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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-23, Page 13COMM l ]NIT_Y Tines -Advocate, November 23, 1994 Page 13 .1 Non-stop music The South Huron Rec- reation Centre was filled with music all day Saturday with a Country Music Jamboree. Pic- tured above are a few members of Paul and Carl McNaughton's band. They were one of at least ten bands performing well into the evening. The event also included a dinner and proceeds will go to- wards the Lions Club Childrens Programs and the Community Park Project. 'Hope for the future' topic at St. Patrick's ACW meeting Nine members were at the meet- ing November 16. By H. Davis SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's A.C.W. held their No- vember meeting at the home of Hazel Davis on Wednesday afternoon with nine members present. The meeting opened with the Members Prayer in uni- son followed by a message by Suzanne Davis entitled "We all must part, but we will meet again.” Scripture reading Jeremiah 23:1-6 was read by Betty Johnson. The outline of the theme "Hope for the fu- ture" was discussed. On Reign of Christ Sunday the readings focus on im- ages of leadership. It is a transitional Sunday that leads into Advent and is the last Sunday of the church year. The scripture verse chosen for emphasis is "I will raise up shepherds to look after them and pasture them. They will no longer be afraid." Prayers were said for sick members, Marguerite Greenlee, Hazel Eaton and Eileen Carroll. Sunday School Teachers Prayer was given by Hazel Davis, treasurer and secretary reports were read and approved. Rose Cunningham led in prayer for Church Universal and Mary Davis closed with the prayer "Keep Watch Over Us". Business followed. A Sunday School Christmas party is to be held fol- lowing the church service on December 11. Thank you notes from the MacGillivray's and the Wheeler's were read. Discussion over interest from the Jared estate and the group's suggestions for 1995 were decided upon to be sent to the Diocese. The December A.C.W. meeting will be held at noon with a potluck lunch on a date to be set later this Annual teachers meeting TORONTO - The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario held their fall senate meeting at the Ramada Ho- tel Toronto Downtown -City Hall on October 25 and 26. Represent- ing STO/ERO District 9 committee of Huron -Perth, were senator - June Boussey, Clinton and Observ- er Eleanor Smith, Bayfield. The Goodwill, Travel, Health Budget, Pension, Membership and Newsletter Committee Chairs gave their biannual reports. month. Daily Bread items were collected and will be deliv- ered this week. The hostess was thanked and everyone enjoyed birth- day cake and coffee. Margaret Carroll was celebrating her birthday the following day. Church service November 20 St. Patrick's celebrated Reign of Christ Sunday with the Service of Morning Prayer at 8:30 a.m. Rev. Emery spoke to the children about the alpha- bet A to Z. It includes everything and the ancient greek Alpha is beginning and Omega the end. As Jesus said "I am the Alpha and the Omega" - beginning and end of our lives. Sunday Advent I, November 27, Year C, St. Pat- rick's will celebrate their Holy Communion service at 11:00 a.m. Scripture readings are to be Jeremiah 33:14-16, I Thessalonians 3:9-13, Psalm 25:1-9, The Holy Gospel Luke 21:25-36. Personals Ron and Margaret Carroll were dinner guests on Wednesday with Edythe Mugford of St. Marys. Crystal Davis, a member of Exeter Ringette, took part in the tournament at Exeter and Hensall arenas on the weekend. Amy Hodgcrt was overnight visitor with the Davis's on Saturday evening. Jamie Hern and Shane Gregoire visited with Harley Davis on Saturday. Helen MacDonald, Marylou Rumleski, Courtney MacGillivray and Heather MacGillivray visited with Mary Davis this week. Prayers for good health go out to Marguerite Green- lee from the St. Patrick's community. VA( - YOUR LOCAL - COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION y r"'" N �- TO SHOP YOUR COMMUNITY! INTEREST J6O O CAU YOUR ❑ FREE* FCREDIT OR O£A�S '0 A C FOR SIX MONTHS 'LIMITED TIME OFFER 'NONMEMBERS MAY APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP • PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE • GODERKH -- 39 39 St. David St. 524-8366 CUNTON - 48 Onb,w Sr 482-3467 - EXETER - 118 Mo.n Sr 235-0640 , 1 • ONE DAY ONLY! Sun.., Nov. 27, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. • 4 11- x .ii41:, SA 10°x,15°"; 25°,O 50°"° or 1000'° OF YOUR TOTAL PURCHASE IN `CANADIAN TIRE MONEY' SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27,11 a.m.-4 p.m. Our Scratch 'n Save Day is your big chance 10 SAVE 10, 15, 25, 50 or even 100% ql the value of your purchase (excluding taxes) In 'Canadian Tire Money' (Cash Bonus Coupons). Savings apply to both regularly priced and sale -priced merchandise. Ask for your Scratch'n Save card at the store(s) listed below. Limit: One card per purchase, per customer. 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The meeting opened with the Members Prayer in uni- son followed by a message by Suzanne Davis entitled "We all must part, but we will meet again.” Scripture reading Jeremiah 23:1-6 was read by Betty Johnson. The outline of the theme "Hope for the fu- ture" was discussed. On Reign of Christ Sunday the readings focus on im- ages of leadership. It is a transitional Sunday that leads into Advent and is the last Sunday of the church year. The scripture verse chosen for emphasis is "I will raise up shepherds to look after them and pasture them. They will no longer be afraid." Prayers were said for sick members, Marguerite Greenlee, Hazel Eaton and Eileen Carroll. Sunday School Teachers Prayer was given by Hazel Davis, treasurer and secretary reports were read and approved. Rose Cunningham led in prayer for Church Universal and Mary Davis closed with the prayer "Keep Watch Over Us". Business followed. A Sunday School Christmas party is to be held fol- lowing the church service on December 11. Thank you notes from the MacGillivray's and the Wheeler's were read. Discussion over interest from the Jared estate and the group's suggestions for 1995 were decided upon to be sent to the Diocese. The December A.C.W. meeting will be held at noon with a potluck lunch on a date to be set later this Annual teachers meeting TORONTO - The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario held their fall senate meeting at the Ramada Ho- tel Toronto Downtown -City Hall on October 25 and 26. Represent- ing STO/ERO District 9 committee of Huron -Perth, were senator - June Boussey, Clinton and Observ- er Eleanor Smith, Bayfield. The Goodwill, Travel, Health Budget, Pension, Membership and Newsletter Committee Chairs gave their biannual reports. month. Daily Bread items were collected and will be deliv- ered this week. The hostess was thanked and everyone enjoyed birth- day cake and coffee. Margaret Carroll was celebrating her birthday the following day. Church service November 20 St. Patrick's celebrated Reign of Christ Sunday with the Service of Morning Prayer at 8:30 a.m. Rev. Emery spoke to the children about the alpha- bet A to Z. It includes everything and the ancient greek Alpha is beginning and Omega the end. As Jesus said "I am the Alpha and the Omega" - beginning and end of our lives. Sunday Advent I, November 27, Year C, St. Pat- rick's will celebrate their Holy Communion service at 11:00 a.m. Scripture readings are to be Jeremiah 33:14-16, I Thessalonians 3:9-13, Psalm 25:1-9, The Holy Gospel Luke 21:25-36. Personals Ron and Margaret Carroll were dinner guests on Wednesday with Edythe Mugford of St. Marys. Crystal Davis, a member of Exeter Ringette, took part in the tournament at Exeter and Hensall arenas on the weekend. Amy Hodgcrt was overnight visitor with the Davis's on Saturday evening. Jamie Hern and Shane Gregoire visited with Harley Davis on Saturday. Helen MacDonald, Marylou Rumleski, Courtney MacGillivray and Heather MacGillivray visited with Mary Davis this week. Prayers for good health go out to Marguerite Green- lee from the St. Patrick's community. VA( - YOUR LOCAL - COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION y r"'" N �- TO SHOP YOUR COMMUNITY! INTEREST J6O O CAU YOUR ❑ FREE* FCREDIT OR O£A�S '0 A C FOR SIX MONTHS 'LIMITED TIME OFFER 'NONMEMBERS MAY APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP • PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE • GODERKH -- 39 39 St. David St. 524-8366 CUNTON - 48 Onb,w Sr 482-3467 - EXETER - 118 Mo.n Sr 235-0640 , 1 • ONE DAY ONLY! Sun.., Nov. 27, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. • 4 11- x .ii41:, SA 10°x,15°"; 25°,O 50°"° or 1000'° OF YOUR TOTAL PURCHASE IN `CANADIAN TIRE MONEY' SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27,11 a.m.-4 p.m. Our Scratch 'n Save Day is your big chance 10 SAVE 10, 15, 25, 50 or even 100% ql the value of your purchase (excluding taxes) In 'Canadian Tire Money' (Cash Bonus Coupons). Savings apply to both regularly priced and sale -priced merchandise. Ask for your Scratch'n Save card at the store(s) listed below. Limit: One card per purchase, per customer. Purchase limit is $1,000. r we', how 4 ma, Mab a purchase at IM Noretq mane rennae use walk) for of an amount ken IDN on wed bsbw Prowl yds Sasldl'n Sava uM M Om MOM Rnt T , have won In 'Canadian nn Money' minim limn lr4mng purcbmee. cash* Fleming 8 print lo haying erne reechoes, Iraaaed radars sold 'C.nsAan tea Wray' can only be treed on year nevi purr hone See Srraki•n Save cod b more Miele to^noon•, Tint Canadian Tire, Exeter Phone 235-0160 Open Mon. to Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 8:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.