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The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-22, Page 14}}T B4 -- TIME HURON EXPOSITOR" DECEMBER 22, 1982 STUDENTS AN i TEACHERS of the St. Columban school enjoyed an afternoon of skating at the new Seaforth l and district community centres. (Wassink photo] • agea Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Mr. Robert McCaughey is home again . following a lengthy stay in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Finlay- son and • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott are holidaying in the sunny south.' Miss Anna Scott joining them for Christmas. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were, Mrs. Jo- anne Capling, Mississauga, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martyn and girls, Russeldale, Dar- lene Templeman and Don Ellison, G.oderich, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neilson and girls. Ruth Templeman. Sratford, Mrs. Hank Bertens and Kimberly, Fullarton, Karen Knott and David Temple- man, Karen Ulch and Terry Templeman, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ebel Stratford visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman and family: The basement of Cromarty Presbyterian Church was fil- led for the White Gift Service on Sunday morning. The pianist Carol Ann Scott, played a medley of Christmas carols. The Rev. Kenneth Knight read scrip- tures after which the white gifts and offering were pre- sented by the people. The highlight of the ser- vice was the presentation of the pageant, "This is Christ- mas," by the children of the Sunday School . and their teachers: Edna Stoneman, Hannah Miller, Alice Gard - t t ff iner and Barbara Temple- man. Taking part in the pageant were Tom Laing as narrator; Dennis Elliott and Tracey. Parsons as Joseph and Mary, Becky Martyn, Lisa Pullman and Carrah Templeman as angels, Danny Elliott, Steven Pullman and Christopher Scott as shepherds, Michelle Martyn, Leanne Gardiner and Sara Elliott as the Three Wise Men. Lari-Jo Gardiner as the' star carrier; Jenny Sangster, Christina Miller and Julie Martyn as candle carriers. Wanda Martyn, Lisa Gardiner and Sherri Elliott as bill carriers. During the presentiation, the angels and shepherds sang, In a Stable Far Away and Trudy and Tracy Quance sang "0 Little Town of Bethlehem." The pageant concluded with the chorus, "Ring out the Bells" by the whole cast. Exeter, Mensal' arid Cro- marty held their annual joint carol service in Cromarty church on Sunday evening with a good crowd in atten- dance. Mary F. D'ow presid- ed at 'the organ...Each choir presented an anthem. All three choirs joined to sing "0 Holy Night." Lessons were read by, Larry Gardiner, Keith Strang, Pearl James,,., Tom - Laing, Margaret Strang, Roberta Templeman, Dennis Elliott, Murray Tay- lor and Rev. Ken Knight. Ushers for the evening were Dean Elliott and Richard Templeman. Larry Gardiner and John Scott were the candle lighters. The prayers of the people , were given by Carol Ann Scott, Robert Bell, Wanda Martyn, Jean Carey, Ken Oke and Pat Pollock. DdbOBguofidovoca Dublin bingo resumes in 1983 Correspondent MRS. JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 The ground is covered in a blanket of white and the houses are beautifully lit with lights that shine so bright. The children are counting the days, hours and minutes, while moms are busy baking and planning the feast of the season. The turkey and stuf- fing and cranberry sauce. the shortbread cookies and mincemeat pie and a treat for ,Santa Claus. Winthr decr'i f tr se el p ch ted .. so,n rch The stockings are all neatly hung while the children ea- gerly await dear old Santa to fill them with lots of goodies and trinkets for young and old alike. The season brings people together from far and near to share together as a fancily all the merriment and cheer. Gifts are exchanged as tokens of friendship and love and blessings from -the birth of the Christ Child come from above. For the sick and shut-ins it is a sad and lonely time but we can brighten their day by spending a few' minutes with them and let them know we are all just fine. Set an extra place at your table on this special night for there is always room for one more, as during the Christmas season there is always food galore. 'So to all you kind and thoughtful people who have taken the time to read this column in the past few months, to von and yours I wish : Merry Christmas; Peace on Earth,and Goodwill to all men. The Dublin and District Athletic Association bingo which is held on' Friday evenings at the Dublin Com- munity Centre •will not be held for the•next two weeks, but will resume again on January 7 with a jackpot of $600 on 56 calls. Wouldn't winning that be a perfect way to start the New Year? This past week the consolation price of $100 -was split be- tween Marg Ja'rmuth and Pat ('ronin. To Mr. Peter Maloney Jr. and Mr.' Andy W.helLam who are both patients in the Seaforth Community Hospi- tal, we wish you both the best of wishes at this Christmas Season. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney, Kitchener were visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Matt Murray on the weekend. The songs of the season so happily express the very thoughts we wish for you... SE VICES 345-2005 K th cCarthy Correspondent IbfARG HUILI.EY A well attended Christmas meeting of the UCW of Cavan Church was held with Ruth Campbell presiding. Ruth opened the meeting with a thought on Christmas. A donation was given to the CNIlB and a Christmas card was signed by all for their Korean child. Poinset- tias will be put in the church for the Christmas "season, ,Thelma Pryce spoke about Advent and Greta Hoegy read a Christmas story with everybody enjoying the Christmas carols as the close of the meeting followed by prayer by Thelma Pryce. PERSONALS Bob and Marg Hulley and Debbie accompanied • by Ev and Sandra Robinson and Becky Jo. Kippen and Bob and Janet Hulley, Blyth enjoyed an early Christmas at the home of Otto Walker•,. Cromarty. Also home for the Christmas. season were Mr. Christmas were Mr. and .Mrs. Jack McGhee, Roy and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sherritt, Linda Weather tl, Kenny Walker, London, Mr Hugh. Currie, Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardin- er, Lisa, Steven, Leanne and Larri-Jo. Mr. Otto Walker visited with Bob and Marg Hullev. Ev and Sandra Robinson and Becky Jo, Kippen and also spent an enjoyable few hours with some of .his old friends at Huronview on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dalton are home from Florida for the festive season. ristmas theme VMS • Dec. 2, the W.M.S. of Cromarty Presbyterian church held their combined Christmas and annual meet- ing at the home of Betty Dow. A Christmas tide Poem was read by Edna Stoneman whoresided. The ladies unitedina Christmas Prayer following the singing of the Advent Hymn, "Are we ready for Christ- mas?" was the thought- provoking theme of Betty Dow's topic. The worship service, in which all mem- bers took part, dealt with some of the traditional sym- bols of Christmas, and was interspersed with Christ- mas • carols , and suitable Scripture passages. Roll call proved interesting when each member recalled a very special Christmas. Agnes Lamond reported and cards sent and five visits made to sick and shut-ins. Lillian Douglas read the minutes of the November meeting and Lila McKaig gave the treasurer's report. During the business, con- ducted by the president Dorothy Miller, reports were read which indicated a very busy and successful year. The slate of officers will remain unchanged for 1983. Bells, poinsettia, and a Christmas tree decorated the auditorium of the church for Sunday morning's church service. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrat- ed with the Rev. Kenneth Knight in charge. Next Sun- ? day the service will be held downstairs rm of a Christmasepagew aesented by the Sunday school. 1 MST IS of fond Inopes and set eel! dreams fot➢fi➢Qt ail tel this toots^ of jos. •,:® enatrun thank sono to all. MM COLEMAN R.R. , Carpentry Seaforth ...to you and yours this happy holiday season. Thank you for your patronage. FORD Your satisfaction is our first concern .sale, SEAFORTH . • Servlet• • traat,e MOTORS' LIMITED • Dolly Ronfoha (.L 220 MAIN STREET, SOUTH-SEAFORTH 527-1010 CHRISTMASTIME ay youri- holidays ring with the resounding spirit that is the heart of Christmas! Sincere thanks. GEO. A. SILLS & SONS Phone 527-1620 tl.,,a,,1,• Seaforth GOOD TIDINGS tiiat0 vour Christ"etas be nrc-rry and bright! SNiP 'N CURL Seaforth 527-0750 I� 02Ce I II:I +I�!iui lip �amllllllQIIQIIIIIIII • I III 'll iwlla iNlllpl'llllllnllllll!IIIIIJIIII_'lll�I,oAI To all our Friends peal Customers rte wish %'ora and your families is re>ry Happy Holiday Season NOBEL BOWILiNG LANES Seaforth 527-0840 May the joy, and delight of the Yuletide Season be yours. and the beat in 1983. THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF BALL-MACAULAY care BUILDING CENTRE to all our Friends and Customers: As the HOLIDAY SEASON approaches our thoughts turn to the true meaning of this happy time. During the course of the year and in the rush of events, we tend to overlook the important friendships that are the real basis of all business relationships. And so it is that we would like to set aside the routine of business and express our sincere hope that your HOLIDAY SEASON will be Joyous and Happy and that the New Year will bring Good Health and Prosperity to You and Yours. , Pryde Monuments HOLIDAY HOURS: We will be closed from noon on Friday, December 24, until 8 a.m. on Tuesday, December 28. We will be closed from noon on Friday, December 31, until 8 a.m. on Monday, January 3, 1983. Fr•orn The Vincent Fanlilt.- frrfl glia ff FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED SEAfORi H • AYR • CAMBRIDGE • WOODSTOCK it >a � �. M 1 1 -•