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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-05-14, Page 24age12A May 14, .1986 Ilirldsi *ow for Creiserti Sy M. WNW LAI NG Betty Anne Mille', whale marriage to Jack Christie is to take place later this month, wast of honour at a bridal shower in Cromarty Church on Wednesday evening. About 6P guests registered in the guest book which was in charge of Taunya Van Allen. Carol Ann Scott was mistress of ceremonies for a short program beginning with an accordion solo by Susan Lachnit, Roberta Templeman gave a reading, The Old Maid and the Burglar, and five, girls, Chrissie Miller, LariJo Gardiner, Sharia Freestone, Julie Martyn and Carrie Elsdon sang The Sandman. Lillian Douglas gave a, reading, by Erma Bombeck and contests were con- ducted by Betty Dow and Ruth Laing. Carol Anne read an address of good wishes and Betty Anne was assisted in opening her many gifts by Cindy Miller and Sharon Docking. WMS meets Mrs. James Miller, Mitchell, was hostess for the May meeting of the W.M.S. Seven members and one visitor, a former member, Mrs. Marguerite Harper, were present. Mrs. Charles . Douglas opened the meeting with a poem, Silent Commu- nion of Prayer. Mrs. Tom Scott led the devotions on the theme A Christian in Action bas- ed on Galatians 5:22-26 and 6:1-2, followed by prayer. ' Mrs. Mervin Dow choose the topic, Making Sense of our Church -Going, noting that our attitude towards wor- ship is most important. As we acknowledge Christ as Saviour and Lord, we feel that He is with us as we worship. Hazel Harburn was in charge of the mission study on Nishga and Cana- dian Justice in Land Claims, and the Life and Ministry of Floyd Steinhauer of Saddle Lake, Alberta. Eleven cards and 24 visits to the shut-ins were reported. Mrs. Douglas spoke on the Indian Potlach custom, then thanked all who had taken part. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison and a delicious lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Miller. Personals Mrs. Mac Lamond and Mrs. Tom Scott attended the ladies' meeting in the Pentecostal Church in Exeter, Mav 2. Father Nelligan to Port Lambton . Sunday April 26 the final euchre was held at Mount Carmel with 13 tables in play. Winners were: men's high and low Perry Cunningham and Marilyn Thompson (playing man's hand) ladies' high and low Philomene Hogan and Gayle Cronyn and most lone hands Dave Harrigan. Special door prize winners were Hazel Glavin and Marie Kearns. Sunday May 4 the Crowning of the Blessed Mother took place during the 14-a.m. Mass and 13 children had the pleasure of placing hand bouquets of flowers around the foot of the statue while the crown was installed by Giselle Vanneste. Also, 17 children received their First Holy Communion at Mass this Sunday. Each child received a cer- tificate and rosary to mark this hap- py and holy occasion. Coffee and donuts were served in the gym to the parents and children. After six enjoyable years, we are regretful to say, Father Joseph P. Nelligan will be leaving May 22 to his new assignment in Port Lambton. Following Mass Sunday, as a token of our appreciation, the C.W.L. Knights of Columbus and the Parish presented Father with a fishing rod and reel, tackle box and gear, a beautiful plaque and gift of money. Best wishes from all of us, we'll miss you Father. He who has health has hope, and he who has hope has everything. Arabian p,...r. INDIANS AT USDORNE — Indians were part of the Going West concert this week at Usborne Central School. Back, left, Karen Foster, Sherri Coleman, Sally 8ott and Anne Szabo. Front, Susan Grubb, Tobi Taylor, Andreh Francis and Tina Taylor. • T -A photo VC MII meets at Thames Road Sy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE community. The May meeting of the United Miss Sandra Stewart of Montreal Church Women was held on Monday spent the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. evening with 29 ladies ib attendance. Glen Stewart. Mrs. Wayne Rowe welcomed Miss Brenda Ballantyne of Toron- everyone and opened the meeting to spent the weekend with Mr. and with a prayer"Lord Of All Pots and Mr' to ane Ballantyne bfpeople andWendy. Pans". Mrs. Howard Cunnington read Quite a number of from this the Scripture. area attended the concert "Going A reading "These Mothers of Jesus West at Usbodo Central School Time" was given by Mr. Barry Jef- fery. a Mother's Day Prayer was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne given by Mrs. Rick Etherington and were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Miss Doris Elford gave a humorous Ballantyne and sons of Thamesford reading "Sorting The Wash". The of- on Sunday. fering was taken by Mrs. Jeffery and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde, Karen Mrs. Cunnington and prayer by Doris and Kathy of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. ,Elford. Mrs. Etherington gave a Calvin Rohde of KippeniMr. and Mrs. reading "I'm A Guest In My Own Glenn Rohde, Danny and Tammy Home". Miss Doris Elford closed the were Sunday guests with Mr, and worship service with prayer. Mrs. Bill Rohde. The president Mrs. Barry Jeffery Mr. and M. Donald Bray, Mr. and opened the business part a the Mrs. Robert Bray, Vanessa and Kris - meeting with a poem. The roll call ty, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunlop of Lon was with your mother's maiden don were Saturday supper guests with name. Cards of thanks were read. We Mr. and Mrs. Robbert Hulley of received an invitation from Caven Blyth. Presbyterian Church on May 12. The Mr. and birs..Jack Duncan were Mr. and visiting committee for the next four Sunday with Mrs. Bar - months are Group U Mrs. Glen rie Oliver and family of New Stewart, Group CMrs. Bill Rohde, Hamburg. Group W Mrs. Barry E. Miller. The Miss Mary Gardiner of London, Mr. plans for the strawberry supper were and Mrs. Ken Duncan and Floyd, Mr. finalized. and Mrs. Don Richardson, Erin, Church news Rev. Robert Matheson led the church service on Sunday morning, opening with the children's hymn "When Mothers Of Salem'. Rev. Matheson told the children's story "No Time to be Alone". The choir sand "A Christian Home" accom- panied by the organist Miss Anes Bray. The sermon was entitled "Common ground: uncommon quality". There will bene Christian Education meeting on Wednesday, May 14 at 8 p.m. in the church basement. Next Sunday May 18 at 11:15 a.m. the Gideons will lead in worship. Mission Sunday Worship service on May 25th at 11 a.m. at Elimville United Church. It is a combined ser- vice with Thames Road attending. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Service of Confirmation on Sun- day, June 1. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne have moved to their new home in Ex- eter. We are sorry to see them leave our community. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bell of Mitchell moved into the house Mr. and Mrs. Ballantyne vacated. We welcome Doug and Brenda to our a If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for o small area or an entire house 355 Main St., S. Exeter Best Wishes to Huron Motor. Products on the -opening of your beautiful new dealership. Exeter Collision Ltd. 55 Waterloo St.. 235-0411 4 Brian and Lori attended church at Mitchell United Church on- Sunday when' Lesley Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Baxter of Mitchell was baptised. The above mentioned then were dinner guests with ttie Baxters. Mrs. Jim Dunlop, Mrs. Robert Bray and Mrs. Robert Hulley attended a bridal shower for Miss Brenda Ballantyne on Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Lisa Westcott. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Strapp of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gilmour of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray were Sunday supper guests with Mrs. Jennie Bray and Agnes. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Elford, Bren- da and Nathan were on the Shun pikers Tour from London. Several people from this area at- tended the Kirkton Horticultural meeting at the Kirkton Woodham Community Centre on Tuesday evening. A number of people ,called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Ex- eter on Sunday to pay their respect to the late Morris Hern. Sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Hern and family. Some people from this area attend- ed the 80th birthday celebration of Mrs. Beatrice Woods at the Kirkton Community Centre. Happy Birthday Beatrice. S&ntsbury familia attend baptismal Sy 'MILS. HEM DAV$ The service of baptism was held at St. Patrick's Church, Saturday eve$- ing at a pre -Mother's day service when Katie Scarlett. Davis MacGillivray, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Bob MacGWlvray was baptised by Rev. Peter Derrick. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, great aunt and uncle, London were god- parents. Great . grandmother Mrs. Mary Davis sang, Mrs. Cheryl Carroll was pianist, Rev. Derrick and Mrs. Marg Carrollwere readers and Paul Bedell server. The rector spoke to the.chldren on "Mothers" and gave each child mums for them to present to their mothers and grandmothers. Holy Communion service followed. Rev. Derrick continued on hit series of sermons on the Acts of the Apostles. The church was decorated for the occasion with flowers from the Davis family and Greenlee family in loving memory of their parents and Almarie "Davis" Young. Following the service Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacGillivray, Lions Head, Miss Stevenson, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clarke and Patricia, Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Simpson, Nancy and Darren, . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis and Crystal, Rev. and Mrs. Peter Derrick, Jonathon and Jana and Mrs. Mary Davis and the reception which followed. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and Mrs. Mary Davis attended Sunday Brunch in London and joined the "Shun - pikers". Mary was dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall, Marylou and Robert. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. 'Wayne Carroll and family to dinner at Dashwood Hotel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Davis spent the weekend at Niagara Falls and Saturday attended the wedding of Clarence's great nephew Graham Benn Abbott son of Mr. and Mrs. Bil- ly Abbott and Kerry Rose Showlder. Baptismal service By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Kirkton Kirkton United Church Sunday morning welcomed into the fellowship of the church by infant baptism Tyler Nathan son of William and Agnes Denham; Erin Rebecca, daughter of Mark and Joan Robinson; Cody Jaden son of James and Darlene Roger; Meagan Julia daughter of Dennis and Linda Tuck. Rites of baptism were administered in St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday morning to Jessica Lee daughter of Philip and Cathy Blackler and Deidre Lynn daughter of David and Jayne Molland. Readers for the : service were Katie Paul and Andrea Blackler. Personals Dinner guests following the bap- tism were Mr. and Mrs. William Molland, Mr. and Mrs. David Molland and Deidre, Thorndale, Mr. Robert Blackler, Sebringville, Mr. David Blackler, RR1 St. • Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blackler; Jessica-- and Alia, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mclndoe, Grand Bend, Mr. Ross Smith, RR 1 Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Artken, Lindsay and Matthew, St. Marys, Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler, Mr. and -Mrs. Harold Henry, Mr. Jeff Henry and Miss Michelle Olds, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne, Ardiel, Ballymote, Rev. and Mrs. Peter Der- rick, Jonathan and Jana, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Kirkton. Mrs. Mary Gartenburg, Kingston and Mrs. Myrtle Hanna, Stratford visited friends in the village, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton, London were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNaughton and family. 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