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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-11, Page 9NOW OPEN Joanne's House of Hairstyling Shampoo, Cuts Perms, Styles Ladies & Men By Appointment 235-1540 365 William St. Closed Mondays Joanne Luxton Rose Remembrance Day at Church Thames Road UCW meet, plan catering Rv MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The November meeting of the United Church Women was held Monday evening with a good crow:l in atten- dance. Mrs. William Rohde welcomed everyone and Mrs. Tony Verberne gave the theme "God Is In Our Midst." Mrs. Gerry Morgan gave the Call to Worship and prayer. The meditation was read by Mrs. John Pym. Mrs. Jack Hodgert read the Scripture Lesson, Psalm 139. Mrs. Rohde led in prayer and also read two poems, "God Is The Answer and A Little Less of Prejudice." Mrs. Donald Bray and Miss Doris Elford sang a lovely duet accompanied by Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Verberne received the offer- ing. Mrs. Rohde gave the Offertory prayer. Mrs. Rohde introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Bruce Keys, Zurich who gave a very interesting talk. Mrs. John Pym thanked Mrs. Keys and presented her with a plant and a gift of money. Mrs. Murray Dawson opened the business with a poem. Roll call, minutes and correspondence were given. The treasurer's report was received. Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- tyne gave the report of the nominating committee. A first vice-president and two group leaders are need- ed. Any offers? Group U are catering this Monday night at the Op- timist Banquet at Klrkton Woodham Community Cen- tre. The meeting was closed with the singing of Let There Be Peace on Earth and prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Group U and the hostess Mrs. Jean Allen. Church Service Mr. Lorne Thrower was in charge of the regular church service. The children's hymn was Somebody Bigger Than You. Lorne told the children a story. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde played several hymns on the violin and piano. The Scripture Lesson was read from 2 Timothy. Mr. Thrower's message was en- titled "The Search Con- tinues." Mankind has always been in search of something - something that he doesn't already have, something that will quench his thirst for answers, or will Improve his station in life. When we read through the Bible. we find constant reference to those who were searching for concrete answers, or who were searching for the promised land or for someone who would lead against the op- pression of human frailities. In Canada, wars and the suffering related to same seems inappropriate to talk about as most of us only remember the stories about the two past world wars. Even though we celebrate a day of remembrance, to most it is just another holi- day, and the memories associated with wars seem very remote and distant. In the scripture reading Paul told Timothy to take his share of hardships, like a good soldier. Perhaps as we worship here today, we may start to analyize and realize we have accepted certain SORORITY AWARD - Janet Allister Sorority award at Friday's SHDHS president Janice Brock. received the Alpha Pi Commencement from T -A photo beliefs which are not taught in the Bible. They may sound good, but they are in opposi- tion to the way Jesus taught us to live. Paul told Timothy to be a good soldier for Jesus Christ, and today;Lorne said I am asking that all of you will be good soldiers of Jesus Christ just as I was asked 20 years ago by the grand- daughter of General Wm. Booth when the Rev. Vic- toria Booth Demarest autographed a book of poems for Lorne in this way - Praying you Lorne, will be a good soldier of Jesus Christ and it was signed Vic- toria Booth Demarest, Oc- tober 1961. Lorne asked What about You? Have you found your commanding officer or does "The Search Continue". The official board meeting will be held in Thames Road Church Thursday, November 19. The manse committee would like the congregation to save Zehr's register tapes and hand them to anyone on manse committee. They plan to use them as funds towards new drapes for the manse. WHITE, BLUE, YELLOW, MOCHA, GREEN KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE., WHITE OR YELLOW HI -DRI 2 PLY PAPER 2 ROLL PKG. TOWELS 3 QT. BAG OR JUG FRESH MILK $ HOMO 2% SKIM I WHITE, W.WNEAT, at. MAT ZEHRS BREAD 24 oz. LOAVES 59, POTATO CHIPS 99' FRITO LAY ALL VARIETIES 200 g. PKGS. REGULAR or DIET STYLE 7 -UP 39? PLUS 750 ml. DEP. LEAVER SLICED MUSHROOMS 10 oz. TIN 994 RAGU BRAND 2a oz. SPAGHETTI SAUCE '1.29 CARNATION INSTANT 3 VARIETIES BREAKFAST e s 189 CARNATION 3 VARIETIES HOT CHOC. 5009. '249 CARNATION INSTANT MILK POWDERED 1.5 Kg $6.29 BROWN COW INSTANT CHOC. SYRUP 400 ml. 149 HERSHEYS GIANT BANDED 3 VARIETIES CHOC. BARS 2's '1.49 RICO CHEESE BABY GOUDA 10 oz. 1.19 NEILSON SMALL CURD 2% 500 9. COTTAGE CHEESE '1.29 DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES KRAFT MACARONI 3/ & CHEESE DINNERS ,,,9 FINE GRANULATED WHITE SUGAR 2 kg SAG $139 McNAIRS 750 g. PKG. SEEDLESS SULTANA RAISINS ROBIN HOOD ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 3.5 Kg. r?.89 FINE QUAUTY ZEHRS BUTTER 198ONE 19 McNAIR RED, GREEN or MIXED CHERRIES 189 8 Dz. McNAIRS SHREDDED OR FLAKED SWEETENED COCONUT 200 g. $1.09 BORDERS EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED 1 MILK 300 $ m1. SOFT STYLE SLEEVE PAK IMPERIAL MARGARINE 99' PIECES OR CHOPPED McNAIR Ib. WALNUTS 100 9. PKG. 79' McNAIRS MARASCHINOj McNAIRS RED CHERRIES 12 oz. z.39 CUT MIXED FRUIT 8 oz. CLUB HOUSE PURE VANILLA 43 ml. St 99 NERSNEYS COCOA 200 9. 139 129 HERSHEYS12 oz. an HERSHEYS PEANUT BUTTER CHIPS .77 CHOCOLATE CHIPS 12 oz. f. SUNNY BRAND ORANGE DRINK 12.5 oz. 794 NEILSONS PREMIUM ICE CREAM NOVELTIES 12 PACK t'69 CARNATION COFFEE MATE SOO.. 199 OELAMEINSTANT CONDITIONER 225 ml. 1.59 NEUVE 3 YAWNS SHAMPOO 200 ml. 159 CHOC. ZUCCINI OR CARROT CAKES SARA EE 14 oz. *199 DOLE BRAND OR CHIQUITA BANANAS 3/!!` VEGETABLES CR. O NTE CUUTT GGR. OR WAX BEANS r PEAS OR CR. CORN 3 OR 10 oz. TINS • BUTTER TARTS GRANNYS $ PKG. OF 10 14, BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH & CHIPS 32 oz. 179 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE 24's 24 oz. FISH FRIESorSTI"CKS $3,19 NEILSONS SUPREME 5 FLAVOURS11 i�9 ICE CREAM 500 ml. SARA LEE 13 oz. CHOC. BROWNIES '1.99 ARCTIC GARDEN 2 VARIETIES VEGETABLES 10 Oz. 1P39 ZEHRS OWN FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 02.89' McCAINS SUPER FROZEN 24 oz. PATTIESoR CRISPS 790 100% WHOLE WHEAT 24 oz. DIETRICHS BREAD 69" SAYINGS ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU ... ANO AT ZENRS YOWRE IMPORTANT TO US! A Sunday School meeting was held Thursday evening and it was decided to have the White Gift Service, Sun- day, December 13 and the Christmas Concert, Friday evening, December 18. Persona Is Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hume held their family Christmas gathering, Saturday. Messrs. Arvin Hanna, Vancouver, and Clayton Hanna, London called on their nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Kellett returned home from Univer- sity Hospital, London last week after having undergone tests. Little Jaclyn Morgan had an eye operation at St. Joseph's Hospital London Tuesday. Alvin Passmore had his knee operated on recently in St. Joseph's HospitalLondon. We wish the three all a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Con- nie, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde were guests at the Jeffery -Sharp wedding Saturday at the Exeter Pentecostal Church and the reception and meal at the Pineridge Chalet. Congratulations Alan and Janice. Times-Advo,n►w. November 11, 1981 Page 9 ‘s -"gr. A „zip SUN OR 1(l 1 Yi S YOU CAN IMILCUVE KINGS Now Up To 50% Oifl • Big Stock • No Waiting! 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