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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-12-02, Page 8Archie's Service Centre 24 Goderich St. E., Seaforth 527-0881 J 1 J S -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 2, 19911 Mission society of presbyterial holds pair of special events recently Huron Perth Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society held two special events during the summer and fall. In Avonton church, a rally was enjoyed by 88 members representing 15 churches. Each member brought a fresh flower and several lovely bouquets were arranged. Plants were donated and a Project's fantastic finale Nov. 29 was a fantastic finale for the "St. Columban Community Builder Project". Nine tables of euchre participated in a euchre tournament. Erin Flanagan won the ladies high, while Tony Dekroon won the men's high. Brad Murray won the most lone hands, while the winners of the low prizes kept a low profile and remained anonymous. Mat games, board games and shuffleboard were enjoyed by those not participating in euchre. This was a successful project co- ordinated by Jeff Murray as a school community service project. St. Columban School provided the facilities. Many from the communities came out on Sunday evenings to support this project, parents supervised and helped out in many ways: Jeff did a great job. St. Columban soccer teams can boast two new future players. Congratulations to Dave and Faye Murray on the , arrival of Samuel Carnochan Murray; and Wayne and Tina Ryan on the arrival of Sarah Emily Ryan. Euchre games are a popular winter pastime for many local people. Thursday evenings are the time and Dianna's, in St. Columban is the place to be for an evening of euchre. Last Thursdays winners included'. Joe Visser, men's Sympathies and Happy 25th anniversary to Deb and Jerry Dillon who celebrated on November 25. Heartfelt sympathy of the community is extended to the family of George R. Campbell wilds died on November 24. Sympathy to daughters and sons, Mabel and husband Harry Nesbitt; Muriel and husband Walter McClure; Arnold Campbell and wife Margaret; Leslie Campbell and wife Gayle; Marjorie and husband Hardy Dillon; 16 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Heartfelt sympathy to the family of Marjorie Fischer St. Columban by Mary C. Ryan 345-2560 high; Eileen Sloan, women's high; Bob Regele and Jerry Murray tied for men's low; Karen Mowat, women's low; Jerry Murray and Russel Smith had the most lone hands for men; Marie Mahere had the most lone hands for women. Matt and Martha Claessens .recently attended the confirmation of their granddaughter, Jennifer Claessens. Jennifer is the daughter of Frank and Debbie Claessens, Milton! The class of 144 young people were confirmed by the Bishop of Hamilton at Holy Rosary Church, Milton. Jamie Eisler, St. Columban, son of Paul and Mary Eisler, recently enjoyed the company of a group of his friends who helped 'him celebrate his eighth birthday. Many in the community donated their time and labor in helping to find and repair the pipes and primp to Father Mooney's well at the Rectory 'in St. Columban. Cinth Vogels, Frank Cronin, Ed Rowland and Dennis Murray Plumbing donated their services. It is greatly appreciated. ' congratulations Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2842 by Dorothy Dillon 345-2842 whose memorial service was held on Nov. 30 at the Mitchell Legion. Sympathy to daughters, Margo Biehn and husband Loyal; to Lynn Nagle and husband Mike; to David Fischer and wife Christine; and to grandchildren and other relatives. THOUGHT FOR TODAY When things come with strings attached, be sure you tie up the loose ends. McQuaid in play at Kitchener Anne Marie McQuaid- house. Snider played in the orchestra, Mrs. Dolly McQuaid and at the "Centre in the Square" Mrs. Kay Ryan went on in Kitchener in the production Thursday night. of "The Sound of Music" in "It was beautiful to see this the pit, under the stage. good family movie brought She was part of a travelling back again. I loved the six troupe of players that brought children and the music was so their own stage arrangements, lovable, were Dolly's from mountains to living rooms. The play was performed six times in four days to a full reactions. Anne Marie teaches violin at the Beckitt School in Kitchener. You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Rev. Robert Hiscox 482-7881 Sunday Dec. 61h Service of Holy Communion at9:30am • WHITE GIFT SUNDAY • Service of Morning Prayer at 9.30 am First Presbyterian Church Goderich St. W. Seefonh 11:15 AM Sunday School •- during church December's. Communion Minister. Rev. Nicholas Vandermey Bethel Bible Church Meeting at Seaforth High 9:45 a.m. SundaySchoo 7:00 p.m. 11:00 Worship Evening Bible Study Small Group meetings Weekly An Associated Gospel Church CAVAN UNITED CHURCH CAVAN (Winthrop) 9:30 a.m. & NORTHSIDE (Goderich St., Seaforth) 11:00 a.m. UNITED CHURCHES Minister. Rev. Jane Kuepfer 527.2635 While Gift Services Potluck lunch at Northside ames . Catholic Church Victoria St., Seaforth Saturday - 5:15 pm 8t. James Parish, Seaforth Saturday - 7:15 pm St. Joseph's Parish, Clinton Sunday - 9:00 am 8t. Michael's Parish, Myth Sunday - 11:00 am 8t. Jamas Parish, Seidorth Father sale held to help the WMS objective. Audrey Stove', a gardner, gave a very interesting and informative presentation of herbs and spices with examples and scriptural references. Herbs are plants with medicinal properties. A delicious supper was served by Avonton ladies. Guest speakers were Bob and Margaret Blowcs who gave an informative description of their time spent in Barbados. They described the schools' food, drug use and products grown there. Members from Cromarty presented a skit, "St. Peter look at me." Courtesy remarks were given by Barb Ejg. In Monkton Presbyterian church, a conference was attended by 58 members. The theme was "Give Thanks for harvest." Call to worship and prayer was given by Shirley Aitcheson. Words of welcome to Monkton were received from Rev. Lynne Nichol. Erin Crisfield introduced two study books for the next year. Literature secretary Bev nichol gave a report of books on display and introduced r some new volumes. Monkton ladies served a delicious supper which was followed by a lively hymn sing. A Thanksgiving reading and prayer by Shirley opened the evening program. Special music was enjoyed when Sarah Hood sang two lovely solos; "I know he watches me" and "We plough the fields and scatter." President Pat White introduced the guest speakers Annette Vickers and Barb Hurren. They presented pictures of work done by "Presbyterians Aidir • Nicaraguans" and described living and educational conditions there. They told of a feeding centre project for 150 children on Fridays. There is need of sewing material, zippers, buttons and machines. They arc linked with Mission Ventures and share buildings and equipment there. They drew our attention to the Ioonie and toonie bins and provided them for distribution. Thanks to the speakers and courtesy remarks for the conference were given by n Edmunds. 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