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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-11, Page 7MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SMITH Mary Anne Johanna Gielen and William Albert Smith were united in marriage recently at Our lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church with Father Joseph .Neligan of- ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Johanna Gielen, RR 2, Crediton and Fred and Eileen Smith, Drumheller, Alberta are parents of the groom. Bridesmaids were four sisters of the bride, Kathleen, Janet, Pauline and Rosemary Gielen and Shannon Gielen was flower girl. The best man was Richard Springham and guests were ushered by Daryl Smith, Rick Bjorge and Henry Weijnan. After a honeymoon in On- tario, the couple has taken up residence in Grand Prairie, Alberta. Clandeboye ladies have hungry meal CIANDEBOYE The November meeting 01 the Clandeboye United Church Women was held at the home of Gwen Lynn. The worship service was con- ducted by Mary Scott who also read two poems "Our Lord" and "War and Peace." Jean Brown read a story of an old soldier and Hazel Williams gave a reading, "Peace is the seed that carries it's Divinity within itself". The study, "The Third World" was taken by Beth Neil. A reading on the teaching of young mothers in the care of their children in Haiti, was given ' by Kay Armstrong, also a poem on Remembrance Day. The president has asked for the contents of the com- passion money jars be turn - Seniors pick slate A recent Exeter senior citizen program convened by Mrs. Dorothy Bullock com- prised of solos by Tina Smith, musical numbers by Ella Frayne accompanied by Marlene Mathers, apoem by Dorothy. musical selections by Joe Boland, a story by George Mercer, were very much enjoyed. A letter was read from the Exeter Hawks inviting the seniors to a hockey game. Edith Love and Walter McBride were nominated to the Senior Advisory Group. Mrs. Olga Davis presented the slate of officers for 1982. Mrs. Nola Love, Dashwood conducted the election. The executive includes: president, Kenneth Johns; vice presidents, Sam Bower, Irene Johns, Mildred Thom- son; secretary, Alice Bowen; assist. secretary, Celia Thomson; treasurer, Cora Smith; assist. treasurer, Hannah Lamport; bus trip treasurer, Mildred Thomson; card secretary, Lois Harrington; table con- vener. Olive Ostland; press reporter. Alma Rundle; pianists. Blanche Dougall and Leila Finkbeiner; trustees, Ella Bailey, Les Thomson and Edith Love. ed in next month. Invitations were read from Centralia College to attend "Open House" Thursday, also from St. Marys Church, Brinsley to attend their bazaar.At the close of the meeting the hostess served a special lunch "What the Hungry World would eat." Several ladies from this area attended the St. Pauls Anglican Church bazaar in Kirkton Saturday, held at the K -W Community Centre. The large amount of ex- cellent quality hand work, home baking and canning, etc. that was for sale is a real credit to the small con- gregation supporting it, and also explains the large crowd in attendance from far and near. Pete and Aggie Groenewegen were guests at the wedding of Pete's niece, Teresa Soudant and Tony Kester, at St. Boniface R.C. church at Zurich on Friday evening. Reception was at the Dashwood Com- munity Centre. Hazel. Marie and Elaine Cunningham were joint hostesses for a family bridal shower on Saturday after- noon in honour of Lois Noland of Evansville, Manitoulin Island, whose marriage to Allan Cun- ningham takes place in December. Jean Hodgins and Velma Hardy represented the Clandeboye W.I. at the Lon- don area Women's Institute convention and banquet, held at St. Marys Communi- ty Centre. Thursday and Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter and Joanne attended Commencement Exercise at Medway High School, Fri- day evening. Joanne receiv- ed her Secondary School Graduation Diploma also an Academic "M". Elizabeth Markus, a former resident of Clandeboye received the Grade 12 Proficiency Award in Art. Congratulations, girls! Viola Carter and her sister, Evelyn Parker of Harriston spent the weekend in Windsor with Mrs. Parker's daughter and son- in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Bill Millan and family and attended the Christmas bazaar at their church. OQIjC� 1 COSMETICS ANN BAYNHAM To Fill Her Stocking with "GOLD" this year we have all the melaIIicsl A Beauty Stocking full of gold iridescent eyeshadows, blush, nail polishes, lipsticks and the everlasting Ellen Befrix Perfumes. Now just tuck in a gift certifkale for a facial, eyebrow shaping, make-up lesson or maybe a pair of GOLD earrings with an ear piercing cer- tificate... ...SOMETHING UNIQUE FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL Ear Piercing Special 0.95 appointments 1199 William St. Exeter 235-2225 Topic presented in skit farm Times -Advocate, November 11, 1981 Kippen church women pick new slate of officers `y MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN Kippen U.C.W. met November 2 in the Sunday School Room with 19 members present. Mrs. John Sinclair conducted the Worship which opened with a hymn, followed by Scrip- ture. The theme "Hearing Joy and Gladness" written by Amy Bolding was timely and inspirational. A verse on "Happiness was read, offer- ing received by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and dedicated by members singing Doxology. A hymn followed with a prayer written by Helen Steiner Rice. Roll call was "Little things thatmakelife beautiful". Topic was conducted by Mrs. Emerson Kyle and was presented as a skit, "The Little Yellow Ticket". Mrs. Keith Lovell and Mrs. Gerald Moffat assisted in the presentation which vividly protrayed the moral of the Story, "An approach to Sharing". Mrs. Robert Kinsman, president, opened the business portion with a Cathedral Prayer, Mrs. Bert Faber gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. David Cooper gave the nominating committee report. Officers for 1982 are past president, Mrs. Robt. Kinsman, presi- dent, Mrs. David Turner, recording and press secretary, Mrs. David Cooper, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Harold Jones. Treasurer, Mrs. Egbert Faber, group leaders, Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Mrs. Robert Kinsman, assistants, Mrs. Bill Charters, Mrs. Percy Wright, Mrs. Stephen LeFaive, Mrs. Keith Love. Social committee, Mrs. Lloyd Finlayson, assistants, Mrs. John Cooper, Mrs. Ray Consitt, Mrs. Robert Turner. Committees , Church in Society and U.C.W. rep., Mrs. Ronald McGregor. Christian Development - Mrs. Emerson Anderson, Leadership and Develop- ment - Mrs. Keith Lovell, Stewardship and Finance - Mrs. Edison McLean, Com- munications Coordinator - Mrs. E. Faber, Sunshine - Mrs. Ken McLellan, Cards - Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, World Outreach - Mrs. Art McCallum. Mrs. Keith Lovell finalized plans for the supper, November 11 at Brucefield Church. Helpers to set table are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lovell, Lloyd Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Finlayson and Mrs. Bill Bailey. Volunteers to pack candy bags for the Christmas party for the Sunday School are Mrs. Keith Lovell, Mrs. Bill Bailey, Mrs. Emerson Kyle. Volunteers to pack shut-in boxes are Mrs. Bob McMullen, Mrs. E. Faber, Mrs. Robert Kinsman. 1'he Executive will meet to make programs for 1982 at Mrs. Robt. Kinsman's before December. Group I caters to Group II at the Christmas meeting because they lost the attendance con- test by three points. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper gave courtesy remarks. Meeting closed by singing "Smile'. Hostesses, Mrs. Jack Sinclair and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, served lunch. Personals Mrs. Vivan Cooper return- ed from visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper in Detroit Michigan. Miss Lynn Alderdice returned from a vacation in the Bahamas. Farmers in the area have. taken advantage of the fine weather to complete the corn harvest. Kippen East W. I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Jack Sinclair in Seaforth, November 18 at 8:30 p.m. The speaker is William Strong. Grace Pepper halt a contest and Mona Alderdke will give the Motto. You Can Do It! Transforming your home into a Christmas wonderland is easy and fun...Use your ideas or ours. We have all the supplies you need for the most exciting, colorful Christmas ever! BROWNIES DO CRAFTS — Crafts were among the activities enjoyed by four area Brownie Pocks at a weekend Revel at Kirkton. Above, leaders Bonnie Keller, Zurich and Sharon Haynes, Kirkton are shown with Brownies Peggy Gackstetter, Zurich; Peggy Dunnell, Kirkton; Carrie Stuart, Exeter and Shauna Becker, Huron Park. T -A photo * ARTIFICIAL TREES * WREATHS * GARLANDS * RIBBONS * TREE DECORATIONS * ECT. Christmas Decorating Starts With A Visit To... Perry's Original Collection of handmade LINGERIE OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 12-13-14 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. 404 Edward St. Exeter EXETER 235-2350 . s Ns'a 5 ?<:W,rsi%.:';: .cWj.M`fiM'4 #: a.. ' .E ' NEOR M '?X'N.'4.4wa;[m `o` '` nfas • ...is for kids. • ,i From Now Until Saturday, November 14, We're offering EVERYTHING IN OUR CHILDREN'S DEPT. mmmulmallatealaMetmmettsommummiwtwxwmmoomasstexmiakesettassommtiotoowastas the junction EXETER'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE VISA' ;,