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Times -Advocate, April 10, 1991
COMM 1 ThJ!TY
Mt. Carmel C.W.L. elects executive
MT. CARMEL - The April
meeting of the ML Carmel C.W.L.
was held in the parish meeting
room on April 2.
The rosary was recited at 7:15
p.m. followed by mass at 7:30
p.m.
A Thanksgiving prayer was of-
fered by president Theresa
McCann. Father Murphy was
thanked for his spiritual guidance,
leadership and cooperation.
The dedicated executive, coun-
cillors and members of the Mt.
Cannel C.W.L. were thanked for
their loyal support.
' Roberta Walker and daughter Fi-
onawere gues at the
March meeung. A t donation was
given to the Huron County
Re-
source Library which Walker
helped to organize.
Mr. and Mrs. Le sperance and
family of Huron Park received a
donation of $300 to help with the
loss of their home to a fire.
A keyboard has been donated to
Our Lady of Mt. Cannel Church,
Saintsbury by H. Davis
SAINTSBUItY - Morning prayer
was held at 8:30 a.m. at St. Pat-
rick's church on Sunday.
Dave Hughesman, a London the-
ology student, read the lessons and
theel.
St. Patrick's parish are very sad to
hear that rector Reverend Beverley
Anne Wheeler has been called to
the St. Paul's Cathedral to act as
Associate Rector effective May 15.
Our sincere thanks, thoughts and
prayers will be with her always.
Parish Bible Study will be held at
Jefferies' home at 1:30 p.m.
on ednesday, April 10.
Personals
Hugh and Hazel Davis were Sat-
urday afternoon visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Waters of Elmira.
They attended the Maple Syrup •
Festival and Saturday evening, the
Davis' visited with Bill and Betty
Johnson of Stratford.
On Sunday, April 14, the Holy
Communion service will be held at
11 a.m. in St. Patrick's church with
Bob MacGillivray reading lessons
Acts 3: 12-19, 1 John 3: 1-7, Re-
sponsive reading psalm 4, Gospel
reading Luke 24: 35-48.
Julie Carroll will act as server,
Margaret Carroll will be the lay as-
sistant. The theme Jesus Disciples
carry on His work.
At 7:15 p.m. on Sunday , April
14, St. Paul's church in Kirkton will
host its Spring Fling at the commu-
nity centre. St. Patrick's parish is
invited.
Staffa by Roberta Templeman
STAF'FA - The Hibbert United
Church Women were led in their
March worship service by Margaret
Daynard and Annie Norris who
used a video entitled the Poser of
Images to present a thought-
provoking message which demon-
strated how Gospel, culture and
media can blend to influence one's
values.
The next meeting is scheduled for
April 9 when Pauline Goettler will
speak on home decor.
The London Conference of the
United Church Women will meet in
Sault Ste. Marie on April 17.
The Huron -Perth Presbyterial
will meet at the Varna Community
Centre on April 29.
The food grains project was an-
nounced and donations can be
made in envelopes provided during
April. Medication will accompany
food to poverty-stricken areas. •
The Heart and Stroke Foundation
for Hibbert Township raised
$2,360.50 in a door-to-door canvas
this year, and a sincere thank -you
goes out to all in Hibbert who con-
tributed to this worthy cause.
Captains Alice Gardiner and
Marg Van Bakel would like to
thank all the ladies and gentlemen
who so kindly gave their time to
canvas. Volunteers included Barb
Dalrymple, Betty Anne Christie,
Betty Lou Norris, Sheila Corbett,
Dorothy Dow, Ruth Laing, Robert
Hamilton, Leanne MacLeod, Ber-
nice Norris, Cindy Miller, Freda
Kerslake, Linda Butson, Margaret
Schrader, Twyla Waddell, Nancy
Dearing, Mary Coyne, Ruth Ann
Gray, Irma Visser, Audrey Robson,
Judy Jansen, Rose Van Bergen,
Dorothy Dillon, Beuy Kroonen,
Louise Lealie and Donna Paratch-
ek.
especially for the folk choir's use
and their dedicated wort.
A new slate of offcas were
named immediately following the
business mewing; preadult Judy
P lsa;n president-elect
d Mary Hogan;
Carla Reving-
l1[ viCe-
dCdent Karen Lou Evans; vice-
president Leslie: recordingg
secretary Mary Hogan; correspond-
ing secretary Helen Koricina; treas-
urer Marion Sullivan; past presi-
dent Theresa McCann.
Meat draw
winners
EXETER - Winners of last
week's
Legion's
meat draw are; a - Rebut
Hall; chops - Lois y; steaks
- Terry Heywood andllroast and
ham - Mike Ved.
The mystery prize wart to
Marg Wragg.
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