HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-02-06, Page 7Thames Road ladies
attend Presbyterial
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mrs. Barry Jeffery and Mrs.
William Rohde attended the 18th an-
nual meeting of the Huron -Perth
Presbyterial at Wingham United
Church, Monday.
Church Service
The minister, Rev. Robert
Matheson was in charge of the fourth
Sunday after Epiphany and the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. He
told the children a story entitled
"Love Is The Strongest."
The meditation was entitled
"Beating At The Heart of Life."
Paul instructs us as to how to wor-
ship and Mark unveils the tasks of
Jesus for us, he introduces Jusus'
authenticity to us in a vivid manner.
Jesus gives us signs he is the one of
' whom Moses has spoken in
Deuteronomy. We are challenged to
do justice. We are invited to the table
when we do not deserve to be - this is
a taste of God's justice of which all
are to have a part of.
God's power is unfolding for us, we
are called to help bring order out of
Good
Luck
to
Big V Drug Store
and
The Flower Pedlar
We wish you success
for your openings and
in the years ahead.
We are happy to
have been chosen
to do the
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Good
Luck
To Big V
Drug Store
and
The Flower
Pedlar
on
their Grand Openings
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Sand, Gravel,
Hauling,
Snow Removal
PH 233-2489
235-2815
and
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Jim Snow
Phone
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chaos - many examples of chaos in
our world today.
The United Church Creed was read
in unison.
The members of session then
distributed the Elements of
Sacrament.
The Fellowship Group meeting will
be held Sunday, February 24 at 8
p.m. in Thames Road Church. Rev.
Robert and Mrs. Matheson and Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Stewart are in charge
of the meeting.
The official board meeting of both
churches will be held in Thames Road
Church, Monday, February 25 at 8
p.m.
Personals
Messrs Grant and Scott Hodgert ar-
rived home Friday evening after at-
tending the wedding of their cousin
Brad Cann in Australia in December.
They toured Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duncan and
Douglas, Ottawa spent the week -end
with the former's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Duncan. Saturday they all
were guests at the Passmore -Parker
wedding in Aylmer, also the
reception.
Edwin Miller arrived home on Sun-
day evening after having been in the
Philippine Islands for the past month.
On arriving home he heard of the sud-
de assing of his only brother, the
laverard Miller of Exeter.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to the family and relatives
of the late Everard Miller. Many peo-
ple from this area called at the
Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home on
Sunday to pay their respect.
Mrs. Arthur Hankinson, Montreal is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jef-
fery and boys for a few days.
Miss Barbara Miller, Toronto spent
the week -end at her home here.
GETTING HELP — Carrie Wilhelm is getting some help from Rodney
Woods in donning a snowshoe during Friday's Winter Carnival at
Stephen Central School. T -A photo
Times -Advocate, February 6, 1985 Page 7
Caven ladies elect
The annual meeting of Caven
Presbyterian Church was held
Wednesday evening, January 30.
In the Ministers reflection Rev. Mr.
Knight repeated some of the thoughts
expressed in a sermon "The Gift of
Time". The impoortance of each in-
dividual making a personal invest-
ment to the work and activities of the
church in the giving of time. The
church takes time - the gift of time is
essential for the life of the church.
Printed reports are available for all
members. Appreciation was express-
ed in absentee to Mrs. David McClure
and Mrs. Jean Carey for the printing
of bulletins and annual reports.
A vote of thanks to the minister for
his leadership and guidence in 1964
was recorded and money raised for
all church purposes was $40,700. •
The following were elected as
church officers: Envelope secretary
- Mrs. Charles Dalrymple,
Cromhenex treasurer - James
Glasgow, Treasurer - James Dongall,
SS Superintendent and Treasurer -
John McNeilly, Trustees - Harry
Strang, John Corbett, Norman
Stanlake, Cradle roll secretary -
Sheila Dougall.
Board of Managers - Douglas
Dalrymple, Ken Oke, Keith Strang,
David Moore, Bill Thomson, Darryl
Keys and representative from P.C.W.
Gordon Auxilary and Session.
Pentecostal WMS
The January Meeting of the
Women's Ministries of the
Pentecostal Tabernacle was held at
the home of Mrs. Jean Jolly with 16
members present.
The meeting opened by singing of
hymns. Mrs. Donnan presided at the
piano. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
Hilda jzenga.
The 7511 call was answered with a
verse of scripture containing the word
"Snow". The minutes of the last
meeting were read by Mrs. Ada
Triebner.
The financial report was read by
Mrs. Mary Blanchard and letters and
cards of thanks were read by Mrs.
Ruth McLaren. Also a letter from
head office re the opening of a new
church in Bradford with Brian Ren -
nick and family pastoring.
The missionary reading was given
by Mrs. Estrilla Finkbeiner. Mrs.
Donnan gave the message of the
afternoon. Looking back over the year
we can all think of the many ways we
could have improved our testimony.
Our thoughts, our words and doings
are so very important. Every life we
touch is a field of ministry. God sent
His Son to minister so ought we to
minister His calvary love.
Prayer time followed with each
member participating. The meeting
was closed by singing a couple of
choruses and a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. Jean Jolly and Mrs.
Ada Triebner.
By ALICE DICKENS
A goodly number of Happy Gang
seniors met Wednesday noon for their
pot -luck dinner in the town hall.
Following the delicious meal, seven
tables of euchre were at play. The
following won prizes - Evelyn
Trevithick, Florence White, Becky
Ross,Don Lockhart, Jennie Hartle,
Levi White.
President Harold Guilfoyle
welcomed all and reminded them of
the next euchre, February 13 at 1:30
It was fun, food and fellowship Mon-
day evening at the Activity Centre.
Having a variety of games such as
crokinole, aggravation, dominoes and
rook,brought forth many a laugh.
Piping hot tea' with tasty cookies
along with a neighbourly visit brought
a pleasant evening to a close.
President Ervin Gingerich welcom-
ed all. Remember films will be shown
in the Centre, Friday, February 15.
This is another service, the Activity
Centre committee offers the seniors.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs, June Turnbull and family in the
passing of her husband Bill.
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