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Wednesday, September 15, 1999
oinmunity
Centralia area residents to participate in iniernational Plowing Match
Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA Rally
Sunday was held to
return to worship through
the teaching in the
Sunday School on Sept.
12 at Centralia United
church. In honour of this
,special occasion, worship
Fall services
begin at
Thames Road
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD OWESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD -The
first fall church service
was held on Sunday at
Elimville with Rev.
Marilyn Carter in charge.
A Litany was held with
different people putting
things on the communion
table: Presentation of the
Bible, Nancy Smith and
Corey; Presentation of the
Curriculum, Kathy Bray,
Kristy and Jessica;
Presentation video, Judith
Parker; Presentation of
Brand and Cup, John
Batten; Presentation of
Directory of Thames Road
and Elimville, Diane
Jeffery. The Affirmation
of Faith was read. Rev.-
Carter told the children a
story "Forgiving". The
choir sang an anthem
accompanied on the
piano by Jean Hodgert.
The scripture lesson was
read by Doris Elford.
The title of the minis-
ter's sermon was
"Seventy Times Seven."
John Miner gave a
report on the Council
meeting. Sharon Lynn
gave a minute for Mission
"Earthquake m Turkey".
Jack and Ferree Stewart
received the offering as
well as being the greeters.
Barb Ballantyne pushed
the -cart forward with
articles for the food bank_
Coming events
On Sunday Sept. 19 at
Thames Road "Voices
United Hymn Books" will
be dedicated.
October 3 at Thames
Road, "World Wide
Communion Service."
October 10 at Elimville,
"Thanksgiving Service."
Personals
Forty-two women plus
two visitors tittended the
Sept. night of the UCW by
going to Kate's Station for
supper, then to Blyth
Festival to see the show
'Death of a Hired Man".
After church on Sunday
a short meeting of the
UCW was held when an
invitation was read from
Caven women inviting the
UCW to their meeting of
October 5.
Ken Duncan and Bill
Rohde played their violins
at the Fiddlers Jamboree
at Kirkton on Sunday.
They were accompanied
by Marjorie Hodgert on
the piano plus other back
up.
was led by the children
and teachers of the
Sunday School.
The Christ Candle was
lit by Erin and Emily
Wells. Everyone joined in
singing the opening
hymn, Part of the Family.
Carrie Powe led the Call
to Worship. The Prayer of
Approach was led by
Karen Windsor,
Superintendent of the
Sunday School.
Mikayla Skinner and
Lindsey Powe led the con-
gregation in the Prayer of
Confession, followed by
the Assurance of God's
Forgiveness led by
Heather Wells.
Karen Windsor read the
Hebrew Scripture.
Minister Heather Scott
asked everyone to consid-
er Miriam's Story during
her sermon.
Heather and Erin Blok,
assisted by their mother
Charlotte, led the offering
and prayer. Donna Smith
led the Prayers of the
People and The Lord's
Prayer. The Sunday
School also organized
lunch for everyone follow -
worship.
ing activities
one wishing to order
The Upper Room is asked
to contact June Essery by
Sept. 26. The cost is $5.78
+ GST.
Donations of toddler's
toys Which are in good
condition would be appre-
dated for the children in
Centralia nursery.
A Church School
Teacher's Evening will be
held at Five Oaks on Sept.
20. Registration will be
held at 5:30 p.m., fol-
lowed by supper, and will
end at 10 p.m. The colt is
$20. per person.
Huron County is pleased
to host this year's
International Plowing
Match from Sept. 21 to
25. A special worship ser-
vice will be held on Sept.
19 at 7 p.m., with Paul
Henderson as guest
speaker. Many people
from the Centralia will
attend and participate in
this year's match.
Anyone flying into the
area by privatercraf with a potluck supper at
can land .m. A ro will
tit p programfol-
Centralia/Huron Par Air
Park where a shuttle ser-
vice to the match' will be
provided by local flying
clubs.
Zion West United
Church will celebrate
their anniversary with
worship on Sept. 26 at 11
a.m.
Congregation members
and friends are invited to
attend worship at Zion. A
special gift of music will
be provided. by the
Woodham Quartet.
The Sunday School is
planning lots of exciting
adventures in the coming
year. The Fun Night pro-
gram will kick off on Oct.
low.
All residents of
Centralia and area are
invited to participate in
the many upcoming activ-
ities planned for the, fail.
Euchre results
Another activity enjoyed
by local residents is the
Monday afternoon euchre
games. There were 11
tables of players in
Crediton recently. Lillian
Baynham and Lila Ellis
were the high point win-
ners, while lone hand
winners were Pat Davis
and Walter Webber. Low
point holders for the day
were Lorna Neilson and,
Bertha Taylor. : i`_
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