Times Advocate, 1989-09-27, Page 12Page 12
September 27, 1989
Making a decision
Special service at Centralia
By MRS. MARY KOOY
CENTRALIA - The congregation
of Centralia United Church joined
with Zion congregation on Sunday
when their guest speaker was Rev.
Bill Steadman of Forest. Special
music was provided by Woodham
mens quartet.
Next Sunday the celebration of
Holy Communion will be held at
both churches.
Thursday of this week exercise re-
sumes at Centralia Church 8:45 to
9:30 a.m. On the same evening
Teen Group will meet at 6:30 to 9
p.m. at Thames Road ball park for
baseball, hay ride and wiener roast.
All teens welcome.
On Monday October 2 the new
women's group will meet at Cen-
tralia church at 8 p.m. Guest speak-
er will be Gwen Dykeman from
Centralia College when her topic
will be "Fun with Wood."
Are you ready for another season
of euchre at the Community Cen-
tre. If so be there on Monday Octo-
ber 2 at8 p.m.
Sunday guests with Tom and
Mary Kooy following services at
St. Patrick's Anglican Church were
Helen MacDonald, Harry and Mari-
an Noels and Howard Dolan.
Congratulations to Harry and Ei-
leen Carroll of Saintsbury who cel-
ebrated their 57th wedding anniver-
sary on September 21. Their son
Wayne, Cheryl and family enter-
tained them at a family dinner.
J
Judging vegetables • hown ju•ging vegetables at the Exeter Fall Fair Friday afternoon are Bill Gib-
son, Les Cudmore and John Kingma.
Cuba topic at Staffa UCW
BY ROBERTA TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA - The September meet-
ing of the Hibbert United Church
women opened with recorded music,
Verle Mahon and Mary F. Dow
were in charge of the program and
devotions. Their theme was Cuba,
which they had both visited not too
long ago.
They said. Cuba is made up of flat
rolling plains and mountains.
Along the coastal arca the sand is
very white and the water deep blue.
Spanish is the main language and
very little English is spoken.
They have free health care. Sugar
is their main source of income. Cu-
bans are only allowed to travel to
other communist countries. Their
food is rationed but not to tourists.
There is no candy, gum, chips etc.
- to be -found in stores.
A film about a Christian couple
planning marriage was shown, tell-
ir►g of their problems getting hous-
ing etc. Mary F. Dow gave a read-
ing from the Observer and Verle
read scripture taken from 1st Corin-
thians.
The showed pictures they had tak-
en while in Cuba. The buildings are
made from materials found on the
island, coral and cement with
thatched roofs.
Ada Pethick presided for the busi-
ness, when members were available
for 54.00 each and United Church
cookbooks for $ 10. each.
-The meeting closed with the
United Church Benediction and
cookies and tea were served by Ella
Vivian.
Visiting Saturday with Doris
Miller were Ken and Ruby Simp-
son, RR 5 London.
Two children received the sacra-
ment of baptism during the morn-
ing service at Cromatty Presbyteri-
Saints ury by Mrs. Heber Davis
SAINTSBURY - Thanksgiving
Service was held at St. Patrick's
church, Sunday. Rev. Wheeler was
in charge.
Sheryl Carroll provided special
music, Rose Cunningham server
and Nadine Bedell read the lessons.
Rev. Wheeler spoke to the children
on being faithful and trustworthy in
looking after their toys etc.
Hbr text was from the 18th chap-
ter of St. Luke. "He who is faithful
in a very little is faithful also in
much." There were flowers and
vegetables in the church, thanks to
Marguerite Greenlee.
Lisa Julie and Ryan Carroll sang
"The Song of the Dance" accompa-
nied by their mother Sheryl Car-
roll. All enjoyed their hymn at the
close of the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Lucan
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Kooy. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee and family with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
Gote Wennerstrom, Mrs. Greta
Gibson and Mrs. Mabel Needham
Lucan with me.
Thanksgiving service is being
held at St. Paul's Kirkton and the
congregation of St. Patrick's are in-
vited to the service.
Mrs. Mabel Needham attended
the 50th wedding anniversary for
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bannister, Lon-
don township, September 23.
Marguerite Greenlee and I were
dinner guests with Jean and Tom
Richardson, London. Jean is my
granddaughter.
About people you know
Mr. and Mrs.' Wes Witmer at-
tended the wedding of their grand-
daughter Debra Witmer' and Thom-
as Allen on September 23 at Knox
Presbyterian Church in Woodstock.
They also attended the reception at
the Quality Inn and visited will'
their son Leo and Mary Lou Wit-
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