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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-22, Page 6• • r : 1 4 vigtosioyingitievanisehour at Emmanuel Baptist church last Saturday are: left to right, Mar- garet-kftafgarth,4sobel Butcher, Annabelle Walz, and Carol Stuart. • MelemirowireittztEmmanuetelutrch EXETER - Women who mat at Emmanuel Bapt- ist' Church Saturday, January 11 for the Ladies Coftcc Hour were encouraged by words from Iso- bel Butcher, London, who aid- that although:we rhtten face January blahs following the anticipation and busy schedule of December, God is an ever- present help. We cannot count on others to always know how we are feeling, only God can really understand. The gathering was chaired by Margaret Hoggarth. Carol Stuart favored us by singing "Holy Ground" and "I Give You Jesus". Thc food presented in • Annabelle Walz's feature "Entertaining on a Shoe String" was ptuch enjoyed. Parish Mission to be held at Vit, Boniface ZURICII - A fansh Mission !rang held at St. Bonilacc Charc r under the direcuon of two great k, deniptorist priests being Father L.. hid 1-urlouger and Father Tom K. I I C.SS.R. which is taking brunt Sunday January .19 to Thur . day January 23. Masses will be at lb a.ni. each murnung with a hl,.- sion Service in die evenings at 7-..e p.in. with topics on The reatioti Mary - The Mother of God. = Jcsu Christ and Anointing of the Sic i, . Living the Reign of God Toile, Justice and Peace: -f{econciliation and Discipleship. hhe Visite of Len The Lions club of "Lunch wield its regular --beard meeting at the home Personals Get well wishes to Freda McAd- ams who is a patient in Clinton hos- pital ' Birthday wishes go out this week to Jerome Sweepcy, Kelly Hodgins and Paul Johnston. A surprise 30th birthday party was held in honor of Kelly Hodgins on Saturday at her home given by husband Barry. - Corigratuiaiilin s to -Marin and Theresa VarnRaay un the arrrvl of a baby girl Stephanie. Tiacy and Waynq Lockhart of Sarnia spCnt the weekend witeher parents, Jerome and Helene,.Du- charwe, before leaving on Monday tor Sherwood Park. Alberta where the couple are moving. due to a transfer with Wayne's job at Doe 01 484 --vice-prtcaadenl, -!stat--Kc►.in _ 4)I x.1.411- pend . Ukc last Monday. The meeting was -.► called to order by Lion presi&nt Doug :Tttrkheiin at 8 p.m..with s. - cn members attending Thank you letters for receni duu.x urns were received from Zun..11 _Block Jock Pe tentsliid the Agriculture Society. It was nwved and seconded ilea the club dr,irtatc $25. jach to L .. Islet A-15 and to M.D.A. Effect..: Speaking Ciinlests. The 1.10054ire invited to the 'ail District A-15 cabinet meeting held on Sunday January 26 in Guelph, There last meeting was heldat the .Dominion Tavern. _on•Mond.iy, with special. guest being - ;on ChairWan_ Lion David $tach -fpm ,Tavist ck. ,along with tihrce .ins from the Fsitetcr club. Thc next .dinner mmeeling -will be held on Monday, Febtimuy 17. with District Govertiwr Lion David Urn - ..ble of Burford making his -official visit to hurrah Lions. =the annual meeting of-therrich Agriculture Sciciety (fair board) will be held Thur$day.January 93 at die Hay Township hall; at 8 p.m. it will be :fplldireet, by a potluck JJsborne -:& Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance. Company Lxeter, Ontario NOM 151 (Establisned in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applicationikar'e Weicorlaed DIIRCTORS &ADJUSTEH: Jody Arpin RR 3 Lucen.. '_....,2274305 Larry Gtrdaier,•AR2, Srerfa t,loyr;GMwncon, RR' S4.Mirys »,.22p4277 Lorne Feeney. Mattel) �. .Jade tiodperi, HH f, Kirlurx .. S2 Jovort Grealte. RHS abtGfleH AGENTS Ross tioripert, Lester 10 John Moore, tka6tm ., 46-26-2612 •beteph t/niar• Web" .0.‘44400t2 Need Office, Exeter ,y Jt3i piSO A re !torn surplus on racwes,le- ,Id for all policy „who� /�y.a ord In yood jlalad4nn its at IA/MOP- lunch. A.4111991. r • Reynold RtrifJetir ge plays the marimba (a type of xylophone) at a special music service at _Emmanuel Baptist Church on Sunday, January 12. Service at Mases Read By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - The ohurch =servile =liikh _ the .sin trig ofHoly,lloly, Holy Rev. Shei- la Macgregor read the Scripture 1 Corinthians 13 and John 2:1-11. Bill Rohde -presented the hnnsfer of Mary Lou •Bilcke of Dashwood United Church to "Phinnes • Road United Church. We -welcome Mary Lou to our church -las a valued -enem1 er =and s -may School teacher Tlic congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Joy, Joy, Joy" and Rev. Macgregor gave•the children's message "A Puppy's Special Gift". Rev. Macgregor then gave a Min- ute for Missionand hersermon was entitled "A Tiege-jorJoy, . C`nnelag events E.'1 I.rxxhie Tunes Youth Group will meet at 5:30 p:m. at Elimvillc on Tlhursday, January 23. Please bring 82. Confirmands -arc to meet at the man.: on Friday, January 24 at 4 p.nx. -61+411-vilie's----annual -meeting-wilt he held oivSunday, January 26 after the church service and pot luck lunch. Thames Road will 'meet the .fol- lowing Sunday February 2 follow - Ing the same procedure. The Febhuary meeting of the _nite4 Church Wim enwill 2tc held on Monday, Pebreary 3 at p.m. The Sunbeams will meet at the manse for a Valentine Party On Thursday; February 6at 9:30 a.nt. A John Session meeting will be held a1 the Manse'Wednestlay, Feb- ruary 12 beginningwith Pot Luck Supper for Elders and their families fat- 6 3O- nrrt.--'w th-the Minting -to follow. . On Wednesday , February 19 the Official Board meeting will be at Elimvillc,'beginning with pot luck supper al 6:30p.nr. RE. Poo1'ey Logien berms mgr yew with activities By Dave ihtiayne EXETER - 'the R.E. Pooley, !wench held a successful -New Year:s Eve dance and is -starting out the year with many activities. This Saturday January 18, 'there will be a.spons night including eu- chre, . cribbage, darts and . pool games. This event is open to all members and registration-begins.at 7 p.m. and the games Start at 8.p.nt. 'There will be prizes and a hunch to follow the activities. Thc -Saturday afternoon meat draws. are continuing this year and the.latest winners arc: January 4: Bill Parsons, Marilyn Moffat, Russell King, Doug Ma- son, Eisic McDonald, Marg Wragg. January 11: Sharon Campbell. Evon .Anzai,' Tim Sheridan, Bi! Parsons, Charlie. Kennedy and Bi Parson. There is talk of having a Saturda\ afternoon -dart league and a ".pub night on Saturday. The Entertain- ment Committee needs your input and help on these events. Also a.bus :tour will be arranged if enough members wish to go. t tiign hstat'tnanch iLinterested. - • A security -system is , to be in- stalled at the Branch and all paid up • s• • members will receive a computer coded key for access. Visitors and guests will be allowed access via the main entrance; door only. NOTICE! Ev.rything pricolltio H • In now for I tliI.ctiof! "TRE+HUR®NPBRTH COUNTWROMANCATHOL1C SEPARATE SDIIOOL BOARD KI N DERGARTENAMISTRATI0N • will Jae hefdfor Junior Kingtergartenatitirmenior Kindergarten ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1992, 9'00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M., in order to register for Kindergarten, children -must be four (4) years of age on or before December 31, 1992. Parents•,are asked 10 bring the Baptismal Certificate; Birth Certificate -and -I munization Record Gard of the child you intend -tomer. Ba entsshould Contact the school in which you intend to register your child tor an appointment prior to the registration date to 0 tarn registration informatiorvmaterial that.shoutd be -completed home and brought to the registration meeting The location for Kindergarten classes will be as follows St. Joseph's RICSchool (Kinpsbrirtge) RR 3GODt=K err al 529-7646 St. Columban School Don Farwell,-Prrnoipal RR 2 DUBLIN 345-2086 Our I.ady-ot.Mount Gornto(ch School t1pp RR 3Dar WC Dal 237.3337 St. Joseph's School Edward Cappelli,-Pnnciipar 169 Beech Street, CLINTON 482-7035 Precious Blood School Margaret Nelson, Principal Sanders Street, West, EXETER 235-1691 St. Maryi chool Jim McDade,•Pring�al 70 Bennett Street E., OODERIGH 5244901 St. James School Mary P. Smith, Acting Principal Chalk Street, SEAFORTH 527-0321 St. UoniIace School llaininKralich h, Pttns4Pal Mary Street, ZURICH 236-4335 Sacred Heart Schook.,. Jim Stonier, Principal Cornyn Street, WINGHAM 357-1090 St. Mary':. School (Ileesoe Jpe MacDonald, Principal RR 4 LISTOWEL 595-8929 St. Ambrose School - Michael Dewan, Pnetwal 181 Louise Street STRATFORD 271.7544 S:. Joseph's Schoo' Leo Turner. Principal 363 St. Vincent Street STRATFORD 211-3574 St. Aby�rsiusSeliOoI Sam Alberico, Principal 228 Avondale Avenue STRATFORD 271-3636 Holy Name of Mary School Paul Nickel, Principal 161 Peel Street ST. MARYS .284-2170 St. Patrick's School (Kinkora) Ray Comets, Princ]p aaI .RR 1 SEBRINGVILLE 393-5580 Parents who expect that their child willehrol in the optional French Immersion Program in Grade 1r -in future years, have Ole option -of enrolment for Junior/Senior Kindergarten at ei: ther their local Catholic ScI)oot or the French immersion Gen tre.(St. Mary's School, Goderioh, orSt. Aloysius School, . Stratford) aiwhich they -expect -to -enrol their cbildlota French Immersion program. B.J. Murray,•f3.S.A. 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