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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-07-16, Page 51 J ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mcs. Gordon C. Bleck, RR 1, Zurich, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Vicky Ann, to James Gerard D'Arcy son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D'Arcy, Sarnia. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 26, 1986, at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter at 3 p.m. Open reception to follow at 9 p.m. at Dashwood Community Centre. Dashwood BIA holds annual barbecue meeting 11v N1rs. Irvin Mader The Dashwood and Area Business Association held their annual barbecue meeting at th6community centre pavilion Monday evening. The committee in charge of the Ecumenical Service August 3 at 10 a.m. reported that Mr. Brian Kemp- ster, lawyer from St. Thomas, On- tario, will be the speaker. He is a dynamic Christian speaker and lives what he preaches. The United Church continues their combined Sunday services with Zurich in Dashwood for July. Former N.H.G. hockey player Dean Prentice will share his personal testimony at the July 27 10:00 a.m. service. lie will also show the film "Breakaway". Special music will be provided by Jana Lynn Rutledge, professional singer and actress who has sung on 100 Huntle Street. Annual Picnic Huron County Poultry, Pigeons, Pets Stock Association annual picnic was held at Cliff and Laura Peppers residence. Twenty-five members at- tended from Guelph, Dashwood, Var- na, Zurich, Georgetown and Bluewater. Personals The wedding of Judith Mellecke, daughter of Pastor and Mrs. M. Mellecke and Jay Lemanski took place at Zion Lutheran church Satur- day, July 12. Dave and Nancy Rader attended the wedding of Nancy's brother Keith to Sandra Doerr at Ailsa Craig United Church Saturday, July 12. Paul and Susan, Ben and Robin, London, spent a couple of days with Mary Rader. Miss Melvina Schade's funeral was held Monday, July 14 from T. H. Hoff- man Funeral Hom - � "6�fiN TOP SCORES —Several Grand 7 and 8 students from Huron Centen- nial School, Brucefield, participated in the Gauss Math test. These three students (left to right) Brad DeWys, Michelle Turner and John Burton received the top three scores in Huron County. Times -Advocate, July 16, 1986 Pogo 5 Former Crediton lady to celebrate 100th Sy MTS. STAN PRSSZCATOI Mrs. Mary Gower of the Queensway Nursing Hoy- 'n Hensall formerly of Crediton will be celebrating her 100th birthday on Sun- day July 20. Open House will be held at Zion United Church on Sunday Ju- ly 20 from 2-4 in the Sunday School Edward Valender of Phelpston passed away at Penetang General Hospital Monday July 7 in his 59th year. He is survived by his wife Marlene (Murphy) Valender Dear father of Darlene (Mrs. Rich Archer) and Edward both of Elmvale, Deborah of Barrie, Patrick, Donna and Kerri all at home and three grandchildren Jennifer, Christie and Monica. He had spent his early years in this area and made his home with Mrs. Margaret Clarke and family. He had been employed at General Geri in Barrie. Ed had many friends and will be sadly missed: Members of the Clarke family attended the funeral. Sympathy and love are extended to the families of the late Earl Picker- ing RR 3 Parkhill. Mr. Pickering passed away on Thursday July 10 and was buried on Sunday July 13. He is a brother of Ross Pickering, RR 3 Dashwood. The sermon topic at Zion United Church Crediton was taken from I Peter 5:1-11 and John 21:12-19 titled The Experiences and Preaching of Peter. Kippen wedding By Margaret Hoggarth Neighbours and friends gathered at a miscellaneous shower and brunch hosted by June Cooper at her home on Sunday, July 6, in honour of Mary Jane McGregor, daughter of Jim and Betty McGregor. On Tuesday July 8 a large shower was held in Hensall United Church in Mary Jane's honour. Hostesses were Eileen McLean, Gwen Devereaux (Eileen's daughter), June Cooper, Ruby Finlayson and Peggy Ferguson. Peggy Ferguson welcomed everyone. Eileen McLean gave the By MRS. E. SUMMERS At the Granton United Church Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the Sunday morning worship, and took his sermon from the scripture lesson taken from Romans 5:1-11 and entitl- ed his message "For God so Loved". In the beginning there was the Word, let there be light, and it was good, said the minister. God so loved the World, that He gave his only begotten son so that those who believe in Him shall have everlasting life. In the children's time, the minister explained to them that they can talk to God at any time and He will give them Love, Peace and Joy. Women's Institute News Members from Granton W.I. on Tuesday, July 8 attending the 60th an- niversary of North Lobo Women's In- stitute, were the following ladies Mrs. Muriel Lewis, Mrs. Florence Riddel, Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Mrs. Elmer Harlton, Mrs. Florence Bryan, Mrs. Elsie Dann, Mrs. Nora Wissel and Mrs. Eileen Summers. The meeting was supposed to be in the Poplar Hill Park, but it was held in the Poplar Hill Baptist Church because of the weather. A number of humorous skits were put on, by the host W.I. Mrs. Ray Henderson's report on her attendance at the A.C.W.W. Conference held in Killarney Ireland recently, was most interesting and educational. At the conclusion of the meeting, a social time was enjoyed over lunch, with anniversary cake and fruit, for dessert. Some electrifying thoughts about pool safety During the height of summer activity it's easy to forget about electrical safety. Why not take a few minutes to remind your family to stay safe around the pool? Keep electric radio, tvs, docks, barbecues, lights and other appliances at feast 10 feet (3 metres) from the pool. Appliances really shouldn't be used outdoors at all unless they are equipped with a heavy duty cord and 3 prong plug. Swimming pools should be well away from hydro wires... otherwise, you run the risk of hitting the wires with long handled cleaning equipment. To hit even a light bulb with a skimmer or vacuum cleaner is dangerous. For your personal protection, all outdoor electrical outlets should be equipped with a ground fault circuit interrupter. If your home isn't presently equipped with ground fault circuit interrupters (G.F.C.I.), contact a qualified electrician or electrical contractor for advice about this "split -second - electrical protection. Exeter Public 379 Main Street South M. A. Greene, Chairman H. L. Davis, Manager Utilities Commission Exeter, Ontario, 235-1350 B. F. Shaw, Commissioner H. DeVrles, Commissioner r address. limy Finlayson read two very appropriate readings. June Cooper and Gwen Devereaux acted out a very humorous skit entitled "Marriage License". Mary Jane McGregor was then placed in the chair of honour. Her mother Betty McGregor, and grand- mother Babe McGregor were seated to her right. Theresa Bye (nee Ferris) and Janice McCooey were to the left of Mary Jane. Renee Devereaux and Angela McLean (grand -daughters of ta- Eileen McLean) presented the gifts. The bows from the gifts were plac- ed on a tree by Janice McCooev. Mary Jane then thanked everyone and Lunch and social hour followed. Congratulations to Mary Jane McGregor on her marriage to Jake Knudslien. The wedding took place on Saturday, July 12 in Hensall United Church. The happy couple will reside in Lac La Biche, Alberta, which is located halfway between Edmonton and Fort McMurray. Personals John and Veronica Thomson have returned from a trip to Vancouver. They flew to Calgary then motored through Banff, Lake Louise and the Three Mile Gap, spending two days in the mountains. Next stop was Van- couver, with three days at Expo. Veronica mentioned that the Cana- dian Pavilion is well worth visiting. We are pleased to report that Jim Cooper has now returned home from University Hospital. Bob and Marlene Bell'spent a few days in Indian River, Michigan visiting with Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey Rowe. Ruby Finlayson hosted a shower on Friday, June 27 in honour of Mary Jane McGregor. Congratulations to Shelley Finlayson, daughter of Laird and Ruby Finlayson, who has now com- pleted her course at Marvel School of Hairdressing in London. Shelley is presently job -hunting. Rev. Joyce Pickering of London was preaching. Sympathy ants love are also`extend- ed to Mrs. Phillis Lightfoot and family and Mrs. Mona Hamilton and family in the death of their aunt Melvina Schade of London. She passed away Saturday July 12 at South Huron Hospital, Exeter and was buried Mo,. day July 14. Only two weeks left until Bible School. Don't forget kids to remuud your parents: July 28 to August 1. Dan and Sherri Haugh of London and Brian and Linda Nakamura of Goderich entertained their parents Ross and Irene Haugh at the Latin Quarter in London Saturday night in honour of their 35th wedding anniversary. Bob and Dorothy Lambie of Saska- toon, Saskatchewan are visiting this week with her mother Mrs. Laura Finkbeiner. FBDB is a Federal Crown Corporation with a mandate to help business succeed through flexible financing. Do you need financing? • Increase in cash flow? • Refinancing? • Expansion? • Land Purchase? • Construction of building? • Renewal of equipment? • Major repairs? • Research and development? • Acquisition? At FBDB, we know that both new and well established businesses can use financing and we're here to give it to you. Here's how. 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