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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-01-19, Page 16zone.zoneTstlilie esson from the boot, "Lear- mon tojiic by Rev. John ning*te talk with God," on Campbell was, "Bear one Jesus prayer to His Father. another's burdens," with Jesus was praying for others soripture from Gaiations 5:2. andhis motive for his prayer The music special was a was that they might know the solo by Marian Steckle, "Mo - only true God and Jesus , ment by moment." Christ whom He had sent. , At the evening service an In Colossians 1:9-14, Paul's installation service was held prayer was that you might be for the "Women of Church of filled with knowledge of God's God," officers. will in all wisdom and A film stripentiued, "Writ - spiritual understanding. That ten without ink," was shown. you might walk worthy of the Lori Steckle sang a solo; Lord unto all pleasing, being "God's wonderful people." fruitful in every good work. Two carloads of Church of Increasing in the knowledge God youths travelled to of God. Giving thanks to the Goderich Friday evening and Father for all He has done for went sleigh riding with us. horses. Following the outing Church of God The Sunday morning ser- they enjoyed a lunch of hot Please turn to page 17 1 FRESH ONTARIO PORK SHOULDER BUTT ROAST ,.84. f•29 Pogo 16 Times -Advocate, January 19, 1983 Legion dart team caiituie.. The Royal Canadian Legion of Grand Bend travelled to Corunna on January 8 with five teams for the Zone A dart tournament, bringing home the trophy. Congratulations to the win- ning team members o1 Jim O'Neil, Tony Gaudio, Jim McKay and Robert Johnson. This team will go on to play in the district tournament at Chatham in the spring. Singles qualified were Jim McKay and Jim O'Neil. At the Tuesday night dart game last week, winners were: first, Harry Hamilton and Dee Rath; second, Kevin Henry and Lou Hamilton. Games are held every es ay and new Tuda nikht I players are welcomed. TurnbuH's Grove news Mr. and Mrs. Art Rubery, of Bayview subdivision celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary January 15 with their daughters Elizabeth and Susan and their families. Ina and Alex Russell, Marg and Bob Hedley, paid a sur- prise visit, Sunday to the Rubery's to also help them celebrate. Bible coffee hour There were 13 ladies attend- ed the Bible coffee hour Tues- , day afternoon at Mrs. Rober- ta Walkers home. Millie Des- jardine opened by leading the group in a few song choruses. Mrs. Nita Sinclair led the WAXING THE SKIS - Bob and Ardith Barclays with sons Brandon (left) and Britney were among the families taking advantage of the first skiing snow at Pinery Pro- vincial Park Sunday. They are seen getting ready to head out on the specially prepared trails in the park which total 42 kilometers. Resort women's groups .meet for regular session Stewardship was the topic given by Beulah Holt at the U.C.W. meeting Thursday afternoon in the Sunday School rooms. She took us on an imaginary journey, walk- ing, to hear a speaker that has caught the interest of the public. A young lad is among a large crowd. The speaker is. not a great orator, but talks in a language easily understood by all and is applicable to every day experiences in life. The crowd becomes restless and hungry. How can they be fed? The young lad offers his lunch, which brought bless- ings and plenty for all. The miracle of sharing - if we share there is'more than enough to feed all. A donation blessed by God can touch the hearts orman-y. It's not the size of the donation but will- ingness to share that is bless- ed. The lad did nut eat his lunch but was willing to share all he had with others. This is true stewardship. President, Elizabeth Norris chaired the business. A sam- ple of carpeting was chosen to cover the back stairs at the church. It was announced the Huron -Perth Presbyterial will be held January 24 at Northside United church, Seaforth. Rollcall was answered by 18 ladies telling about a recipe that failed, and brought forth some humorous answers! The worship service was conducted by Annie Morenze on; a New Year's theme. Opening was "Pause for thought," .words, some famous and lesser known quotations to ponder on the threshold of a New Year. The meditation talk was on "The Hundreds of quality sweaters for ladies and men at savings up to JilflUillilf IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllilpllllllffllllllf Wallpaper Book Orders. 20% off' Stock - Wallpaper 50% off Top of the fine Benjamin Moore Paints 2000 Save up to $12.00 M' N on stock carpet VISA GRAND BEND DECORATING and FLOORING CENTRE HWY. 21 238-8603 unfinished task." While lunch hostesses, ' Elaine Moore and Eleanor Durie prepared lunch, .the members assembled typed recipes brought in earlier, in- to recipe books. - .: Catholic Womens League Twenty-eight members of the Catholic Womens League. met Tuesday evening at the rectory at Father Morrissey's home. President; Lia Vandenberk opened with the League prayers. The minutes were. read by Annie,Baltessen and a treasurers report given by Tillie Van Leeuwen. The ladies received an in- vitation to the Mount Carmel • C.W.L. meeting on February I at 7:30 p.m. to hear a "Right to Life" speaker which will be followed by a penny sale and lunch. The group made plans to serve lunch refreshments at the annual vegetable growers dance being held on January 26. A motion was passed to supply gifts for members•of the parish who make their first Sacrament. The quilt being made to raf- fle has been set at Angie Backx home to be worked on through the Winter months by the members. A public speaking course conducted by Mrs. Helen Regier will begin on Tuesday March 1 and continue for five weeks. Plans are made to have a bowling for dollars night in April. • A motion was passed to buy material to hang behind the altar at churctl. Mrs. Cathy Vrolyk spoke to, the group about a visit in B.C. with her sister who is, Sister Mary Joanne, an order of nuns in St. Clair. She spoke of her sister's life there. Church of God ladles Sixteen attended the Church of God ladies meeting Thursday evening at the church. Roll call was to ex- change secret pal names. - Millie Desjardine gave a study on Churches of God in Europe with the members fill- ing in maps. President. Betty. Campbell chaired the business. It was announced that ;136.63 had been realized from I.G.A. cash register tapes and will be sent to World Vision for use in India. Anne Marie Wilson demonstrated several types of crafts Lunch hostess was Betty Carrs )hell. 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