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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-30, Page 9COMM 11 NITY Times -Advocate, September 30, 1992 Page 9 Leanne Johns of Staffs was one of 13 competitors in the eight -and -under reel portion of the step dancing competition held at the Exeter Fair Sunday. Staff a by Roberta Templeman STAFFA - The Marion Ritchie W.M.S. held a very successful si- lent auction of perennials, baking and crafts following their Septem- ber meetiirl_gat Cromarty Church. Maty' 'Elliott presided and opened the meeting with a poem on September, followed by a hymn accompanied by Ruth Laing on the piano. Agnes Lamond led in the wor- ship and read an article on break - mg down barriers following the unison reading from Luke 10, the parable of the Good Samaritan. Ten members answered the roll call by naming a parable in the Bible. Edna Stoneman presided for the business, when an invitation to at- tend the October meeting of Cro- marty's twinned group, Britton Auxiliary was accepted. The meet - mg will be held in Maitland Ter- race, Listowel, on Wednesday Oc- tober 14 at 8 p.ni. Jean Carey read the minutes of the August meeting and Mary Elli- ott gave the treasurers report. A hymn was sung and Peggy Ker- slake presented the study on trade in Japan, followed by a interesting discussion . Alice Gardiner gave a reading on answers to prayer - Yes, No, or Wait. Hymn 392 was sung and the Lords Prayer in unison closed the meeting. Personals John and Roberta Templeman visited on Sunday evening with Norman and Winifred Dow. SAVE 50%* L:7IROASE'R.7" /eoBERT Pe`441 FREE ARGON GAS-FILLED GLASS ON ALL CASEMENT, AWNING, SINGLE HUNG, SLIDER AND PATiO DOOR UNITS ?ft° 40%* OFF ALL MDL STEEL4NSULATED ENTRANCE AND TERRACE 000R SYSTEMS BOTH OFFERS END NOV. 901102 * atsrwtaotrws tit plow South Huron WINDOW&DOORCENTRE Sales • Service • Installation Free Estimates iI Dslivary Goalt:Irttlh :Chi ( k out um - BEST SELLER NOVELS 424 Main St Exeter atislilliN111111101LEr.'' (S19)233.133) Guest speakers for Thames Road Service By Rhoda Rohde Church service THAMESROAD - In the ab- sence of the Minister Rev. Jim All- sop who has been attending Rural Life Ministry at Stayner the past week, Judith Parker was the leader for the service. The congregation read respon- sively Psalm 107: 109. The choir sang "0 For A Thousand Tongues" accompanied by the or- ganist Jean Hodgert. The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Tell Me the Stones of Jesus' and Janis Richardson told the children a story. Parker read the Scripture Lesson Joel 2: 23-30 and Luke 16: 19-31. Sharon Passmore gave the ser- mon entitled "Responding to a Generous God Hilda Kellett gave a Presbytery Relx,n from the meeting she at- tended at Wroxeter last Tuesday. Announcements World Wide Communion will be observed next Sunday, October 4 al the regular church service at lihntville at 10 .am. and Thames Road at 1 1: 1 5 a.m. Sunbeams will meet on Thurs- day ()ember 1 at 9:30 a.m. On Wednesday, September 30 Joint Session meeting at Elimvillc noted Church from 7 to 8 p.m. followed by the Official Board meeting at 8 p.m. The October meeting of the UCW will be held on October 5 at 8 p.m. Personals Sylvia Post of Edmonton visited with parents Floyd and Margaret Stewart last week. Clif and Leona Jaques, Bill and Rhoda Rohde visited Thursday evening with Lome and Dorothy Elford. Many people from this area at- tended the Exeter Fair, Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday af- ternoon. Edwin Miller attended the World Explorer year starts in Crediton CREDITON - The fall season for the Explorers group at Crediton United Church starts next Tuesday at the church at 4 p.m. Girls be- tween the ages of eight and 10 years of age are eligible to attend. Any girls wishing to join for the first time should call Irene Haugh at 234-6336 for more information. Senior choir practice this week will be held tonight, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the church. Subscriptions for the United Church Observer should be submit- ted to Irene Haugh by October 15. The special group rate is 58.50 per year. Congratulations to the families and friends of Melisa Lynn McLe- od and Amanda Lynn Payne as they were received into the church through a Baptismal service, Sun- day morning. Ervin and Nola Ratz are to be congratulated on celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, September 26. Members of the United Church youth group will meet at the church next Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. Flowers in the church sanctuary Sunday morning were in memory o' Marion Schenk • who passed away this past week. Tickets for the Mansion Murder Mystery Dinner sponsored by Com- munity Living of South Huron can be obtained from Rev. Ed Laksma- nis or Ross Haugh. The dinner is to be held on October 24 at the Grand Bend Legion. In hospital is Menota Smith at South Huron in Exeter. Dinner for U.C.W. EXETER - A potluck dinner pre- ceded the September meeting of the U.C.W. afternoon unit. Manan Dougall president, was in charge of the meeting and read a poern "Life begins at 80" after which the purpose was repeated in unison. The minutes were read, roll call taken and the treasurer's report giv- en. Audrey McRoberts gave the card report stating there are several boxes of Christmas cards on hand. Jean Murray thanked the ladies for the many cards she received. Poultry Congress at Amsterdam Holland for a ween. There were 3,000 in attendance. Best wishes to Jam Duncan who has returned from the hospital. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage tor Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Jack Nampa', RR 3 Lucan.. 227-4305 Larry Gardine, RR2. Stafta 345.2676 Lloyd Mornsor, RR' St Marys 226.8277 Lome Feeney Mitchell .948-8653 Jade Hodgen RR, Kirkton 2294152 Joseph Chatte RRS Mitchell .3484706 AGENTS Ross Hodger:. Exeter 235-3250 John Moore. Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Uniac Mitchel, 348-9012 Head Office , Exeter 235-0350 A refund from surplus was de- clared for all policy holders who quality, are on record and in good standing as at Decem- ber 31, 1991. Make foul move. 4raPaRTltIPa1C1I017 IIf!- 3X5 rugs from India., Limit 4 per person. We have assembled a gigantic- selection of Oriental rugs. Large shipments have arrived from India, plus we are clearing oul ware- house stock The result is great prices for von Super specials, while they last! Room size 9x12 ru ,s from India. Over size rugs, big 1Ox145,as10wa5.. Apia 510 1 landknotted from ! India. 8 colours! Sizes Regular NOR' 3x5 $318 4x6 $509 0x9 $1145 tix.f0 $1692 9x12 $2291 ,10x14 $2969 All our Indian, Chinese & Persian desi s Kashmir R3 1 landknotted from India. 6 colours! 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