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Times-Advocate, December 12, 1979 Paw. 19
'Churches planning party
Name Whalen slate By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Service at St, Patricks
church was conducted by
Mr. Walter Creery, Kirkton,
Sunday. He took as his text,
"Who is this man Jesus",
Mrs. Archie Sinclair and
Bill Lambourne, London
sang a duet. Sweet Hour of
Prayer. The church was
decorated for Christmas, Mr
Creery spoke to the children.
He explained "adsent" and
lit the second advent candle.
The children then went
down to Sunday School, a
combined service is to be
held at St. Paul's Kirkton at
10.30 next Sunday for the
three churches in the Parish,
followed by a Christmas
Party in the Parish Hall at
St. Patricks at one o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hem,
Mr. and Mrs. Gord Hern and
Nathan, and Mr. and Mrs,
Larry Hem and boys at-
tended the Nixon Christmas
gathering at the Legion Hall,
Ilderton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Mills,
Oakville visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Mills for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott
and family attended the
Hicks family Christmas
gathering in
Penatanguishene this
weekend.
guides company received
her all-round cord, second
highest honour in Guides at
recent ceremony held at St.
John. The Evangelist
Anglican Church, London,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs
Jr. Patti, Fred III and week-
end guest, Doug Jackson,
London, were Sunday guests
for an early Christmas
celebration at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. Jan Hill,
Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Atkinson, Lucan and Mr. and
Mrs. W.W. Garrett, London
were Wednesday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Abbott, Lucan were
guests with their niece, Mr.
and Mrs. George Kubelik of
London recently.
The Whalen community
annual meeting was held
Friday evening at the
School,
Audrey Hodgins is the new
president with Hamilton
Hodgins as Vice-president.
Barb Wallis stayed on as
Secretary-Treasurer and the
promotional committee
consists of Marge Mills,
Maureen Scott and Dorothy
'Hem. Bill Heather and
Gerald Hern are the
trustees.
The pot luck supper will be
held at the school on January
4 at 7.00 p,m.
Personals
Miss Patti Dobbs, a
member of the third girl
Whalen
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The December meeting of
the United Church Women
was held on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Iva Lagerwerf. A
prelude of Christmas music
was played by Evelyn Curts
followed by the singing of
Christmas Carols led by
Mrs. Edna Woodburn. The
Bible story of the first
Christmas as told by St.
Matthew was read. Mrs.
Doris Eagleson gave an
inspiring Christmas
message "God with us."
It's a shame to plan
everything worldly and
leave the renewal of The
Spirit to chance. Each of us
. can plan to take time to get
in touch with the real
Christmas Spirit. Don't
leave Christmas to chance!
Closing this part of the
meeting was the poem "Is
my heart prepared for
Christmas?"
The president, Mrs. Olive
Horner opened the business
part with a prayer for those
in authority.
The roll call was answered
by giving a money donation
to the White Gift fund of the
church. Letters of ap-
preciation were read from
recipients who had received
baskets of fruit during the
past month and from
newlyweds for Bibles
received.
The nominating com-
mittee's report for officers
for thenew year was ap-
proved. Following, all en-
joyed a special Christmas
lunch provided by the
hostess.
1980 Officers:
President: Mrs. Jacob
Lagerwerf, Treasurer: Mrs.
Greenway women pick slate
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CLANDEBOYE
Midnight Madness at
Carter's General Store,
Friday night, was a great
success. Free coffee was
served to the host of
customers taking advantage
of reduced prices, home
baking, etc.
Door prizes were won by
Joe Marrinan - Set of
coffee mugs; 'Louise Beck,
Case of Canned Pepsi; Vinc
Krainz - Box of Black Magic
Chocolatef.,; Lucille Blake -
thermometer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Scott, Dean and Brad, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hardy,
Carolyn, Dan, Linda and
David, Mr. and Mrs. Gord
Hardy and Lisa, were among
the 88 guests at the Hardy
family, Christmas, dinner,
held in the Leprechaun Hall
at the Lucan Community
Centre Sunday. The Clan-
deboyeU.C.W.catered for the
meal,
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Harold Brophey, Friendship
and Welfare-East: Mrs,
Hugh Adair, West- Mrs.
Milton Pollock, South-Mrs.
Fred Bullock, Welfare: Mrs.
Jacob Lagerwerf, Rep. to
Christian Education: Mrs.
Earl Steeper ; Pianist-Evelyn
Curts, Ass't Pianist- Mrs.
John Steeper, Ordering
Flowers- Mrs. Carman
Woodburn, Packing Sick
Boxes- Mrs. Fred Bullock,
Mrs. Selbourne English,
Kitchen Committee-Mrs.
Cecil Smithers, Mrs. Car-
man Woodburn, Card
Saleslady-Evelyn Curts,
Auditors- Mrs, Fred Bullock,
Mrs. Hugh Adair, Monthly
meetings- First Wednesday
each month 2 p.m.
The White gift service was
observed at the United
Church Sunday with
members of the Jr. Sunday
School assisting the
minister. Mark Isaac lit the
second Advent candle. Also
participating in the service
were Janet Eagleson,
Douglas Woodburn, Karen
Lagerwerf, Danny and Terry
Mellin, Lori Steeper and
David Eagleson.
Following the regular
church service next Sunday
the Sunday School will be
presenting their Christmas
program and a social time
will follow.
The community's sym-
pathy is extended to the
family of the late Mrs. Henry
Hodgins whose death oc-
curred at her home in
Parkhill, Sunday,
Ken Smithers was
hospitalized last week for a
few days owing to minor
surgery on his eye. Calvin
Greenlee who also was a
patient is now at home of his
brother Elmer Greenlee,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Bloomfield, Lake Harvasu
City, Arizona, were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Bloomfield.
Sunday visitors with
Evelyn and Manuel Curts
were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Scafe, Granton,
By the way: Read on a
claim form submitted to an
insurance company "I have
given birth to a boy weighing
10 pounds. I hope this is
satisfactory."
James Eagleson, Ass't
Treasurer: Mrs. Fred
Bullock, Recording
Secretary: Mrs. Harvey
Walper, Corresponding
Secretary: Mrs. Edna
Woodburn, Stewardship and
Finance: Mrs. Olive Horner,
Mrs. Edna Woodburn,
Christian Development:
Mrs. Olive Horner, Mrs.
Ross Brown, Leadership and
Developmenti- Mrs. George
Dixon, Mrs. Jacob Lager-
werf, World Outreach: Mrs.
Harley Moore, Com-
munications Co-ordinator-
Mrs. Edna Woodburn,
Church in Society-Mrs.
Madness
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