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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-10-28, Page 40Wednesday. October 28, 1998 Exeter Times -Advocate Community Tickets available for special show By Rhoda Rohde the church. Suggestions should be nottAks ROAD CORRESPONDENT in the box by November 1. 'If you THAMES ROAD - 'Solidarity of an Uprooted People' was the theme of the service at Thames Road on Sunday. • Barry Miller.gave the welcome fol- lowed by the Call to Worship by Rev. Marilyn Carter. Mirjam:' Veldman lit the Christ candle. Grace Pym talked•to the children abqut the globe, roots and uprooted and. refugees. Kristy. Bray read "Jointing Our Hands -for Uprooted People" while some of the Sunday School members performed a. skit. The. choir sang an anthem accompanied by organist Jean Hodgert. Janis Richardson led the respon- sive reading and read the scripture. Miller introduced the guest speak- er, Alfredo Marroquim. from Global House in London. Marroquim origi- nally came from El Salvador. Grace Pym thanked him for attending their service. Melonie and Sarah Miller were the greeters. • Following the service refresh- ments were served. Upcoming Events Anyone wanting the Upper Room at $5.78 for a year, being 10 copies, should contact Marg Stewart by November 8. Community of area churches evening service will be on November 1. at 7 p.rli. The speaker will be Rev. William McAuslan'of Wesley Willis U.C. in Clinton. There will singing with the orchestra and special anthems from the combined choir. Lunch and fellowship will fol- low the service. Sunbeams will meet at Thames Road on Thursday, November 5 at 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Snacks and crafts fer the children and coffee and fellowship for the adults. The reconstruction committee has a suggestion box at the entrance of l wish to talk 'to a member they are John Batten, Agnes Bray. Ray Cann Murray Dawson, Bruce Delbridge, Marjorie Johns, Shirley Kerslake, Larry Lynn, Barry Miller, John Miner, Judith Parker, Marilyn Pym, Sandra Rowe, and Nancy Smith. November 1 is a four week adult bible study group. . The Standing committee will meet on November 4 at 8 p.m. at Thames Road church. The .Remembrance .Day Sunday, November 8, will " be : an Intergenerational Sunday with guest speaker Rob Rssery. The U.C.W. will hold their November meeting'on November 10 at 8 p:m. On program is Church In Society, Helen Weston, Bev Delbridge, Dorothy. Duncan, Jean Hodgert and Judith Parker. Roll call is 'bring a gift for the Christmas Bureau'. Lunch by Group C. On November 12, the Senior Youth Group will meet from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Thames Road. WAIS - cuss ideas for upcoming meetings. Novel ,1 "r- 14 is an evening of "God; So and Other Stuff" of comedy, tcters and cabaret, "writt. perfored by Judy Savoy. The pt ugram will be at the South Huron. Rec Centre at 8 p.rn. Advance tickets $12. or $15. at th_e door. Dessert and refreshment to follow show. Tickets are available from Shirley Kerslake, Helen Kadey, Sharon Passmore, Marilyn Pym and Paul Warwick. Halloween party The 'Thames Road-Elimiville Halloween Party was held in - Thames Road church .on Friday evening; There were 54 children dressed up and 40 adults in atten- dance. Rev. Marilyn Carter and Marguereite Butler were the judges. Prizes given to: Ghosts, Goblins, )evils and Witches - Amber Cooper, Christine O'Reilly, Eric Hern. Clowns - Mackenzie Skinner, Stacey Crerar, Susie Miner; Super hero, Cowboy, Cowgirl & Indian - Jessica Bray, Quinn Rush, Alex Hern; T.V. & -Storybook, • Commercial Character - Mikayla Skinner, Holly Hern, Nicole• Pavkeje; Dracula; Vampires & Monsters - Brett Warwick, Zac Dougall, Megan Pavkeje. Princesses, -Fairies, Fancy Ladies & Flowers., "Alana Hodgert, Taryn Dougall, Robin McKnight; Animals - Seth Weber, Madison Brock, Jessica Brock; Hobos, Pirates, Scare Crows - Richard Johns ; Lindsay Hewitt, Julie Prout; Pumpkins, Construction, Fire Fighters, l'op Group - Evelyn Johns, Zachary. Ka'dey, Cody Hern and Gypsy - Mirjam Veldman. Many thanks to everyone who helped prepare for and cleaned after the Halloween party. l s' n y., Personals Gordon and Myrtle Pengelly Belgrave, Ross and Mildred Merril of Bayfield were Tuesday guest 'with Bill and Rhoda Rohde. The flowers i,t the nurch o Sunday were placed in memory of the late Mary (Johns) Connolly b -her family. A number of people called 'at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell on Friday to pay their respect to the late Mary ,Connolly. Sympathy is extended to her family and relatives: Bill and Rhoda Rohde, Edna Kleinfeldt, Jean Coward, and Tom Yellow visited with Earl and Laura Mae Bennewies‘ of Mitchell on Friday evening. Belated get well wishes are extended to Cathy and Jennifer Veal. Gospel music • The Evening of Gospel Music in Thames Road church on Sunday night was a very big success. It was a very inspiring service with the church full of people. CALL THE EXPERTS FOR YOUR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS PAINTING McKAY PAINTING & DECORATING • Residential • Commercial • Industrial ' - Painting - Papering - Swirled Ceilings - Drywall 229-8090 STEEL Brander Steel Ltd. Main St. S. Exeter 235-1462., 1-800-556-9330 Aii types of steel products. Shearing & Bending Service Mar. I/2' capacity PLUMBING & HEATING R.J.B. PLUMBING & HEATING • Residential & Commercial • Gas and Propane Licensed RON BRAND 52 Gidley St. E. X Exeter, Ont. 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Both the senior • ys' and the senior girls' cams won . the champi- nship. • Other runners to articipate were, the idget boys, who showed reat improvement from e last race and made outh - Huron proud! OSSA is being held 'this hurs. at Springwate.r. ood luck to all those run - ng! Field hockey had a busy eek, bringing . back other Huron -Perth title. uron-Perth was held at uth Huron on Wed„ Oct. at South Huron. Those etching • saw the nthers win all three of Cir games! WOSSA was Id on the weekendand fortunately the Panthers rrowly lost to Medway - the finals. A late congratulations to e- South Huron golf ms, especially the girls' am. This is the first girls' golf m SHIMS has ever d, and' they showed a at start by winning the 'non -Perth champi- hip. The boys' team a great job and placed d in the championship. KRI BR PA PR STIN 001(S NTHER OFILE 1 h • 1 •n 0 1 a e n a n • ea e ea a lu Ens lid hir • MASONRY 39 Nice job, Panthers! 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