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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-05-28, Page 701 HWV 5.51/100 KM (51 MPG)t CITY 7.01/100 KM (40 MPG)t J Wednesday, May 28, 2008 Times—Advocate 7 Purchase your tickets ahead for the strawberry supper June 8 By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT THAMES ROAD - Church service: Mike Brine of Woodham U.C. welcomed everyone to the Conference Sunday church service at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on Sun., May 25. He made the announcements and then introduced the Lifted Voices singing group from The First Mennonite Church in Kitchener. The group consists of: pianist Susan Pries, and singers Peggy Roth, Wendy Priebe, Carolyn Burkhardt, Jenn Jacobi, absent today was Nancy Mann. They have sung together for 19 years. One of the ladies gave the call to worship from Psalm 103. The ladies sang Rise Up. One of the ladies gave the theme "Hospitality" and led in prayer. Everyone sang I Love to Tell The Story. Jennifer had the children come for- ward; she spread a tablecloth in front of the children and gave each one a bal- loon to blow up along with biscuits and cheese, a plate and a serviette. Her story was entitled "Who Is My Guest?" She ended with a prayer. Only ladies read Luke 1:38-42. The ladies sang This Little Light of Mine, Now Thanks We All Our God. Psalm 84 was read and How Lovely Is Your Place. John 14:1-3 was read and Jerusalem, Jerusalem and Softly, Tenderly He Calls For Me (unaccompanied) were sung. Matthew 25:34-40 was read and then a story called "Martin The Cobbler" was told. The ladies sang the song I Was Hungry. An offertory prayer was given and Larry and Faye Skinner, Patti Brine and Matt Denham received the offering. Everyone sang the hymn We Are Pilgrims. One of the ladies led in prayer and then they all sang The Lord's Prayer. They led us in the commissioning and benediction, closing with the song We Are Going to See The King. Bill Denham thanked the ladies and they were given a standing ovation. Lastly fruit bread, biscuits, cheese and beverages were partaken of which brought a very meaningful service to a close. The service took in people from Centralia Zion, Kirkton-Woodham, Thames Road - Elimville churches. Announcements The Food Bank is urgently in need of plastic grocery bags. Instead of recy- cling, drop them off at the Food Bank. Don't forget your items for the Food Bank next Sun., June 1. June 1 - Induction Service for Mr. Peter Gummow will be held at Centralia United Church. June 8 - Strawberry Supper at S H Rec Centre from 5 -7 p.m. Adults $12, children five to 10 $6. Tickets available from Beth Cooper, Helen Kadey, Shirley Kerslake, Sharon Passmore, Virginia Warwick. June 8 - Camp Bimini open house 2 - 4 p.m. Come out and see the renova- tions. June 9 - UCW campsite experience from 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at Camp Bimini. Theme speaker is Rev. Marion Jackson -Tyler. "Praise for Creation." Bring potluck lunch, dishes, hat, sunscreen, lawn chair and `Voices United book'. June 10 - UCW meeting at 8 p.m. The mission and out- reach committee is in charge of this meeting. Roll call: Bring toiletries for Pheonix House. Lunch: Beatrice Dawson, Myrtle Pengelly, Jean Hodgert, Marilyn Vandenbussche. The next council meeting will be June 11. Please note the change of date. June 15 - Baptism service Mon., June 16 - "Out In the Cold " Supper will be held in London. Outreach committee is looking for volunteers for Out of the Cold program. If you can help, contact Karen Etherington at 235-1628. June 22 - Mission and Service Sunday, worship ser- vice will be led by the outreach committee. June 29 - the church service will be held at MacNaughton Park. Nov. 20 - 21 -A Salute to Broadway Cabaret Show Rehearsals begin at the end of September. Singers and dancers are needed ages 18 - 80. No prior experience need- ed. Join in the fun! Call Deb Homuth at 235-0704 or e-mail her at debhomuth@gmail.com Personals Quite a number of people from this area attended the 25th wedding celebration for Ralph and Cathy Batten at the South Huron Rec Centre on May 17. Congratulations Ralph and Cathy. Congratulations to Cliff and WANTED HOMES THAT NEED ROOFING Homeowners in Exeter and the surrounding area will be given the opportunity to have a lifetime, energy saving, steel shingle "COOL ROOF" by METALWORKS installed on their home at a reasonable cost. If we can use your home in our campaign to showcase the look of our "Quarry Slate" or "Cedar Shingle" roof, to others, we will definitely make it worth your while. As a display home participant, you will receive discounted pricing and have access to our special bank financing with zero down, Prime Rate and no payments for 12 months. MetalWorks steel shingles will provide you with unsurpassed beauty and lasting protection ... guaranteed! www.TheLastRoof.com Call while savings related to this offer are still available. El 1-866-574-0569 email: broughton@bil-den.com Sherrie (Cottle) Herrington of Parkhill on the birth of their twin daughters Cassie Marie and Grace Anne (born on May 5), sisters for Alex. Congratulations to Grandma Leona Cottle. Ross and Kay Hodgert attended the visitation and funeral of their cousin Bill Hess at the Smith Leroy Funeral Home in Woodstock on Tuesday and Wednesday. On their way home they visited Harvey and Marjorie Pfaff of St. Marys. Kim Riehl of Miami Florida, Jackie Riehl and friend Chris of London, Harry and Tanya Busch of Woodstock and Alan and Michele Hodgert, Alana, Andrew and Amanda were guests on Sunday with Gerry and Elda Riehl. Kim is here for a few days holidays. Twenty-five family members, relatives and friends attended the birthday party of Katelyn Parsons on Sunday evening at the home of her parents Brian and Erin Parsons. Happy second birthday Katelyn! e) TOYOTA Red Tag Days, now with a side of green. 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