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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-09-18, Page 11('OMMIJW[TY Student council New McCurdy Public School student council representatives James Atkins, at left, Gary Sauder and Dolly Chansamone are ready to take on the year. Child baptized at St. Brittany Kelley was baptized on Sunday. By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's Church was decorated with fall flowers on Sunday as the congrega- tion celebrated the Holy Eucharist and Holy Baptism Service at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Stanley lay offi- cient. Brittany Chiera Kelley, daughter of Scott and Kim Kelley was bap- tized and welcomed into the house- hold of God. The processional hymn was "Holy Spirit Hear Us." For the children's focus Rev. Jay talked about baptism and the re- sponsibilities in Christian faith and how we live. The baptismal and children's hymn was "In Token That Thou Shalt Not Fear". Su- zanne Davis read the scriptures, The message was based on the so nptaeee Imes, Following the celebration of the Eucharist and closing prayers, the recessional hymn was "God the Creator." Rose Cunningham and Crystal Davis were servers for the service. Flowers on the pulpit were placed in memory of the late Eileen Carroll by Ron and Margaret Car- roll and family. The Kelley family entertained family and friends at their home following the service. Sunday, September 22 the Ser- vice of Morning Prayer will be held at 10:30 a.m. St. Patrick's A.C.W. reports that another bale has been sent to their Prayer Partner in northern Ontario and items are being delivered to Daily Bread this week. An invita- tion to the Perth Fall Deanery Meeting to be held at St. Paul's Church, Stratford on Wednesday, October 9 at 6:15 p.m. was re- ceived. Mary Davis and Mabel Needham attended the get together with sev- eral of the Hodgins relatives Thurs- day at the home of Elliott and Au- drey McRoberts in Exeter. Panther Profile By B 11 Kline Welcome Week is now over the grade nines can now go to school in comfort and have nothing to worry about. The whole week was fun and en- joyable for all. On Monday, the grade nines got down and dirty in front of the rest of the school. On Tues- day, they were bought as "ap- prentices " by Grade 12 stu- dents who were willing to pay high prices for their young friends. The grade nines did what their owners asked them to do on Tuesday afternoon and all day Wednesday. The Grade 9 dance on Thursday night went over very well. Everyone cooperated extreme- ly well. Thank you to all the teachers, prefects, and also the janitors for cleaning up the gymnasium floor which got a little messy in some spots. A special thank you to all the stu- dents for coming-out and mak- ing the dance a great success. Upeombs Thurs., Sept 19: cture cture Day Fri., Sept. 27: Commencement Hazel Davis accompanied Ho- ward and Sandra McDonald to To- ronto on Saturday to see "The Phantom of the Opera" at the Pant - ages Theatre. Patrick's The Davis's attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration on Sunday, honoring Jean and Earl Neil at the Crediton Community Centre. Times -Advocate, September 18, 1996 Page 11 CWL continues charitable work GRAND BEND - The Catholic Women's League of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish met on Sep- tember 3 at the parish hall. Presi- dent Gera Peters chaired the busi- ness. The two bake sales and quilt raffle raised almost $2,000 for the council's charitable work. Peters thanked all the members who con- tributed their time and talents in baking, fresh vegetables, ticket sales, and those who created the quilt and afghan. Letters were read from Diocesan President Muriel Murphy and from the Diocesan Resolutions Chair. Theresa Larkin, who encouraged all councils to consider the need and importance of presenting reso- lutions. The working title needs to be sent in by November and com- pleted in February 1997, so it can be worked through the Diocesan committee, ready for the annual convention at the end of April. Save -a -Family Plan from India sent a request for a donation to the housing fund for widows in India. They hope to raise $800,000 which would house 1000 widows and their children at the cost of $800 per unit. Four hundred such houses have been completed thus far. Christian Family Life Convener Lia Vandenberk thanked everyone for their contributions of containers like bags, pill bottles, jars, hangers, plus bedding, towels, food staples, and household goods, donated by parishioners to the Canadian Food for Children Fund. Lia and her hus- band Martin, loaded up their truck and delivered everything to a drop- off point in Stratford. All these items are sorted and packaged, then shipped out of Toronto to children and their families in third world countries. The contact person for this project is Irene Coghill in Strat- ford, 519-273-0571. CWL president Gera Peters thanked the organizer of the quilt raffle, Toni Vandenberk, who re- ported that she had already pur- chased material for the 1997 quilt. The quitters want to start work on the new quilt in November. The parish picnic didn't have a large turnout, but everyone who came en- joyed themselves. November 25 will be the 40th an- niversary of the Grand Bend Coun- cil. Plans are being made for a spe- cial Mass, followed by a catered dinner at the Pinery Inn, with a guest speaker, Dianne Huhn. Lia Vandenberk and Grada Vlemmix will organize the event, inviting the London Diocesan executive mem- bers in the area, and former CWL members of this council. A news- letter will be sent out with informa- tion, including a list of nominees for the election of officers at the October meeting. Josey Britton will be ordering supplies for the White Ribbon Against Pornography (W.R.A.P.) campaign in October. Peters will be attending the Regional Meeting for presidents on September 14, The Deanery meeting will be held on October 30, details to follow. A list of donations was voted on by the membership for this year : $ 100 each to Amnesty Internation- al; Father Royacker's Mission; the Food Bank in Forest; Flowers of Hope for Community Living South Huron; and for a widow's home fund with Save -a -Family Plan of India; for a total of $500 donated. Members are asked to roll pennies for the Esk Omi Missions of North- ern Canada, to be collected at the October meeting. It was agreed to cover the expenses of supplies for Sunday School, which resumed on September 15, during the 11 a.m. Mass. Volunteers are welcome to help with the children. Twenty- three children earned a certificate last year. Father Beck was asked by the Di- ocese to host a Day of Recollection for priests of the London Diocese on September 24. Josey Britton will organize a lunch for those attend- ing. The next meeting will be held October 1, beginning with recita- tion of the Rosary. Our biggest sale of the year! Featuring Marathon Consumer Cash4, great low leasingt'br, in'ancfti•ig` rates4'on s'elected'96' models. "t "" Hurry! 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