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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-09-09, Page 19Centralia SS hosting breakfast By Mary Peterson Centralia corre pondent CENTRALIA - Minister I -seater Scott welcomed c' e r y one back to worship at Centralia l tiuted.C'hui: h on Sunday, Septemtwt 6 after sunt our vacation. . She announced that Sunday, September 13, will be Rally Sunday. This will he an intergcncr- • ational worship service welcoming everyone hack to church. It is -also• a service_ to affirm support for the ministry -of; the Sunday School. the • teachers, and the children. Following worship. everyone ix, invited to stay for lunch.provided by the Sunday School. A Resource Fair .will also be set up so parents can view the curriculum and learn -about resources in the Sunday School. • Zion will hold Rally Sunday on •Sunday. September .20. On September 20, there will be a nursery availahle at the church for young children and babies. Conning events ' • The Ministry and Personnel Committee will meet Wednesday, • September 9. at Carol_ Sonier' ill •'s hone. • 'there will he meeting of the Joint C um Zion On Thursday, Seplcnu + °, 0 at :1 p.rn. The Official 'Board 'will, meet Wednesday, September 16 at 8 pan. at Centralia Untied Church. If you are unable to attend, .please send your report for the meeting. tJCW Meeting Centralia United ('hutch ladies • will host the UCW Stsutli'lluron Fall Raiily.on September 28 ;it the church. More details will hIlh Exeter Fair The teachers at Centralia Sunday School have volunteered to cater a brunch for Exeter -Fair on Sunday.. September 27 from 11:00 a in t,) p.m. at the Rec. Centre in I.. sew' Volunteers to assist would he great ly appreciated. Also needed arc :blenders: four -slice toasters and rectangular crock pots... If arrgone. can help with their time and enertit or a monetary donation, please con- tact.Heather Wells at 228-61.36 of Karen Windsor at 228-697.5. Graduate - Sandi Emmott, daughter of Harry and Nancy of RR2 Paris graduated from the University of Guelph with a -Bachelor of Commerce Degree majoring in Agriculture Business. Sandy is currently employed with Four Corners Poultry Ltd. in Monkton, Personals • Family, friends and neighbours gathered together at Helen Klentke's home • on Saturday. Septe nber 5 for fund and fellow- ship. Helen was surprised to find everyone there for a pasta dinner. Helen will be moving to Lucan, and this was a special event to. wish . tier well in her new hrime:. Her daughter, Jeanie; hosted a quit which highlighted some of the events and people during Helen's years on the farm. Centralia Faith Tabernacle Lost and Found will resume on Wednesday. September 9•at 7 p.m. The Sunday School bus will take the -same route through Huron Park as on Sunday mornings. Bus pick- up will ha gin at 6:30 'p.m. Arrival home will he by 8:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. to 'attend. There are classes for all ages. During the evening of Thursday. September 10, the -annual visitation to Huron Park for Sunday School outreach will he held. There will he a special play at the church on Sunday, September 13, The C'utnerstxnte Singe:. ,um Sterling Heights, Michigan will minister rn song during hath the morning and evening services. Lunch will he provided at 1:30 p.nt. lolluwed by various activities from 2:15 to 4:t>O p.in. • At 4 p.in. there will he a special "Mortgage Burning' Celebration- ittt praise and thanksgiving. • Dinner and the evening service will li)Ilow. Sunday. September 13 is also Promotion Sunday fon the Sunday School. Everyone is invited to conte out and meet yoyr new teach- ers for 1998-99. Euchre Results At Heywoods Restaurant recent- ly., Edith Eaton was the Hidden Score winner. High Hand winners were Kay Blair and Esther Hodgins. The Lone Hand winners were Mary. Wallace and Gil Nuithey. • Manure field demonstration day on September 18 • ZURICH ---The Huron County • Pork Producer.•are holding a Ma- nure Dctnoiisit t1 1011 Day On Sept. 18 at 1:30 pan. at Jody Durand's farm (2-1i2 mules west of Zurich and -1-1/2 miles south 'of County Rd 84). , - • Representatives from odor sup- pressant coi.ipanies and other Moa- n• ,e niautatico,ent companies will ., n 1 cremations. Field demun- suatiom Of mea chnology in ma- nure -application •will also hike place. For info call Sam Bradshaw - at 482-7958. • The HCPP will hold its 5001an- niversary barbecue and dance at the Seufonh Conmtunity Centre on Sept 26. The barbecue starts at 5:30 p.m. tickets adults $1150, children 6-12 years i ltd s6.25, children Un - tier 5 are free. For tickets. cab Bruce Bergsma at 523-4364. rim) A Point to -Ponder by Rev. Vernon Dean Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle T here was a rich man who was dressed in purple and fine linen and lived-in 1 sur:, e' et .day. Al his gate was laid a beggar named Lazarus, covered with sores and longing to eat what fill from the rich tnan's-tahle. Even the dogs carte and licked his sores. Tice time carte whcir the beggar died and the angels carried hint to Abraham's side. The rich mart also died and was buried. . " In hell.. where he was in torment, he looked up and saw Abraham far aiway, with Lazarus by his side. So he called to hint. "Father Abraham. have pity on me and send Lazarus to dip the tip of his.finger in water zinc! cool my tongue, because an in agony in this fire." But Abraham replied, "Son, rententhcr that in your lifetime von received your good things, while Lazarus received bad things. but now he is comforted here and you are in agony. And besides all this. between us and you a creat chasm rias been fixed, so that those who want to go from here to,you cannot. nor can anyone cross over from there to us." He answered. "Then I beg you, father. send Lazarets to my father's house, for 1 have five brothers. Let hits warn, them: NO that they w•ill•notalso conte to-thi5 place of torrent." Abraham replied. "They have Moses and the Prophets: iet them listen to them." • • "No. father Ahra rain," he said. "hut• if someone from the dead goes to thein. 7thcy.will repent." -He said to hits, "If they do not listen to Moses and the. Prophets. they will not he convinced even if someone rises from the dead." Luke /6:19-3/ A minor eternal point! Graduate - Mark Brock, son of Dave and Deanna Brock of RR2 Staffs graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) Degree majoring in Agronomy. Mark is current- ly working as a Pioneer Sales Representative at RR2 Staff. Graduate - Fred and Jackie Wells are proud to announce the graduation of their youngest daughter, Shelly Deeann, from the Child and Youth Worker Program, Sarnia-Lambton College. Shelly is employed at Craigwood Youth -Services, Ailsa Craig "Way to go girl!" A new medical centre for GB? GRAND BENI) - The 0. B. Seniors opened the September tweeting with a luncheon for over 100 people and Margaret Adams Group catered. A presentation about a new medical centre was given by Don' Tedford, Dr. Liam O'Cunnirr and Tom Dale. •Past President Larry Cole is on the boar' of directors. Fred Willard thanked the speakers•and installed the new executive in the absence of Lar- ry Cole. The new President Ron Dann.spoke. of the convention he and Jean atenticd.and, t_t>_e.reso- lutiiii tri treat young offenders as anyone' else; a lot of seniors were against that. Bill C91 to give inventors drug protection for a year and the Government will extend that but cxtention could he withdrawn at any time. The Seniors gave die Big Broth- ers & Sisters S100.00. The Fall Rally of U.S.C.O. Zone 8 will be Wed. Oct. 21 at Holmesville. Gloria Mousseau, Grand Bend, 238-5489. Tinter -Advocate, September 9, 1998 • Page 19 Forthcoming marriage Frank and Frances Kints and Frank and.Mary Boyle are delighted to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Denise Elizabeth and Darf h Michael. The cer- emony will take place at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church •on Saturday, September 12, 1998.. ,Open reception to be held at the South Huron Rec Centre at 9:00 p.m. Love Beattie Fayeanne Elizabeth Love and Bryon Kent Beattie were unit- ed in marriage on June 13, at' Wesley -Willis United Church in Clinton with Rev. Bill McAusla,n officiating. Fayeanne is the daughter of Wayne and Sharon Leve of RR1 Varna and Bryon is the son of David and Mary Jean Beattie, Clinton. The maid of, honour was Amy -Jean Love, .sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Lisa Beattie, sister of the. groom, Leanne Erb and Kathy Van Bakel, friends of the bride. The best man was Michael Pullen, friend of the groom. The ushers, were Jeff Roy, Jeff Brown and Scott Brown, friends of the groom. The reader was Jodi Hyde,: friend of the bride. The organist was Cathy Potter and soloist was Linda Hearn. The couple hon- eymooned on a cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and now reside in Toronto. NEW ARRIVALS • •:, sicken OUP (or t(tc 5011 Spa es sten Uo ts couhtry'swt sett sus too,— VIE SOUP FOR "THE COUNTRY SOUL" includes CD $22.95 US LITTLE PEOPLE MENNONITE CHILDREN by Cad Heihert (autographed copies) 29.95 424 Main St. Exeter, 235-1331 PEN MON.-FRi. 8:30 a.m. to 5 COMING SOON... LAKE IIURON'S SUMMER DANCE i'AVILIONS Book Signing with author Peter Young... $15.95 Forthcoming marriage Harry and Nancy Emmott of Paris and Dave and Deanna � Brock of Staffa are pleased to announce. the forthcoming marriage 'of their children Sandi and Mark. The ceremo- ny will take place at Paris Baptist Church in September. Finkbeiner - Mousseau Marie Mousseau, daughter of Mike and Patricia Mousseau of Sault Ste. Marie, and Russell Finkbeiner, son of Jim and Linda Finkbeiner of Crediton, were united in mar- riage on August 22, 1998 at Elim Pentecostal Church, Sault Ste. Marie. Maid of -hon- our was Robin Barcis, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Erin Skidmore, friend of the bride: and- Andrea McCaig, cousin of the bride: Best man was Robb Finkbeiner, brother of the groom and ushers were Robert Bowers, uncle of the grpom and John Mousseau, brother of the bride. Russ and .Marie wish to thank family and friends for making their wedding day special. Lucan Community Centre Bingo Wed. Sept. 9 Bingo starts 7:30 p.m. Regular Game $1.000 Jackpot Game ' 51 calls or less $600 bonus Total prizes $3000 Due to the licence regulations. no one under 18.allowed to play Licence #537495 Arriving On Video September 15! "One Of �ITt4eies Most Enduring Classics!" Chicago tribune HURRY! Available For A Limited Time! 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