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The Huron Expositor, 1989-11-22, Page 1110A — THE LHURON:EXPOSITOR 'NOVEMBER 22, 1989 GETTING HIS 'JUST DESSERTS' - Russ Jackson, construction supervisor at the Seaforth Community Hospital addition. became his own birthday cake last week. Calvin ische, the perpetrator of th nishes the birthday boy with a flourish of whipped cream and marschino c while Russ sits, helplessly, gaffer -taped into a wheelchair. Elliott photo. Junior to join Provincial A The Seaforth Juniors are still playing strong ringette as the whalloped the Forest Juniors on Friday night 16-2 in Seaforth. This game was a good chance to switch the girls around•to test their ability at playing different positions. Cheryl McLlwain led the scoring with five goals and one assist. Tracey Fortune scored four goals and had three assists. Getting singles were Melody Turner, Janice Rodney, Robyn Carnocban, Kim Rau, Julie Carter, Jodie Hugill and Kris r.. WOAA SENIOR B HOCKEY Seatorth eahawks VS WELLESLEY FRIDAY, NOV. 24 8:30 P.M. Seaforth & District Community Centres team Gemmell. Also picking up assists were Julie Carter - 2; Kris Gemmel - 2; and Melody Turner, Janice Rodney, Robyn Carnochan, Kim Rau and Jodie Regal' each with one. On a sad note the Juniors are losing the expertise of Tracey Fortune to the Strat- ford Provincial A Team. In going to Strat- ford, Tracey will be able to play with girls equal to her in ability. Good Luck Tracey and we will miss you. Next home game for the Juniors is on Friday against Stratford. McMaster Siemon INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Auto • Home • Farm Branch Manager BILL (WM.) SIEMON COMMERCIAL & LIFE INSURANCE P.O. Box 489 Coll Coiled 613 Ontario Rd., Boa. 348.9190 MITCHELL. Ont. 348-9817 Hensall Explorers Hensall - The Hensall Explorer Peace Service was held at the United Church on Sunday, November 12. Explorers Shelly Gardner, Louse Wood and Lisa Campbell greeted everyone at the front door. The Explorers were all nicely dressed up in their uniforms. The sanctuary was beautifully decorated with the colorful words `Blessed are the Peacemakers." As well, there was a beautiful Explorer ban- ner on loan from Parkhill hanging at the front of the santuary. Both the Stratford and Parkhill Explorers were in attendance making the total number of Explorers pre- sent 39. The leaders in attendance were Beth Walkey from Parkhill, Sharon Parr and Jennifer Chandler from Stratford and Marg Cole and Joanne Rowcliffe from Hensall. Joanne Rowcliffe, Hensall Chief Counsellor, opened the Peace Service by welcoming everyone to the service, especially the invited guests. The Call to Worship was lead by Jessica Sywyk and Christine Bengough. Jennifer Randall then lead everyone in the Prayer of Approach. Christine Bengough announced the first hymn during which the Sunday School students came forward. Rev. Doug Wrigt's children's story involved putting bandaids on all of the hurting places in the world, that is, his globe. Rev. Wright said there were so many hurting places that perhaps the world should be put into a plaster cast. Scripture readings followed the children's time. The Old Testament readings were Micah 4:3-4 and Isaiah 26:3-4 and were read by Carolyn Upshall and Louise Wood. Psalm 119:137-144 was read by Lisa Camp- bell. The New Testament readings. Mat- thew 5:9, Galations 5:22-23 an eke _1:78-79 were read by Kerrie Consitt, An- drea Radford and Anita Pht7Tips respective- ly. The Senior Choir's lovely and ap- propriate anthem was "A Song of Peace." ine message was delivered by all of the Explorers from Hensall. The girls came up to, the podium in twos and threes and discussed the various aspects of peace. They spoke about how more money was spent on the military worldwide than on health care or education. The information given was both revealing and frightening. A responsive reading lead by Shelly Gard- ner and Lisa Campbell followed the message. NOTICE TO SNOWMOBILERS McLaughlin Chev-.Olds Ltd. 13 Maim St. Seaforth 527-1140 •Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing •Complete BODY SHOP Service hold Peace service After the offering, lead by Christine Bengough, the Sacrament of Holy Commu- nion was performed by Rev. Wright. The Service came to a conclusion with readings in unison; first, The Prayer of St. Francis of Assis, lead by Amy Wood and, second, "The Job of the Peacemaker", lead by Priscilla Lambert. After the hymn `Bless and Keep Us God". the minister gave the benediction. Then the Explorers and their leaders along with the Senior Choir turn- ed to face the congregation and sang the hymn "Go Now In Peace". This was a very moving ending to a very special service. Lunch was provided for the Explorers by Marg Cole, Cindy Taylor, Shirley McAllister, Jayne Consitt, Mary Kinsman and Dorothy Brintnell. As the girls entered the Fellowship Hall they signed in on a dove cut-out and then chose a table to sit at by selecting a number from a paper bag. After everyone had plenty to eat Sharon Parr from Stratford and Beth Walkey from Parkhill thanked the Hensall Explorers for their hospitality. Each of the girls from Parithille and Stratford were given a Peace Medallion made for them by the Hensall Explorers. All in all, the Peace service was well received by everyone and the Hensel! Explorers should be congratulated on a job well done! A surprise was in store for the Hensel' Explorers on their November 13th meeting. While they were in their regular meeting, parents were gathering in the Fellowship Hall. When the girls entered, they could not believe their eyes! A surprise star presentation ceremony had been planned. All of the Explorers who had worked diligently on the Peace Service received a star for their uniforms. As a special treat, each of the girls received her very own Good News Children's Bible. The Bibles were presented by Rev. Wright. The stars had been presented by Marg Cole and Joanne Rowcliffe. The girls and the parents had a delightful time. Tea, juice and cookies were provided for everyone. The following Explorers received both their star and Bible: First Year: Anita Phillips, , Amy Wood, Jessica Sywyk and Nicole Miller; Second Year: Jennifer Randall, Krista Gass, Priscilla Lambert, Kerrie Consitt, Carolyn Upshall, Andrea Radford and Christine Bengough; Third Year: Louise Wood, Lisa Campbell, Kari Taylor, Shelly Garner and Katie Rathwell. Con- gratulations to the Explorers for a job well done. Petites meet tough opposition The Petite ringette team travelled to Stratford last Saturday night where they met a tough team. Stratford won 8-3 but the Seaforth girls gave them a run for their money. Scorine for Seaforth were Kathy Devereaux, Jane Crowley and Sheri Hugil. Assisting on goals were atatny Devereaux with two and Krissy Holland. On Sunday the Petiteshosted the Mit- chell team and overpowered them 12-2. Goal scorers were Kathy Devereaux with four, Kelly Devereaux with two„ Jane BIRTHS Crowley with three, Cara Spittal with two and Anna Mailbox with one. with three, Erion n Selman oals ewith Anna Devereaux with three, and Cora Spittal with one. Julie Agar played an excellent game in goal. The Mitchell team met with a strong defense consisting of Julieanne Crowley, Sheri Hugil, Amy Selman, Betty Little and Sandi Ryan who kept Mitchell on their toes. POLAND - Hi. I am Cody Johnathon. I was born at Clinton Public Hospital on November 15, 1989 at 3:38 a.m. I weighed 8 lbs., 11 ozs, and was a great birthday present for my mom Sandi. Proud grand- parents are Judy and John Poland and ex- cited uncles are Chris and Mike. 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