Times-Advocate, 1996-05-15, Page 7Times -Advocate, May 15, 1996
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FAMILY
Spring concert
The Primary Choir were singing In tune during Zurich Public School's Spring Concert
rehearsal Thursday afternoon. An audience of parents, family and Mends enjoyed the
performance later that evening. Pictured here are from back row, left, Shariet Van
Kruistum,Nick Erb, Samantha Wildfong, Vicki Haggitt, Natasha Haggitt. Middle row, from
left, Brian Livingston, Karen Schenk, Katelyn Frelter, Amanda Neeb, Jordon Skinner. Front
row, from left, Noah Verhoog, Chad Snell, Amanda Zehr, Larry Northover and Tommy
Atkin.
Baptism and confirmation held In Centralia
Carnations were giv-
en to women as they
entered .the church.
By Mary Peterson
Centralia correspondent
CENTRALIA - Friends and rela-
tives gathered at Centralia United
Church on May 12, Mother's Day
and Christian Family Sunday, to
celebrate baptism, confirmation and
the sacrament of Holy Communion.
Donna Smith and Mikayla Skin-
ner greeted everyone at, the door
and presented the women with car-
nations. Ellen Graham and Marjo-
rie Johns provided a musical pre-
lude to the worship service. The
men's choir sang two anthems, in-
cluding the lively tune "Count
Your Blessings."
Pastor Heather Smith baptized
her nto' of
Centralia United Church. Sarah
1 'utileigh and Gwen Rollings were
confirmed as members of Centralia
United Church. At Zion West, Alai-
n Hern and Paul Mills joined the
at rch.
/it Centralia, Gwen Rollings read
*scripture from 1 Peter 3:13-22.
S' Dudleigh gave the gospel
ing from John 14:15-21. Pastor
th's address was entitled
"Thoughts on Journeying Togeth-
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ern. Jennifer Dudleigh, Sarah's sis-
ter, performed a clarinet solo dur-
ing the collection of the offering.
Following the recitation of a
prayer written by Alaina Hern, eve-
ryone shared in the sacrament of
Communion.
Upcoming activities
Everyone is reminded that a joint
worship service will be held at
Thames Road United Church on
May 26 with Rev. Grant MacDon-
ald as the guest speaker instead of
the regular worship. The final choir
practice will be held at 7:30 p.m.
on May 19 at Thames Road United
Church. Pastor Smith will attend
London Confer,nce Annual Meet-
ing in London at First St. Andrew's
United Church from May 24 to 26.
Also on May 26, Centralia Unit-
ed Church members invite every-
one to attend their second annual
music night. Anyone wishing to
c3 irKiday,; ay 24, there will be
a candle party at Centralia United
Church, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
For more information, contact
Donna Smith or Aldene Skinner.
Special Sunday School Anniver-
sary Services will be celebrated at
Centralia United Church on June 2
and at Zion West on June 8. Joint
worship services will be held on.
these dates.
Sumner services at Zion and
Centralia United Churches will be-
gin on June 30 with a joint worship
service at 10:00 a.m. and will con-
tinue to (and include) September 1.
During August, there will be, no
services.
Anyone with suggestions for a
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Euchre party
At the euchre party in Crediton
recently, Grace Wurm and Gord
Eaton were High Hand winners.
maty Scott and Walter Weber won
the Lone Hand awards, while Irene
Theander and George Adams won
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