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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-06, Page 10Kane Sue Kyle and George McEwan fish garbage from the Ausable River as students from South Huron made their annual trek to clean up the riverbank. Here the duo find a discarded baby carriage. Rural life service at Times Road By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - Irene Rich- ardson, lay minister, was in charge of Rural Life Sunday Church Ser- vice on Sunday morning. The choir sang an anthem accom- panied by the organist Jean Hod- gen The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Come Children Join to Sing", and Irene gave the chil- dea►'s message "Planting.Seeds". Mrs. Richardson read the scrip- ture lesson John 21: 1-19, Acts 9:1- 20. The title of her sermon was "For Now I See". Coming events Sunday, May 10 is Christian Family Lay at both churches. Elim- ville at 10 a.m. and Thames Road at 11:15 a.m. An Official Board meeting will be held tonight, Wednesday. May 6 at 8 p.m. at Thames Road Church. Elders, Board of Management members, Sunday School Superin- tended an open house to celebrate Ruth Skinners 80th birthday at Elimville church on Sunday after- noon. Lesley Baxter of Mitchell spent the weekend with her grandparents Ken and Dorothy. =dents, and U.C.W. representa- tives are expected to attend. Sunbeams on Thursday, May 7 at Thames Roadat 9:30 a.m. E.T. Loonie Tunes Wind up Party on May 7 at Morrison Darn. Par- ents drop them off at•5:30 p.m. and pick them up at 9:30 p.m. Bring.$2. There will be a short congrega- tional meeting at Thames Road on May 10 following the serviceto:ap- point auditors. `here Vitt .be a'Fu1l"C:E: Cotn- minee meeting on May 14 at 8:30 p.m. .at Thames Road Church. Clerks of Session, Sunday School Superintendents, Mid -Week Lead- ers, and U.C.W. Reps please attend. My Usborne or former Usbome residents wishing to help in the choir for the Usbome Township Sesquicentennial Service at K.W. Community Centre on July 26 please contact Marjorie Johns or Agnes Bray by Sunday, May 10. First practice on Sunday, May 24 at 2 p.m. at Thames Road Church. All age welcome. Personals Many people from this arca at - The Usbome Guild played at Pio- neer Days Wednesday and Thurs- day afternoons at Usbome Central School. and also at Hensel) Public School all day Friday. Many people called at A. Millard George Funeral Home, London, Saturday evening and Sunday and also auended the funeral of the late Winifred (Hodgen) Mayo at First NATURALIZER, ,4eitfafidei.fate/ 4 14Y days6, only 7,$.. Days Specially selected styles, assorted colours, sale priced $�4s9to S.89 11.4.418.1101411.4.10 45.41141111411111111148111rAimme,alkaw 10% off (Regular Prices) All other Natura(izL-r Shoes in Stock OPEN Weed. & Thurs. Till 6 p.m. Friday 9 p.m. lat. 8:30 p.m. AMM Si. As&4N7 ta•s.r Osllly $n.lr•.r.., C•wuow S.,.I,. Baptist Church, Lobo, on Monday afternoon. Sympathy is extended to her husband and family, and the Hodgen family. Clarence and Isobel Thomson of Woodham visited on Sunday eve- ning with Bill and Rhoda Rohde. Umpire's clinic held in Vams By Joan Belertiag VARNA - There will be an Umpire's Clinic on Saturday, May 9 at 9:45 to 3 or 4 in the afternoon to be held at the Stanley Complex. Please bring bagged lunch. This for Pee Wee Ages and up (13 and up). Adults welcome. Cost is 510 per person. This clinic is run by two Stratford umpires. Thursday, May 7, Varna U.C.W. meet at the church. Shelly Van Akan -who Lives-ih the arca will be guest speaker. She is a pharmacist in Goderich and will answer any questions that you may have. Also Thursday, the Youth Gmup (gr. 9 and up) will meet at Kippen at 6:30 to go bowling. Please note the change in time. Vama Sunday School and Mibh- ers and a few adults enjoyed bowl- ing on Sunday afternoon in Zurich. The flowers placed in the church were in loving memory of Ken Parker. Deepest sympathy goes out to his family. The Goshen ladies entertained at the Bridal Shower held for Jill Armstrong (daughter of Howard and Joyce Armstrong) on Friday night. Agnes Lampiere welcomed everyone and thanked them for coming out to share with them in the skit entitles "This is Your Life." "This is Your Life" was a talk show with many people acting. Pat. Armstrong playing as Jill and Lin- da Linfield acting as her sister Ju- lie. Susan Eckel was the talk show host asking many humourous ques- tions with many actors acting them out. Other Goshen players included Karen Ratcliffe acting as •+pother Joyce, Geraldine Eckel acting as Howard, the three Armstrong boys all taking part and Kelly Ratcliffe, Melonic McBride, Joan Van Slig- tenhorst and girls, Julia Finlay and Marg Robinson all doing their pan. The next bridal shower will be held for Lorelic Robinson at Gosh- en Church on Tuesday, June 2 at 8 p.m. Last Tuesday, April 28 volun- teers at Huron Centennial were honoured with a special luncheon provided by the. teachers. Many from the Varna area attended this special luncheon in appreciation of their volunteer work. Huron Centennial School is cele- brating 25 years while Huron County is celebrating 150 years. Saturday, May 9 Huron Centennial is having a Community Breakfast assisted by the Brucefield Firemen and C,ntde eight. Cost is adults $5. 14 and under $3 and preschoolers free. This goes from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. There will be continuous en- tertainment all morning including an antique car show, pioneer dis- plays, junior and senior choirs, doggers etc. This should give eve- ryone an opportunity to meet and share different experiences. A reminder of the Annual Com- munity Yard Sale to be held at the Stanley Ball Diamond on Sunday, May 17 and Monday, May 18. 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