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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2001. PAGE 15.
McClures greet at Duff's service
FROM WALTON
Want to tell
the news
from Walton?
The Citizen will be requiring a
correspondent for Walton begin-
ning in the new year. An interest in
the community, its people and
events, as well as good communi-
cation skills are.the only qualificia-
tion necessary. Contact Bonnie at
523-4792.
Everyone had fun at the family
Advent evening Sunday night.
Starting off with the game, Name
that Christmas Carol, people took
turns drawing or acting out the car-
ols that they chose from the pile.
Following the game everyone
dove into the delicious potluck
spread.
Then came the crafts where
Advent wreaths were made by the
families. The older children and par-
ents decorated the big tree in the
sanctuary and the little ones worked
on the tree in the basement.
Then during the singing of some
Christmas carols Santa Claus made
a visit. The jolly man listened with
care to each child's Christmas wish,
then gave them an Advent chocoiate
calendar.
As Santa left everyone sang, We
Wish you a Merry Christmas.
Donna and Trisha McClure were
greeters at Duff's United Church on
Dec. 2, the first Sunday of Advent.
The Advent introit, Prepare the
Way of the Lord was sung by the
congregation.
Joan Tuchlinsky gave the
announcements. The Community
Carol concert is this Sunday night at
7:30 p.m. at Duff's. How great it
will be if everyone comes out and
lends their ears and voices in listen-
ing to the choirs and singing
Christmas carols. Don't forget your
one-stop Christmas shopping spree
at the Walton Hall Saturday, Dec. 15.
Come and see all the really neat
things that people have worked hard
to create.
Since it was white gift Sunday the
children along with Superintendent
Shelley McGavin helped Ms
Tuchlinsky lead the service.
What is Advent? With the help of
The Huron Tourism Association
(HTA) members will host author and
regional architectural enthusiast
Ruth Cathcart at Benmiller Inn on
Thursday, Dec. 6 for their Christmas
meeting.
Cathcart is author of Architecture
of a Provincial Society: Houses of
Bruce County 1850-1900 and How
Firm a Foundation, Houses of Grey
County. To create these books, she
recorded more than 500 historic
houses in Bruce and Grey Counties,
driving the concession roads of the
area in all kinds of weather.
Many HTA members and residents
of Huron County share her interest in
identifying, preserving and celebrat-
ing the history and the variety of spe-
cial homes in rural Ontario. Cathcart
encourages visitors to the area to
explore the byways and backroads of
Huron County next and find more
historic 'gems' of domestic architec-
ture and the stories of how these
houses came to be built.
The Huron Tourism Association
has created a partnership with the
Huron Business Development
Corporation, St. Joseph and Area
Historical Society, with funding
from the Ontario Trillium
Foundation and other non-profit and
business partners. Through this part-
nership, a specialty touring experi-
ence will be developed for visitors
and residents, focused on Huron
County's artists, artisans, their gal-
leries and studios, cultural experi-
ences based in local and regional
museums along with notable her-
itage architecture located throughout
Andrew VanVliet, Ray Huether,
Abby McGavin and Brandon
McGavin, the question was
answered.
Laura Black read from the book of
Isaiah while Adam Baan, Ryan
Baan, Kenny Huether, and Austin
McClure held up signs that said,
Wonderful, Councillor, Mighty God,
Prince of Peace and Everlasting
Father.
For Readers' Theatre, Beth Black,
Andrew VanVliet, Brandon
McGavin, Ray Huether and Laura
Black all had readings about differ-
ent characters who played a part in
the events leading up to the birth of
Jesus.
Heidi and Adam McClure read the
Advent litany and Adam lit the first
Advent candle.
The choir sang, She Walked in the
Summer.
During the offering the children
the county.
The partnership supports cultural
and heritage experiences, events and
sites in the county and will produce
brochures, maps and a website along
with assisting groups to participate
in marketing and communications
opportunities.
For complete information about
the December meeting of HTA and
the Heritage and Culture experience
program, contact either Cindy Fisher
at 524-2188 or Pamela Hall Grusska
at 236-7640.
went into the congregation and col-
lected the white gifts and put them
under the Christmas tree.
Following the benediction a new
version of the Choral Amen was
sung.
Author to speak at
Tourism Assoc. meeting