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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-30, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, August 30, 1989 Eastem Star Sell Pies - Working in the Exeter Eastern Star booth selling pies at the Zurich Bean Fes- tival Saturday morning were Dan Traquair, Donna Webster and Jean Mills. Stories, crafts, games at Exeter United Church EXETER - "Celebrate! Celebrate God's love! Celebrate! Shout and sing!" There was lots of shouting and singing last week at Exeter United Church as 93 children aged four to 11 enjoyed ,stories, crafts and games at Vacation Bible School, under the theme of "Cele- brate God's Love". Coordinator Ruth Mercer designed the curriculum so that the children moved smoothly from one activity centre to another with the assistance of group leaders Debbie Harvey, Terri Kerr, and Rebecca Darling. Midmorning, the children and su- pervisors enjoyed cookies and lemo- nade, provided an served by the la- dies of the U.C.W. A delightful banner displaying the theme, com- plete with balloons and strings, was handscwn by the grades 3,4, and 5 students. This will be unveiled in the church sanctuary for the special service on September 10. Special thanks go to the activity leaders: Elly VanBergen, Linda Ait- kins, Bea Crowe, Del Harvey, Jen- ny Crowe, Angie Crowe, Faye Kinsman, Dianne Shapton, Chrissy Morgan, Amy Hawley, .Juanita Chappell, Ben VanBergen, Wayne Robinson and Bev Prout. The lssons, games and songs can be_summed up in these words to re- member: "Put on love every day - never hide your love away!" Thanks to Bev Robinson for min - istering God's word to the congrega- tion during the past three weeks. Rev. Hawley returns from holidays on Tuesday. Past and present choir members are invited to a potluck funch this Sunday, September 3 at the home of Barb Sharpe (at the church in the event of rain), in honor of the re- tirement of our organist and choir director, Robert Cameron. Also, keep in mind September 17, as the congregation shares in congratula- tions for Robert during a special service in his honor. Do you have September 10 marked on your calendar? That day offers something for everyone at Exeter United! Join us at 11 a.m. for the dedication service in honor of the completion of our renovation projects including the elevating de- vice, ramps, men's washroom, and heating system. Stay for lunch and tour our new facilities. Then take to the greens for the 1st Open Exeter United Church golf tournament at Exeter Golf Course at 2:30 p.m. (child care provided at the church - please let us know in advance!). Relax later with your family at a potluck supper at 6:00 -p.m. at the church and be entertained in the ear- ly evening by our talented fellow church members. A funfilled day is planned - be sure to take in at least a portion of it! Bible school - The Exeter United Church finished their summer Bible school classes last Friday. One project the grade three and four classes worked on was a colourful banner. Putting on the finishing touchs (i -r) are Charlotte Wilts, Rebekah Prout, Jennifer Mercer, Brianne Czypyha and Jodi Willis. Forthcoming marriage - Debbie Flynn and Mike Gibson, togeth- er with their parents Bill and Marie Flynn, Clinton, and Leo and Frances Gibson, Dashwood, are pleased to announce their forthcoming marriage on Sep- tember 9, 1989 at 6:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, Dash- wood, Ont. Reception to follow in Clinton. -Foodprices up 4.1% from July last year OTTAWA - Food prices,, as measured by the Consumer Price index, rose 0.9 percet in July, ac- cording to Agriculture Canada economists. Compared to July 1988, food prices were 4.1 percent higher. The largest price increases were 4.6 percent for sugar and 3.5 per- cent for cured meat. The increase in sugar prices is partly due to fewer retail promotions and an increase in world raw sugar prices. The higher prices for cured meat reflect increases in the prices paid to hog producers. The largest price decrease was 1.3 percent for fresh vegetables. This decrease is seasonal, but is smaller than usual due to cool, wet weather early in the growing sea- son in Central Canada, followed by hot•dry weather. This weather pat- tern slowed the maturation of Visscher Farms Country Market Open 9 - 6 daily, /s Closed Sundays `-'14 • Now Harvesting Fresh Broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, potatoes, sweet corn Field 'Tomatoes $8.50 a bushel Also fresh fruits and vegetables in season. Baked goods, jams, honey, maple syrup and apple butter. Red Haven Peaches $12.00 bu. 1.4 • "M 'Special this .week . . Blueberry Pie $3.279 3 miles W. of Exeter on Hwy. 83 Phone 237-3442 Store 1_ocatinn Hwy. 83, just west of Dashwood 237-356.1 . New Hours Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:30 Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 Featuring • Breast'Hua t' • Ground Turkey • Smoked Turkey • Sausage • Cutlets • Turkey Burgers • Filets • Drum Sticks • Wings Freshly Frozen P!CIAL THIS Wf, 12-14 lbs. Grade A Hens Frozen 1.29 La (While quantities last) turkeys available r many crops. This month, prices for fresh veg- etables should fall signficantly as supplies of salad vegetables in- crease. Potato and other storable vegetable prices should also de- crease as harvesting begins. Apple prices will also fall as early varie- ties are harvested, and prices for peaches, pears, melons and other summer fruits will decrease with the harvest. Prices for beef and pork are ex- pected to show little changes as prices paid to cattle and hog pro- ducers stabilized between July and August. Chicken prices will also remain relatively stable. Marriage - Brenda Ann Hoo- naard and Kevin Charles De- nomme were married June 3, 1989, at St. Peter's Catholic Church, St. Joseph, with Fa- ther A. Morris officiating. The bride is the daughter of Dirk and Jane Hoonaard, RR #1 Centralia, and the groom is the son of Bernie and Annette De- nomme, RR #2 Zurich. Kim Prance, friend of the bride, was matron of honour, with Bren- da's sisters Janet, Carolyn and Arlene Hoonaard as brides- maids. Best man was Michael Denomme, brother of the groom with ushers Dan Denomme, brother of the groom, Derek Hoonaard, brother of the bride and Derek Rau, friend of the groom. Music was provided by Leo Tintinalli, Kitchener, Patti Rau and Terri Brandon, both of Bayfield. After a honeymoon in Jamaica, the couple has taken up residence in Waterloo. Forthcoming marriage - Mrs. Nell McCann of Mt. Carmel and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley of Exet- er are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Pauline Elizabeth and Murray William on Saturday, September 2, 1989 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church at 3:00 p.m. Open reception to fol- low at 9:00 p.m. in Exeter. Eve- ryone welcome. E Purifiner. Heywood - Bregman A pretty double ring ceremony was held on August 5, 1989 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Rev. Murphy officiating at the marriage of Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Richard and Sue Denomme, Dashwood, to Jef- frey effrey Raymond, son of Lester and Dianne Heywood, Exeter. Matron of honor was Pam Reid, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Tracie Kelly, cousin of the bride, Julie Blommaert, cousin of the groom, and Karen Monck, friend of the bride and groom. Flowergirl was Jenna Foulon, cousin of the groom. Best man was Bill Reid, broth- er-in-law of the bride. Ushers were. Scott Heywood, and Shawn Heywood, brothers of the groom, and Greg Becker, friend of the bride and groom. Ring bearer was Bryce Reid, nephew of the bride. Soloist was Trudy Bornath. The couple travelled to northern Ontario. Upon their return they will take up residence in Exeter. WATER SOFTENERS •Iron_ .i to fi (dor Remota! hirer. • *Sales. Serval.. X Rent l% ('AI.I.: HERMAN RA.IAKER 482-9948 Cake Decorating Cakes for all occasions Phone orders taken one week in advance Phone Nancy • 227-4203 Warehouse Clearance Sale of all 1989 MI®PPAT Appliances Large display, good prices We service what we sell $50 Instant Rebate on Laundry Pair Drysdale Major Apliances Hensel Ontario The Place to Buy Appliances 262-2728 Open Daily Fri. - 9 p.m. YOUR GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL SERVICES Labour Day weekend - Sat., Sun., Mon. Sept. 2, 3, 4 ECLIPSE Unisex Hairstyling • Styles • Highlight • Perms Open Weekdays 9 • 9 Appointments not always necessary 235-1880 50 Thames Rd. 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