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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-01-28, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, January 28, 1981 Centralia ladies arrange service By MRS. FRED BOWDEN There was a goon at- tendance at the service in the United Church Sunday morning , when Bob Heywood, guest speaker, ministered in both message and song. Sam Skinner assisted in conducting the service. -JrrrltrtrrrtttltrrrtrtrrrtrtrrtIItIHUIIIIIIIL ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED. MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter nunununnunnruunnrrmnnnm,T The speaker used the story of the potter as related in chapter 18 in the book of Jeremiah as a Biblical background for his sermon. He urged his listeners to let Jesus mold their lives just as the potter molds the clay. Mr. Heywood told from his own experience what it means to be a reborn Christian. We have to learn to keep our eyes on Jesus and seek strength through prayer and Bible study. The choir sang an anthem and Mr. Heywood sang two numbers and played his own accordion accompaniment. The service this coming Sunday is being arranged by the United Church Women. Mrs. Luther of Hensall will be the guest speaker. Persona Is Mr. and Mrs. Borden Smyth and Miss Brenda Gaynor were in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia for a week where they attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Hattie Gaynor. In last week's paper the names of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown, Exeter, were omitted from the Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel. Sorry for the error. The Savings Get Bigger As Our Sale Continues All Winter Fashions 1/2 Price ' (Including dresses) Boyle'S 'Z Main St., Exeter BRINGING BACK A TRUCKER — One of the items on Thursday's South Huron District High School was a transport truck and driver. Chris Westelaken bring back Percy Shaw and his rig. scavenger hunt list at Tammy Robinson and T -A photo Granton WI will honor `farmer of the year' By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON ilie ' ranton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Clifford McRobert on January 20. Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins presided. Each member was asked to bring an article from 'a foreign country for the roll call, also the members were requested to bring a recipe for the cookbook that is being compiled by the District W.I. to be sold at the Plowing Match to be held in Lucan in 1982. There was quite a number of business items to be taken care of. Leaders were chosen to attend a course in quilting, plans were made to hold a ham supper and euchre at the Mason's Hall March 17. A donation was given to the 9-H Club and W.I. calendars given to the 4-H leaders. It was decided to sponsor someone for the "Farmer of the Year" award. Mrs. Hamiton Hodgins was in charge of the program, with the topic "Citizenship and World affairs" and also enlarged on the motto "You have seen, you have heard, what have you done?" A letter from France was read from Miss Susan Markham an exchange student from St. Marys. sponsored by the Rotary Club. For World Affairs, Mrs. Hodgins read some newspaper clippings on the release of the hostages, the inaugural of Ronald Reagan, and the revolution in El Salvador. Concluding the program were some useful household hints. Church news At the United Church the Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the morning worship continuing with his series on worship he entitled his sermon "The Sacrifice of Worship". If you don't know what you are looking for in church, you are not likely to find it, said Rev. Morden. Each spiritual believer is expected to put some sacrifice into his worship. In order to get all that we can out of worship we must put into it sacrifice ' and in return, we get the healing presence of God. Sunday School pupils receiving attendance awards were the following children: 1st pin, Jimmy Oliver; 2nd pin, Tracey Urlin, Jodi Urlin; 3rd pin, Stephen Humphrey, Mark Wright, three days only Thurs., Fri., & Sat. Our entire stock of fall and wintermerchandise rice excluding lingerie, accessories and Dalkeith sweaters. CHARGF;x VISA An added plus for Our cus+omors At least 10% Off our new Spring fashions and Cruise Wear Our reputation for having "just the right outfit" hos brought us many customers from miles away. We're proud of our auolny merchandise and if the comments from our customers are any indication we know you'll enjoy shopping at our store Now we're overstocked and we're clearing our merchandise the quickest way possible ... by reducing prices. 401 Main Street, Exeter, 235-0220 Carrie Wallis, Angela Oliver, Jennifer Chovancek; wreath, Ginger McColl; 1st bar, Julie McColl, 3rd bar, Christine Jones; 7th bar, Julie McRobert. At St. Thomas Anglican church the Rev. Greg Smith conducted the morning service. The 1st Lesson was read by Kenneth Hoar and the 2nd lesson was read by the Rector. Taking his sermon from the second lesson Rev. Smith spoke on the conversion of St. Paul. Through the preaching of the Blessed Apostle St. Paul, it has caused the light of the Gospel to shine throughout the world. In his message to the children, the Rector, with the help of a toy caterpillar, told the story of change and the way it affects us, relating this to his sermon. The caterpillar was unhappy because he had to crawl on the ground and envied the butterflies, but it was a different story when he himself became a butterfly. Greenway event set By ANNE WAVER GREENWAY Sunday, Rev. Harley Moore continued speaking on Faith. His sermon was on Faith is - Letting go to let God take hold of your life. Bible study will be held Monday evening in the church. The annual meeting of the congregation was held Thursday evening. After the business Ken Eagleson thanked Rev. and Mrs. Moore for their leadership during the year. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Piper. Last week Mrs. Wes Mellin who is well known in this area was taken from' Chateau Gardens to Strathroy Hospital. We hope Ale feels better, soon. Some of the ladies are planning to attend the 14th annual meeting meeting of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial which will be held at Brucefield. Joanne Walper and Ian Pentecost. Guelph and Cathy Harnden. London were Sun- day visitors at our home. The Wind-up: Old age is when a man looks at the menu before he looks at the waitress. Rebekahs aid fair N.G Marjorie Arthur welcomer) fit members to the Secret Pal party and meeting of the Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge. V.G. Cheryl Edwards assisted with the meeting and also gave the sick and shut-in report Treasurer Mavis Atthill gave the financial report. L.S.; f; .Joyce Morgan reported that 10 sunshine boxes had been packed and delivered to shut-in members It was decided to again rater to the Odd Fellows bonspiel on March 7 with Mrs .Ivan Hodgert and Mrs I4rt. Armstrohg Con- vening the meals. It Was voted to donate $10 to Exeter- Fall Fair for first prize and ntnner-up in public school for both boys and girls It was also decided to serve at the senior citizen birthday party, February 2. Several had birthdays. Following bodge Mrs. Kay Cann gave a reading and secret pal gilts were given out. New names were drawn for 1981 w. , It's lambing season List top Brinsley players Ten tables were in play at the euchre party Friday night at Brinsley Communi- ty centre. Mr and Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle and Mrs. Guthrie Stokes were in charge of the party. Prize winners were: Ladies'high - Mrs. Marjorie Steeper; lone hands - Mrs. Ilarvey Hodgins; low - Mrs. Fred Lewis; men's high - Jean Bice - playing a man's card; lone hands - Wilbert Lewis; low - Mrs. Kelly Robinson - playing a man's card; special prize - Mrs. Evan Hodgins; 2nd and 3rd special prize - Otto Darling and Mrs. Janet Rose. Mr. and Mrs. John Levine and Mrs. Murray Collins are the conveners for the next card party. Persenais Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Horner were supper guests recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins for Andrea's third birthday celebration. Rev. R. Roberts had Mr. T. Huabold to assist him Sunday at his service at Brinsley, Ailsa Craig and 7on caot Favourite recipes submitted by our readers Sweet'n Simple Blueberry Cheesecake s Base: 2 c. graham cracker crumbs 1/2 c. melted butter 4 tbsp. white sugar Mix well and press into bottom of 9" x 11" pan or two 8" square pans. Topping 2 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese 1 c. sugar 1/4 tsp. salt 2 tsp. lemon juice 2 tsp. vanilla 1 32 oz. container Cool Whip 3 c. fresh or frozen blueberries. Blend cream cheese, sugar and salt until light and fluf- fy. Stir in lemon juice and vanilla. Blend in whipped cream and fold in the blueberries. Pour onto crust. Chill at least 3 hours. Serves 8-10. Note: Any other fruit such as raspberries, peaches etc. may be used instead of blueberries. Mrs. Ken Oke RR 3 Exeter, Ont. tat -AIL_ ifiLift,afALMA Carlisle church. Miss Cindy Prest was home on the weekend visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Prest. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley were Sunday afternoon visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodgins and family. Julie Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wright was pleasantly surprised to find a ewe had given birth to triplet lambs at the farm of her father, and Uncle Alan Wright. Of the 30 lambs there is also one jet black lamb included in the flock. ANNOUNCEMENT . VERNA GINGERICH The Co-operators Insurance Services is pleased to announce the appoint- ment of Verna Gingerich as their representative in Exeter and the sur- rounding area. Verna is taking over the business previously serviced by Ross Francis of Kirkton who retired effective Jan. 1/1981 Cv � peiatofs FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS CONTACT VERNA AT 235-1109, 32 NELSON ST, EXETER MOVI McCall's 7347 11;i: N Starts Tomorrow! 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