HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 8and Steve rytn read the-
Three Part Reading,
The presentatioeof the.
Innkeepers Store was then
given.
The Innkeeper was played'
by Alan. Hodgert,, the wife.
Pat Hodgert„ Simon Gerald.
cunnington, Joseph, Brad
Borland,. and Mary, Wendy
Ballantyne. The rest of the,
Sunday School members.
were shepherds, wise men
etc.
The presentation of the.
offering then. took plaq.
Brent Dawson then closed
with prayer. Pastor Rasa
Hargreaves pronounced the
Penedietion,
The Sunday .Sehool
members are busy prac-
tising for the concert which
is December 2Q at 8
The Christmas Eve
Church Service will be in
Thames Road Church on
December 24 at a p:m.
Elirnville Congregation will
be meeting with us. Corn-.
'Amnion will be held,
The New Year's Party will
be held in Thames Road
Church on Monday
December 29 at 7 p.m. A
smorgasbord pot luck supper
will be partaken of. Both
congregations are invited.
Bring your dishes and
cutlery, A good crowd is
hoped for.
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Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques
were entertained Saturday
evening in honour of their
wedding anniversary by Mr.
& Mrs. Mike Bedard of
London, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Webb were also present for
the occasion.
Mrs. Gtorge Morphy at-
tended the official opening of
a new plant and tenth Eln-
niversary celebrations of
Morphy Containers of
London on Friday.
Cqngratulations to Donald in
his successful business. Mr.
& Mrs. David Levy were also
guests.
Mrs. John Rodd, Mrs.
George Morphy and Jean
Copeland enjoyed the bus
trip to Chatham area on
Wednesday. The trip was
arranged by Mrs. Raymond
Paynter and Mrs. Sally
Scott.
Mr. William Stephen of
Huronview, Clinton and Mr.
Earl Stephen of Elimville
visited on Friday with Mr. &
Too often, a luxury
becomes a necessity when
you can make a down
payment on it.
It is better to have friends
without money than money
without friends.
Mrs. George Wheeler.
The community received
the sad news in the death
following a farm accident of
13 year old Michael Taylor,
son of Elizabeth and Wayne
Taylor of Grand Valley.
Michael was the grandson of
Mrs: Janet Wanless and the
late Rev, George Wanless,
formerly of the ,Woodham
charge,
The church service on
Sunday followed the order of
the White Gift Service. The
theme being "A Gift from
God". Several members of
the Sunday School took part
in the Story Presentation
"The Innkeeper 'Story"
.assisted by the choir.
CRAFTS ON SALE Tina Visscher; Ann Dikkert and Jane Van Wieren show some of the
crafts on display at Friday's Christian Reformed Church bazaar.' 1*-A photo
CHRISTMAS REFORMED BAZAAR — Karen Knip, Anita Verbeek and Wilma Kodde dis-
play some of fhe baking on sale at Friday's bazaar sponsored by the ladies of the Christian
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And for the gourmet in the family
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pine and stained glass mirrors-
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December 15-23rd
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Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Rick Parker on the
birth of their baby daughter,
Tuesday. Mrs. Parker and
infant daughter returned
home froth South Huron
Hospital on Monday.
Mr, & Mrs. Robert Sharp
were Friday evening guests
with Mr. & Mrs. William.
Rohde.
Mrs.
m
William Allen
returned home Friday after
having been a patient in a
London Hospital for two
weeks.
Rick Etherington is a
patient in University
Hospital having undergone
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THAMES ROAD
A real good crowd at-
tended the combined Sunday
White Gift Service "A Gift
from God". Pastor Ross
Hargreaves lit the second
candle in the Advent Wreath
which was Pkirple to
represent royalty. David
Curmington was in charge of
the. service.
Scott Hodgert read the
Scripture Lesson. Dennis
surgery last week.
Jeff Borland is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital London
having undergone surgery
last week. We wish them all
a speedy recovery.
Karen and Kathy' Rohde,
,Exeter spent the weekend
with their grandparents Mr.
Mrs, William Rohde.
Mrs. Donald. Bray, Mrs.
Arnold Cann, Miss Doris
Elford, Mrs. William, Rohde,.
Mrs. Glen Stewart and Mrs,
Jaek Stewart were on. the
Kirkton Horticulture bus trip_
Thursday.
They went to. Coyle's at
Tillsonburg, Fernlea Green
Houses. 'SuPper a t the
Golden Leaf and the lights at
Simcoe which were really
beautiful..
United Church women
The Christmas meeting of
the U.C.W. was held on
Monday evening with 40
ladies in attendance. Mrs.
Bev Alexander welcomed
everyone.
A candle lighting service
that took place in Nova
Scotia sonle time ago was
followed, Mrs. Alexander
offered prayer. There were 4
candles lit which
represented Witness, Study,
Fellowship and Service,
Mrs. Alexander lit a
candle at a time and Mrs.
Bray read about each
subject. Mrs. Carl Hume
then read a passage of
Scripture between each
subject. Christmas carols
were also sung after each
Scripture.
All sang Mine Eyes have
seen the glory and repeated
the U.C.W.,'purpose,
Mrs. Alexander blew
candles out and Mrs.
William Rowcliffe gave a
reading, and Mrs, Myrtle
Metters also gave a reading.
The candles were relit and
Mrs. Metters offered prayer.
Mrs. William Rowcliffe gave
a humorous reading "Twas a
young mother's Christmas"•.
Offering was received by
Mrs. Hume and Mrs. Metters
and prayer was given by
Mrs. Alexander,.
Mrs. Donald Bray and
Miss Doris Elford sang
"There's a song in the air"
accompanied by Mrs. Reg
Hodgert. A quiz Sermon in
Soap was conducted by Mrs.
Alexander.
Mrs. Murray Daviison then
took charge of the business.
She gave a Thought on
Christmas. The usual
business was , dealt with.
Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Edwin
Miller and Mrs. Donald Bray
gave reports of a meeting
they attended recently.-
Mrs. Dawson closed the
meeting with prayer. Loch
was served by Group C and
the hostess Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne.
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