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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 14Z- 4 Page 14 Times -Advocate, October 25. 1909 tMany activities taking place at GB churches By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - 'There was an infant baptism during the 11 a.m. 1 Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary g Church at Grand Bend. Daniel Jo- seph Orville Romphf, son of Don- ald Romphf and Margaret (Groot- jen) Romphf was received into the Catholic community with Father Paul Beck presiding. The reau, r at 11 a.m. Mass was John Bannon and Roberta Walker I was cantor, with Paul Dietrich as organist for the service. The choir tsang "I Will Raise Him Up" and so- floist Roberta Walker sang "Come Down Lord" during Communion. tMr. and Mrs. John Bannon were Eucharistic ministers. In his sermon, Father Beck talked about the necessity of prayer in our lives. A group of CWL ladies will be driving to St. Mary's, Hesson for the annual fall Deanery meeting on October 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. United Church During Sunday service at Grand Bend United Church, Rev. Colin Stover talked about the Mission and Service Fund of the United Church of Canada. Prayers are an- swered by supporting this M and S Fund. Rev. Stover told several real- ' life stories about people who have been helped by those missionaries and workers who are funded from it. The Mandate magazine was dis- tributed, which lists all the projects and programs that the United Church supports. Ann Russell read the Scriptures, from Habakkuk and Luke. The Choral Anthem was "In Christ There Is No East or West". November 5 at 11 am. will be the Anniversary Service of Grand Bend United, with a special cele- bration and light lunch for every- one after the service. November 8 marks the annual Turkey Supper, with advance tick- ets on sale from October 23, adults $7, children $3 and take-out orders $7.50. Church of God The choir opened the morning worship at the Grand Bend Church of God with the hymn "I Will Call Upon the Lord." The choir was led by Millie Desjardine, who was also the worship leader for the service. A duet was presented by Phyllis Desjardine and Joy Mason, "How Great Thou Art." Rev. Stan Desjardine based his sermon on the Scripture passage found in Ephesians 2:1-10. This Bible portion outlines the change that can come into a person's 'life through Jesus Christ. There is a new relationship with God and a new purpose in life to do good works for His glory. In the evening service, the pastor shared from the Book of Jude, "Defending the Faith". The ladies are reminded of the la- dies' Bible Coffee Study held each Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. in the Sauble Court Apts. The Beaco- naires will meet this month on Tuesday evening, November 7 for a good pot luck supper and guest speaker. Next Sunday at 7 p.m. there will be a men's quartet from the Zurich Mennonite Church, as guest singers. Bible class There were 19 ladies out for Bible Study at Sauble Court Lounge last Tuesday morning. El- eanor Durie opened with a reading, and Millie Desjardine led the hymn sing. They welcomed back Vera Brown to the group, who has recov- ered from a recent illness in hospi- tal. The group studied Part 2 of "Women Who Overcame Their Past" from the workbook "Women Who Believed God." They studied ORPHA Club By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend ORPHA Club met at tate home of Dorothy Cutting on Octo- ber 16 with 14 members and one guest present. Jean Clapperton opened thb meeting with a reading "Be On Time". She gave an infor- mative talk about ecology and showed two books with verses and illustrations wriuen by a Michigan lady who was crippled from polio. Dorothy Cutting displayed the knitting she's done for the ORPHA Club Christmas donation to Chil- dren's Services. Ellen Couts read some Halloween riddles and Cuuing read "Consultations at a Doctor's Office". Irene thanked Dorothy for hosting the club. Eva Allister closed the meeting with "Thanks for the Little Things," and "A Prayer • of Thanks." The next meeting will be at Mary Barber's home. Refreshments were served, and a social time spent. the story of Lot's wife and the de- struction of the wicked cities So- dom and Gomorrah. In Luke's gospel they read of the judgment on Sodom, to warm peo- ple to be alert and not chained by lives of false security. Luke simply says "Remember Lot's wife." Scrip- ture passages studied were from Genesis, Timothy, Ezekiel, Mat- thew and Luke. Pat Desjardine led the lesson and closed with prayer for sick and shut-ins. All ladies of the community are invited to this interdenominational Bible study each Tuesday moming. 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Best canvassers - The CCAT students who collected the most mon- ey during the canvass for the Arthritis Society were rewarded at an informal ceremony in the college 'cafeteria on Friday. Shown (left) are Ruth Wise, Heather Moreland and Leslie Campbell. Missing: Jcff Nash. MONDAY OCTOBER 23 THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1989 1.0117 - 2 ems rat MIL! The hO ijJt' MTS Farm Supplies Inc. on Hwy. 83 at 215 Pickard Rd. 235-2808 1 Levi 61 9.. Bleach Jeans 31" Mens Sport Shirts 25' off Vuarnet T -Shirts & Fleece Tops oh Mens , Washable Flan. nel & Stretch Hopsack (by Gaslight & Riviera) Dress Pants 3499 Mens . Heritage Plaid. 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Take Advantage of Gerrard's Annual October Presentation - Lou Vince, chairman of the southwestem Ontario branch of the Arthritis Society, accepts a cheque for $3071 from Ka- thy Culver, president of the CCAT student council. The money was raised in a one -day canvass of Exeter, Shipka, Centralia, Crediton and Huron Park. Best canvassers - The CCAT students who collected the most mon- ey during the canvass for the Arthritis Society were rewarded at an informal ceremony in the college 'cafeteria on Friday. Shown (left) are Ruth Wise, Heather Moreland and Leslie Campbell. Missing: Jcff Nash. MONDAY OCTOBER 23 THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1989 1.0117 - 2 ems rat MIL! The hO ijJt' MTS Farm Supplies Inc. on Hwy. 83 at 215 Pickard Rd. 235-2808 1 Levi 61 9.. Bleach Jeans 31" Mens Sport Shirts 25' off Vuarnet T -Shirts & Fleece Tops oh Mens , Washable Flan. nel & Stretch Hopsack (by Gaslight & Riviera) Dress Pants 3499 Mens . Heritage Plaid. 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