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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-28, Page 11Thanksgiving service at Saintsbury church By MRS. HEBER DAVIS ,SAINTSBURY - Thanksgiving service was held in St. Patrick's church Sunday morning. The church was decorated with flowers, cora and vegetables. Bob Heywood provided several hymns, enjoyed by all. Margaret Carroll read the lessons, Sheryl Carroll was pianist and Rose Cun- ningham and Nadine Bedell served. tkex. Beverly Wheeler spoke to the children on "Thanksgiving" -and .Bob Heywood entertained before the children went to Sunday School. Rev. Wheeler took her text from the Book of Job. She.urged us all to read the story of Job. Next Sunday service is at -11 a.m. in St. Paul's, Kirkton, when they observe their "Thanksgiving Ser- vice" as well as confinnation ser- -Vice. One of our Bishops will be speaker, refreshments follow :the service. With the ladies of St. Thomas, .Granton, St. Patrick's, -Saintsbury and• St. Paul's, Kirkton providing the lunch. On Sunday September 18'Oar- . ence and Gladys Davis, Saintsbury, celebrated their 50th wedding anni- versary., given by their family, Cameron and Sharlene Davis and Wayne and Sharon Love and Fay- anne and Amy Jean Love at the home of their daughter Sharon and Wayne Love. • • An enjoyable day was spent with family, nieces and nephews. Guests were present from Manitoulin Is- land, Scotland, Ont., St. Marys, Niagara Falls, California, London, Parkhill, Toronto, Zurich and Var- na. They were very happy to have the brith:smaid and groomsman of 50 years ago present - Mrs. Doris Mul- St. Pat's off to good start LUCAN - St. Patrick School is off to a good start. We would like to welcome Ms. Bonnie Kimber the new junior kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Darlene Parkinson, teacher - assistant and Mrs. Fran Uren Grade two teacher, new to staff. In the area of sports the school is in full swing preparing a girls' and boys' system volleyball team. Most students from grades four to eight are preparing for the Cross - Country ttfeet that will he held in early October. In other news the school held its :first C.P.T.A. Meeting Tuesday night September 27. The grade 6, 7, and 8 classes went on a field trip to the Plowing Match on Tuesday, September 20. specialco\0016 SALE Ions, London and Mr. Murray Ha- milton, Parkhill. They were pleased to have Mr. - and Mrs. Jack Riddell, Minister of Agriculture with them. He present- ed in person plaques from the Pre- mier of Ontario, the Governor Gen- eral of Canada and • the Prime Minister of Canada.' Latera beautiful meal was served and enjoyed by all. Following the service at St. Pat- rick's, Sunday, Jack Dickens, Exet- er and Lill Brindley, London, Catherine Elston, Centralia and Jack Switzer,_Kirkton were guests with Earl and Marguerite Greenlee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan, Clandeboye with Voyle Jordan. Gote Wennerstrom, Mabel Need- ham and Helen MacDonald, Lucan iih Mary Davis. - Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls, Centralia;\ with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy, Cen- tralia, Mrs.. Helen MacDonald,'Lu- can, and Mrs. Mary Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis Sun- day evening. Times -Advocate, September 28, 1988 Page 11 TERMS - Cash, Mastercard Grand Bend Decorating and Flooring Centre Now two Locations Hwy. No. 21 Grand Bend 238.8603 e Forest 786-6761 A RIDING WE WILL GO - Emery Pfaff of Exeter. entered his rocking horses in the weekend Exeter Fair. He is shown here riding one of his crea- tions. GRAND BEND Images of Yesteryear on sale now at The Book Store Grand Bend Produced by Lambton Heritage Museum °9.95 A NEW SERVICE IN EXETER INSTANT 1 • The Times Advocate asked "Wily Not?" and here it is - a nevi Fax machine has been installed in our office enabling you to contact any other Fax machine in the world... instantly. 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This week on Thursday the Junior Young People (Grades 6-8) will meet at Exeter.Pentecostal Taberna- cle from 6-7 p.m: for games. If you wish a ride contact Rev. Carter. The Senior choir will meet the same evening at 8 p.m. • - On Saturday October 1 the Coun- try Craft show at the United Church will commence at 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Everybody is welcome. Next Sunday October 2 World Wide Communion will be observed. Dinner guests with Tom and I following Anniversary scrvicc at St. Patricks Church, Saintsbury, on Sunday were Bob and Cathy Heywood, Nanette; Joshua and Aa- ron and Florence f lodgins. jkMrs. Von Overholt,' Borden and Mary Smyth attended the 401h wed- ding- anniversary- ofPrtitk and Do- reen Rcgicr held at the Exeter Le- gion Hall on Saturday evening. , Tom and I joined with other rela- tives to visit with -Clarence and ' Gladys` Davis of Saintsbury. On Sunday evening the Davis' celebrat- ed their 50th wedding anniversary Lucan seniors LUCAN - The regular meeting of Lucan Seniors and Busy Buddies met in the Scout Hall opening with 0 Canada with Mary Kooy at pia- no. - Birthday greetings wcrc extended to Hamilton Hodgins, Charlotte Barker, Evan Ibhitson, and Marjopc Steeper. \ Elsie Gibson thanked the club for the get well card she received. • Lunch next meeting is Marie Daaman, Maria Veal and Jackie 1, yans. Winners of cards were Ladies High - Gladys Atkinson, Ladies Low - Jean Hodgins, Ladies Lone - Mary Kooy, Mcns High - Helen McDonald, Mens Low - Chris Hes- sc11, Mens Lone • Murray Cartcr. Lucan Revival LUCAN - Sunday morning Tim Kritzer led the song scrvicc. During the offering, Kevin Dance played an organ recital. Rcv. Roger Mason welcomed new members into the church. Mr. and Mrs. Lewcock, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kritzer, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Heffernan, Mr. and Mrs. John Holland; Miss Lauren Harri- son, and Mr. and Mrs. Danoc, with their families, came forwarli to be greeted as new members of the church. Rcv. Mason spoke from Luke 10188-42, showing to know Jesus is more important than being bur- dened with religious work. HONOUR FIREMAN The Crediton fire department said goodbye Satur- day night to.Rev. Brian Elder who has served faithfully for more than nine years. Making the presentation are Robert Pertschy at left and Peter Wuerth, right. The Elders are leaving in October for a new charge in.Port Dover. . _ Popular play comes to Kirkton librar KIRKTON - Back by popular de- mand, this adaptation of Margery Williams' The Velveteen Rabbit is definitely a child's delight. This fall your library presents the Touring . Players Theatre in this beautiful sensitive story of the true meaning of love. "What is REAL?" asked the Rab- bit one day. "REAL isn't how you arc made," said the Skin Horse. "It's a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long, long time, then you become REAL:" Sponsored by the Huron County ' Public Library, with the assistance of the Outreach Ontario program of . the Ministry of Culture and Com- munications and the Ontario Arts Council, Touring,. Players Theatre will perform at the Kirkton branch on October 13, at 7:30 p.m. Ad- mission S1.0() per person. Touring Players Theatre spins its theatrical magi " once more, as it follows this beloved classic of a toy rabbit and his desperate quest to be- come a real living rabbit. This thea- tre company was established in 1983 and has since cultivated an an- nual audience of 80,000. All plays . are adaptations from popular chil- dren's literature, highlighting the talents of various actors, directors, ,designers and writers. A. John Hughes, C.D. Den tsire 'Therapist Box 839 37 Green Acres, Grand Bend. 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