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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-22, Page 9COMM 1INIITY 11.11.111111111.10, • Public speaking awards - Lary Hockey, representing Branch 540 of the Lucan Legion, presents -a trophy to Kurt Mills of Biddulph Public School, in recognition of his achievements in public speaking. Mills, age 12, spoke on fears and phobias, winning the Branch 540, Zone and District A championships whilefin- ishing runner-up in District 'B'. Above are; Hockey (left), Mills and Biddulph principal Arnold Hull. Ladies attend Perth deanery By Muriel Lewis • GRANTON - Margaret Oakley and Muriel Lewis attended the A.C.W. Perth Deanery meeting held at St. Patrick's church, Saints - bury on Tuesday evening. Follow- ing a dessert tea, President Rose Cunningham welcomed everyone and a hymn "The Love of Christ Constraineth" was sung. The dean- ery representative Ruth Spencer of Stratford offered information in re- spect to her office and presented Mary Davis with a life member- ship. Cassie Technor from Daily Bread in London was the guest speaker, when she told of the work that is capie4 pit. there artd,showed a vid- eo., Approximately 'MOO families a yeat�'receive assistCe valued at S390,000, of which less than 10 • percent are employable adults. At the conclusion of the meeting, the Rev. Beverley Wheeler celebrated the Eucharist. The North Middlesex W.I. Dis- trict Annual was hosted by North Lobo Branch at Poplar Hill Baptist ' Church on Thursday, with the theme Peace for all time. Attending from the Granton- Women's Insti- tute were Florence Bryan, Nora Wissel, Alma Nicholson and Mu- riel Lewis. At the St. Thomas' Anglican church on Sunday, the Rev. John Marsh of London celebrated the Eucharist and his message was about being transformed by the Holy Spirii. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Ed Sam of Iiderton U.C. exchanged with Pastor Normalie Voake. His sermon topic was These People are Drunk", based on the lessons from Ezekiel 37 and Acts 2. The families of John Forrest and Kenneth Hodgins spent Wednesday at Niagara Falls. A former Granton resident, Ei- leen Summers died at Chateau Gar- dens in Parkhill on May 11. The fu- neral was held on May 14 at the Haskett Funeral Home in Lucan. . Interment at Mount Pleasant Ceme- tery in London. End of season for Bible study group By Annie Morenz GRAND BEND - The Grand Bend ladies Bible study gn p held_ • their iend'bf season meeting Tues- day morning at Sauble Court. Jan Kobe led a hymn sing. In place of a regular lesson, each lady read an ar- ticle which proved interesting. Cards were signed and gifts given to two members who are moving away, Belly Freebaim and Ethel Lennox. Each person provided something for a dainty lunch, with coffee, and we said our goodbyes. Bible study will resume again on September 10. United Church news Organ prelude music at Grand Bend United was "Ivory Palaces", Times -Advocate, May 22, 1991 Parish celebrates ByRhoda Rohde hurch service THAMES ROAD - Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in charge of Pente- cost Sunday - the church's birth- day! The Seasonal Colour is red. Derck Etherington read the scripture for The Acts of the Apos- tles, Acts 2: 1-21, 41-42. The con- gregation sang "Breathe On Me Breath of God", and Rev. Sheila gave the children's message, What Is Pentecost and Why is it Special?" Kay Cummington gave the Min- ute for Mission. The choir sang "0 Christ the Word Incarnate" accompanied by the organist, Agnes Bray. Personals Dorothy Duncan, Janis Richard- son and Rhoda Rohde attended the Woodham United Church Wom- en's meeting on Tuesday evening. Coming events Thursday May 23 to Sunday May 26 is the Annual Meeting of Lon- don Conference in Ridgetown. The minister and some of our lay dele- gates will be absent from pastoral charge at this time. Sunday May 26's )pint service will be held at Elimville church at 10 a.m. Guest speaker will be John Aldom who is a micro -biologist at University Hospital. Sunday June 2 is Sunday School Anniversary at Thames Road at 11 a.m. with Rev. Derek Shelly of Strathroy as guest minister. Sunday June 9 is Elimville's Sun- day School Anniversary at 10 a.m. with Jeff Lamond speaking about Camp Bimini. Sunday June 16 is Communion Service at both churches. Due to the dates mentioned above, the June Coffee morning will be on June 23. Those people i responsible for the coffee morning please look after it on this date. The Juneeeting of the United Church Women will be held on Monday, June 3, with Rev. Andrew Brindljer of World Vision. The film Le entitled "Povertv's Women." Pape 9 birthdaySunbeams are to meetnes- day June 5, from 9.30-11:30 a.m. at Victoria Park in Exeter for a picnic. Newcomers welcome. Bring a bag lunch and something to drink. Rain date is June 12. Queensway News HENSALL - Fresh rhubarb from Queensway's own back yard was enjoyed at supper club on Thursday night. Residents stewed it with strawberries for a delicious dessert to follow cheddar cabbage wedges. Supper club is experimenting with recipes from our Queensway Cook- book. We can definitely recom- mend that you purchase our cook- book at the yard sale May 25. Hensall UCW again provided as- sistance and prizes on Monday af- ternoon at bingo. Tuesday after- noon Rev. Phillips of Varna - Goshen United Churches led our Worship Service ani gave Com- munion. Wednesday afternoon many resi- dents benefited from the beautiful sunny weather by either sitting out- doors or going for strolls and wheelchair rides. Those who prefer our air conditioning stayed indoors and made lemon coconut bars at Baking Club. The Fellowship Singers provided a terrific Gospel Music Program Wednesday evening for a large ap- preciative audience. 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