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2 Wesleyville Residents Celebrate Festive Season The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 28,1990 11 Top Students Selected for Month of December Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough Intended for last week This is the time of the year when friends around the world contact each other to send good wishes for a happy holiday season, set aside in the Christian world for the remembrance of the beginning of the struggle for Peace on earth. The news is not always good. Friends in the area were saddened to hear of the death of Russell Oke, son of the late Dr. Clare and Mrs. Lvla Oke of Chatham, Russell, who attended attended Port Hope high school while his father was minister on the Welcome charge of the United church, died on October 11th after a • battle with cancer. His mother will be spending Christmas with her older son, Bev, in California. Bev is an astronomer there, and after retirement this year will be living in Victoria, B.C. Russell's, wife and family family live in Toronto. Sympathy is extended to the family of Clifford Anderson Anderson of Bowmanville, formerly formerly of Morrish, whose death occurred last week and funeral funeral held on Monday, December December 10, 1990. Besides family . members, those attending attending from here were Harold Harold ana Verna Austin. Sympathy, Sympathy, as well, is extended to the family of Mrs. Kay Woolacott whose death occurred occurred in Port Hope on Friday, Friday, December 14th. She and other members of the family had just come through a stressful time when her grandson had to have a leg amputated. We are glad to say the young boy is making a good adjustment. adjustment. Former neighbours and friends in Port Britain were sorry to hear of this recent recent trouble. The Preceptory of Port Hope held their Christmas dinner on Monday, December December 10th at the Masonic temple, temple, Port Hope, with about 80 members and guests enjoying enjoying the excellent meal. Following the regular meeting, guests were invited upstairs to share in the Christmas service, at which John Roy presented the Christmas message. Christmas Christmas carols and special music music by the Rowden families provided a very fitting program program for this season of the year. Christmas cake and other refreshments were enjoyed enjoyed during a period of fellowship. fellowship. On Wednesday, December December 12, members of Welcome UCW, enjoyed Christmas luncheon at the Col. Ralston branch of the Canadian Legion. Legion. Several husbands were along, too, and some like Tom Wilson and Arnold Thorn dyke went on to bowling bowling afterward. Unit one of the UCW held a meeting following following the meal at the home of Phyllis Symons in Port Hope and unit 2, met at the church. At it the business was conducted by leader, Christine Wilson, during which reports were heard from secretary Orald Ford, Secretary Dora Nichols and friendship secretary Marion Bamsey who read a thank you letter from Roy, El va and Charlene and Christmas Christmas cards had been sent to absent friends. In January a joint meeting will be held with business in the forenoon, forenoon, noon luncheon, and there will be a special offering offering for Quin-Mo-Lac and the programme will be an illustrated illustrated travelogue of a trip to Bathurst by A.K. Sculthorp. Christine tnanked all of the ladies for the great deal of planning and hard work throughout the year to raise the considerable amount of money necessary for the commitments at home and in other countries. Phyllis Symons invited ladies to a cookie exchange party on Saturday, December December 15th. Those who excepted excepted had a happy and profitable profitable morning. More would like to have gone but the days are full of many demands. demands. Berniece led the devotional devotional period with scripture scripture ready by Orald Ford, a seasonal poem read by Marion Marion Bamsey and Verna Austin Austin brought some humour when she told of the long list of cards written and sent, till next mail one arrived "that wasn't sent'. Regular and white gift offering baskets baskets were beautifully decorated decorated by Carrie Osborne and offerings dedicated by Berniece. Berniece. White gift offering, usually sent to Toronto, this year goes to local community community care. Christmas carols completed the devotions and Carrie Osborne demonstrated, demonstrated, while all participated, in making colourful paper butter butter flies. It was a full day. Local members of the E.D.H. Society attended the annual wassail bowl in held at Dorothy's House on Sunday Sunday afternoon December 9th. There was a bon fire on the lawn but carol singing was done in the house. The day was pleasant but chilly. Maijorie Kenton provided the music for the carols on Marion Nichols small organ. The antique one belonging to the society has lost a couple of notes. It is a fine old instrument brought to Hope township from Scotland, Scotland, interesting to see if not to hear. Hot cider and cookies cookies were served by ladies in the kitchen. Marion Nichols, Ona Gardiner, Betty Elliott and Olive Kelly. Carrie Osborne Osborne demonstrated making small Christmas boxes, ana Rosemary Freeman decorated decorated the small Christmas tree in the living room. Present also to help were Brian Harts, and Joe Kowal. Visitors Visitors were present from Whitby, Ajax and Oshawa. Many regulars were forced to miss this pleasant afternoon afternoon for other commitments or health reasons. Neighbours were concerned concerned to see smoke - and flames on the Moore farms on the Marsh road last week. But all was under control. control. An old barn in an unsafe unsafe condition was taken down, placed in a huge hole in the earth and, with a fire permit, was burned. So danger danger of a future accident was removed. Harold and Gwen Best were present on Wednesday December 12th to witness the placing of Maurice O'Neill's new house on its foundation on a lot severed from his farm in Newton- ville. It was done to perfection perfection and quite a contrast to the story in the book "This Green and Pleasant Land", which tells of moving a house from one location to another. It was so planned that when the house was put on skids, it took off without without men or horse and slid on ice across a field till elevation elevation stopped it, not even the chimney was damaged. The little bit of snow on the roads was not enough to deter people from church attendance attendance out the prevalence of some virus flu and colds did. At Welcome United the third Advent candle service was conducted by Albert Woodruff reading the scripture, scripture, daughter Juliette lighting lighting the candles and leading in prayer, with Allin Osborne Osborne telling the meaning of this candle. Reverend Sedgwick's Sedgwick's message concerned the place of Mary in the Christian story in spite of the extra work preparing for the evening's concert, the choir sang a beautiful arrangement arrangement of Ave Maria. For children and adults the memorization of the first verses of John's gospel continued. continued. The offering was received received by Allin Osborne and John Graham. Allin and Carrie Osborne greeted the congregation at the door. Welcome United church choir presented a night of Christmas music on Sunday evening at the church. It was gratifying to see the church so well filled, especially especially with so many events on the same night. The audience audience shared in the singing of several numbers, and Donna Brimacombe and Mary Lou told the meaning of symbols used throughout the presentation. All regretted regretted soloist Barbara Croft was unable to take part because because of a sore throat but glad she was present. A very special item was "Invitation" sung unaccompanied by Stephen Stephen Sword, Brenda Ough and Ruth Taylor. "O Holy Night" by Lloyd Kellogg, "John Groenveld, Tom Wilson, Wilson, and Roland Bowman was a lovely part of the programme. programme. Phillip and Andrew Andrew Sword lit rows of small candles around the altar and on the railing, the only light for a short time, and later the church was in darkness except for one candle candle by which Phillip read of the "Power of one small candle", candle", and each individual's opportunity to use it. It was an evening of uplifting song and praise, which more than once brought spontaneous applause. A social time gave all an opportunity of expressing expressing pleasure and thanks to Stephen Sword, choir leader, and the choir. If you have an opportunity to hear this choir, take it, or come any Sunday morning at 10:15 a.m. to church there. Fellow reporter Edna Thickson is still in hospital and will be there for some time yet, but is improving well. :'y I 1 Your GM Heater's Right Here for You CMMOiiET « pomme « owsMoms* nmcx * cadhiim« cmwa I WKKÈËSË 11 11 I m to otworofhv vm 40 month /.nunc mg «vthucf. AW(f#«/4 oppkofiont, lefmi urn/ om/k*m• laaioiIhi to*o/il*ttJmlUt O/S! wbihi X.4r OMoÆfin no,t,i*!^' * hv ** r fwlh*poymanloiloppkobkl/o.ei, ImwtHKe, reyitfrolior» Chary Con«i 1 f Atoi/ef H f 60//SI with vpfiwol #»et/om<m<e iv«<wniion ptirkiye (757) Suvmyi u/5/01 09iWvitMil#t/<ilio«# Iwni/on the folhiwwiy ««omple |/V| . SjJ.43900 MS V fe«(hn/oy â *xk«/«iy OS/j offer Von. I/VI » $14,737.11 the iWeierxe (lOrinytJ - $ 701,0V horrxiol om/ ony othai oppkuMe tin, Ihumkk#, («01 1 If a lion twu/kami 1**1 ««fro D#oW t mo y i*H for 4n. your participating OM Daala r for full dolollt. Vehicles may noth# exactly a« ah awn. Ontario OM Dealer» Federation, </o 1200 tgUnion Ave, I,, Don Mill», Ontario M3C I J I Teachers at Dr. Emily Stowe Public School in Courtice have selected their students students of the month for December. The last students to receive this recognition in 1990 are pictured here. In the front, from the left, are: Andrew Warrington, Brad Krane, Bram Samaroo, Jilleen Snoxall, Stefanie Brun ton, Elizabeth Wiltshire, Shawn Snider, Justin Dault. In the back, from the left, are: Principal Wally Pitt, Jason Phillips, Roger Tsai, Tim White, Steven Price, Samantha Rooplall, Courtney Sinclair, Melissa Casson and vice principal Ron Tuttle. Teachers at MJ Hobbs Senior Public School in Hampton selected the last students students of the month, for 1990. December students are pictured here. In the front are: Ken LaChance, Bill MacDonald, Chris Fice, Ian Ruta and Ryan Pingle. In the middle, from the left, are: Brad Andrews, Cara Gardner, Sara Cook, Lisa Clark, Jeff Crawford and Joanne Chiusolo. In the back from the left are: Vice principal Susan Medd, David Alexander, Carolyn Oyler, Andrea Walkau, Bernice Barry, Tyler Piney, Erin Slack, Chrissy Wallraff, Shannon Clarke and principal Warren Brown. December 21 was the last day Mr. Brown was principal at the school as he was transferred to another school. Club 21 Meets In December . f---'.' '- - The ladies of Club 21 met at our Community Centre December 14th for a 6:30 Pot Luck Supper. After the first course, we had to rest a while before tackling the dessert which was scrumptious and much - as usual. One regret was that more couldn't have come out. After much chat and gossip - one being what we were going to do or go for this Big Day, we exchanged gifts - ana no two were the same. 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