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12-The Canadien Champion, Frday, Auguat 8, 2003 Boosi your wine cellar with the Wine Connection Theresno beiter îimethan the prceuhen gve theprogramin I ofrtf y' n t L(13RO I vi-es dliv ered to your door is the concept behjnd The Canadian Champion Wine Connection - a wine ordering program fea- turing bonles for sale that arent readily avait- able at LCBO outlets. AIL of the wines offered have been seleeîed hy wine enies from The Toronto Star aud H-amilton Speetator. "Seleeîing wines for the Wine Connection has been trmly rewarding." said Dan Kîsienko, wine enie for the Speetator. "h is a uniqUe service whieh ashows me t0 eonnect with read- ers. The overwhetmingly positive response to Canadian Champion Wine Connection hotlhne or visit the Weh site to Ieam aIl about the pro- gram and order wiue. The program offers ordering options that range in price from ahout $60 10 about $80 lor six bottles. There's a smaîl delivery eharged added 10 the total. Customers ean purehase packages that contain white wines, red wines and a mix of the two varieties. Gordon Stîmmelt. the Stars wine critte. vays Wine Connection ofters Champion readers a chance lii vample great wines ihat arent nor- gialli ia po1 il i c Il Il gca .îIiisiioii 11 knowing that we have helped readers learn about and dîseover some remarkably good wînes," he said. Among the enies pieks that are availabte through Caniadian Champion Wine Conneetion are Cave Spring Cellars 2(X) Pinot Noir, Henry of Petham 2001 Mosaîe Gamnay/Zweigelt, Angels Gate 200)2 VidaI and Strewn 2002 Sauvignon Btanc. As a speciat addition to Canadian Chamapionî Wine Connection laîest offering, organizers are offering custoniers a chance tsi parnicipate in Cettar Essenlials. The pniigram gîves tho.se j C eiai i;vscnIIiaIsiv îiiCI 11iiiviULdc Illiîiii and Vaughan 200(1 Meritage, Kacaba 2001) Cabernet, Crown Beneh Reserve 2000 Chardonnay and Stoney Ridge 2002 Sauvignon Blanc. Those botules are sold in a four-pack, retaît- ing for about $90. Those interested in ordering wine can phone t-866-216-t255 or visit www.metroland- wineeonneeîîon.eom. On-lI e ordering begins August 8 aI 8 a.m. The cati centre opens Augovt 9 at 8 ar. Wine Conneetion customers hsave until August 14 ai 8 p.m. to order by phone. TlH] A young man, wbo was also an avîd golfer, found bimself with a few bours to spare one afternoon. So he deeided 10 gel in nine holes before he had 10 head borne. Just as he was about 10 tee off, an old gentleman walked onto the tee and asked if he eould aeeompany the young man for a twosome. Not being able to say no, he allowed the old man to join bim. To his surprise, the old man played fairlv quiekly. He didnt bit the bal far, but plod- ded along eonsistently and didn't waste [NUS ARE ALWAYS CHANGING mueh time. Finally, they reaehed the 9th fairway aud the young nian found imself witb a tough shot. There was a large pine tree right in front of bis baIl and direetly between bis baIl and the green. Atter several minutes of debating how' b bit tbe shot. tbe old man finally said, "You knowvv heu I1vsas your age. I'd bit the hall rigbî over that tree.- Witb tbat challenge placed before him. tbe youngster swung bard, bit the bal up, rigbî smaek m tb e top of tbe tree trunk and it tbudded baek on tbe ground not a foot from wbere il bad originally lay. Tbe nId man offered one more comment, "0f course, wben I wav your age. tbat pine tree was only six feed taîl." Tbings are constantly cbanging! Wbile not comproisitng on the age-old mnessage, tbe cbureb's metbîîds must embrace tbe needs of' a contemporary soc1eteî. It iv not easy! Yet, il is essential t0 success! Tbings bave ebanged! Tbe message is still sacred but some eburebes bave incorporat- ed fresb meîbods. Make plans 10 visit a local cburcb tbis week! ConsoîtthIe Religinus Direetory below for service times and locations' And follow tbrougb on a commitment to attend- you will neyer regret il!. Submitted b>' Rev. Dan Rogge, Pastor of Milton's New Life Church St. George's Anqican Church, Lowville 7051 Gfl usil , mut norU of Demry Ron Sunday, August 10, 2003 9:30 arn. - Mornîng Prayers Sistflin the series: A Question a Jaîler "Sirs, what must 1 do to 8e saved?" 9:30 arn. - Farnily Service sn the auditorium Sunday School & Nursery provided Reclor: The Reverend Canon Charlie Masters For more information ciii 905-878-1363 Visit sur Websites www.stgeorgeslowville.org and www.dlweb.com SeniTo PStO RD. S.anMILTOe Children Mrs. Natalle Rogge Assistant/Worship Mrs. Esther Kessier Youth/Outreach Mr. Tim Stevens 9 a. m. - Early Worship Service 9:30 arm. - Sunday School for AI/ Ages 10:45 a. m.- Second Worship Service f'actor Pan Rogge continse hie ereb o f twelve.. JWELVE O,9L2NAK~Y MEN 6:30 p. m., Sunday Night LIVE F'aetor 2an oqqe peakùn Supervised Nursery & Dynamic Chidren's Prsgrams asaîlabie during ail services! 5UMMER rklP'5 CAMiFl Gocd'e 5/g Picture Mornlll3ee of AuL3uet l1& - 22 Website: www.newlife-milton.org s. * EYURCIC E O OE" You're Invted ta.. Milton Bible Church! Ef4 Sundays @ 10:00OAM Milton District High School 395 Williams Ave. jim @ Miton BibleChu rch.ca wwwMltonBibleGhurch.ca 876-3243 Making Disciples who Make a Différence! 1 kn.ÀÀ9a MILTON St \'LýN'tl-I) AY AbVENIIHST CHUiJRCH Hugli loster hilt, i-i-3BronSt. Milton - " ) 1 i îîîîî[il , tnd ,îl h 51 ut "11!e . îlî, 1 RI vii iîIl ritcIIIPB -',02 ýý )ntiri, M 1o, ý 111- )1 i -4. Iu,îî i î loiocinformat,îîî .io about o u ui îîî J iprcIani Ic. îî i 1. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 170 Main St. E., Milton 878-6066 Minister - The Rev. Joseph Gray Director of Music Ministries - Sonja van de Hoef Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Nursery Summer Sunday Sebool (Ages 3-8) "Called to Serve the Lord" SWheelchair access and washroons provided so that ail mav corne and worshi. SOUTMIE COMMUNITY CHURCH M ILTON GOSPEL HALL B H ' AT 2850 DERRY RD. 306 Ontario St. N. e 878-3873 * A X F IT Ploge 7856410:00 arn. - The Lords Supper Devotional Gatherings in Milton Homes: 10:00A.Nî. SEVICE -v Make Your Life Specfac- 11:45 arn. - Sunday School Embracing ail races, cultures and religions tilar -jaiiiiiv4 6:30 p.m. - Gospel Service I~dNtîîîPrayers for the Unity of Humankind and Peace fsK\iîili'îWednesday 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Aug. 19 at 7.30 pmn. Refreshments plîîý "Adv'enturel;tnd" for kîi i'îl 3bgriile l, Prayer and Bible StudyRedgsfrPsoaSprtlGowh uîîîîs ('ipo\iîyîîîlîIor 111)l(îi3i' 2 ednsfrP soaSpit lGowh Sotthsid%' ImgeX outNlnisris!So then every one of us Wed., Aug. 13 and 27 ai 7:30 pmn. Ail Welcome! Soohics\Imae Xlouh Ninitris!shall give account Devotions and Tea: Sunday, Aug. 10 at 2 pm. Aîiuîv 'di \iii l\Yiof himseif ta God. "Spiritual Principles for Humanitys Progress" Iigli 'oer Soccer anil - \tti Iî îî Ilt I Romans 14.12 Miltonians of ail faiths Invited to contribute! Hil, ' 'l'For information/locations: 905-875-2923 Il i t i tloi We welcome you to... WW5m ý_rsage: 1-800-433-3284 Grace Anglican Church ST. PAUL'S ÇRACEWAY "BAPTIST CHURCH file Cur<> n Ill IUiî UNITED CHU RCH 103 Martin Street Tl. 878-2411 Fax 878-:300.5 123 Main St. E., Milton 90-78-12 Rev. Dr. Mark McDennott Sun. Aug. 10 Pso atrH sa SUN AySECoieS 9:30 a.m. WORSHIP 9:50 arn. - ramily Bible Hour SUNDA SERICES11:00 arn. - Morning Service 8:00) ai - llolv Commiunion supported by 6:00 p.m. - Evening Service 10:00 anm - Si îog Etîcliaristmui r teS mrChr Cbsîrch Selinol &Cofféee irmsefrmteumrChi THURSDAY Thursday 10:00 ain Holv Comnîiîon u Rev. John Benham & Rev. Gerry Hofstetter 7:00 p.rn. Bible Study & Prayer \\ i-elcîjur SAcess Tlirnîîgl Parkisg Loi Doors . Church office: (905) 878-8895 www.stpaulsmilton.org l "You'Il always fnd a friend ait Graceway" M 11 1 a