The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-01-04, Page 7Chalmers WMS
Chalmers WMS held their Christmas
meeting Dec. 12 in the home of Mrs. John
Nielson, Twinburg Estates. Mrs. Htigh
Simpson was the co-ordinator for the
meeting.
The Christmas service was taken from
the Glad Tidings with Mrs. Simpson as
leader. Christmas carols were sung
throughout the meeting. Twelve members
were present, all taking part in the pro-
gram with readings, quizzes, solo, which
made an interesting meeting.
Mrs. Elliott presided for the business.
The group met their allocation, as well as
sending $100,00 to a mission project. The`
roll -call was answered with a verse from
your favourite Christmas carol.
Rev. Nielson closed the meeting' with
prayer and .the Nielsons served a delicious
Christmas lunch. Mrs. Norma Rintoul ex-
tended the courtesies.
The January meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Vera Falconer.
Whitechurch W.I.
The Whitechurch Women's Institute held
their Christmas meeting a ...e Salvation
Army in Wingham on December 14 at 12
noon with a Christmas dinner catered by
the Salvation Army ladies. Thirty-four sat
down to the meal.
After dinner, president Mrs. Helen Cur-
rie ,presided for the short program which
included Christmas readings by Norma
Rintoul, Jean Tiffin, Mae Johnston, and
Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire. Mary Hehn
played several numbers. Jean ..Tiffin a
.---piano strumenta1T-Mr-s.-McGuire ng. a
solo, a group of ladies which included Jean
Tiffin, Jeanette Wardrop, Evelyn Gibb,
Jean Ross, Kathleen Elliott sang two
numbers, with Mrs. Farrier at the piano.
Secret sister gifts were exchanged.
Mrs. Ross led m some Christmas carols,
singing throughout the program.
Christmas Concert
Chalmers Presbyterian Church held
their Christmas concert December 18 in
the church basement.
Rev. John Nielson was chairman and the
superintendent Jean Ross was the pianist
for the program.
Corey Rintoul welcomed everyone with
the opening recitation followed with the
:chorus by the Sunday School children with
.Welcome, Welcome, and Over the
Bethlehem Illi .
'Karen Elliott's class, with the pre-school
children performed Little Baby Jesus.
" Mrs. Ross.showed a film, The Christmas
Raccoons, followed bythe primary class of
Mrs. Elliott's with a party for Jesus.
Another short film on Christmas Eve was
shown. Hazel Laidlaw's class presented
the "Gifts of the Magi", followed with a
recitation . by Heather Campbell called
Christmas Night.
The Christmas pageant with all the S.S.
was presented with Christmas carols sung
throughout. Michael Irwin gave the clos-
ing recitation. The final chorus was. I'm so
glad on Christmas Eve; Ring, Ring, Ring
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the Bells; We wish you a Merry Christmas.
All sang Jingle Bells and Santa Claus paid
his call and gave the gifts to all.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Verbeek and family
of Creemore were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ross.
'Kenand Mrs. Ernest Beecroft, Glen and
Ken Sinamon, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dwyer of
Kitchener spent Christmas day with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer spent the rest of the
weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Beecroft.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Chapman and family of Wingham.
On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Blackler, Jessica, Alia of R. 1, Kirkton, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Chapman and family of
Wingham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sahli, Brian, and
Nicole of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Simpson had Christmas with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson and on Sun-
day evening Mr. and Mrs. Murray Simp-
son were supper guests.
Brian Ross was a supper guest with Mr.
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