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BER 16, 1987
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Queensway•Christmas pageant
is a Hensall community effort
On Monday afternoon the dining room of • well in the pageant "A Christmas Story",
Queensway resounded with Christmas. directed by Beth Jantzi. Thank you to Luella
Carols as the choir practiced for their per- Hall who played Mary. Joseph was played
formance on Sunday. by Clayton l Ithers, Gabriel by Grace Din -
Tuesday residents limbered up at fun and ney. The host of angels was Laving Watson,
fitness in the Activity Room and in the after- Aleida Kats, and auxiliary ladies Lil Baker
noon Rev. Wright led the worship service:-~xand••DorothyBrintnelb-Shepherds-were-Neil---•
Residents .were pleased Rev. Wright's wife Regan, John Kats and -David Watson.
and children joined them for the service. • Wisemen were played by Edison Forrest,
Wednesday the ladies Auxiliary met and $ill McKenzie and Murray Howe; Bill Gib -
following their meeting. enjoyed a luncheon son, the dedicated volunteer, was King
with Activity Staff and Administration. Herod. Also thank you to the Queensway
Thursday residents viewed the film choir members.
"Magic of Lassie": Over 200 guests were served at the Family,
Friday residents, staff and volunteers Christmas Dinner, a happening that
were busy at the final dress rehearsal of wouldn't be possible without many
Sunday's performance. The name of the volunteers. Residents appreciated the
game was , organized confusion. Residents Christian Reformed young adults, the ladies
wondered if it would ever come together but auxiliary and staff volunteers. Thank you to
it did, beautifully. Reeve Jim Robinson for his address to the
On Sunday guests enjoyed .the program. guests following the program, and also to
The De Haan Singers were a special attrac- his wife Velma for her help. This was truly a
tion and residents all did their parts very community effort.
SEAFORTH JUNIOR FARMERS put together a Christmas contribution for the'Survival
through Friendship' house in Goderich. Asa project this year the Junior Farmers grew
K • i 'Reynolds d 1 first
• t a garden to help support the home for battered women Between the five clubs In
R ((,�,� ecubve, auHoggarthis the vice president, and Kathy Pryce is the secretary. Corbett
I. p P e n s @, Y 1 A ® S g �i 1 s Huron County they produced enough food to feed 5 or 6 families until May 1988. Kathy
Vanneste had the•garden at her home Marion Hunt is
the treasurer for this year's ex-
gl umpse of_granddaughter, photo. Ih
Kippen Correspondent
MRS. MARGARET HOGGARTH
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Don and Yvonne Reynolds travelled to
Burlington on Saturday, December 5 to their
son Colin and his wife Gwen's home,to take.
their first look at four -week-old • grand-
daughter, Stephanie Anne.
On Sunday, December ,6, Mattie
McGregor, resident of Maplewood Manor in
Seaforth, was able to attend a pre-
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Christmas celebration. This was held at the
home of her son Doug and his wife Anne and
their children Brian and Barbara. Also pre-
sent were Mattie's daughter Catherine and
husband Eric Judge and their children,
Heather, Jimmy and Kathy Jane. All from
Strathroy.
Congratulations to Tuckersmith Township
Reeve, Bob Bell, on being acclaimed Huron
County's new warden. The Kippen Com-
munity wish him a succes.sfur year of
service.
Al and Margaret Hoggarth spent Satur-
day, 'December 12 in London calling on
friends and relatives. They visited with Bob
and Frances Kinsman in their home, on the
occasion of Frances' birthday. Irene Glan-
ville of Marian Villa. Al's mother Ruby Hog-
garth who is a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, and their daughter Janet to help
celebrate her 20th birthday, while she is
busy studying for exams at University of
Western Ontario.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
The students of the Kippen Sunday school
under, the direction of Diane Dewys, con-
ducted the annual white gift service in St.
Andrews Church on Sunday, December 13.
Angie Faber led the worship service. Tricia
Cooper read the scripture lessons. The story
of the first white gift service and how it
came about was presented in a three act
play. Those taking part in the play were,
'Leanne Charters, Jonathon Turner, Nancy
Lefaive,.Mark Cooper, Candace Cooper and
Dana Cooper.
The first White Gift Service took place in
Parnesville, Ohio in 1904. The offering was,
taken up by Beverly Lefaive and Murray
Workman, who along with Angie Faber read
the Litany of Gifts while the children in pro-
cession presented their white gift envelopes.
These gifts were to go to the mission and
service fund of the United Church, the
Family and children's services, and the
Friendship House through survival. Nancy
Lefaive led in prayer and Angie Fabre clos-
ed the service with the Benediction.
Later in the afternoon the Sunday School
held their Christmas skating party followed
by hutch, Santa Claus and gifts back at the
church.
The Kippen choir is asked to attend a
practice on Thursday, December 17 hi the
Brucefield Church as the combined choirs
prepare for Christmas Eve Service. Prac-
tice begins at 7:30 p.m.
Christmas Eve service for the whole fami-
ly, baby and all for both churches Kippen
and Brucefield and community, will be held
in the Brucefield Church at 7:30 p.m.
Communion•willbe celebrated on Sunday,
December 27.
Apartments destined for Queen Street
The auditorium of Hensall Recreatioan cent attendance of better were then added to
Centre was the site of a party, Thursday the drum and a second draw was made. The
December 10, 1987 as 158 members of prize, won by Richard Elliott of Dublin, was
General Manufactured Housing of Hensall a trip for two to Orlando, Florida.
celebrated the Christmas. season. All employees were then • eligible for a
The afternoon kicked off with a lunch buf- third prize; a trip for two to Las Vegas. This
fet followed by a brief message of welcome was awarded by General Manufactured
by General Manager, Doug Holmes. In his Housing Employee Recreation Fund, to
address Mr. Holmes recounted the coni- Lorne Gackstetter of Hensall.
pany's notable history, dating back to 1951 In .addition to the trips the three winners
and the changes effected by 11 different will each receive $250 travelling money as a
owners and broad diversification. Mr. gift from John Noble and Lake Simcoe
Holmes also brought greetings from the Parklands of Sutton.
owner of General Manufactured Housing, ' The United Brotherhood of Carpenters •
John Noble. Mr. Noble, in his letter, com- and Joiners then offered eight gifts to the
,pl-invented the efforts of 'the employees by employees. The people who won these draws
saying "our customers are selective and de- were: Dale Reid, Lloyd McCurdy, Jim
mand excellence. They have not been McGrath, Art Slade, Tom Deitrich, Joseph
disappointed." Aubin, Murray Keller and Alan Edwards.
Further highlights of the afternoon were Lake Simcoe Parklands awarded gifts of
two "Get -a -way" draws sponsored by the , $250 to five draw winners. The winners
company. These awards were' to recognize were: Tom Deitrich, Wayne Schrader, Dan
employees, who by habit and choice have at- Durdin, Gene Guenther and Tom
tained attendance excellenee. Ducharme.
The first draw for a trip for two to Jack. A special' "draw" was made for $250 and
Tar Village in the Bahamas was made was awarded to Ervin Reichert in honor of
available to employees who had achieved an his retirement.
attendance record for the past year of 98 per The formal portion of the afternoon was
cent or better. The winner of this draw was brought to a close by the .distribution of
Frank Slater of Auburn: Christmas turkeys for each employee and
The names of those employees with 96 per wishes for a safe and happy holiday. •
Henson United Church
observes Advent 111
BRENDA PULHAM A thank you to everyone who baked
Hansell Correa ndent = cookies for the Friendship CommitteeFof the
p° UCW. Christmas boxes were packed and
262 3244Jy it distributed to aregratiut fn4 this'ppst Week.
A reminder: Christmas'EVe Comm on.
Greeting parishioners at Hensall United Service will be held Thursday, December 24
Church, December 13, was a member of the at 7:30 p.m.
Official Board, Peter Pryde. Ushers were: CHRISTMAS GATHERING
Fred Elder, Lorne Gackstetter, Raye
Jacobe, and Stephen McGregor.
Reverend Doug Wright lit the Third Can-
dle of Advent: The Meaning of Joy. The con-
gregation enjoyed the uplifting service
which brought out the joy and wonder of
Christ's birth.
The service was enhanced by the Senior
Choir's singing of "The Star'in the Night".
Of special note is the thanks received
from the Christian Blind Mission Interna-
tional for the eyeglasses received from Hen -
sail united Church. These glasses will be
distributed to poor sight -impaired persons
in Guatemala, Haiti, and the Dominican
Republic. You can help by depositing your
old glasses in the box beside the elevator.
The Three Links Senior Citizens assembl-
ed for their Christmas meeting at, Carmel
Presbyterian Church where 32 people en-
joyed a delicious turkey dinner. Afterwards
all went to the club rooms where 'the
meeting was presided over by president
Evelyn Flynn.
A letter upas read from Huron County
Home Care program concerning the open-
ing of their new office in Clinton. It was
decided to make a donation to the Town and
Country Homemakers.
The remainder of the evening included a
musical program and card playing. Caroll-
, ing was led by Walter Knowles, violin selec-
tions performed by George Dowson; a
medley of Old Time Tunes played on the
piano by Dorothy Mickle and more music by
George and Vera Ross chording.
Euchre prize winners were: White card
high: Nellie Riley, low: Dick Taylor, Green
card high: Gladys Coleman, low: Verna
Ross, Lone Hands: Pearl -Taylor.
Remember the next meeting is January 12
at 2 p.m. The social committee is .Gertie
Moir, Ruby Bell, Ida Dickert:
Shuffleboard Tuesday, December 8
results are: High Ladies' Scores: Emma
Campbell - 356, Gertie Moir 284, Dorothy
Brintnell 284. High Men's Scores: Percy
Campbell 289, Mark Hookey 220, I•oward-
Johns 218.
1988 NOMINATIONS •
The annual general meeting of the ffensall
United Church Women was held on Monday,
December 7: President Belva Fuss Welcom-
ed everyone and read a Christmas pioem.
Helen McLean, assisted by (Helyn
Drysdale, presented the devotional oh scrip-
ture reading and prayer.
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Committee reports were given and
treasurer Hilda Payne reported on dona-
tions to missions, church projects add com-
mittee work. e
The 1988 budget was presented by Diane
Gerstenkorn and was accepted.
Diane brought in the following limina -
tions for 1988: Past President: Bel Fuss,
President: Diane Gerstenkorn, Vice Presi-
dent: Grace Drummond, Secretary`: Mary
Brintnell, Treasurer: Hilda Payne,. Social
Convenor: Marg Cole; Group Leaders:
Mona, Alderdice, Marg Upshall, Envelope
Secretary: Marg Cole, Stewardship and
Finance: Diane Gerstenkorn, Le:fdership
and Christian Development: Shirley
McAllister, Communications:. Marr »fl int-
nell, Church in Society: Audrey Christie,
World Outreach: Kay Mock, ;Manse
Representative: Mary Brintnell, Nomuia-
tions: Belva Fuss, Card Convenor•: Mary
Kinsman and Nursery: Shirley McAllister.
Dorothy Brintnell introduced the guest
speaker, Rev. Doug Wright who spoke on
the Christmas message, leaving the
listeners with thoughts of the meaning of
Christmas.
Dorothy Brintnell thanked him,„ for his
meaningful message and presented him
with a gift of appreciation. 1
President Belva Fuss sang a solo and clos-
ed the meeting with a poem. ,
Diane Gerstenkorn expressedords of
thanks to Belva for her past years pprest-
dent and Mary Kinsman present d 13e1Va
with a Christmas centrepiece: ALL repeated
the Mizpah Benediction by tint IV served
the' group a lovely lunch.
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