Times-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 6Page 6 Timers -Advocate, September 23, 1981
FIRST MEETING — Helen Voerman, Exeter, welcomes Thea \h:sch, RR 2 Kippen, to the in-
augural meeting of Ladies' Community Fellowship
New women's group
formed in community
More than 80 women
representing at least eight
denominations attended the
inaugural meeting of Ladies'
Community Fellowship in
the old Exeter town hall
Thursday evening.
After 15 minutes of coffee
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and conversation, co-
chairman Nell De Jonge
welcomed everyone.
Special music by Brenda
Triebner, accompanied by
Annette Cann, and book
reviews by co-chairman Lois
Gonyou preceded Joanne
MR. AND MRS. JOHN VICTOR WEBSTER
On Saturday September 12, Rose Marie Tottenham and John
Victor Webster were wed in Exeter United Church by the
Reverend James Forsythe. The matron of honor was Heather
Hildebrant, Tappen, British Columbia, while the bridesmaid
was Diane McKoy, Kamloops, Allan Quinn, Exeter was the
best mon, while ushers were Albert Vonderworp, and Evert
Vonderworp, son -in -low and grandson of the groom. The
ringbearer was Allen Talbot, Bayfield, grandson of the bride.
The couple are residing in Exeter and are planning o winter
honeymoon in Texas.
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'MR. AND MRS. THOMAS PARSONS
Joanne Norma Mansi and Thomas Robert Parsons were un-
ited n marriage recently at St. Monica's Church, Montreal,
Quebec Joanne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mons of Montreal and Thomas is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Parsons of Montreal formerly of Exeter, Ontario. The
couple w'll reside in Montreal.
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Dinney's demonstration of
how to put together a colour-
ful cornucopia centrepiece
which she generously
donated as a door prize; it
was taken home by a
delighted Aaltje Visscher,
RR 2. Staffa.
Guest speaker Gwyn
Whilsmith had good news -
God loves us even when we
fail. We all strive for
success. for ourselves and
for our children, but don't
always succeed. By human
standards Jesus was a
failure. "a misguided zealot
who had overstepped the
mark and deserved death."
Terry Fox had to give up his
dream. Was he a failure?
God uses the bad times to
correct, teach, humble and
make us more com-
passionate.
Mrs. De Jonge, wife of
Rev. Bernard De Jonge,
minister of Exeter Christian
Reformed Church. was very
pleased with the initial
response to Ladies' Com-
munity Fellowship.
"Seeing so many ladies
shows an obvious interest in
this community for getting
together for fellowship and
socializing," she said.
Ladies' Community
Fellowship will meet the
third Thursday evening of
each month of 7:45 in the up-
per room of the old town
hall.
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Boss. I sure didn't ap-
preciate being taken from
my nice dry stable this mor-
ning and hustled into that
drafty trailer. .
You don't drive a truck
any better tharl you drive
me. You were in such a
hurry to get to that thing you
call the "fair" that you
seemed to forget the
precious cargo you were
towing. But. I guess it was
better than last year when
you made me walk all the
way.
You were so worried we'd
miss the parade you hardly
gave me a chance to have a
bite of hay while you brush-
ed me down at the
fairgrounds.
You take the cake this time, boss
And the parade. Boring!
You made me walk with all
those inferior -looking
horses, You know, you have
no sense of humour. I wasn't
really going to run over that
bunch of people I was just
trying to liven things up.
Then we entered the
"show". I know the
procedure by heart. Walk,
trot, canter round and
round in a circle - reverse,
walk, trot, canter - line up.
I knew how you wanted me
to stand, boss, but I just
wasn't in the mood to stretch
today. You didn't have to get
mad when I backed up into
the judge. It was your idea
that I should back up. What
was he judging anyway - my
posterior?
Before I knew it we were
running in circles again to
some crazy music.
Everytime the music
onto an empty sack.
Next you had me racing in
a cloverleaf pattern around
three barrels. That can be
confusing, you know. Then
By Elaine Townshend
stopped, you'd kick me in the
ribs and I'd run like mad.
Then all of a sudden you'd
almost jerk my head off, and
when I stopped, you'd flop
you had me gallop past a
barrel; you'd grab a flag on
a pole from the barrel; then
we'd race back and you'd try
to throw the flag back into
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the barrel. You've got lousy
aim, boss.
You've got a lot of nerve,
too. Not only did you expect
me to carry you around, but
you made me race down the
. length of a field, let some
other guy jump on my back
and carry both of you back.
Not only were the twa of you
heavy, but you made enough
noise to give any sensitive
horse a headache.
I'm tired, boss. Let's call
it quits. No? Now what have
you got in mind?
You've done some silty
things in your time, boss, but
this takes the cake. You
don't really think you can
carry that egg on that spoon
while I run from one end of
the field to the other,, do
you?
Yea, 1 think walking is a
better idea. Here goes. I
hope it's hard-boiled. Oh.
boss. All over my mane'
You'd better get me cleaned
up fast. This is em-
barrassing.
Good. You're taking the
saddle off. We're going
home at last. It's the
smartest decision you've
made alt day.
Wait a minute. What's
this. You've jumped on
bareback. You know you're
not very good at riding
bareback. We've raced back
to the saddle. You've thrown
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