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Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Announcements/Community
Annual meeting slated for Feb. 6
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD — Dave
Williams was in charge of
the Third Sunday after
Epiphany church service
on Sunday morning.
Everyone sang the
Introit and shook hands.
Williams gave the wel-
come and the announce-
ments and led in the Call
to Worship and the
Gathering Prayer in uni-
son.
The hymn, 'God Reveal
Your Presence' was sung.
The Affirmation of Faith
was read in unison. The
Children's hymn, 'Come
Now 0 God of Peace' was
sung. Justine Anderson lit
the Christ Candle.
Williams gave the chil-
dren a necklace that had a
paper frog on it so they
could put their name on it
so he would get to know
them. He had a lot of tools
he showed the children
that were needed to make
a carpenter's shop and a
pulpit.
The choir sang, `Bonds
of Love', and Sharon Lynn
read a verse of the song.
They were accompanied
by organist Marilyn
Vandenbussche.
Psalm 27 was read
responsively. Williams
read 1 Corinthians 1:10-
18. The title of his sermon
was `Unity but not
Uniformity'.
The hymn, `In Christ
There Is No East'. Joan
Anderson and Ruth Anne
Osgood received the offer-
ing. The closing hymn was
`Through Ancient Walls'.
Williams gave the
Commissioning and pro-
nounced the Benediction.
'May The God of Hope Go
With Us' was sung.
Announcements
Dave Williams, who is a
licensed lay worship
leader, will be conducting
our Sunday services.
Williams will be available
Tuesday mornings in the
office (235-2803) from
9:30 a.m. to noon or in
case of an emergency at
229-8200, at
Willy@Quadro.net. or
Larry Lynn at 229-8276.
Contact Helen Weston,
Outreach Committee at
229-6281 for someone in
hospital, ill at home, etc.
Feb. 6: Annual meeting.
Following the church ser-
vice there will be a lun-
cheon supplied by the
Finance Committee (free-
will donation) and the
annual meeting will com-
mence at 1 p.m.
Meetings this Sunday
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON — A number
of people braved the
weather and attended the
potluck sup-
per hosted by
the Granton -
Wesley Youth Group at the
church Jan. 22. Euchre
and other games were
later enjoyed.
At the Granton -Wesley
United Church Jan. 23,
Lay Pastor Val Hodgins
entitled the message
`Jesus Calls.' The lessons
were from Isaiah 9, 1
Corinthians 1 and
Matthew 4.
Emily Young lit the
Christ Candle.
The coffee and muffin
socials continue on Thurs.,
Jan. 27 at 10 a.m. until
Feb. 3.
Lunch and the annual
meeting will be held after
the service Sun., Jan. 30.
Granton -Wesley congre-
gation extends get well
wishes to Don Benner who
is convalescing at home
following heart surgeries,
and also to Ron Squire in
Victoria Hospital,
(Commissioners Road
GRANT
Campus), London.
St. Paul's Anglican
At St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Kirkton Jan. 23,
Christine Downey led the
service of Morning Prayer
a n d
Tammy
Hawkins
read the lessons. The mes-
sage was that unity and
harmony bring peace and
joy.
The annual vestry meet-
ing is scheduled for Sun.,
Jan. 30 (following the 9:15
a.m. service) commencing
with a potluck lunch.
ON NEWS
GRIEFSHARE:
A 13 week Grief Recovery
Support Group will begin
Tues., Feb. 1., 2005,
7:00 p.m.
at Community Bible Church
located at the corner of
Adelaide St. N.
and Hwy. #7.
For more information,
phone (519) 225-2580
and ask for
Joanna Shaule.
ALL ARE WELCOME
Feb. 8: February meet-
ing of the United Church
Women will be at 8 p.m. in
the church basement.
Program: Leadership
Development, Virginia
Warwick, Margaret
Stewart, Doris Elford,
Lorraine Alexander. Roll
call: A Valentine's You
Remember. Lunch: Joyce
Fulton, Agnes Bray, Ruth
Anne Osgood, Janis
Richardson.
Feb. 9: Standing commit-
tees meeting at 7 p.m., fol-
lowed by Council meeting
at 8:15 p.m.
FRI. JAN. 28
Tsunami Relief
Benefit Show
Exeter Legion - William St.
• Kill The Lights
• Bleeding Green
• A Dying Melody
• Paris Burning
• Shadows of May
• Going down
Screaming
• Hope Is Last To Die
• The Summer I Lost
Everything
DOORS OPEN AT 6 P.M.
SHOW AT 7 P.M.
$5 admission • All ages
Bar will be open to 19+
CONTACT:
NATE:
nate_dougherty@hotmail.com
BRYCE:
moby_dick421@hotmail.com
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge, Exeter
POOR BOY LUNCHEON
Soup, Sandwich, Dessert, Beverage
$5.00 o<z-
Fri. Jan. 28_ 11:30-1:30
1.O.O.F. HALL, 355 UPPER MAIN ST.
Take-out Orders Available for Pickup
Kim Er Bob Case of Grand Bend
are thrilled to announce the •
• engagement of their daugher Miranda to C
Kris McCann, son o Lynne ET t e ate Pate
McCann of Mount Carmel
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FILE OF MFijogu ry REQUIRED
Happy 50th Anniversary
ROBERT & HELEN
TFIOMSON
Jan. 22,
2005
Love,
Sharon, Judy,
John & Sherrie
& families
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Mar. 14 - 17
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Kim Er Bob Case of Grand Bend
are thrilled to announce the •
• engagement of their daugher Miranda to C
Kris McCann, son o Lynne ET t e ate Pate
McCann of Mount Carmel
The wedding will take place on
March 7th, 2005 in Los Cabos, Mexico
f h I
4
13UCK fi DOE
i3r¢nyn L3aynham
and Lull Hodge
Qb.4.9p.m.-1 a.m.
EXETER REC CENTRE
FILE OF MFijogu ry REQUIRED
Happy 50th Anniversary
ROBERT & HELEN
TFIOMSON
Jan. 22,
2005
Love,
Sharon, Judy,
John & Sherrie
& families
DOMINION DRIVER TRAINING
EXETER
• An MTO-Approved Course Provider
for Beginning Drivers
• Defensive Driving
• Private In -Car Lessons for G Licence Update
• Private In -Car Lessons for Seniors
Beginning Wed. Feb. 2
4- 7:15 p.m.
c
OR 4 -DAY COURSE
Mar. 14 - 17
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Classes held in Town Hall, Exeter
Instructor: Jean Graul
Visit our Website at www.dominiondrivertraining.on.ca
for registration forms or further information
or call 1-800-665-3027
OAKWOOD INN RESORT, GOLF & SPA
presents
"YUK YUK'S"
COMEDY NIGHT
Saturday, February 5/05
It's Winter Carnival time again in Grand Bend
and Oakwood is featuring stand-up comedy to
get things started. Don't miss out on activities
all weekend long. Come out and play!
Doors Open: 7:30 pm
Show Starts: 8:00 pm
Tickets Non -Refundable
TICKETS ONLY
$25 per person
ALL INCLUSIVE PACKAGE
Overnight Deluxe Room
Comedy Show Ticket
Hot Breakfast - Late Checkout
per person, taxes included. Based on
double occupancy.
Reservations & Information Call...
OakM
RESORT, GOLF& SPA A 4
Hwy. 21 North, Grand Bend
Phone: (519) 238-2324 Fax: (519) 238-2377
www.oakwoodinnresort.com
"%ASO.