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News from the Baptist Church
In spite of .the very nasty
0 weather, there was an ex-
cellent crowd at the Bayfield
Baptist Church Sunday,
beginning with Sunday School
at 10 a.m. with classes for all
ages from nursery to the
oldest adult.
The Sunday School under
the direction of Mr. Doyle
Cullen, assisted by Mrs.
Cullen and Mrs. Joe Chap-
man, practised in
preparation for their
Christmas program to be
presented Sunday, December
18 at 10 a.m. All parents,
friends, and members are
cordially invited to attend.
The guest speaker for the
Church Services was Rev.
Les Sheil missionary for-
merly in Peru but residing in
Tillsonburg while he is
waiting N. return to the
mission field. •
Taking his text from the 9th
Chapter of Colossians, and
using "The Christian and his
• Christ" as his theme, he said
• all Christians are the Church,
and Christ is the head of the
Church, so each must do his
part using the special talent
God has given each of us. In
order to be successful each
•
must study, pray and serve!
God i
forgives
accept H
s the Redeemer,
the sins of all who
im as Saviour, He is
not willing that any should be
lost. Each must live so others
can see Cbrist in us, Christ
must always be preeminent.
Village personals
Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot
spent a couple of days visiting
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hewitt in Mount Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Talbot,
Mr. and Mrs. Les. Talbot
spent Sunday visiting Pastor
Brian and Mrs. Harrison,
sons Matthew and Steven in
Clawson, Mich. .Pastor
Harrison was' the pastor in
Bayfield Baptist Church until
recently, and is now assisting
in the Baptist Church in
Clawson. The Talbots all
enjoyed hearing both Rev.
Harrison and his father,
Evangelist Fred Harrison.
Cari Lynn Talbot spent
Sunday , with her grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Norm
Talbot.
Miss Beverly Gale from
Banff, Alberta is spending the
holidays with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Gale, and
brothers Michael and Herbert
at the Tank and Tummy
Restaurant.
Rev. Les Sheils and Mrs.
Sheils were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Norm
Talbot, on Sunday. Pastor
Sheils was guest speaker at
the Bayfield Baptist Church.
United Church
Allison Dunn lit the second
Advent candle in St.
Andrew's United Church on
Sunday morning during the
regular worship service. It,
being White Gift Sunday,
Wendy Greer read a story
entitled "If I Hadn't Come" in
place of the sermon.
The children placed their
gifts of money in a manger at
the front of the church and all
remained for the entire
service. The choir is busy
getting ready for the annual
Candlelight Service on Dec.
18..
News from the
Clinton court
Some 22 fines were
collected this month in
Clinton Court held last
Wednesday and also with out-
of-court payments were
collected.
The majority of the fines
handed out were as a result of
"having" liquor charges.
Leslie Howatt, Terry Wood,
Glenn McLean, Alexander
Marshall, David Colquhoun,
Paul Van Damme, Michael
Trapnell, Michael Regier and
David Nigh were all given
fines of $54 for individual
charges.
James Fitton was fined $28
for failing to yield, as was
Leonard Goulding while
Bradley Snell was fined $28
for failure to stop.
Unnecessary noise charges
went to Glenn McLean, John
Little and David Nigh who
were each fined $78.
David Shea received a fine
of $103 for careless driving.
Stephen Carman was fined
$300 for careless driving, a
$200 fine for careless driving
went to Robert Schenel and
Benjamin Carlile was also
charged with careless driving
and a $158 fine.
Fred Middleton was
charged $22 for • speeding;
Kenneth Hurman received a
fine of $28 for an improper
left turn and John East was
fined $58 for having the wrong
plates.
Anglicans plan gift service
Sunday next in Trinity
Anglican Church will be
White Gift Sunday and the
Seven Lesson Carol Service,
both at 10 a.m. There will be
'no 8 a.m. Holy Communion.
The third and fourth Advent
Candle will be lit and
following the service, the
A.C.W. and the Ladies Guild
have arranged a coffee hour
and also at that time the
Sunday School children will
have their party in the Parish
Hall under the direction of the
Ladies Guild.
On December 24 (Christ-
mas Eve) Rev. William
Bennett will conduct an open
service of Holy Communion
to which everyone is
welcome. ,The service will
start at 11 p.m. and the
congregation will sing carols
until everyone is assembled.
St. James Middleton is
celebrating Holy Communion'
at 7 p.m. Christmas Eve and
an invitation has been ex-
tended to join them.
C,L.UNTQN NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1977 -PAGE 11
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