HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-06-12, Page 5MR. AND MRS. DENNIS FLEISCHAUER
Devine- f foist haver and. Jenny
Kestet , daughter of Adrian and
Miry Kestet of Clinton were mar-
ried on April 27 at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Church. Father
J.P. Nelligan officiated. Matron
of honour was Tilly Hartman and
Dorothy Kester was the
bridesmaid. Greg Jervis was the
best marc and Wayne Hartman
ushered the guests into the
church. A wedding reception was
held at the Stanley Township
Complex in Varna. The
newlyweds are residing in Clin-
ton. (James Fitzgerald photo)
Saintsbury
By MRS IUUBER DAVIS
I 'bin ch seek ice w as held at 8:30 sun
Suoday with Rev. I'. Derrick in
charge. Next Sunday is anniversary
service al St. Thomas. (.rant on sl-
am. Service at S1. Patrick's will he
cancelled.
John MacGillivray. Stokes Bay
spent Thursday night with Nit.. and
Mrs. Bob \iacGillivray, Lucan on his
'way to his brother's funeral in
Toronto.
t1Mrs.(7arence Davis spent the past
week with her daughter A1r. and Mrs.
Wayne Love and girls Varna. .
• Mr. and \irs. Jell Young and
Richard were recent dinner guests
with their grandmother Mrs Mary
Danis. Richard was observing his
first birthday. -
111r. and Mrs. Bob Tindall. Marylou
and Robert attended the ' Tindall fami-
ly reunion at the Kirkton park.
Sunday,
IIIc. and Airs. Jim \ic('arthy Gran-
ton. Air. and Airs. Bob Latta.
Clandeboye •Ind Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee et)nyed dinner together
Sunday even ig Eat 1 was observing
his birthday ‘f
Kippen cleric
bids farewell
By MARGARET HOGGARTH
K tppen
Pastor Don :lloffal presided in the
pulpit to preach his last sermon at S1.
Andrew's. The ministry of 111ttsic was
presented by Chrystal Jones playing
two piano selections. Fantasia by
Bachand Sonatina in (; by (dementia.
Pastor Moffat's sermon was based
on reminiscences of the three years
the \Inllats have been in Bruc•efiel(1
and Kippen. ending his sermon with
quotations from 1':ntl's final insh•uc-
tions at the closing of each of his
tetters.
Announcements: No.\lore Services
in Kippen Until August.
On June Ili the annual congrega-
tional outdoor service and picnic will
he held al Brucefield Church al 11 am
June 2:3 the I;rue•edield Youth An-
niversary Service will he held al
Brucefield al Ii am. Special Guest
Speaker tt ill he Bob Rey -wood
Kipper I•:asp WI
Kippen I•::Ist will hold their family
and COnsunarr affairs meeting on
Wednesday .lune 19 al the home of
Charlotte \Ic•l)owen. Sea fort h at 8.:341
p in., roll call to he answered by "No
Name Products 1 ha ve used
Guest speaker w Ill Ix. Mary .Ann
Varonlich the pito al t irganiratonal
Specialist for Hone Ecnnonn
Peroneal
Al and Uargar•e'I Hnggarlh along
with AI's mother Ruby of Zurich spent
Sunday .lune 9 in London with Stella
Bowden. Ruby's sister. nt ('helsey
Park Gardens They look a picnic
lunch to Springhank Park to celebrate
Ruby's 81 sI birthdat
FINAL MEETING
. The sixth anrd final meeting nI the
Hur•nndale Nn 1 tIi i .o'n 01 the 111
leadership chth was held on .flit'
The c ice lrlrsulenl I leather 1.e1t r
opened fhr tureting cc lilt et rrtnnr
repealing the 111 !twit;' Abler
secret 11' Cheryl Hehner read the
ermines. the roll call tt:is answered
Six rectled on When have
you !well a n►en►Im•r of :I Tea MI that h:r
1•, urk int ether 1'reslrlent \iurrat
Rundle arrived to discuss the 111
Reach For Ihp;Top. and Rundle war
elected to head a cmnntittee
Business nl achiet rn1(.14 adr itt
was discussed and U war derided In
hold a social ex ening Inc the members
of the "Sent•'• Int Salet( club Todd .
1)evrie• xolnntre'rrd to head that.
with assistance troth Bonnie Hobson
Pages :33-38 in their !minks were read
and then the exercises for the team
were completed 1,0.1 at sea and fhr
(*Misery ;51 1011 game were played
('heryl led the routers n1 a social
activity and the meeting closed at
10:00 pot \le•n11x'r s please remember
that hooks are dm, .1111 t. 190.;
limes-Advocote, June 12, 1985
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Church women enjoy picnic at resort eottage
The cottage of Ben 'rue key was the
setting for the Exeter tinned Church
Evening u'nit's June meeting with
Elsie Tuckey as hostess.
Everyone enjoyed a delicious
potluck supper followed by contests
and relays led by Marion Kerslake
and Maris Atthill Maris Atthill read
a humorous poem entitled "No E\
cure for Not Going to Church
Audrey
'-
Audrey \Iac(:regur. Unit Leader,
thanked I:l- is''Tuckey fur inviting the
unit to the lovely cottage and lot- all
her h•+sp►ilahty Secretary. tlelen
('ogles read a letter from the Cana
diau Radio Television and ('omnis
sion tt Oh thanks for their petition coon
cerring alcoholic beverage advert is•
ing on .television.
• A. committee 01 Avis ('udrnure. Ada
I)innet. Pat Down and \toxin'
Sereda volunteere(I ly prepare an ex
.Sereda
for the Exeter Fall. Fair elub
compel ilion .
It was decided to send money.
1111 ()ugh the ('niter! Chinch to the
Famine• 11e1e4 Fund _.lhu, a caller
Dun was taken up for the Barrie Tier
rtado t kiwis as well as a dunatton
Irian the lea money
Roll c'aIl w'as aiS't('l rl by each 0 H-
1ng what they looked tot•ward to for
the summer
Following the uttering Audrey
MacGregor led in it •• Prayer lir the
Sumner "
l lavis Atthill. Leadership Develop
nett Convener, r•enrinded'everyone
that registration for the Alma Sunt
r11er School Weekend on August 17-19
or One 1)ay School 00 August 19 must
1►e seed by .July 15 Several members
plan- on attending 10411 sessions.
• Marjorie 'Tuckey. hamar convener.
reminded everyone to keep working
nn . hamar items over the summer
1
months.
Maxine Sereda denionstrated a
towel. soap and tissue holder which
could be made. Co conveners for the
bazaar are Laurie Shaptou and
Florence Fmkbeiner.
Norma limper, Music andWorship
representative from the Ioard an
pounced Ilial the Service in the l'ark
followed by a put luck lunch will he
held on June 30 in 1 lacNaughtot Park
al I I :00 a.m. Summer services dur-
ing July and August will he held at
10:on a.m. In Exeter C.C.
110' F'r'iendship Tea May 23 for
shut-ins and nursing home residents
was reported as being a great suc
cess. I':terone who helped %•as thank
ed by Audrey MacGregor on behalf of
Marion Dougall. U.('.W. president.
I'latls were made to visit those who
could not attend the tea
Mary Rooth volunteered to look
after providing juice and cookies for
the children attending the Vacation
Bible School, July 22 to 26 at our
c•hurrh
Helen Coates. Stewardship and
%Vend tut reach. reported that there,
will be an a /pen Rouse at "Friendship
House a home for haltered women,
in Goderich on Thursday June 211.
Agnes Aunger, Mission and Service
hoard representative. reported that a
very- successful drive for Rraemor
planar residents was held on May 28
with lunch served approximately 22
residents She asked for volunteer,
tar the lluronvieW-Drive on June 10.
Maxine Sereda. Christian Educa-
tion convener announced • that
volunteers are required for the Vaca -
110n Bible School July 22 to 28 and that
Family brunch will he held from 9:0n
to 11:(10 a.m. on Sunday. September
8. A CG IT leader is also required.
Ada Dunt y, Properly and Finance
board representative. reported that
$15tK).1t0 has bee') donated by the
U.C.11' to the Manse. Money from the
Memorial Fund will Ix' used to carpet
the kindergarten.A new schedule ul
rental tees for use of the church has
been drawn up 1►y the Property and
Finance Committee ul fhr Church
Board
Elsie 'Turkey. whose group was 111
charge of worship. welcomed
everyone to the cottage and served
GRADUATES . Daryl Selves,
son of Larry and Ruth Selves of
Kirkton, graduated on June 4
from the University of Guelph
with a diploma in Agricultural
Business.
pop. She opened the tyorship service
with "Thoughts" one of these wits '-11
you must wag your tongue. make it
friendly."
Elsie rued a thought-provoking
selec•lion "1.11e Is Ours" and also the
selection "'1y Legacy" front ".111
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