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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-11, Page 9(IIR'ISI1R Plymouth Jeep Cagle ( IiKISLER Dodge Dodge Trucks Torch run Thames Road-Elimville preparing for annual strawberry supper The supper is planned for June 16 at Thames Road Church. Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent THAMES ROAD - Approximate- . ly 80 people attended a church ser- vice on Sunday morning at Thames Road Church. Rev. Jock Tolmay was in charge of the service. The •choir sang two numbers, "Nothing is Impossible" and "One 'More Step Along the Way" accom- panied by pianist Marjorie Johns. The title of Rev. Jock's sermon' was "God's Way and Our Way." Shirley Kerslake and Judith'Park- er were the greeters as well as re- : ceiving the offering. Rev. Jock gave the Commission- ing and the Benediction. • The church service will be held at Elimville at 9:45 a.m. next Sunday. The first combined U.C.W. meet- ing will be held at Elimville Church at 8 p.m. on June 10. On June 1I the Standing Com- mittee will meet at 7 p.m. and the Council will meet .at 8 p.m. at Thames Road Church. Woodham United Church is planning a chicken barbecue on June 11 -at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults $10, children -(12 and under) $5. Tickets at the door: Takeouts available. . Thames' Road-Elimville Straw- berry Supper will be held June 16. The meal wilt cost $8 for adults, $3.50 for children six to. 12 and preschool are, free. . On June 22 the Sunday School children are askedto bring a lunch -and stay for practice. . Sunday School Celebration Sun- day will be held June 29 with the theme "Welcome to the Family". The Sunday School will be leading the congregation • for this service. Special guests will be "All Four Christ Youth Ministry". Everyone is invited• to a potluck picnic after the service. Drinks will be provid- ed. After lunch the group will go to Thames Road Ball Park for a base- ball game and other games. Casual dress and a lawn chair are suggest- ed. - Get well wishes are extended to Ina John who has been a patient in South Huron - Hospital for some time. Amber and Carson Cooper of Elimville arc -slaying with their un- cle and aunt Robert and Kathy Bray and girls for a few days. . Bill and Rhoda Rohde called at the Sass Funeral Home, St. Marys on Sunday afternoon where they , paid their respect to the late Hilda Sinith (Rundle). who passed away on Friday.' QUALITY TYPESETTING Flyers • Resumes • Programs • Brochures • Booklets • and more! For more information please phone Deb Lord at the TEST DRIVE T � E NTREP D DIFFERENCE Compare Chrysler Intrepid's award winning cab -forward design, affordable price and longer list of standard features. No other family sedan has it all! // The Intrepid Difference: more horsepower, more features, more value. 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They were joined by five stUdents from Clinton Public School and others along their segment of the run. Golden Agers sign petition GRAND BEND - Over 60 Grand' Bend Seniors'signed a, petition» "in 'support of _the Ontario Provincial, Policerand especially Sgt: Dcancin their testimony andractions taken at iprierwash Park". The signatures were gathered at the club's June pot luck meal and program held at the Lions Pavilion last Wednesday. Seventy-four at- tended, Mary Van Vooren's -group was in charge. Winnersannounced Margaret Adams, announced the winter shuffling results. Lloyd Moussedu was the top winner and the recipient of the Challenge' tro- phy. Sien Smits was runner-up and Riet VanderBurjt third.! r { -r Queensway news HENSALL - Throughout the week, Queensway residents played - ganmcs•and sung songs at Fun .and Fitness. 'Monday afternoon. the • Cnristiart Reform Ladies enter- tained the residents. Rev. 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