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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-09-22, Page 19Wednesday, September 22, 1999 Sar TirneemAdvecata Community 19 Large crowd at IPM service By Mary Peterson CENT RALIA - A large crowd, including residents of Centralia area, attended the IPM church service on Sunday, Sept. 19 in Zurich with guest speaker Paul Henderson who grew up in mow. ' Centralia United Church On Sunday, Sept. 19, Minister Heather Scott led worship at Centralia United Church. Michelle Underhill assisted during the service in lighting the Christ Candle. Judy Mills, Lois Wilson, and Minister Scott provid- ed a lovely anthem, accompanied by Marjorie Johns. Minister Scott's sermon was entitled God's Annoying Way. Prayers were offered during worship for Mel Whitaker, for the family of Howard Johns 'and for Monkton Pastoral Charge, Congregation members from Centralia are invited to join Zion United Church for their anniversary cel- ebration Sept. 26. The Woodham Quartet will share their gift of music during worship which will begin at 11 a.m. The Sunday School will Just a Hot Dog Luncheon following worship, and donations will be accepted to • assist with disaster relief work in Turkey. Upcoming activities Anyone wishing to order The Upper Room should contact June Essery by Sept. 26. The cost is $ 5.78 plus, GST. Donations of toddler's toys which are in good con- dition would be appreciated 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., followed by supper, and will end at 10 p.m. The cost is $20. per person. The Official Board will meet at Centralia at 8 p.m. on Sept. 20. The Sunday School' is planning lots of exciting adventuresin the coming year. The Fun Night pro- gram will kick off on Oct. 1 with a pot luck supper at 6 p.m. -Elichie,r esuits - SJri The hidden score Wit&er tie ihr*-games held at Heywood's Restaurant recently was Ruth Hill. Mary Latta and Howard Dolan were the' lone hand. winners, while the high hand winners were Mary Wallis and Doris Pfaff. L. Hospital Auxiliarymeets 'EXETER -. Thirty-six members gathered for a pot luck lunch before the Sept. meeting of South Huron Hospital Auxiliary. Several more attended the meeting at 2 p.m. Harriet Vandeborne and Aileen Knip of the Diabetes treatment centre gave a most informative_ presentation on diabetes. Maureen Cole intro- - duced Lel Morrison the nurse practitioner now working in the hospital. During the business portion of the meeting Agnes Aunger presided. During the treasurer's report a gift of money from staff at Scotiabank • was presented to the gift ship. This was gift shop shower day and gifts of money and other articles were accepted by. gift. shop convener Grace Adkins. A discussion on future endeavours followed. This included the Rummage Sale set for Oct: 20 and 21. Delegates were cho- sen to attend Zone II rally in Guelph on Sept. 27. U.C.W. selling meat pies EXETER - The evening unit of Exeter UCW began its fall season with a pot luck supper. Betty Clark Introduced. guest speaker, Helen Miller, head of the Family Lifestyles Segment of the I.P.M. Miller enlightened everyone on all aspects of the Plowing Match from the Antiques tens to the Fashions tent. Devotions were conducted by Carol Moore, Betty Clark and Grace Drummond. Unit leader, Shirley Dawe opened the busi- ness with "Summers Remembrance". Following the UCW pur- pose. 32 members answered the roll call with a "memorable sum- mer experience". Correspondence from the Creech family was read. Helen Coates reported an English luncheon will 'be held Oct. 17 to raise funds for the group's fos- ter child. Audrey MacGregor reminded everyone of the Fall Rally in Crediton Oct. 21 with Heather Scott as speaker. 589 meat pies were made in Sept. More help is needed. The next executive meeting is Sept. 20 at 7:30p .m. and the next General Meeting is Sept. 27. Hymn books dedicated atThames Road-Elimville Bylthoda Rohde • ter's sermon was "One The U.C.W. is invited to ismaitiguit Day at a Time." . a Caven women's meet - Dale and Joan Skinner ing on October 5 at 7:30 received the offering and p.m. THAMES ROAD • Rev. were the greeters. They are asking for Marilyn Carter was in The flower arrange- gifts to send to charge of the regular meat at the front of the Guatemala, for example, church service at church was from the used sheets, towels, baby Thames. Road on Sunday wedding of Erin blankets, cloth diapers, morning. Richardson and Karl personal items, chil- Judith Parker led in the Regier. dren's school supplies dedication of 43 hymn and money for vitamins. books Voices United". Life and work of the O n October 10 a t Rev. Carter lit the Con Elimville there will be a Christ Candle with the congregation Thanksgiving service. help of Robin McKnight. The Messengers will On October 12 at 8 The minister told the meet on September 23 at p.m. at Thames Road, children a story entitled 7 p.m. a t Elimville the U.C.W. will meet and "Sharing." Church. Bring a loonie. the theme will be The choir sang "One If you want more infor- "Thanksgiving". The pro- Day at a Time" accompa- mation call Connie gram will be provided by n i e d by organist Jean Weber, 229-6808. Melonie Miller, Lorraine Hodgert. Bruce On October 3 at 10 Alexander, Janis Delbridge read the scrip- a.m. at Thames Road, a Richardson, Jean Johns tures. World Wide Communion and Bev Delbridge. The The title of .the minis- service will be held. roll call will be "Sonet ing positive or negative about October." Group C will serve lunch. Personals Congratulations to Karl Regier and Erin Richardson who were married at Zurich on Saturday. The Thames Road- Elimville U.C.W., catered to their meal and lunch at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Quite a number of people attended their reception and dance. Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Ron' Fletcher and family in the passing of his wife and their mother the late Isabelle Fletcher on Saturday. One Life ends... ANOTHER BEGINS Everyone is want* welcome to attend a DEDICATION SERVICE Sunday, September 28, 1999at 2 p.m. At The Monlson Dam Conservation Area (East of Exeter) Rev. Lillian Wilton of Callen Presbyterian Church inney Funeral Home in Exeter, is pleased to announce the 5th annual memorial tree planting . program, committed to the dignity of life. Incooperation with th e Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation we are planting trees in memoryof those whose funerals have • been hldathome. our funeral Trees can be'planted in any of the 6 conservation areas. Our tree plantings will be supervised bythe Ausable Bayfield, Conservation.Authority. All y trees are native to the region and include varieties of oak, maple, ash, and other s 'es. Over the past year we have dons trees in Loving Memory of: Pinney Funreal Home Margaret Wigley Alice May Rev. Grant Mills Melvin Gaiser Mary Kerslake Ruth McLaren jean Murray Clifford Kidd William Glenn Tove Bell Bernice Gregson Maudie Mousseau Lulu Floody Blanche May Joyce Timpany Harry Strang • Murray Youmans Marilyn Hohner Gordon Bierling Raymond Snell John Venton Jean Creech Alvin Chappel Marian Tanney Robert Dinney Clifton Moore May Neil Mabel Jeffery Sam Auq' ' a Eileen Green Erma Knowles (4mm/ye graesera %Zone- Yiaio 471 Main Street Exeter 235.3500 DIRECTORS: William Dinney • ohn Hendrick y planting a tree in the Ausable Bayfield Commemorative Woods, you create a living memorial to your loved one or mark a special occasion suchas an anniversary or retirement. Commemorative Woods are located at Morrison Dam, Rock .Glen, Parkhill, Zurich and Clinton Conservation Areas. The Conservation Authority, has chosen the oak leaf which represents quality, stamina and strength to symbolize our commitments to this significant project. Over the past year donations were received in loving memory of the following... Ausable Bayfield Conservation Tove Bell Ruby Bell Janet Sharon Bennewies John Castledine f Gayle Cronyn Cecil Desjardine Bob Dinney Marjory Dykeman Norma Finkbeiner Ruby Hern Marilyn Hohner Freeman Horne _ marry Kerslake William Lamport Bev Parsons Ray Snell • AUSABLE BAYFIELD CONSEWM• EiOL)NA^CCIO[Y 'N 9p RR3 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S5 235-2610 Board of Directors: • Bill Dinney • Peter Darbishire • Fred Dobbs • Joe Gibson • Ted Jones • Bill Linfield • Tom Tomes C