HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-11-11, Page 21Wednesday. November 11, 1998
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Judy Savoy at Rec Centre this Saturday evening
By Rhoda Rohde
111AMt S hOA1 WHttt_S1'ONL)EN
THAMES ROAD - •An
Intrgener,alion a,.I
Remembrance . Dai
church service was held.
at Thames (toad Church
on Sunday morning.
Rev. Marilyn :Carter
gave greetings and Heitk
Veldman gave a welcome
and announcements.
Virginia Warwick also.
spoke.
Jori Weston ltd in the
prayer of approach and
confession.' Kristy 11ra)
gave •a reading entitled
"Why Wear a Popp'''"
Crystal Varley li.t the
:Christ • Candle . and
Virginia Warwick gave a
reading about -the candle.
Margaret Stewart told
the youth a story entitled
"Fragile.. F"reedt)m and
Peace" .Jack Stewart
gave a reading entitled
"In Flanders Fields".
The, choir sang "God of
Our •Nations" accompa-
nied by organist Marilyn
Vandonbussche and by
Vanessa Bray on the
flute._ -
Brenda Elford read
scripture and Carolyn
.Johns introduced the
guest speaker Itob Esser).
of Centralia. Ile spoke
about his• uncle Don
Newcombe, a p1101 111 the.
Second World War who
_was killed in action and.
buried in Norniandy.
France. fie was thanked
by Crystal Varle' .
Jessica.,'Bray acid
Mirjam Veldntan received
the offering and were'
• greeters.
Courtney. Smith led in
the. Offertory Prayer.
There was a. huge_ white
- cross at the front of the
church where wreaths'
were laid •ur flung by
Cure'Smith, Richard
,Johns, Amber Cooper,
Evelyn Johns, Brett
Warwick, Mirjam •
Wildman. Jessica Bray
Matthew Johns, Sharon
Passmore:. Helen Webber
and Domtar Skinner. •
A reading entitled "Act
of Remembrance" was..
read by Megan Parker.
"The lust Post" Was
played and a tttinute of•,
silence wus then •
observed. • .
• 1Jpcoming.events
The Church Council
Nominating Committee is,
seeking people to volun-
teer as standing commit-
tee members. Two people
for each committee are
needed to tilt vacancies in _
the. following committees:
Finance Committee,.
Property ` Committee,
Christian Education
(Committee. Worship -
Coritntittee and Outreach.
Queensway craft show
and sale very successful
IIENSAl..l.
Queensway Volunteer
Volunteer
•Auxiliary met R4unda�
and reviewed the
results of the Annual -
Craft- and Bake' Sale.,
Residents and
Auxiliary were pleased
that proceeds were
over S0 OD. Ideas for
use of the funds.for the -
benefit of the .residents
_will be discussed .at
Resident council. •
Bethel Reformed
women provided prizes
and assistance at. bingo
Monday. following
bingo a hymn sing was
held. .
Wltlnie Dutton.
Pastoral Care volun-
teer led Worship ser-
vice 'Tuesday afternoon
.with Joyce Pepper as
organist.
• In the evening•'Fhe
Christian. Refornied
Singers entertained
with a program o1' ,
song. Residents
enjoyed a time of visit-
ing with the Singers
Yollowing the program.
over -a snack.
Wednesday morning:.
Volunteer Betty
• Siniinons .assisted a.l
breakfast group as
seven retirethe.nt haste
residents took part in a
family style breakfast.
Assisting iii -several
departments was
Stares Ruston a South
Ilurort student wino
was -here Fin a work
eper-ience day.
Library hour was
ititt•oduced for the win-
ter • months on
Thursday afternoon
Friday morning Fun
and Fitness started the
day when residents
worked their vu
through the exercise
routine.
In the afternoon the
video North to Alaska
was viewed: Clare
,Masse and Andrew Rau
brought . Fun and
Fitness to the • retire-
ment • home. lounge in
the evening for
Friendship Friday.
Corning events
N. endive- 11 4:15
p.nl. Ganie s with
llensull- t.ittited"Church
Confirmation- •(:lass.
November 1 2. 6 p :rn.
Senior Diners. 7 p:.ni
• (;canton Ithythmaires •
Nov. 18. 11)- a.nt. to a
p.ni.,(;eri. Fashions sets
tin shop for the .dal .• •
6;4 Thrty
JustTcrVo
, Robo►daies' is preparing a Christmas party le sun your bud-
get. From now until Christmas parties bookedfor Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday or Friday evening of 15 people or
more. we offer the spectali menu below Whyeconorhize on
your Christmas Parte when we can do it for you. Treat your
friends and employees to a festive evening out in the ele.
.gant atmosphere of Robindale's`
'ROAST PRIME RIB or BEEF with Yorkshire Pudding
'HALF A ROAST CHICKEN A L'ORANGE
.*FILLET OF SOLE LOUISE
`TRADITIONAL ROAST TURKEY DINNER
Inciudmg . .
S:aesai salad. rolis and butter main burse. dessert. and coffee or tea
Committee. Contact John
Minor at 229-6345 If you
are intergsted.
On November • 12'
Thames Road-E:limville
Senior Youth Group w11I
meet from 6:30 to 8:30
ppm.. at 'flames. 'loud
Church, to discuss ideas
for upcoming meetings.
On November• 14 .an
evening. is. pitma d. "God.
Songs and Other stufr','
• written and performed 1t�
:Judy Savoy at the South
Duren Iter Centre at 8
•p;m. Advatteae tickets are
$12 'lir $15.41 -the dour.
Desserts and refresti-
ments will be; served
afterwards. Tickets are
available. -from Shirley
Kerslake, Helen Kadey,
Sharon Passmore,
Marilyn I'ym and i'uul
Warwick:. .
On November 15, •
wrapped shoe boxes tire
to be brought to church
•
•at fs'limvltie:,
On November 18:. the
Junior Youth •Group,
grades 4.6 will be moot-
ing •at the Thames Road •
Church from 6 to 8 p:m.
Supper is. included at a
cost of $5 per person.
(.all Carolyn Jolins at
229-631 2 before' the
night, so the right quanti-
ty Cali -be purchased.
Men►bers . cif the
f;luewater 'Tug -of -War.
tenni will be the: guest
2
speakers. �+►
On ' November 18.
Messengers will meet at,
ftlimvIllr from 7 to 8 p.m
On November 22 there
will• be a baptism service
at 'Thames Road Church..
On November 25. a con-
gregational meeting will i
be' held at 7:30 p.m• at
f:Iirnvillr United C:hurch.
The 18 -month trial peri-
od of Thames Road-
l:lirnville church will be - !
reviewed. A report from
the 'reconstruction corn- •
mittee will. be presented _
for consideration and a.
vote.,
On November 29 the
First Sunday of Advent
wilt be. held'at Eaintville.
per perscin
'Price based on everyone enjoying 'the same entre
IttIgate-call after pm Tues -.Sun. for, party resewvati
Give a special gift of a Gift Certificate
from Robindale's. Call us today.
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