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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-13, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate November 13 1985 MR. AND MRS. ALLAN Michelle Sandra Christine Vandergunst and Allan Charles Lovell were united in marriage on October 5, 1985 at St. Paul's United Church in Tillsonburg. The bride is the daughter of Richard and Agnes Vandergunst, RR 1 Langton and the groom's parents are Alvie-and Yvonne Lovell, RR 4 Wallaceburg. Shown above from left to right are ushers Mark Vandergunst, Exeter; Dan Heywood, Exeter; Frank Mousseau, Grand Bend. The best man was Sam (Davis) Regier, Zurich. The, matron of honour was Helen Brand, London and bridesmaids were Julie Regier, Zurich; Pam Bell, Kippen and Doreen Melanson of Tillsonburg. The soloist was Susan Dunn of Dashwood. Michelle and Allan are residing at RR.2 Grand Bend. Photo by George Taylor Moore LOVELL e FIVE GENERATIONS — Five generations of a former Exeter family are shown here at a recent gathering. Back, left, Mrs. Gayle Schoeneweiss, Gary Schoeneweiss and Mrs. Mildred Luxton. Front, great great grandmother Mrs. Etta Sutherland and Brittany Etta Schoeneweiss. Pentecostal ladies hear from Taiwan The October meeting of the • Women's Ministries of the WEIGHT WATCHERS GIFT TO YOU OFFER AVAILABLE TO OUR MEMBERS BEiWEEN OCTOBER 7th t}irough DECEMBER 11st 1985 ATTEND CONSECUTIVE WEEKS AND RECEIVE THIS BEAUTIFUL LOW CALORIE RECIPE BOOK THE QUICK START PROGRAM — IT WILL TEACH YOU THAT EATING IS LIVING — NOT DIETING. SO JOIN TODAY AND START LIVING' EXETER, OLD TOWN HALL 322 Main it., Mon. - 6:45 p.m. f oq f UR T /1r R f oRNA no , CALL 1-800-265-9291 Pentecostal Church was held at the home of Mrs. Jean Jolly. with 13 members present. The meeting was opened by singing the hymn. "Saved. Saved". 11r -s. Ella Tinney offered prayer. The roll call was answered with a scripture verse cofitaining the word. "Report". The minutes of the August and September meetings were read by Mrs. Ada Triebner. "i'he financial report was read by N1ary Blanchard A letter was read from the Blind School in Taiwan. Mrs Shirley. Prou- ty sang, "i1 will be worth it'all when we serve Jesus'' as a special number accompanied nn the piano by Mrs. Idena Des ,Jardine. ' The missonary reading was given by Idena on training ‘v-orkers in Braid. ;Marion McLean gave the message of the afternoon, a paper written by John Wesley White entitl- ed - Bible tack grounds to world headlines. A time of prayer followed in which every one participated. A delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Jean Triebner and Mrs. Margaret Small assisted by the hostess. • Our Christmas Present To You •O%OFF F F i •• • ••• • ••• •• • •• • i EVERYTHING IN THE STORE P01h.D.t FABRICS • •ST. ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 373 MAIN T. 373 MAIN ST. • Senior citizens will plan parade float Exeter Senior Citizens held their meeting at the Legion Hall November 5 with a good attendance. The meeting opened by singing 0 Canada and all repeating the Lord's Prayer. President Ruby Beaver was in charge of the meeting and read an ar- ticle from the U.S.C.O. magazine. A discussion took place regarding the club entering a float in the Santa Claus parade. It was decided to par- ticipate in this event. Get well cards were sent to Eileen Pullman, Gladys Anderson- A moments of silence was observed in memory of Margaret Mercer also the deceased war veterans. Mildred Thomson gave a very in- teresting report on the zone fall rally at the Stanley Complex in Varna. Cook books are still available for anyone to buy for gifts. It was decided to have the same committee groups continue for another year. The December ineeting will com- mence with a Christmas dinner at the Legion Hall on Monday, December 2 at 6 p.m. Deadline for tickets will be November 25. Anyone not having tickets contact a group convener. Dorothy Bullock chaired the pro- gram, which consisted of readings by Dorothy Bullock, duet Marlene Mathers, and Eric Kints, skit `Tales of a School Mistress' by Audrey McRoberts and Dorothy Bullock, musical numbers by Ella Frayne on the mouth organ accompanied by Rebekahs plan events Pride of Huron Rebekah's visited Seaforth Lodge Monday night to at- tend a banquet honouring Assembly Warden, Sister Sylvia Evans who is visiting Huron District number 23. Pride of Huron took part in the meeting which followed the banquet also activities - at the Exeter Cenotaph, Sunday. The Speak -off for the United Na- tions Pilgrimage for Youth will be March 7 in Clinton Public School. Students from all the high schools in the District will be competing. The winner will receive a trip to New York to see the United Nations at work, next summer. It was reported'that Sister Norma Mickle and Verne Smith were both in hospitals. We wish them a speedy recovery. The first 1.0.0.F card party of the season will be November 13 in the Lodge Hall. A donation was made to the Huron Day Centre for the Home- bound. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs insurance for members is now due. An additional option is now available for those wishing more coverage. A program of singing and contests and lunch were enjoyed. Bazaar success for Mt. Carmel The Mount Carmel C:W.L. ladies held their bazaar on November 6 at the school gym, with a large crowd in , attendance. Included in the bazaar were a bake table, craft table, books and plant table, surprise package table, penny sale table and raffle table. The Crediton V 4-11 club held their bake sale at the bazaar with proceeds donated to the C.W.L. The door prize donated by Diane Andrews was won by Nola Faist. In the raffle draws, a rocking horse donated by Barney and Mary Rim- mer was won by Jane McKeever and a ham donated by Bill and Mary McCann was won by Maddie Smith. A baby quilt donated by Jean Flem- ming was won by Lynn Ryan, a cone wreath and cone candle holder donated by Mary Hogan were won by Jean Fleming and Gretta Vlemmix. A special thanks to bazaar chairperson Nancy Michielson for an evening well organized and thanks to everyone for their donations and help. Town Topics Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connon attend- ed the Remembrance Day service at Markham on Saturday where they assisted Maude's mother, Mrs. Maude Mingay, a Silver Cross mother, in placing a wreath on the cenotaph honouring the young men of Markham killed in action during the Second World War. During the same ceremony Maude and her brother Paul Mingay together placed a wreath of red carnations An the cenotaph in memory of their brother. Corporal Donald James Mingay K.C.A. who was killed in action in Ita- ly ib 1944. Flying Officer Henry George Mingay, who died in 1965, was a veteran of the First World War and the Second World War. Canac Kitchen Cabinets on display at Home Hardware Goderich Installed. and distributed by Gerri Glenn Inc. 529-7030 or 262-2274 Marlene Mathers on the piano also selections by Russell Brintnell on the violin accompanied by Dorothy Bullock on piano and a reading by Bernice Cooper "A Farmers Last Will". Thanks was extended to those tak- ing part in the program and the meeting closed by singing "God Save the Queen". Lunch was served by the committee in charge. MR. AND MRS. BRIAN HERN Brian Hern and Dianne Turner were married October,25, at St. James Anglican Church, Strat- ford. Matron of honour was Doreen Evans, sister of the bride and best man was Greg Paul, friend of the groom. After honey- mooning in Northern Michigan, the happy couple are residrng at 46 Patricia Rd., Stratford. Mr— MR. AND MRS. GARY. TURNBULL Catherine Marie Crabtree and Gary Frederick Turnbull were uhited in marriage April 12, 1985 at St. Louis King of France Church, New Orleans, Louisian- na. 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