Times Advocate, 1991-04-03, Page 26Daffodil
Day
IEIERLING • Ran and Catherine ens
thrilled to announce the arrival d their 1/101
child, Jenne Marjsamt, bora on Mord► 21
11
air Chi toga 4
b. 14 os. Pint tiro w roe
and Alioa Deiheat of Elmer sad
Helena Beieding of Zurich. A get
tar Bill arid Marjorie i�d-
gwellnn�cf rfa Special thanks go a Dr.
Steed and the wonderful names as Oil at
Chinon Public Hospital for their tam said
support 14c
JOHNS • A second bundle of joy has
blessed the happy have d Larry and Helen
Johns. On Mardi 25, 1991, lanai.=
8 lbs. 14 1R ozs., joined his 22
brother Brea. Proud vandparents are Gil -
ben and Jean Johns of Exeter and and
Florence Hosick of Barrie. 14c
ONIFRICHUKIHOCKEY - George and
Mary are pleased to ahnaamce the safe arri-
val of their second child. Cassandra Gwyn-
neth Doren, 7 lbs. 4 oar.. at St. Joseph's
Hospitel, Hamilton, on Monday. Much 11,
1991, at 5:59 a.m. A little sista for Alicia.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Ken-
neth Hockey of Exeter, and Mr. and Mn.
George Onifrichuk of Waterford, Ontario.
14'
FOSTER - We would like to take this op-
portunity to thank Dr. Judd and all the nun -
es at Saadi Huns Hospital for their T.LC.
tab ' '1 brief _them
awe was greatly appreciated.
14• Dorothy and Hermon
GRiGG - The fan ly of the Ins Rosa Grigg
with to thank our relatives, friends and
neighbours for the cards, floral arrange -
maw, memorial donations and acts of kind-
ness daring ami bereavement. Special thanks
b the Church d God ladies for the lovely
lunch. Rev. Campbell for his comforting
words. the Hatfman Funeral Home for thea
help sod guidance. Your expressions of
sympathy were very much 'crackled and
1ave us comfort at this time.
4c The family el Rosa Grigg
THOMPSON • The family of the lata Wil-
liam (Bill) Thompson wish to express their
sincere thanks b their friends. ro4tivee and
neighbours for their many expressions d
sympathy,. Soarers, card and dons -
b0/13 to the K i ey Foundation. Thanks b
all the doctor and nursing staff at Sr. Jo-
seph's and University Hospitals for all their
cars over the ran. A special thank You to
Jackie and Chris for thea aura help writ the
hale animals. Also ayodel thank you to
Harken and San Puma Home. Words can-
not adequately
a�eringss assisted the fhow much amilies
through
through our recent beravanent
14• The Thompson
MOIR • Suddenly at South /futon Hospital,
Exeter, on Thursday, Mardi 26, 1991. Da B.
Meir (Mitchell) of Beeler, in her 90th year.
Beloved wife of the lase Alvin Moir (1965).
Dear another and matter -in-law d .y
and Bev Lyons and Noma Squires, all of
Landon. Dear grandmother of Janet and Lisa
of London. Terri of Toronto and dear great-
`rsndotmerr d Teresa. Friends called at the
Hopper Hockey Funeral Hans, William
Street, Exeter foe visitation Friday evening
7-9 and on Saturday one hour poor to the
service. The Funeral Savior was held an
Saturday. Mardi 30 at 2 p.m. Rev. Mark Ga-
skin officiated Spring remnant in Eider
�ry. Damsons to he Heist and
Foundation would be appreciated by
the Moir Family. 14c
WHITE • Bill and Joanne (Rennie) wish to
announce the arrival of their son, Alexander
William on March 18, 1991 in Brantford
Genaal Hospital. Proud graadparans are
Jerry and Grace Rennie and Herbert and
Joan White. Gree -grandparent am Elva
Routly, Eileen Ranier, Louise Savoy and
Myrtle Roberts. 14 •
t :;r
:fir:
SOW Wedding Anniversary
Manny and Margaret Christie cord a ly in-
vite you to celebrate with them their SOth
Wedding on Friday, April 12 at
the Community Centre, 8 to 1. Best
wishes only. 13,14,15•
•
BECKER • The fancily of the late Vema
Becker wish to express their gratitude vnd
sincere thanks to all their wonderful rela-
tives, friends and neighbours for the love
and support extended in the loss of a be-
loved mother, grandmother and great-
grandmother. You have expressed your
thoughtfulness in many ways through your
prayers, cards, floral tributes and donations
to the V.O.N., Canadian Cancer Society, and
various other charities. Special thanks to
Pastor S. Alles for his comforting messages;
to the pallbearers and flowerbearers; to the
.E.LW. of Si. Peter's Lutheran Church who
prepared and served the luncheon after the
runeral service; to Hoffman's Funeral Home;
to neighbours and friends for food brought
to our homes. Also, thanks to Dr. Lam;
Homecare and the Y.O.N. nurses; and fami-
ly members who cared for mother at home
during her illness. Your kindness will al-
ways be remanbered by the family. ' 49c
FINKBEINER • I would like to thank eve-
ryone for cards, gifts, flowers and phone
calls. Also to my family for the support and
good food. To all who helped with -the e driv-
ing to the hockey games: Marilyn and Ken,
Jim and Donna, Mary, Randy and Nancy,
Randy and Vic key. Last but not least special
thanks to my Mom for the added bonus of
all her prayers.
14c- Charlene and Blair
HARRIS - A very sincere thank you to eve -
'yam for calls, visits. Sowers and treats
while in boapual and since returning home.
Special thanks to Rev. Hawley. Bev Robin-
son, Dr. Gans, acnes and staff at South Hu-
ron, to the girls who took me and brought
me home and the lovely dinner brought in to
me when I cane home. Thank you all sin -
14y. Chan
JORY - Our sincerest thuds to our family
and friends for the lovely ands and gifts we
received on our Fiftieth Anniversary.
14c Lee and Elsie
LIPPERT • I would like to thank the Credi-
ton ladies and family for the community
shower, and the gifts. Also to Lorna, Eleanor
and Lorraine for all their work and generosi-
74.
Lynda
LOUIE • Tbanka to our family for all the
planning and work, that they all put into
making our 50th Wedding Anniversary at
Grand Bend Legion so full of beautiful
memories. Thanks kids for the lovely patio
set Many thanks to all who joined us that af-
ternoon; also for cards, flowers, gifu, won-
derful memories for us to keep and enjoy.
Our thanks to Jerry Rader for preparing and
serving a lovely meal to family and friends.
14• Vema and Cancan
WILSON - The family of the late William
Wilson wish to express sincere thanks to rel-
atives, friends and naghboun for expre.s-
siaos of sympathy. floral tributes, memorial
donations, ands and food brought to our
home. Special thanks to C. Hackett & San
Funeral Home, pallbearers, Pastor Don Rog-
ers and those who contributed in any way in
making our reams bereavement more beara-
ble.
14• Helen and Paul Klanke and family
BECKER • Peacefully at home, with her
family, Vema Marie Becker (Oke) of Dash-
wood, 80 yeah of age. Beloved wife of the
lata Valentine Becker (1989). Loved mother
of Margaret and Claire Deichen, Bill and
Nancy Becker, Elaine and Howard Deters,
Barbara and Leslie Bucholtz, Eleanor Webb,
James and Diane Becker, Carol and Peter Ir-
win, Robert and Bonne Becker, his and Mi-
chael Gravel, Charles and Nancy Becker,
Jahn and Mary Becker, Randolph and Mari-
on Becker. Martin and Julie Becker. Also
loved by. 39 grandchildren. Predeceased by
sister Marjorie Heckman, and brother Rosa
Oke. Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman &
Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood. Funeral ser-
vice was held at St. Peters Lutheran Church,
Zurich, on Saturday, March 30, 1991 at 2:00
p.m. Burial at a later date in Exeter Ceme-
tery. Pastor Stephen Alles officiated. Memo-
rials to the Victorian Order of Nurses, Perth -
Huron Branch, or charity of your choice
would be appreciated by the family. 14c
MacLEAN • Since returning hone from
Victoria Hospital, a sincere thanks to all
who sent cards, gifu, telephone calls.
Thanks to Dr. Gans, Dr. Carey, nurses on
5th floor at Victoria Hospital.
14• Peg
MCCANN • Many thanks to everyone that
attended my surprise birthday party at the
Crediton Hall Sunday. Special thanks to my
family who organized it which was truly a
surprise. Also for cards, gifts, music for the
aftemoon and the lovely smorgasbord sup-
per. It is all very much appreciated and I will
always cherish the memories.
14• Sis
PYM • Sincere thanks to all for cards, visiu,
flowers and gifts which I received during the
weeks of my recovery since fracturing my
um. Special thanks to my family for their
T.LC.'ihe support of family and friends has
bean greatly appreciated.14c Grade
McLEAN • Harold E. (Bud) McLean in his
64th year, after a brief illness. At South Hu-
ron Hospital on Wednesday, Mardi 27,
1991, surramded by the love and support of
his family. Beloved father of two sons Fred
and Rose McLean of Brampton, Bruce
McLean and Judy MacDonald df Missisaau-
ga.Loving grandfather of John, David,
Louise and Adam. Dear loved brother of
William and Joyce McLean of Huntsville,
and Olive (Mrs. B. Edward) of Huron Park.
Special uncle to Wally and Mary Lou Beck-
er, and Sharon and John Bruls of Huron
Park, also a loving great-uncle to Shauna
and Shari Becker. Friends were received at
the Arch De kin Funeral Home, 289 Main
Street, North, Brampton where the funeral
services took place m the Chapel on Satur-
day at 11:30 a.m. Interment Brampton Me-
morial Gardens. Mr. McLean was a long
time employee of De Havilland Aircraft, a
member of the Retiree Association of De
Havilland and a member of Legion Brandi
167, Exeter, Ontario. As expresnots of sym-
pathy donations to the Canadian Cancer So-
.:clety were appreciated by the family. 14'
[HUR[N
EXETER
BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
Pastor -teacher Bob Drumm
• Sunday, April 7
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
10:30-11:00 a.m. Fellowship Time
11:00 a.m. Family Bible Hour
6:00 p.m. Communion Service
Nursery Available
Tuesday evenings »
7:00 p.m. Kids Club
7:15 p.m. Bible Study
All services are hetet at
Usbome Central School,
Huron St. E.
fib;414•
DIROETOIIY
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURC
68Family Street Bible Hou
235-2784
Minister: Rev. Mark B. Gaskin
Organist: Mss Carolyn Love
Sunday, April 7
11:15 a.m. Worship service
and Sunday School
Please nose new worship time.
'Nursery Available'
Everyone Wlebome
PEACE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
94 Orchard Street North
Exeter
Sunday, April 7, 1991
Pastor Larry Sbjkovic
8:30 a.m. Church Service
PYM • In loving memory of a dear husband,
father and grandfather, Howard Pym, who
entered into eternal test April 3, 198&
Memories of the apes you love
Still cast their gentle glow,
gr
To ace our days a� light our pato
Wherever we may go.
Always rentanbered with love by Grace,
Joan, Agin and family, Brian, Cynthia and
family, BWne and Matthew and Allan. 14c
SKINNER - In loving memory of our pre-
cious baby daughter, Stephaue-Lynn, who
passed away one year ago, April 5, 1990.
I think of the day you passed away,
There was little I could do,
But memories never fade away
For I always think of you.
To me you are very special
And I miss you more each day,
For the saddest day in my life
Was the day you passed away.
I think of you in silence
And often speak your name,
But all I have are memories
And your picture in a frame.
My heart still aches in sadness
And silent tan still flow,
For what it meant to lose you
No one will ever know!
You will always be our little hero.
Deeply missed and loved by Mommy and
Daddy. 14'
SKINNER • le loving memory d God's lit -
da a tram -Lynn. who passed away
AAppps7 1
'ITima will always be a heartache
And often a silent tear
But always precious memories
Of the days when you were bete.
Sadly missed and l sesmambered by
Rick. Paul, Josh and Jaden . l4c
SWEITZER • In loving matey of a dear
husband, Dad and Mihan Sweit-
r, who passed awe sly 1988.
loved We
who ed yon
Sadly miss you
As it dawns another year
In our toady hours thinking
llsoughu of
you ate ever near.
Loving romentbered anti sadly missed by
wife Eva, Sandra, Jim, Kelly and Kim. 27•
WARD • In manory of a dear husband, fa-
ther, grandfather and great-grandfather, No-
ble Ward, who passed away one year ago,
April 2, 1990.
We think of you in silence
We often speak your name
All we have are memories
And your picture in a frame
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our silent tears still flow
For what it meant to lose
No alhe will ever know.
Sadly missed by wife Ada Ward and all the
family. 14•
1OU
Friday,
/ April 5
saw
•.
Reception
for
Lynn Haygarth and
Stephen Miller
Sat., April 6
9 pm. - 1 a.m.
For information cat
236.4958
Buck and Doe
for
Brenda Pincombe
and Andy Vivian
Sat., April 6
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Lunch provided
For information call
229-6581
SKINNER - In loving memory of our dear
hole granddaughter and niece, ` -• anie-
Lynn, who passed away April 5, 1' ' 1.
T ough her smiles are gone forever
And her hands we cannot touch,
We have so many memories
Of the one we loved so much.
Her memories are our keepsake
With which we will never part,
God has her in his keeping
And we have her in our hearts.
y loved and remembered by Joe and
Rose Marie Regier and family. 14•
SKINNER - In loving memory of our dear
granddaughter, Stephanie -Lynn, who paned
away April 5, 1990, age one year.
Treasured thou of one so dear,
Often bring a silent tear,
Thoughts retumed to scenes long past,
Years roll an but memories last
Always remanbered and loved by Bev and
Elaine Skinner. 14'
SKINNER • In memory of aur nieoe-
anie-Lyon, who died one year ago, April 5,
1990.
If roses grow in Heaven,
I know they look their best,
They have such tender love and care,
Since God laid our Stephanie to mu-
ff roses grow in Heaven,
Could you pick jun one today,
And give it to our godchild from us,
She's missed in many ways.
Sadly missed and lovingly remanbered by
Aunt Maureen and Uncle Steve. 14
SKINNER • In memory of Stephanie -Lynn,
who showed us what courage was all about.
God knew that she was suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He closed her weary eyelids
And whispered Peace be thine.
Away in the beautiful hills of God,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Same time, some day, we know not when,
We will meet our loved one there.
Remembered by Aunt Marilyn, Untie Alan
and cousins Alarm, Jennifer and Christo-
pher. 14'
Gordon Auxiliary
j upcheon
Exeter
Presbyterian Church
Thurs., April 11
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
$6.00 per person
All you can eat
Tickets available at Anstett's,
Smyth Shoes & Feather Tick
50th WEddinq AtsNWERuay
• IN Hausa
REWARD
YOURSELF WITH
A TRIP TO THE BLUE JAYS
JUNE 15. Baltimore vs. Toronto top priced
tickets on 1st base line -lower level
$45.00 p.p.
devertem from Mes..riye Load.* Garde„, Lars.,
Gra.d need, Exeter. Coat... Searerth. Mitchell
FOR DETAILS CALL
ELLISON TRAVEL
OLDTOWNHALLugmmR
1-800-265-7022
or 519-235-2000
Everyone Welcome
Everyone Welcome
For more information please
call 229-8881
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
(Anglican)
Main Street at Gilley
Exeter
235-2565
Sunday, April 7
11:15 a.m.Hoty Eucharist
2nd Sunday of Easter
Rev. Greg Smith
Sunday School
Nursery aysi blela
Everyone Welcome
EXETER UNITED
CHURCH
Comer of James and Anckew St.
Ministers
The Rev. Richard W. Hawley
Mrs. Bev Robinson
The Rev. Grant L. Mills
(Minister Emeritus)
Director of Music
Ralph C. Topp
April 7, 1991, 11:00 a.m.
Second Sunday of Easter
Message: 'How do you say Good bye?'
11:00 a.m. Sunday Church Schiool
Courtesy Car - Elwood Truemner
Nursery Faciities available
Everyone Welcome?
EXETER PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
870 Main St. S.
Rev. Don Rogers
Youth Pastor - Rev. Kevin Rogers
C.E. Direbtor - Mrs. Verona snider
Sunday, April 7
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
7:00 p.m. Evening Service
Nursery available for al services
Everyone Welcome
EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
187 Huron St. W. Exeter
Pair Rev. Kevin Rulledge
235.2861
Sunday, Aprl7
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
1100 a.m.Worship
700 p.m. Evening Fellowship
Wednesday 7 p.m. Family Night
Everyone Motown',
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East, Exeter
Minister
REV. HENRY VAN ESSEN
Sunday, April 7
10:00 a.m. Worship
11:10 a.m. Sunday School
Nursery tradeable
7:30 p.m. Prayer for Crops and Industry.
EXETER CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Main 9t. No.1
• Clerk
Albert Vandertaan
235-003
Worship 9crvioes
10:00 a.m.
2:30.m.
NurseryipiveII s
Everyone Welcome
Sunday Radio
CKNX NO 10:306.M.
tally T.V.
Faith 20 Global 800 a.tn.
There is no plaoei Apt of Jaws
for t odvirop the s Diet porplbx
a►r MOOS.
Everybody welcome
SKINNER - In loving manory of a dear
niece Stephanie -Lynn, who passed away 1
year ago,5, 1990.
God gave you as a gift but for only a short
while,
The sparkle in your eyes to the pretty little
smile,
The night of a pink rose,
The songs and prayers told,
And the lords you turned to god:
These memories we will hold.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by
Aunt hficlielle, Uncle Fred and cousin Tiffa-
ny. 14c
SKINNER • With fond and loving memo-
ries of ow dear, wee friend, Stephanie -Lynn
Skinner, who passed away ate year ago.
April 5,1990.
say that time hats everything,
We know that isn't so,
Because it hurts u much today,
As it did a year ago.
Thele will always be a heartache,
And often a silent tar,
But always precious memories,
Of the days when you were here.
Dear God - Out of your beautiful garden up
Perase pick a rose of pink - for SrepMnie,
with an lova
We miss you "litre lady". Love Darty,
Donnna, Craig, Kevin and Amber Lee. 14•
ROMAN CATHOUC
Our Lady of
Montt corms,
RR els, Parkhill
237.3590
SM. 7:30 p.m.
Sun. 1100 a.m.
Precious Bleed
Missies
Main St: at Gidey,
Exeter (Trlvitt)
Sun. 900 a.m.
Come and Worship with us
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
DoshwOod
Pastor
LARRY►KOVtC
7
0:60 a.m. el Eduoasion
11:60 a.m. M� whom wAtew
McGillivray
Township History
Book
Our deadline for written In-
formation for our book Is May
15, 1991. The deadline for
pictures will be September
1, 1991. After much thought
and discussion by the book
committees, a decision has
been made to have the
book in print by spring 1992.
Sesquicentennial celebra-
tions will be Civic Holiday
weekend 1992. Any infor-
mation can be sent to Lor-
raine E. Hodgins, R.R. S8,
Paikhll, Ont. NOM 2K0 (294-
8990),
2946990), any ooITW11 ttee mem-
ber, or the Mbaillivray town-
ship Office, RR 03, ANSA
ala, ax. NOM Ina;imea
•.
DON UMW!
Rig. 0 2392471
Gladys and Pat Skinner
April 6, 1991
An Open House will be held on
Saturday April 6 in honour of
Gladys and Pat Skinner's
50th Wedding Anniversary.
Relatives and friends are invited
from 2 - 4 p.m. at
the Ladies Parlour
in Exeter United Church.
Best wishes only please
You are invited to the
"Homecraft Division of the Exeter
Agricultural Society"
ation 01
Admission
$3.00 each
Saturday, April 6
10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 7
12:00 to $:b0 p.nl.
at the
South Huron District High School
$latah, Ontartb
MiGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP
HERITAGE DISPLAY
MCGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP HALL
WEST MCGILLIVRAY
Sunday, April 7
1 - 5 p.m.
Display of photos, collected for the township book.
Women's Institute Tweedsmuir Histories, Historical
items.
Continous slides, Book vouchers available
Bring your old McGillivray photos to be copied and
any information for the Historial book.
Everyone welcome
You are invited to the
"Homecraft Division of the Exeter
Agricultural Society"
ation 01
Admission
$3.00 each
Saturday, April 6
10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 7
12:00 to $:b0 p.nl.
at the
South Huron District High School
$latah, Ontartb