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Cptresp'94etit., , ,SfOr„,. a f1aiiniliaph.as it
wurycllgs-E.41-; ;was told by SoottiCOUitt and
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Thkdrner. Roets house
ln the'village has ti4Oh, Aold tO
C./erry and lean •Re4L who
tnoVed *001 Bayfiel4 to
Wheatley la-st June and are
returning to•this area. Gerry
is a fisherman employed veith
V.d.Siddall. Their boy S; Doug
and Dale, are, happy to be
Coming back to Huron Cen-
tennial Scoot ,
, Darlene 'Hayter , of Fort
MeMittlray arrived home on
Saturday' for some holidays.
Joe Laurie's father passed
away last Wednesday follow-
ing a lengthy illness. He was
a resident of Milverton.
Members nf the Sunday
School presented the White
Gift worship, service in Varna
on 'Sunday. .14,:jui Taylor
and Lori Consitt were.,the
leaders. Dianne Kirton de-
monstrated The Innkeeper's
Julie VVeirSter 66,, inlliiceeP-
ers, and Jim , Hill ag. their
little boy. The second Advent
candle as lit by Pat Taylor ,
and Naficy VVebster. Rev.
Brown confirmed the Christ-
mas story on, the "story
bo.ahl." r
POTLUCK SUPPER
A potluck supper with our
refugee family will be held
•on Friday at 7:00 in the
township hall, with crokinole
games to follow., Hiep is
making some Vietnamese
dishes for us to sample. She
has been a very busy woman,
as she teaches French to
'several classes in Kinkora
each morning, then returns
to Conestoga College at
Vanastra for a secretarial
course. Her teaching job will
be finished on the 19th. Her
husband Tai is employed at
Fleck Manufacturing in Hur-
WILDER — BAKER -
Vicki Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker of
Hensall and Lionel Wilder Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Wilder of Zurich, were married on Dec. 6 at Si, Boniface
Catholic Church, Zurich. Father Mooney pflicidted at, the
ceremony. The maid of honour was Tammy Preszcator,
cousin of the bride and the bridesmaids were Laura
Wilder, the groom's sister,' Nina Knee. friend of the bride
and Valerie Baiter, thp bride's sister. The flowergirl was
Jenny Smale, niece oPthe groom and the ringbearer was
Rayrnon Regier. nephew of the groom. The bestnian was
Gary Love, a friend of the groom and the groomsmen were
Raymond Ralph Mathonia. the groom's friends and his
brother, Jetty Wilder. Ushers were Bryan Baker. the
bride's cousin and Ervine Willem a fnend of the groom.
Following the wedding. a reception was held at the
Hensall arena. Guests attended from Windsor, Zurich,
Exeter, Hensel! and Listowel. After a wedding trip to the
northeastern United States. the couple will reside at R.R.
01. Zurich. (Photo by Phillips)
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14
11:IS Worship Semite, Sunday School & Nursery
700 CGIT National Vesper Service
ALL ARE WELCOME
ST. THOMAS Anglican Church
The Rev. Jame§ R, Broadfoot B.A., M.Di, .
Seaforth
SUNDAY; DECEMBER 14Th
Third Stind-ay In Advent
sO
10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon
Sermon "Stop. Look and Listen "
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderich Si. West, Seaford:
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14,
11 a.m. Chtikh Service
Church School and Nursery at the same time.
Area congregations are Inv ited to take advantage of
the church directory to announce th, ir ,. hutch ser v lc es
each week Church directory anni.iimernents .are
available for a minimum of 26 consec utio- weeks in
units of two column inches at 52 per unit Changes in
copy may be made each week but must be received
, before noon on Tuesday.
PrX,, where 40:•ftas \ been
Working overtimp',:rno,st days.
Slibiey Hill's loy/OlY
•spaclottS'horne ',The
set-
ting for the/ c'ilichU.C.W. -
meeting of VarnU.C.W.Forty me bets -and forfner
members erkjeyed.a delicious'
potluck supper. Lucky plate
winners were Clara Johnston
and Doris Wilson. Dianne
Kirton had the birthday
nearest Christmas, and Peg-
gy Reid's wedding anniVer-
sary was closest.
An inspirational worship
service was presented by
Elva Webster, Debra Rath -
well, Shirley Hill, Joan bei-
erling and Beatrice Taylor.
Joyce Dowson and Debra
sang a duet. Beatrice provid-
ed- some fun with Christmas
riddles in 'Verse,
Eleanor McAsh conducted
,the business. She announced
there would be a Christmas
open hoe at ARC Indust.
ries on Thursday and Friday,
Dect,11 and 12, from 910 4,
witb'rnany gifts and craft
hems for 4ale, 'There will be
tours of 'the nursery and
bakeshop, too. The acimmis-
tutors of Camp Menesetung
are looking for people to help
with the cooking etc. next
summer, especially for
camps such as Youth Week-
end and Family Week. Fam-
ily and Children's Services
will be sent a donationof 550
to help with their Christmas
extras. Fifty, dollars was also
given to the Youth Group to
assist in sending four of its
members to the Toc Alpha
Conference in Hamilton.
_Mose registered are -George -
Wilson, Roger McKinley,
Brian Chessell and Liz Mc-
Nutt. Boxes (If fruit and plain
cookies for shut-ins will be
packed at Mary Chessell's'
Hensall group hears
, Hensall Dnited Church
was filled on Sunday morn-
ing as the congregation were
led once again to the manger
of. Bethlehem through the
annual Christmas pageant'
and carol service. The Sun-
day Schpol stndents portray-
ed the night ofJesuS' birth
with the Junior and Senior
Choirs adding to the mes-
sage in music.
Rev, McDonald, who pro-
duced and directed the
pageant, conducted the ser-
vice. Nan Britton became the
grandmother of the kinder-
garten children and told of
her memories of Christmas
as the Sunday School stu-
dents acted out the Christ-
_ _Inas story'. The service open-
ed with the lighting of the
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Jesus central figure
The people of the Christ-
mas story and their signifi-
cance in the world of today
were recalled by Alma Lang-
ford of Exeter
when she spoke ' to the
December general meeting
of the Hensall UCW, ,De-
cember 1st. Members of
Chiselhurst U.C.W. were
invited guests at the Meet-
ing.
The angels brought the
message of peace ant the
end of fear: the shepherds.
humble though they were,
hastened to worship and
serve: Mary and Joseph
placed parenthood on the
highest levee Simeon and
Anna !portrayed, hope and
worship: the wise menwere
the seekers and the first
Gentiles to -receive Christ:
the inn -keeper served as he
was able. Herod depicts the
ugliness of sin and innocents
betrayed. but Jesus in
the cradle was the central
figure.
Nan Britton introduced
Mrs. Langford and Florence
Slade thariked her and pre-
sentdd 'her with a ,z)fr
ikk meeting was held in
the Church and conducted by
The U.C.W. President Diane
Gerstenhorn. Audrey Joynt.
Helen Searle of Upit one and
Kay- Elder conducted the
devotional Thc Christmas
story was read and thoughts
on expressing the love of
Christmas were given. After
mums!, remarks by Audrey
Christie everyone adjourned
to the Fellowship Hall for a
Christmas lunch served by
Unit 2
The annual Regtonal meet
-
mg will be held at Brucefield
United Church on January
26th and a spectal events day
will he held at Central United
Church in Stratford on April
13 Hensall U.(' W. annual
meeting will be January 21
prece ded tis a poi luck
supper
Donations were voted to
Seeds to /are. The Research
(entre at l'vlitchell. Family
Seaforth
Manor
The volunteer euchre club
met Tuesday afternoon with
five tables of euchre in play.
Prizes went to Elmer Bokcsy.
Erle Don. Mrs. Frank Smale
Maxine Elliott. D. Wills was
also celebrating her birthday
50 everyone joined in singing
Happy Birthday to Doris and
also she received several
cards and gifts from friends
and family Charles Ross
thanked everyone for coming
arid also the next -euchre will
he postponed until after
Christmas Also celeberating
a birthday on Tuesday was
Maria Potocgnial.
Jacqueline Racho took a
number of residents In her
van on Friday evening to see
the Christmas lights at
Simcoe.. 'Residents reported
the lights were spectacular
and all enjoyed the trip.
Later
on Satv'rday Santa Claus
visited all residents at
Seaforth Manor which \vas
quite exciting for al.,
Grace Smith vitfred with
Bessie Davidson. Minnie
Hawley and Mr. and Mrs.
• Robt. McClure. Also visiting
with Miss Davidson were
Ethel Dennis and Edith
Dunlop.
Welcome to Elizabeth
Burns and William Miners
who this week took up re-
sidence at Seaforth Manor
Nursing Horne.
and Children's S er yice.
Alma College, Manse Oebt.
and the Scouts. Mernoriaf,
money received is to be used
to donate a Braille hymn
book for use in the church,
NEW OFFICERS
The slate of officers for
1981 was presented by Rev.
Stan McDonald and Grace
Drummond and was accept-
ed by the members. Past -
President Grace Drummond.
Pesident-Diane Gerstenhorn,
1st Vice -President Hilda
Payne. 2nd Vice -President
-Joyce Pepper. Secretary
Helyn Drysdale, Treasurer
Shirley McAllister. Steward-
ship and Finance Chairman
Mary Goodwin, Communi-
cations Co-ordinator Hilda
Payne, Leadership Develop-
ment -Vacant; Church in
Society Chairman - Audrey
Christie: World Outreach
Chairman -Kay Mock;
Kippen
Correspondent
IVIRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Kippen East Women's
Institute will hold their
Christmas meeting at the
home of Mrs. Vern Alderdice
on Dec. 17 at 8:30 p.m..with
Dianne Gerstenkorn as guest
speaker. Members are re-
minded of the gift exchange
and to bring a piece of
Christmas Cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
Gibson. Wroxeter spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
W.L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle
Cooper and family. London.
spent Sunday with Mr. and..
'Mrs. Vivian Cooper.
Mary Jane McGregor.
Brantford, spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs James
McGregor
Christian Development
Chairman -Kay Elder: In
Church Chairman -Mrs,
Mona Alderdice; Manse
Committee Chairman -Diane
Gerstenhorn; Nursery -Hazel
Corbett; Nominations Chair-
man -Grace Drummond; Unit
Leaders -Unit 1 Vacant; Unit
Soloist at
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted_service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day afternoon and spoke on
-Live To Witness". Mrs.
Robert Taylor presided at the
organ and led the choir in the
service of song. The Van
Wieren sisters sang three
numbers. Sunday December
14th the Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be ob-
• Christtnas Candle by SteVeri
Gerstenkorn, representing
the teens ,of the congregation
flowed by an anthem by the
Juninr Choir. '
Jim Thrower.. and Peter
Cook sang a duet As the
Shepherds watched their
flocks in the fields "/,s
Lately They Watched" anct
Pam Gackstetter sang
"Away in a Manger" as
Mary and Joseph looked on
the baby Jesus in the man-
ger.
The Pageant closed with
Belva Fuss singing "Thank
God for Christmas Day".
Joyce Pepper was pianist for
the service with Mary Mof-
fatt on the organ and Rev.
-Me-Donald-as-director-of-the
junior choir.
Those portraying the first
Christmas Were MarY,
Dianne Hamilton; Joseph.
Rodney Parker; the angels.
Janet Mowatt, Susan Flynn.
at UCW
2 Joyce Pepper; Unit four -
Nan Britton.
The Christmas meeting of
the Hensall Women's Insti-
tute will be held at the
United Church on Wednes-
day December 10 at 8 p.m.
All area women are invited t�
join us for this meeting.
Carmel
served. Ron Fleming will
be guests soloist. Sunday
December 21st a special
service combining the talents
of the Church School children
and the Youth Group will be
held at the hour of 1:30 p.m.
A joiat candlelight carol
serVice for the three congre-
gations will be held Sunday
evening at Carmel Church.
Hensall.
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Employment and Immigration
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NOIMIORIO.
Panla Bozatto and Elizabeth
Thompson. The Shepherds
'WetejJohn O'Brien, Michael
.NleOregor and Rick Tpti
the 'Wise Men Were Brian
Topp,. Tim Brock and Mark
MeGregor.
craCe Drummond greeted
the worshippers and Brian
Br and Glenn Slade were
the fishers for the service.
During the special White Gift
Offering .before the manger
approximately 51150 was
given for the needy children
of the world. •
The BiRe Study Group
held at the Bibi',
Church
each Tuesday morning held
their last study for thi. unit
on Tuesday. This group has
Weil a trelne-fidiaus stiecess
NNith an exceptionally large
attendance at each study as
the group studied the gospel
of John. For this closing
study the group remained at
the church for a noon hour
luncheon and time of fellow-
ship which was enjoyed by
everyone.
Mr. Gordon Schwalm re-
turned home' the end of the
week after spending rhe last
number of weeks .with his
grandchildren Debbie and
Paul Coghlin of Fordwich
while their parents Donald
and Pat Coghlin were on a
tour of Australia. New
Zealand. Fiji and Hawaiii.
Mrs. Hazel Luther has
taken up residence in the
Elizabeth Courts apartments
' We wish to welcome Mrs.
Luther to our village- ami
hope she will enjoy her new
home here.
Mrs. Ron Mason of East
Lansing, Michigan. visited
last' week with her mother
Mrs. Ruby Bell and also with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Bell.
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15th' from,'2 - 4 p.m.The
Family.Christtnas Social will
be held on Sunday, Decem-
ber 14th
Visitors with Louise
Mitchell and Mrs, Kendrick
were Mr. arid Mrs. Keith
McLaren. Iva Ridley and
Chester Dunn visited Vera
Lammie and Louise Mi
Mary Oesch visited ith her
husband Pat Oesch. Don
Rozendal visited with his
wife Alice. pes'. Hargraves of
Thames Road held the Wor-
ship service last week. Neil
ladies Regan wwith9
on t11,6e, high bowling
score for men with 12/ and
Edna Yowl, won for the
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played games as follows:
Hensail Atotn versus Mitch-
ell with Mitchell winning 5-0,
Pee Wees versus Elma-
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