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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-26, Page 16Puye 16 ll in (Ivo ute, August 26, 198/ •••• PRIMARY BIBLE SCHOOLERS -- Teachers Wendy King and Barb Robertson are shown with primary students Liza Marziali, Brent Wuerth, Kevin Thompson, Melissa Horner, Amanda Ducharme and Christine Pertschy at Crediton United Church Vacation Bible School, Crediton Bible School attracts over 100 By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from I Peter 1:1-12 titled "What Does The Church Mean To You?" Vacation Bible School was held last week with students ranging from 103 to 1I7 in attendance. Thanks to everyone who came out and taught the children, the ladies for their cookies and freshie afterwards and all who donated articles for crafts. Thanks again to everyone. Mrs. Anna Elberhardt had a sale on Saturday which was well attended.. Anna is moving to Strathroy. We wish -her every success in • her new ' townhouse where she will be living. We will all miss you Anna and Good Luck. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Sunday supper and evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubtey, Seaforth. SAVE 20% Off Palliser Juvenile Furniture PALLISER Open Stock • Sale Ends Sat., Aug. 29 BIBLE SCHOOL CRAFTS -- Peggy Ducharme assists Kyle Smith and Christine Regier with their craft projects at Crediton Vacation Bible School, Thursday morning. T -A photo Shipka residents at Christian Retreat Camp By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Ferman and Leota Snyder, and members of the Vincent family here, have been attending some sessions at the Church of God summer camp, held at Maple ' Grove Christian Retreat Centre, at Thamesford, from August 17 to 23. The adults have Bible study. lec- tures with special speakers, rest. recreation and singing. The children learn crafts, have pool swimming, Bible stories, campfires and sing songs. Mike and Donna Yarrow, of Win- nipeg Manitoba, arrived here last Thursday to visit Donna's parents, Ken and Ortha Baker and other fami- ly relatives, and to attend their friend Erica Frieter's wedding on August 29. Betty Shelley, Campbellford, Karen Richard, Ryan and Rachel, Windsor, spent a few holidays with Don and Mabel Fraser. Betty and Karen are Don's daughters. Friends and relatives visiting with Hugh and I Thursday night were, Hazel Corbett, Hensall, Les and Mar- jorie Adams and Hedy Devine, Ex- eter, Oscar and Laura Miller, Melvin and Gertie Stade and Grace Miller, all of Dashwood and area. Blanche Chap- man, London, Ed Turnbull, Zurich. The occasion was celebrating Hugh's birthday. In the social time we played progressive euchre. Men's high - Les Adams, ladies high - Hedy Devine, low score - Hazel Corbett. Lunch refreshments with cake and ice cream, and a time of visiting en- joyed by all. Our bantam hen and rooster hatch- ed 10 chicks around July 1st. When the babies were about one week old, their mother was accidentally killed. We thought the baby banties would not survive without their mother. Their first night alone they huddl- ed under the root pulper and their rooster father flew up to roost on a high beam in the barn. The chicks peeped and cried and the father flew down and cuddled them under his wings and has done so ever since. (Will wonders never cease? He leads them around outside, dai- ly, calling to them when he finds some food. At this date of writing all 10 are alive and well, and feathered out now. In our more than 40 years of -farm- ing we have not seen an incident like • this. Elimville WI hosts • area groups at picnic By SHIRLEY COOPER by Ruby Triebner, Kippen. Mary The Women's Institutes of Ontario Rader, Dashwood and Eleanor are 90 years old this year. To Roeszler, Crediton were the closest in celebrate this special occasion the walking for two minutes. Elimville Women's Institute enter -Ila Moir named the most items on -tained the other seven branches of the a tray and Viola Andrews, Crediton, Huron South District and Kirkton named the fewest items. The birthday • Women's institute to a picnic recent- ly at the Morrison Dam." About ninety members sat down to a picnic lunch. The calve used for dessert was decorated with the special crest used by the Ontario members to celebrate this special year. A variety of sports were con- ducted following the lunch. Erlma Keller, Hurondale and Isabelle King, Crediton had the most lace on their slip. Verna Becker, Dashwood had the most change in her purse. The longest earring was worn nearest to the picnic date was Lois. Hodgins,' Crediton. Kay Morley, Elimville guessed the closest in "What's in the box". Lydia Regier had the most grandchildren. Bernice Cooper won both the guess- ing contests - in how many jelly bellies and how many gem candies.. Personals - The members of the manse com- mittee are reminding everyone to save and turn in to the committee their grocery tapes from Darlings IGA and ValuMart. By MRS. Miss'Joanne Hodgen has moved in- to her home in Mitchell. She will be teaching in Mitchell when school commences, Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Mrs. Bill Rohde attend- ed the Kirkton horticulture Flower Show on Tuesday evening at Kirkton Woodham Community Centre. There was a good showing of flowers. Miss Jean Coward, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cottle, Mr. Tom Yellow of x- eter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde were guests at the Sctivefs-Bennewies WILLIAM ROHDE wedding on Saturday evening at the Queens Park island Stratford and also the reception at the Brodhagen Community Centre, Brodhagen. Con- gratulations Steve and Vicki. • Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson, Erin, Brian and Lori attended the Richardson family reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Richardson of Burford. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde visited with Mrs. Marguerite Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. -Jerry Gibson at the latter's trailerat Shady Pines Trailer Park near Ailsa Craig. 4 d • All Palliser Juvenile Furniture is Designed to look Great and last For Years 8101 SINGLE MIRROR 8106 CHMR 8107 DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK 8134 4 DR/WER CHEST 8141 SMALL HUTCH 6144 SINGLE PEDESTAL DESK 8145 CORNER DESK 8146 DOUBLE DRESSER 6180 MATES BED 38" This is only a Small Sample of The Variety of Prices yob can Choose' from 467 Main Street Exeter, Ont. 2.35-0173