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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-12-15, Page 14Aid -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 15, 1982 Christmas in their younger brothers and sisters. In charge of the Christmas party was chair- man Phyllis Parsons and her committee cif Joanne Fields. Heather Forrest, Beth Mc- Gee and Jayne Contin. fPocket Telephones PHONES THAT GO EVERYWHERE WITH YOU! CorrespPondent BERTHA MacGREGOR 262-8025 Unit 3 of Hensall United Church met on Tuesday and entertained their husbands and guests to a pot -luck dinner. President Mrs. Doro- thy Brintnell presided. Mrs. Harold Parker was in charge of the worship and gave The Christmas Story" and read a letter from Miss Mary Nich- ols, a missionary m India. Miss Jean Cole and Mrs. Shirley Kerslake sang a duet accompanied by Mrs. Alf Ross at the piano. Rev. McDonald gave the message "Love Came Down at Christ- mas" and closed with the Benediction. Members had the exchange off Secret Pal gifts and the social committee Mary Kinsman, Dorothy Brintnell. Marg Cole and Mary Brintnell served cake and tea. LADIES' LEGION , AUXILIARY EXCHANGE GIFTS President Alice Neilands presided for the Christmas meeting of the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary Christmas meting with a very good attendance. Donations were made: 575 l'o Hensall Minor Hockey Asso- ciation for hours of free skating during Christmas hol- iday. 550. to,Day Care Centre at Huronview. Treats will be taken to Queensway Nursing Home on December 23. also to life members and veterans at Christmas. Gifts left from the Christmas party will be passed on to needy children. The •'money" draw will be on December 23. The staff of Queensway Nursing Home enjoyed their Christmas party at the Do- minion Hotel in Zurich an Wednesday evening followed by bowling at the Zurich lanes. The Hensall Branch of the Corbett and members of the how science and me Old Canadian Legion met De- family. Also with friends. Testament got together it cember 8 with president Irvin SOUTH HURON YOUTH describing the Creation and Ferris in the chair. Six new FOR CHRIST the light which came first. applicants were brought to South Huron Youth for Jesus Christ is the Light of the floor and were well Christ held a very successful the World. It is faith 'in God received. rally recently in Brucefield that tells us who we are, ma*** e Membership Chairman. School with about 85 in where we came from and Rev. McDonald conducted Lloyd Allan, reported aiming- attendance. Mostly' youth where we are going. the service tor for 100 per cern dues paid for front the areas of Goderich. During the meeting„ Past Rest Home atothe Sunday and an early bird plaque. with Exeter, Grand Bend, Zurich President, Mrs. Hilda Payne was assisted b the nday a Common - Congratulations 21 left. and Brucefield. was presented with a life y Congratulations to Ted Quiz teams from Zurich, membership pin by Mrs. ity Singers of Zurich and Taylor. Bill Bell, Pat Willert. Exeter, Goderich and Bay- Dianne Gerstenkorn in Dashwood. and Bill Carlile for ,bringing field are quizzing this year honour of her past services. The Hensall Explorer home the euchre trophy from from 1st Timothy. She gave appropriate thanks Group entertained their fami- lies to a Christmas Party on the Zone, These boys will go Exeter team tied Zurich to the members. Sunday at the Unit - on to the District Tournament team. This followed by group The budget was presented ed dafternoonrch. 1982 being Unit - in in February. games. by Miss Mary Goodwin and year of the Citizen. the Several . donations were The Director Bob Heywood ' accepted. Mrs. Diane Ger- year lof the Senior been Citizen. the passed: Such as 550. to Arc brought a devotional time. stenkorn presented the new Explorers the Senior been stfor Industries in Dashwood: 550. Next rally will be held on state of officers and they were abtheir the Citizen;Party each to the' Heart Foundation, 550. January' 1 at same location. in • installed by Rev. Stanley their Explorer tm as a special to Homemakers in Wingham. the form of Family and Talent McDonald. Past ,president, a hadSenior Citizen ofpe the To help old timers buy Night. Mrs.. Hilda Payne. president guest sweaters it was decided to COMMUNION SERVICE Mrs. Joyce Pepper. ist and community. pay for half the cost. which LARGELY ATTENDED 2nd vice presidents, vacant: They presented a play was 5180. Donated for all kis Rev. Kenneth Knight con- secretary, Mrs. Grace Drum- depicting the ways in which will be two hours free skating. ducted• worship in Carmel mond. treasurer, Miss Mary Christmas is celebrated around the world: Pam Gack- A Christmas party for the Presbyterian Church on Sun- Goodwin. stetter was the narrator with children was held on Sunday day dispensing the Sacra. Alvin Cole greeted the Debbie Lawrence as Mary, Dec. 5. Three films were ment of Holy Communion. his, congregation aat the Sunday shown with the help of Jamie sermon subject was "This morning service at the United and Laurie Harburn asJo- McClinehey. Christmas Cup". Mrs. Dorothy Taylor Church. The ushers were seph. The angels were Karla carols wore sung. led by Joan accompanied the choir in Larry Elder. Dennis Martin. Oud, Arri K i ansa Michelle Beierljne. Santa made his singing "The Seven Joys Chuck Doxtator and Gary and het.ally Plain the' er usual visit with a bag of gifts That Mary Had" and "Kneel Kyle. Rev. Stan McDonald's AngelaPlaying and candy, even though his at the Manger". Miss sermon was on The Good and part of, the Wise Men were sleigh had a little trouble, Carolyn Love playedorgan the Godly. He referred to the Jennifer Taylor, BrendaNeeb getting through the rain. selection "The First Noel" story of John The Baptist and Jennifer Sellwood. The snow would have helped. "Joy to the World" and whose theme was 'In good, Shepherds were Jodie Sarar- Thanks to all who made it a "Angels We Have Heard on compared with Jesus who as. Amy Campbell and Tracy success. High." taught us to love. The service Maxwell. Gabriel was played On December 23 the , There will be a special opened with carol singing by Tracy Campbell. Legion will visit Queensway Christmas service next Sun. with Bela Fuss at the organ.Telling the story were Nursing Home. day. Choir practice will be on Donna St. John sang two Sweden, Christine Rose; Po - The members of Branch Thursday evening Dec. 16 at Christmas solos. The Nursery land, Dianne Stebbins; Nor - #468 would like to wish -:30 p.m. Department of The Sunday way. Linda Shirry: Germany, * * * * * * * School presented their money Karen McCullough: Austria. everyone a verya Merry Christmas and a Happy New Mrs. Brian Collins and to purchase a Bible for boys - Jodie Beaver; }'ogoslavia, Year. family. Waterloo spent Wed- and girls in other countries in Myla Lovell and Christina At the going down of the nesday of last week visiting their own language. Each Houston; Portugal. Heather sun and in the morning. we with her mother, Mrs. Laird month one of the classes Finney; Belgiam, Heidi Sou - will remember them. Mickte. present a Bible for children of dant; Spain. Sherri Maxwell. tbf UCW ANNUAL other countries. Holland, Pollyanna Soudant Mrs. Connie Taylor of Mrs. Shirley Luther was Students of the United with Elizabeth Thompson as Gravenhurst visited last week guest speaker at the United Church Sunday School held St. Nick and Gail Boogamans with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Church Women's annual their annual Christmas party as Black Peter: British, Tam - meeting of Hensall United on Friday evening with a full my Thiel; and Canada, Church, December 6 in the attendance. The evening Leigh Rose. Jean Cole was Fellowship Hall. She pointed opened with singing Christ- pianist and the play was out throughout the Old Testa- mas carols followed by the -directed by the leaders. Chief ment of the bible all the showing of the film "Christ- Counsellor Linda Traquair, details of Jesus' birth were mas in Germany". During Counsellors Shirley McAlli- foretold, and how all these games Heather Forrest. Phyl. sten, Kathy Mann, Nancy predictions came true down lis Parson. Barbara Gackstet- McCullough, Dorothy Brint- to the smallest detail. God did ter and Mary Jane Parsons nell and Margaret Cole. Each his part by preparing the were in charge of the nursery- Explorer introduced her fam- world and now. as we prepare kindergarten. ily and special guest and then for Christmas, we should do Helen Tinny. Joyce Pepper escorted them to the Fellow - our part by allowing God to and Dianne Hamilton led the ship Hall for dessert lunch. come into our hearts, she Juniors. and Sharon Wurm, Much appreciation goes to said. Glenn Slade and Donald the leaders and the girls for Mrs. Pat Cook gave the Wareing had charge of the giving such a beautiful after - devotional and again referred older boys and girls. Santa noon to their parents and to the prophesies of the Old arrived just in time to give out guests. Testament and pointed out treats to all the students and 41111•tt,8-1t4axe11111•g11;i11I •_r;l,/riiF1 Santa at Brucefield Sunday School ISABEL SCOTT 482-7135 The Brucefield U.C.W. met Dec. 7 in the church hall. After a pot luck dinner members of Stanley unit led a Christmas worship service. Scripture from Luke 1: 24-35 was read by Mrs. Cliff Hen- derson. Mrs. Evelyn Mc - Beath was pianist. Mrs. Mc - Beath gave the meditation on 'What Makes Christmas?' God made it by giving his son and we should by giving our love to others. she said. Mrs. Henderson read a poem "The Meaning of Christmas ' The president Mrs. E. Stoll was in charge of the business and the secretary Mrs. C. Henderson read the minutes. Mrs. John Moffat read a letter from the foster child. Mrs. John Broadfoot gave the treasurer's report, The cor- respondence included a letter from Heather Gardens. Van- astra asking for help. Boxes for shut-ins were packed on Wed. morning. CONCERT The Christmas concert for the Sunday School was held on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Beth Cooper. the superinten- dent welcomed everyone. The kindergarten class brought greetings and Chris McGregor and Keith Sterling gave a welcome, Thc Junior class presented "An Investment in Christ- mas." Lori Livermore played the piano and then played a duet with her mother Barbara Livermore, The kindergarten recited "Watching the Clock So Slow." and Jeff McGregor recited "The First Time." Mark Livermore recited the Angel Song. "Wishing You" was given by John McBeath, Keith Sterling and Mark Livermore. Barbara Fotheringfi'am play. ed the piano. The primary class recited "Why", The minister Don Moffat played the piano for carols. The Junior class gave the dialogue "Pleasing Johnny" Virginia Haugh sang ac- companied by her mother. Christmas for everyone was given by Donald Broadfoot and Allan Burdge. The intermediate class did "Let's Have a Quiet Christ- mas." Amy Talbot and Jenni- fer Hargreaves gave a good- bye recitation. Santa paid a visit to ePERSONAS Mr. and Mrs. George Clif- ton. London visited with relatives over the weekend anfl attended the christening of their granddaughter Bobbi Jeanette, daughter of Terry and Joe Clifton. Adam Ernest Talbot, son of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Talbot was also baptized at • the morning servicd. Miss Jane Allan, London spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan. Miss Brenda Broadfoot. Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadfoot. Mr. and Mrs. William Burdge. Owen Sound visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Burdge and family. Mr. Jack Gilmar, Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Ross. 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