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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-04-13, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, April 13, 1988 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE - .John and Anna Colasanti of Ruth- ven, Ontario are pleased to an- nounce -the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jo Ann to Steven, son of Harvey and Dorothy Pfaff of Exeter, Ontario. The wedding will take place Saturday, May 14, 1988 at 1 p.m. in St. Michael's Church, Leamington, Ontario. A dance will be held in Steven and Jo Ann's hon- Qur in Exeter on Saturday, April 30. Everyone welcome. Lawn Rolling, ,� Yi Fertilizing , .:---- Sprayings. -t.,.. -d Flower Beds. CI Cutting & tr;Imming Clean-ups...h. Casey's Lawn tare offer profession- al -service in all areas of lawn care. We have all the equipment, sprays and fertilizers - everything to help your lawn and property look its best Casey's Lawn Care Exeter (519) 235-1885 ELECTROLUX SPRING SALE Vacuums at $36900 CALL WHILE THEY LAST! Al Riley 153 Lighthouse St., Goderich 524-8889 Collect Local UCW delegates will participate in conference At the 26th Annual Conference of London United Church Women, Huron -Perth Presbyterial will be making its presentation after the Monday evening banquet, when the largest attendance is expected. Delegates from this area include: Margaret Engeland, Marion Wrc- ford, and Mary Helen Clifford of Stratford, Donna Paynter of Exeter; Lillian Partridge of Monkton, Ver- na Burgin of Kirkton, and Carolyn Hoshcl of Donegal. Verna is First Vice -President of the Presbyterial and Carolyn is the Second Vice - President. This year, the Conference is be- ing held in St. Thomas, at Grace United Church, on April 11 and 12. Rev. and Mrs. Larry Marshall, for- merly of Shallow Lake, and now of Good Shepherd Community Church, Scarborough will be both theme speakers and song leaders. President, Mrs. D. Ruth Dick, of Kent Bridge will chair the meeting, McBeath-Edwards Roxanna Mary Edwards, daughter of Howard and Phyllis Edwards, RR5 Clinton and Gerald Ross McBeath, son of Ross and Donna t.".cBeath, RR3 Kippen, were married in Ontario Street United Church on Saturday, April 9, 1988, with Rev.' David Woodall officiating. The bride was attended by matron of honour Charlene Abbott, Clinton, flower girl Ashley Falconer, Br.ucefield and bridesmaids Tammy Elliott, Clinton, Julie Falconer, Brucefield and Janet McBeath, Kippen. Best man was Ron Jantzi, Holmesville, ring bearer was Jason McBeath, Kippen, and ushers were Tim Elliott, Clinton, Brian Falconer, Brucefield and. John McBeath, Kippen. The reception was held in the Stpnley Complex, Varna. After a wedding trip to East- ern Ontario the couple will be resid- ing at RR3 Kippen. Phillips -Campbell photo AOUA[INEE fine watercentres inc. ' * FREE Water Analysis * Interest Free Plan * FREE Home Demonstration * Low Monthly * Investment Plan Rentals LIMITED TIME ONLY $1.00 a month rental °=•fir Bob Stuckless 18 25 Bessemer Road London (519) 685-0445 1-800-265-8173 London, Ontario and new officers will be installed by the Rev. Beth Chapman, president Cif London Conference of the United Church. Rev. Masaoki Hoshino, our resident missionary from Japan, will be the guest speaker on Mon - lay evening. There will also be spe- c'al presentations by Rev. Bill McCauslan on Stewardship, and by Miss Carolyn Wilkinson, of "Mandate" on mission study. The overall theme of the conference will be "Sing a New Song". Last year over 400 women attend- ed this event and an equal number are anticipated this year. Funland Band coming to Playhouse in August The Funland Band will play to the delight of youngsters and their parents on August 15th at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at Huron Cougtry Playhouse. This three piece self-contained children's entertainment group fea- tures organ, guitar, drums and strong vocals. Included in the band arc three well -seasoned musicians with a wide variety of instrumental and vocal abilities. You will be captivated by The Funland Band's loveable characters, Mumfrey, Woofer and Boogabee. Their instant appeal encourages the children to sing, dance and clap their hands with the music. With Woofer on guitar, Boogabee on Keyboards and Mumfrcy. on drums, the group brings a contem- porary sound to well-known songs Exeter VitCa Hello from the residents and staff of the Villa. The grass is beginning to turn green and the spring flowers arc budding. We have enjoyed the daffodils from last week's Cancer Society canvas. They have really brightened our diningroom and made us look forward to warm weather. The Pathfinders hosted an evening of_games last Wednesday. Residents enjoyed a Targe variety of games followed by our usual Wednesday evening popcorn. Rev. Henry Va- nessan of the Bethel •"Reformed Church conducted our weekly work- shop services. Residents enjoyed ttie antics of Shirley Temple in the movie "Curly Top". We arc looking for- ward to watching more of her mo- vies in the future. Everyone has en- joyed the warm days as more of us are able to venture outside. We have started our seedlings for our flower beds. We arc patiently waiting for them to appear. • Residents and staff extend thcir sympathy to staff member, Wanda Reynolds, in the recent Toss of her mother. Our thoughts and prayers arc with you. Thought of the week: There is now a new margarine on the market for people over forty. It is called "The middle age spread". GRADUATE - Gerald and Irene Lynn, RR 2 Lucan are proud to an- nounce that their daughter. Cheryl has recently received her registra tion after writing her exams in Janu- ary. Cheryl graduated from Cone- stoga College, Stratford Campus with her nursing diploma and is a member of the President's Honour List. Cheryl is a graduate of North Middlesex District High School, Parkhill and is.employed at Univer- sity Hospital, London. MEMORIES you'll cherish forever Book Your Wedding NOW ! ! ! 0 137 Thames Rd. East, Exeter hone: Bus. 211-1298 9:00 - 1:00 Res. 211-0949 alter business hours on location or studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY 4 such as "The Hokey Pokey", "Skinnamarink" and "I Want to Learn My Alphabet". The Funland Band started four years ago as a hobby for Paul Em- bro, Dominic DiGravio and John Tonin. Things went so well with the group and they generated so much enthusiasm, The Funland Band decided to jump in with both paws, so to speak! Since that time, The Funland Band docs a great job of combining theatre, fantasy and music. Just so the kids won't forget about the good time they've had, Paul Embro will arrange to leave packages of activi- ties and pictures for colouring for the kids and teachers. The Funland Band Concerts are generously sponsored. by The Vil- lage of Grand Bend. Tickets for this fun -filled day are available by calling the Playhouse at 238-8387. C. xaskett and Son Furniture 188 Main St. Lucan 227-4688 ORGANIZERS Jackie Rowe (left) and Phyllis Johnson coordinated the second annual Huron County Travel Show held in the Exeter Legion on March 7. More than 400 people came to talk to representatives from air- lines, tour companies and other travel suppliers. Rebekahs make donations Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday evening with N.G. Sister Mavis Atthill presiding. The Charter was dropped for Sis- ter Jean Burch Past President of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario. V.G. Sister Elaine Skinner re- ported on visits to ,the sick. The last C.P.&T. euchre will be held April 13. It was decided to donate money for prizes for top girl and boy and one for the women's division at the Exctcr Fall Fair. r Sizes: 14-20 38-44 14 1/2-24 1/2 - Stores also in London, Sarnia and Kitchener A donation was• made to Special • Olympics for handicapped students being hosted by South Huron Dis- trict students. Birthday wishes were .sung for Sisters Marie Broom, Aldcen Skin- ner, Gertrude Hamilton, Marj Ar- thur and Evelyne McAllister. 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