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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-01-30, Page 7Times -Advocate, January 30, 1991 Pape 7 a INS Saintsbui:y By 11. Davi SAINTSBI]RY - The St. Pat- rick's ACW met at Marguerite Greenlee' s residence, last Tues- day. President Rose Cunningham opened the me g forsaid Sunday schools and world per. Mary Jefferies read the Scrip- turelans were made for the St. Patrick's dessert, euchre and bake sale which will be held in the Par- ish Hall at 1 p.m., on Tuesday, Robyn McLellan - C.M.A. Robyn McLellan of Bradford, On- tario recently receh ed the desig- nation of Certified Management Accountant at the graduation ceremony held at the Constella- tion Hotel in Toronto on Novem- ber 24, 1990. Robyn Is a former graduate of South Huron District High School in Exeter and is the daughter of Ken and Merle McLellan of Kippen. She is cur- rently employed as a Financial Analyst with A. C. Neilsen Co. of Canada Ltd. Congratulations Ro- byn from all your family. 4-H Annual meeting AUBURN - An enthusiastic crowd laughed and cried, with Re- verend Roger McComb. guest speaker at the 4-H Leaders' annual meeting in Auburn. His message involved another set of 4 -H's - Hu- manity, Humour, Hugs and Happi- ness and he took us on a roller coaster of emotions. With lots of ideas for the new year, the new executive was in- stalled as follows: President - Dave Townsend, 1st Vice - Isobel Camp- bell, 2nd Vice - Don Alton, Sec. Treas. Janet Webster. Directors - Sandra Turner, Lavern Clark, Pat Saundercock, Barry Cleave, Doug Miller, Kelly Ryan. Regional Directors - Les Falcon- er, Donna Hayden, Tom Hern. For more information on 4-H ac- tivies in the coming year, contact any of the above. Match 19. The Holy Communion service was held at 11 a.m. in St. Patrick's, Saintsbury. Reverend Beverley Wheeler focused her homily on World Peace. Parish bible study will meet .at Jean Warner's home in Lucan, at 1:30 p.m., on Wednesday, January 30.Jean Warner and Mary Davis will be joint hostesses at the_ Valentine's meeting at 7:15 p.m.. on February 12. Exeter United Church news EXETER - Remembering the Baptism was the message on the Bap- tism of Our Lord, Sunday, Jan. 13 at Exeter United Church. Bev Robinson spoke to the children about water and baptism and the importance of baptism to us, our families and to our church family. Rev. Hawley's message was entitled A Baptism for Elsie. Special thanks go to Peter and Linda Snell who sang We are the world, the senor choir who sang 0 My Love and to Bill Carson who read the scripture message. Rev. Hawley will be conducting worship at the Exeter Villa on Janu- ary 16 at Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, on January 29, and again at the Villa on March 27. Anyone wishing to help with those ser- vices please call the church office. There will be a meeting of Senior Fellowship on Wednesday at 2 p.m. and the Gone Fishin' Group will meet on Thursday at 5 p.m. Coming together - Approximately 30 area residents and challenged people grouped together at the Goderich Township Community Cent& in Holmesville on Saturday. Seen here is Bruce Kappel of Don Mills, addressing the group on ways to bring alienated individuals closer to the community. Crediton_ WI bring samples CREDITON - For the January meeting of the Crediton Women's Institute members brought samples of embroidery, some old, some new. Barb Passmore of Barb's Country Crafts illustrated how em- broidery can add a third dimension to a picture, or be used to add your own decorative touch to a blouse or sweatshirt. Embroidery for home decor and as expressions of art date back before the Middle Ages. During the business meeting President Irene Haugh asked for vol- unteers to help with the lunch for the volunteer work crew at the Township Hall on Saturday, Janu- ary 26. Plans were also made to help with the Sportsmen's Dinner, February 5. As Crediton will host the District Annual Meeting for WI's on May 16, a committee of Anne Cottel, Eleanor Roeszler and Dolores Shap - ton was set up to plan for that event. Shapton asked for volunteers to help plan our part in Stephen Township's sesquicentennial cele- bration in June 1992. A letter from the Federated Wom- en's Institutes of Ontario reminded us that June is WI month, April is Cancer month and that WI should be reducing the risks of breast can- cer by being vigilant in breast self- examination. The International Organization of Women's Institutes, the Associated Countrywomen of the.World (ACWW), representing over 9 mil- lion women around the world, is asking WI branches to focus on their international objectives during April. 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