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Times -Advocate, September 28, 1978
St. Paul's group
hold final session
The :alai meeting .01 St
Vail! Anglican Church
.1 (' 11 tta, held on Thu►'•
sda-T1TTi•rnoini at the hum(•-
of .Vis .lino• Reid The
President \I r. Frank•
h-ut•rr.' gpx•ned the meeting
yearn toe menthe!. prayer
I)t•yt+1ituis %%ere. taken Iron).
the. -1.)‘ '\Ie...tgt' \Irs
t' Forrest rears Ise Scripture
F)ru'• t'leip?rr i.\er.r.11 h1
Hobe! is Rate the
1lrttr'.,arion anti rter\one
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took parr.(n the Litany. The
Roll ('aII was answered with
a verse "Har -vest for
hauk-sg► y -i n g –Mrs
.Ajotann • gave the -Study
Book Colossians Chapter 1.
Plans were discussed for the
Bial church service on
Sunda} afternoon Rei' G A
andersou dined the meeting
with prayer •
Queensway visitors
on 'Tuesday Rey Bishop
r,+nducted Church service
lath lire Mitchell ac-
r+nnyari -int; at the piano.
Visitors scull. \Irs Vera
1.anlrnre celebrating her
tui 1hday
were 'Bob. Shirley.
I)ar ryl. 1)aria and Brett
I.anlmlr. Greta l.atnmie.
\tr. h: Alexander, Mr &
\lr. Jack Paisley. Toronto,
h;ltner and Hazel Dunn. Iva
Ridley :and Ila Dunn. Nlrs. J.
!tet terutge. Mrs Violet
Bishop. Barb and Heather
• t)oherty. visited Irene
K.al'+tteisch \It• & NIrs
h lac Keslle Mrs.' -Hazel
�nrtl and MI's& Mrs. Charles
Fisher visited Louise 11iI-
,hrll
fere and Clara ,Johnston
�i?ed Rtt.scll Erratt. Betty
• -'. Cecil South visited Mrs.
�ectn'ick Lynn latinte'
.111a se\eral other residents
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homer Campbell gave no
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Both councillor•s4 Paul
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Reeve Harold Knight said
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Public Utility ('on1-
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According 40 clerk-
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WALK -RAISES OVER $1400 — A walkathon held in July by .
Hensall Kinsman club raised S1,460 for Hensall's` new com-
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
_ CREDITON
The September meeting of
the Women's Institute was a
dinner meeting at the Four
Way Inn. Exeter. Roll call •
was answered by responding
to "What do you know about -
your car insurance?" -
Mrs. Barb Crawford dis-
cussed the motto
• Knowledge of our in-
surance protection is our
responsibility." Stan Cairns.
London. a.representative of
CIA Insurance. was guest
speaker.' Mrs'. Reg
Finkbeiner introduced him.
and Mrs. Cliff Kenney mov-
ed a vote of thanks at the
erose of his address.
Institute duties at the
• plowing 'match were dis-
cussed. and Mrs. Kenney.
Mrs. Hubert Cooper were
appointed delegates to the
county rally.- October 2. at
.Londesborough.._ '
Before adjournment.
Mrs. pave Cottel thanked
those who had helped make
the meeting a success.
Bridal shower •
nday evling a- corn -
ern itv shower was held in
th ion United Church Sun-
day chool rooms in honour
of Brenda Neil. bride -elect.
Donna MacDonald and Mrs:
1, ayne Glanville registered
the guests. Mrs: Jim Neil
directed the activity of the
evening. •
r Shelley Weber gave a
reading. Doris Schwartz
sang. Mrs. Gordon
Finkbeiner accompanying
her. and .Mrs. -Wayne King
read the address which had
been - prepared by Barbara
Ratz Mrs. Jim Kerslake.
Kristine Mailiet. Connie
Schroeder and M'rs. Jerry
:gathers assisted Brenda in
opening the gifts.
Mrs.- Ed Lamport con-
ducted a contest before
lunch was served. After ex-
pressing her appreciation to
all present. Brenda extend-
ed an invitation to the
trousseau tea. October 1.
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Agawa Canyon and
Mackinac Island last week.
The Smith family held a
celebration Sunday at the
Four Way Inn. Exeter. the
occasion being the 80th
.birthday of Mrs. Irvin
Finkbeiner. Guests were
present from Waterloo.
Walkerton and Crediton.
After the meal the
celebrants went to Mrs.
Finkbeiner's home for a
social evening.
-
Personas
Mrs Ed Hendrick is a
patient at 'St. Joseph's
Hospital. London.
Visitors at the home of
Mrs Alwinna Galloway
were her niece. Anne
Sharkey.of Brisbane.
Australia and her cousin,
June McIntosh. Montreal.
Mrs Galloway- took her
Quests to Niagara Falls. and
to a performance at the
Shakespearean Theatre.
Stratford Sunday there was
a family gathering at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Bob
Galldway.
Mrs Gordon Morlock has
returned home from South
Huron Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lloyd
Fahner. Sudbury. spent
some time with Rev and
Mrs Armin Schlenker
Rev :.terry Vandeworp has
served his connection with
the House of Friendship.
Kitchener. and assumed the
position of pastor of Bethel
Mennonite Church Tuesday.
relatives of Rev. and Mrs.
Vandeworp from Crediton.
Dashwood and Exeter
attended the House of
Friendship Board of Direc-
tors' farewell party in the
auditorium of the Rockway
Mennonite School.
Kitchener
• Sunday they were present
at the installation service in
Bethel Mennonite Church.
Rev and Mrs. Vandeworp
and their family have taken
up residence in Elora.
Keith and Kevin Scott.
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Scott were con-
firmed by Bishop Wragg in
Trinity Anglican Church,
Ailsa Craig. Sunday mor-
ning.
Rev. Bruce Pierce has
been a patient at University
Hospital.
Mrs. Peter, Martin en-
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