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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-30, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, September 30, 1987 UCW celebrate 2Sth anniversary at Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The 15th Anniversary of the United Church Women was held Sunday mor- ning with a fair attendance. The church was tastefully decorated with balloons, gold and yellow mums by Lorraine Alexander and Helen Web- ber. Diane Jeffery gave the Call to Worship. Marion Cann gave short readings of the past, while the choir sang between the readings. Marilyn Pym and the audience read responsively Psalm 100 and the Prayer of Confession. Margaret Stewart told the children a story "Helping People" and closed with a prayer. - June Stewart read the Scripture Psaln195: 1-7 and Romans 8: 28, 31, 32.35.37 39. We sang the Celebration Hymn. Judith Parker read the second-- Scripture econd 'Scripture Matthe‘r26: 6-23, Mark 12: 42-44, Janis Richardson introduced guest speaker Mrs. Verna Burgin of Kirkton who is the second vice- president of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial U.C.W. She spoke on the past 25 years and entitled her message "Called to Res- pond" which was really interesting. There was an emblem of the U.C.W. Crest at the front of the church. Melonie Miller thanked Verna for her message. Diane Jeffery gave the an- nouncements. Karen Etherington and Ann Kernick received the offering. Joan Morgan led in a responsive prayer. Helen Webber led in prayer. The choir were dressed with old -fashioned hats and sang "The Circuit CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - A blue spruce tree was planted Sunday to celebrate the 65th anniver- sary of Brinsley United Church. Above, Sunday School students assist Rev. Anne Beattie in the tree plan- ting ceremony. FOCUS ON PORK - The main theme o t e wee end Exeter Fall Fair was on pork. Here fair secretary Gwen Coward and director Shirley Kerslake look over some of the small porkers on dis.lo RACE WINNERS T e Exeter Fair bed race was won .y the South Huron Big Brothers. Coach Jim Chapman is shown in front with Ran- dy Kroul, Matthew Sims, Poul Chapman and Steve Baynham. HILL & HILL FARMS ELEVATOR Is ready to receive your 1987 SOYBEANS and CORN We have a / Good Selection of all Varieties of SEED .WHEAT Hill ANI) Hill FARMS Hum-TFn VARNA ONT. Hill & Hill Elevator Bev Hill 482-3218 1 Staffa By MRS. J TEMPLEMAN Hazel Harburn presided for the September meeting of the Marion Rit- chie WMS, opening it with a reading. The scripture from Proverbs and Cor- inthians and the meditation and prayer were taken by Roberta Templeman. - The roll call, Kindness was answered by 13 members followed by the offerings for the allocation and Fellowship of the Least Coin. The Study Book on India was taken by Agnes Lamond who gave the view- points of several Indian leaders regarding Christianity. Edna Stoneman conducted a quiz Ruth Laing reported on the fall ral- ly of Maitland Presbyterial which she, Helen Parsons, Muriel Scott, Agnes Lamond and Edna Stoneman attended on Monday afternoon in Wingham. The speaker, Barbara Woodruff, spoke on her impressions Riding Preacher". A Candle -lighting service then took place with Dorothy Duncan lighting the first candle and giving a talk on the past ; Sharon Passmore lit the se- cond candle and talked about the pre- sent; Kathy Bray lit the third candle and talked about the future. Ann Bray called the past presidents forward and Kathleen Hodgert pinn- ed a corsage on them namely: 1962-63 Kay Cann, 1964-65 the late Jean Miller, 1966-67 Marjory Kernick who was absent, 1968-69 Rhoda Rohde, 1970-71 Margaret Stewart, 1972-73 An- na Ballantyne, 1974-75 Helen Webber, 1976-77 June Stewart, 1978-79 Rhoda Rohde, 1980-81 Beatrice Dawson, 1982-83 Dorothy Duncan, 1984-85 Helen Webber, 1986-87 Diane Jeffery. Diane Jeffery led in prayer and gave the closing blessing. Rev. K. Teddy Smits pronounced the benediction. All the congregation went to the basement for food and fellowship. An anniversary cake made and decorated by Judith Parker was much enjoyed. Sunday October 4 the Sunday School .children will meet at the church at 10 a.m. to go hiking at the Morrison Dam (weather permitting) and will return before church is over. There will b,; a communion service during the regular worship on Oc- tober 4 at 11:15 a.m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sullivan, Elora spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. John King, Cam- bridge were Sunday noon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Quite a number of people from this area calle ,,at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter to pay their respect to the late Gerald Hern. Sym- pathy is extended to his wife Dorothy and family. Mrs. Arthur Hankinson, London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jeffery and boys. - Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dawson were guests at the wedding of Liz Brophey and Tony Bianchi at Richards Memorial Church, London and the reception was at Sanders Restaurant, Grand Bend, Saturday. Harold Beaver, Dennis Crawford, of the people of Russia, the country which the WMS will study next year. Betty Lou Norris presided for the business when plans to cater for a wedding were discussed and an in- vitation to Mitchell on October 6 was accepted. The speaker on that occa- sion will be a former Cromarty. resi- dent. Mrs. Norris also had the tonic. Exeter, and Mrs. and Mrs. Lorne the former's grandson's wedding and Ballantyne and Wendy were guests at reception in Trenton on Saturday. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION Of all the rights Canadians enjoy, few are more precious than the right to freely own, use, transfer or bequeath real property, so long as the rights of others are not in- fringed upon. All too often, the rights that come with home owner- ship are taken for granted. Yet they are part of the Cana- dian heritage, rights that have been hard-won and must be preserved for generations to come. Collective efforts to achieve this goal have the potential to enhance the well-being of our community. 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