Times-Advocate, 1988-05-18, Page 16Page 16
Times -Advocate, May 18, 1988
Rev. Wheeler inducted
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS •
SAINTSBURY - Induction ser-
vice for Rev. Beverly Wheeler was
held at St. Paul's Church, Kirkton
for the Parish, including Granton
and Saintsbury.
Elimville Wi meets
By SHIRLEY COOPER
ELIMVILLE - The Elimville
Womens Institute met at the Elim-
ville church on Wednesday evening.
President Marie Brock opened the
meeting with .a Mothers Day
poem. The roll call was answered
by "a resolution my family wishes
1 would make -
Plans for the. Huron South Dis-
trict Annual Meeting to be held on
May 19 at Ilensall United Church
were finalized. Voting delegates
will be Shirley Cooper, Marjorie
Johns and Olga I lcrn.
The meeting was turned over to
the resolutions committee of Isa-
belle Fletcher and Reta Morley. Isa-
belle read a poem "Day of Judg-
ment" and commented on the -motto
"If you always do what you have al-
ways done."
Reta introduced Tanya Dcavillc of
Centralia, one of the Olympic torch
carriers as well as one of the carriers
who was fortunate enough to be
picked to go to the Olympic games.
Tanya described her excitement as
she experienced these activities and
answered many question the mem-
bers had.
Olga Hern played several musical
numbers on the piano. Rita intro-
duced Ann Dclbridgc and Chris Par-
sons who presented the- speeches
they had prepared for a speak -off in
March. Ann chose as her topic
"Languages" and Chris chose
"Time". Isabelle thanked the two
young girls and presented -each with
a gift.
Reta read an article "A little mix-
up" and Isabelle read one on
"Accident Report".
Lunch and a social time followed.
A large number from Thames
Road and Elimville churches attend -
cd the United Church.Womcn Sun-
day held at Elimville on Sunday.
President Sharon Lynn led the
worship scrvicc. Joyce Fulton read
the children's story on "Seeds" and
presented each child with some bean
seeds to plant at home. Brenda Ho-
vius read the scripture lessons.
Guest speaker for the scrvicc was
Bob Heywood with a very inspiring.
message. Grace Pym, Janet Cow-.
ard, Kathy Simpson, Marion Skin-
ner, Carolyn Johns and Sandra
Rowe sang two anthems. A social
time and .lunch followed the scr-
vicc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jewett, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dcbicl of Sarnia
visited with Mrs. Mildred Fulton
on Sunday. •
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The officiant was The Venerable
C.E.Ladds archdescon of Perth. The
preacher was the Reverend D. Ian
Grant, rector of St. Georges
Church, London. He took his text
from Acts 1 Verse 10 and while
they looked steadfastly toward
Heaven as he H ent up.
'Presentation of the Symbols' of
Ministry wcrc by Bill Waghorn,
Bums Blacklcr, Kirkton; Nadine Bc-.
dell, Saintsbury; Roy Moore, Gran-
ton and Rev. Steve Hcunadeck and
• Rev. Fay Patterson. •
A bible was presented with these
words "Beverly Ann; accept this
Bible:, zinc! be among us as one who
proclaims the Word."
Holy Communion followed- at
the close of the service. Refresh -
at Saintsbury Anglican
menus were served in the Sunday
School provided by the ladies of the.
three churches. Granton and Saints -
bury were well represented at the
scrvicc. We were pleased to have
Harry and ,Eileen Carroll with our
group.
Personals
Mrs. Nedene Bedell, Mrs. Hazel
Davis. and Rev. Bev. Wheeler at-
tended the "Great Chapter" meeting
held in Mitchell.Thursday evening.
Mrs: Rose Cunningham was
hostess Tuesday evening for the
May A.C.W. meeting with 12
members present, the roll call was
answered with a, "Mother" verse.
Rose led in prayer and read the
Scripture.
Plans wcrc discussed for a dessen
euchre to be held in June. Watch
for further announcements. Voyle
Jordan held a contest and.the winner
was Marg Carroll. ,
The next meeting in June will be
held at the home of Mary Jefferies
on Junc 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall,
Exeter were Sunday.dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and
Robert.
Mrs. Voyle Jordan and Mary Da-
vis wcrc dinner guests Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels,
Lucan, Mrs. Helen MacDonald and
Mrs. Howard Dolan joined the
group for the evening.
Mrs. Michael Davis 'and Crystal
attended a bridal shower in the
Dashwood Community Centre
Sunday afternoon, for their cousin.
Joanne Ziier.-
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SUNSHINE HELP - Students of the Sunshine Kids nursery school visit-
ed Victoria Park Thursday and helped clean up by gathering branches and
twigs. From the lett are Brittany Carr, Terri Regier, Daniel Kinsman and
Benjamin Kirk..
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at Elimville service
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD - Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Kcn
Van Allen and Taunya attended the
Sunday Service at First United
Church, Waterloo, when Rachel
Louise daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Dave Van Allen was baptized. Rob
Stewart then took them all out for
dinner.
UCW service
Twenty five people from Thames
Road attcnded.the U.C.W. church
scrvicc at Elimville Church on
Sunday morning. Mr. Bob Hey-
wood was the guest speaker and
gave us all a lot to think about.
Successful breakfast '
Veal's had a very successful saus-
age and pancake breakfast on Satur-
day morning. It was a very deli-
cious breakfast and well attended.
Coming events
The Explorer girls will hold their
meeting on Wednesday evening.
May 18 at 7 p.m. in Thames Road
Church.
The Messengers are ending their
year with a Bowling party in Zu-
rich. They will be meeting on
Thursday, May 19 at 6:45 p.m. at
Thames Road Church. Momfi arc
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