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Times -Advocate, April 17, 1991
Benoit - Denham
On October 6, 1991, Marlyn
Leona Denham and Bernard
James Benoit were united in
marriage at Kirkton United
Church. Rev. Bill Jones officiat-
ed. Martyne is the daughter of
Mrs. Doris Denham of Exeter
and the late Ronald Denham
and Bernard is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Benoit of Appin.
The maid of honour was Debbie
McLellan, Belmont, friend of
the bride. The bridesmaids
were Brenda Denham and Lyn-
da Denham, London, sisters of
the bride and Nancy Denham,
Seaforth, sister-in-law of the
bride. The best man was Tim
Benoit, Glencoe, brother of
groom. Ushers were Chris Be-
noit, Glencoe, brother of the
groom, Wayne Denham, brother
of the bride and Joe Swambay,
Waterford, friend of the groom.
Leanne Burgin was organist
and Cheryl Meyer, Waterloo,
sister of bride and Reta Caw,
Appin, sister of groom were so-
loists. The reception following
was held at Kirkton Woodham
Community Centre. The couple
honeymooned in Quebec City
and now reside in Listowel.
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Kobe - Jac
Debra Jacobson and Trevor
Kobe were united in marriage
February 2, 1991 at St. Luke's
Chapel, London. Rev. Clare
Wideman officiated. Dinner and
reception followed at the Shera-
ton Armories Hotel. Debra is the
daughter of Ken and Eileen So-
merton, London and Trevor Is
the son of Don and Janet Kobe,
Grand Bend. The happy couple
is living and working in Toronto.
Meat draw
winners
EXETER - Winners of the April
13 Exeter Legion meat draw
were: Joe Campbell, steaks and
chuck; Bill Duhart, pork chops;
Dorothy Reynolds, steaks and
chuck; Janet Chambers, roasts,
beef and ham and Bill Medd,
mystery draw.
LIQUIDATION
GB Golden Age club
holding euchre party
By Annie Morena
GRAND BEND - Eleven ladies
attended Bible study Tuesday at
Sauble Court.
With Doris Peebles as discus-
sion leader they studied James
2:1-13, from the "Faith in Action"
book.
No man lives to himself, much
less the Christian as he nibs shoul-
ders with people about him. Our
attitudes, actions and reactions to
others constantly need to be
checked. As our faith operates in
response to the needs and pres-
sures of society, God will be
achieving His goals within us.
The Bible study group express
sympathy to the family of one of
our long time members, Vera
Brown, who passed away last
week. Her funeral servize was
Thursday from T. Harry Hoffman
funeral home.
The afternoon unit of United
Church Women met at the home of
Vera Rempel in Grand Bend last
Thursday afternoon.
Vera was in charge of worship
and program. She read scripture
from Matthew, and showed a vide-
otape of the Holy Land, much en-
joyed by all. The hymn My fathers
world was sung.
President Lorcen Gill conducted
business. Nineteen ladies answered
roll call on What does spring mean
to you? Bertie Keyes reported on
attending the London Conference at
Sault Ste. Marie.
The ladies discussed having a
church supper for men on May 7.
Lunch was served by Laura Fle-
welling and Jean Cassidy.
Grand Bend Golden Age Club
will be having a Seniors euchre par-
ty tonight, April 17, at the Legion
at 7:30 p.m.
Riverview Women's Institute
AILSA CRAIG - It was grand-
children's day at the April meeting
of Riverview Women's Institute.
Gertrude Rosser officiated the
programme and her granddaughters
Allison and Megan Daigle enter-
tained the group with piano solos.
Mary Rees presented each of the
girls with a plate of "goodies".
Rosser read a scripture passage
from Galatians Chapter 6 and then
explained the motto People are like
fire, they take on new life when
stirred a bit.
Leona Hughes, president, presid-
ed for the business meeting. Lorna
Priestley and Jean Lee offered to be
delegates at the District Annual of
Middlesex North Women's Institute
at Poplar Hill Baptist Church on
May 16. Margaret Wilson is going
to the Riverview's History Books to
another McGillivray Township
Heritage Display.
Priestley read the slate of officers
for 1991-92: honorary president -
Esther Craven; past president - Le-
ona Hughes; president - Evelyn
McNaughton; secretary - Marg
Wilson; treasurer - Jean Lee; dis-
trict director - Leona Hughes;
branch directors - Marie Campbell,
ApriIl7-20
9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Yarn - craft supplies - fabrics - wood
citizenship and legislation -
Gerirude Rosser, education and cul-
tural activities - Ruth McCallum;
family and consumer affairs - Mary
Sutherland, and international affairs
- Jean McKichan.
Riverview W.I. will meet again
with 4-H members, their leaders
and mothers at 7:30 p.m. on May 6
in the Masonic Hall.
Caven PCW
EXETER - The regular meeting
of the Caven Presbyterian Women
was held in the church basement on
April 8 with 14 members present.
Poems and readings form the
books written by Helen Steiner
Rice and Bob Shrier of Goderich
were read.
The ladies decided to cater to a
banquet at the Recreation Centre on
May 22.
Jean Gladding spoke to the ladies
about the different programs availa-
ble from the Town and Country
Homemakers. Many new services
are available now.
A moment of silence was ob-
served in memory of a member Ila
Moir who recently passed away.
Ladies were invited to join the
new Bible Study being given at the
church on Tuesday evenings.
A grocery quiz game was played.
Lunch was served by Learn, Har-
ness and Webster.
Andrew Kirkland Brenda Kirkland
BA, CA BBA, CA
Andrew and Brenda successfully completed their Uniform Final Ex-
aminations for Chartered Accountancy and were admitted to mem-
bership in the Institute of Chartered Accounts of Ontario on Novem-
ber 29, 1990. Andrew is the graduate of Forest Heights collegiate
institute, Kitchener and the University of Waterloo. Brenda is a grad.
uate of Rockway Mennonite collegiateinstitute Eastwood collegiate
Institute and Wi%rfd -yed with De-
loitte and Touche chartered accounts and Brenda by Landfords Inc.
of Guelph. Congratulations from your parents, Malcolm and Mary El-
len Kirkland and Irvin and Elaine Cressman and your families of
Kitchener. We are very proud of you.
hurch of God
GRAND BEND - Family, friends
and neighbours of Pearl Chamber-
lain gathered together in the church
Sunday School rooms to honour
Pearl as she celebrates her 90th
birthday, April 16.
The 60 people who came out fol-
lowing the evening service enjoyed
birthday cake, ice cream and good
fellowship with Pearl. Pearl came
to Grand Bend 32 years ago "tem-
porarily" with her husband who
came to Grand Bend to build boats.
The congregation thanks Pearl's
family and friends who worked
with the ladies of the church to
make this a very special evening.
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