The Citizen, 1993-12-01, Page 7
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1993. PAGE 7.
Christmas Bureau
asks for donations
"Christmas is coming quickly
and I ask everyone to make a
donation at your local Christmas
Bureau. Extend a caring hand to
the estimated 1050 children who
need help in Huron County this
Christmas," so says Thomas F.
Knight, executive director.
According to organizers, the
Huron County Christmas Bureau
needs your help. There are more
children than ever before who will
not have any gifts under their tree
without assistance from the
Christmas Bureau. Bureau
organizers are worried that there
will not be enough to care for the
anticipated 1050 children who need
help.
Cash donations are less than half
of what they were at this time last
year," says Sue Munnoch. "We
depend upon community members
to be generous, to care for others
and to make a donation of toys,
clothing or money at their local
bureau."
The Bureau is a private and
confidential service designed to
assist families in need over the
Christmas period by providing gifts
of clothing, toys and warm mittens
for their children as well as helping
with Christmas dinner.
Join with churches, school
children, service clubs and
businesses to provide Christmas for
the 1050 children and 550 families
expected to be served this year.
The local bureau needs gifts for
children of all ages. Financial
donations are received gratefully
and income tax receipts are given.
The Huron County Christmas
Bureau is in the following
locations: Wingham, Sacred Heart
Catholic Church; Goderich, Knox
Presbyterian Church; Clinton,
Wesley-Willis United Church;
Seaforth, Bethel Bible Church and
Exeter, Christian Reformed
Church.
Local bureaus are open to receive
donations from Dec. 13 to 17,
between the hours of 10 a.m. and
4 p.m.
The Children's Aid Society,
along with many volunteers,
continues to sponsor this worthy
program on behalf of the
community as it provides a very
warm and special Christmas for
many.
On Sunday, Nov. 28 the Auburn
Missionary Church had a ladies
quintette consisting of Lorraine
Carne, Diane Baan, Madeline
Burchell, Bev Walden and Marilyn
Campbell. Their rendition of
"There's a Song in the Air" ushered
in the Christmas season.
Pastor Carne's message, "A Fatal
Flaw" was from Acts 4: 36 - Acts
5: 11. In this passage of scripture it
tells of the seriousness of a scandal
in the church. What do we learn
from this, asked Pastor Came?
There is a seriousness about the
things of God and you don't trifle
with God, he said.
In this scripture we see
complacency as Annanias and
Sapphires were self-satisfied or
pleased with what they had done,
but if Christ is not Lord of all, He
is not Lord at all, said Pastor Came.
Often we are not serious about
the things of God, he said. It's the
little things that snare us away from
Learning French
makes a world
of difference
Knox marks
beginning
of Advent
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
service at Knox United Church, for
the first Sunday of Advent. Bernice
Gross was organist.
Rev. Ross gave words of
welcome and the Invitation to
Worship chorus, "The Advent of
our God" was sung. Rev. Ross gave
the Prayers of Approach and
Confession. The Advent carol of
praise "Come Thou Long Expected
Jesus" was sung.
Rev. Ross talked with the
children and the first advent candle,
the candle coofntiHnuoeped 0, nwpaasge l8it
God so there is a lack of
consecration.
Then in Acts 4: 36-37 the
congregation read of Joseph,
surnamed Barnabas, who was an
encourager. Arc we encouragers,
especially at home, asked Pastor
Came? The test is: Are we living
for others? Do we ever back down
even when right or can you take a
loss on your pride?
Doane Raymond
is pleased to announce
our Wingham Office is relocating to
152 Josephine Street
December 6, 1993
- a move that will enable us to better service our
clients' needs.
To accommodate this move
THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 1993
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Big winner
Miranda MacDonald (left) RR3, Auburn, may be small but
she was a big, big winner at the Huron County 4-H Awards
Night in Clinton Nov. 26. She accepts the High Point Junior
Exhibitor Award from Peter Roy representing West
Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company. She also took the
Auburn Co-op Trophy and the Milton Dietz Limited Award
as champion horse showman at the Seaforth Fair.
Emergency rooms in jeopardy
Continued from page 1
Association and the Ministry of
Health, by providing a global
solution and changing the OHIP fee
schedule to reflect the demands of
emergency on-call.
"(Our) hospitals, one-by-one, are
being picked off by local
arrangements," he said.
His statements echoed Dr.
Conlon's warning. "There's a
danger in jumping to close one
hospital emergency to prop up the
other four. It is better to look at the
total scenario, where certain
hospitals do certain things."
He gave the example of the
psychiatry services that are offered
at Goderich hospital. Likewise,
other county hospitals could
specialize in certain services, such
as obstetrics, surgery or emergency,
thus better utilizing their staff and
expertise.
The future of hospital health
care, he said, "has to be a
comprehensive picture and
emergency is only part of it."
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