Times Advocate, 1992-11-04, Page 9FAMILY
Times -Advocate, November 4, 1992
Page 9
Centralia news
Faith Tabernacle events
CENTRALIA - It has been very
busy for those at Faith Tabernacle
the past couple of weeks.
Friday, October 23, the Secret
Sisters hosted a game of volleyball
at the Exeter Public School. Four
teams enjoyed "action packed"
round-robin games. Refreshments
at Doug and Cathy Prout's home
led into (for some) another "action
packed" game of hockey!
Saturday night the Youth Group
met at Jamie Parker's home and
ventured to the bush via three-
wheelers to play "Capture the
Flag". A wiener roast warmed eve-
ryone up and brought another fun
Youth event to a close.
Sunday evening, the Exeter
Youth Centre was transformed into
a beautiful star -lit evening for the
Stewardship Campaign "In Faith
We Grow" Dessert Banquet. The
theme of the evening was "Oil:-
Church,
OurChurch, Yesterday, Today and To-
morrow". While the adults enjoyed
numerous exquisite desserts, the
children also had their own deli-
cious party. Games, songs, puppets,
movies and pounds of balloons
filled the night with excitement and
fun.
Wednesday, October 28, the Sun-
day School gathered at the Central-
ia Hall for a Bible Costume Party.
Winners of the best Bible charac-
ters were: Kindergarten and under;
Jeannette MacVicar, Lindsay and
Vicky Stubbs, Jonah Henderson.
Grade 1, 2, 3,; Melissa Simpson,
April Wood, Cassandra MacVicar;
Grade 4, 5, 6; Becky Hunt, Crystal
Russell, Tony Wood; Grade 7 and
up; Chris Parker, Marcy Swance,
Rosemarie Westlake.
The Youth Group provided a
great puppet play "The Prodigal
Son" which kept all eyes focused
on the excellent scenery and lively
puppets. Four teams were made and
relay games were played. Snowball
relay used marshmallow and
spoons; clothespin relay gave each
team 60 pins to put on four teach-
ers; Good Samaritan relay gave
each team the opportunity to be just
that, as they put bandaids on four
more teachers. Rice krispie treats
and pop with an apple finished up
the evening.
The Pre -Teen club met on Satur-
day morning at Roger and Cathy
Swance's home to play a game of
Survival in their bush. This club is
Centralia by Mary Kooy
CEN't'RALIA - We are sorry to
report that Bernard Rimmer is a pa-
tient in University Hospital, Lon-
don following surgery. Also Roger
Forrest is a patient in St. Joseph's
hospital, London, following a heart
attack. We wish them a speedy re-
covery.
A good crowd gathered at the
community centre on Saturday eve-
ning to celebrate Hallowe'en spon-
sored by the town fathers. Prizc
winners were Sarah Tilley, Melissa
Snell, Jeff VanBergan, Bryan
Knee, Kelli Cronyn, Mathew Fo-
ran, Joel Veri, Sarah Walker, Jas-
mine Bender, Jonathan Kilmer.
Judges were Ron and Linda Hol-
combe. Hot dogs, pop, coffee and
tea were served by the Cronyn fam-
ily.
Mary Walker, Jeanette and Sarah
entertained 24 girls on Monday
evening at a Hallowe'en party.
At the United Church on Sunday,
Rev. Geddes chose as his topic
"Saints in Chaos". The Centralia
U.C.W. will meet on Thursday, No-
vember 5 at 8 p.m. in the church.
Rev. Geddes will give an illustrated
talk on the Bluewater Youth Cen-
tre. Everyone welcome.
The church members will spon-
sor a turkey supper on Saturday,
November 14 at 6 p.m. There will
only be one. sitting so get tickets
early from Bob Blair, Rob Essery
or Brent Caslick.
On Refugee Sunday. November 8
the children of the Sunday school
will be sending mto refu-
gee camps in Mexi Interested
adults are encouraged to join them
in this endeavour.
At the euchre at Centralia Com-
munity centre on October the prize
winners were Iva Blair, George
Cunningham, Bernice Squires,
Frank Hicks, Wilma Davis and
Charlotte Barker. Next euchre No-
vember 9 at 8 p.m.
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Saturday, November 7, the Youth
Group will be going to Youth for
Christ in Brucefield. Also for the
fust time, Faith Tabernacle will
have a quiz team participating. The
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Thursday night
Guest speaker at Crediton UCW
CREDrrQN - Quests are wel-
come at Thursday night's regular
meeting of the Crediton United
Church'Women's organization.
The guest speaker will be Jackie
Wells, representing the Middlesex
Palliative Care Unit. In addition to
all women from the Credditora area,
men are also invited to attend - w
hear information on this very im-
Hallowe'en
in Crediton
portant service.
Roll call is to bring a small item
for the Huron Christmas Bureau.
Members are also reminded to
bring in their grocery tapes as soon
as possible.
Choir practice is set for tonight,
Wednesday at 8 p.m. and the youth
gip meets at the church Sunday
night at 730 p.m.
A new class in the Sunday school
has been organized for an older
group of yg people and all are
welcome.
More than 50 youngsters from
the Crediton area enjoyed a com-
munity Halloween party Saturday
night at the Stephen township com-
munity hall sponsored by the Credi-
ton Optimists.
The Credlt on Optimist Club sponsored a very successful
Hallowe'en party at the Stephen township community hall
Saturday night. Some of the spooksters are shown here
along with members of the Optimists.
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