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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-03-11, Page 12Pled t2 T11091141111000190. MINC.1 11, 1992 Members of the Hensall and District Horticultural Society packed the Hensall United Church Monday evening to help cel- ebrate the society's 10th anniversary. Shown cutting the an- niversary cake are Sandra Turner and Dianne Gerstenkom. Winter Carnival colouring contest winners GRAND BEND - The Winter Carnival Committee in Grand Bend chose its colouring contest and es- say winners and presented them with awards on Saturday at the vil- lage's Big V Drug Store. Winning the colouring contest was Brittany Kadlecik, 6, with Ab- bey Buregess, 7 in second, and Jude Morgan, 8, in third. Essay contest winners were Jessi- ca Haddon, 10, in first, and Eliza- beth Fitzgerald, 12, taking second. Zurich Senior Diners By Gertie Fleischauer ZURICH - A tasty Ash Wednes- day dinner was served Wednesday to 45_diners. Tammy Antaya wel- -e i eed everyone and informed the diners of upcoming events. Antaya gave a reading on shop- ping and a poem "The Old Stone Well was given by Gertie Fleis- chauer. Six tables of progressive euchre were enjoyed. Winners were as fol- lows: High - Howard Finkbeiner; 2nd High - Frieda Moore; Lone Hands - Annie Finkbeiner; Low - Marion Becker. Shika by Annie Morenz SHIPKA - There will be another euchre here tonight, March 11, at Shipka Community Centre at 8 p.m. Several from this area attended the World Day of Prayer service, held this year at Dashwood United Church. Jason Finkbeiner, spent the last week of February at his home here with parents Bill and Nancy and sister Lori, on a winter break from Sir Sanford- Fleming College, where he is studying forestry. Harold and Doreen Finkbeiner re- turned home last week after a few weeks holidays in the Pompano Beach area of Florida. Harold - and Lucille Vincent re- turned home February 29, after a month's holiday at Englewood, Florida. They also visited their daughter and son-in-law, Lori and Kevin Brown, at Sarasota. Sympathy is expressed in the death of Lorne Miller, age 40, to his wife Margaret and four young children, also to his mother, Grace Miller, and his five sisters. Funeral service was held Sunday, March 8, at Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood. T. Harry Hoffman. Fu- neral Home was in charge of ar- rangements. CQMMIJN f[Y Service held for departing minister Sy Moeda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Bruce Del - bridge alllad Rev. Sheila and Rich- ard Macgregor and children for- ward after the confirmation and oommunion service. A humorous skit took place with Janet Cowgrld as oommealtawr, Grace Pym, San- dra Rowe, Sharon Lynn and Kay c.'unnington taking part. Marjorie Johns read an address and Bill Rohde presented Richard and Sheila with a wall clock with a nicely engraved plaque on it. Shau- na Skinner presented Alexandra with gifts, Ryan Parker presented Lauchlan with gift. Both Richard and Sheila replied and the many at- tending wished them well in their new home. UCW The March meeting of the U.C.W. was held last Monday eve- ning. June Stewart welcomed eve- ryone and gave the call to worship on Spring. The ladies sang, "As come the Breath of Spring." Marion Cann read the Scripture Lesson, Luke 10:38-42 and Ro- mans 12:3-8 and the Prayer of Ap- proach. A reading "The Break" was given by Rhoda Rohde. Anne Bray and Marion Cann received the of- fering with dedication by Rohde. A reading "Complaint" by Anne Bray. June, Rhoda and Marion gave a Chapter from the Study Book. "For Beauty of Prairies" was sung and Rohde closed the worship service with prayer. President Judith Parker opened die business pan of the meeting with a poem "For the Task". The usual business was dealt with. The ladies were asked to serve refreshment after the Odd Fellows Church Service on April 26. Church service Rev. Charles Henderson was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning. The congrega- tion sang "Jesus Loves Me" and Rev. Henderson gave the children's message "A Deaf and a Nearly Blind Boy Team Up". He read the Scripture Lesson Acts 13:1-5, 47- 49. -The choir sang "To God Be the Glory" accompanied by the organ- ist Agnes Bray. Rev. Henderson's sermon was en- titled "Where Do Ministers Come From" with the text taken from Ro- mans 10:14. The flowers in the Sanctuary were placed there in loving memo- ry of the late Ray Cottle who passed away fast Sunday. Seven ladies from Thames Road church attended World Day of Prayer -Service at Trivitt Memorial Church. Caning evesta Sunday, Mardi 15 we welcome Mrs: Irene Richardson to our pulpit for the next few months. The Induction Service for Rev. Sheila Macgregor will be held at Thorndale United Church on Sun- day, March 15 at 8 p.m. All wel- come. Personals Lisa Kemick returned home from Westminster Hospital on the week- end. Jim and Marg Love, Ornid Mut Arnold and Marion. Cann, Jean Hodgert, Bill and Rhoda Rohde were Saturday supper guests with Frayne and Alice Parsons of Exet- er. Donna VanAllen, Rachel, Tyler, and Sarah of Kitchener spent Sun- day with the corner's parents Floyd and Margaret Stewart. Family nightfor Lost and Found CENTRALIA - On Wednesday evening the Lost and Found Family Night was privileged to have John Robles from Fon Wayne, Indiana share with them through song. John has just finished making a new al - hum and will be available in a few weeks. The Youth Group attended Youth for Christ in Brucefrcld on Satur- day night. Brian Orgervic from Kitchener, gave his personal testi- mony on how he has overcome al- cohol through Jesus Christ. The Zu- rich Mennonite Band and Choir provided a message through song. Rev. Stanley Hammond minis- tered on Sunday morning and was accompanied by Sharon Parker on the piano as he played his violin. 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