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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-08, Page 21USBORNE CENTRAL GRADUATES The grade eight graduating term at Usborne Central School is shown here. Back, left, principal Al Taylor Ryan Hern Jeff Kerslake, Ben Oke, Jon Ellerington. Rob bie Passmore, Peter McAllister Tom Passmore, Mark Finlayson and • Jason Hero. Centre. Anna Szabo. Andrea Francis, Jayne.Rowe, Susan Rev. K. Teddy Smits New minister at By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Rev. K. Teddy Smits was in charge of the church service Sunday morn- ing at Elimville. He told the children's story about the crow and the fox. We sang the children's hymn "This is•My Fathers World". The Scripture lesson was read from St. John 21:4-11. and Revelation 21:1-8. Rev. Smits took as his text John 21 verse 6 "Cast The Net on the Other Side". It was one of those bleak mornings that greeted the disciples. They had been fishing all night on the Lake of Galilee and yet, they had caught nothing. But a stranger was standing on the shore, as they were coming in. It was, when they came closer, the Risen Christ. He shouts over the water, did you bring any fish for breakfast? Peter yells back, we caught nothing all night! Some scholars who went to the Lake of Galilee say that the water is so clear so one can see what's in the Grubb. Down Yenliri, Lisa Hendrick. Apryl Yenlin, Lori Miller, Sally Bott, Koren Foster and teacher Al Beattie. Front, Deanne Ballontyne Kristen Ford, Barbara Tieman, Tobi Taylor, Carrie Oke. Sherri Col- eman. Sheryl Oke and Tammy Westlake. Photo by D.G.S. Studios Thames Road YC water. Christ may have seen a school of fish swimming toward Him, and He yells "Cast the net on the otbre side". The Risen Christ had more in mind . than telling these men to cast the net on the other side. They had gone back to their old jobs of fishing. But Christ - had intended to become fishers of men. It was a different world. After three years of study 'they were now called upon 10 spread the good news. So they are told!! Cast the net on the other side. There are many times in life when we face changed conditions and we must move the beacons, we must cast the net on the,other side. There are many times in life when we face changed conditions and we must move the beacons, we must cast the net on the other side. A marriage falls apart, a business goes bankrupt, a serious accident paralizes a young person, a son of a good family is arrested on drug charges. For a few weeks one is numbed. What direction shall we go now? How can we turnpersonal tragedy in- to a profit? Life never stays the same. In Revelation 21 John says, "I saw a new heaven and a new earth". One day we come to a total change in this life, in our bodies, and we leave it all behind. A heavenly bod3 will greet its Lord and join an army of triumphant saints. There will be an Official Board meeting July 20 at 8:30 p.m. A good attendance is hoped for. Sunday July' 12 workship service will be combined at Thames Road at 10 a.m. Rev. K. Teddy and Mrs. Smits formerly of Atwood moved into the manse Thursday. We welcome them to our community. Brian Richardson is spending this week at Camp Bimini. • BLESSES GOVERNMENT PLAQUES - Father Gary Goyeau blesses plaques presented to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on the 100th anniversary by Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff and Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell. Looking on are master of ceremonies Joe Hogan and Centennial committee chairman Pat Sullivan. T -A photo Centralia additions By Mrs. TOM KOOY Mr. and Mrs. Percy Knee have moved from Iluron Park into the apartment al S and N Variety Store in town: Welcome back to the village Percy and Vi. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick and family spent the weekend visiting with their parents in the Cargill area. A large crowd bf relatives and friends gathered at the United Church Saturday to attend the Fletcher -Scott. wedding. Congratulations are extend- ed to the happy couple. FINANCIAL CENTRE, GODERICH 524-2773 1.800-265.5503 Sunday afternoon Tom and I were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cy Morley 01 West McGillivray at Ileyw•ood's restaurant 10 celebrate my birthday. Other visitors with us during the weekend were Helen MacDonald. Lucan: Hubert and Bernice Cooper: Exeter and Howard Dolan, Watford. Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner; Ron F'ahner, Iluron Park; Don Fahner, Exeter; Mrs. Nancy Dotson, Brantford and Mrs. Mildred Cora of Dearborn, Michigan spent the weekend in Espanala with Mr. and Mrs. John Fahner. Todd and Chris. They crossed over on the M. S. ('hi Cheemaun. . `�"� Zoo • goo ? Ingn= , an wcsIiir� � �C.:•%tea• Landscaping Sod Supply Times -Advocate, July 8, 1987 Pogo 7A Dashwod businessman at brother's funeral by Bernice Boyle Otto N. Schatz,'a prominent Garden City businessman and a member 01 the city council there in the inid-194th. died June 27 at the age of 86. Mr, U. Schatz was owner of Allo N. Schatz Real Estate Co. and an in- surance agency, now operated by his son, Vernon. He moved Iron, Dashwood 57 years ago to Garden ('i- ty where he quickly established himself as a pioneering real estate. saleman in the 1930s. To drum up business he would often stand by the gates at the Ford plants distributing brochures. The chief selling point was that"'everyone could have a half acre to an acre enough for a garden" and that is how the city got its name. Otta and his wife Alice celebrated their 60th anniversary June 25. He is survived by his wife Alice. daughter, Carol Klesson, son Vernon A. Brother Vernon of Dashwood and another brother, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schatz. at- tended his brother's funeral Wednes- day July 1 in Garden City accom- panied by Mrs. Oscar lodgers and Granton By MRS. E. SUMMERS Court Valentine Lady Foresters - met at the home of president Sister Edith Youngston in St. Marys Tues- day evening June 30. District Dept. Brother Vidal Mills and Sister Fran Mrs. Mills were welcomed. The hostess and her assistants served a garden dinner, the menu was Ken- tucky Fried Chicken • Following the meal the business was taken care of. It was deckled to have a booth at the Lion's Fun Day and sell baked goods and soft drinks. Personals - Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and • Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins were Mrs. Lois Herbert, Miss Helen Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Waugh, all of London and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall and Jason 01 Glencoe. The occasion was the celebration of Jason's birthday. This is the month for Granton Chur- ches to take their vacations. There will be no church services this month. The St. Thomas Anglican Church congregation are busy preparing for their.annual beef barbecue, which is being held at the Lion's Park July 16. Advance tickets are being sold by any church member. • Gerald and Dorothy Hern are holidaying this week' at Nine Mile Lake. Mrs. Maxine Hart. Mitchell. Youth sell cheese Dashwood U.C. Youth are selling cheese to help raise money for Con nie Kaak to go to Haiti and Mis- sionary -with -Youth for Christ -for t��o weeks in July. If you want to order please contact Dean Boyle. . Personals Mrs. Nancy Becker and Bernice Boyle visited in Mt. Clemens with Frank and Barbara Mcisaac. Frank and Eunice Dutertre. Dinsmore. Sask., arrived on the weekend to spend a couple of weeks with Eurnice's parents Mr. and Mrs. .Everett Heist. Canada Day visitors with Aldene Wolfe were Eleanor Parker and Scott and Michael. London. Weekend visitors were Tom and Pat Woile. Mark, Adam and Stephanie, Dor- chester. On Sunday Aldene, Pal and. Stephanie attended a bridal shower for Lisa Hamather. Hensall. Cancel church at Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Service at St. Patrick's church i. - cancelled for the month of July - Ser- vice will be held the first Sunday in August . School is out and the youngsters are - in holiday mood. Car drivers must keep this in mind and watch mut for bicycles also. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. ,Jeffrey Young Richard and John and Miss. Marylou Tindall were guests with me during the past.week Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis visited their cousins Mrs. Lege Ahhoti and Mrs. Eileen Carroll at the Exeter Villa, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray aid Mr. and Mrs. Hugh -Davis attended the reception and dance in Exeter Saturday evening following the Scot Fletcher wedding. Mr. and- Mrs. Hugh Davis were guests at a barbecue .at the home oI Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston, of Strat- ford. Sunday. 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