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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-11-12, Page 27• a. .Page 26 .Times -Advocate, November 12, 1997 CQMMI Deadline approaches for 'shoo box' dons • Sy Mary Peterson Centralia correspondent CENTRALIA Remembrance Day was commemorated at Centralia United Church on November 9: Everyone was wel- . domed with a poppy as they entered the church. A special addition to the worship serdice .was Greg Shewfeit .who played the bagpipes at thebeginning and end of the ser- vice. Accompanied by Marjorie Johns on•the organ, Judy Mills recited the poem "in -Flanders Fields" by -Canadian John McCrae. • •- Minister Heather Scott explained the purpose'of"The Healing Fund"- and invited members of the congre gation tri' participate if they wished. in ,her sermon, she described the valuable projects and support pro- vided by the'United•Church of Canada through the Mission and Service Fund. Centralia United Church benefits directly hy the sup- port provided for Heather to contin- ue her education. The congregation observed a Minute of silence tl) remember ,thoses who gave their lives for the• freedom And peace we enjoy today. .Shewfeit played 'Amazing Grace' ,on his, bagpipes; Everyone- joined in the poem_ ".Don't • Rememher" by CarsGregory in memory and thanks to those who. risked their lives t'or today. s generation to -Lenjoy freedoin and,peace, •1A bouquet of red roses was placed In the sanctuary by Bill Gartley in memory .of_ his wife,: Verdi.: • ,-. . Minister. -Heather Scott thanked everyone who had helped with the 'Good Sam' program on Saturday. - Twenty people enjoyed the lunch ' . and video at the church. . November 16 is the deadline for bringing shoeboxes for the • Operation Christmas Child pro- -• gra». Drynations' of, items such as:.. chtnil.supplies. toothpaste. cloth-. . • ing, hygiene items and toys for-dis- --—mbutien-to=elttldren-nrsome-of-the- 7" 'poorer nations around the world would be appreciated. For more information, call the 24-hour• infor- mation. line at 1-80.0-303-1269. Shelly McLeod has shoeboxes for any me •who needs them. n November 16; there will he a special tree placed in the sane- - tuar . Donations of touques, Mit- ,, tens and socks would be welcomed. • These will. be given to the children at_CPRL • If you .have extra coats or jackets for children, the Granton Masonic Temple is collecting them for needy children and youth. Contact Larry Hern for more information. Following worship, everyone enjoyed a hot dog luncheon hosted by the Centralia Sunday School: It was an opportunity tossing 'Happy Anniversary' to Minister Heather and Rev.. Peter Scott on their first wedding anniversary. Centralia United Church will host their annual turkey dinner on November 15. Dinner will he served at 5 p.m. and at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are 59.50 for adults and 54.75 for children six to 12 years of age. Anyone who can help bake pies or would -like tickets, contact Alan Powe at 228-6557. . Kirkton United Church invites everyone to their 1997 Christmas Tour Lof five homes and the church beautifully decorated by local indi- viduals and businesses. The tour 'will be held November 15 and 16. Tickets for this event are S10.- Centralia 10.Centralia Faith Tabernacle There are several activities planned for both the women and men of. the church..On Tuesday -morning, all women are invited to Bible• Study at 9:30'a.m. Bible - Study for the men is held_ Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. A Ladies Fellowship Night ,will beheld at the church on November 14 at 6:30 p.m. All women are wel • Nutrient Management Plans to be discussed CLINTON The Huron County Federation of Agriculture Environ- ment Cdinmittee will be holding an information meeting concerning • nutrient management planning Thursday night. The meeting will be held at the Godench Township Cummenity Centre in Holmesville with registration starting at.7:45 ' p.m. and the meeting starting at 8 P m: sharp.- - -Don Hilborn. Ontario Ministry of �gnculture. Food and Rural Af- fairs Nutrient Management Special- ist frorn Woodstock will be the key- notespeaker. Hilborn is at the forefront of nutrient management planning and will be discussing the ministry's program: Brian Hall, .OMAFRA Soil and' Crop.Advisor in Clinton will cover the ten steps in developing a nutri- ent management plan,'from the test- ing of manure to determining appli- cation rates. The meeting is open to anyone with an interest in nutrient manage- ment planning,. both from an eco- nomic and environmental stand- point. Exeter will help Usborne plow, sand and salt USBORNE - The Town of Exeter Works Department will assist Us - borne Township this winter when the roads need to be plowed. Usbome Road Superintendent Ken Parker contacted Exeter Works Department, asking for assistance. with snow plowing, sanding and salting this winter. The Town of Exeter told Usborne Township that • they will assist them whenever nec- essary. come for a time"of Christmas crafts, songs, a speaker. and a cookie exchange. On November 15, the nien are invited•'lo a pancake and sausage breakfast at 7•a.m. - • Euchre results in Crediton recently, there were ,nine tables of euchre 'players gath- ered for an afternoon of fun. Lone Hand winners were Grace Wurm and Gil Northey. Walter Weber and Anne Northey were High Hand winners. The Low Hand winners were Joey Fairley and 'George Adams. Worrell's Guest House Several residents, of Pauline Worrell's Guest House went shop- ping in London with. rhe WOTCH- program recently. .. On .Wednesday evening al Caven Presbyterian Church the residents enjoyed coffee, donuts and . a movie. Mark Perrier and Jeff Westacott played floor hockey Friday in Stratford. On Saturday the Good Sam pro- gram at Centralia United" Church was hosted by Centralia U.C.W. and Pastor Heather Scott. 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