The Huron Expositor, 1994-12-14, Page 8•
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Epilepsy society meets at Carmel church
The Huron -Perth -Bruce branch of
the Ontario Epilepsy Society held'
their Christmas meeting, at Carmel
Presbyterian Church, last Tuesday
evening. Marg Vere and Donna
Wood welcomed guests from St.
Marys, Rostock, Huron Park,
Stratford, Clinton, Zurich, Seaforth
and Hensall. Ann Uunalis enter-
tained the group with before dinner
music. George Geottler asked the
blessing and a pot luck supper was
enjoyed. After the meal, entertain-
ment was provided by the "Swing-
ing Seniors" - Jack Simmons, Ralph
Stephenson, Adam Wilson and
Doug Insley. Marg thanked the
group and presented them with an
epilepsy calender. A reminder that
the Epilepsy Calenders make good
stocking stuffers with 52 chances to
win. For more information contact
Jean Steep at the Epilepsy office in
Clinton (482-5527).
The Christmas pot luck supper of
the Carmel P.C.W. was opened by
President Jan Baker reading a
poem. The roll call was answered
by the naming of a favourite carol.
Cathy Bell conducted the Christmas
worship service. Dorothy Taylor
was pianist for the evening. A short,
business meeting followed the meal.
Amaryllis bulbs were purchased for
the shut-ins. Jan closed the meeting
with prayer.
The Christmas meeting of the
Friendship Circle, of Hensall United
Church was held at the home of
Rev. Henry and Ann Annen. Ann
was in charge of the meeting and
welcomed everyone. Ann read a
Christmas poem and conducted
some contests.
Seventeen members and one guest
answered the Roll Call with Christ-
mas gifts to be sent to Friendship
House in Goderich.
Mary Brintnell gave the
Treasurer's Report and it was
decided to give donations to the
M&S Fund, Resource • Centre in
Mitchell, Camp Menesatung and to
the carpet fund of the church.
The devotional was entitled
"Messages of Advent". Ann Annen
opened with the hymn "Come
Almighty King", many more carols
were sung and messages read.
Candles were lit and the group
reflected on their lives by rubbing a
stone and a feather. "Morning Has
Broken" was sung and the offering
received and dedicated.
A poem"A •Christmas" closed
the meeting and a fellowship hour
was held with Shirley Ferguson and
Shirley McAllister serving
refreshments.
White Gift Sunday was observed
at Hensall United Church with
Doug Klopp as the organist. Ushers
were Garry Alderdice and Glenn
Hayter with Steve McGregor as
greeter. The 3rd Advent Candle was
lit by Craig Traquair. Matthew
Martin gave the Call to Worship,
the Prayer of Approach was read by
Panayese Fragiskatos. The Wel-
come was given by Kim Taylor,
followed by "Pass the Peace"...The
adult hymn was sung by Erin
Traquair and Rachel Wood. The
Scripture was read by Laura Elder.
The Jr. Choir sang 'Emanuel' and
the Nursery and Kindergarten
groups sang "Away in a Manger".
An old Testament reading was
given by James Taylor, Rachel
Wood and Brandon Martin. Amber
Preszcator, Leanne Erb, Megan
Preszcator and Panayese Fragiskatos
gave a reading from Luke. The
White Gift and offering were pres-
ented. Megan Preszcator and Laura
Elder gave the Prayer of Dedica-
tion. The Jr. Choir sang "Ring
Those Bells", "Deep and Wide"
was sung by the Nursery and Kin-
dergarten. The teen choir also sang.
Also taking part in the service were
Sara Stoll, Amber Preszcator, Kim
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Lunch and fellowship closed the
service.
December 21 at 7:15, the Official
Board of Hensall United Church
meet. The Committees meet at 7:30
and the full board at 8 p.m.
There will be a Christmas Eve
Communion Service, at Hensall
United, at 7:30 p.m., Christmas
Eve. There will be a special Christ-
mas Day service at 11 a.m. There
will be a New Year's Service 11
a.m. on that day.
Communion Services were con-
ducted at Carmel Presbyterian
Church, this past Sunday, by the
Rev. Dr. Rick Horst, the interim
moderator from St. Marys.
Hensall and area residents are
reminded of By-law 010-93, con-
trolling the use of motorized
vehicles within the Village of
Hensall. This by-law restricts snow
vehicles from travelling on private
property (without written consent),
sidewalks, shoulders or boulevards.
Snow vehicles should be driven
within the Village only to leave, or
return to residences; driving in and
out of the Village should be the
most direct route possible. The co-
operation of snowmobilers is most
appreciated.
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STUDENTS SHARE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT - Seaforth District High School vice president Luke McMillan
and president Brad Moore, hold some of the donated food which is presented by the students to the
Huron County Christmas Bureau. Accepting the donation is Pastor Rick Lucas, of Bethel Bible Church.
Oaths administered in Dublin
The Police Village held their
swearinrtkirn ceremony at the Town-
-ship OM& on Wednesday, Dec. 7
at 1 'NY). Pat Taylor, Clerk of
Hibbert Township, administered
oath of office to Jeremiah Murray,
Inspecting Trustee; Don MacRae,
Chairman of Dublin Hydro; and
Larry Parsons, Recording Secretary;
and Louis Kramers, Secretary -treas-
urer. This will be a three-year
assignment. Congratulations to the
energetic and competent people
elected!
Congratulations to Norah Eckert
(daughter-in-law of Joe Eckert,
Dublin) who received an honour-
able award from the Ontario
Municipal Recreation Association at
a special B.I.A Banquet in Seaforth.
Dublin
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