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Listowel pastor leads service
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1993. PAGE 15.
He was the loving father of
Randy Keffer, Phyllis Keffer, Paula
Keffer, Kevin Keffer all of Ethel,
Fay Keffer of Kitchener and
Christopher Keffer of Harriston.
He was the loved grandfather of
Jason Keffer.
Mr. Keffer was the dear brother
of Charles Keffer of Dornick,
Lloyd Keffer of Ethel and the late
Wilfred, Ralph and Halbert Keffer.
Pallbearers were Danny Keffer,
Jackie Aikenhead, Alex Keffer,
Don Deitner, Stan Gulutzen, Dan
Dickinson and Dan Keffer.
In lieu of flowers, donations to
the Heart and Stroke Foundation of
Ontario or the Canadian Diabetic
Association would be appreciated.
Funeral services Overe held at
Betts Funeral Home on July 27,
1993.
Interment was at Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
The congregation of Blyth
Christian Reformed Church was
welcomed by two elders, Mr.
Martin Wilts and Mr. Mery Datema
as greeters on Sunday, August 1.
"Come To The Savior Now",
was the opening hymn to the
Communion Sunday. Rev. Los of
Listowel CRC lead the morning
service with Robert Datema leading
the evening worship service.
The scripture chosen for the
morning service was from
Philippians 4, verses 10-20. Rev.
Los outlined the fact that in
"Phillipi", in New Testament times,
there was the birth of a new church
congregation, there was spiritual
development, and also suffering
Three Western Ontario women
are one step closer to the chance to
be the first Ontario Dairy Educator
following a regional selection
process here last weekend.
Grey County Dairy Princess
Erika Dickert, Middlesex Dairy
Princess Judy Strybosch and
Waterloo Dairy Princess Karen
Howling advanced through the first
Regional held at the Woodstock
Quality Inn on July 17 and will
compete in the Toronto selection
process on Wednesday, Aug. 25.
One other regional selection day
will be held and nine final
applicants will vie for the new
position in Toronto on Aug. 25.
Other applicants in the Western
Regional were Dairy Princesses
from Brandt, Sandi Enunott; Elgin,
Vicki Paget; Huron, Amy Terpstra;
Starting this week, LCBO stores
throughout Ontario will introduce
new single-bottle bags promoting
the Safe and Sober Summer Tips
from the Ontario Community
Council on Impaired Driving
(OCCID).
Part of OCCID's third annual
Arrive Alive/Drive Sober
campaign, the tips are: designate a
driver, take a cab, call home, be a
responsible host, and plan ahead.
More than 600,000 bags with this
advice have been produced by the
LCBO for use in its stores
throughout the summer. The
introduction of the bags at this time
is designed to emphasize the
importance of responsible drinking
during the busy holiday period, the
time when road accidents are at
their highest.
"For many years, the LCBO has
been successful in promoting
responsible consumption through
the 'Don't Drink and Drive'
message on its bags, "LCBO Chair
and CEO Andy Brandt said. "This
initiative is an extension of that
message."
To drive home the message that
drinking and driving do not mix,
several vehicles were parked
outside of the Queen's Quay LCBO
Store in downtown Toronto for the
official introduction of the Safe and
Sober Summer bags. Included
were a Metro Toronto Police
R.I.D.E. van, an ambulance, a
taxicab, and a car wreck from an
impaired driving accident.
For the bag launch, LCBO
Queen's Quay store staff wore T-
shirts which featured a taxi
illustration with the message,
"When it's your night out...this is
the shape you should be in." These
shirts and others carrying the
slogan, "You don't have to fill it up
and persecution. As a result the
apostle Paul wrote the letter of
"Philippian", a source of
encouragement, joy, and a letter of
response to the Philippian people
for what they had done for Paul.
Rev. Los stated, "a little bit of
encouragement will go a long way,
and that we all need words of
encouragement such as are found in
the Book of "Philippians". Life's
road is not always smooth and as
Christians offering sincere gestures
of kindness or care can really
provide a fellow human being with
a source of encouragement."
First and foremost, however, we
need to trust in God to supply all
our needs as the text Phil. 4 vs. 19
Norfolk, Michelle Moore; Oxford,
Monica Wiffen; Bruce, Christine
Goodhue; Haldimand, Jill
Bousfield; Niagara South, Brenda
Green; and Perth, Julie French.
The 1993-94 Ontario Dairy
Educator will conduct public
relations activities on behalf of
Ontario's dairy farmers during a
twelve month term. To become
Ontario Dairy Educator, an
applicant is selected on public
speaking ability, knowledge of the
dairy industry, maturity,
enthusiasm and sincerity. The
winner's prizes include a Bulova
watch, an educational bursary, a
Joico haircare system and a leather
briefcase.
Two of the three Regional
selection days were held in Eastern
to live it up" are available from
selected LCBO stores.
"The LCBO has always been a
responsible retailer of beverage
alcohol," said Anne Leonard, Chair
of the Arrive Alive/Drive Sober
campaign. "I can think of no better
way to remind consumers of the
risks of impaired driving than
through provincial liquor stores."
The LCBO continues to promote
the "Don't Drink and Drive"
message on its other paper bags,
while also encouraging its
customers to purchase reusable
cotton LCBO "Enviro" bags.
Promoting moderation is a key
objection for the LCBO. Under its
Challenge and Refusal Program,
store staff are trained to identify
and deal with customers who
appear to be intoxicated or under
the legal drinking age. Last year
more than 190,000 people were
asked for proof of age under the
program. Of those, 41,000 were
refused service because they lacked
valid identification. Another
16,000 individuals who were
determined to be intoxicated were
also refused service.
OCCID was formed in early
1990, the year of the first Arrive
Alive/Drive Sober Week. Council
members represent close to 40
local, regional and provincial
groups who work with the Ministry
of the Attorney General to educate
the public about the dangers of
driving after drinking.
Learning French
makes a world
of difference
states. This does not mean our
every whim will be supplied but
that we must place our trust in God
to provide what is best for us.
Rev. Los reflected on the fact
that the apostle Paul had endured
many hardships and persecutions in
his life, yet he remained happy and
content. He trusted God. He had an
inner peace no matter what.
The congregation celebrated the
message of Joy and Grace by
joining in Holy Communion.
Next Sunday the congregation
welcomes Dr. John Van Dorp as
guest speaker for both services. The
evening service will be held out-of-
doors at 7:30 p.m. at the Blyth
Lions Park.
and Western Ontario on July 10
and 17. The third selection will
take place at Orangeville Hockley
Valley Resort on July 31.
The first Ontario Dairy Educator
will be selected on Aug. 25 at 8;30
p.m. at the Lionshead Golf and
Country Club in Brampton.
bituaries
ALICE M. JEFFERIES
Alice M. Jefferies died suddenly
at her home in Churchill, Ontario
on Saturday, July 24, 1993 in her
84th year.
She was the dearly beloved wife
of Charles W. Jefferies, who
predeceased her in July 1985.
Alice lived in Blyth, Ont. until
she was married on June 24, 1972.
Then she lived in Don Mills, where
Charlie worked until his retirement.
They retired to Churchill, Ontario
where Alice has lived ever since.
Alice leaves to mourn her
passing four step-children, David,
Susan, Sandra, and Paul, nine step-
grandchildren, many relatives and
friends.
Interment was in St. Peter's
Anglican Cemetery in Churchill,
Ontario.
Alice was employed by Bainton
Ltd. in Blyth from 1954-1972,
where she was a devoted employee
all through the years.
FREDERICK KEFFER
Frederick Keffer of Ethel, passed
away at Listowel Memorial Hospi-
tal on July 25, 1993. He was 75.
Mr. Keffer was the beloved hus-
band of Audrey Smith.
MAY SUTTON
May Sutton of Fordwich passed
away on July 26, 1993 at Listowel
Memorial Hospital, in her 80th
year.
She will be missed by the resi-
dents and nursing staff of the Ford-
wich Nursing Home.
Funeral services were held on
July 28, 1993 at the Betts Visitation
Centre, in Gorrie.
Interment was at Gorrie Ceme-
tery.
LCBO gives "Safe and
Sober Summer Tips"
Brussels girl represents region