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Times -Advocate, March 22, 1989
Hibbert UCW meet
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA - The members of the
Hibbert United :Church women,
met in the Family Life Centre on
Wednesday when they were led in a
time of worship by leaders, Ilia.
Barker and Pat McKinnon..,
They used Joy as their theme and
scripture verses from Matthew
were read followed by three read-
-ings, "The Cabin Walls are Clos-
ing In Quickly", "Easter Lily" and .
"Todays Gladness'
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Gwcn Christie chaired the busi-,
ness portion along with interm
secretary Verle Mahon. Members
voted to donate to the Huron -Perth
Camping Leadership course a'nd
were also reminded of the current
Food Grains Bank Campaign.
A letter from Dr. Allen Knight
thanked participants for their help
with the growing seeds for Africa
fund.
Various upcoming events were
noted among them - Health Con-
cerns for. Women on March 14 in
Mitchell and the Bimini Church
Camp work day on April 22. -
A contest conducted by Ada Pe -
thick, lightened the mood, to be
followed by a friendly lunch served
by Ada Petchick and Joy Dearing..
The International meeting of the
Staffa Women's Institute will be
•held in the township hall on Wed-
nesday March 29 at 1:30. p.m.
Guest speaker will be Joan Day-
nard. Roll call is to be answered by.
naming a food from another coun-
try. Everyone is welcome.
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KIRKTON - The Missing Piece
meets the Big 0 was presented by
the Geneve Theatre at the Kirkton
Public Library March 15 attracted
84 children and adults.
The show was an adaptation of
Shel Silverstein's story and was
sponsored by the Ministry of Cul-
ture and the Ontario Arts Council.
On location or Studio
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137 Thames Rd., East, Exeter, Ont.
New sign- The southern entrance to the hamlet of Cromarty
sports a new sign erected by unknown persons. Admiring the new
sign are Ellie and Hans van Euw of Seaforth.
Exeter Vitra
EXETER - Hello from everyone
at the Villa. Spring is officially
here but winter seems a bit reluc-
tant to leave. It's good t� see the
daylight hours increasing.
Happy Birthday to Mary Stewart
this week. Belated wishes. to Rev.
and Mrs..J-lawley as they -celebrated
their 20th anniversary.
The Legion ladies started our
week off on the right foot with
their monthly bingo. We are always
delighted to see the ladies come.
We tried something very different
for us last week. Our bakers were
busy making -homemade .rolls for
supper.
They were such a success that
next week we are going to try hot
cross buns. - The ladies also made cornmeal
muffins for us to enjoy at bingo in
the nursing home. The muffins
were good but tasted even better
with the addition of some home-
made grape jelly.
Rev. VanEssen -conducted our
weekly worship services last week.
Thanks to everyone from his con-
gregation who assisted with the ser-
vice. It was good to have the extra
help with the singing.
Leprechaun Bingo brought the
Irish: out in everybody. Everyone
had to wear some green to win a
prize, and each game was different.
No one had the opportunity to yell
bingo, we heard several shouts of
"Green", "Irish" and"Leprechaun."
Thought for the week: Anybody
who thinks talk is cheap never
argued with a traffic cop.
Palm Sunday service
at Thames- Road UC
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Sheila.
Macgregor was in charge of the
Palm Sunday Church 'Service on
Sunday morning. The seasonal co-
lour is red.
Rev. Sheila gave the children's
message "Follow The String. The
children were all given a green
Palm Branch and they sang "We
Have A King" and waved their
branches as they walked down the
aisle to Sunday School.
The choir -sang two anthems
"Hosanna,: Blessed Is He" and "Ride
On O Great Redeemer" accompanied
by the organist Agnes Bray.
The Palm Sunday Meditation was
Hillbilly Preacher from Galilee
Goes to Jerusalem: Jesus prepares
to enter Jerusalem.
He will enter majestically, hear-
ing cries of Hosanna in the highest.
His sights are set on what He must
do; His intentions are faithful to
God, who sustains Him. Soon the
crowds will disperse, to be replaced
. by tormenters; adulation will cease,
and .1 -le will be faced with betrayal.
Humiliation and obedience lead to
death so that life may abound to
God's glory.
Coming events
On Wednesday March 22 at 7:30
p.m. sharp the youth Group Prac-
tice at Thames Road Sanctuary for
Easter Sunrise Play. All Young
People please attend. If time a film
will be shown afterwards at the
manse with pop and snack to fol-
low.
On Wednesday March 22 Tyro
Boys to meet at Thames Road
Church at 6:30 p.m. to set tables
and for rehearsal for next night.
Thursday March 23 Thames Road
church Tyros dinner at 7 p.m. So-
cial time before at 6:30 p.m.
Good Friday March 24 at 8 p.m.
at Thames Road Church. A church
service and Family Communion
Dashwood
by Bernice Boyle
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DASHWOOD - Dashwood
U.C.W. entertained at the Blue Wa-
ter lest Home for .their March
Birthday party. President Karen Tie -
man welcomed all the residents and
-gave best wishes to the four resi-
dents who had birthdays th'
'mond.
service will take place.
Easter Sunrise Service and Youth
Presentation at Thames Road
Church at 7:30 a.m. Breakfast to
follow at 8 a.m.
Easter Sunday Service of Baptism
at Thames Road Church at the regu-
lar church service hour at 11:15
a.m.
Those who wish to donate an
Easter Lily in memory of a loved
one are asked to place the plant in
the sanctuary prior to the beginning
of the service. Please phone Sharon
Passmore so that she can place an
"In Memoriam" in the bulletin.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duncan and
Doug of Ottawa visited a few days
and Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Oliver, Da-
vid, Ryan and Julie of New Ham-
burg visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart -and
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgcrt arrived
home on Saturday after having
spent the winter break in Florida.
-Mr. and Mrs: Bill Rohde spent
the weekend at Port Huron.
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The Lutheran Ladies Guild met
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