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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-04-07, Page 15Times -Advocate, April 7,1993 Page 15 1 o!levbail champ k 1 1! The Local Network mixed volleyball -team won the "A" title of Stephen's mixed volleyball league on March 30 at the CCAT rec centre. Shown above after their win are back lam, to right, Gary Wilson, Sue Muller and Joe Laurie. Middle: Ann Johns, Deb Lord and Theresa Simpson. Front: ,fob Simpson. The Buddies mixed volleyball team were the "B" champs at their mixed volleyball league playoffs March 30 at the CCAT rec centre. Shown back, 1 to r, Donna Overholt, Sandra Gill and Debbie Thompson. Front 1 to r: Gerald Cook, Glen Pfaff and John Bancroft. Missing: Lori Wood. Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - Rev. Geddes chose as his topic "Enter God - As the Prince of Peace" -at the United Church on Sunday. Holy Commun- ion service was held. Upcoming in the future a Good Friday- service will be held at Zion U.C. at 11:00 a.m. Next confirma- tion class will meet on Sunday, April 18. 2-4:30 p.m. at Zion. No class Easter Sunday. A combined choir of area singers will present an Easter Cantata on Sunday, April 25 at Centralia U.C. at 8 p.m. Every- one welcome. The official board will meet Wednesday, April 14 at 8 p.m. at Zion. A combined session meeting will be held at 7 p.m. be- fore the other meeting. Rural Life meeting Wednesday, April 7 (to- day) at Brucefield U.C. 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. D.S.T. The Stewards of Centralia U.C. will serve a breakfast on April 17 from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Cost S4 ,.a per person. Children nine and under free. The shower for Donna McFalls held on Friday evening was well at- tended. Two skits were performed much to the enjoyment of all present. Donna was the recipient of many useful gifts for which she thanked everyone. A lovely lunch was served. At the community centre on Monday, prizes went to Marian Noels, Toni Emery, baleen Pull- man, Charlie Rollings, Dorothy Bullock and Evan Hodgins. Next euctu: April 12 at 8 pan. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cooper of Exeter wei . Saturday evening visi- tors with Mary Kooy. They had just returned home from spending the winter in Florida. Jack and Marg Patterson of town returned home on Saturday after spending the winter in the sunny south. TOWN OF EXETER EASTER SCHEDULE GARBAGE PICK-UP Usual Pickup Changed To Friday April 9 Tthurs., April 8 Monday, April 12 Tues., April 13 gXETER LANDFILL sib HOURS Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to Noon. CLOSED: April 9 and April 12 EXETER RESIDENTS require a Dump Pass available at Exeter Municipal Office. SPECIAL MONTHLY LAKIE PICK41P £CHEDULE3 MAY, JUNE, OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER ONLY WEST SIDE - 1st Thursday EAST SIDE - 2nd Thursday Glenn Kelps Town Superintendent 1 By Muriel Lewis G R ANION - TL annual turkey supper sponsored by Unit 5 at the United Church on Wednesday eve- ning was -well attended. Later, eve- ryone enjoyed the comnnei Lary and shoes by Murray Mitchell of St. Marys telling of his time spent in Nicaragua building houses with Habitat for Humanity. The Anglican parish bible study group met at Mary Jefferies home on Thursday afternoon, April 1 when the theme was "interpreting God's presence among us". At the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Palm Sunday, Rev. Ste- phen Emery's message was about Peter's denial. The Baptismal Cove- nant followed. The children's focus dealt with the Kingship of Israel as compared to the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. A time of fellowship followed the service. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes chose "With high hopes and wav- ing Palms" as the theme of her ser- mon. Sunday School awards were pre- sented as follows: an eleventh year bar to Kelly Waters, second year seals to Jason Wheeler and Greg Ili:yea, third year seals to Samantha Grant and Katherine Cope; fourth year seals to Mathew McRobert and Tiffany Blom; fifth year seal plus perfect attendance for January, February and March to Andrew Bryan; and a diploma to Stephanie Mills. Please note: The Easter Sunrise service will be held Sunday, at 7:30 a.m. followed by breakfast with a free will offering for the church roof fund. U.c.w. Unit one met at Diane Blake's home on Thursday afternoon. Final plans were made for the breakfast following the 7:30 a.m. Easter Sunrise service. No iiekets required, just a donation to the roof fund and everyone is welcome to attend. Also further arrangements were made for the Mother and Daughter Luncheon on May 8. Blake gave a program presentation on Resurrection in Spring. As the hostess she also served supper in a springlike setting. Unit two met at the United Church on Thursday evening when Diane Dietrich chaired the meeting and Margaret Cope was in charge of the program. The` special spsaker was Michael Baker on Landscape Design, demonstrating the art of pruning and giving general Land- scaping ideas for country dwell- ings. Refreshments were then served by Julie McRobert and Pam Hayes. A business meeting followed when discussion included the East- er Sunrise service, plans for a yard sale on May39-at Main and Station Streets and a family barbecue in June. Unit three members and some friendly helpers gathered at the church on Thrusday, April 1 and made over 500 turkey pies and that's no April Fool. #1 Granton 3-H On April 1 the Granton Maple Taffy Bucket Spites and guests gathered at the home of leader Mar- garet Bryan for their Maple Syrup Achievement night. The program commenced with games 'and then the members presented their pro- jects resting maple syrup. Winners in a vote for the best book covers were Susan Bryan, Dixie McRobert and Katherine Harding. Special awards were re- ceived by Cheryl Harrigan for com- pleting her first club and by Kathe- rine Harding for completing twelve clubs. The evening concluded with members and guests sampling treats made by Melanie Beatson, af- ter expressing their thanks to lead- ers Deanna Beatson and Margaret Bryan. Katherine Harding was the press reporter. Personals Get well wishes to Marianne Kepke who is still recovering in Si. Marys Memorial Hospital from a leg injury incurred Last summer. Several from Granton attended the noon hour Lenten meditation at Lucan United Church on Wednes- day, March 31 Whbn the Rev. Wayne Lucas from the Lumen ChriallMa Reviviat Centre spoke on the411011e "Let her alone, let her Itilik br the day of my burial". 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