Times Advocate, 1999-07-28, Page 9•
Wednesday, July 28, 1999
Family
Church
picnic
planned
in Varna
By Joan Beierling
VARNA CORRESPONDENT
VARNA - This
Sunday, Aiig. 1
church will be in
Varna at 10:30 a.m.
with the Celebration
of "International
Year of Older
Persons" . Musical
guests will be "Mary
and Friends" from
the Wingham area.
Sunday, August 8
the church picnic
will be held at the
Stanley Park by the
fake. Musical guests
will be Bob
Robilliard and the
Exeter Community
Band.
A potluck lunch
and games will fol-
low.
Vacation Bible,
School runs from
August 3 until
August 6 at the
Brucefield church
from 9 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. The theme will -
be "The Great
Bibleland Dig,
Exploring the Life of
Jesus".
There are still a
few baseball games
going on at the ball
diamond.
Thursday, July 29
the mite girls at 7
p.m., Friday, July 30
the slo-pitch team at
9 p.m. ; Monday,
August 2 the Vipers
play at 9 p.m; and
Wednesday August 4
the Agricos play at 7
p.m.
Corrections
In the July 19th edi-
tion of the Exeter Times
Advocate, it was stated
under a. picture the
afternoon rain forced
the cancellation of
many events for
Crediton's Fun Day.
In fact, only one event
was cut short.
Brenda Feeney, enter-
tainment chair for the
Crediton Optimist Club
stated "Fun was had by
all. It was certainly a
super day. Spirits were
high and they continued
:throughout the whole
day."
The Crediipa Optimist
Club is deffirtely opti-
mistic about the Fun
Days in the year 2000.
Last week's story on
the 50th anniversary of
the Exeter Saddle Club
contained an error in a
cutline. Al Parsons was
incorrectly identified in
one of the photos. The
actual rider was Jim
Storey.
The Times Advocate
apologies for any incon-
veniences these may
have caused.
Vacation Bible School held atThames Road
By Rhoda Rohde
TheMELMAUUNIREskszDacc
THAMES ROAD - Thirty-one children par-
ticipated in the Vacation Bible School with
the theme "Under God's Rainbow" at
Thames Road Church on Sunday afternoon.
Seven girls from the Youth Class were the
leaders and supper was enjoyed by all.
Church service
Rev. Marilyn Carter was in charge of the
church service on Sunday morning at
Thames Road. She lit the Christ Candle with
the help of Alana Hotlgert.
The choir sang "I'm Travelling On Glory
Avenue" accompanied by organist Jean
Hodgert.
Rev. Carter's sermon was entitled "A Penny
For Your Thoughts". Barry Jeffery and Brian
Pym received the offering.
Life and work of the congregation
The Building Committee will have a meet-
ing tonight,. Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. at
Thames Road Church.
Congregation members are reminded to
bring food items for the Food Bank next
Sunday, August 1.
From August 8 to September 6, Rev. Carter
will be on vacation and there will be no ser-
vices. In case of an emergency, contact Joan
Skinner, 229-6295.
The U.C.W. will be going to Blyth Festival
on September 7 to see "Death of the Hired
Hand". It is a nostalgic play about a thresh-
ing gang straining to win the battle against
time and the elements. The play begins at 8
p.m. and optional supper plans are being
arranged. This will replace the regular
U.C.W. September meeting. If you are inter-
ested, contact Sharon Passmore, Leona
Cottle, Ferne Stewart, Sharon Lynn or Grace
Fall worship schedule
September 12 at Elimville;
September 19 at Thames Road, Voices
United Dedication Service;
September 26 at Elimville;
October 3 at Thames Road, World Wide
Communion Service;
October 10 at Elimville, Thanksgiving
Service.
Personals
Many people from this area were to
Goderich on Saturday to see the Mickey
Mouse parade.
Murray and Beatrice Dawson left the com-
munity on Monday and have moved to their
new home south of Grand Bend. They will be
greatly missed. A going away party was held
for them recently at the home of Ray and
Alice Cann.
Kay Morey, Floyd and Shirley Cooper
attended the 25th wedding anniversary cele-
bration for Clare and Deb McRobert at their
home on the 10th of Blanshard.
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