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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-10-06, Page 10TOTAL HOME COMFORT SOLUTIONS DURAND HEATING ®ID `SEDE*LERACJ & COOLING LTD. 112 KING ST. HENSALL ON NOM 1X0 • Heating • Cooling • Plumbing • Electrical DARRIN DURAND, Owner Phone (519) 262-3136 Fax: (519) 262-2463 Pager: (519) 858-7614 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM J STANLAKE CEMENT -4-=-0,1 CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Colored & Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 GRAND BEND Dan (519) 243-3261 Bruce (519) 238-2522} 10 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Bring food bank items to Oct. 10 Thanksgiving service By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT THAMES ROAD - Rev. Marilyn Carter was in charge of the world-wide communion church service on Sunday morning. The new Introit was sung. Rev. Carter gave greetings and the announcements and the Call to Worship. The Prayer of Approach and the Affirmation of Faith were read in uni- son. Alana Hodgert lit the Christ Candle. Rev. Carter told the youth about the different churches in Maui. The choir sang The Sacrifice of Christ My Lord accom- panied by Jean Hodgert at the piano. Psalm 137 was read responsively. Rev. Carter read the Scripture, Luke 17:5-10 and the title of her sermon was `Mustard Seed Faith'. Ruth Anne Osgood read Minute for Mission entitled `Finding Strength' and also about Beads of Hope. John and Ola Batten received the offering and were the greeters. Karen Etherington led in the Great Thanksgiving Prayer with members placing various types of bread on the communion table. Grace Pym, Marilyn Pym, Sharon Passmore and Karen Etherington served communion. Everyone read the communion prayer and the commissioning. Rev. Carter pronounced the benediction and everyone sang May the God of Hope Go With Us. Announcements Femmie Veldman passed away this week. Sympathy is extended to Hank Sr., Marijam, Hank Jr., Wilfred and Miriam. They will be attending Femmie's funeral in Holland. THAMES ROAD NEWS Nutrition topic at meeting By Bev Campbell EXETER — Eight members attended the September meeting of Hurondale Women's Institute held at the home of Lois McFalls. After a dessert of fresh fruit and tea breads, Marian Dougall introduced the guest speak- er, Helen Miller, co-ordinator of the Good Food Box of Huron. Miller explained the operation of the Good Food Box and brought a sample box so the members could see the quality and variety contained in a Good Food Box. There is a fee charged for the box ($14) but the quanti- ty of food far outweighs the costs as Miller buys direct from local farmers and sources. Miller was thanked by McFalls. Dougall then called meeting to order and had a read- ing called `Smile'. The Mary Stewart Collect was recited and roll call followed stating an 'old fashioned home remedy.' Final plans for the area convention, being held Oct. 5 at Holmesville, were discussed. An invitation was received to attend the 85th anniversary party at Crediton Community Hall Oct. 16. A donation to `Focus High for WI' was given for the operating fund of Erland Lee Museum Home. There was also a donation to the Huron Adult Day Centre. A report of Tweedsmuir work- shop attended by Fern Dougall was read. Marilyn Pym gave a report of the fall rally held at Gorrie. Business being concluded the programme continued with the motto, `Nutrition, your best insurance policy' and a nutrition contest conducted by Bev Campbell. The next meeting will Oct. 27 when Rev. Lillian Wilton will speak on Afghanistan. Anyone wishing more information on the Huron Good Food Box can contact Miller at 482-3416 or 1-877-837- 6143. WHY FERTILIZE YOUR LAWN THIS FALL? A lawn should be fertilized in the spring, summer and fall, but the fall is probably the most important time to fertilize lawn grasses. Fall fertilizing stimulates a lawn to become thick and strong rather than increasing the top growth. In the fall, grass plants utilize fertilizer to manufacture food while, due to the cool temperatures, other plant processes are slowed down. Some fertilizer is stored in the plant tissues to produce a dense, green lawn early in the spring. A fall fertilizer supplies a homeowner with more value for the money spent. More nutrients are used in the direct maintenance of lawn density and its green colour. Try a fertilizer application this fall. `ShaeciMaie TRUST THE PROFESSIONALS! 237-3124 If you wish to have your child bap- tized, please contact Rev. Carter at 235-2803 on Oct. 24. Phone tree: In the event of a death in the community please contact Helen Weston at 229-6281 (Outreach Committee). Oct. 6: Standing committees meeting at 7 p.m. fol- lowed by council meeting at 8:15 p.m. Oct. 10: Thanksgiving Sunday. Please bring items for the food bank. Note date change. Oct. 13: UCW meeting at 8 p.m. Theme: Thanksgiving. Program: Mission and Outreach, Janis Richardson, Ola Batten, Diane Jeffery, Alice Cann. Roll call: A helpful hint. Lunch: Marjorie Johns, Leona Cottle, Marion Cann, Shirley Kerslake. Oct. 17: Fall - Colour Car Tour. Bring your family and friends! Come join us for an afternoon of adventure exploring the Bayfield River watershed. Registration 1 to 2 p.m. at Clan Gregor Square, off highway 21 in Bayfield. Cost $5 per car. The tour is a 150 km drive through Bayfield River Watershed from mouth to headwaters. Oct. 20 Moderator Rt. Rev. Peter Short will be speak- ing at St. John's United Church, Stratford, at 7:45 p.m. Oct. 22 Christian Education Friday evening Halloween Party at the church starting at 6:30 p.m. Potluck snacks. Oct. 22, 23, 24: 'Rev. Dilema' at Playhouse II, produced by Grand Bend United Church. Personals Mary Smith, Eleanor Turnbull, Allan and Thelma Turnbull of Tillsonburg, Doug and Shirley Vout of Niagara Falls, John and Frances Drabick of Belmont, Earl Turnbull of Aylmer, Don and Mary Turnbull, Jack and Mary Cann of London, Jim and Marg Love of Grand Bend, Mary Fisher, Jean Hodgert of Exeter, Bill and Rhoda Rohde attended the Turnbull cousins picnic at the home of Ray and Alice Cann on Sunday. Bill and Rhoda Rohde were supper guests of Earl Stephen at the Queensway Home in Hensall Sunday evening. Quite a number of people from this area called at the Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dashwood on Friday to pay their respect to the late Harold Finkbeiner who passed away Wednesday. Sympathy is extended to his wife Doreen and family and also to Shirley Kerslake and family. FtoorsFirs Innovative Flooring * Armstrong Vinyl * Ceramics * Pergo * Carpet * Hardwood *Area Carpets PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATIONS 235-4401 457 MAIN ST. S. 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