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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-01, Page 11FAMILY \ i LY Times -Advocate, October 1, 1997 Page 11 Thanks Marilyn Friends and colleagues of Exeter Public Utilities Commission Secretary -Treasurer Marilyn Sillery gathered recently to celebrate 'her 37 years of service and retirement. Sherman Roth (left) PUC general manager and Chan Livingstone; PUC chairman were among those in at tendance. Sillery will be moving to Stratford and is getting married this Friday. Sunbeams meeting at Thames Road - ` ` Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent • ' THAMES ROAD - The church •. service: commenced on Sunday morning at Elimville with 'the singing of the introit. Jessica. Bray lit the Chtist.Candlc. Robdrt Bray welcomed everyone and gave the announcements and led in the Call to Worship. Shirley Kerslake. (H) and Joyce • iFulton were the -greeters as well --as receiving the offering. Life and work of the. + . - : congregation Sunbeams will meet October 2 at Thanics,Riiad at.9:30 a.0 .' + �On October 4 Woodhinn will have ra sate'of homemade pies and• baking at the third annual Copntry Craft Show at Kirkton- Woodham rintmunit-eentrc a.m.1 l}irkton. Fair1Board will host the lunch. •• - ' . On October 5 at 9:45 a.m. at Thames - Road -is Worldwide Communion , Sunday. ; and. Intcfgeperational . Worship. • ,Following the church service there will be a congregational meeting to process the decision of Presbytery regarding our vacancy. Don't_ for- " get to bring a food item torthe Food Bank On October 5: ' On October.5..The Huron Farm Hiker Tour from 12 noon to 3 p.m. • starts, from Ausahlc Bayfield at. Morrison Dam.. Bring an item of 'non-perishable food for the Foc)d 'Bank. A country harvest -supper. will be served from 4 to 7 p.rn at South Hunin Rec. Centre:, Advance Public relations workshop held By Muriel Lewis . Granton correpondenr GRANTON - A large crowd enjoyed the annual Fish Fry at the Masonic Hall on September 28. • . • Norah Wissel and Muriel Lewis went on the Lucan Heritage Corhniittee bus trip to the Al Jolson Musical at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto on September 24. • Muriel Lewis and Larry were Saturday evening guests with. John and .Linda Hoover and Laurel of London. - • - Bctty McIntyre from Clandeboye WI and Muriel Lewis from Granton WI attended a public relations workshop at Mt.Brydges Community Centre on September 25. It was sponsored by the Southwestern and London Womens Institute areas and the guest speaker was Ross Daily: - Birthday, -greetings from the Granton -community to Lillus Clatworthy on September 29. At the Granton United Church on Sunday. Pastor Normalie Voakes entitled her sermon 'Salt Free Christians' based on lessons from Esther 7, James 5 and Mark 9. "As the service began,'Christine Shannon presented the Bible to the minister representing the' Word of God and Stephanie Mills presented the Light of the World by lighting the candles. Flowers were placed -in the sanctuary from the funer- al of Calvin Powell of Prospect Hill who died on . September 21. At the St. Pauls Anglican Church on Sunday, the Rev. Glenda Meakin led the service of Holy Communion and the' message was about obeying God's will without questioning. The, lessons were read • by Robert Parkinson and the minister. The Harvest- Thanksgiving service will he held_ October 5 at 9.15 a.m. Everyone is welcome. . The Granton Firemen's Team achieved second -place in the North Middlesex Firemen's Baseball _League finals recently. - 5 5 .KathyBray or any of thi•.teachers ,'by October 5 .gn :O� tuh� r 14 at Thames Road Y the 1),C.W. will "meet..Shirley Yt --Cooper. Janet Coward. Jcan1, Hodgcrr. Melanie Miller.. Mary Rowcliffc. Ruth Midi. Virginia Warwick are tin the pro- ,,,..- gram/The gram, The roll. Ball will hc-".to.hring f. an antique and tell -about it. Group$ W will lunch..., f Persnals . tickets available. " . • - On October 9 a Young People's - meeting for grades four and tip is /planned at Thames Road Church at 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Anionic per meeting is being asked to help with any costs involved. - , November 1 'is the deadline for anyone wishing to subscribe to the Obs-cTvcr at Sl or th'c _year. payahle.to Shirley Kerslake., The Sunday School will' be. sell- ing church calendars fof 1995. This ycar:s theme is "Y()11 Show Me the. Path of Life''.. The price is $5. The Sunday School Will keep approxi- mately $1 for their use. Contact Dawson. John Miner. Gerald Johns; Sharon Lynn. Murton. Brock. Brent Caslick; Bob and Mabel Hcrn attended church at St. Johns:United: .Church. Han;ilton..in connection with the Foo I Grains Bank. (acv. John Allsop )s' the minister Of the church which gave :a generous ` Recently Murray and Beatrice donation to" the Food Grains Bank protect . Bill. 'and Rhoda Rohde visited with Marguerite Gibson at .University Hospital in London on • Tueaday. She had- undergo ne + " • • • �. /An IEveniii _. With lEari GirOIIIman presented by Bereaved Parents of Stratford and Area Tickets available at Tickets available at • Hallmark-.Blowes Catherine Wright Designs Festival Market Place 74 Wellington Street Stratford Stratford On this, tiffs second visit to Stratford, Dr. Grollman invites you to come�and give your written questions for him to answer, after addressing the subject of Loss and. Bereavement. Please bring your questions with you. - Doctor Ear) Grollman is a world renowned: author and speaker whose expertise in the field cit grief and bereavement has inspired both the bereaved and grief professionals all Over the world. He has over' half a million books in print. 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