The Times Advocate, 2005-11-02, Page 11Wednesday,November 2, 2005
Exeter Times -Advocate
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Kirkton United Church hosting evening of gospel and Christmas melodies
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD - Mr. Dave Williams was in charge
of the 24th Sunday after Pentecost church service on
Sunday morning.
The Introit was sung and Williams lit the Christ
Candle and gave words of welcome, and everyone
shook hands. Williams gave the announcements and
led in the Call to Worship responsively and the
Gathering Prayer in unison.
The Gathering Hymn "Come Let Us Sing Of A
Wonderful Love" was sung.
Williams gave the Prayer of Confession and Words
of Assurance. The affirmation of faith "A New
Creed" was read in unison. Everyone sang the chil-
dren's hymn "God of the Sparrow". Williams told
the children's story. "How Do We Share?"
The choir sang "One by One" accompanied by the
organist Marilyn Vandenbusche.
Psalm 107:1-9, 33-37. Parts 1 and 4 were read
responsively. Williams read from Matthew 23:1-12
and the title of his message was "Check Your Egos at
the Door".
The hymn of praise "Take My Life and Let it Be"
was sung.
Lorne Ballantyne and Fred Delbridge received the
offering as well as being the greeters.
The closing hymn "Amazing Grace" was sung and
Williams gave the Commissioning and pronounced
the Benediction. Everyone sang the closing chorus.
Announcements
Don't forget the article for the Food Bank next
Sunday.
The committee meetings are to meet this Wed.,
Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. and the council meeting at 8:15 p.m.
in the church basement.
Sunday School Dates:
Nov. 6, 27, Dec. 4 - Christmas Service practise, Dec.
11 - Christmas Service followed by lunch, free-will
offering.
Pending Council's approval of the Joint Need
Assessment Report, a congregational meeting is
called for Nov. 13 following the church service. The
purpose of this meeting is for the congregation to
approve the Joint Need Assessment Report and to
name members to the Joint Search Committee.
Oct. 31 - Volunteers are needed for the "Out of the
POLICE BRIEF
Officer injured in Exeter
EXETER — Last Oct. 7 two officers were providing
security for a Buck and Doe event at the community
centre in Exeter. A citizen brought to the police atten-
tion a disturbance escalating outside the front doors. A
couple was arguing and were immediately separated.
Officers were dealing with many people and a warning
was issued to a male. The male was angry and yelling
profanity. At one point an officer came into contact
with the male. The officer attempted to arrest the male
who resisted resulting in the second officer becoming
involved. Eventually the man was subdued with one
officer receiving slight injuries in the process. A 20 -
year -old male of Exeter is charged with causing a dis-
turbance, assaulting a police officer and resisting
arrest.
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Cold" program. Please contact Joan Skinner at 229-
6295 if you are able to help.
Nov. 1 - Bethlehem Walk meeting at Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre at 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 6 - Remembrance Day Service.
Nov. 6-27 - The Christian Education Committee are
once again holding a Silent Auction. If you would
like to contribute an item to the auction please
contact Helen Kadey, Rebecca Heessels, Jayne
Rowcliffe, Erin Parsons.
Nov. 7 - A community shower for Amy Hodgert at
the church starting at 7:30 p.m.
Nov.20 - Mission and Service Sunday with guest
speaker Joanne Dinney. There will be a lunch
following with free-will offering to M & S.
Nov.20 - "An Evening of Gospel and Christmas
Melodies" at Kirkton United Church at 7 p.m.
Featuring: Bob Heywood, Clare French, Bev
Hagedorn. Free-will offering. Refreshments to
follow.
Nov. 25-Nov.26 - "Advent-ure Together" Celebrate
the seasons. An overnight adventure for youth in
grades 6-8. Registration at 7 p.m. on the 25th until
7 p.m. on the 26th at the Lambton United Church
Centre, $50. per person. Registration deadline is
Tues., Nov. 15. See bulletin board for form.
Nov. 27 - First Sunday of Advent
Halloween Party
Thames Road-Elimville Halloween Party was held
on Friday evening in the church basement with 36
children dressed up and 17 adults present.
Ghosts/goblins/devils: 1st Justin Hearn, 2nd
Lauren Benoit
Witches: 1st Ashley McKnight; Clowns: 1st
Elizabeth Benoit; T.V./Storybook: 1st Hunter
Brown, 2nd Thomas Benoit; Dracula/vampire/mon-
ster: 1st Raymond McKnight, 2nd Adam Carter;
Princess/fairy/fancy lady: 1st Aimee Rush, 2nd
Sydney Rowcliffe; Animals: 1st Olivia Costello, 2nd
Justin Pym; Movie Character: 1st Scott Pavkeje, 2nd
Kyle Hern; Hoboes/pirates: 1st Jackson Soudant,
2nd Mitchell Rowcliffe; Other boys: 1st Michael
Benoit, 2nd Richard Johns; Other girls: 1st Taryn
Dougall, 2nd Nicole Pavkeje
Judges: Witches of Westwick-Judith Parker,
Melonie Miller, Sharon Passmore.
Thanks to Meagan Pavkeje, Evelyn Johns and Stacy
Miller for their help to decorate and clean up.
Personals
Congratulations to Mike and Darlene Stewart on
the birth of their second daughter Kaycee Mae born
on Oct. 26 in Stratford General Hospital -a sister for
Carly. Congratulations to grandparents June
Stewart, Marilyn and Joe Dewan and Doug Sillery
Justin Steinbach of Mitchell spent the weekend
with his grandparents Glenn and Marilyn Rohde.
Some 20 people from Thames Road-Elimville
Church attended the Community of Local Churches
at Woodham Church on Sunday evening.
Many people from this area attended the buck and
doe party for Barry Parsons and Amy Hodgert on
Saturday evening at South Huron Rec. Centre.
Bill and Rhoda Rohde were among those who went
on the Horticulture bus trip on Wednesday with the
Canadian Coaches Ltd. Kitchener to Terra Green
Houses, had lunch at Denninger's Foods of the
World, Hamilton, saw the Mum Show at Gage Park,
the Christmas Tree Farm. The bus driver took us on
a lot of back roads where we saw beautiful scenery
of coloured trees. It was a worthwhile trip under the
leadership of Marilyn Robinson St. Marys.
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