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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-29, Page 11Thames Road lady back from north MRS. WILLIAM BONM Thom.s Rood Mrs. Jack Stewart returned home last week after having spent the past modth with her daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Rick Potter and family at Thunder Bay. They have a new son Matthew born August 28. Congratulations Marlene and Rick. Mrs. Mary Thomson, Ex- eter and Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hanna and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ross and were supper guests with Mrs. Marguerite Gibson, London. Congratulations to Reg Hodgert who won a side of pork at the Exeter Fair Board draw Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Miller, Cromarty and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan spent a few days last week at Stokes Bay. Mrs. Whitmore, Toronto is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jeffery and family. Church servke Rev. Robert Matheson was in charge of the church ser- vice. The children's story was entitled The sermon was entitled "Card. Carrying or Duty Bound." If we had to carry a card which was to be the ON- LY proof we had that we were Christians what value would our faith really have? In Isaiah 50:4-10 the pro- phet has a three -fold message. He recognizes he is VISIT CAMP SYLVAN — Grade eight students of Usborne Central. School spent three days recently at Camp Sylvan.. Above, meterologist Joy Campbell explains the work- ings of a barometer to Gary Parsons, Tom Oke, Sandra Kechnie and Veronica Sfazo of the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority. T -A photo called to be a servant to others - no matter what the cost to him. He preaches to his people (we are included in this au- dience that we also are call- ed to be servantk of God and those around us. The third dimension of Isaiah's words speaks about the type of Ser- vant and Messiah would be. The cost of our faith often appears to be more than we _ think we can afford, and yet, if we give up the battle then who is the winner - are we or will we soon be forgotten as just another fallen victim along the road of life? We do have choices in life. We also have responsibilities. Our lessons, here, remind us we, as Christians, have been called into the life of Christ called to be servants of others. Servanthood is a trademark of the Christian faith! Who needs a card? Celebration of the Lord's Supper will take place next Sunday, October 3 at 11:15 a.m. It is World Wide Com- munion Sunday. The Regional U.C.W. meeting will take place Tues- day, October 5 at 7 p.m. in Thames Road Church. the Thanes Road U.C.W. Thank -Offering meeting will beheld Monday, October 4 at 8 p.m. Anyone wishing to have their child baptized, parents are asked to contact the minister. Next baptism date is November 14. What does community development mean? Last year, it meant building a new wharf for Point au Gaul, Newfoundland. Renovating an education centre in High Level, Alberta. - And improving a salmon fishery in the Skeena region of British Columbia. This year it means jobs for over .48,000 Canadians. he federal government's Canada Community Development Projects (CCDP) will provide $270 million to hire local workers for projects that improve the com- munities in which they live. Young people, men and women and disabled Canadians, will be building their work skills and.experience, while building their communities. If you have an idea that will enhance the economic or social lite of your community and employ three Or more local people full-time, visit your local Canada Employment Centre. Applications and program irtforni ation are available for sponsor organizations, local corporations and cooperatives who've got the experience to organize and coordinate community-based employment programs like CCDP. Job creation is it vital component of the federal government's six and live economic recovery plan. Tell us what you think community development can rilean to your community; and all the people Who live and work there. Applications must be received by September 30, 1982. Employment and Emploi et Immigration Canada Immigration Canada Canad"a Times -Advocate, September 29,1982 RLING The Place to BUY BEEF And Produce Too Exeter 235•0420 Open Thurs., & Fri. Nites Till 9. Page 11 Check Out With Big Savings On These Store Sliced COOKED HAM Ib. '• SAVE $1.00 Ib. Regular 10 Ib. bag GROUND BEEF 1.19 Ib. Reg. Price $1.89 You Save' 70C Ib. Granulated White SUGAR Reg. Price 1.79 You Save 60t 1.1 Darling 11 Ib. box BEEF PATTIES each 13.99 Save $3.00 box Boneless Rump or Bottom Round ROASTS Z.49 Ib. IGA White Sliced BREAD loaf 594 Boneless Darlings Finest Ribeye or New York Strip STEAKS Save $2.00 Ib. $3.99.6. Si Iverwood's 2% MILK Reg. Price $2.23 You Save 45t $1.78 We reserve the right to limit quantities to average family requirments. • !