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White gift service held
at Londesboro United Church
BY MRS. B. SHOBBRCOK
White Gift Service
The United Church was filled
to capacity on Sunday morning
when White Gift Service was
observed. Well over 100 persons
from the Sunday School and
choirs presented a Story and
song "Born in a Manger".
The service was conducted' by
Rev. McDonald with Mrs. Harry
Lear at the organ and Mrs. T. B.
Allen at the piano. Mrs. Allen
Bosnian and Mrs. John Pollard
were leaders for the Junior
choirs. Craig Millar, Kevin
Howatt, Edward Riley and
Heather Rothergill were ushers:
Rev, McDonald and Gary Jewitt
were the narrators. Mrs, Reg
Lawson and Garnet Wright were
the readers, The front of the
church was filled with hay and
the different animals of the
Bethlehem Stable told the story
of the Birth of Christ. Those
speaking for the animals were
Cathy Peel, Donna Reid, Madyln
Sewers, Brian Millar, Keith
Howatt and Dennis Fotherill,
Dianna Preszcator and Mary and
Danny Lear was Joseph` The
Shepherds were Neil Cartwright,
Kevin Fothergill anal Donald
Reid. The wisemen were
Cameron Moon, John Lawson
and Bobby Penfound.
Music was the different
choirs, The Junior Girls sang
"Mary must Journey to
Bethlehem" a Swedish carol as
well as the "Carol of the Birds"
a French Carol. Junior Boys sang
• French carol "The Friendly
Beasts" and "Herod was a
Jealous King", combined junior
girls and boys a French carol
"He is Born".
The Senior mixed choir a
number of anthems, as well as a
German carol "Joseph Dearest"
with Rob and Betty Snell as
soloists.
Other special music included
a Three-part ladies choir; a duet
"Holy is the Night" by Misses
Jaynie and Joanne Snell; a trio
consisting of Harry Lear as
innkeeper, Betty Snell as Mary
and Rob Snell as Joseph and the
senior men's chorus with
Donald, Larry and Kevin Jewitt
taking the solo parts.
The congregation joined in
the carols at this time the
nursery and kindergarten classes
presented their gifts before the
manager- Much appreciation is
}8 extend(eVtk4Sittstilsons who'
"'suppiteliss'prOperty and
equipment for the service: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bainton of
Baintons Ltd. of Blyth; Miss
Colleen Bell, Mr. Stewart
Glousher, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Sewers; Mr. Lloyd Pipe and Mr.
and Mm, Harry Lear fbr their
birds and to Miss Edythe
Beacom and Mrs. Murray Lyon
for looking after the costumes.
HI-C MEETING
The Hi-C of the church held
their regular meeting Sunday
evening Dec. 5 with 24 in
attendance. The program under
the leadership of counsellors
Robert and Donna Shaddick was
on Parent-Teen relationship.
Rev. McDonald showed the
film "Borderline" which formed
the basis for the discussion. In
the business period it was
decided to postpone the
recreation night from Dec. 17 to
the Christmas holidays with
Vaughn flunking, Karen
Tyndall, Ian Halley and Harvey
Stewart in charge of lunch. The
Iii-C will also be visiting the
Ontario Hospital Goderich first
part of 1972.
THE l.,ONDESBORO
CUBS
The Londesboro cubs met at
the church' on Thursday evening
for regular weekly meeting.
Assistant Cub Master Larry
Lovett was in charge of the
games and Cub Master Stan
Mc Donald conducted the
program and showed two films
on birds.
The Cubs, having made their
bird feeders, observed through
the film, different types of birds
and their feeding habits. The
Cubs will now hang their feeders
up at home and observe during
the winter the different birds
and their feeding practices.
The Green Pack under leader
Stewart Glousher won the most
points for the evening with the
Blue Pack under the leader Bob
Watkins coming in second.
U.C.W. GENERAL Mrs. J. Jones visited on
The U.C.W. general ended the Sunday with her son Mr. and
year on Monday evening Dec. 6 Mrs. Alvin Jones and family of
in the Sunday School rooms Goderich township.
when 40 ladies sat down to a pot Sunday visitors with Mr. and
luck supper under the Mrs. Harry Lear, Danny and
supervision of President, Marg David were Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Anderson and the social Johns and family of Clinton,
committee. Mrs. Winona McDougall and Mrs.
Rev. McDonald asked Grace. Louise Buttell of Blyth.
After supper Christmas carols Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick
were sung under the leadership were dinner guests on Sunday
of Ruth Vincent with Ella Jewitt with Miss Edythe Lockart and
at the piano. Minutes of the last Mrs. Marg Robinson, Stratford.
meeting and correspondence was Miss Wendy Caldwell of
read including a thank you from Toronto Western Hospital spent
Rev. Ludford of Parry Sound for the weekend with her parents.
mitts received; from Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell.
Darlene Shobbrook, Alma Mr. and Mrs. Lorne flunking
Tyndall; Bob and Margaret were Sunday guests with former's
Chysler and Mrs. Fingland for sister Mr. and Mrs. Ben
gift. Riley. Mrs. M, Dalrymple of
The report from card Brucefield visited on Sunday
convener was given by Ema with her mother, also visited her
Howatt and from supply by Ida father Mr. Earl Gaunt in
Durnin. Wingham Hospital.
The nominating committee Miss Pat Burns of Toronto
brought in 1972 slate of Hospital spent weekend with her
officers: past president, Margaret parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Anderson; president, Margaret Burns.
Whyte; first vice-president, Miss Lilian Cartwright of
Marjorie Duizer; second Stratford spent weekend with
vice-president, Helen Lawson; her sister Mrs. Evelyn flunking.
treasurer, Hattie Wood;
secretary, Marjorie Duizer;
assistant secretary, Muriel
Sewers; community Friendship
and visitation, Ema Howatt;
Elsie Shaddick and Dora
Shobbrook; nominating
committee, Ema Howatt,
Audrey Thompson, Ruth
Vincent; cards, Ema Howatt,
Audrey Thompson; simply and
bales, Ida Durnin, Laura Lyon
and Mary Peel; stewardship and
recruiting, Mary Manning;
pianist, Ella Jewitt; funeral
lunches, Dorothy Brunsdon,
Isabel Scanlon, and Kay
Sundercocks, buying, Elsie
Shaddick, Dora Shobbrook;
flowers in church, Shirley Lyon,
Dora Shobbrook, Pearl
Hamilton.
Social committee includes
Addle flunking, Norma
Glousher, Ema Howatt, Betty
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Kipper' East WI holds
family smorgasbord supper
speaker, Mrs. Margaretannounced that the General
Thorndike of Clinton, who Meeting will be on Dee. 13.
showed slides and souvenirs of Unit 4 are responsible for
her recent trip to London crafts at the Queensway Nursing
England, Spain and Morocco, Home in January,
Africa, Mrs. Schwalm also
same
show
trip,
souvenirs from the
The nominting committee
Mrs, Harvey Hyde and Mrs.
Percy Campbell brought in the
slate of officers, and installation
was ably conducted by Mrs.
Florence Meston,
They are as follows: Past
President, Mrs. R. A. Orr;
Vice-President, Mrs. Jack
Soldan; Secretary, Mrs, Glenn
Bell; Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
Pea rl Love; Treasurer, Mrs. Ed,
Munn; Press Secretary, Mrs.
Glenn Bell; Glad Tidings
Secretary, Mrs. Ed. Munn;
Literature Secretary, Mrs.
Harvey Hyde; Associate
Members, Mrs. Harry Snell;
Supply Secretary, Mrs. R. A,
Orr; Friendship and Service, Mrs.
Earl Campbell; Pianist, Mrs. Ed.
Munn,
Cradle Roll Secretary will be
Mrs. R. A. Orr; Stamp Collector,
Mrs. Gordon Schwalm;
Queensway Nursing Home
A Representative, Mrs. Harvey
Hyde; and Telephone
Committee, Mrs. Agnes Madge
and Mrs. Percy Campbell.
A Ladies Aid meeting
followed with business
discussions, and slate of Officers
were brought in by Mrs. Harvey
Hyde and Mrs. Percy Campbell.
These are Ladies Aid Officers
for 1972: President, Mrs.
Clarence Volland;
Vice-President, Mrs, Malcalm
Dougall; Secretary, Mrs. Harry
Snell; Treasurer, Mrs. Harvey
Hyde; Pianist, Mrs. Ed. Munn;
Group Leaders, Mrs; Ester
Wright, Mrs. Percy Campbell,
Mrs. Malcalm Dougall;
Reception Committee, Mrs.
Clarence Volland, Mrs. W. Jarvis;
Car Convener, Mrs. Earl
Campbell; Quilting Committee,
Mrs. Ed. Munn, Mrs. Gertrude
Moir, Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs.
Bessie Luker; Kitchen
Committee, Mrs. Harry Snell,
Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs. Robert
Bell.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones
celebrated their 55th wedding
anniversary Dec. 6, at their
home in Hensall.
They were honoured at a
family dinner at the Hotel
Hensall on Saturday evening
Dec. 4, with 14 attending.
CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN Relatives and friends from
CHURCH REPORT AND Guelph, Barrie, Exeter, Kippen
ELECTION OF OFFICERS and Hensall called during the
The W.M.S. of Carmel weekend to offer
Presbyterian Church of Hensel!, congratulations and best wishes.
held their Christmas meeting on
Dec. 6.
President Mrs. R. A. Orr UNIT 4 MEETING
opened the meeting with a poem AT HENSALL
called "A time to celebrate". A UNITED CHURCH
Christmas devotional worship, Unit 4, U.C.W. met on Dec,
taken from the Glad Tidings, 2, with Mrs. J. McAllister
called "Hark the glad sound", presiding.
was given by Mrs. Jack Soldan, The devotional on passages
Mrs. Malcalm Dougall, and Mrs. from the Scriptures was given by
Gordon Schwalm. A duet was Mrs. R. McAllister, Mrs. L.
sung by Mrs. Harold Bell and Purdy, and Mrs. W. Dilling.
Mrs. Dougall with Mrs. Munn Mrs. E. Pym added a little
accompanying at the piano. humour to the meeting when she
The 1972 Study Packet that gave a talk on "What we learn
the W,M.S. purchased, will be about women when they are
presented to Mrs. AI Hoggarth, preparing a Church supper in the
who is the Explorer Counsellor kitchen". She also read a
of the Church. President Mrs. Christmas poem.
Orr welcomed 24 members and Mrs. J. McAllister conducted
guests, and introduced the guest a Bible study on Ruth. it was
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Ilulley, Nona. Pipe (decorate
tables) with spares Marie
Bromley and Doreen Redford.
Representative to the manse
ceimmittee is Laura Lyon,
Representative to Board of
Stewards is Nona Pipe and to the
program committee, Gail Lear,
it was moved to give $10 to
Brucefield Church for their
kitchen. It was moved to leave
the decorating of kitchen for
future time, Hattie Wood moved
a vote of thanks be recorded in
secretary's book to Margaret
Anderson for her leadership
during the past two years. Ella
Jewitt favored with a piano solo.
Rev. McDonald was guest
speaker. He thanked all for help
in the past year and took for his
topic "If he had not come".
Marg Anderson thanked him and
presented him with a gift,
Marg Anderson gave a reading
"What about celebrating this
year as if it were our last." "Joy
to the World" 'and "Silent
Night" were ,sung and Rev.
McDonald closed with prayer.
PERSONALS
Mrs, Carl McDonald and Mrs.
Chester Earl and Judy spent the
weekend at the manse with Rev.
McDonald.
Here are some 1969 highway
statistics, quoted by the Ontario
Safety League. Ontario had a
total of 97,668 miles of roads
and streets (a poor second to
Saskatchewan's 132,784 miles);
average population per mile,
77.5; motor vehicles per mile
30.2,
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For every driver there is a
very real "second" speed limit -
it is the top speed at which the
driver has everything under
control, and has time and space \
to prevent a sudden change in
conditions from turning into an
emergency situation. This
unofficial limit, says the Ontario
Safety League, is dictated by a
number of conditions: road
surface, weather, traff ic,
roadside hazards, vehicle
condition, driver capability.
BY JOYCE PEPPER
K1PffN EAST WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
Members of Kippen East WI
and families enjoyed a
smorgasbord supper when family
night was held in the Legion
Hall.
Charades and contests
provided fun and laughter. The
members presented a skit
"Liberation or Bust." Mrs. Vern
Alderdice showed slides of the
Women's Institute's activities
during the past year. The
children played bingo with Mrs.
A. Hoggarth in charge,
The adults played euchre,
Winners are as follows: ladies'
high, Mrs. H. Caldwell; ladies'
second, Mrs, G. Bell; ladies' low,
Mrs, Campbell Eyre; men's high,
Mr. R. Broadfoot; men's second,
Mr. M. Connolly; men's low, Mr.
Grant McLean; and lone hands,
Mr. R. Broadfoot.
Mrs. V. Alderdice and Mrs. J.
Drummond were in charge of
the entertainment,
AMBER R El3EKAH LODGE
Amber Rebekah Lodge No.
349 met in the Lodge rooms
Wednesday evening with
Vice-Grand Dorothy Beaton
presiding in absence of -N.G.
Olga Chipchase assisted by
P.N.G. Myrtle Orr.
A number of officers and
other members were unable to
be present because of illness and
other obligations. Chaplain
Margaret Consitt reported that
P.N.G. Beatrice Richardson and
herself had visited the patients at
the Queensway Nursing Home
and delivered treats to 46
patients.
Plans were made to hold a
euchre the first meeting in
January. Each member is asked
to bring as many guests as
possible to this event. It was
announced that there is to be a
euchre on Dec, 16, with the
C.P,T. Committee in charge. It
was decided to send cards of
greeting to all the district
Lodges.
Following the meeting
Christmas Carols were sung
followed by a few games of
euchre. Winners were,: high
hand, Mrs. Irene Blackwell; low
hand,, Mrs. „Leona ,Parke; Ione
hand, Mrs. Evelyn McBeath.
Gifts were exchanged among
the members and a dainty
Christmas lunch was enjoyed in
the lower hall.
KINNETTE$ VISIT
SHUT-INS
/ On Sunday afternoon, the
Kinnette Club of Hensall visited
the Queensway Nursing Home,
Huronview, The Bluewater Rest
Home and shut-ins in the village
of Hensall. Poinsettia plants,
gifts and fruit baskets were
distributed, as well as Seasons
Greetings expressed to all.
PERSONALS
Capt. John R. Beer, Camp
Borden, and Dave Beer, London,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Beer, and Mr. and Mrs.
George Beer and family of
Hensall,
Mrs. Grace Harpole left this
week to spend Christmas with
her family. While there she also
plans to go to Florida for a
winter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Erb,
Mr. and Mrs. William Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Erb and
family, Mr. and Mrs, George
Walker and Mrs. Nancy Koehler,
attended Emmanuel United
Church in Zurich on Sunday,
when William Robert, infant son
of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Erb
received the rights of baptism.
FUN AND GAMES
AT UNITED CHURCH
A fun and games night was
held in Hensall United Church,
Dec. 4, with members of the
congregation taking part. After
much discussion it was decided
to plan a bowling party to be
held on Jan. 15, 1972. It is
hoped that more from the
congregation will attend this
event.
HENSALL LEGION LADIES
AUXILIARY NOTE
Some members of Hensall
Legion Ladies Auxiliary, along
with members of Exeter Legion
Ladies Auxiliary, visited
Westminster Hospital in London
recently, distributed gifts and
played Bingo. Those attending
from Hensall were Mrs. Ernie
Davis, Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs.
Mary Taylor and Mrs. Clarence
Reid.
Watch tire inflation,
particularly on long trips.
Under-inflation threatens both
your safety and your wallet,
warns the Ontario Safety
League. Not only is it dangerous
in fast driving - particularly in
slippery conditions - but it can
shorten a tire's life by as much
as 20 per cent.
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