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Volunteers needed at
Thames Road Church
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPON-
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THAMES ROAD - Rev.
Marilyn Carter was in
charge of the Mission
and Service Sunday ser-
vice at Elimville on
Sunday morning.
The Introit was sung
and Rev. Carter gave
greetings, announce-
ments and led in the
Call to Worship and
Prayer of Approach.
The Christ Candle was
lit. Janis Richardson
told the youth an inter-
esting story about
Mission and Service,
and about the church
envelope.
The choir sang "Give
of Your Best to the.
Master" accompanied by
the pianist Marilyn.
Vandenbussche.
The scripture was read-
by Doris Elford.
A dialogue on "Mission
and Service" with Grace
Pym, Rev. Carter, Janis
Richardson and Barry
Miller: taking part. -A dis-
zcussiontieriod followed.
Karen Etherington and
.hey' -daughter Robyn
"received the offering as
;we'll as being the
greeters.
The 41e hymn "Lor;;
Disinissf lis With Thy
Blessing" was sung and
everyoiie, said the
Cmissioning and the
_Bate tion.
Aftjhe= service, the
.Ydtk't da Shoot
class rritder •c, ffee
and snac-1 . ,They
received donations to
their Youth Tools
Mission Project
Life and Work of
the congregation
A volunteer is needed
for blowing the snow at
Thames Road Church
yard to the first Sunday
in March. Please contact
Larry Fulton.
On February 7 the
annual congregational
meeting will be held fol-
lowing the church ser-
vice at Elimville.
Please bring sandwich-
es or squares.
February 9 the UCW
will hold their meeting
at Elimville at 8 p.m.
Program - Stewardship
and Finance, Marilyn
Pym, Anne Kernick,
Janet Coward, June
Stewart, Kay Grubb,
Roll call - Name a chari-
ty or mission. Lunch,
Group C.
Youth Sunday School
class will need drivers to
and from London Train
Station for ten people
plus their luggage on
Friday February 26 at
11:30 a.m. and Sunday,
February 28 at 2:30
p.m. IF interested con-
tact Virginia Warwick or
Carolyn Johns.
"Lentscape" A Lenton
study series of seven
sessions from February
15 to March 29. Monday
nights at 7:30 p.m. on
"Vision TV" beginning at
Margaret Stewarts. If
interested please call
Stewart, Rev. Carter or
Karen Etherington.
Personals
Millie Fulton returned
home last -Tuesday from
St. Marys Memorial
Hospital.
Queensway takes part inMzheirnerWalk
HENSALL - The Alzheimer Walk
for Memories was held at the
Exeter High School Sat., Jan. 23
sponsored by the Huron County
Alzheimer Society.
Queensway took part in the
Walk and participants, Marg Cole,
Carol Gascho, Lucy Greb, Pearl
Eyre, and Ed Galloway were
pleased to raise some funds for
the Society.
Rev. Boyachuk of the Exeter
Baptist Church led W orship
Service Tuesday with Belva Fuss
as volunteer organist and Marg
Cole assisting residents.
Residents enjoyed refreshments
and a visit with Rev. Boyachuck
following the service.
Queensway volunteer, Kay
Wise, resident, Mildred Gingerich
and staff, Carol Gascho enter-
tained at the Zurich Dining for
Seniors with a variety of read-
ings, music and jokes,
Wednesday.
The new Aromatherapy supplies
were put to good use on Thursday
as residents and staff alike tested
their ability to identify a variety of
scents ranging from chocolate to
grass to licorice.
Over 24 scents are included in
the kit and several brought back
some interesting memories.
Fun and Fitness started the day
on Friday as usual and in the
afternoon residents viewed the
video "Great comics of the 30,40s
and 50s".
Alt attending had a great time
watching Jackie Gleason, Lucille
Ball, Red Skeleton and many
more.
Coming events
Jan. 28 - 6 p.m. Senior Diners
Jan. 28- 7 p.m. Birthday party
with The Huron Strings
Feb. 1, 9:30 a.m. Volunteer aux-
iliary meeting,
Feb. 2 - 7 p.m. Christian Reform
Singers
PEACE OF MIND
DRIVING INSPECTION
• Rotate 4 tires
• Inspect antifreeze/
cooling system
• Inspect all fluid levels
• Inspect electrical system
• Inspect front and
rear brake system
• Inspect exhaust system
• Inspect suspension system
• Road test and report results
"It's time to prepare
for cold weather driving!"
LU.BE, OIL FILTER
"body when prate or you dot pay!'"
for your Chrysler Canada vehicle:
• Up to 5 litres of Mopar Oil
• Mopar Oil Filter
• Lube (where applicable)
• 15 -point inspection
Diesel engines
and import
vehicles extra.
Environmental Charges May App y
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