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Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Exeter Times–Advocate
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Take a coffee break to aid Alzheimer Society
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD - Rev.
Marilyn Carter was in
charge of the baptismal
and church service on
Sunday morning. The
Introit was sung and peo-
ple shook hands. Rev.
Carter gave greetings and
the announcements, led
in the Call to Worship, the
Prayer of Approach and
the Affirmation of Faith
in unison.
Brett Warwick lit the
Christ Candle and poured
the water in the bap-
tismal font. Rev. Carter
told the youth a story
about baptism.
Sharon Passmore, on
behalf of the congrega-
tion of Thames Road-
Elimville United Church,
presented Brandon
Alexander Johns and
Brooke Kasey Johns, chil-
dren of Kevin David
Johns and Sandra Dawn
(Verwey) Johns; Carter
Michael Bowerman, child
of Michael Kenneth
Bowerman and Laura
Joan Skinner; and
Shaelin Elizabeth Ann
McCann, child of Sean
Patrick McCann and
Jodie Elizabeth (McGee)
McCann.
Passmore presented
each parents with a
lighted candle. Karen
Etherington presented
the parents with a Bible
and Joyce Fulton present-
ed them with certificates.
The choir sang
Treasure Each Moment of
Life accompanied by
pianist Jean Hodgert.
Part Four of Psalm 65
was read responsively.
Rev. Carter read Luke
18:9-14
and the
title of her
sermon was `A Uniquely
Mixed Bag'.
Passmore and Rebecca
Heesels received the
offering and were the
greeters. Everyone read
the Commissioning and
Rev. Carter pronounced
the Benediction.
Everyone sang, May the
God of Hope Go With Us.
Announcements
New Observer sub-
scribers, if you would like
a subscription to the
United Church Observer
magazine, contact Helen
Weston at 229-6281
before Nov. 3. Cost $14
includes tax for one year.
Current subscribers will
be contacted by phone.
Cookbooks are still
available for $10 each;
contact Shirley Kerslake.
Oct. 31 Alzheimer's
Coffee Break. Join the
Stewardship and Finance
Committee of the UCW
for coffee and sandwiches
after the church service.
All proceeds go to the
Alzheimer Society.
Nov. 6 Hensall UC pre-
sents Christmas Fantasy
Auction at the Hensall
Community Centre, doors
open at 7:30 p.m.
Admission $5 includes
hors d'oeuvres, refresh-
ments and door prizes.
Reserve your dinner tick-
ets now at 235-2233. See
bulletin board for com-
plete list
of details.
Nov. 7
Covenanting service with
Monkton United Church
and Valerie Pitt, student
supply at 3 p.m.
Nov. 8 Bishop John
Spong will be giving a lec-
ture at First St. Andrew's
UC, 350 Queens Ave.,
London. Tickets $20. For
more info call 679-8182
or fax 439-6838.
Nov. 11 Usborne
Central School at 7:30
p.m. This is an invitation
to everyone to join Pat
Milliken, Farm and Rural
Resource Minister from
the conference office in
London, who is willing to
help organize a forum to
discuss the dilemma of
rural churches' dwindling
enthusiasm and enroll-
ment. Area churches
have also been invited to
THAMES ROAD NEWS
POLICE BRIEFS
$4,000 damage done
to new home under
construction
BLUEWATER — On Oct. 4 at 4:45 p.m. the OPP was
called to the Bayview Subdivision located on Duke
Crescent in Bluewater over property damage.
According to police, a company was in the process of
constructing a new home at this location. Sometime in
the last day youths under the age of 12 entered the
property and smashed forms set up for pouring the
footings for the new home. The damage has been esti-
mated at approximately $4,000.
The OPP is dealing with several youths under the age
of 12 and their parents over this damage and the
replacement of damaged property.
362 Main Street EXETER 519.235.0009
attend. If you have any
questions or concerns
please call Barry Miller at
235-1282.
Nov. 21 Swimming and
Supper. Swimming will
take place at the
Vanastra Pool from 4 to 5
p.m. Supper will be at 6
p.m. The cut off date is
Nov. 14. Adults $8, chil-
dren 12 and under $5.
This event is hosted by
the Christian Education
and Finance committees.
Personals
Quite a number of peo-
ple called at the Hopper
Hockey Funeral Home
last Wednesday to pay
their respect to the late
Lynda (Glanville)
Hartman who passed
away on Tuesday.
Sympathy is extended to
the family.
Kim Riehl of Miami,
Florida has been home
visiting with her parents,
Gerry and Elda Riehl and
other relatives.
Bill and Rhoda Rohde
called on Joan
Schoonderwoerd of
Clinton on Friday.
Tizavcic You/ TGcayc% Yorti
Marianne Eagleson has accepted a position with a
funeral home in }-anthill, Ontario. Bill Hasfett
and everyone at Hopper Hockey Funeral Home and
C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home would likcto
take this opportunity to express their appreciation
for the genuine concern and professional manner in
which Marianne was able to help each family we
served while she worked at both locations. We wilt
aft miss her but wish her only the best and continued
success in her career.
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