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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-26, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, March 26, 1997 COMM UN! .11Y New pipe organ Organist and Choir Director Sharen DeVree tries her hand.* the spew pipe organ at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Lucan. The 1983 organ, which was purchased from a church in Nova Scotia, was restored and brought to Lucan to replace an old organ last June. On April 13, the church celebrates the dedication of the organ at 11:00 a.m. and will also host a postlude concert that night at 7:30. Church presents Easter drama ,By Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CEN'IRALIA - Local -community churches ale • planning Easter ser- vices, A•joini•Good Friday worship :service for. Zion West and Centralia United Churches will be held Match 28 at • 1.1 a.m. at Zion West United .Church. Those peopleas- • .sisting with the service arc asked to attend a rehearsal on March,27 at 7:30 p.a. - Centralia.: Faith Tabernacle 'will .present an •Easter drama entitled 'Born to- Die' on March 29 and March 30 at 7 .p.m.• Everyone is weIcua _ th attend. The nursery will. be available• for those with young children. • On. Easter •Sunday, - March. 30, everyone is - invited to a Sunrise Service at Zion West at 7 a.m: and the potluck breakfast which will follow. Easter services will he held ;It 9:45 a.m.-at Zion West.and 11:30 a.m. ai Centralia United. On March 27 at 7:30 p/m. Bruce and Shirley Perrywill host a meet- ing at their home in Exeter, 404 Ed- ward Street. The discussion will fo- cus on putting the Bible back into thc local schools beginning next September. :Two. representatives from each school art: required. Crediton • U.C.W. have invited Centralia U.C.W: to their meeting on April 3 at 8 p.m. A* meeting entitled 'The Fine Art of Joggling' for ministry personnel and members • of congregations from multi -point charges is.planned at Bcachville United• Church on April f from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Centralia United Church is host- ing a ham supper on April 12. There will he two sitting, at 4:30 and 6 p.nl. The meal will cost $9.00 for adults and $4.50 for children aged. 6* to 12. If you'd like tickets, talk to the Stewards or call Alan Powe. Volunteers are needed to make scalloped potatoes, cook pork roast, and snake cheesecakes. Call Alan Powe if you arc able to help. The next day. April 13, Zion Sun- day School will host a spaghetti lunch at 12:30 p,m. Worship will he at 10 a.m. at Centralia United Church and 11:15 a.m. at Zion West on April 13. At Hcywoods Restaurant on March 18, Kay Lankin and Howard •Dolan •were High Hand • winners. Lone hand winners were Anne Northy and Adrian DcBrauwer, and Doris Pfaff won thc Special.. • Gainer Kneale 238-2420, 2384484 • GIC rates subject to charge. Short term rotas avadohle. Segregated Meals rotes reflect actual post performance. Flamm returns MH vary. Investments GIC / RSP 1 Yr. - 3.65% 3 Yr. • 5.00% 5 yr. • 5.80% Segregated Funds 1YR. •29.07% 5 YR.. 12.52 Sib :i Musical evening planned at Grand Bend GRAND BEND - On the fifth . Lenten Sunday, March 16, at Grand Bend' United Church, -a prayer _of confessions was said in unison. •Rev. R. Puttnan's sermon topic was "A God Who Forgetsr with scrip- tures read by - Bette Tufts. The choir's anthem was —Jesus Paid- It All." • In the children's time, Rev. Put- man talked about "Forgiveness and Forgetting." Prayers- of the People. were read by Bryan Beattie. Communion was celebrated on Palm Sunday at Grand Bcnd United Church on March 23, Rev. Putman' talked to the children and congrega- tion about the meaning of Palm Sunday. Scriptures were read shy Bob Southcott. The choir's anthem was "Hosanna to the Living Lord.- . UCW - • • Grand Bend United - Church Women met Thursday afternoon, March 13 in the Sunday School • rooms. President Evelyn Johnson welcomed everyone and read • a poem "Signs of Spring." Vera Rempel gave the worship service with an Easter •theme. She gave arcading on "An ,Invitation to 'Church", followed by scripture. Easter hymns were sung with Ina' Flcwelling at the piano. Flewclling garne a program reading about the Grand Bend United Church's do veluping committee and it's work:• - Bertie Keyes.' read the minutes and' a letter from Geri Wright (the former U.C.W. treasurer) who now . lives in Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C. about tier life and recovery from cancer.. . The roll call was answered by 16 menthcts telling what .their favorite Psalm was and reading a verse frnin it. - An invitation was read to attend the 'Easter . Ecumenical at Calvary United Church, Dashwood • on March 18 at 7:30 p.1n.. During the - business, several thank you notes were read from people who received plants .at Christmas, and appeal letters. • Laura Flewelling closed by hav- ing the group join hands as she gave the closing prayer. Lunch hostesses - were Marg Love. Joan Love and Joan's young daughter C'harleen. -Golden Agers • .The • Qrand Bend Golden . Agers held their bi-weekly euchre game *Wednesday evening, March .12 at the Legion with 'six tables in play. Winners were: -Ladies high score - Elena Black: ladies low- score Jeari Dann: most lone hands was a three way tic. between Lou Hamil- ton. Norma Wainer and Annie Mo- renz; Men's high score - Everett Richardson; Mens low score - Gor- don Coulter; Most lone hands - a tic between Ron Dann. and Hugh Gritleth. .• - The next euchre- will be held March 26 at the • Legion at 7:30 p.m. All in the April Evening An "All in the April Evening" program of hymns, anthems, nostal- gic vocal solo's; instrumental solos and ducts will be held April 20 at 7:39 p.m. in• Grand Bend United Church. , Grand Bend United Choir will perforin anthems and Don McLean (baritone) will give a solo "Lost Chord"..Instrumental solos of Lynn Tremain (flute) and Norm Abbott • (cello) arc also featured. A spec- trum of hymns, some pre -selected, some .on spontaneous request, will he conducted by music director Norm Abbott. A general collection will be taken and refreshments will follow. Did you know? That on -April 2, 1926, it was de- cided to form a two-point charge with' Grand Bend to be • named the -Grand Bend Pastoral Charge. Rcv. W.J. 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