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The news from Londesborough
Brenda Radford
Here are the answers to
last week's Christmas quiz.
1] When a bell rings, an
angel gets his/her wings.
2] The Grinch stole Christ-
mas in Whoville.
3] The second day of
Christmas gifts were two tur-
tle doves and a partridge in a
pear tree.
4] Wenceslas was King of
Bohemia.
5] The poinsettia is native
to Mexico and known as 'the
flower of the night':
6] The Nutcracker's main
enemy is the King of the
Mice.
7] Charles Dickens is the
author of "A Christmas
Carol':
8] "Jingle Bells" was origi-
nally written for Thanksgiv-
ing, probably the American
date in November.
With three weeks to
Christmas I offer this first
third of a Christmas
alphabet.
A] animals in the stable,
angels in the sky.
B] a Baby, Bethlehem,
Bible and boxes of gifts.
C] carols, cards and
candles.
D] December, decora-
tions and Christmas dinner.
E] exaltation, excitement
and Christmas Eve.
F] family, frankincense
and Father Christmas.
G] Good News, greetings,
The Gospel.
H] holly, holidays, heav-
enly hosts.
Jim Johnston is home and
his heart is ticking along as
never before. Martin Wilts
continues in Clinton hospi-
tal. And several in the village
are dealing with that nasty
bronchial virus that is mak-
ing the rounds. This great
weather that continues is no
time to be ill so wash your
hands, a lot, stay warm,
drink lots of water, take your
vitamins and pray the bug
misses you. For 'tis the sea-
son for lots of Christmas
things and the nasties.
There are just two full
weeks of classes left for Hul-
lett pupils in this winter
term as they start holidays
on December 18. Progress
reports go home on Decem-
ber 10 and next week I'll
have a report on their
Christmas Concert that hap-
pened on Wednesday,
December 9.
Classrooms are decorat-
ing their doors for a school -
wide competition.
During the last week of
classes the children can buy
a sweet treat, a candy cane
for 25 cents. It might be fun
to drop by the halls on
Wednesday, the 16, for
that has been designated
'ugly Christmas sweater day,'
a fun fad that has surfaced in
recent years.
Londesborough United Church
Rev. Fletcher and the sen-
ior choir had a chance to sit
in the pews at Londesbor-
ough United Church on
Sunday, December 6 when
the Sunday School took
charge of the morning ser-
vice. The young folk capably
handled all aspects of the
worship and presented their
annual White Gift pageant.
Their playlet was titled
"Waiting for a Star". The chil-
dren introduced their pag-
eant with an action song,
"Hush, There's a Baby Nar-
rators Kiara and Emma told
how the world was waiting
and watching for the coming
of a king. A rather updated
version of the Christmas
story was presented with all
the original cast, Mary,
Joseph, angels, an inn-
keeper, shepherds and sta-
ble creatures. There were
many smiles in the pews.
The scribes searching the
scriptures were studying
newspapers. By the end of
the pageant those newspa-
pers carried headlines such
as
"The Wait Is Over", "The
Son of God Arrives As A
Baby". As the story pro-
gressed the congregants saw
a Mary who was reading
bridal magazines in prepa-
ration for her marriage to
Joseph and receiving blue
baby gifts from the angel,
Gabriel. Twice "Mission
Impossible" spies made an
appearance supposedly to
search for the promised
Baby. Joseph accepted his
role in the event with a two
thumbs up and accepting
'baby care books' from
Gabriel.
Even Caesar Augustus
made an appearance with
his abacus making his new
census law. The shepherds
rushed out of the stable and
up the church aisles telling
all of us the good news.
The closing song, "What a
Glorious Night", retold the
events of that night and the
message that Love has
come.
The Sunday School col-
lected 'white gifts' for the
Huron County Christmas
Bureau and appreciated the
generosity of church goers.
A time of fellowship with a
light lunch was enjoyed fol-
lowing the service.
Flowers at the front of the
sanctuary were placed in
memory of Charles Snell
who passed away suddenly
the previous Sunday. Please
keep Sharon and the family
in your prayers as they come
to terms with his passing.
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