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Anglicans select
coadjutor Bishop
The Anglican Diocese of
Huron elected Derwyn Jones
as coadjutor Bishop at a
special Electoral Synod held
at St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon-
don, on November 26.
.Bishop Jones. elected se-
cond suffragan bishop of
Huron in 1982, will become
-tinth Bishop of Huron on the
-etirement next spring of the
present Diocesan, Bishop
David Ragg.
The second ballot gave
Bishop Jones a majority in
both houses: 104 clergy votes
and 245 votes from lay
delegates.
Bishop Jones told the 617
delegates he saw his election
as a "mandate to continue the
kind of episcopal leadership"
presently exercised in the
Diocese which stretches from
Windsor to Brantford and
from Owen Sound to the
shores of Lake Erie.
"There is a need to share
episcopal ministry so bishops
can get to know the people in
the parishes " Bishop Jones
said.
Bishop Jones was born in
Ridgetown in 1925, attended
school there and in London,
and is a graduate of Huron
College, university of
Western Ontario. He served
in parishes in the Dioceses of
Rupert's Land, Ontario and
Huron. His last parish ap-.
pointment was rector of St.
James (Westtninster) Lon-
don. He was appointed Canon
of St. George's Cathedral,
Kingston. and Canon Precen-
tor of St. Paul's Cathedral,
London in 1970. In 1978 he
became Archdeacon of Mid-
dlesex and was elected Suf-
fragan Bishop in 1982.
Bishop Jones' experience
includes extensive involve-
ment in radio and television
production, including regular
programs with. C B.C. and
local radio station. Ile is also
a contributing writer to the
Huron Church News and the
London Free Press
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Light candles at Granton
Happy Gang celebrate season
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Gronton
Unit (5) of the Grinton
U.C.W. met at the home of
Mrs. Emerson Wallis, on
Thursday. Mrs. Chas.
AtcRobert presided.
Roll call was "Name one
thing. other than Christmas
that you liked about the
month of December." Seven
members and three visitors
were present.
Following the business
period. everyone participated
in a Christmas program when
interesting stories, poems and
Christmas carols were en-
joyed. Mrs. Ina Hariton clos-
ed the meeting with prayer.
Each member contributed
to the lunch which resulted in
a bounteous meal. A gift ex-
change followed, ending
another year of fellowship
and participation.
Explorer news
The Granton Explorers met
in the church basement on
Nov. 21. We said the purpose.
motto and repeated a hymn.
Carrie Wallis read us a Bible
story and roll call was "What
is your favourite animal".
The treasurer's report was
$1.75. Carrie Wallis planned
this meeting.
Corrie Anderson earned her
1st blue star as well as Tam-
my Zapora. Angela Oliver
earned her 1st gold and Sheila
Carty her 2nd gold star. Kel-
ly Sweetzir also earned her
1st red star.
For the rest of the meeting
we played games and at 8:30
p.tn. closed with "Taps" We
did not have a meeting last
Monday. Becky Bryan
secretary.
Happy Gang party
The "Happy Gang" held
their Christmas Party in the
United Church basement on
Nov. 30.
The meeting opened with a
welcome to everyone by Pres.
Charlotte Kerr, this was
followed by Grace said by the
Rev. Bruce Pierce. then
everyone sat down to a sump-
tous hot turkey dinner and all
the trimmings. This lovely
meal was catered to by Unit
31 of the U C.W.
At the conclusion of the
meal guest speaker Pat
Carey of London a retired
real estate broker gave a talk
with advice on how to go
about selling your property or
the contents of your home.
The afternoon was spent in
a friendly game of cards. not
progressive Euchre as the
weather was getting worse
and quite a few people had a
distance to go.
Medway Euchre Club
The Medway Euchre Club
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lewis, Den-
field on Nov. 28 Prize winners
were the following members:
ladies high score, Muriel
Cobleigh; lone hands. Inez
McRobert; low score, Merle
Elston, men's high score. Bob
Elston; lone hands, Carmen
Hodgins; low score, Percy
name.
Church news
At the Granton United
Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce
was in charge of the worship
for the 2nd Sunday in Advent.
The minister entitled his
message "The Humanity of
Jesus"
What can be said about
man can be said about Jesus,
only that Jesus did not suc-
cumb to temptation. Jesus
became like His brothers in
all things, only He kept in -
BECOMING FURRR-OCIOUS — Two members of the London North Lions Club were
caught in mid -transformation as they prepared to take port in Exeter's Santa Claus
parade.
Zone Commander visits
Exeter Legion Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
R.E. Pooley Exeter Branch
167 Royal Canadian Legion
held their regular meeting
November 28 with 32
members present
President Marion Frayne
chaired the meeting. Barbara
Hearn won the mystery prize
Donations of $50 each were
made to Family and
Children's Services, Huron
Day ('entre for the Home-
bound and lung Association
as well as $I00 donations to
Salvation Army• War
Memorial Children's Hospital
and South Huron Recreation
Dept for free skating.
Zone Commander Mary
Hawn from Kincardine made
her official visit bringing
highlights from a Zone
Meeting held in Kincardine. A
Zone bus trip is in the plann-
ing for the spring and the 1984
Convention will be held in
Niagara Falls in September
First vice-president Irene
Jackson presented Zone Com-
mander Hawn with a gift on
behalf of the Ladies
Auxiliary
Kate Bierling and her group
served lunch.
The Auxiliary Christmas
Party will be held Monday.
December 12 with a short
business meeting at 7 p.m.
followed by a pot luck supper
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On behalf of your Executive
have a Merry Christmas and
a Happy andProsperousNew
Year and most of all good
comradeship in the year 1964.
creasing in wisdom before
God and man.
Jesus possessed human
emotions, He wept, said the
minister, Jesus' Humanity
enabled Him to make life bet-
ter for us. because He
redeemed man's life and was
able to relieve man's
suffering.
As the Advent Wreath Can-
dle Lighting ceremony was
omitted last Sunday, this
was performed this Sunday.
the first candle denoting
Peace was lit by Leanne
Sleeper and the second signi-
fying love by her twin sister
Susanne.
Following the service the
Sunday School held their
Christmas party in the church
basement.
At the St. Thomas Anglican
Church the Rev. Peter Der-
rick was the Celebrant of the
Holy Eucharist assisted by
John Herbert as server.
The ceremony of the
lighting of the first two
candles in the Advent Wreath
signifying peace and faith
was performed by David
Jones and Kayline Roloson.
The first reading was read
by Helen Herbert and the
Epistle was read by Sylvia
Beatson.
In the Children's focus the
rector explained the meaning
of the Advent wreath. The
Rev. Derrick gave each child
a saw to hang on the
Bethlehem Tree.
In his sermon the rector
enlarged on the experience of
the Scriptures, the Bible
trains and encourages us to
live and walk by the Spirit, we
should love God and not
forget to love ourselves
On Sunday evening
November 77 the members of
St. Thomas Anglican Church
held a meeting in connection
with the Leprosy Mission.
when the guest speaker was
the Rev. L.G. Stairs of Brant-
ford, who gave a very educa-
tional and informative talk il-
lustrated by slides, of the pro-
gress that is being made in
the world today towards cur-
ing and caring for those who
are afflicted with this dread
disease.
A coffee hour followed when
the Rev. Stairs was happy to
answer questions.
Personals
Get well wishes are extend-
ed to Austin Hobbs who is a
patient in the University
Hospital London
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H ALIO! DICKENS
At the United church the
first candle of the Advent
wreath was lit by Joanne
McAlpine while her sister
Bonnie Jean read the scrip-
ture followed by a number by
the following quartette, Mar-
sha Sutherland, Faye Ash,
Heather Cockswotth and Den-
nis Craven.
Robert and Patrick Rees lit
the second while Da id Ward
read the scripture.
The Advent wreath, the
manger scene, not quite com-
plete, are reminders of the
start of the Advent season. a
time of preparing for the corn-
ing of the Saviour.
All members of the con-
gregation are asked to bring
a decoration for the
Christmas tree December 11;
also a white Gift for the Salva-
tion Army.
Mr. and Mrs Lorne Smith
spent two weeks in Mission.
B.C.
The Activity Centre . '' re-
mittee e tends a warm
welcome to all to come and
see "High wide west," 'Paint
the winter", and "Upper
Canada Village" in the Activi-
ty Centre this Friday evening
at 7:30 p.m.
Miss Gladys Harrison
visited recently with Mrs.
Isabell Scafe, Craigholme.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ward
of Scarborough were with her
mother. Mrs. Ida Bice,
Craigholme.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Langlois.
Welland, visited with Mrs.
Alice Dicken's recently.
Get -well wishes are extend-
ed to Mrs. Ella Tweddle who
is in St. Joseph's Hospital
having broken her hip.
Women meet
at Crediton
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
Thursday evening the
United Church Women met in
the Sunday School auditorium
for.their Christmas worship.
Nola Ratz, Elva Lamport and
Marg Wilson presented the
Christmas story in Scripture
and Music. Leila Finkbeiner
played the piano for the
Christmashymns. An excerpt
from Handels Messiah was
played from a tape.
Business was chaired by
president Marie Fydenchuk.
Over 5000 copies of "Our Best
To You" cookbook have been
sold and more are being
printed.
Donations are still being
received for the bakeless
bake sale. Lunch was served
by Erma Krueger, Gloria
Martin, Mary Elder, Nola
Faist and Thelma
Finkbeiner.
This weekend the Crediton
and District Social Club held
their Christmas events. About
65 couples danced to the
music of Silver Dollar Satur-
day evening. A turkey supper
was provided by the lunch
committees headed by Bob
and Dianne Finkbeiner.
The Childrens Christmas
party, Sunday, was well at-
tended with 139 children
receiving treats from the
club. Films were shown and
Santa Claus made his annual.
appearance.
Just a reminder that
Harvey Hodgins still has New
Years Eve tickets on a first
come first serve basis.
Beachwood will be providing
the music.
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