The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-08, Page 13-Plan children's bazaar
The Rev. Ken Innes of
Melville Presbyterian
Church continued on the
Advent theme with -his
sermon on the "Annunciat-
ion". The Christmas story is
part of the continuing story
of the love between man and
God.
The second • candle of
Advent (for the Unemployed)
was lit with Leeann Artttt�h
strong and Jacquie McCut-
cheon conducting the cere-
mony.
Gail Semple and Peggy
Gibson, sang two duets:
"Gloria" and "Glory to God
In the Highest".
The Sacrament of Baptism
was celebrated when Robert
and Susan Pipe presented
their child. Matthew John
Pipe. Next Sunday will be
Communion.
St. Ambrose Church
opened with the hymn
"I 'tam.— with Pat Nolan as
organist. Other hymns were:
"You Are Near % "They will
Know We are Christians"
and "Every Valley".
The reader for Dec. is Joe
Steffler; Altar boys- Tony
and Ronnie Terpstra and
Greg Ryan. Offertory gifts
were taken by Jeff and Lori
Terpstra.
The homily was on
"Gossip'. It not only hurts
the individual but is like a
cancer to society on the
whole.
Ushers were Ben Terpstra
and Lawrence Ryan.
There were two baptisms:
Rachel Anne. daughter of
Carmie and Dayle Newman;
'Adam William, son of Ivonne
and John Albert's. Coffee was
served to the parishioners
• afterwards. '
A White Gift Service was
held at the United Church
when the Sunday School
pupils gathered with the
Brussels
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regular congregation. Music
was provided by the Sunday
School classes as well as the
regular choir. Marty Rut, -
ledge acted as narrator for
the drama, "What Child is
This", presented by the
Grade V and VI classes.
Cindy Bernard and Jay Hahn
conducted the ceremony of
lighting the second Advent
Candle. The kindergarten
and Nursery Classes sang
"Here We Go to Bethlehem"
and "Away in a Manger".
The Evening Unit of the
U.C.W. entertained more
than 30 ladies from Ethel
United Church and Brussels
U.C. in the basement of the
church on Tuesday evening.
Karen Cardiff. president.
opened the meeting with a
reading "Oh Lord You Were
Born...
Jose
orn '-
Jose Carpentier asked for
vct�tnleers to help with the
day morning' nursery
during the winter months.
"Oh Little Town of Bethle-
hem" was sung and the Rev.
Carpentier read the Christ-
mas story. Evelyn bemary
led in prayer.
Six Christmas numbers
were sung by the Inter-
mediate Choir under the
direction of Sheila Richards
with Larke McDonald
accompanying. Jeanette
Boynton gavea reading
entitled "Our Gifts to our
Children". Tracy Mayer
sang two numbers with her
grandmother. Karen Cardiff.
accompanying her.
Anne Kernaghan played
three numbers on the flute
and Larke McDonald, gave
reading entitled "Christ-
mas". Jeanette Boynton
gave a humourous reading
with serious overtones entitl-
ed "I Like Christmas". Rev.
Carpentier closed with
prayer.
The members of the Even-
ing Unit turned in their
"Bakeless Bake Sale" enve-
lopes which netted 567.
Tea and Christmas treats
were served by Mrs. Gordon
Stephenson. Mrs. Brian
Sanderson, and Mrs. Ken
Barber. The meeting was
planned by Mrs. Karen
Cardiff and Mrs. Rene Rich-
mond. •
Jack Bryans spent the
weekend at the home of his
daughter Barbara in Burling-
ton. Barbara. who was in
hospital has returned to her
apartment and is improving
under the care of her mother.
who will remain with her for
another week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff
Alcorn. London. spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Aternard.
Mrs. Doris Foster. Inver -
1'
A family Dinner was en-
joyed by all after the service .
with Santa Claus giving out
treats to the children.
A children's Bazaar will be
held in the Sunday School
Room on Sat.. Dec. 11 from
2-2:30. Children up to 12
years are welcome to shop
and there will be no article
over 51.00.
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Rev. Arthur Young.
Goderich, was the minister at
the regular morning service
in Knox Church on Dec. 5.
Sympathy is extended to
Ion Cotton in the death of
his sister, Mrs. Leonard Bdyt
d Shelburne. Mr. and Mrs.
Cotton attended the funeral
on Nov. 28. -
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr,
Kelly and friend of Alliston
visited the Cotton's the past
weekend.
Miss Susan McKone, Lon-
don. visited Mrs. Ida Gor-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Engel and Susan spent the
weekend in London with
Sharon, Rosanne and Tracy.
Mrs. Ruth Jean-Louis
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Vanass and family.—
A number of Cranbrook
neighbours surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Cameron at
their new home in Atwood
Friday night. Alex and Joyce
were presented with a fare-
well gift and a social time
followed.
Mrs. Doug Conley is a
patient in the Listowel
Hospital where she under-
went surgery on Friday. The
Conley's infant son is also in
the Listowel Hospital at time
of writing.
A BIG DONATION—On Sunday the Junior
Farmers officially donated a $5050 dishwasher
to the new arena. From' left are: Les Falconer
(Junior Farmer), Marlen Vincent (chairman of
the fund raising committee), Jim McNichol
(chairman of fundraising for the Junior °
Farmers), Brian Ruston (Junior Farmer), and
Bryan Vincent (Juniot�" Farmer). Absent was
Wayne Colclough. In the background are the
Junior Farmers' two mascots which appeared in
the Santa Claus parade. (Photo by Hook)
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huron, was a weekend visitor
with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Whitfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Osborn and boys. Inver-
huron, also called on her
parents. on Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Whitfield visited his
brother. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Whitfield in Hanover on
Monday.
MELVILLE W.M.S.
CHRISTMAS MEETING
Mrs. Gerald Gibson
invited Melville W.M.S. to
hold their Christmas meeting
at her home on Friday
afternoon.
The president. Mrs. James
Mair ream an opening
thought "What Makes
christmas" • and listed the
proclamation of the love of
God; the blessing of Christ -
a
tan homes; and enduring
love and faith as some of the
ingredients.
Mrs. Gibson gave the
report of the nominating
committee for the 1983 exe-
cutive as follows: Past Pres.
Mrs. James Mair; Pres. -
Mrs. Gerald Gibson; 1st Vice
Pres.- Mrs. Alex MacLeod;
2nd Vice Pres.- Mrs. Alex
Steiss; Secretary- Mrs.
Clarke Matheson; Assistant -
Mrs. Harvey Dennis: Treas-
urer- Mrs. Joseph Martin;
Assistant- Mrs. Amy Speir:
Auditors- Mrs. Harvey
Dennis and Mrs. Allan
Smith.
'Fifteen visits to shut-ins
were reported.
For the devotional period.
Mrs. Clarke Matheson read
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887-9M7
A pre -Christmas family
dinner was held at the home
d Mr. and Mrs. George
Mlchic on Sunday.
Those attending were Mr.
Ernest Michie of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker and
.Mark of London. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Michie. Chris.
Steven and Lindsay: Mr. and
Mrs. Norman MacLennan.
Cari. Adam and Luke of
Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Bradley of Lucknow
and Dr. John Bradley of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Fflggins. Bruce and Donna.
Miss Dorothy ,Higgins.
Charlie and Norman Higgins
attended the McLeod and
Patrick wedding in the Rich -
view United Church. Etobi•
dike on Saturday. December
4. Pamela McLeod is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Nel-
son Higgins.
Mrs. Laura Johnston spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. George Johnston. Tara
and Erin of lldcrton.
Mr. .Jim Davis of Bramp-
ton spent a couple of days
last week with his father Mr.
Kenneth Davis of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball
and baby Matthew of Han•
owcr. Richard Anderson of
London and Ann Katherine
Jean of Hamilton spent the
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Mrs. Joseph Martin read a
Christmas Meditation based
on the verse. "God became
man and dwelt among us".
Mrs. Ken Innes led in
prayer.
Mrs. George Elliott rias
guest speaker and her topic
was "Customs of -Christmas
and how they affect us".
Giving is not merle!: gifts but
our love and concern and
enduring faith. Germany
began the custom of the
Christmas tree: St. Lucia
introduced the ' candles:
France. the creche: and
Great Britain. the • bells.
carols and music. More than
these customs'. the important
fact is that Christ is the
centre of Christmas.
Mrs. Mair thanked the
speaker and others who had
taken, part.
The social committee;
Mrs. Harvey Dennis. Mrs.
Alex Steiss. Mrs. Wm. Per-
ric and 'the hostess served
lunch.
PERSONAL
Those attending a dinner
parry at 'the home of George
and Marie Blake in honour of
Julie's recent graduation
from Lougheed College
were: Gerald and Nella Blake
and girls; Murray and
Sharon Blake and family; Jim
and Evelyn Blake and girls:
Murray and Sharon Blake
and family; Bob. Clara and
Kerry,Blake; Phil and Dianne
Blake of Kitchener; Joyce
Blake, Kitchener; Tom
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Kippen East W`.1. will hold
their Christmas party in Hen -
sail United Church.on Dec. 15
with supper at 6:30. Guest
speaker will be Dwight
Stacey.
Sympathy of the commun-
ity is expressed to Mr. and
Mrs. Hank Binnendyk and
family in the death of Yvette's
mother.
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weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Anderson and Sheila.
The Huron County
Trappers held their fat eet-
ing in the W.I. Ha Bet -
grave. Friday. Dece ber 3.
A good catch of r was
loaded for North y Sales.
Mr. Steve Cooke of Clinton
called the meeting to order
and Robert Pegg of Bluevale.
the Minister of Natural Re•
sources spoke on some new
trapping regulations and
showed a film on foxes and
their habitation. Ian Watt
gave a very informative talk
on the subject of rabies.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook of
RR 1. Belgrave. entertained
over 20 friends and relatives
on Sunday, following the
christening of their youngest
daughter. Marie Danielle. at
Knox United Church. Bel -
grave. Grandparents present
were Mr. and Mrs. Alan
McBurney of RR 5. Wing -
ham. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Cook of RR 1. Belgrave,
great grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hanna of
Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McBurney of Belgrave also
great grandparents were un-
able to attend.
Twelve tables were in play
at the weekly euchre which
was held in the W.I. Hall on
Wednesday evening. Decem-
ber 1. Winners were: High
Lady- Mrs. Robert Grasby.
' Novelty Lady -Mrs. F,dgar
tViightman. Low Lady- Mrs.
Lorne Jamieson: High Man -
Ed Marsh. Novelty Man.
Wilfred Caslick and Low
Man- Jim Davis. Them will
be a Shoot party on Thursday
evening. December 9. start -
mg at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. James
McCrea of Mississauga visit-
ed with Mrs. Mildred Van-
nan last week.
This community extends
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
James Leishman on the
death of their grand
daughter. Natalie Leishman.
daughter of Mr. Frank Leish•
man of Dashwood and Mrs.
Susan Leishman of London.
Mrs. Leslie Bolt and John
Milan attended the funeral of
their cousin Mr. Douglas
Fraser of Blenheim on Thur -
day.
0 Miss Debbie Hopper of
Palmerston went the week-
end at her home in Belgrave
with Mr. John Anderson.
Congratulations to Miss
Karen Coultes. who graduat-
ed from the Diploma Nursing
Course of • Conestoga
College. Stratford.
A very large congregation
witnessed the sacrament of
baptism celebrated at Knox
United Church. Belgrave. on
Sunday morning. Rev. John
G. Roberts. organist. presid-
ed for the prelude and
service.
The order of baptism as
presented in the Service
Book was used to receive
Marie Danielle Cook. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Greg Cook and James Joseph
,McCracken. infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. John
McCracken. into the church.
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