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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-02-06, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, February 6, 1991 FA M114Y Centralia by Mary Kooy Granton by Muriel Lewis CENTRALIA - Prize winners at the euchre held at Heywood's Res- taurant on January 28, are as fol- lows; high score - Jessie Lewis and Ray Beavers; lone hands - Ieleen Pullman and Ed Armstrong; low score - Marian Noels and Murray Carter. The next tourney will take place at 2:30 p.m., on February 11. Ron and Linda Holcum, Barb Smith of Centralia, Wendi Horton of St. Thomas, Bonnie Kooy of London, Clayton, Alice and Clyde Kooy of Huron Park, were dinner guests of Mary Kooy, last Saturday night. Clyde and Alice Kooy were celebrating birthdays. The annual congregational meet- ing will be held following the ser- vice at the United Church on Sun- day, February 10. The meeting will begin with a potluck lunch. Day of Prayer EXETER - The annual World Day of Prayer will be held at the Exeter Christian Reformed Church in this community on March 1. The theme for this year is "On the Journey Together", and the service is written by women in Kenya "to come on a journey, a safari, with them in their country." This year will mark the 104th World Day of Prayer service and will be held worldwide in 170 countries. The ecumenical service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday March 1. Kirkton W.I. GRANTON - S tended to Florence ly in theusing of late Louisaa MoGregan Tuesday, January 29 Lois and Helen Hodgins and Betty all of London were day with Mr. and Hodgins. Tate and Muriel Lewis form Prospect Hill and Granton Women's Institutes attended the North Middlesex W.I. district direc- tors meeting at the home of the president Margaret Harris near Lobo on Monday, January 28. At the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday, February 3, Rev. Beverley Wheeler's message was on authority. She stressed that as God's people there is a need to be aware of the easy influence of society. The lessons were read by Marlene French and the minister. A time of fellowship followed the ser- vice. The Anglican bible study was cancelled last week due to the un- pathy18ex- and fami- sister, the of Sarnia on Herbert, John Anne Waugh, home on Sun - Mrs. Kenneth • I Wady death . of lean Warner's daughter Lynda Miller. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, in the abeenee of Pastor, Normalie Voakes, Russell Tousaw of Srribro took chtuge of the ser- vice. His sermon topic was Living with Grief - Above and Beyond. The lessons were form John 14 and Romans 8. The Granton UTH Group met at Bethel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day evenings. Granton 4-H Club J�1 The Granton 4-H Club held their fust meeting for the course "Fitness and Health the 4-H way" at the Lion's Club Pavilion Hall on Thurs- day, January 31. After opening with the 4-H pledge, the new mem- bers Paula Wallis, Charlotte McII- hargey, Kelly Campbell and Col- leen Moore were welcomed. Then the officers were elected as fol- lows: president Sylvia Beatson, vice president Lee Anne Kelly, and secretary Susan Bryan. Next, a 20 minute warm-up, workout and cool down was led by Sylvia Beatson. Appreciation night - Retired Blddulph Township fine chief Wes Hixon was honoured for his 30 years of service, Friday at the Lucan rec centre. He is seen here displaying one of many gifts, with his wife Ruby. Saintsbury KIRKTON - Kirkton Women's Institute held their January meeting Thursday, January 24, at the Com- munity Centre in Kirkton. President, Eleanor Williams opened the meeting with the Insti- tute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Women were reminded of the date February 20 for the celebration of St. Pauls Institute from 2 p.m. un- til 10 p.m. and all were invited to attend. Several thank yous were read from the girls receiving special awards at the December meeting in their 4-1-1 work. The conveners for the programs' Education and Cultural Affairs are Doris Batten and Mary Tufts. The guest speaker was Marion Baker of St. Marys, who spoke and showed pictures of their holiday in Hawaii last February. SAINTSBURY - The sincere sympathy of the community is ex- tended to the family of the late Lynda Lee Miller. She is survived by her husband John, and two sons John Jr. and Jason, as well as her mother Jean Warner of Lucan. The service was held at the C. Haskeu and Son Funeral Home, last Thurs- day. The St. Patrick's annual vestry meeting was held last Tuesday. Reverend . Beverley A. Wheeler opened the meeting with prayer. The following were chosen as rep- resentatives; Nadene Bedell as rec- tors warden, Wayne Carroll as peo- ples' warden, Nadene Bedell as lay dele to to Synod, Mary Jefferies as substitute lay delegate, Margaret Carroll as vestry clerk, Hazel Davis as treasurer, and auditor Wayne Carroll. Board of management are wardens, lay delegate, substitute lay delegate, vestry clerk, and church treasurer, A.C.W. president Cheryl Carroll and Hugh Davis. House church was again held ai Hugh and Hazel Davis's residence. The service of morning prayer was held at 8:30 a.m. on February 3. Holy Communion service will be held in the church at 11 a.m. on Sunday, February 10. Nadene Bedell will read the les- sons Job 7: 1-7, 1 Corinthians 9: 16-23. Gospel reading Mark 1: 29- 39. Pam Greenlee to be server and Margaret Carroll as lay assistant. Reverend `Bob Skelding, assistant curate from St. Paul's Cathedral, London, will take the service. Ambrose Koricina was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and family, last Sunday. George Miller of Flint, Michigan, recently enjoyed lunch with Hugh and Hazel Davis. Dashwood by Bernice Boyle DASHWOOD - A former Dash- wood resident, Everett Haist will celebrate his 98th birthday Sun- day, February 10. He will wel- come his friends and relatives in the Sunday School rooms of the Dashwood United church from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Everett lived in Dashwood for 47 years before moving to the Bluewater Rest Home rn September,1990. Calvary United Church congre- gation held their annual meeting Sunday, February 3. The U.C.W. served a fingerfood luncheon to 50 members. Gary Carruthers expressed his appreciation for the co-operation he has received from all members this past year. The Chairperson Robert Hoff- man, reviewed the annual reports. Secretary for the meeting was Donna Hoffman. The nominating committee Dean Boyle and Michael Tiernan pre- sented the following officers for 1991: Elders, Hugh Boyle, Jack Gais- er, Bill Weber, Jane Newman, Maud Hoffman; Stewards, Bernice Boyle, Maida Gaiser, Rita Chan- dler, Jack Riddell; Trustees, Dean Boyle, Jim Hoffman, Eleanor Wei- gand. Nominating committee 1991-92, Dean Boyle, Donna Hoffman, Mi- chael Tiernan; Auditors, Cliff Pen - hale, Maud Hoffman. U.C.W. rep- resentative to , the board of stewards, Karen Tiernan; Presby- tery lay delegate, Bernice Boyle/ The treasurer, Bernice Boyle, for 12 years and recording treasurer, Stanley Haist, 23 years of service have both retired and will be re- placed by Chuck Ford and Char- lene Edwards. Winners at the Dashwood Wom- en's Institute euchre party Tuesday, January 29 in the community centre were: high lady, Millie Webber, high man Elda Adams, low lady, Hazel Lovie; low man, Ada Die- trich; lone hands Arlene Higgins . and Allen Pfaff. The Dashwood Men's Club will be sponsoring a Valentine's Dance. February 9. Tickets are available from any club member. 3. {;f 13 .1111010.1 LA-Z-BOY® Chairs C. Jfaskot and Son Furniture 188 Main St. Lucan 227.4688 41 "1(1 ?{if") 1 elf. 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