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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-03-24, Page 16Times -Advocate, March 24, 1902 esidents return from south Continue Thames Road Lenten series By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dawson returned home on - Saturday after having spent the past two weeks in the Bahamas. • John Ellerington of NARY FACES Five year old twins Jaime and Jodie McGee skated the Baby Face routine in Sunday's car- nival of th'e Zurich and area figure skating club. T -A photo Books available Antique collecting can be two things, a pleasant and satisfying hobby or a good-- investment. oodinvestment. Whatever sends you prowling through anti- que shops should also send you to the library for hooks to help judge what you are looking at. Some books youfight ask for at your local library in Lucan Ailsa -Craig.. and Parkhill are: . The collector's guide to carnival glass by Klamkin. The collector's guide to ,depression Blass by Klamkin, Antique color glass by Middlernas, Il- lustrated guide to. house clocks by Bird, How to Know American antique furniture by Bishop. American fut•- niture; from the first col- onies to World War 1 by Butler, All about Ontario chests by ingolfsrud, The poor man's guide to antique collecting by Mebane, All about Ontario tables by ingolfsrud. FREE Your. Child's Portrait Entertain at Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON St. Paul's A.C.W. were hosts Thursday evening at Kirkton-Woodham Com- munity Centre, their guests being members of Kirkton U.C.W., Kirkton Class that Counts, Woodham U.C.W., and Granton A.C.W., Mrs. Joan McCormick welcomed the guests. Mrs. Bill Waghorn read the scripture passage. Mrs. G. Sloats read a St. Patrick's reading. Mrs. Garth Blackler sang two Irish. solos. Mrs. Bill Schaefer then introduced the speaker Dr. Winnegan of Australia who is doing research in the field of Geriatrics at Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Dick Jongkind thanked the speaker and presented him with a -gift. Reverend Greg Smith and his wife Maureen then fgvored by singing musical numbers and led the audience in community singing, The - ladies of St. Paul's then served lunch and a social time was spent. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackler and family visite& Sunday with Miss Gladys Cooke of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mar- shall and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne . Marshall. In vivid color this 4194t a NQ APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Just drop into our store during the days and hours listed below. Your lovely gift picture will be taken FREE by arofessional children's photographer. One gift portrait to family which may include groups. It's our way of saying "Thank You" to our regular customers, and 'Welcome" to every one else. Fri. March 26 11-7 Sat. March 27 10-4:30 DON'S FOOD MKT. - HENSALL The readers wry Osborne Township spent the weekend with Robbie Passmore. Steven Gerstenkorn of Hensel! spent the weekend with Tom and Jon Passmore. Julie Lewis of Alba Craig spent the weekend witb Jayne Rowe. Jayne returned home on Sunday to spend a couple of days with Julie. Jeff Rowe is spending a couple of days at Ronnie Scott's home at Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cann were Sunday evening supper guests .with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Dan Hanson of Oakville, Gerry Fox of Wooler, Mrs. Mary Hodgert of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Parker, Tim, Erin and Ryan were Sunday supper guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann and Brad. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vlnk, Doreen and Lawrence were visitors later. in the evening with the Cann's. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family and relatives of the late James Anderson Who ypassed away last 771p bflowers in the church iA /bpday were placed there b7 MO family in memory of tiff late Mr. Anderson. iMr.and Mrs. William Roh- de tire Saturday evening NNW guests with Mr. and 11drs Alex Rohde of Mitchell. IPS Cheryl Stewart is speeding this week with her dater brother-in-law Mr. aadflik : Rick Potter and brat Thunder Bay. Miss Joanne Hodgert is spending this week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. *A Mrs. John Miner of Estevan, Saskatchewan. Church news On Sunday, we at Thames Road United Church con- tinued in the Lenten Journey of Jesus as he moved closer to the cross. Following His. footsteps we learned more of His message to all. -.The Scripture reading was taken from Matthew, where Jesus told the story of the workers in the vineyard, and how the vineyard owner paid Selection the same wage to those who think "It's Not Fair" that worked for a whole day; and latecomers and desperate to those who worked only a seekers are given the same short time. ,, reward as those who try so Mr. Thrower first about the readin equated it to the j1s and apparenV"lac hard to achieve, and try to and follow the way Christ showed uality us to live. of The children's story was uniformity to tis in the times an object lesson to show that we live today. He said that even when a mistake is we're not the only people made, something else can faced with problems like come of it. this, and took us back to the Mr. Thrower demon - Old Testament to the story of strated this, by making a Jacob and his scheming black Une down a sheet of father-in-law Laban, who' `Paper, Which he called a subjected Jacob to 14 years of service to finally win the bride of his choice. ' Asked whether Jesus ever met and dealt with people like this, was answered in the Scripture, and we looked briefly at the story of Zac= chaeus, and how his life changed when Jesus came into his home.- The ome:The stories showed how our priorities are locked in to a materialistic value system...and that because of this thinking we cannot fathom God's Grace and Christ's love. Therefore, we mistake - because he said he wanted to draw a certain picture. He then tran- sformed the mistake into a picture (if your imagination was good), and told the children that we all should try to turn mistakes into something worthwhile. A Session meeting will be held at. the manse on Wed- nesday, March 24 at 8:30 p.m. On Sunday, March 28 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Stan McDonald of Hensall will be in charge of the Baptismal and Communion Service. Sari 0y., p.m. CREDIT U Cash to invest - ask about our Term osits. or Daily Interest Acc is Cash you need - . Ask about a Personal' or Mortgage Loans See your friendly Credit Un today CUNTON COM LAITY CREDIT UNIO TD. Exeter Brand PH: 235 4O C74 Main St., Advertised specials Value Exciting styles 1)i(1 you attend a Protestant Separate School?? Then you are unique, as it is the only re- niaining protestant separate school in Ontario? The Protestant Separate School in Penetanguishene is celebrating its Centennial, Saturday July 3rd, 1982. An open house, dinner and Centennial Ball will be held. 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