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The Strath faneiTes had their Coe istmus in
the Camtuiip Centre on -Saturday. Dec, 17
, 75 aadmg.
Oatt_ y, Dec 18. the Bentley -Woods
Christ as was also held in the Community
Centre with as attendance of mound 30.
An early ebaistmas at the home of W-
and Mas" Don Cotton was celebrated on Dec,
17asd 18. Those present were Mr. and Mrs_
Gannet Stair, and deserter Kim. Wallace-
buoy;add Mr. and Mts. Angus Star, Keay.
Davand friend of Minton.
A good time a reported by those attending
the often reception for Mr. aad Mrs_ Ken
MacDonald oa Friday evening Dec 16 at
warm welcome to Mrs_ MacDonald to the
community_
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Wednesday melting.
Fannies arcs bens of Craabrook W.L
vete treated to a delicious Christmas dinner
on Dec_ 14 by the Ethel W_L Tables were set
for foot so that the two gawps would mai_
Hydro Teaser a representative from Ontario
alkertoa showed a film on the
uses and dangers when catension cords are
misused particularly at Christmas_
Nancy Vuius conducted a short pIu am.
Mrs Wafted Strickler contnim i d a
marling "Do you remember when Christmas
was?" Mrs. Tom Baker read the Christmas
story and all joined hands to sing "SIIent
Night". bring the srrr pleasant afternoon
to a close.
Londesboro has
Christmas visit
DOIASHOEDIOOK
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The Cheerio Club held their Christmas
mecting Dec. 21 with a turkey, dmter at 4
p m_ at the White Rose Restaurant. Edythe
Beacon
welcomed all and read "Grown Ups
Letter to Santa
The draw donated by Vi Burns was.won by,
Vietta Hoggart_ The neat meeting will be
Group 1 at the home of Stella Adams_ A
reading"for as kung as 1 can remember" was
made by Edythe and "Christmas Tide"• was
read by Blah_
PERSONALS
Candlelight Service at the church and
fellowship and coffee at manse. for Christmas
Eve and Dec_,2S church service were all
candled due to weather conditions_
Geo Hoggart was admBued to Clinton
PublicHospital an Dec 20_
Con:... to Ron and Kathy Moes on
the birth of their daught er Kerissa Joanne
born Dec_ 23 at the Clinton Public Hospital_ A
sister for Laura Kathryn_
,Pec Stackhouse was admitted to Clinton
Public Hospital on Friday for tests_
Mrs_ Colin Paterson of Landon visited Dec_
19with her parents Mfr_ and Mrs_ Bob Burns_
George Neil_ of Stratford visited on Friday
with Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom_
Mr_ and Mrs. Ray Radford of London. Mr_
and Mrs John Lawrie" Rob and Jennifer_ of
Kitchener spent Christmas weekend with
parents Mr_ and Mrs Bob Thompson,
Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs_ Len
Radford of Londesboroarrd Mr_ and Mrs_ Jim
Lawrie, of Blyth_
lora Shobbrook spent Christmas Day with
Gordon. Darlene. Darrell and Diana Shob-
brook_
Christmas Day visitors with Mr_ and Mrs
Bbl Sottioux were Brace Aubin and Melanie
of Hampstead Montreal, Valerie Hewko of
Mississauga_ Daphine Auhin from France
spent the past week with Jennifer.
Chrsshmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs Jack
THE BEST ening about this wee&end"s storm The Snowdon family home in Seatorth was
is the winter wonderland that was created_ covered in snow of course_ Most people spent
Monday and Tuesday digging out from the
worst Christmas storm an record PNassink
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Londesboro UCW hears from bure�u
Correspondent
MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK
523-4250
Greeting on Sunday morning at the United
Church were Jim Jamieson_ Jack Lee and
ushers wete Brenda Nesbitt; Crystal Ken-
nedy: David Whyte and Scott Overboe_
The Exptorers entered the church with
their leaders Bev Riley and Linda Dillon and
the CGIT gists.
CGIT and Explorer leaders were installed
including Jane Swan. Bev Raley and Linda
Dillon_ Absent was Jean Kennedy. There
were 14 Explorers. sin CGIT present with the
initiation of three new CGIT and seven first
year Explorers ,
UCW. CHRISTMAS
A pot tuck supper was held Dec_ 12. 6:3()
pan_ and enjoyed by a number of members
and their guests After supper Mary PeeL
program convener. hada contest "Havinga
Turkey for Christmas"_
Guest speakers were Audrey Royal and
Pegg. Rivers from Goderich co-ordinators 4.
Snell were Mr. and Mrs_ Bev Jewiit, jean and_
.Trent. Cr _ tldt Chldren' Service Cbristm
arg, Lindsey of Maden, 371r.ani Bureau for ehgdren -16 and under- Joare
Mrs Allen , Lisa and Kelly.
The W_ I_ card party will be held Jan. hat 8
tam. Ladies. bring lumen_
Mr_ and Mrs Tom Atlee- Mr_ and Mrs
Keith Allen. Don. Mark. Drew and Paula
spent Christmas with Mr_ ,and Mrs Don
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Whyte presented airs year's White Gift heti
Sunday School Margaret Good_
TheLLCM. knitted 33 pairs of mitts. two
pairs of socks and other articles Colin Swan
presented collection from ecumenical corn -
mutiny Christmas seta -ice Sunday night_ half
of which went to the Christmas bureau_
Margaret Whyte presented the speakers
with a ticket tb Blyth festival.
Audrey Thompson presented Jane and
Colin Swan with a gift of a lovely quilt from
the church. Edythe Beacom thanked Gail
Leas . and Betty Millar for their work as
leaders past two years_
An Explorer expedition was held Dec_ 15.
The.Explorcr emblem was done by Metairie
Knox_ Joanne Welts, Pam Hoggert_ Lisa
Kennedy_ and Denise Gross_ Tracy Kennedy
did the Explorer picture_
• Mc_ Lyons and Mr. Hoggart brought a hay
. wagon drawn by horses,for the members to
goCarel singing. Merry Christmas
Theresa Knox
The Hutlett recreation committee wt71 once
again be sivusuring yollevbal at Helen
central school for ages 13-18 yrs at 7 to 8
p_nd and ages 18-21 yrs_ at 8 to 9 p.m.
starting Jan_ 4. The committee is also selling
hats and crests with the winning design from
Hallett Twp. Day_
The CGIT Christmas Vesper service was
held Stmcla1 644- t� ,11,'shers.were Explorer
gids Shannon n Dur. ei (Denise Gross Ther-
esa and Melanie Knox:COT members Lori
Bromley. Lisa Bosman, Deanna Lyon.
Theresa Oserboe. Crystal White. Brenda
Finch and Kerry Babcock said three anthems
with Lisa Duizer at piano.
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Mr_ and Mrs Bob Thompson spent the
weekend m 'Kitchener with Mc_ and Mrs
John Lawrie. Rob and Jennifer. On Saturday
they were guests at the wedding of his niece
Brenda Thompson to Robert Gibb at Trinity
TLC. Reception at Brier Haugh Community
Centre.
Mrs Glen Carter spent: a week recently
with her aunt Margaret Taman of Brampton_
Colleen Carter of Exeter is spending her
Christmas vacation at her patents' home.
Clara Riley held Christmas on Sunday for
her Emily. Present were Arnold. Bev,
Andre. Vicky Lou, Carman. Clint. Leanne
Riley, Diane, Gary and BHT Elliott_ Elmer
and Elie Hogi1L_
Mr_ and Mrs Lorne Hunking held
Christmas on Sunday for her mother
Charlotte Bell of Blyth. Mr_ and Mrs Art
Hunking. Todd, Tara_ Alicia, Dashwood,
Mr_ and Mrs Murray Ranking. Bradley,
Becky. Nicole of Godericb. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Dwizer, Laurel. Lisa. Stephen and
Shannon of Londesboro_
Happy Gang Seniors will meet Dec_ 28 at
1:31) p.m_ in the hall.
The villagers were treated on Thursday
evening by Explorers and their leaders carol
singing.
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ft may have been add and blustery outside
cm Wednesday evening, Dec. 21 for the
Christens niceties of the Walton Woman's
Institute but was warm inside of the
basement of the hali when 15 members sat
dorm to adeficiouEtarkey sapper prior to the
short niceties.
Helen Craig presided for the business and
thanked those arranged the evening and
the Christmas concert then read a few
thoughts of Christmas.
A ham dinner will be held at noon
Wednesday_ Jan. 18_ The January ineetia
will cousistofCourt Whist with each member
bringing two or three guests.
Ruth Axtmann waw the gift donated by
Margaret Morticed for the most guests to
their Christmas dinner.
EUCHRESHELD
The euchre Dec 6 only had two tables in
play due to the stormy weather" fames were
given to high lady -Alberta Stevens, tow -Rath
Thames-, high man -Gorden Murray. tow
Doran Thornton- Hostesses were Viola
Kirkby. Maxine Marks and Judi Weisbrod_
Dec_ 20eucbre a1 the hall had five tables in
play with Margaret Craig, Annie Reid.
Alberta Stevens, Marjory Humphries. Win-
ners were for high lady-Teenie Achilles.
second high -Margie Taylor, low lady -Mary
Humphries_ High man -Gordon Murray.
second high -Bert Daer, low -Mel Jackln_
Oldest tady-Sadie McDonald, youngest man -
Doran Thornton. The next euchre in the New
Year is set for Jan_ 3.
Bad weather
cancels service
Correspondent
MRS. LEWISSSTONEHOUSE
887-9187
The Evening Unit of the UCW met on
Thursday evening Dec_ 15 at the home of
Mrs_ Robert Grasby.
Mrs_ Kenneth Wheeler opened the meet-
ing_ The following list of officers were elected
for 1984.
Past leader, Mrs_ Kenneth Wheeler,
Leader. Mrs- George Michie: Assistant
Leader, Mrs.. Bert Johnston: Secretary. Mrs
John McIntosh: Assistant Secretary. Mrs_
Murray Vincent: Treasurer. Mrs. Albert
Cook: Social Convenor, Annie Cook, Mrs.
Lorne Campbell; Community Friendship,
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Mrs_ Agnes Rieman.
Group leaders, Mrs Robert Grasby, Mas_ •
Dorothy Logan. Mrs Leslie Shaw. Mrs.
George Procter. Mrs George Jalmston. Mrs_
Laura Johnston: pianist. Mrs George John-
ston_
The January meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Mrs Ross Anderson conducted the wor-
shipon theme "Christmas' ."OCome All Ye
Faithful" was sung_ Mrs. Ross Anderson was
the narrator and Mrs_ Bert Johnston, Miss
Arnie Cook..Mrs, La,1ran andMs
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JoChn Metntosh assisted Marling Bible scrip
tore_
A Christmas tree representing the tree of
Christmas Grace was decorated_
Mrs.. Kenneth Wheeter read two Christ-
mas stories "Yes Virginia there is a Santa
Claus" and "A White Christmas_"
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