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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-23, Page 17:14ttttttttiit1141410 tistt tttt t'..' At tParant SNOWFLAKE BAZAAR -- Jean Hodgins. Shirley Bryan, Chris Schatzler and Susan Rees display baking sponsored by the Lucan-Clandeboye UCW. COMPLETE 4-H PROJECTS --Angela Hardy, Margaret Giesen, Jane Holden and Shelley Johnston,receiv- ed County Honours at Saturday's Middlesex 4-H Achievernt Day in Lucan. T -A photo LEGION POSTER WINNERS -- Clay Murray on behalf of the Exeter Legion branch presents poster contest prizes to Exeter Public School students Michelle McDonald, Brad Chambers and Fred Steciuk. BE AN ANOE Buy an Angel at Offices and Banks in your locality 5 3 Sllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllt111111f It11lel11tlltlllflllnnnnnniiinnnuilnllfTC Published by the Public Education and Awareness Committee South Huron .. and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped Box 29, Doshwood. Ont. NOM 1NO C Gift Suggestion ca�C� $2300 — Astrahyde cover with brass corners, suede lining. Features Targe utility pocket, pen loop. 50 -sheet ruled pad of "E -Z-1 Buff" paper included. Brown, Cordovan. Tm es Advocate Exeter 235-1331 First Christmas for Kippen couple By Margaret Hoggarth Bob and Frances Kinsman hosted their first Christmas get -together -of the family on Sunday, December 1. Frances' parents Ross and Florence llern from Ailsa Craig were present along with John and Karen.Kinsman and their children Michelle, Richard. Jeffrey and Andrew; Dwight and Faye Kinsman and their children Jacob, Luke and Daniel:. Lyle Kinsman and friend Julie llabkirk. Kippen United Church The first Sunday of Advent was conimemorated in St. Andrew's on December 1 with Rev. Lorne Keays giving an explanation of Advent and lighting the first candle, "The Candle' of Enpeetation". The Ministry of Music was .presented by the -choir singing "Welcome the Infant King". This ren- dition was accompanied by Mary Moffat at the organ. Rev. Keays' sermon was entitled "Christmas -- Promised By God". He expounded by saying that many generations had lived in expectation of God sending a Messiah. We can hope to have peace here on earth because God has promised that Ile will return to us, hence we ligh ,the candle of Expectation. Bulletin announcements -- a can- vass conducted by the Committee of Stewards will be starting right away for Kippen Church members. . at Saturday's Snowflake Bazaar' Pot lick dinner at saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Service at St. Patrick's was held Sunday with Rev. Peter Derrick in charge, Mrs. Sheryl Carroll provided the music Allan Cunningham and Mrs. Hazel Davies read the lessons and Paul Bedell was server. Rev. Derrick spoke to the children on accepting God's promises. Julie Carroll lit the first Advent Candle, the church and parish hall were decorated for Christmas. Plans are made for a pot luck dinner and the Sunday School concert, after a short church service at 11:30 p.m. next Sunday. Personals Mr: and Mrs. Harry Carroll were dinner guests with their son and fami- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll Satur- day evening - they were observing Julib's birthday, Debbie Greenlee,, Lucan was a guest also. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert'Steele and family were Saturday evening dinner guests with Mary Davis. ' Donald Cunningham a student at Medway High School won the "Honourable Award". in the art class recently. Alex Young, Mrs. May Armitage and Mrs: Mary Davis were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jef- frey Young and Richard. 161 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall visited Their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cunningham_ . April and Tom of Mar. Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mrs. Mary Davis and- Mrs. Ron Carroll joined the 50th anniversry celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins at SI. Thomas Church, Granton, Sunday. Robert Tindall and a group of Iriends attended the hockey game in Toronto Saturday evening. • Centralia By MRS TOM KOOY The regular Neil School euchre was held* Monday November 24 with 10 tables playing. Prizes went to high score Mrs. Walker, Earl Morgan Lone hands. Jean Millar. Lawrence IUirtzel. Low Score Ann and Jack Gilmour. Special prize went to Agnes ,'ltotsons. Owing to the mild weather several skunks were out. Next party. December 9. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy, Bonnie and Clyde attended services on Sun day at Ailsa Craig United church where their nephew. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson was baptised. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ai Hart- ford and family who moved here from Huron Park to the. home they pur- chased from Dave and Mary Ellen. Ferguson on Victoria Street. Tom and Mary Kooy attended ser- vices at Iloly Trinity Church. Lucan on Sunday and wire dinner guests after at a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sovereign. News from Clandeboye Mary Jane Carter and her husband. Dale. of Vancouver. and her brother. ,john Brownlee and his wife. Patricia. of (.ravenhurst, stayed with "Viola Carter. while being with their mother. Mrs. Myrtle Brownlee. at Craigholme Nursing Home. Ailsa Craig. Mrs Brownlee had been very ill and she passed away on Sunday. December 1. in her 90th year. She had been a resi- dent of Craigholme for over 10 years. Funeral was Tuesday. from the Stephenson Funeral home with Inter- ment in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. London. Times -Advocate, December 4, 1985 Page 17A Thames Road Couple celebrates golden By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Tuesday evening 28 people gathered at Usborne Central School to honour Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Euchre was played and the prizes were won'by Ladies }sigh Mrs. Jack Hodgert, Ladies Low, Mrs. Dennis Rowe, 'Lone Hands Wayne Rowe, Men's High Lee Webber and Men's Low Jack Hodgert. Mrs. Lee Webber gave a humorous reading. Mr. Ray Cottle read an ad- dress and Reg Hodgert presented Mr. and'Mrs. Harold Rowe with a sun cat- cher. Both replied, and all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". A smorgasbord lunch was partaken of. Congratulations Harold and Belva. Baby Band Party Saturday 26 adults and children gathered in the church basement for the annual Baby Band Meeting. Mrs. Ted Kernick welcomed everyone and read a Christmas poem "Don't Look" Joy To The World was sung. Mrs. Rick Parker read the Christmas Story. The offering was then received and Mrs. Kernick offered prayer. The mothers a$d their daughters who were graduating were called to the front namely Mrs. Larry Baden-, tyne and Jayne, Mrs. Ted Kernick and Lori, Mrs. Barry E. Miller 'and Rebecca. Mrs. Gerry Morgan and Jackie. Mrs. Parker gave a talk to the mothers and girls and presented each girl with a gift. Mrs. Gerry Morgan welcomed the girls to the Messenger Group' of which Mrs. Morgan is a leader Jo -Dee Rowe also graduated, but was absent. Lunch was then par- taken of . The leaders are Mrs. Ted . Kernick and Mrs. Rick Parker. Church' Service The church service Sunday was conducted by Rev. Robert Matheson. Rev. Matheson lit the first candle in the Advent Wreath which was The Prophecy Candle and he 'told the children about the candle. The choir sang two numbers "The Story That Never Grows Old" and "Sleep My Little Jesus" accompanied by the organist Miss Agnes Bray. The Scripture Lesson was taken from Jeremiah 33:14-16 Thessalo- nians 5:106, Luke 19:28-40. The Meditation was entitled "As We Are Bid". Paul in 1 Thessalonians, tells us to remain awake. We do so by doing as we are1 id - coming to the Table of our Lord and celebrating the Lord's Sup- per in his promise. Rev. 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