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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1987—Page t
congregations celebrate
Christmas together
By Mrs. L. Stonehouse Stonehouse; low lady, Mrs. John Roberts;
BELGRAVE - Knox United Church here high man, George Inglis, second high man,
was bright with poinsettias, a decorated Bill Coultes; low man, Wilfred Walker.
Christmas tree and many candles, lit to Following the euchre, which ended at 10
' celebrate the Christmas Eve Carol S rvice P.m. tables and chairs were set, aside and
held on December 24. g music was provided by Les Shaw and danc-
A large congregation from both the ing was enjoyed until midnight when all
Belgrave and Calvin -Brick churches, at- ^°•joined hands in a large circle for the singing
tended the service. Special organ and'piano
music was played by _Mrs. George Procter
and Sheila Anderson. The senior and junior
choirs formed the professional entering the
church singing. The combined choir also sang
and the senior choir sang an anthem.
The service consisted of many of the
favoritecarols interspersed by scripture
readings of the Christmas story. Readers
were Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mrs. John
Roberts, Mrs. Gordon Bosman, John Nixon,
Murray Scott and John Campbell.
The final Advent Candle was lit by Rev.
John G. Roberts who took as the theme of
his address Light - the Light that came into
the world with the birth of Jesus at
Christmas.
At the close of the service the choir
members, each with an unlit candle, took
;their places along the two 'aisles of the
church. Rev. Roberts lit a candle from We
flame of the Christmas Advent Candle and
then lit the candle of the first choir members
in each row. They in turn passed the flame
to the next in line until the whole church was
illuminated from the central Advent Candle.
The carol, Silent Night, was sung and
following the benediction the choir left the
church to the hymn, Joy to the World.
Euchre
Sixty-seven attended the New Year's par-
ty held in the WI Hall on December 31. Thir-
teen tables of euchre were in play starting at
8 p.m. Winners were high lady, Mrs. Harold
Vincent; second high lady, Mrs. Lewis
These seven guys were kept busy on January 3 walking from door
to door collecting bottles. By noon they had approximately 30 cases
containing 12 bottles each. Their goal was to raise funds for their
®group, the Clinton Scouts. Working hard collecting were: (left,
back), John Bernier, Robert Mason, (front,) Jason Riehl, Stewart
East, Sheehan Carter, Andrew Walker and Greg Johnston. (Anne
Narejko photo)
Northcrest resident returns from hospital
By Susan Hartman
HENSALL - Wes Heywood has returned
from Exeter Hospital after a lengthy illness.
*Welcome home, Wes.
Ernie and Olga Chipchase visited last Fri-
day with Ernie's brother at St. Joseph's
Hospital in London.
,kMurray and Sandra Pepper and family,
Brussels, visited with Aunt and Uncle Glen
and Pearl McKnight on Thursday.
Dorothy Munroe returned from two weeks
spent with her family in Lucan.
Jessie Armstrong spent a few days recent-
ly with Betty and Don Flear of Grand Bend.
Nan Britton spent Christmas with her son
Din and _family in Kitchener and Mabel
Shirray `spent h -e holiday wtl:h'her son 1Youg'
and family in Tavistock.
Ida Dickert is wearing a big smile due to
the early but safe arrival of her first great
grandchild. Proud parents of a healthy baby
girl are Jill and Brian Kipfer of Dashwood.
Shuffleboard
A small but enthusiastic crowd turned out
to Shuffle on Tuesday.
Ladies' high scores were: Annie Reid, 414
and Eileen Dowson, 375.
Men's high scores were: George Dowson,
313, and John Pepper, 302.
Now that the holidays are over, shuffling
will return to the Hensall Arena every
Thursday.
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Personals
Velma, Jim and Derek Robinson were
deeply saddened last week by the death of
Velma's father Harry McLellan. Sympathy
is extended to the family.
Congratulations to Greg and Liz
McAuslan of Hensall on the recent birth of a
healthy baby boy.
Mrs. Laird Mickle of HenSall and son
Charles Mickle of London spent Christmas
day with the formers daughter aria son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and
family in Waterloo. They also spent Boxing
Day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mickle and fami-
ly in Exeter for their family's Christmas
gathering.
Hockey
Hensall Tykes defeated Bayfield on Satur-
day by a score of 5-3. Hensall goals were
scored by Mark Bell with 2, Graham Keys 2,
and Chris Jones with one.
The Hensall Novice team were "A"
runners-up in a tournament held last week
in Huron Park. Hensall was defeated in the
final game by the Huron Park team by a
score of 3-2.
On Saturday the Novices travelled to Clin-
ton where they defeated the Clinton team by
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a score of 10-1.
South Huron Youth
For Christ
South Huron YFC held their January
meeting with over 200 in attendance.
Director Ron Westlake was in charge and
opened the rally with a l}Vely sing -song
featuring Sharon Parker at the piano.
The opening prayer was by Rev. Bob
DeGrace of Centralia. Quizzing time
followed.
The group quizzed on the third chapter of
John with results being; Exeter first, Clin-
ton second and Goderich third. The next
quizzing will be at the March rally and will
cover John, Chapter 4.
Talent Night
Many local performers took part in Talent
Night. A piano solo by Chris Westlake of
Bayfield was followed by the ladies choir
from Faith Tabernacle of Centralia who
also performed a skit. The MYF group from
Zurich put on two skits.
There will be a skating party at Zurich
area on February 'Vat 7 p.m. Also Snow
Camp in New York on February 13-15. At the
March rally, the guest speaker will be Don
Hill from London with some special music.
Ron Adams, Goderich, favored the group
with two solos. A Goderich couple perform-
ed a skit.
Five Exeter girls, with their leaders,
Gladys Talbot and Helen Coutes sang
several numbers and put on a skit. Heather
Gingrich read a story which she had com-
posed herself. Centralia Ladies Choir,
featuring Sharon Parker and Cathy Prout,
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performed two numbers.
Rev. Sam Parker of Varna was the guest
speaker and spoke of four points; first obe-
dience, second desire; third accountability
and fourth. prayert Ron closed the meeting
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with prayer.
The draw for a Wrinkles puppet at
Solway's Food Market was won by Steven •
Forrest, son of Mr. and Mrs: Bill Forrest of
RR 2 Kippen. •
1986-1987 Novice Team-Hensall
Team Record to Date:
Regular Season - 9 wins - 0 losses. Exhibi-
tion and Tournament - 2 wins - 2 losses.
Player Statistics
Name 'G A Pts
Blair Moir 29 9 38
Ray Beierling 11 16 27
Dan Taylor 12 5 17
Jamie Campbell . 12 5 17
Chris Taylor 10 6 16
Mark i11 5 9 114
JasonIlIoobre 8 5 13
Brock Weiss 7 6 13
Ryan Kyle 7 4 11
Brad Hartman 1 7 8
Jason Campbell 1 4 5
Ryan Imanse 1 4 5
Greg Keys 0 5 5
Lance Weiss (goalie) 2 1 3
Phillip Ingram (goalie) 1 - 0 1
1986-87 Tyke Hockey Team
Hensall
Team Record to Date
8 Games Won, 1 tie, 0 losses
Player Statistics
Mark Bell
Brock Weiss
Jeff Campbell
Graham Keys
Regan Neilands
Jeff Rathwell
Jeff Solway
Erik Moore
Bill Peck
Jonathon Campbell
Chris Jones
Goals
35
16
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9
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Tables were, set up a,gain and a
smorgasbord lunch was enjod by all.
Personals
New Year's Day guests at the home of
Irlma Edgar were Mrs. Charlie Johnston
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar RR
4 Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse, Belgrave.
Alycia Cook of Brampton spent Christinas
holidays with her grandparents, Mr.' and
Mrs. Albert Cook.
Leslie Vincent, who was a patient in the
University Hospital, London, was able to
return to his home December 27.
Agnes Youngblut, who was a patient in the
University Hospital, London, was transfer-
red to the Wingham and District Hospital
recently.
Dorothy Procter and Mrs. Janisa Coultes
are patients in the Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar sent part of the
Christmas holidays with r. and Mrs. Keith
Dunbar of Stratford an spent Christmas
Day with Mr. and Mrs. ary Hall of New
Hamburg.
Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Walsh were: May Coulter of
Aylmer, Michael Walsh of Oshawa; Andrew
Walsh of Kitchener; Mary Ellen Walsh of
Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton
of West Toronto.
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