Times Advocate, 1997-12-17, Page 7FA MIT ,Y
Times -Advocate, December 17, 1997 Page 7
Santa rocks !
The North Pole's 'a rockln'.
Biddulph Central School
staged their Christmas concert
titled -'The North Pole Goes
Rock and Roll' last week. Pic-
tured here are some of _the
rockers. - Top photo, front left:
Kadi Patterson, Jessica Lane;
back left,. Sasha Strong, Mi-
chael Noyes, Molly Freeman
and Simon Zalitach. Bottom
photo, from left: Caleb Mac-
Gillivray, Jeff Silver, Hayley
Rushton; Brianne Marsh, Katie
Veinot and Ashley Walzack.
Joining the -groovy students
was the Shamrock 'n Rollers
who did a 'mini -concert' of
their own. _ a
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A Christmas Prayer
May the holy light of the Christmas
Season shine on us and bring peace to
our hearts.
The Residents & Staff at •
Queensway Nursing and
Retirement Horne extend greetings
and appreciation at this
joyous Christmas Season
Varna area children plan afternoon of caroling
By Joan Martini. •
Varna correspondent
•
VARNA - The Varna -Goshen church service was
held in Varna on Sunday. the Third Sunday of Advent.
• The candle of `Joy' was lit by John Dowson and his
children Alicia, Jaime, Kristen.and Jason. Charles Reid
.read scriptures. • •
Communion was celebrated. On December 21.
Christmas Sunday will be held in Goshen Church:
On December 22 there will be a Christmas Eve
• Planning meeting at the manse at 7:30 p.m.•.All the
WI holds secret pal -
gift exchange
•
Roberta Templeman
Staffa correspondent
STAFFA -- Bill and Grace
e-y-£reek:-visfted-
Monday with Doris Miller; Exeter
and John and Roberta Templeman.
Staffa. '-
young adults and students away at school are welcome
to help plan and lead the worship on Christmas Eve.
The Christmas Eve service will be held in Goshen on
December 24.
On December 22 at 2 p.m. children from junior'
kindergarten to grade four may meet at the manse to go
Christmas caroling. They will return to the. Varna •
church for a Christmas celebration. • .
The Teen Youth Group .met at Huronview•on
Sunday for Christmas caroling. They caroled at various
places and returned back to the Varna church for a
Christmas celebration:
Families in Shipka area
celebrate Christmas season
By Annie_Morem arid
is expressed to Willis
- Shipka correspondent _ and Ella Desjardine in the death of
his sister Ruby Alice Smith, also to
SHIPKA - Annie Zielman and Ruby's family -and grandchildren.
s'ome members of her family She was a daughter of the late
attended - the Janzen family Placid and Mabel Desjardine. The
Christmas dinner held November funeral service was held Saturday
30 at the home of Annie's sister,- at the M. Box and Son Funeral,,
Helen Stadler in Leamington. • Home, Parkhill with burial at
There were 26 in attendance. Grand Bend.- Cemetery on -
These are all brothers and sisters December"6. -
and..the families, coming- from Several area women'attended the
Dashwood. London, Essex. Shipka Christmas - Ecumenical held
. and Windsor. Annie spent a few Tuesday night, December .9. at
days at -her daughter's Angie -aid . Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic
Mark Dousfield, Dirk and Madison Church. -
at Simcoe, before returning home. Another - euchre -was held
Elliott and Kay Clarke,- Grand December 2 at Shipka Community
• Bend: and Ken and Marg Baker Centre. Winners were: -Ladies high
.were pre -Christmas guests with , Evelyn Pickering: ladies low -
Allen Lawson and Pat_and Jodi Darlene Gale; Ladies most lone -
Champion of St:. Marys on Sunday, hands - Doris Pfaff: Mens high -
They also,visited with Pete, Marcy, Ron Wardle; -Men low - Lawrence
Ben and Emily Frehner of St. _Scott;.Men's most lone hands-
MgYs. -- - • • Norman Breen: -
Leota Snyder and members' of . The next euchre wilt be held
s•her family including.Jim. Judy•:December 16 at the -Community
at 7:30.p.m.
Snyder and family, this area,- Ed Centre
and Gail- Snyder and sons. Mt.
-:Brydges, Esther Storey and son,
London.. Suzanne and. Otto Plein
and family, Elmira, all attended the
pre -Christmas gathering of the
Mssglrz.fily on Le,4ta's
November 30: at Memorial Hall in
•
Tavistock with about 60 in atten-
dance. Leota.stayed in Kitchener
for some holidays with -.her sister
Kaletta Musselnian: •
Hugh and Annie Morenz attend-
ed the Coleman family Christmas
dinner. on Annie's side, on
December 6 at the home of Mary
.and Art Finlayson in .Seaforth.
Others attending were Bill and
Norma Coleman. John and Carol
Coleman, Elisha.and Brandon, all
of Kippen. Don Jackson. Hensatl
area. Bill Morenz. London. Andrea
and Sara lane Finlayson. Seaforth:
On December 7 the Morenz's
accompanied by Hugh's sister,
Hazel Corbett of Hensall. attended
a. pre -Christmas dinnerat the sutn-
mer, home of Ernie and Ann
Moreno at Ipperwash. Last January
Ernie's summer home burned down
and he hu rebuilt it. '
On • December 11. Staffa
Women's • Institute 'members
enjoyed dinner at Doreen Skinner's
home. at noon, with 11 members
present. Fdllowing the meal! mem-
]
bers held their December -meeting
with president Kay Smale presid-
>ing. Smale opened with the
Institute Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect: Secretary Betty Lou Norris
read the minutes of the previous
-.meeting.
• Members are: meeting •at Staffa.
Hall on Monday afternoon to make.
sandwiches. Everyone is to bring a
pan of squares. Edna Burchill gave
a reading "The Little Red Hen."
Several members paid fines as they
didn't contribute. to the program. .
• Carol singing Wa' enjoyed with
Betty Lou ai 1-,.:n• f ,:wed by
the member. e' ::. - flu • sc.ret pal
gifts. Names wc-_.,i wn for ,the
coming yea •
Cromarty S.,nday School chil-
dren presented their -annual
Christmas concert on .Sunday
morning at -11 a.m.:The whole
Sunday. School participated with
scripture readings. prayers and
singing. Following the service.
everyone enjoyed a lunch of soup
and rolls followed by dessert. - - -
Bev Templeman is home again
after spending a•:few days in
Stratford Hospital. •
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Christmas is:a time of laughter, sharing joy, generosity'and fellowship . these were all displayed on the
eve of December 3, 1997 • the Christmas Supper and Dance was a great success.. Many comments
from the participants about what they saw and felt were expressed: "It brought our group closer
together... we have a history, now we can share." 'With all five groups from different areas being
there... It was a comfortable atmosphere to walk into." 1 haven't danced in three years," 1 had so
much .fun." 1 haven't had that much furl in years. "The food was great". 1 met a new lady who's
joining our local group." 1 talked with people I haven't seen in a long time.'
So many people to thank for this evening, from business, to volunteers, to service providers and all who
came out to the supper and dance.
Businesses: Charterways (Exeter) Tim Hortons (Exeter)
The Exeter Legion Hayter's (Exeter)
Volunteers: , Clean up crew: The Legion's Ladies Auxiliary volunteers
Lois Armstrong (Goderich) Cathy Dalby ( Stratford)
Frances Keast - for The delicious turkey dressing'.
Mary Hay (Goderich) Mary Hunter (Belgrave) -
Service Providers: CMHA/Perth County Branch - Community Support Workers
Club Huron • especially Mary Anne Quinn Cooper
Community Psychiatric Services - Norm Barlow and his wife 'Wingham"
Pauline Worrell's Guest Home (Exeter)
Participants: From Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, Wingham, Exeter and surrounding areas. A comment
from a participant It was wonderful to see service providers all working together.' Christmas is a time
of giving. Many gave of themselves and this is what truly made It a very spe hal Christmas event!
Merry Christmas to all...Illg
Patti Colliver, CMHA Consumer Initiative Coordinator
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and cherished. new, go --
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this Christmas season.
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