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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-15, Page 5-'Hensoll youth gather to hear a" fit Mensal)] Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN 262-2449 The Friendship Circle met November 6 lc in the church parlor. Shirley McAllister E, Was chairperson for the meeting and Dean- na,Brock gave the devotion the .title being 1.. .A Lesson in Patriotism." Guest speaker c.. was Susan Weigel who spoke on some of the perste al impressions of life in Hungary in recent years. Shirley closed the meeting with Prayer. Hostesses were Beatrice rr Richardson and Loretta Riley. The next ...meeting will be December 4 at 1:30 p.m. SHUFFLEBOARD High Winner was Pearl McKnight with a score of 426 and Dave Kyle and Ellen Coutts tied with 372. Gertie Moir scored 353, Isabel Rogerson, 348, Emma Campbell 342 HENSALL UNITED CHURCH The Hensel' Explores were in charge of the service at Hensall United Church. They had as their guests the Explorers from Parkhill and Stratford and the theme was on peace. Marg Cole and Miss Joanne Rowcliffe are the counsellors. Three year Explorers and Lisa Campbell, Katie Rathwell, Louise Wood, Shelly Gardner, Kari Taylor second year Christine Bengough, Krista Gass, An- drea Radford, Carolyn Upshall, Kerrie Consitt, Priscilla Lambert, Jennifer Ran- dall, first year Nicole Miller, Jessica THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 15, 1989 Teen Challenge Sywyk, Anita 'Phillips and Amy Woods, all taking part in the service. Rev. Wright told the children's story about so many countries hurting. The Senior Choir anthem was "A song of Peace" by Sibelius. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was served by Deanne Brock, Mrs. Jane Consitt, Gerry Drysdale, Doug Mann, Mark Consitt and Steve McGregor. Closing was by all three groups of ex- plorers, ushers were Peter Pryde, John Thomson, Steve Corbett. Next Sunday, November 19 is anniver- sary, guest speaker is John King, London Conference Rural Life Consultant, following the service a time for visiting and a snarl( . will be provided. Plan to attend this Catholic women to cater federation dinner St. Colamban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 The November meeting of the St. Colum - ban Catholic Women's League (CWL) was . held on Tuesday, November 7 in the rectory r meeting room with 20 members present. Mary Ann Feeney opened the meeting with the league prayer and a reading was done by Sister Rita Coyne. Correspondence included a letter from the Thomas family in India and the Save A Family Plan for the donation of money for the two adopted " families in India. Margaret O'Reilly gave a detailed report of the Deanery meeting held :. on October 25 in Hessen. The McKillop Federation of Agriculture dinner and meeting will be held in the St. Columban Church hall with the CWL ladies catering for the dinner. Carol Ryan is in charge of this event. The December meeting is the annual Christmas dinner. The ladies ' are asked to make a donation to the Children's Aid Society in lieu of the gift ex- change. Karen Ryan and Theresa Cronin are in charge of this event. Following the meeting the Hibbert 4-H Club "Good Foods Fast" served the ladies Apple Spice Muffins and tea. 4-H REPORT BY SHARON IrrI.LY The McKillop IV 4-H Club held its last meeting on Thursday, November 9. The meeting opened with the 4-11 pledge. Members learned about drug use and abuse. Medication should only be prescribed by a doctor. They also learned about alcohol. Alcohol contains none of the vitamins, minerals or amino acids essential to the daily diet but it can make one fat. Never drink and drive — it can kill a friendship. November 18. PEOPLE Sympathy of the community is extended to the family and relatives of Grace Dalton who died on November 7. Mass of the Chris- tian Burial was held on Thursday, November 9 at St. Columban Catholic Church with burial in the St. Columban Cemetery. Catherine Janossy of Walkerton and Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor visited one day last week with Mary Moylan and attend- ed the funeral of their Aunt Grace Dalton. Jim and Pat Subject and family of Kit- chener visited on Sunday with Cecilia Ryan. Ted and Frances Melady returned home on the weekend after spending the past two They then discussed avoiding peer weeks with Wayne and Anne Chapins, pressure by saying NO. You know what you children William and Vanessa in Orleans want for' you. near Ottawa. Wayne and Anne were in The 4-H Achievement Night will be held in . England for 2 weeks where Wayne was on the Clinton Town Hall on November 22 at course for Transport Canada. Ted and 7:30 p.m. Frances also spent a couple of days with All the member's 4-H books must be in by their son Don Melady in Toronto. World peace topic at Walton Unit 1 meeting Humphries. Business was chaired by to bring an article' for Friendship House. Phyllis Mitchell. Minutes were approved as Grace was sung and lunch was served by read by Audrey Hackwell. There were 17 Melva Fraser, Dorothy Sholdice and members who answered the roll call on Audrey Hackwell during a half hour of 'Peace' Bible verse. A thank you card was fellowship. read followed by the treasurer's report given by Doreen. Current events were brought from the ex- ecutive meeting held on Monday evening. This being copper contest month the reports were given from the leaders with only two dollars difference from the sides. The both units are joint for the Christmas meeting December 6 with Pot Luck meal at 6:30 p.m. You are requested Walton Correspondent MRS, BETTY McCALL 887.6677 The Walton unit I meeting was held in the church basement on Wednesday November 8. The theme for the worship was on Shalom (Peace) and was in the charge of Heidi McClure and Betty McCall. Doreen Hark -well was at the paino. Heidi read the scripture and a medita- tion on Shalom (Peace). Betty read a poem on Armistice Day followd by prayer. The Topic on World Wide Peace was capably written and given by Marjorie W.I. NOTES Wednesday, November 15 is the hot beef noon luncheon with starts at 11:30 a.m. and is put on by the ladies of the Walton Women's Institute. It is held at the W.I. hall. The monthly meeting will open at 8:15 p.m. that evening with the topic on Crude Oil products; Petroleum products; their bi- products. Anyone is welcome to attend. :.Anglican church women prepare for bazaar The November meeting of the Anglican ;Church Womep was held at the home of Shirley Dinsmore. The meeting was chaired by 'Frances Teatero. For Remem- brance Day the poem "In Flanders Fields" was read, also a prayer entitled "Prayers Before the Battle" written by a Canadian officer Major Alex Campbell. Shirley Dinsmore gave a reading of "The Legend of the Spider on the Silken String". Rev. Greg Gilson was the guest and spoke on news pertaining to the Parish. The Christmas Puddings have been made by members of the Parish for the Bazaar. Arrangements were finalized for the Christmas Bazaar to be held on Satur- day, November 18, at 2 p.m. in St. Thomas Parish Hall. Admission is free. Anyone wishing to work at the Bazaar please con- tact Frances Teatero. There will be a Deli, Baking, Crafts, Knitting, Puddings, Mincemeat, Christmas Cake, Candy and the Country Store and famous Tea Tables. Hope to see you there. All ladies are ask- ed to help set up on Friday night. The next meeting will be held on December 5 at the home of Dorothy Hays. The Christmas meeting will be preceded by a Pot Luck Supper at 6:30 p.m. Please bring a gift for St. Monica's House. Roll Call will be "Your Best Memory of Christmas". Sharon Millard was the Mystery Prize winner for the month of November. The Church Supper will be held on Sun - ,day, November 26, Roast Beef and IHomeade pies and all the trimmings are to be served. There will be two sittings, the first from 5 to 6 p.m. and the second from 7 to 8 p.m. Price $8 for Addults, $4 for children under twelve and pre-schoolers Nominations ;sought for 'Order of Ontario The Honours and Award Secretariat of ,She Province of Ontario is seeking nomina- ntions for the 1990 Order of Ontario. The Order of Ontario, established in 1986, .is Ontario's most prestigious award. It is rewarded to those residents of Ontario who shave .achieved the highest degree of ex- 'tellence in virtually any field of endeavor. It is designed to recognize those individuals mho have gained prominence in their field ,anthwhoseachievements have earned them widespread recognition among their peers. Past' recipients of the award include: ,Morley Callaghan, .Gordon Lightfoot, lEberhard :Zeidler,the, Honourable Pauline McGibbon, Dennis ;McDermott, Charlotte Lemieux, Alex • Baumann and Dr. Robert ;Salter. .:Ontario :resident shay be norninated lir .the award. 'The nominations are avaivated;-,by the Order of Ontario Advisory Ixounci1 which is Chaired b��,yy the 'G7lief . orbita of 1On o, Wii(1it31n.,Tiowiand. Tale ououiab1e‚Lincoln,Alexartder, .Lieutenant- vernor ;6f •Ontario, .iipHonourary Chair- -of,the Council. .deadline lor,tlte,receipt;of nomina hec,m, 4figii,,,Nominutiokforro le.at.:LWi ,thkrlslituteneyti,of tl ,Awards �Secr Lariat, ,401owat Blo el(, .Queen's :,ark, Oron- o *7A i1CI. f �.i ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH by Frances. Teatero 522-1979 free. Anyone wishing tickets contact Peg Coombs, or Bonnie Johnston at Bauer Travel Service or Bob Dinsmore at Custom Art Designers. Tickets may also be pur- chased at the church. December 3 is White Gift Sunday, and children are asked to bring a gift . Please mark on the outside of the gift the age of whether it is for a boy or girl. All parishoners are encouraged to bring in any canned goods, non-perishable items. These gifts will be taken to the Christmas Bureau. December 10 is the Sunday School Christmas Pageant and this will take place during the regular church service. The children will present the Christmas Story in their special way. December 17 is the Carol Service, Following this service there will be a Pot - Luck Smorgasbord (hot or cold). PLEASE NOTE for this service only, Church will begin at 11 a.m. instead of 9:45. There will be activities and goodies for the children and a delightful surprise for the congregation. December 24, there will be no morning service. The Christmas Eve service will be held at 9 p.m. This month of November is going to be a busy time for the Parish Family. For any further information on any of the events please contact any of the Board Members, or A.C.W. members or the Sun- day School Staff. special time in the church. SPORTS BITS Hansell Novice won against Blyth on November 8 with a score of 12-0. Three goals apiece were scored by Jim- my Seaton and Jeff Campbell. Two goals each were scored by Jonathan Triebner and Ryan Munn. Siungle goals were scored by Paul Cooper and Gerry Corbett. A shutout game for Jeremy Willert. On Sunday November 12 Novice team defeated Goderich II by a score of 10-0. Ryan Munn scored three goals and two goals apiece were scored by Jeff Campbell, Paul Cooper and Jinunie Seaton. A single went to Jacob Bruxer. A shutout game for Jeff Rathwell. All team members played their positions well. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Approximately 150 attended South Huron Youth for Christ on Saturday, November 4 to hear Teen Challenge from Hamilton, Before the team ministered, Auburn, Goderich and Zurich quiz teams competed in the regular quizzing. Goderich came first with Zurich placing second. Teen Challenge is a rehabiliation centre for men 16 to 35 years of age with drug and alcohol related problems. The pro- gram, which is free of charge, has proven through government research to have an 86 per cent cure rate among its graduates. Eight young men formed the choir ac- companied by Bob LaVeck on the piano. The contemporary music and testimonies revealed how God still changes lives. Roger, one of the Teen Challenge team, spoke of being raised in a Pastor's home, but left home at the age of 16. After several years on his own, he came to the realization that drugs, alcohol and partying did not give the happiness that he had been searching for. Only after making God the Lord of his life did he discover the true meaning and purpose of life - to live and serve his Creator. The audience was challenged to think about who they serve. When you say you • don't believe in God or you're neutral, you have already made your choice. South Huron Youth For Christ is celebrating its 40th Anniversary December 2 at 8 p.m. at Brucefield Public School. Everyone is welcome. Bring memorabilia from the past and join in the celebration! Also you won't , want to miss the Ole Timers Quiz! 5A Health Matters Call for a free Information Booklet 527 -BODY 2639 Jerry DeJong 115 Main SL North, Seatorth McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home 0 Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Sox 488 Coll Collect 68 Ootv,o Rd., Rue. 34&9150 'CRELL Ont. 34,114 4&9817 BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates o Barn Cleaners a Stabling Bunk Feeders Donald G. eves R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 Water Well DRILLING W.D. 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