HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-12-14, Page 12Times-Advocate, December 14, 1978
SADDLE CLUB WINNERS —• A large crowd attended the annual banquet Saturday of the Ex
eter saddle club. The junior champions shown above are Robert Vanneste, Don Thomson,
Joanne Malone and Martha Wells. T-A photo
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Brinsley ladies donate
By GORDON MORLEY
The December meeting of
the U.C.W. was held Wed
nesday night at the home of
Mrs. Fred Lewis with group
4 in charge of the devotional
period. The meeting opened
with a brief, Christmas
message followed by a
prayer by Nola Lewis. Clara
Lewis read a Christmas
poem. The scripture, was
read by Betty Prest.
Viola Lewis recounted a
story stressing the real
meaning of giving at
Christmas. This part of the
meeting closed with hymn
“The* First Noel”.
Business followed. The
minutes of the November
meeting were read and the
roll call answered by nine
members.
Several thank-you cards
were received and read
including the Bible Society
and the John Milton Society.
Forty dollars was donated to
Mission and Service and $25
to the Bible Society. It was
decided to send gifts to the
shut-ins.
A pot-luck dinner was held
in the church basement,
Sunday after the service
with a good attendance and
were entertained afterwards
by Mr. Snell and Douglas
Lewis.
St. Mary’s Guild was held
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Gerald Wright. Mrs.
Jack Morgan and Mrs.
Gerald Wright were
hostesses for the Christmas
meeting.
Brinsley United Church
concert will be held Thur
sday evening December 21 in
the church.
A special young people’s
service was held at St.
Mary’s Church, Brinsley for
White Gift, Sunday.
Choir practice will be held
Thursday night to prepare
for the Christmas service in
the United Church.
A very successful pot-luck
supper and euchre was held
Friday evening at the Com
munity Centre. Winners for
the euchre were — men’s
high. Michael Scott; ladies
high, Audrey Hodgins: lone
hands, Percy JHodgins; low
score, Paul Taziar.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hard,
Strathroy visited Wednes
day with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ferguson.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. MacLeod Mills
were Mrs. Lillian Davies,
Spalding Sask, who will be
spending some time with the
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Davies, Windsor, Mary Ann
Byers, Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kerpan, Wat
son Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Mills and boys. Centralia,
Mr. and Mrs* Bruce Mills
and Barry Mills, London,
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Johnson and Betty
Woodham.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hern held the Nixon
Christmas at their home.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Nixon and fami
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nix
on and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Garfield Nixon and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Burnett
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Thomson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Heigh way and family, Mrs.
Rhoda Knight and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ker
pan, Watson, Sask., as well
as the Hem family.
Earl French and Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
attended the banquet and an
nual meeting of the Federa
tion of Agriculture for the
townships of Biddulph, Lon
don, and Missouri, Wednes
day night at the United
church, Bryanston. Roy
Jewell was the
speaker.
West ladies
mark festive event
By MRS. THOMAS HERN
Zion West United Church
Women held their Christmas
meeting Wednesday evening
in the church. The president
Mrs. Earl Miller opened the
meeting with a Books of
Bible contest.
Roll call was answered
with a reading or thought on
Christmas. A gift of a cup
and saucer was presented to
Mrs. Gordon Johnson who
has moved to Woodham . A
large number of articles for
Family and children’s
services for Huron County
were brought in.
The In Church Services
committee were in charge of
the Program and lunch,
opened with a reading “O
Come let Us adore Him.”
The committee consisting
of Mrs. Edgar Baker Mrs.
Harry Jaques, Mrs. Earl
French, Mrs, Thomas Hern
and Mrs, Harold Hern as
pianist for the singing of the
carols and Mrs. Wayne Hern
also assisting, presented a
short play “The Birth of a
King.” Mrs. Thomas Hern
closed the meeting with a
prayer written by Helen
Steiner Rice. On the Wings of
Prayer.
Zion West United Church
held their White Gift service
Sunday morning with the
S.S. Superintendents Ivan
Hern and Dalton Jaques in
charge. A short skit was
presented by class mem
bers. An anthem was sung by
the choir. Miss Yvonne
Jaques
Hern
music
piano.
and Miss Sandra
accompanied the
on the organ and
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