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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-09-14, Page 9Wednesday,September 14, 2005 Exeter Times -Advocate 9 Egmondville church to celebrate 170th anniversary Sept. 18 By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT THAMES ROAD — Dave Williams was in charge of the 17th Sunday after Pentecost church service on Sunday morning. A new Introit was sung and Williams lit the Christ candle. Williams welcomed THAMES everyone and people shook hands. He gave the announce- ments and led in the Call to Worship. The gather- ing hymn, "Come In, Come In and Sit Down," was sung. Williams led in the gathering prayer and prayer of forgiveness. Everyone repeated "Assurance of God's Grace and Forgiveness" and read "A New Creed." The children's hymn was, "I'm Gonna Live So God Can Use Me," and Williams read a story entitled "Garbage." The choir sang, "Each Step I Take" accompa- nied by organist Jean Hodgert. The responsive reading was Exodus 15:10-11, 20-21. Williams read the Scripture, Matthew 18:21-35 and the title of his sermon was "Whose Counting?". Dennis and Sandra Rowe received the offer- ing. Everyone sang the closing hymn, "We are Pilgrims" and Williams said the Commissioning and gave the Benediction. Everyone sang the closing chorus. Announcements Send newsletter info to Joan Morgan by Sept. 25 at 235-1487 or Jo an_Morgan@fcmail. am dsb.ca. Thank you to Karen Etherington and Annick Maes for helping with the Out of the Cold program in August. Dave and the worship committee would like to extend an invitation for members to participate in Sunday worship (i.e. Scripture readings). Please contact Dave or Karen Etherington, Judith Parker, Sharon Passmore or Virginia Warwick if you are inter- ested in participating. Sept. 18: Egmondville United ROAD NEWS Church 170th anniversary at 11 a.m. Speaker: Pastor Stephen Hildebrand. Special music: Masters Four Gospel Quartet. Complimentary luncheon following the service. At 2:30 p.m. a gospel concert featuring the Masters Four Quartet. The quartet continues to touch hearts and lives with their message through their unique blend of traditional, con- temporary southern gospel music. Tickets $10, children under 12, no charge. Sept. 25: Alzheimer's Coffee Break following the church service. Oct. 12: Add real mean- ing to your Christmas cel- ebrations this year and bring back the true meaning of the season. Come to a planning meet- ing at 7:30 p.m., at the church for the fourth Bethlehem Walk. We need lots of participants who can bring their enthusiasm and ideas to this meeting. Golf tournament and barbecue Sixty people attended the second annual golf tournament and barbe- cue at the Exeter Golf Club on Saturday after- noon. The results of the golf- ing are as follows: #1 Dave and Eleanor Williams and Richard Macgregor; #2 Dennis and Sandra Rowe, Matt Rowe and Leanne Cronyn; #3 Bob and Carol Capsule Comments by Ernie Miatello If you are trying to lose weight, you might try simply recording what you eat each day in a food diary. Also record the amount of exercise you do to expend the energy in the food. This can be quite an amazing process and will sometimes motivate people to eat less and exercise more. Immunization does work. Compared to the deadly effects of the diseases that vaccines can prevent, the rare mild side effects of immunization pale by comparison. Measles deaths throughout the world have been reduced by almost 40% between 1999 and 2003. Measles deaths are almost unheard of in the developed world. The majority of deaths occur in Africa and the World Health Organization is being very aggressive to reduce deaths in this area by 50% by the end of this year. Itching in the rectal area can be quite uncomfortable. You might try an over-the-counter cream containing low hydrocortisone. Usually it will stop the itch right away. Don't overuse products like this because it could result in thinning the mucus membrane of the rectal area. 17) Huron Apothecary Ltd. Phone 235-1982, PHARM 440 Main St. Exeter P SSI3T� "YOUR HEALTH CARE PHARMACY" Waddell, Marty and Laura Overholt; #4 Rick and Judith Parker, Beth Cooper and Ryan Parker; #5 Dave and Sharon Passmore, Rich and Rebecca Heessels; #6 Dale and Joan Skinner, Doug Webber; #7 Larry and Joyce Fulton, Gerry and Joan Morgan; #8 Helen Webber, Ola Batten, Lorraine Alexander, Margaret Stewart; shortest drive Dale Skinner; closest to pin Richard Macgregor, Ryan Parker, Carol Waddell; 50/50 draw Eleanor Williams; gift basket Janet Coward. John Batten and Sharon Lynn ran the bingo games with a num- ber of winners. Everyone enjoyed a delicious sup- per which brought an enjoyable afternoon to a close. Personals Doug Turnbull of Mission Viejo, California and his daughter Pam Bieman of Dashwood vis- ited with their cousins Bill and Rhoda Rohde on Wednesday afternoon. Congratulations to Carrie Simpson and Anthony Triebner who were married on Saturday. Quite a number of people attended the dance at South Huron Rec. Centre, Exeter on Saturday evening. Many people from the area attended the visita- tion for the late Gertrude Clarke in St. Marys last Monday evening. Ross and Kay Hodgert and Bill and Rhoda Rohde had supper and attended a show in London on Tuesday evening in hon- our of their 51st and 57th wedding anniversaries on Sept. 11. Bill and Rhoda Rohde were Sunday noon guests with Calvin and Val Rohde for their anniver- sary. Sarah Miller is attend- ing college in Olds, Alberta. (S) TOYOTA. 2005 CLEAROUT EVERYTHING MUST GO. (IN FACT, THIS OFFER MAY ALREADY BE REDUNDANT.) 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