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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-06-04, Page 28Pogo 14A Times -Advocate, June 4, 1986 Celebrate anniversary Dashwood iligers-at Cisdl*�n YC Ry MIS. *TAO PRS$ZCATOR The sermon at Zion United Church, Sunday was taken from Matthew 16:13-17 and Luke 22:31-34 and 5442. Rev. Edler had the first part of the service which was our 135th anniver- sary Sunday. Rev. Cuthbert B. Carr gave a very touching sermon on "Remember When?" Special music was by the Dashwood Men's quartet and Mrs. Mervin Tiemon on the piano. The singers were Harry Hoffman, Jack Gaiser, Stan Haist and Doug Marten. Special music was also by our own choir. We want to thank Rev. Carr, the nashwood people and all those who tended to help make this a very ecial day. Lunch was served by me of the Ladies UCW. Thanks _vain for everyone who took part in any special way and for just being there to hear Rev. Carr. The UCW meeting for June has been postponed one week. They will Nurondale WI. hear of trips meet on Thursday June 12, 1* at 8:00 p.m. Choir practice is 8:00 p.m. Wednesday evening. Vacation Bible School is July 28 to August 1. If you can give a hand teaching or with crafts please let Rev. Elder or Mrs. Elder know. Open House will be at the manse on Sunday, June 8 after church till 12:00 p.m. and from 1:00 p.ni. till 4:00 p.m. Anyone wishing to see the manse's welcome. Some renovations have been made. Personals Mrs. Roxle Webber is stills patient ' in South Huron Hospital, Itaeter. Two pretty weddings took place et Zion United Church on Saturday. One was the Brand -Waldeck wedding at 3:00 p.m. and the Hockey -Glanville wedding at 7:30 p.m. Congratulations to both these young couples and hope they enjoy many years of wedded bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preazcator were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chalmers and Joshua, Walton and evening guests with Mrs. Ed Regele and Norman Hubley, Seaforth. V.I.p. pR.ORAM AT U$WRNR -- -Values, Influences and Peers program hos been completed by grade six students at Usborne Central School. From the lett are Kirkton-Woodham Optimists Brion Hardeman and Don Richardson who helped sponsor the program, students Laura Hardeman, Gerry Ed- wards and Kerry Manders and Constable John Marshall. T -A photo World Affairs Are Our Affairs was the them of the Hurondale Women's Institute May meeting held at the Usborne Public School. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne and her group were in charge. Each member named a world leader past or present and the coun- try represented to answer the roll call. Ross and Irene Haugh of Crediton showed their pictures and ex- periences of a trip to Australia. Helen Webber told about her trip to Yukon by way of an Inside Passage Cruise from Vancouver to Skagway. The climate there was much dif- ferent than that experienced by Ann Bray on her trip to the Fiji Islands. Both Helen and Ann had excellent snapshots to show. Mrs. R.E. Pooley shared her in- terest in the tiny country of Monaco. Anna Ballantyne gave updated in- formation on the nuclear energy situation in Russia and other places. The motto, 'God's best gift to us is not things, but opportunities,' was taken by Marion Porter who read, "The Precious Present", condensed from the book by Spencer Johnston M.D. New president, Mrs. Milton Keller conducted the business and remind- ed us of the picnic to be held August 13 beginning at 12:30 p.m. in McNaughton Park. A report on the District Annual held in Grand Bend was given by Fern Dougall. Lois McFalls outlined the bus trop which leaves from the Exeter Town Hall at 8:30 a.m. on June 12 to visit Rosalee Gardens at Mount Brydges, the Libby Glass Works near Wallaceburg, dinner at a United Church and then to Fairfield Museum. 'There will be room for ex- tras, so contact Lois. SHOW & SALE Looking 1- for a fresh look in country living? 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