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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-01, Page 9Christmas church serves hell at } Thames Road 11eIRIalda Rohde `i'HAME'5 ROAD - Rev.'tSheila Macgregor -was in charge of the Christmas Church Service on Sun day morning "Hanging of the Greens. , -,•Kev- greger-eead,-the-Prophe cy 1saiah 9: 2-7. Families from Be- ginner Crass hung decorations. The choir sang Incarnations and Angels from -the Realms of Gtory accompanied'by the organist -Apes Bray. Rev. Macgregor read The Annun- ciation --Luke 1.26,33. -Families rth thnhaW"Ct `e`( Fig s`= ' tions. Rev, Sheila read th&Mtignifi- cat Luke 1: 45-55. Families from Junior Class•hung decorations. Rev. The Comingiof the Christ Child, The Fulfillment of the Promise John l: 1-14 was read by Jayne Ballantyne. The choir sang Infant Jesus. Rev. • Macgregor pve • the Christmas ieteditation-AarehristmasiVish".----- Thc elders then were in charge of the communion service and Ryan Fulton and Angie Hovius handed out candles that the congregation -lit: The Greeters were Tim Aster and John Miners. The offeatng ak- ers were Rob -Lynn and Bnan`Rieh the 'Readers -were Jackie— Mb gan, Shauna Rowe and Jayne rRal- ' lantync. -Hosting the Felowtthip Time: JoDce Rowe,' Rebecca • Mill - .Macgregor read The Fulfillment er, Lori Kernick, • Angie Howells, • Luke 1=20. Danielle Miners and Tracey Taylor__ ''Y'lit coiigregt torr sail The afiii Tito above atiairtioried yotmgptlople 11e-` l'n$m -artltd'l iifl' tS41'"" Child Megan Parker: ht the fourth can- .dle in the Adveltl Wreath, the can- dles in the wreath stood for hope, lice, joy and love-. • Rev. Macgregor gave the Inter- generational Message. While the offering was being re- ceived, Agnes Bray and Rebecca Miller played a duet on the piano which was well dont. Families from. Senior Sunday School and Confirmation classes, as well as all others, hung decora- tions. Christmas Eve Service • of Carols.and Candles Rev. Macgregor conducted the Christmas Eve Service of Carols, Candles and Communion. - The Promise of the Light of the World, His . Coming. Foretold. 'Isaiah 2: 2-5: 9: 2-7 was read by 'Jackie Morgan. Lighting the Advent Wreath and Christ Candle. and the congrega- tion sang the Candle Song. Thc Preparation for His Coming, The Annunciauor' - Matthew 1: 18- 25 was read by Shauna Rowe. Thc choir sang to Jesus From The Ends of the Earth accompanied by the organist Agnes Bray. While the offenng was being re- ceived Agnes Bray and Rebecca --Miller played a •duci .on the piano which was well.deae. -,'Graduate - Arnold. arid Coby -.VandenBoomen are proud. to announce the • graduation of their daughter. Maureen from • Mohawk College of 'Applied Arts and Technology. Hamil- ton. Last year, receiving her diploma. in Radiologiear Tech- nology she returned to school and is Abw registered as a Di- agnostic Medica; Sonogra- pher. Maureen has recently - accepted an ultrasound .pose- - tion in Kitchener -Waterloo, we_dd i Flower's J¢Anna Denney Cali us..;Wve. are 7Jie lotitr §idnals • r COUNTRY FLOWfo 23 5-2350 11 class. There were over 160 people -who took communion on Christmas Eve. • There will be communion unwed at the .regular church service on Sunday, January.. 5, at 10 a.m.. at Ehmville and 11:15 a.m. at Thames Road. CMurth service Rcv. Macgregor was in charge of the combined church service 'at Elimville on Snn lay morning. The choir sang "0 Little Town of Beth- lehem". accompanied by the organ - 1St Marjorie Johns. The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn Love Cane Down al Christmas. Rev. Macgregor gave the children's message "Blowing Kisses" and each child and adult re- - ceived a candy. Rev. Macgregor read the Old Testament Lesson Numbers 13, 14 with selected verses and the -New Testament' Lesson Acts 2: 17-21. Her sermon was entitled "Thc Cou- rage to bream" with the texts taken from Genesis 15 verse 5 and Acts 2: verse 17. Personals Congratulations to Don .and Joanne McIntosh on the birth of their son Keith Robert McKenzie. Proud ..grandparents -are Mac and .Helen Hodgen and Edith Mcintosh. L1on Iariies net EXETER - The Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E. Pooley Exeter Branch 167 Royal Canadian Legion held their last meeung of 1991 Decem- ber 16 with 54 members enjoying a delicious dinner prepared .and Usborne Township is celebrating its 150th Birthday Join us at a NEW YEAP'S LEVEE Sunday, January'S,A99.2 -2!591n. at KIRKTON-WOODHAM COMMUNITY -:CENTRE ♦ Music V Button draws ▪ Displays of historical Item If beard growing registration ✓ 1 rcket Early Bird draw V Refreshments FOfficiaf Opening -22=50 --ter . - Come dressed in period clothing (including 1992!) and visit wiith.friends and neighbours qyBirtlhday, :elates., served by theltranch. Donations of $500 .each were made to the Christmas Bureau and to -Veterans Hospital at Victoria - Hospital for swim suits so they can attend a Swim Program. One hun- dred dollars a month was also pledged to the Veterans Hospital to be used for a birthday party .and gilts. Santa Claus amved atter dinner t0 hand out gifts revealing—Secret Pals of 1991. Thanks to our Social Committee Cathy. Pfaff, Barbara Hearn, Erns Robinson, Gladys Beirhng .and June Borland for their efforts to make -our Christmas party enjoya- ble. Zone Commander Sharon Sere ton of Godench and Deputy Zoe( Contnutnder (havc Little. Seaford'. made their official visa of 1991 in Novetubcr -- .er=al--the-members-til---thw* Pooley Exeter Branch 167 and their Ladies'. Auxiluiry a Merry Christ-. Inasand a Happy and Healthy Nevi. 4 - Year Year and most of all Good Com- radeship in 1992. Next 992- Next Cietteral Meeting .win be held on Monday. January 27. 'Mods Advocate January 1, 1992 The Qttaad #1)eposit insurance .Co :lion had announced that there stiirmay be Some hole for Standard Trust, which closed its Mors twoweeks earlier. Deposits are insured by the CI)1C to a maxi- mum of 560,000 per person. Ron -Myles, operator of the -Aisle Ciaig Food Bank reported that his shelves are almost empty, and a crisis is nearing as well. The hank's donations, which•supplements 28 ramifies, had dwincried with the re •quired staple hears. -limy 4 /941 Town of/hetet reprirted thapits ovoralliudget stiratus at the end of 1990 was S132,495. 32,495. Mummer Aestj4 ne•enttewnced the grand -opening of a new 31.6 million wing to!the '4t me, which contained twenty more private rooms. • Huron County stated that it wanted no part of Highways 83 and'K4, as the Ministry had proposed earlier. - Huron County -Board of -Education considered -bussing school chil- itren .. - o t-Maehlaa +t► ton Park, however it was turned down. .May 15, '1991 Grand Bend was told to find alternate arrangements for public washrooms, since a deal?vith Gibbs was unable to'be made. -Ztutch-CourirtrigniterttlarairatteMpricrbring Natwaf- Ohs-to-the-- ;-atake t "pipe dream". The Rural Transportation: Workshop in Kiticton called for transpor- tation for the elderly and the handicapped in the area. A possible sys- tem was proposed by Joe Pickering of the Grey—Druce-Huron Diabilli- ty Transporiatiorl Corporation stating that "it docs -work, it will work." Ma% 22, 1991. Although its future seemed hleak, the Huron Park Pool was ap- proved for opening during the summer, when the Ontario Develop- ment Corporatibn, •which owns the pooLdipped into its pocket a little deeper to find the required $40,000 for repairs. For the second nue in the pay( year, the Toronto Dominion Bank ur Kirkton •was held up -by a suspect similar in description to the one that held it up the previous year. Lucan villager uncil-approved a new budget with a zero percent increase, of which -they were "rather proud". ` . May 29, 1991 Lewis Sanitation Landfill was closed after being presented with a court order, however a group of Biddulph residents -protested due to many comments made by'the local politicians. The recently -clotted branch of Exeter Standard Trust reopened un- der a new naive, that ofLaurentian Bank, after Lauentian finalized the deal with Standard Trnratco. Audrey and Steve -Skinner revealed that .the- walk-aahon held -re- cently, raised just under $23,000; a figure which was overthe original estimate by 518,000. Due to flying debris from the Lewis Landfill Site, the Nippat family, which farm next-door to it were awarded 5100,000 by Justice Jeffrey Flinn, after th,ir farm was revoked o[ organic certification. Media! 0811 the Times Advocate 24 hours a day (Answering machine alter business hours) 235-1331 &mid Master' SUPERIOR The_sale you haveivellwaitiagior THURSDAY, JANUARY2 ATM:30 A.M. 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