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Exeter Times—Advocate
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
The Friends of the South Huron Trail met recently. Fred Simmons has been appointed chairman
of the group.The volunteers discussed at the meeting, possibly forming a trail patrol and trail
keepers to maintain the trail. In front from left chairman Fred Simmons and Doug Pearson; mid-
dle row, Carol Rideout, Sharon O'Toole, Peter Raymond, Jo -Anne Fields, George Finch, Bud
Heaman, Fred Miller and Jim Dixon; back, Donald Bray and Ted Jones. (photolsubmitted)
Centralia UCW dinner Dec. 1
By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA CORRESPONDENT
CENTRALIA - On Sun., Nov.
20, Mr. Bev Rabbets was wel-
comed as guest lay minister at
Centralia and Zion West
United Churches.
Mr. Rabbets opened the ser-
vice with the Lighting of the
Christ Candle and the Call to
Worship. Everyone joined in
the hymn "Welcome Happy
Morning".
Mr. Rabbets spoke with
them about the importance of
saying thanks to God as well
as to the many people who
provide assistance each day.
Judy Mills accompanied the
hymns on the piano as well as
the choir for their anthem
"Teach Me God to Wonder".
Scripture readings included
Psalm 46, Luke 4:1-15, and
Psalm 17.
During prayers, the congre-
gation was asked to remem-
ber those who are facing
health and other challenges.
Mr. Rabbets also brought
greetings from Rev. Ray
Hagerman.
The closing hymn was "Pass
Me Not 0 Gentle Saviour".
Upcoming Events
There are many special
activities to remember in the
next couple of months.
Everyone is invited to the
Bethlehem Walk which will
be held Nov. 25 at the
Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre beginning
at 7:30 p.m.
Communion and the first
week of Advent will be cele-
brated during worship on
Sun., Nov. 27.
On Nov. 28, a joint stewards
meeting will be held at
Centralia at 7:30 p.m. to dis-
cuss the 2006 budget.
Centralia UCW will hold
their annual Christmas dinner
on Dec. 1.
Rob and Keiko Witmer,
United Church Overseas
Personnel in Japan, will
attend the Zion UCW
Christmas meal on Dec. 2 at
Zion West United Church.
White Gift Sunday will be
held on Dec. 4. Gifts would
be welcomed for the Huron
County Children's Bureau to
distribute to needy families
throughout the area.
Clandeboye W. I. holds fall dessert euchre
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON
CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON - It
was a fun expe-
rience to attend
the roast pork
and sauerkraut
supper, spon-
sored by the
Tavistock Men's
Club, at the
Tavistock
Memorial Hall
on Nov. 9. Very
enjoyable and
well organized.
At the
Granton -Wesley
United Church
on Sun., Nov. 13,
lay pastor Paul
Vollick led the
service. Blake
Foran lit the
Christ Candle
and Mary
Waters read the
story from the
minute for mis-
sions. The min-
istry of music
was 'Long
before the
Night'. The chil-
dren's hymn
was `Sing a
Happy
Hallelujah.'
UCW
Granton -
Wesley UCW
Unit 4 met at the
church on Nov 2.
Leader Marilyn
Humphrey read
Psalm 8 and the
`Mystery of the
Ages', followed
by prayer.
Business discus-
sion included the
upcoming beef
supper and
other events.
Rilla Bakker
gave a reading
about the history
of the Ninth
Concession.
Bettie Dann read
that we don't
earn God's
grace, but
receive it as a
freely given gift.
She also read a
comical article
about `They're
coming for
Thanksgiving,
now how do we
get them for
Christmas.' The
meeting was
closed with the
benediction,
prior to lunch
served by Rilla,
and a social time
was enjoyed.
At St. Paul's
Anglican Church
in Kirkton on
Sun., Nov. 13,
Rev. Dalice Sim
celebrated the
Holy Eucharist
and the message
was about
reaching out to
others with
God's love.
George Burgin
read the lessons.
Remembrance
Service
The Canadian
Legion Branch
540 from Lucan
conducted the
Remembrance
Day service at
the cenotaph in
Granton on Nov.
11 at noon.
Barbara
Tuxford, poppy
chair, led the
program.
Wreaths were
laid by Muriel
Lewis for
Veteran's
Affairs; Warden
Tom McLaughlin
for the Province
of Ontario; Bill
Smith for Legion
Branch 540;
Bettie Dann for
WWII veterans;
Kathy Kennedy
for Korean
Affairs; Cathie
Westman for
Granton -Wesley
United Church;
and by Josh
Lambourn in
memory of Wm.
Lambourn. Lay
pastor Paul
Vollick spoke
briefly, keeping
with the
Remembrance
Day theme.
Clandeboye
WI
Clandeboye
Women's
Institute held
their fall dessert
euchre on Tues.,
Nov. 9, at St.
James Church
hall,
Clandeboye,
with a good
crowd in atten-
dance. Prizes
were awarded
for high scores
to Jim Davis and
Edith Eaton, for
lone hands to
Marilyn Lee and
Betty Guilboyle,
and for low
scores to Norah
Wissel and
Muriel Payne.
Numerous
draws were
made for door
prizes and
Muriel Lewis
had the birthday
closest to the
date.
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Date: Thurs., Nov. 24
Place: Exeter Masonic Hall, 248
McConnell St.,Exeter
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Time: 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: DON GOOD
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Following the information portion of the meeting,
we hope you wil join us for a delicious,
home -cooked meal.
Note: For those who attend this meeting and
order seed by Dec., 9 an additional
1% discount will be given.
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