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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-14, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 14, 1989 , n Homan Hensall groups enjoy many Christmas dinners dent 1ERITIACn iCGRBGOR 242-2025 ' The ladies of Carmel Presbyterian Church met on Monday, Dec. 5 for a pot -lack dinner at 12 noon with Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Al Hoggarth in charge. Dorothy Taylor presided for the W.M.S. meeting andave the origin of the'hymn "Silent t" written by Franz Gruber. Mrs. Faber read an article "What Makes (2trishnast", Mrs. Cathy Bell read a story "The Rest of the Story", Gloria Mousseau gave *reading "Christmas Givingg and Jean Snell gave areading "Ready for as". A vocal duet "Hear the Bells" was sung by Blanche Dougall and Edith Bell with Dorothy Taylor at the piano. It was decided to supplyamalgamat organizations and be known as the Presbyter- ian Church Women. The next meeting to be held on Jan. 9, 1984 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Douse! and Mrs. Bell sang a duet "Behold I Bring Good Tidings" and Mrs. Taylor gave a reading "It Was Christtaas Eve In Palestine." Mrs. Kenneth Knight installed the slate of officers for the coming year. They are President Dorothy Taylor; first vice-presi- drat Jews Snell; second vice president Margaret Hoggarth; secretary, Mrs. Faber, asst secretary. Mrs. Hoggarth; associate members, Jean Snell, treasurer to be chosen; cradle roll Mrs. Faber; pianist, Edith Bell; literature secretary, Maggie Campbell; glad tidings, Emma Campbell; quilt committee; Mrs. Alex MacGregor and Gerrie Moir. Cards- and treats, Marlene Bell; social conveners, Eleanor Thompson and Wlnnle Seer,supply secretary, Heanor meson group lea _dei, Marlene Bell and Cathy Rely Queensway representative Marilyn Camp- Maggie.Campbell who hu been a patient for several weeks in'South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned to her home. Roy Marenz of Grand Bend who has been recuperatingfn. London following major surgery in August visited with his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett last week. AMBER LODGE HOLDS CHBISTMASIARTT Amber Rebekah Lodge enjoyed their Christmas party on Wednesday evening at A donation was voted to the Family e two and Children Services. Happy birthday was expressed to Alice Ferg. Christmas carols were sung with Belva Fuss at the piano. Dorothy Corbett gave a reading Santa, Claus", UNIT THREE ENJOYS DINNER Unit Three of the Hensall U.C.W. enjoyed a hot Christmas dinner at 12 noon on Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall with a good attend- ance. Dorothy Brintnell opened the meeting with a poem "Now Is The Time For Christmas." Christmas greetings were read from Mary Nicol, missionary in Nepal, Asia and from Peter and Suan Frayne who are working in Sendah, West Africa.' Jean Cole and Shirley Kerslake sang "Silver Bells" and "Let There Be Light accompanied by Marilyn Vandenbusche at BOB & BETTY'S the piano. Rev. Stan McDonald brought the Christmas mesas "No Candle Was There". Loretta read "Christmas In China", 'O Come AB Yell" was sung. GENEBALIIIIIIMN At the annual general meeting of Hensall United Church Women on Dec: S, Gall McCall of London .spoke on the work of the Roth Home of M Services, Mainly working amongyouth, battered wives, alcoholics and ormer psychiatric patients, workers see an, average of 250 to 500 women pass through their doors in a year. Christmas is a apecld time at Roth Home; u well as g the traditional Christmas dinner, residents are given �g� provided by the generosity of well wishhrs. The annual Presbyterial will be held at St. John's United Church, Stratford, on Jan. 23 and the Hensall U.C.W. meeting will be on Jan. 16. It was decided to hold another beef barbeque in 1984, carpet the gallery of the church, to bay two new flower standards for the sanctuary and a new vacuum cleaner. Miss W. Jacobs has received her provincial honors for her 4-H work and received con- gratulation and a keepsake from the U The slate of officers for the coming year are president, Joyce Pepper; first vice, vacant; second vice, Belva uss; secretary, Grace Drummond. treasurer, Hilda Payne, commit- tee conveners, stewardship and finance, Mary Goodwin, conununications Hilda Payne; leadership development, Dianne Gerstenkorn, World Outreach, Kay Mock; Church in Society, Audrey Christie; Christian Development, Kay Elder; In Church Commit- tee, Dianne Gerstenkorn; nursery, I anna Brock; nominations Hilda Payne; unit 1 aders 1() Audrey Christie; (2) Kay M - ; (3) Dorothy Parker; (4) Nan Britton an ' Elva Forrest. The employees of W.G. Thom and Sons Ltd. were entertained to the real Christmas party in Goderich on day evening. The annual Bendix Christmas Pa was held at the Pineridge Chalet on 'day evening last. The sacrament of Communion was h - d at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sund at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Ken eth 'Knight. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided a the organ. Carolyn Love favored with Chris . as carols on the organb. The Kiri Session will meet on Wednes ay evening at 8:00 p.m. The annual joint c• of service will be held on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Christmas : e Service at 7:30 p.m. in place of the 1:30 p. service on Dec. 25. SANTA VISITS The children of the Hensall United Chur were entertained on Thursday evening an began the evening by decorating the hall an Christmas tree with decorations they ha made. The movie "The Gift" portrayed the sto of a lad who had no money to buy his father a gift, so he got up early on Christmas and took care of all the chores for his father. His father thanked him and said it was the first time he was with the children to see them around the tree early in the morning. Santa arrived and gave about 80 children a bag of goodies. The -United Church service on Sunday morning opened with the choir singing the anthem "Ring Out Bells of Christmas ' by McCabe with Doug Klopp as organist and director for the day. The ushers for the day were Fred Elder, Larry Elder, Doug Kyle and Steven Corbett and Sharon Wurm greeted the congregation. The congregation enjoyed a carol sing at the beginning of the service. The United Church Women officers were installed for the 1983-84 year by Mr. McDonald. They are president Joyce Pepper, "secondvice president Belva Fuss, secretary Grace Drummond, treasurer and past presi- dent Hilda Payne. The chairpersons for the different divisions are church in society, Audrey Christie; Christian development Kay Elder; in church, Dianne Gerstenkorn; World Outreach, Kay Mock; leadership develop- ment, Dianne Gerstenkorn; communications, Hilda Payne; stewardship, Mary Goodwin; the leaders of the different Units forrite next year are: Unit one, Audrey Christie, Unit Two, Kay Mock, Unit three, Dorothy Parker, Unit four, Nan Britton. Next Sunday evening,the carolers will go out through the village singing carols to some of the shut -its. Anyone wbbing to join them and share in the singing are asked to be at the church at 7:00 p.m. QUEENSWAY NEWS Dec. 1 started out with the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary members coming in the evening for a sing -song and cake and ice cream for the residents. St. Boniface Christmas Choirentertained residents and staff on duty Dec. 5. Tuesday was worship service conducted by Rev. Forsythe assisted by Robert Cameron and Rev, Grant Mills- Movies were shown on Thursday. Bowling was enjoyed at the Zurich Bowling Lanes on Friday with Albert Miazga high for the men with 134 and Stephanie Bosse high for the ladies 142, Sunday, Dec. 11 was the Family Christmas Party. George Mathonia, Jim Young and Jim Norris and another group Terry Sweigard, Eugene Hartman and Marg Hartman (who are some members of Country Unlimited) entertained the residents and staff to some delightful music. Check our - classified listings!!! Water DRILLING - W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIBS Neil Dud J Dum 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 Filter Queen "IN THE HEART Or DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 HO In t O HO—Becky Campbell played Santa First Presbyterian Church's Christmas con- e grade one Sunday school class at the cert in Seaforth last Sunday. (Hundertmark photo) Seaforth Chiropracti Centre T.J. Devereau Sc , D. C WE'VE MOVED! VARIETY & GIFTS Radio /hark Seaforth 527-1680 DEALER A.S.C. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. RADIO SHACK TRS -80 COLOUR COMPUTER 2 To: 77 Main St. (former Rathwell Bldg.) Main Street Entrance Seaforth, Ont.. NOK IWO Tel. 527-I242 NEW HOURS: Mon. 8:30-12, 1:30-6:00 Tues., Thurs. 8:30.12:00, 3:30-8:30 Wed., Fd-, Sat. 8:30.12:00 16K .STANDARD BASIC 2 W ONLY �O Reg. '349.00 26-3026 16K EXTENDED BASIC 35900NOW LY Reg. 5459.00 26-3027 —SUPER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 64KEXTENDED BASIC "O`" ONLY 26-3003 46900 Reg. '599.00 Large Selection of Games - TAKE ONE HOME THIS CHRISTMAS PICK YOUR OWN CYCLAMEN •AZALEAS ppen Young People nduct service Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 St. ndrew's Church, Kippen met at the usual ur of 10 a.m. on Sunday Dec. 11 and this se 'cc was conducted very ably by the young eople of the church with Christine Cooper the minister in charge. The ung people presented four stories, namely 'The Advent Apple" read by Lois Binnend k, assisted by Dana Cooper; "The Selfish amity" read by Chrystal Jones, assisted y Julie Consitt, Darrell Faber and Jason Tu er; "The Gift Tree" read by Linda Binnend , assisted by Myla Lovell and Chrystal nes; and "The Free Gift" read by Myla Lovell, assisted by Jason Turner and Darrell Faber. The choir sang Calypso Carol" accom- panied by Tricia Cooper on the finger cymbal, Linda Binnendyk on the maracas, and Lois Binnendyk on the clavas. Barb Cooper presided at the organ assisted by Pastor Don Moffat at the piano. Michael Connolly is a patient in Exeter Hospital after suffering a fall in his home; we wish him a speedy recovery. It's exam time for the university and college students in our area. We wish them all the best on their exams and a safe journey home to Kippen for the Christmas holidays. Bri.kefield holds White Gift service on Sunday Correspondent S. ISABEL SCOTT 482-7135 A White ft service was held on Sunday morning wit Mrs. Beth Cooper. Sunday School supe etendent as leader with the senior students taking part. The narrator was Becky Rothwell and gospel reader was Lynne Moffat Jerry McBe th, William Fotheringham, Dana Kloss, dy Moffat, Brian Moffat, Faye -Anne Loy and Chris McDonald helped \'n the stories the advent apple and the selfish family. Helping with the gift tree and the free gift were D vi Moffat, Scott Townsend. Jan Talbot and rt Rathwell, Robert Hill and Lynne Moffat. a gift envelopes were received by 'Willi Fotheringham and Robert Hill. UCiV POT -LUCK A pot -luck dirtier started the Christmas LARGE SELECTION OF GHETTO BLASTERS AND HOME STEREOS and many other Christmas plants, from our large home grown selection. Give a living lasting Gift! I I Visit our gift shop for many other great gift ideas. Copperware, wicker, silk centre piens and many ideas for the do-it-yourselfer. Large Selection of Stocking Stuffers from Coutt's Hallmark Values up to 5.00 NOTHING PRICED OVER 1.98 COZYN'S GIMPEraE Huron St. Stratford c t ld Tel. 393-6661 DaliOPEN 4-1 NOW TILL CHRISTMAS OPEN SUNDAY 11-4 general meeting of the UCW. Evelyn Falconer, Audrey Coleman and Myrtle Taylor were in charge of the worship service on Christmas. Mrs. Doris Cantelon was at the piano. Beatrice Stoll. president, read a poem "Gifts for Christmas". Donations were made to the Children's Memorial Hospital, to the Van Den Neucker family and to the Mission and Service fund. After the meeting, boxes were_packed for the shut-ins. The Christmas eve service this year will be at Brucefield at 7:30 p.m. PERSONALS Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Edna Paterson in the death of her son Jim of Loudon and to his wife and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Rushcall has returned to Victoria, B.C. after spending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. David Triebner is a patient in University Hospital. London having undergone hip su rgery. Happy the Clown attends party in Clinton school The mystery birthday party held on Dec. 2 at the Clinton and District Christian School was thoroughly enjoyed by all pupils, parents, teachers and preschoolers that at- tended. A clown, lookingand sounding very much hire "Happy the1 Clown" informed the children that th( birthday they were celebrating was their Own. Each child was r own as well as every celebrating his or other child's bi As the festivities parent that the deal of preparing. party hats adorned of bright colors an class sang its b well deserved round After prizes for tfk were received, themselves in .peen treated to a surprised the first snacks were handed out. The films "Monkeys Go Home" was started. Three reels, two snicks, many laughs and one and one half holds later, the enjoyable afternoon wan closedlvith a word of prayer ontinued it became ap- had done a great re than 200 homemade many heads in a sea shapes. As well, each y song and received a la best ha fin ach grade +nd pupils finding iv marked chairs were by the Reverend Kidd of the Goderich and Clinton Baptist Church. Pupils and teachers are now busy with the preparations for the Christmas Program set for Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Three choirs, the primary, junior and the senior choir along with several individuals, groups and the kindergarten class will present a variety program designed to reflect the real mean- ing of Christmas. Klu0D®t E41app®Mingo, THE CHRISTMAS TREE On Tuesday December 6, kindergartens and grades one from our school went on a field trip to get a Christmas tree to decorate in our gym After that they had a sleigh ride led by Mr. Millson's team of horses. it was a very enjoyable dams STMAS DANCE We had a Christmas dance on Thursday. December 8. it was held after school from 3:30-5:30. The grades that went were only grades 7 & 8. Pop and chips were sold for only 50c. 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GENEBALIIIIIIMN At the annual general meeting of Hensall United Church Women on Dec: S, Gall McCall of London .spoke on the work of the Roth Home of M Services, Mainly working amongyouth, battered wives, alcoholics and ormer psychiatric patients, workers see an, average of 250 to 500 women pass through their doors in a year. Christmas is a apecld time at Roth Home; u well as g the traditional Christmas dinner, residents are given �g� provided by the generosity of well wishhrs. The annual Presbyterial will be held at St. John's United Church, Stratford, on Jan. 23 and the Hensall U.C.W. meeting will be on Jan. 16. It was decided to hold another beef barbeque in 1984, carpet the gallery of the church, to bay two new flower standards for the sanctuary and a new vacuum cleaner. Miss W. Jacobs has received her provincial honors for her 4-H work and received con- gratulation and a keepsake from the U The slate of officers for the coming year are president, Joyce Pepper; first vice, vacant; second vice, Belva uss; secretary, Grace Drummond. treasurer, Hilda Payne, commit- tee conveners, stewardship and finance, Mary Goodwin, conununications Hilda Payne; leadership development, Dianne Gerstenkorn, World Outreach, Kay Mock; Church in Society, Audrey Christie; Christian Development, Kay Elder; In Church Commit- tee, Dianne Gerstenkorn; nursery, I anna Brock; nominations Hilda Payne; unit 1 aders 1() Audrey Christie; (2) Kay M - ; (3) Dorothy Parker; (4) Nan Britton an ' Elva Forrest. The employees of W.G. Thom and Sons Ltd. were entertained to the real Christmas party in Goderich on day evening. The annual Bendix Christmas Pa was held at the Pineridge Chalet on 'day evening last. The sacrament of Communion was h - d at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sund at 1:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. Ken eth 'Knight. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided a the organ. Carolyn Love favored with Chris . as carols on the organb. The Kiri Session will meet on Wednes ay evening at 8:00 p.m. The annual joint c• of service will be held on Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Christmas : e Service at 7:30 p.m. in place of the 1:30 p. service on Dec. 25. SANTA VISITS The children of the Hensall United Chur were entertained on Thursday evening an began the evening by decorating the hall an Christmas tree with decorations they ha made. The movie "The Gift" portrayed the sto of a lad who had no money to buy his father a gift, so he got up early on Christmas and took care of all the chores for his father. His father thanked him and said it was the first time he was with the children to see them around the tree early in the morning. Santa arrived and gave about 80 children a bag of goodies. The -United Church service on Sunday morning opened with the choir singing the anthem "Ring Out Bells of Christmas ' by McCabe with Doug Klopp as organist and director for the day. The ushers for the day were Fred Elder, Larry Elder, Doug Kyle and Steven Corbett and Sharon Wurm greeted the congregation. The congregation enjoyed a carol sing at the beginning of the service. The United Church Women officers were installed for the 1983-84 year by Mr. McDonald. They are president Joyce Pepper, "secondvice president Belva Fuss, secretary Grace Drummond, treasurer and past presi- dent Hilda Payne. The chairpersons for the different divisions are church in society, Audrey Christie; Christian development Kay Elder; in church, Dianne Gerstenkorn; World Outreach, Kay Mock; leadership develop- ment, Dianne Gerstenkorn; communications, Hilda Payne; stewardship, Mary Goodwin; the leaders of the different Units forrite next year are: Unit one, Audrey Christie, Unit Two, Kay Mock, Unit three, Dorothy Parker, Unit four, Nan Britton. Next Sunday evening,the carolers will go out through the village singing carols to some of the shut -its. Anyone wbbing to join them and share in the singing are asked to be at the church at 7:00 p.m. QUEENSWAY NEWS Dec. 1 started out with the Legion and Ladies Auxiliary members coming in the evening for a sing -song and cake and ice cream for the residents. St. Boniface Christmas Choirentertained residents and staff on duty Dec. 5. Tuesday was worship service conducted by Rev. Forsythe assisted by Robert Cameron and Rev, Grant Mills- Movies were shown on Thursday. Bowling was enjoyed at the Zurich Bowling Lanes on Friday with Albert Miazga high for the men with 134 and Stephanie Bosse high for the ladies 142, Sunday, Dec. 11 was the Family Christmas Party. George Mathonia, Jim Young and Jim Norris and another group Terry Sweigard, Eugene Hartman and Marg Hartman (who are some members of Country Unlimited) entertained the residents and staff to some delightful music. Check our - classified listings!!! Water DRILLING - W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIBS Neil Dud J Dum 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 Filter Queen "IN THE HEART Or DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 HO In t O HO—Becky Campbell played Santa First Presbyterian Church's Christmas con- e grade one Sunday school class at the cert in Seaforth last Sunday. (Hundertmark photo) Seaforth Chiropracti Centre T.J. Devereau Sc , D. C WE'VE MOVED! VARIETY & GIFTS Radio /hark Seaforth 527-1680 DEALER A.S.C. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TILL 11 P.M. RADIO SHACK TRS -80 COLOUR COMPUTER 2 To: 77 Main St. (former Rathwell Bldg.) Main Street Entrance Seaforth, Ont.. NOK IWO Tel. 527-I242 NEW HOURS: Mon. 8:30-12, 1:30-6:00 Tues., Thurs. 8:30.12:00, 3:30-8:30 Wed., Fd-, Sat. 8:30.12:00 16K .STANDARD BASIC 2 W ONLY �O Reg. '349.00 26-3026 16K EXTENDED BASIC 35900NOW LY Reg. 5459.00 26-3027 —SUPER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 64KEXTENDED BASIC "O`" ONLY 26-3003 46900 Reg. '599.00 Large Selection of Games - TAKE ONE HOME THIS CHRISTMAS PICK YOUR OWN CYCLAMEN •AZALEAS ppen Young People nduct service Correspondent MARGARET HOGGARTH 262-6902 St. ndrew's Church, Kippen met at the usual ur of 10 a.m. on Sunday Dec. 11 and this se 'cc was conducted very ably by the young eople of the church with Christine Cooper the minister in charge. The ung people presented four stories, namely 'The Advent Apple" read by Lois Binnend k, assisted by Dana Cooper; "The Selfish amity" read by Chrystal Jones, assisted y Julie Consitt, Darrell Faber and Jason Tu er; "The Gift Tree" read by Linda Binnend , assisted by Myla Lovell and Chrystal nes; and "The Free Gift" read by Myla Lovell, assisted by Jason Turner and Darrell Faber. The choir sang Calypso Carol" accom- panied by Tricia Cooper on the finger cymbal, Linda Binnendyk on the maracas, and Lois Binnendyk on the clavas. Barb Cooper presided at the organ assisted by Pastor Don Moffat at the piano. Michael Connolly is a patient in Exeter Hospital after suffering a fall in his home; we wish him a speedy recovery. It's exam time for the university and college students in our area. We wish them all the best on their exams and a safe journey home to Kippen for the Christmas holidays. Bri.kefield holds White Gift service on Sunday Correspondent S. ISABEL SCOTT 482-7135 A White ft service was held on Sunday morning wit Mrs. Beth Cooper. Sunday School supe etendent as leader with the senior students taking part. The narrator was Becky Rothwell and gospel reader was Lynne Moffat Jerry McBe th, William Fotheringham, Dana Kloss, dy Moffat, Brian Moffat, Faye -Anne Loy and Chris McDonald helped \'n the stories the advent apple and the selfish family. Helping with the gift tree and the free gift were D vi Moffat, Scott Townsend. Jan Talbot and rt Rathwell, Robert Hill and Lynne Moffat. a gift envelopes were received by 'Willi Fotheringham and Robert Hill. UCiV POT -LUCK A pot -luck dirtier started the Christmas LARGE SELECTION OF GHETTO BLASTERS AND HOME STEREOS and many other Christmas plants, from our large home grown selection. Give a living lasting Gift! I I Visit our gift shop for many other great gift ideas. Copperware, wicker, silk centre piens and many ideas for the do-it-yourselfer. Large Selection of Stocking Stuffers from Coutt's Hallmark Values up to 5.00 NOTHING PRICED OVER 1.98 COZYN'S GIMPEraE Huron St. Stratford c t ld Tel. 393-6661 DaliOPEN 4-1 NOW TILL CHRISTMAS OPEN SUNDAY 11-4 general meeting of the UCW. Evelyn Falconer, Audrey Coleman and Myrtle Taylor were in charge of the worship service on Christmas. Mrs. Doris Cantelon was at the piano. Beatrice Stoll. president, read a poem "Gifts for Christmas". Donations were made to the Children's Memorial Hospital, to the Van Den Neucker family and to the Mission and Service fund. After the meeting, boxes were_packed for the shut-ins. The Christmas eve service this year will be at Brucefield at 7:30 p.m. PERSONALS Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Edna Paterson in the death of her son Jim of Loudon and to his wife and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Rushcall has returned to Victoria, B.C. after spending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. David Triebner is a patient in University Hospital. London having undergone hip su rgery. Happy the Clown attends party in Clinton school The mystery birthday party held on Dec. 2 at the Clinton and District Christian School was thoroughly enjoyed by all pupils, parents, teachers and preschoolers that at- tended. A clown, lookingand sounding very much hire "Happy the1 Clown" informed the children that th( birthday they were celebrating was their Own. Each child was r own as well as every celebrating his or other child's bi As the festivities parent that the deal of preparing. party hats adorned of bright colors an class sang its b well deserved round After prizes for tfk were received, themselves in .peen treated to a surprised the first snacks were handed out. The films "Monkeys Go Home" was started. Three reels, two snicks, many laughs and one and one half holds later, the enjoyable afternoon wan closedlvith a word of prayer ontinued it became ap- had done a great re than 200 homemade many heads in a sea shapes. As well, each y song and received a la best ha fin ach grade +nd pupils finding iv marked chairs were by the Reverend Kidd of the Goderich and Clinton Baptist Church. Pupils and teachers are now busy with the preparations for the Christmas Program set for Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Three choirs, the primary, junior and the senior choir along with several individuals, groups and the kindergarten class will present a variety program designed to reflect the real mean- ing of Christmas. Klu0D®t E41app®Mingo, THE CHRISTMAS TREE On Tuesday December 6, kindergartens and grades one from our school went on a field trip to get a Christmas tree to decorate in our gym After that they had a sleigh ride led by Mr. Millson's team of horses. it was a very enjoyable dams STMAS DANCE We had a Christmas dance on Thursday. December 8. it was held after school from 3:30-5:30. The grades that went were only grades 7 & 8. Pop and chips were sold for only 50c. Everyone had fun.