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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-29, Page 12Pa,e 12 Times -Advocate, November 29, 1989 Equestrian - Marie Chessell holds the trophy she won in a wcent competition. Takes home the trophies By Roberta Templeman STAFFA - The Hibbert Bible So- ciety Canvass is now completed for - the year 1989. It excelled previous years with a grand total of $830.00, thanks to the generous donors and canvassers. A very good crowd attended the annual ham and egg supper, catered by the Hibbert United Church men, in the Family Life Centre on Wed- nesday evening. Marie and Pete Chessell attended` a midwestern Horeseman's Society awards banquet in Komoka on Sat- urday night. Marie received awards for first overall in novice games di- vision, first overall in the novice pleasure class, first overall in the novice pleasure division and second overall in the senior horsemanship division for the year 1989. Nicholas Chessell also received a trophy for showing in lead line. During the service on Sunday morning at Cromarty Presbyterian Church, Rev. Lucie Milne baptized three baliy girls and introduced them to the congregation. Denise Louise, daughter of Brian and Rhonda Mill- er, Cobley Jane, daughter of Rob and Bev Templeman and Erin Eliza- beth, daughter of Hank and Nancy Bertens. Erin's• godparents were Scott and Barb Bonikowsky. Following the service, family members joined Rob and Bev and family and Hank and Nancy and family for refreshments in the church basement. Christmas Trees Beautiful pine trees 6'- 7' tall Only 2 Available at the High School or Country Market, Grand Bend On sale Dec. 2, 3, 9, 10, 13 "Free delivery for Seniors" All profits to SHDHS Dashwood resident celebrates 98th birthday By Bernice Boyle DASHWOOD - Dashwood's eldest resident, Mrs. Sophia Heist, celebrated her 98th buthday on Saturday, November 25. She was surprised by her neigh- bours Friday evening. They all en- joyed several games of euchre. Lunch was served and a birthday cake with candles delighted the guest of honour. She invited all the guests to return next year. Mr. and Mrs. Heist's daughter Eunice and husband Frank Duter- tre' left Sunday to return home to Dinsmore, Saskatchewan. Special UC service Calvary United Church celebrat- ed Family and White Gift service Sunday with Rev. David Mack telling the Christmas Story on flannalgraph. The lighting of the candle was performed by Brent Hoffman while his mother Donna and sister Kelly read the scripture and broth- er Jamie read a prayer. Other participants for the wor- ship service was Cathy Wagner, Jacob Weber and Harry Hoffman. The sanctuary was decorated for the festive season. There were 10 poinsettias placed in the church in memory of a loved one or in cel- bration of some event in the lives of the members. If you want to join in this new endeavor, please contact Karen Tieman and she will have the plant for next Sunday. Dashwood W.I. The Dashwood Women's Insti- tute members are issuing an invita- tion to all interested euchre players, especially men, to their next party. Where? Dashwood community centre. When? Wednesday, No- vember 29 at 8 p.m. They serve lunch and have a great time. Personals Richard and Jeff Hayter, Toron- Christmas party Dec. 5 By Ruth Laing CROMARTY - Lillian Douglas opened the November meeting of the Marian Ritchie W.M.S. with a, reading on remembrance, One Day at a Time. Joy Scott read Proverbs 3:21-35, followed by a meditatioh; Remem- bering World War 11 and prayer. - Thirteen members answered the roll call with a verse or reading on remembrance. The offering and coins for the Fellowship of the Least Coin were received. Mary Elliott gave the study book chapter outlining the position of the church as a whole, and ,that of the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa in regard to apartheid. the Bible states that all beings are created in the image of God, regard- less of race, and apartheid is against this. It was noted that reports on the South African situation call ac- tion by the blacks violence, but by the government troops, repression. Alice Gardiner gave the secretary's report and president Hazel Harburn announced that the next meeting will be a joint Christmas party with the Ladies Aid on December 5 at8p.m.• All the ladies of the congregation are invited and each is asked to Revival Centre LUCAN - Accompanied by Dan Wuerch playing the piano, the trio of Matthew Heffernan, Mrs. Jane Bende, and Mrs. Cheryl Wuerch, with Tim Kritzer led the worship in song Sunday morning. Rev. Roger Mason spoke form Matthew 24:3-14, where Jesus lists the signs happening before His re- turn to earth. Sunday evening Mr. Verle Bende ministered from Numbers 35:6-34. Just as cities of refuge for acciden- tal slayers in Israel were provided to protect the person from the pen- alty of death, so God has provided refuge from the penalty of sin's punishment through Jesus Christ. On Sunday, December 3 at 7:00 p.m., at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, members from Lucan churches will enjoy a time of carol singing. All welcome. She'll Treasure A Gift From My Fair Lady This Christmas Selected Group of Regency %p Co-ordinates 30 if Sale starts: November 30 - Dec. 1-2 Come in and let us help you find the fashion gift that's just right 25 Off 7O Storewide All Henn excluding Angie & items pi -Moody marked dome. GENTLEMEN! Don't forget - all your gift selections at My Fair Lady are Gift Wrapped Free. •No Layaways *All Sales Final CHRISTMAS HOURS: For yoursito41 ng eorlrenknce. We're open 'ti 9 p.m. starting Monday. December 11 except Saturday Dec. 16, 9 a.m. - 5:M 9.1n. aid Saturday Dec. 23 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. s y 45 Albert Street, Clinton t. 9 , a n , e, , a 0. 6 H ;1 e. 4. ,*".% 1, 9�1 11 A 8 n r,M1k �tk1aa ,, �, FASHIONS '/ �a y% �,,rg a 'N 1',. 9 al t A + •R 482-7872 s+ ur* If= a# ip s a* ` *„aA s „ ;1 J • p i� I, 4 b ,- > - a N �' . ` ' :1 •• .1 '4 v P b P JI a . .s 17J ,1 /1:4,,,,,-t- }I 71. 4', b ..- y 'r • 0,, J, e i o 9 M ,' ' iia # t '„ I. y b 1 N 4• 9 - •./ /i y rx ij Its/ a J ;.. tl' 34 I' N f%%• 11 #I f , s- • - ' rl Ii f :r ", N tl `,. . . ry' h 4 I° ,/ ,t, N A /1 a - , ? .•'� i• i , ,1 II s l' • II 9,40 m 11 ` 1\ \ ► ft ►I !' 0 nae a 4 s bring a small gift for a gift ex- change. Sue Christie will be a guest demontrator. Following this meeting any crafts left from the bazaar will be taken home. Beautiful church calendars can be purchased from the Marian Ritchie - W.M.S. for $2.25. Mary Elliott gave the treasurer's report. Following the November meet- ing, Jean Carey presided for the 1989 annual meeting. The follow- ing officers were elected: Past Presi- dent - Hazel Harburn, President - Ruth Laing, 1st Vice President - Lillian Douglas; Secretary - Alice Gardiner; Assistant - Jean Carey; Treasurer - Mary Elliott; Assistant - Edna Stoneman; Pianist - Betty Lou Norris; Assistant - Ruth La- ing. Assoicate Members; Joy Scott, Peggy Kerslake, Jean Carey, Fel- lowship of the Least Coin - Helen Parsons; Card and Flower Commit- tee - Doris Miller, Hazel Harburn; Friendship and Service Secretary - Peggy Kerslake; Glad Tidings and Literature - Jean Carey; Rep. to Managers - Sea Carey; Press - Ruth Laing, Roberta Templeman; Nomi- nation Committee - Agnes La - mond, Joy Scott; Social Commit- tee - LillianDouglas, Mary Elli- ott, Roberta Templeman, Joy Scott, Program Committee - Hazel Harburn, Ruth Laing, Lillian Douglas, Alice Gardiner, Mary El- liott, Edna Stoneman, Jean Carey. to, spent the weekend with their parents, Bob and Gloria Hayter. A week ago, Frank Carpenter and Samuel Danard, Pontiac, Michigan, visited for a few days with Alma Genttner. They attend- ed the fuenra! of the late Louise Thompson, Strathrov. 4 Builders & Homeowners "Free Tie Rack" with every order 20 ' and ove SHELF dr SHELF ANO Roo -i CORNER Jr. ;mal r LM/EN - , STORAGE SHELVING NOOKS POLE." 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