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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-11-06, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, November 6, 1991 Hallowe'en party in Crediton Crediton Optimist president Norm Tripp welcomes Julie Kaak, Jodi Armstrong, Tracey Payne and Arlene Cottel to Thursday's Hallowe'en party at Crediton United Church. The party was sponsored jointly by the Optimists and the Youth group of the church. CREDITON - More than 80 youngsters from the Crediton area had an enjoyable Hallowe'en night, Thursday thanks to the youth group of Zion United Church and the Crediton Optimists. It was the second consecutive year for this type of party sponsored by the same two groups and again maiiy parents were pleased with the entertainment provided for their children. "Loving God, Others and Self" was the title of the sermon presented at Crediton United Church Sun- day morning by Rev. Ed Laksmanis. Senior choir practice will be held tonight, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Thursday night, members of the United Church Women will meet for the regular November meeting at 8 p.m. They are reminded to bring a gift for the Huron Christmas Bureau for the roll call. Devotions will be handled by Jeanette Lamport and Mary Ken- ney while Joyce Preszcator and Nola Faist will be in charge of the lunch. An Official Board meeting will be held at the church on November 21 at 8 p.m. Luncheon and bazaar held at St. Paul's Anglican church By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - The St. Paul's An- glican Church sponsored a lunch- eon and bazanr at the Kirkton Com- munity Centre on Satuday. Leroy and April Bryan enter- tained on Sunday aftemoon at a birthday tea in honour of the for- mer's mother Pearl Bryan of St. Marys. Larry Lewis of London enter- tained his mother at a dinner on Sunday evening in honour of her birthday. At the St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, the Reverend Stephen Emery celebrated the Eu- charist and his message was about finding one's identity with God. The lessons were read by Olive P. Hodgins and the minister. Wilma Davis of Exetek ,was ;she -gurtst or- ganist. fti ii► The St. Thomas' Anglican Church board of management met at the home of Joe and Marlene French last Tuesday. At the Granton United Church on Sunday Pastor Normalie Voakes entitled her sermon How to Make a Saint. Flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Donald Naim, ON NOV. 12 VOTE CAM IVEY FOR GRAND BEND COUNCIL brother of Elizabeth Garrett, who died suddenly on Thursday of last week. Hallowe'en party Another strike for the Granton Optimist club, who, held a very suc- cessful Hallowe'en : party for all the hosts and goblins on the village and area at the Masonic Hall last Satur- day. Prizes went to Little Witch Amy Harrison, Leopard Patrick Brough- ton; Best costumes for skeleton Jordan Cornwall, duck Matthew McRobert, Mummy Courtney Benner, Crayola Crayon Sherry Garrett. Congratulations to Val Middleton and his crew for a well organized party. #2 Granton 4H club The Lions pavilion was the set- ting for the Blue Boxer's sixth and final meeting and Pizza party on Wednesday. They commenced by dividing into quads and each group made a pizza. While they were cooking, games organized by youth leader Kathe- rine Harding were played. After the pizzas were eaten and greatly enjoyed, the members bobbed for apples. Stephanie Currah was the winner with a record time of half a second. Katherine Harding was the sec- retary and reporter. Women's Mlnlstrles held in Exeter 433 D TRIANGLE DISCDUNTU4 L 83 MAIN ST. GRAND BEND 238-2511 Main St., Exeter November 4 to Denture Cleaning TabletsFabric 48's 369 235-1661 November 17,1991 Softener Concentrated 675 mlPolldent Fleecy Colgate, 100 ml. tube 119 Toothpaste Laundry Detergent 2 litre 2" A.B.C. Aussie Moisturizer or Mega, 1 Titre 699or Shampoo Diaparene, thick 80s regular 150s 39 Baby Wipes 3 ' ussie Sprunch 350 mi SW Spray Pringles, 200 g. lw Potato Chips Medicated Cream 55 g. 27'9 Penaten O.B., 30s 54r . Tampons 150s or Ultra 100s in t Kleenex ' Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder 400 g, Shampoo 300 ml. Lotion 279 240 ml. or 011 240 ml. Baby Products Maxi Pads 24s or thin Maxi Pads 27s 399 Always EXETER - The Women's Minis- tries, from the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle was held at the home of Jean Jolly at 2 p.m. Jean Triebner presided over the meeting. Peggy Denomme who gave a talk on Foster Parenting. Ruth Anne Dean led in prayer and the roll call was taken by Shir- ley Prouty and answered by a scrip- ture verse on thanks. There were 12 present. The minutes were read by Shirley Prouty and the treasurer's report was given by Helen Kendrick. It was decided to send Marlyn Bush a personal Christmas gift. Ruth Anne Dean gave her testi- mony of what the Lord had done for her and her husband. Shirley Prouty gave a Missionary reading on the work of Bro. & Sis. Koster who are adopted Missionar- ies of this year to the Netherlands. The pennies that were gathered from the district churches to help First season of Renew in Mount Carmel MT. CARMEL - Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and Precious Blood Mission, Exeter, are now halfway through the first Season of Renew which focuses on "The Lord's Call". Renew is a spiritual process to help parishioners develop a closer relationship with Christ. It accepts people as they are and gives them time and space to grow spiritually and at their own pace. The first two weeks of a six week program have dealt with the love and healing power of God and its relationship with Holy Scripture. This week God calls us as a family with the background scripture of Romans 8: 31-39 and Colossians 3: 12-17. The family should provide a seting for the development of love, fidelity,' understanding, sharing and a permanent commitment. Seven discussion groups in the parish meet weekly and focus on the theme of. that week. The aim is to introduce people to scripture and encourage them to reflect on their own faith journey. Renew has a strong emphasis on praying for the spiritual growth of everyone in the community. To achieve this end, Renew asks for your personal prayer for its success. with churches amounted to S127, 346, 54. Jenny Kipfez had prayer and then presented her message taken from Luck, ch. 5. Lunch was served by Jean Jolly and Marion Triebner. ,�-•.47�; .--u=ytn7C-hira.,�. a . . • _ , , l WINTER HOURS 6 . STARTING IN NOVEMBER WE WILL OPEN THURS • FRI • SAT 10 AM - 5 PM • SUN 1-5 PM ALL FALL SWEATERS, SKIRTS, PANTS, JACKETS AT SAVINGS OF 20°/ SEE OUR NEW JEWELLERY . 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