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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-04-15, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, April 15, 1987 A time for singing at Unitod Church Palm Sunday a time of singing, children singing in the story time. All about the Bible even if the spelling was wrong, the spirit was right and the message of warship from the soul acceptable. • At LueantUnited Church Sunday morning Mrs. Linda Froats, the leader for this Sunday was presented with a cross made from palm fronds. commemorating Palm Sunday. Each one of the children received one as well. . Rev. Darrell Shaule read the scrip- tures Psalm 24:7-10 and Luke 19:28-413. This passage from Luke's gospel gives us the complete picture of the one Sunday; Jesus was «•elcom- ed and treated as a King and ending with "the people hung on every word He spoke". The gospels give us today ''every word Ile spoke" by way of the writ- ten accounts recorded for us there. We must apply ourselves, read with total concentration, study ..with diligence and pray constantly. Only in this way will we be prepared to meet Easter Sunday and the power of Ilis resurrection. Our singing theme continued with guest the "Medway Madregal Choir". They were superb. lnspireil by an un- seen source, a truly beautiful melody, three different versions of Psalm. 100, followed by a Canadian composer's works called "A Small child". A clos- ing anthem rounded off their %'ery meaningful program. The logo for our church anniver- sary is "coming alive at 125" and this has been beautifully and skillfully made for us by Mrs. Gwen Lynn. This scarlet and gold hanging is gracing the front of the church and is ex- tremely effective. Do come to visit and enjoy with us this work of art. Middlesex townships get grants for roads 'Doug Reycraft,• MPP for hfid- Glencoe. Reycraft made the announcement ff of the--l-lenourai�lcs--1 d__ Fulton, Minister of Transportation and Communications: "These funds represent a signifi- cant contribution tot he tran.porlatier system in these three municipalities, ' Reycraft said. The funds are m addi- tion to the grants normally given to • the municipalities by the Ontario government" . "The Government of Ontario is committed to roads and highways as generators of economic growth and as links for families and emergency ser- vices;" Re•yeraft -said. ,'Phis addi- • tional funding reinforces that com- mit men( ."Reycraft added. The $41.30( grant for ('aradoc• represents the province's contribut ion toward the sand salt shed project. The $43,500 grant for Delaware will assist the township with a gravel pit payment acid acquisition of a loader- backhoe. The $10,000 grant for Gleneoe represents the province's subsidy for the village's North Street Project. • The funds willbe transferred to the municipalities on completion of their respective project. dlesex�has announced $94.80() in sup- plementary � gran(s for three dlesex communities. Caradoc Township_ will receive $41.:300, Delaware Township will get $43.500 and $10,000 will go the Village of. Damages 56,000 in one crash In the only motor vehicle accident of the week in the arta patrolled by the Lucan detachment of the OPP. Constable Dale listed damages at $6,050. It occurred at 6:15 a.m., Thursday on Highway 4 and involved vehicles driven by Dorothy Kestler, Dashwood and Alan O'Brien, Kitchener., During the week- there were :38 general occurrences hich included two instances each of break; enter -and theft; thefts under $1,000. and wilful damage. One male person was charged with impaired driving and two driving suspensions of 12 hours were issued. Three persons were charged with violations of the Liquor Licence Act. JUNIOR CHOIR GETS FUNDS -- Carolyn Bradford of the St. Marys children's choir accepts a cheque from Jock Rundle of the Kirkton- Woodham Winter Carnival. T -A photo Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Plan to attend our service of celebration at 10 a.m. on April 26. We are celebrating.25 years of U.C.W. The speaker will be Mrs. Verna Burgin (Kirkton), second vice presi- dent of Huron -Perth Presbyterial United Church Women. Several ladies of our congregation will also take part in this special service. Mrs. Millie Desjardine will be the guest soloist. The Choirs and Brass of the Chris- tian Music Assembly will present a sacred concert in the Exeter United ('hureb Exeter. Concert date is April 25 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the door. $6.50 and $4.50 for students and seniors. This will be the four". on( f.rt of this choir in this al .r ut 't),41 ,rn Ontario. This asseinhly •-10 voa ,t will be led by Leen& w .ar,,r 1ndre Knevel will be on the organ. Come for an evening of blessing, singing the praise of God. We have been approached by a compahy to•see if we are interested in a church photo directory. We need to know of your interest before we can respond. Please sign the page on the table if interested. If you have ques- tions, contact Rev. Elder. '. Personals Miss Brenda Glanville and Carl Farr, cSt. Thomas spent the weekend with family and friends. In hospital at South Huron Exeter are Mrs. Alma Schwartz, Mr. Willis Stewardson and Mrs.Estrella Finkbeiner. Mrs. Idella Sims returned home Saturday after spending the week at South Huron Hospital Exeter. t Exeter Home and Garden Show had beautiful displays this year, and anyone who didn't go, sure missed a lot of interesting things to see. Mrs. Mancel Farr and Mrs. Ernie Risto, Golden Lake visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Wednesdaysupper guests with Mrs. Lorna Barnes, Ken Wareham and - girls, RR 1 Thedford. Lorna and Jen- na Barnes spent Friday with her dad and 1. The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from John 13:21-38 which was read by Howard Hendrick , and Rev. Elder's sermon was titled ' "Loving Unconditionally". Choir practice will be at 8 p.m: Wednesday evening in the Sunday school rooms. Services for Easter are Good Fri- day April 17 at 10:30 a.m. and Easter Sunday April 19 at 10:00 a.m. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be offered at the Easter Sunday service. Exeter club meets for 4-H By Jodi Sararas The fifth meeting of the Exeter I 4-H Club was held at thehome of Nan- cy Hines. The members spent their time talking and working on their books. .till Sararas and-Brenea Sanders ° brought the snack. The next meeting will be held April 15 at the home of Mary DeBoer. . • ASSISTANCE FOR ARC — John Gray, executive director of the South Huron Association for the Mentally Handicapped accepts a cheque Al Eveleigh of the Kirkton-Woodham Winter Carnival. f rom Come to our Exeter • 1 CARNIVAL dinner of the Brian Hardeman Kirkton Agricultural Society. DONATES TO FAIR Kirkton-WoodhamMinter n presents a cheque At Wednesday's annual awards Carnival, incoming president to Shirley Brintnell for the T -A photo. FRI., APRIL 24 - 9 - 9 SAT., APRIL 25 - 9 - 2nd LOCATION 5 Serving you better! .301 MAIN STREET, EXETER (old Beckers store) (0) HITACHI Showroom SPS 0Co'0' - TELEVISIONS - VCRs - STEREOS - CAMERAS - VHS TAPES Reg. $9.75 2 days only $5.99 • cioftel unit1rn Satellite Television Systems DECODERS.... - ITS LEGAL & WE'VE GOT THEM! 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