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Times-Advocate, 1999-01-27, Page 33
■ Wednesday, January 27. 1999 Exeter Times -Advocate Community 31 Officers elected at St. Pau!'sAnglican By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT GRANTON - Granton UCW Unit 2 met at the home of Becky O'Hagan on Monday. evening, Jan. 11. President Pam Flayes led the meeting and Catherine Malcolm was the speaker giving an informative presen- tation of her visit to Nickolayev, Ukraine. She is returning again this month to the Ukraine and will take new Qr used children's clothing to -an orphan- age there. A social break followed. Business included plans for a coffee and muffin hour prior to the church service on Sunday, Jan. 31 and there will be a skating party after church on Sunday, Feb. 21. Other upcoming dates to remember are the World Day of Prayer Friday, Mar. 5, the Easter Sunrise Service Sunday, Apr. 4 and the UCW Regional Rally at Granton in April. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Jan. 17. Lay Pastor Val Hodgins entitled her sermon 'Come and See' based on the lessons from Isaiah 49 and John 1. The annual meeting is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 7 following the church service. On Sunday, Jan. 24, Lay Pastor Hodgins enti- tled the sermon 'Called to the Light' based on lessons from Isaiah 9 and Matthew 4. Next Sunday, Jan. 31, there, will be a social time at 10 a.m. before the ser- vice. At St. Pauls Anglican Church, Kirkton, on Sunday, Jan. 17 Rev. Glenda Meakin celebrat- ed .the Holy Eucharist and the message was about God's chosen one, Jesus, the Messiah, the Light of the World. Lyndsay Cornish read the lessons. On January 24, Rev. Meakin celebrated the Holy Eucharist and her message was based on the collect about being called to serve God. Meakin also reviewed the events in the life of the church during the past year. Kate Henry read the lesson's. The annual vestry meeting followed the service. The meeting was chaired by Rev. Meakin and Kate Henry was appointed as Vestry Clerk. Favourable reports were presented and offi- cers elected as follows: rector's warden - David Blackler; people's war- den - Rosemary Schaefer; lay represen- tative to Synod - Connie Venturin; alternate rep. - Verna Blackler; board of management - Burns Bladder, Gerald Paul, Brent Blackler, Ken Blackler, Ray Venturin, Cathy Urquhart, Bill Waghorn, Mary Blackler, Bill Schaefer; treasurer - Gwen Waghorn; rectory com- mittee - Mary Blackler, Gerald Paul; cemetery committee - Gerald Paul, Brent Blackler, Leon Paul, John Urquhart; Sunday School superintendent - Tammy Hawkins; organists - Joanne Blackler and Wilma Davis. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon. Sunday School teachers needed By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT 'VARNA - The Stan Lee Club will meet Tuesday, Feb. 2 at 1:30 p.m. Margaret Robinson and two friends will demonstrate Tai Chi and tell of its benefits. Three peo= ple will bring dessert and the rest are to bring sandwiches and relishes. Bring a friend too! Church Services were in Goshen on Sunday and will be in Goshen next Sun., Jan 31. Lorraine Taylor and Mavis Govier will teach Sunday School. If you are interested in teaching Sunday School for a one time or regular basis call Lori Merner, 482-7404. Sun., Jan. 31 wills be Goshen's Annual Meeting . For lunch, the first course is being arranged and the rest of the people are to bring cookies or squares. There will be a collection taken to cover the cost of the first course. 11' the collection exceeds the cost, the balance will go to the U.C.W. Varna's Annual Meeting will be Feb. 7 following the church service. Varna U.C.W. meet Thurs., Jan. 28 at the home of Margaret Ilayter at 8 p.m. Doris Wilson will be taking therapy at Parkwood Hospital since having surgery. Huron Perth Presbyterial will meet Feb. 8 at Centralia Church with registration at 9 a.m. The speaker is to be Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa. Bring your bag lunch. a mug, nametag, and a copy of Voices United. 1f you can go call Anna or Deb. CROSSW0: MEM MEM dddid MAIM dINIMM MEM MIME MIMI WM= WHIM ddlIMME MEd= MIMI MUM MEM ddd Miii=�i� i■�idill RR •••• dW�■�■ IMwiii���i� wii viMIME Mid= MEM ii iiii •R. ACROSS 1. Body cavities 5. Bevels 10. Mary *OW 14. Actress Jessica 15. Hawaiian greeting 16. Open 17. Rumanian city 16 .Noctumal badgertike carnnivore of wooded regions of Africa and S. Asia 19. Sometimes you've got to just the facts 20. Junior: shortened tom) 21. Actor Stiller 22. vertexes 24. Digressions 26. G.Mf of, ki the Aegean 21. Paves the asphap 29. Plant part 30. Baby bear 33. Mirthful 35. Zodiacal ram 36. Macaws 37. Taxis 36. Faces N. Fist Chinese dynasty 40. Signing 41. Danger . 42. Reddish Ione -tolled monkey of W. Anka 43. Wee. Foe, Pum 44. Paul Bunyans pets 46. One who depart 46. Capture 47. Loss of electricity, wan 50. Perpendicular barow 53. Royal Mr Form abbr. 54. f You're ill 55. Evergreen trees and shrubs having oily one - seeded fnuks 56. Plant disease 59. '_ song. the witch is dead' 60. individual 11. A way to cook with fat 6s. oemnan woman's nen* 63. Incline from vertical 64. Facial gesture of pleasure 65. Oh, God! DOWN 1. Largest crested screamer 2. Gains 3. Word to describe one who donates 4. Not or 5. Stroke 6. Aids, actor 7. 'To beor_bbe...' 6. One and only 4. Waees 10. Resteurants 11. A mythical 13resk hero 12. Medieval spiked club 13. Minerals 11. One part of the lamed 'sesame Swear duo 23. Politicians: shortened conn 25. Reporter Rather M al. 26. Small, tightly -packed fishes 27. Spirit in he 'firmest 30. Spaying 31. Diseased urinary condition 32. Sheep sounds 33. Canadian Ayers 34. Romanian clty 35. Geb up 36. Eroticism 39. A minute amount (Scop) 41. Ode 42. Thick cushion used as a seat 45. Trendy facial hair MON 46. Smoothly agraefsls and .4t Cannabis 49. on, enceuraeed 50. Biscpeck 51. Leaf or stip from a leaf of the tayot palm used in kndia for writing paper 52. an pne _, wirwne 53. UNIT the 57. Animal represented by the ca+eMMuio Ariw !N. Ilium matcher (Computers) N I. Live and IN as Card games at Shipka. Community Centre By Annie Morenz ,SHjPKA CORRESPONDENT SHIPKA - Sympathy is expressed to the brothers Gord, Hary and Paul Vincent and sisters Ilene Fowler, Pauline Desjardine and Sharon Perry, fancily of the late Earl and Elva Vincent of Shipka, in the death of their brother Lorne Vincent, on January 9 in Bassano, Alberta. Ken and Marg Baker received a phone call from Glen and Nancy Babich on Friday from Dover, Tennessee, assur- ing them that very little damage was done in Dover, but that extensive damage had occurred in the nearby city of Clarkesville when a tor- nado hit early Friday morning. An afternoon of euchre games was .enjoyed at Shipka Community Centre on January 19 with six tables in play and 11 games played. Winners were: ladies high - Bev Hodgins; ladies low Mabel Fraser; ladies most lone hands - Mary Moser; mens high - Keith Rock; mens low - Ralph Weber; mens lone hands - Jim Eagleson. The south group served lunch. The next euchre games will be held February 2 at 1:30 p.m. February is Heart and Stroke month. The follow- ing words are by Isaac Asimov: ' "The human' heart beats constantly at the rate of 60 to 80 times a minute, or a trifle faster than one beat per second, through a long life that may last over a century. In a century of frultfiul labour, it will beat some four billion times and pump 600,000 tons of blood. The work done by the human heart each minute is equivalent to the lifting of 70 pounds a foot off the ground." THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD JUNIOR AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION February 1-5, 1999 In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be four (4) years of age on or before December 31, 1999. Parents are required to bring the Baptismal Certificate, Birth Certificate and Immunization Record Card of the child you intend to register. Parents should contact their local school. The following schools offer Kindergarten classes: St. Joseph's School (Kingsbridge) 529-7646 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Mt. Carmel) 237-3337 St. Joseph's (Clinton) 482-7035 Precious Blood. (Exeter} 235-1691 - St. Mary's (Goderich)_ 524-9901 St. James (Seaforth) 527-0321 St. Boniface (Zurich) St. Patrick's (Otubihr) 345-2033 St. Patrick's (Kink©ra) 393-5580 Holy Name of Mary (St. Marys) 2842170 St. Mary's (Hesson) 595-8929 _ St. Ambrose School (Stratford) 271-7544 St. Joseph's (Stratford) 271-3574 St. Aloysius (Stratford) 236-4335 271-3636 Sacred Heart (Wingham) Jeanne Sauve School 357-1090 (Stratford) 273-3396 Parents who expect that their child will enrol in the optional French Immersion Program in Grade 1, in future years, have the option of enrolment for Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or the French Immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or Jeanne Sauve School, Stratford) at which they expect to enrol their child for a French Immersion program. Louise Martin Chairperson of the Board Director of Education Gaetan L. Blanchette, 1999 BUSINESS REVIEWS "Information Directory" Y.LS. 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