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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-03-25, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, March 25, 1998 Chamber Music coming to Lucan LUCAN -. Lucan United Church con- tinues with its con- cert series, this month featuring Chamber Music. On Sunday, March 29 at 2 p.m., the church presents a French Horn trio and a classical guitar trio from the University of Western Ontario_ Faculty of Music. Chris Passmore and Troy Ducharme are members of these trios. Chris Passmore studies French Horn at UWO and plays in this. trio, as well as other large and small ensembles. " Troy Ducharme studies guitar and composition at UWO, and is a member of this guitar trio. Over the past few years Lucan United Church has presented' some fine concerts featuring tal- ent from the Faculty of Music. The first event featured profes- sors Alvin Reimer. Darryl Edwards and Brian McIntosh in a Tight opera by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Next was the Temere String Quartet, together with professors Ralph Aldrich and Alvin Reimer. Earlier this year, tht Thames Brass, a brass quintet from UWO, presented a Christmas concert. Tickets are $5 and are available at the door. For more information; call Brian McIntosh al 227-0189. TAda11.Y Baptism held at Grand Bend UC Kyle. Jeffrey, son of. Steve - and . Stephanie Mathers was baptized. GRAND BEND - Grand Bend Golden Agers held their bi-weekly euchre March 11 at the Legion hall with live tables in play: • - . Winners .were: ladies high- Mary Robinson, ladies low - Simone Rinn, ladies most lone hands - a tie between Reit Vander Burgt and Til- ly Van Lceuwen. Mans high won by Mary Van DeVooren playing a man's card. Mans low - Allan Walper, mans lone hands - Harold Finkbeiner. • Next euchre will be 'March 25 at 7:30 held at the Legion Hall. Grand Bend UCW Sixteen . ladies gathered in the Sunday School rooms of the United Church on March 21 for the UCW meeting. Vice President Joyce Thomson greeted everyone. Vera- Rempel gave the opening worship and prayer. reading scripture from Luke 5: 5-15. Hymns were sung ac- companied by Irene Kennedy at pi- ano. - Loreen Gill spoke to the group on "Loneliness" telling us it is univer- sal. Not only older people, but chil- dren from broken families. students away from home for. first time, abused .children, immigrants and refugees, young mothers, divorced people; old.folks in nursing homes and those who are shut-ins. Vice President Thomson presided for. business. Letters were received from the Leprosy Mission also Frcd -Victor Mission in Toronto. 1t was announced the Easter Ecumenical to : he held April 7 at 7:30 at St. John's Anglican Church. The minutes were read by, the secretary Bertie Keys. Roll call Friendship Night on March 28 for Rebekahs , EXETER .- Congratulations to Sis. Ruth Skinner PNG on receiv- ing her'S0 ,year jewel and a corsage in honour of -it. Easter is f approaching and our shutins will receive either a lily or fruit. We are again supporting the School Division of the Exeter Fall Fair. A donation was also made t� the Huron County. Children of Chernobyl. Plan to attend the Friendship night on March 28. The draw on the afgan will, he made on April 15 so please get your tickets in. We would like to wish Sis. Rose Webster all the best on -her move back to British Columbia. We have certainly enjoyed her in our midst since 1980. Reminder of the pot luck supper at 6:30 April 1 when the DDP makes her official visit. Long white dresses please for offi- cers. was answered by telling "What do you know about Mission, and Ser- vice?" Observer magazine. Lunch hostesses were. Elda Ad- ams and Cathy Junker. The, meet ing closed by all repeating the UCW benediction. .During the lunch hour "Happy Birthday" was sung for Lola Jack- son. - Grand Bend United Church March 8 was the second Sunday in Lent -and was also International Women's .Day. Many women around the world still long for jus- tice and equality. Rev. R. Putman gave the wel- come and it !action of the theme, "Under .s Wing". Chil- dress hymn ti . ,,ith of our Fa- thers." Scriptures were read by Lynn Desjardine. The choir anthem was "How lovely are the messengers," (Mendelssohn) 'a duct by Edward Avey/Don . McLean and chorus from.St. Paul. - • At the Sunday service, March 29, "Special Lenten Music" will take place, with soloist, violin, cello, flute, harpsichord, choir and or- gan. Confirmation classes continue on Monday at 7 p.m. March and April Upper Rooms arc available 'for pick up. The Sacrament of infant baptism was held at Grand Bend United Church on .March 15, when Kyle Jeffrey, son of Steve and Stephanie Mathers was baptized. During the children's time Rev. R. Putman talked to thein about baptism and said God loved them all. Theme for the service was Hun- gering and Thirsting. The scrip= tures were read by'Glena Horner. Choir anthem' was, "Rejoice in ' the Lord always." (Purcell). Flowers placed in the sanctuary were in loving memory of Barry J. Clark, by his family.Volunteers arc needed to staff the Nursery for the months of April May and June. The theme, Welcome Home! was the topic at Grand Bend United Church .on the fourth Sunday in GIGANTIC CLEARANCE Blowout MARCH 22 - 28 SAVINGS UP TO 70% *ADDITIONAL 25% OFF OREM TICKETED PRICES ON ALL YELLOW TICKETED CLEARANCE NERCHAADISE 9Ylaelne3.5 Cale THURSDAY, MARCH 26th • * 6 p.m. -11 p.m. * 4, • * ,11:}sq)Uyilkg * A Spin to Win Wheel with pick your discount and additional savings & giveaways - SAAN 193 MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT. ZIMMXZWXXXXIMI1XXXXXXXXXLIMMILTAXXLIZZXXXXXAMSZIXXXIS zssZzzILIz=zzzzzz I Lent, March 22. Rev. R. Putinan's story time with the children was, "The Prodigal Son", with the childrens hymn be ing, "Part of the family," • - Scriptures were read by Don -Boyes. Choir anthem was "Jesus, Lamb of God Redeemer." - The offering was collected by 'Brian ' Knights ' and Don Boyes, with the offering hymn, "There's a wideness to God's mercy." Prayers of the people was read by .Glena Horner. Anyone wishing to purchase an Easter lily in ' remembrance' 'of loved ones, to be placed in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday ser-. - vice please call Cathy Southcott '238-2554 before April 6. f)'-tgiOe with Michelle rand 0 piing Finally, Michelle Moore is opening her own full service hair salon in Exeter. After working for 5 years in London at Raymonds Hair Care Centre she looks forward to offering you an outstanding salon experience of the highest quality at her new and convenient location. FREE CONSULTATIONS A COMPLIMENTARY STRESS RELIEVING SCALP MASSAGE Call (519) 235-4665 251 Carling Street (2 streets west of Main St. between Gidley and_ Victoria) (SPRING SALE.) 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In one (drunk •62.- "C0n" mall 30. Quarrel . • - , - -Luc 17. 1959 Jean . 63. Indian. home 31. Mademoiselle's Godard film 64. Symbol of hope pronoun. '19. 1". - I saw.Etba- 65. Gelid 32. Traduce . - Policeman. • 20. - 66. Percolate 33..Schtick it up on the ition.. 21. Izzy's prohib67. 'Senator Bumpers piano • , , agent partner _ 68. Nothing more thari • 34. Voyaging 22. Pointillism unit 35. Come up short _ 23. Breadwinners DOWN • 38. Severe sneer _ 25.* -Football announcer 41. Highlander's hat Dawson , .1. Ed Sullivan or Bert 43. Bedouin garment 27. Commotions Parks , 46. Suit material 28. Chopin. wrote 24 2. Actress. Dern 47. Walk unsteadily • 33. Catapult over " 3. Colossal - 49. Artificial waterway . . 35. Cattle -mash 4. - Capp and Hirt 50. Fawning one 36. Actor Bixby 5. Bowers - 51. Like Paul Lynde's . 37. Deadly -snake 6. Backbone of 101 humor - - 38. - Talks (1984 Strings 52. Makes•a choice - film) - 7. • Address abbr. 53. Take off ' 39.. Winier ill 8. Ray of light - • 54. VCR "food" . 40. Run into . 9. Actor•Bisoglio 56. Supermarket stock - 42. Ohio city 10. Sad Lady of 60. Sure thing! 43. •Communion item. the Lowlands (Dylan) 61. . Lazy River 45. Belles props .- A1. many words 62. Point • T TAda11.Y Baptism held at Grand Bend UC Kyle. Jeffrey, son of. Steve - and . Stephanie Mathers was baptized. GRAND BEND - Grand Bend Golden Agers held their bi-weekly euchre March 11 at the Legion hall with live tables in play: • - . Winners .were: ladies high- Mary Robinson, ladies low - Simone Rinn, ladies most lone hands - a tie between Reit Vander Burgt and Til- ly Van Lceuwen. Mans high won by Mary Van DeVooren playing a man's card. Mans low - Allan Walper, mans lone hands - Harold Finkbeiner. • Next euchre will be 'March 25 at 7:30 held at the Legion Hall. Grand Bend UCW Sixteen . ladies gathered in the Sunday School rooms of the United Church on March 21 for the UCW meeting. Vice President Joyce Thomson greeted everyone. Vera- Rempel gave the opening worship and prayer. reading scripture from Luke 5: 5-15. Hymns were sung ac- companied by Irene Kennedy at pi- ano. - Loreen Gill spoke to the group on "Loneliness" telling us it is univer- sal. Not only older people, but chil- dren from broken families. students away from home for. first time, abused .children, immigrants and refugees, young mothers, divorced people; old.folks in nursing homes and those who are shut-ins. Vice President Thomson presided for. business. Letters were received from the Leprosy Mission also Frcd -Victor Mission in Toronto. 1t was announced the Easter Ecumenical to : he held April 7 at 7:30 at St. John's Anglican Church. The minutes were read by, the secretary Bertie Keys. Roll call Friendship Night on March 28 for Rebekahs , EXETER .- Congratulations to Sis. Ruth Skinner PNG on receiv- ing her'S0 ,year jewel and a corsage in honour of -it. Easter is f approaching and our shutins will receive either a lily or fruit. We are again supporting the School Division of the Exeter Fall Fair. A donation was also made t� the Huron County. Children of Chernobyl. Plan to attend the Friendship night on March 28. The draw on the afgan will, he made on April 15 so please get your tickets in. We would like to wish Sis. Rose Webster all the best on -her move back to British Columbia. We have certainly enjoyed her in our midst since 1980. Reminder of the pot luck supper at 6:30 April 1 when the DDP makes her official visit. Long white dresses please for offi- cers. was answered by telling "What do you know about Mission, and Ser- vice?" Observer magazine. Lunch hostesses were. Elda Ad- ams and Cathy Junker. The, meet ing closed by all repeating the UCW benediction. .During the lunch hour "Happy Birthday" was sung for Lola Jack- son. - Grand Bend United Church March 8 was the second Sunday in Lent -and was also International Women's .Day. Many women around the world still long for jus- tice and equality. Rev. R. Putman gave the wel- come and it !action of the theme, "Under .s Wing". Chil- dress hymn ti . ,,ith of our Fa- thers." Scriptures were read by Lynn Desjardine. The choir anthem was "How lovely are the messengers," (Mendelssohn) 'a duct by Edward Avey/Don . McLean and chorus from.St. Paul. - • At the Sunday service, March 29, "Special Lenten Music" will take place, with soloist, violin, cello, flute, harpsichord, choir and or- gan. Confirmation classes continue on Monday at 7 p.m. March and April Upper Rooms arc available 'for pick up. The Sacrament of infant baptism was held at Grand Bend United Church on .March 15, when Kyle Jeffrey, son of Steve and Stephanie Mathers was baptized. During the children's time Rev. R. Putman talked to thein about baptism and said God loved them all. Theme for the service was Hun- gering and Thirsting. The scrip= tures were read by'Glena Horner. Choir anthem' was, "Rejoice in ' the Lord always." (Purcell). Flowers placed in the sanctuary were in loving memory of Barry J. Clark, by his family.Volunteers arc needed to staff the Nursery for the months of April May and June. The theme, Welcome Home! was the topic at Grand Bend United Church .on the fourth Sunday in GIGANTIC CLEARANCE Blowout MARCH 22 - 28 SAVINGS UP TO 70% *ADDITIONAL 25% OFF OREM TICKETED PRICES ON ALL YELLOW TICKETED CLEARANCE NERCHAADISE 9Ylaelne3.5 Cale THURSDAY, MARCH 26th • * 6 p.m. -11 p.m. * 4, • * ,11:}sq)Uyilkg * A Spin to Win Wheel with pick your discount and additional savings & giveaways - SAAN 193 MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT. ZIMMXZWXXXXIMI1XXXXXXXXXLIMMILTAXXLIZZXXXXXAMSZIXXXIS zssZzzILIz=zzzzzz I Lent, March 22. Rev. R. Putinan's story time with the children was, "The Prodigal Son", with the childrens hymn be ing, "Part of the family," • - Scriptures were read by Don -Boyes. Choir anthem was "Jesus, Lamb of God Redeemer." - The offering was collected by 'Brian ' Knights ' and Don Boyes, with the offering hymn, "There's a wideness to God's mercy." Prayers of the people was read by .Glena Horner. Anyone wishing to purchase an Easter lily in ' remembrance' 'of loved ones, to be placed in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday ser-. - vice please call Cathy Southcott '238-2554 before April 6. f)'-tgiOe with Michelle rand 0 piing Finally, Michelle Moore is opening her own full service hair salon in Exeter. After working for 5 years in London at Raymonds Hair Care Centre she looks forward to offering you an outstanding salon experience of the highest quality at her new and convenient location. FREE CONSULTATIONS A COMPLIMENTARY STRESS RELIEVING SCALP MASSAGE Call (519) 235-4665 251 Carling Street (2 streets west of Main St. between Gidley and_ Victoria) (SPRING SALE.) MHYTRG FACTORY REBATES $40 - -$100 BE-HN.1 INSTANT REBATES MARCH MADNESS Until March 28 Visa,MC,Amex HIA.1 (.1 - SI I ;i! , HIM CI ASSIG ,:In1Y(III' SINUS HIAM SI III t,IIY 5101 5 PPLIANCE CENTRE J 390 Main St. S. SALES AND SERVICE Exeter 235-0705 "Your choice for value"