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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-11, Page 5Times -Advocate, February 11, 1981 Page 5 Centralia and Zion congregations extend call to Nminister ne ster become the minister for the Centralia - Zion Pastoral charge. Sunday Services The service in the United Church Sunday morning was conducted by Morley Hall and Don Jolly of Exeter who donated their services in support of the Gideons. Mr. Hall led the service and sang a solo that was ap- preciated by his listeners. Mr. Jolly. in his message, described in an interesting manner the work of the Gideons. Every Gideon is expected to live a life becoming to a Christian and the objective is to win people for Christ through the Bible. The Bible is printed in 51 different languages and distributed in 98 countries. Gideons pre- sent testaments to grade five school students. The choir sang an anthem with Mrs. Russell Wilson taking a solo part in the anthem. Flowers in the church Sun- day morning were in memory of the late Ron r� Essery. placed by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery and fami- ly. Centralia UCW met in the school room of the church with 17 ladies present. Co- president Glenna Tripp conducted the business and welcomed all present. Minutes were read and approved and treasurers report given. Thank you card was read from the com- munity Centre for the donation of supplies. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA A joint congregational meeting was held in the Zion church Tuesday even- ing of last week with Rev. Stewart Miner. Exeter, and Rev Norman Pick of Clinton presiding over the meeting. On the recommendation of the Pastoral Relations Committee it was decided to extend an invitation to Rev. Burton Crowe of Norwich to SKATER AGAINST GRIDDER — Top Canadian figure skater Lori Baier tries her luck in shuffleboard against Gerry DotiIlio of the Montreal Alouettes at Tuesday's Sportsmen's dinner. K FEBRUARY 14 Don't forget the ones you love with flowers from Village Floral potted flowering plants cut flowers green plants silk arrangements ORDER YOUR ROSES EARLY Village Floral 16 Victoria St. Zurich 236-7779 The next meeting March 5 will be World Day of Prayer with Zion as guests. March 12 the ladies are asked to come and help snake Chrismons. The presidents asked for all ladies to get their needles working to make articles for a bazaar in the fall. Also when you are canning make an extra one. It was decided to order calendars and the Mandate. The devotions were taken by the committee Dorothy Rollings, Freda Rollings, Jean Isaac and Janet Hicks. Freda Rollings read a poem "My Purpose". Jean Isaac read the Scripture. Freda Rollings read a story Win- ning Power of Love also gave the prayer. Dorothy Rollings gave a poem "Reflection". Janet Hicks took the Study on the Lady of the Bible Elizabeth which was very interesting. Hymn Since Jesus came into my Heart was sung. Lunch was served by the February committee. talents by accompanying our behaviour. Mr. Gill throughout the ser- It is the unknown element vice and by playing the piano that sustains people in times accompaniment for his 01 great stress and it wife's beautiful solo. generates peace in our Mrs. Luther speaking on hearts and minds. Hebrews "Faith" said faith is to chapter 11 was the Biblical believe what we do not see. background for her sermon. Faith makes the sorrowful The choir sang an anthem. rejoice, empowers one to do Miss Margaret Cook and the impossible, and changes Mrs. Glenna Tripp, co - presidents of Centralia Exeter. United Church Women Guests at the home of Mr. assisted with the service and and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable the offering was received by Wednesday were Mrs. W. Mrs Frank Hicks and Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Ebner Ross Clarke. Wilson. Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery Friday visitors with Mrs. had as dinner guests Tues- Fred Cunnington were Mrs. day Messrs Larry Mason, Lloyd Vogan, Mrs. Dale Grand Bend. Mark Tuckey, Taylor and Shawn, Listowel, Al Knight and Pete Case, Mrs. Wayne Brown, Trevor and Terry. Monkton. Mr and Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and family spent the weekend with Richard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebottom, in Parry Sound Mr. Ivan Webber, Dashwood was a Saturday caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden. 'e�tZafaUon.. "Look for the Yellow Tag Specials" At These Prices They Won't Last Long. Shop Now and Save. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Jean Haist and Wm. Mountain visited Thursday with Mrs. Mary Thornton in Seaforth Hospital. Master Jeff Armstrong celebrated his 4th birthday February 3rd and Douglas Jones celebrated his sixth February 6. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Regier and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Regier who lost a father and a brother. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Presz- cator visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Thornton in Seaforth Hospital and were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele of RR 4, Walton. Personals Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko were Misses Mary Lou Tasko and Linda Esposito, students at McMaster University in Hamilton; and Miss Patti Tasko of U.W.O., London who recently returned after spending a month in Edmon- ton, was a Sunday visitor. Mrs. Gary Skinner was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. during the past week where she underwent surgery on her knee on Wednesday. Craig Skinner is a visitor at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott and Mr. David Elliott attended the Canadian Hardware Show in Toronto, Sunday. Intended for last week The service in the United Church Sunday morning was one of inspiration in both message and music. The ser- vice was arranged by United Church Women with Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall as guest speaker. 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