Times-Advocate, 1986-12-17, Page 41VESPER SERVICE — A candlelight processional is rehearsed by members of Hensall CGIT in prepara-
tion for a special Sunday evening service.
White Gift Sunday at Kippen
readings were given by Nancy Le Cheryl Turner, Michael Jones, Nan-
Faive and Chrystal Jones. cy Le Faive and Jonathon Turner.
The presentation"Siigns and Stories The offering was taken up by Brad
cf Hope" took the form of students DeWys and Steven Johnson.
discussing problems with their school A joint Christmas Eve service will
counsellor. be held in St. Andrews Church, Kip -
Those taking the part of school pen, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
counsellors were : Angie Faber, December 24.
Tricia Cooper, Leanne Charters, Kippen U.C.W.
Beverley Le Faive, Murray On Tuesday, December 9 group two
Workman and Matthew Turner. entertained group one to dinner at
Taking the part of students were: 6:30 p.m.
Candace Cooper, Mark Cooper, .Mabel Kyle presented a most in-
spiring Christmas worship. The roll
call was answered by each member
bringing a gift for The Family and
Childrens Services. Carols were sung
and enjoyed by all.
The visiting committee reported
they had packed and delivered the
Christmas shut in boxes.
By Margaret lioggarth
A White Gift service with the theme
"Hope through giving" took place on
Sunday, December 14 at St. Andrews
United Church. Barbara Cooper
presided at the organ. Leader of the
service was Michelle Turner.
The green candle, symbolic of hope
was lit by Bob Cooper representing
the committee of stewards. "The
Song of Care Bears" was sung by the
nursery and kindergarten classes
assisted by their teachers. Scripture
Grand Master, visits
Exeter Oddfellows
December 9 was a special night for and DDP Sis Lila in a humorous man -
the members of the 100F of Huron ner replied. Past Grand Chas Atthill
District No. 8 when the Grand Master extended thanks to the catering
Bro. Harold Newman of the Grand group. Grand Lodge was toasted and
Lodge of Ontario visited this District. GM Newman replied and then gave
Exeter Lodge No. 67 hosted the oc- a very informative address. Ile ex-
casion when a delicious banquet was plained some of the new programs
served with over 100 attending from and urged all members to be faithful
Hensall, Brucefield, Clinton, to their fraternity. PDDGM Doug
Goderich, Seaforth and Brussels. The Cantelon, Clinton expressed the
lovely banquet was prepared by the thanks of the gathering to GM
Elimville UCW. Newman for his challenging address.
Chairman for the evening was Bro. Robert Heywood with his ac-
DDGM Fred Delbridge from Exeter cordion entertained the audience and
Lodge No. 67. Head table guests in- led in several action songs. Miss Lisa
eluded G. Master Newman and his Boonstoppel then entertained with
wife Kay, DDG Warden Eric slides and incidents on her trip to New
Mansfield and Mrs. Mansfield, Hen- York this past summer and thus a
sall No. 223, DD President Lila Smith good night of Odd Fellowship was
and Verne from Pride of Huron No. brought to a close.
338, PGM John Broadfoot and Mrs. Odd Fellowship is a fraternity that
Broadfoot from Brucefield 210. Bro. is constantly helping others. This past
Broadfoot is the G Conductor of the week over 100 flowering poinsettias
Sover eign Grand Lodge, Sis Beverly were presented to residents in Huron-
Delbridge wife of the DDGM and Miss view, Bluewater, Queensway, Exeter
Lisa Boonstoppel Auburn, a student Villa, South Huron Hospital and Ailsa
from Clinton SS who won the speak- Craig Nursing Home. Truly Fraterni-
ing contest last March. This was spon- ty at work.
cored the Odd Fellows and Pageant draws
Rebekahs hs of Huron District and entitl-
ed her a week in New York visiting, 1.0,4 �i1:.t +.,+ ++
-; many prominent buildings including record crowds
the United Nations Assembly.
• D. Warden Bro. Mansfield propos-
ed a toast to the Rebekah Assembly
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Scouting -groups
hold parties
`The Hensall Beavers were out on
Thursday for a wonderful hay ride
around the village. The boys would
like to thank Jack Kinsman and fami-
ly for supplying the wagon and escort
and most of all the lovely pair of well
behaved horses which worked so hard
on the snowy, slippery streets.
Refreshments and games followed
back at the Legion Hall (Beavers will
meet again Thursday, January 81
The Cubs also partied last Thurs-
day. They held their movie night at
the home of Akela, Ken Clarke. They
then enjoyed popcorn and pop and ex-
changed Christmas gifts. The cubs
also will resume meetings on January
8.
The Venturers held their holiday
party at the home of leader Rick Ed-
wards. They enjoyed an evening of
movies with refreshments.
The Scout party took place last
night.
Anyone . interested in parent or
leader participation is invited to a
group committee meeting on behalf
on the Scouting movement. The
meeting will he held Thursday,
January 8 at 8:30 p.m. The group will
meet upstairs at the Legion in Hen-
sall. Please come out to show _vola•
support.
There will te a bottle drive on
Saturday afteyt'xon January 17 so
keep some of those empty pop and
beer bottles which pile up over the
holidays.
Merry Christmas to all from the
Ventures, Scouts, Cubs and Beavers
and their leaders and thank you to Works superintendent John Baker was presented
everlone who has helped them dur- with o certificate for successful completion of a course at the T.J.
ing 1986. Mahoney Road School by Hensall Reeve Jim Robinson.
Close to 1,000 persons attended the
four weekend presentations of the
"Come Celebrate Jesus" Christmas
musical at the Exeter Pentecostal
Church.
Rehearsals began in- the second
week of September and involved a 36
member Voices of Praise choir and 28
children in a junior choir.
Solo numbers were provided by
Norm Tait, Dale Tollefson, Phyllis
Nesbit, Tamara Triebner, Marilyn
Zivkovic and Nancy Stahle. Brenda
Triebner and Paul Sharrow presented
a duet.
Carolyn Perry was director -
producer assisted by Allan Donnan
and Paul Sharrow was technical
Dinner party
at Cromarty
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
A dinner party was held recently at
the home of Isabel Kerslake to
celebrate the sixtieth wedding an-
niversary of Lilly and Roy Swartz of
Exeter. Guests included Bonnie, Al,
Jamie and Craig Switzer of Laguna
Niguel, Cal.; Denise and Erick Lizon,
Milton, Barbara, Wayne and Neil
Froats, London; and Marie, Pete and
Nicholas Chessell, Mitchell.
On- Sunday afternoon Isabel
Kerslake attended a Christmas con-
cert put on by the Milton Choristers
in Holy Rosary Church, Milton. Her
daughter, Denise Lizon is a member
of the choir. Isabel reports that she
also had a short visit with former Hib-
bert residents, the Bob Carberts, who
were also at the concert.
Personals
Alex, Marilyn, Scott and Erin Zim-
mer visited Sunday with Bob and
Ruth Laing and Tom.
Bob and Ruth Laing and Norman;
and Barbara Jefferson attended the
Gay Lea Foods dinner and annual
meeting in Brussels last week.
The Rev. Gail Kay, chaplain of
Parkwood Hospital, London, con-
ducted the communion service in
Cromarty Church assisted by elders
Larry Gardiner, Jean Carey, Craig
Kerslake anoj John Scott. The second
advent cand a lighting ceremony was
carried out by Michelle Martyn and
Sarah Elliott. Rev. Kay spoke on the
words, and the door was shut, poin-
ting out that there are certain things
in life that we must do rot ourselves,
and it is our own responsibility to be
ready.
Margaret (Laing) Allen was happy
to find last week that she was the win-
ner of a colour televisiop in a store
dr
Over '800 raised in area
Successfu-I campaign '
poppy
Our poppy chairman is pleased to- Betty Taylor, Shirley Southcott, a sing song, Santa made his annual
report a successful poppy campaign Debra Snell, and Bert Glenn. These visit, bringing gifts and candy. A love -
in our area for 1986. Many thanks to new Associates were installed at our ly lunch was served. A special thanks
Hensall and Zurich businesses, last meeting. to Comrade Louise Allan who with the
residents and area residents. Approx- Shuffleboard will be starting again help of Comrade Marg McDonald
imately 3500 poppies were distributed in January, so if you wish to play made it all possible. Thank you to all'
and this year 18 wreaths were laid at there is a list at the branch, you may the rest who helped also.
the cenotaph. Total money collected sign or call the branch at 262-2948. We The branch would like to take this
was $804.72. Comrade Larry would hope there will be a good attendance opportunity to wish everyone a very
like to thank those Comrades who again this year. Merry Christmas and a prosperous
made a special effort to campaign. A week ago the children's New Year.
Membership chairman reports on- Christmas party was held in the Recently the branch was saddened
ly two weeks left to pay your dues for Legion Hall. After watching films and by the loss of one of our life members.
the early bird campaign, so Com- Comrade Ray McKinnon was a
rades get out to the branch or call member for 40 years. He will be miss -
Dave Smale at 262-2271. Seniors enjoy ed b branch 468. •
The Branch welcomes Comrades, turkey dinner
Kitchener Pavlick, Barb Evans,
Darlene Musson, Charlie Dalrymple, The Three Links Seniors enjoyed a
delicious turkey supper with all the
Hensall Tykes win trimmings onTuesday evening prior
The Hensall Tykes disposed of their to their meeting. All were welcomed
biggest rivals of the past few years on by president Aldeen Volland. The
Saturday by defeating Huron Park by meeting was opened by the singing of
a score of 17-3. 0 Canada and repeating the Lord's
Hensall hotshots were Mark Bell Prayer. Christmas carols were sung
with an incredible eight goals and his with Dorothy Mickle at the piano.
equally amazing team mates Brock Guests for the evening were Mr.
Weiss with six goals and Jeff Camp- and Mrs. Skinner of Grand Bend. Mr.
bell with three. It was also a greatef- Skinner entertained with several
fort by the goalie and the rest of the selections on his mouth -organ.
team. Games of euchre were played to
Huron Park's goals were scored by end the evening's activities. Winners
Darryl Parsons two, and Jeremy were: ladies high, Betty Grenier;
Pickering one. men's high, Alphonse Grenier; ladies'
The Novice team achieved a solid low, Eileen Dowson; mens' low, Vera
win over Blyth on Saturday with the Ross; lone hands, Pearl McKnight.
score of 10-4. The next meeting will be on
Hensall goals were scored by Blair January 13 at 2 in the afternoon and
Moir, four; Danny Taylor, three; Ray everyone is welcome.
Bierling, two; and Jason Moore, one.
Shuffleboard
A good group turned out to shuffle
on Thursday at the arena. Ladies high
scores were: Marg Consitt 484, Betty
Grenier 380, Mary Buchanan 334.
Men's high scores were: John Pepper
401, John Consitt 384, Alphonse
Grenier 276.
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