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The Times Advocate, 2004-07-07, Page 1010 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, July 7, 2004 Pancake breakfast at airport By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA CORRESPONDENT CENTRALIA - On Sun., June 27, children and teachers from the Sunday School led worship at Centralia United Church to celebrate the Sunday School Anniversary. Carol Powe, superintendent of the Sunday School, wel- comed everyone and gave the announcements. Everyone joined in singing Happy Birthday to Candace Powe, Jason Essery, and Ruth Ann Pickett. Lindsay Powe then played a clarinet solo, All Things Bright and Beautiful. Heather Wells, Mikenzie Skinner and Emily Wells lit the Christ Candle. Following the hymn Holy Spirit Hear Us, Wells played a piano solo. . Mikayla Skinner played a clarinet solo, Give Me Oil in My Lamp. . Donna Smith gathered the children together at the front of the church for a special time of sharing. Smith gave each child a ball and reminded them to think of God when they're playing. Carrie Powe organized the children and led them in the singing of Rise and Shine, Down in My Heart, The B.LB.L.E., and He's Got the Whole World. Teacher Heather Wells read the Scripture. Jason Essery and Mary Peterson sang a duet enti- tled Get On Board the Gospel Train. Morgan Powe then played a piano solo. Lindsay Powe played Morning Has Broken on her clarinet. The children presented a play entitled Mission Possible about the search for God. Carol Powe invited all the children and teachers to the front and presented them with certificates and special gifts. Worship closed with the benedic- tion and the hymn Holy Spirit Hear Us. Everyone appreciated the contributions of the teachers and children in leading worship and enjoyed lunch in the Sunday School following worship. On Sun., July 4, worship for Zion West and Centralia United Churches was held at Morrison Dam. During July, both congregations will join for worship at 10 a.m. at Zion West on July 11, Centralia on July 18, and again at *cask? Zion West on July 25. Upcoming events Help would be appreci- ated at Centralia United Church on Sat., July 10 to tar the shed roof. Everyone is invited to a pancake breakfast at Centralia/Huron Park Airport on Sun., July 11 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Follow the signs to the air- port and to Glen's TerryAir. This event is hosted by Ontario Flying Farmers, who are hoping for good weather so that some pilots will also fly in for breakfast. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children ages 6 to 12. Children under 6 eat free. All proceeds from the pancake breakfast will be donated to the Children's Health Foundation which supports the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. Centralia United Church also invites everyone to a beef barbecue on Sun., July 18 from 5 to 7 p.m. For advance tickets, call Brent at 228-6702, Larry at 229-6304, or leave a message at 228-7359. Tickets for adults are $11, $6 for children aged 6 to 12, and free for children under 6. (Congregation members are also asked to let Brent know if they can help and bake pies.) Campbell reunion On June 27, the Campbell reunion was held at Centralia Community Centre, with 90 family members attending the gathering. Jack and Debbie Glavin and Gerald and Lori Cook hosted the event. Everyone enjoyed remi- niscing about old times participating in the games. Winners in the Kick the Shoe games were Erin and Justin Ross (under 8), Melissa Cronyn and Ashley Denomme (under 13) and Dough Smith and Marilyn Carter (adult). In the sack races, the win- ners were Joel Thistle and Nicolas Smith (under 8) and Kyle Veri and Mark Denomme (under 13). The Smith team won the Weinee Dip Relay. Ben Glavin and Marg Consitt won the Chipping Contests. The Mystery Guess Box was won by Noreen Smith. Isa Campbell and Carter Bowerman were present- ed with gifts for being the oldest and youngest in attendance. In 2006, Joan and Don Heywood will host the Campbell Reunion at their home on the third Sunday in June. Euchre results Everyone is welcome to the euchre games which are held Mondays at the Malibu Restaurant in Centralia and at Larry's Restaurant in Crediton. In Crediton on June 7, high score winners were Shirley Kirk and Bernice Squires while Mary Kenny and George Adams were the low score winners. 011ie Essery and Nola Lewis won the lone hands. Norma Walper and Harold Hodgins were high score winners on June 21, and Edith Eaton and Hazel Glavin were the lone hand winners. Low score winners were Alwinna Galloway and George Adams. CENTRALIA NEWS 15 John St. E. Exeter, Ontario CeII: (519) 282-7935 Computer Problems getting you down? 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