Times Advocate, 1997-08-06, Page 911ITY
Times -Advocate, August 6, 1997
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Church day camp
Bible story time. The kindergarten class at the Exeter Baptist Church Day Camp partici-
pated in a Bibltr story with .teacher Pam Boricic on Friday morning. Nearly 85 children from
Exeter and area attended -the week-long camp which included games, crafts,- Bible stories
and sons. -
Carnival to
be held at
-Thames Road
Volunteers are need-
ed for dunking ma- -
chine• and: to run activi-
ties... _
-Rhoda Rohde
Thames Road correspondent
THAMES ROAD' - -Rev Jock
Tolmay was in charge of .the first
church service after holidays which
was Pentecost 11 Sunday at Elim- -
villc Church. Rev. Tolmay told the '
children an interesting story.
The . choir sang :'Surely Good,
-nos' accompanied- by the pianist
Marilyn Vandenbusschc. The min-
istcrlead from the Old -Testament 2
Samuel 1 1 : 26-12:3. and from the
New Testament John 6: 224-35.
Psalm 51 was read responsively.
from the -Service -Book. -• • •
The title of Rev. Tolmay's ser-
mon was "Part of a Team." -
- Ola Batten and Anne Kernick
- were the greeters as well as receiv-
ing the offering.
Everyone read 'the Commission-
ing and the Benediction and sang
the Triple Amen.
Life and workof the •
congregation
August -10 church service "at .
Thames Rd. at 9:45 a.m. Commun-
ion will -he served at this service.
Following the church service there.
will be a congregational' meeting to
accept the needs assessment and
job description for calling a minis-
ter as prepared by the Ministry and
• Personnel Committee and approved
by the Church Council. •
August 17, church at Eli►nvillc at
9:45 a.m. August 24. church ; at
Thames Rd. at 9:45 a.m. August
31, church at Elimville at 9:45 a.m. .
September 7 a Carnival will fol- .
low•church and Sunday school, at .
Thames Road. Fun activities for all
ages. Please bring a pot -luck salad
or dessert. Items required: lawn
' chair, casual dress and lots of sun-
screen and enthusiasm. Volunteers
arc needed for dunking machine
and to run activities. Contact Vir-•
ginia Warwick at 235-3670 or
Sharon Pavkeje at 229,6891. Why
not invite a friend!
-The Finance Committee is orga-
nizing a Time and Talent Auction
on November 21 at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre. Get
your imaginations working or keep
your eyes open during the summer
for items you can donate. Guest
auctioneer: Bob Heywood.
The Finance Committee headed
up a canvass during the month of
July. if your canvasser has not been
to sec you yet, you may give a sep-
arate envelop clearly marked "Can-
vass" with your offering during the
month of August. Remember to in-
clude your name on the envelop.
Personals
Marguerite Gibson, Gerry and
Lee Gibson of London were Tues-
day noon guests with Bill and Rho-
da Rohde.
Get well wishes are extended to
Fred Delbridge who is a patient in
South Huron Hospital Exeter at
time of writing.
Amber and Carson Coopet of
Elimville spent the weekend with
Robert and Kathy Bray and girls.
•
•
More local talent needed alheShall B In
for 13arndance Live!'
BLYTH' - Can you sing. dance or
play a musical instrument? Perhaps
you have a family act? . Maybe .
you're a comedian or a slogger'? -
ll' you have' any of the above
skills, you are invited to audition
for a guest appearance in the Blyth
.Festival's play 'Barndance Live!'
The hit of the 1996 Festival season,
this show is being hrought hack by
-popular demand from August 26 to
September 10. h celebrates the:
great touring radio show. The
CKNX Barn Dance. Every --Smut-
• day night it used -to be broadcast
live from various locations featur-
ing local talent as well as future .
stars like Al Cherny and The Mer-
ccy Brothers. • '
Last year's play featured wonder-
ful local acts, some of whom will
he contacted about appearing again
in.this year's show. However; new
acts will also be considered. All
ages. male and- female, are invited
to. audition ..tiir director Paul
Thompson on the evenings of Au-
gust 12 and 13: Phone. (519) 523
4345 to book a 10 -minute appoint-
ment, prepaFe. a short piece to'per-
form (Thompson recommends 'that
it have -*:a. sense of -the old style"
. reminiscent of the Barn Dance days
of. the 1940s and `50s) and show up
for your audition. if . selected, you
-will _be contacted ` about which
-shows you are to perform in. If it is
more convenient for you to be in
the show when it tours to Shelburne
September 16 to 21, let us know.
"By -auditioning local performers
of the region to participate in this
production, we -are imitating what
(CKNX- founder) Doc Cruickshank
and (emcee/manager) Johnny Brent
used to do. They, too, auditioned
local • acts for their Barn Dance
shows," says. Thompson. "We will
be involving these . people in the
play in much the same way people
of the area were included in the
.original Barn Dance shows." .
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