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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-09-28, Page 12Snyder, of Strathroy. Visiting Hugh and I last Wednes- day and Thursday were Ross and Isobel McDonald from Nanoose Bay, on Vancouver Island. Wa first met the McDonald's in 1981, on a trip to B.C. to visit granddaughter Persephone and family. - Mrs. McDonald was Persephone's kindergarten teacher then. When she told her teacher that her father -(Bili) and' Morenz grandparents were out to B.C. to visit her, Mrs. McDo- nald invited us to come to the school. We became good friends, and last year visited the McDonald's at their Island home. The McDonald's left home around September 1 in their motor home, travelled through vari- ous areas of U.S. then up"to. Till- sonburg, Gbderich and Kincardine to visit relatives. i Page 12 Times -Advocate, September 28. 1988 ippen by Margaret Hogarth KIPPEN - Rev. Lorne Kcays led the congregation in worship at.St. Andrews on Sunday, September 25. The theme for his sermon was "Are we experts?" Mrs. Mary Mof- fatt provided the organ music. Holy communion will be celebrated on world wide communion Sunday October 2. A joint meeting of the Brucefield . and Kippen congregations will be held on Monday, October 3 at 8:30 p.m. in the Bruceficld church. Kippers U.C.W. is invited to thc Bayfield U.C.W. Thankoffering on Wednesday, October 5 at 8 p.m. Guest speakers will be thc Allan Scott Family on their trip to Po- land. Women's Institute The Kippen East Public relations meeting held on Wednesday, Scp- • tember 21 at Hensall United Church . opened with President Grace Drum- mond welcoming members and guests. Public relations officer Margaret Hoggarth presented gifts of appreci- ation for- leading the spring 4-H Club "Encounter the Outdoors" to Barb Moffat and Pat Predhommc) Grace Drummond then presented Barbara Fotheringham with an en- graved pie lifter for completing 18 4-H clubs. Barb Moffat and Mary Helen McLaughlan will lead the club for the fall. Julie Leigh from Survival. Through Friendship House in Gode- rich. spoke about the purpose, phi- lisophy and help 'provided by the shelter for battered _ women, throughout Huron County. Some of the statistics Ms. Leigh quoted were quite alarming. -One in every eight women is abused in some way, shape or form, whether it be mental, physical, or sexual abuse. She reminded us that- women de- serve to be treated with respect, that we are worthwhile and important human beings. Women:are not to blame for being beaten and abused and we are -not the cause of anoth- er's violent behavior. We. do not have to take it: There is a 24-hour telephone line for information and crisis calls: The shelter willprovide accommodation and meals for a period of up to six weeks. The home is funded by public donations and through gov- ernment grants. The roll call was for members to bring canned or paper goods for friendship house and a nice amount was collected and presented to Julie Leigh. - Victoria Bisback favored with threelovely songs. Mastic McGregor thanked mem- _ bcrs for "cards and flowers sent to her while she was in hospital dur- ing the summer. Grace Drum- mond gave readings on "As time goes by" and "He's all -wet". Kippcn east is to host the rally in Hensall United Church on Monday, October 3. Attention Caribbea* 100 Owners If you are completing a set or buyingfor the first time this fine luggage by "Samsonite" is speia1iy priced Stock may not be available in the future so now is the time to buy at approximately 30% off. Choose from plum, navy blue, grey or ebony. Most sizes in stock. . , tl S.,,tL. S.tl. 5.,11,1 S-,ylLs S,,.,16, S. ,11,. S.�tl. $.ytta Smyth. 57,11. G, 1 1 -1 "^a�^ st• 23S•1933 Exeter Duality Footwear... Courteous Service .5...,►t., ^S.y11. S.,,la. S. ,tl. S y1t.. S -,,II. S,y►l.. S.yti.. S y14., S, tt Sfta la COMPLETES COURSE - Usborne township road superintendent Ken Parker recently successfully completed a roads maintenance and con- struction course at the T.J. Mahony, School in Guelph. Making the presen- tation at the left is Usborne reeve Gerald Prout. hipka by Mrs. Hugh Morenz SHIPKA - Bob and Gwen Oxen - forth, of Winnipeg Manitoba visit- ed Friday with their cousins, Harold and Lucille Vincent, Mike ad Mi- chelle, also with other arca relatives ' while on a two week vacaqtion to Ontario. A good number of are folks here attended the plowing match near Stratford, this past week, and also Exeter Fall Fair this past weekend. A happy time was enjoyed Sun- , day at the home of Ferman and Leo- ta Snyder, when all their family and grandchildren gathered to celebrate Ferman's 75th birthday. Attending were Suzanne and Otto Plein, Christopher and Melissa, of Elmira, Jim, Judy and Nicholas Snyder, Es- ther, and Ric Storey and Scott, of London, Keith and Nancy Snyder, Greenway, .Ed, Gail and Corey Thames Roadby Mrs. William Rhode THAMES ROAD - A large num- ber of people from this community attended the International Plowing Match near Stratford last week. Congratulations to the exhibitors and prize winners at Exeter Fair. People attended the Friday night program, the parade and the fair on Saturday and the Sunday program were well attended. Anniversary Many relatives attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller at Kirk - ton -Woodham Community Centre on Saturday evening. Congratula- tions Cliff ad Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Schooley of Windsor called on Rev. Sheila and Richard Macgregor and Alexan- dra on Sunday. Church 'Service Rev. Sheila Macgregor was in charge of the regular church service on Sunday morning. There was no story for the children, as the Sunday School teachers an children went on a nature study walk at Morrison Dam on Sunday morning. The choir was accompanied by pi- anist Miss Agnes Bray. Next Sunday, October 2 is World Communion Sunday when we cele- brate the Lord's Supper at the regu- lar church hour of 11:15 a.m. On Monday, October 3 at 8 p.m. the Stewardship and Finance Com- mittee will be in charge of the United Church Women's meeting. Roll call to be answered by "My fa- vourite Grandmother's recipe". New klours pit �v�ALS ,l(tkI.ITY MEATS Mon. - 8 - 6 Tues. - Clbsed Wed. -8-6 Thurs. - 8 - 6 Fri. -8-6 Sat. - 8 - noon Hwy. 83, 3 1/2 miles east of Exeter Phone 235-1123 I Dashwood by Bernice Boyle DASHWOOD - Andrew Thomas, infant son of Brad and Janice Oke, was baptized at Zion Lutheran Church with Pastor Larry Stojkovic officiating. Godparents were Terry and Dino Paron. Organist Joane Maguircaccompanied Jayne Hayter singing "Alleluia 'Lullaby." Fol- lowing the service the family and friends held a luncheon in Andrew's honor. Bride feted The bride for October 8, Jayne Hendrick, has been feted at several showers this past month. Mrs. Nancy Becker, Cathy Skinner, Nan- cy Becker, Laurie Tuckey had Dean's neighbours and friends to Nancy's home in Dashwood. The Exeter friends and neighbours held a shower at Jean Mill's residence on Huron St. W. where Dean and Jayne -have purchased a home. Two of Jayne's aunts, Dorcas Wein for the Sillcry family and Helen Drysdale invited the Hen- drick's to Hensall. THE HAMMONDS WISH TO EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO AL, SHIRLEY & GERALD COOKE TO THEIR GROWING FAMILY We know that their commitment to service and to the community will be a big plus to everyone. .1_ SERVICE CENTER • mu,. "nW, , stwxr aft: PEPSI Charlie Hammond, Al Cooke, Shirley Cooke, Gerald Cooke It's Our 10th Anniversary & Kirkton-Woodham Service Center (Formerly Al's Esso) would like to thank everyone for your patronage during the past 10 years. We look forward to continuing to serve you as we are now affiliated with Hammond Fuels KIRKTON-WOODHAM ; ,1,, SERVICE CENTRE Ipia/7"---mond Kirkton 229-8952 FUELS 1 Jayne's co-workers at Canada Trust in London and Dean's aunt Margaret Sim, St. Thomas, held the shower for the Boyle family. Invitation The Community is invited to the Open +Iouse:for the new Lutheran Parish on Sunday, October 2, from 2-5 p.m. If you were one of the readers who looked through the paper sev- eral times last week to find the Dashwood news and couldn't find it, I'm sorry. I was attending the Order of the Eastern Star Convention held at the Royal York, Toronto, for five days. 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