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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-10-16, Page 7PJ4M1LY Times -Advocate, October 16, 1991 Page 7 Snider - Ta of Dawn Taylor, daughter of Stew and Betty Taylor, Kippen and Brad Snider, son of Rus- sell and Verona Snider, Exet- er were united in marriage on September 14, 1991 at the Kippen United Church. The bride was attended by maid of honour Sandy Wallace, friend of bride. Bridesmaids were Debbie Taylor, sister of bride and Brenda Snider, sis- ter of groom. The groom was attended by best man Dean Smith, friend of groom. Ush- ers were Nick Littlechild, and Dave McDonald, friends of groom. Following a honey- moon to Pennsylvania, Brad and Dawn will reside in Exet- er. Thanks to everyone for making this day wonderful. Photographer Gary Walden Elliott - Johns Ron and Jean Elliott are pic- tured here following their wedding September 7, 1991. Jean is the daughter of Don- - ald and Marjorie Johns of RR2 Staffa. Ron is the son of Roy and Shirley Russell of RR1 Mitchell, and the late Harry Elliott. Matron of hon- our was Katie Bancroft, friend of the bride. Brides- maids were Sally Johns, sis- ter-in-law of the bride, Brenda McDonald, friend of the bride and groom and Susan Horan, sister of the groom. Best man was Stephen Elliott, brother of the groom. Ushers were Jim Smith, friend of the groom, Paul Elliott, cousin of the groom and Robert Johns, brother—Of the bride. Flower - girl was Victoria Johns, niece of the bride and ringbearer was Craig Elliott, nephew of the groom. Following the cer- emony, guests were wele- comed at the reception at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. The couple honey- mooned In Montreal and eastern Ontario and now re- side near Exeter. We would like to thank our families, rel- atives and friends for sharing in our celebration of love. Jean and Ron kik ' CIAL 4 Open Year Round Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. to Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Books, magazines, newspapers, local and international sports cards. Games and puzzles 20% Off Selected Hard Covers Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphries of Grand Bend are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Tina Gail to Martin J. Kelders son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Kelders of Grand Bend. The wedding will take place on October .j9, 1991. Forthcoming marriage - Erle and Mona Hamilton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Nancy Katherine to Dean Leslie son of George and Donna Hindmarsh. The wedding will take place Octo- ber 19, 1991 at 3:00 p.m. at Zion United Church, Crediton. Open reception to follow in Lucan. ` �&3•:43r:::t. Varna's Country Charm is overwhelmed with Local response VARNA - Helen and Ester of Country Charm were overwhelmed with the response to their Fifth An- nual Open House. Many drove quite a distance and commented on the lovely fall colours on their way. Winners of the door prizes were Mary Anne Hayter of Varna, June Cooper of Kippen and Louise Wein of Crediton. Stan Lee Club members are re- minded of the Fall Rally to be held in Clinton Legion Hall on Tuesday, October 22. Registration is from 12 noon to 1 p.m. Fee is $3 each. If you would like a ride contact Anna Keys at 263-5360. The Stanley Township Rec Com- mittee is holding their first "Chil- dren's Christmas Cabaret" Friday, November 29. The dance is from 7:30 to 11 p.m., $10 a family or $5 a single which includes hot dogs. There may even be .a special guest from the North Pole. Ivan and Marg McClymont once again decorated the Varna Church for Thanksgiving Sunday with all their harvest. Special music was by the choir which sang "Bountiful Harvest". Flowers were placed in the church in memory of Fern Bak- er who passed away one year ago. Sunday, October 20 there will be no church service in Varna as it is Goshen's 122nd anniversary at 11 a.m. so join in on theil celebration. Wednesday, October 23 Goshen is having their Fall Turkey Supper. There will be twp sittings at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. For tickets call 565- 2124 in advance. The Huron Perth Presbyterial U.C.W. Program with the theme being "Faith and Fun in '91" will be held Monday, October 21 at 7 p.m. in Londesborough United Church. The Trends Group will meet Thursday, October 17 at 7 p.m. at Brucefield Church. The Varna 4-H members had their second meeting on October 7. They decided on a name for the club which is "The Varna Milk Maidens". They discussed the vitamins found in milk and checked out the 1 different milk labels. They made vegetable pizza with loads of cauli- flower and broccoli. They plan to visit the Deuschle's Dairy Farm on October 21. Wayne and Joan Beierling and family hosted a Thanksgiving Din- ner on Sunday with 27 family members attending. 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This year marks the first time boys have joined the club so every- one is hoping they will have a good time and encourage others to join. Each week, two people will be making a type of food with milk in it for the club to sample. There will be a total of six meet- ings, the next one being Monday, October 28 at the home of Karen Kinsman. For more information call 237- 3606. Wedding F l owe iAs JoAnne Dlnney Call us... we are the professionals COUNTRY FLOW CRS • 'AI ni7111 ;trce•t • eKeter • 235-2350 Why Walt For the New Year? Make your weight loss resolution now. Beverly Hills can help you lose all the weight you want Ask Paul Bossenberry BOenal Paul lost an amazing 68 lbs. since Joining the Beverly Hilts Prollaun You can be a part of operation "Fresh Start" taw— —ss MNMNil MINMI 95 Lose all the Weight your want per week Full programs only. Limited Time offer 1 1 1 1 1 L OM MI MN MN ...I UM N MI — N NM NM — 1.1 How Does Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic Measure Up? 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In the former, the body is taken quite soon atter death to be cremated, with no memorlafzation nor any personalized recognition of the death. In the latter, time is allowed for memorial services and other selected phases of a full-service funeral. Our experience has been that in certain syuations, cremation may be a sensible option to consider - butj 1direct crema- tion. As funeral directors, we have found that grieving rela- tives and friends can comfort each other best when they are gathered to pay their respects. Cremation without these ser- vices may deprive the survivors of this healthy stage of the grief process. Survivors in a direct -cremation situation will often tell us of their regrets for taking the "quick -and -easy" way out. Some- times they have even been upset with us for not pointing out the need for more memorializatlon. We have information about cremation and other aspects of fu- neral service. If you would like to talc about 1, please call us or stop by. BOB FLETCHER ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION (incorporated) FUNERAL HOME Phone 235-1220 Dashwood 4-H club holds first meeting DASHWOOD - The club mem- bers of the 4-H "Milk Makes it Bet- ter" club had their Cost meeting on Monday. Their leaders are Karen Kinsman and Lynn Alderdice. Club members consist of: Kim Palsa Donna King, Michelle Kinsman, Jeff Kinsman, Richard Kinsman, Milenda Hovius, Krista Gass, Jen- nifer Ardnal and Kerri Hartman. Ai the meeting they made vegetable pizza and talked about milk foods and why they are important. Elections were held with the fol- lowing results: president Donna King; vice-president Milenda Hovi- us; secretary Michelle Kinsman; press reporter Kerri Hartman. This year marks the first time boys have joined the club so every- one is hoping they will have a good time and encourage others to join. Each week, two people will be making a type of food with milk in it for the club to sample. There will be a total of six meet- ings, the next one being Monday, October 28 at the home of Karen Kinsman. For more information call 237- 3606. Wedding F l owe iAs JoAnne Dlnney Call us... we are the professionals COUNTRY FLOW CRS • 'AI ni7111 ;trce•t • eKeter • 235-2350 Why Walt For the New Year? Make your weight loss resolution now. Beverly Hills can help you lose all the weight you want Ask Paul Bossenberry BOenal Paul lost an amazing 68 lbs. since Joining the Beverly Hilts Prollaun You can be a part of operation "Fresh Start" taw— —ss MNMNil MINMI 95 Lose all the Weight your want per week Full programs only. Limited Time offer 1 1 1 1 1 L OM MI MN MN ...I UM N MI — N NM NM — 1.1 How Does Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic Measure Up? These components recommended by Canadian Research for Safe & Healthy WLoss soblem • Medically Supervised Dining Out No • Consulting Physician, RN's • Eat Regular Foods & RNA's on staff • Minimum 1100 Calories • Guaranteed Results (or more depending on • One to One Counselling BMI) CALL Ts NM YNII MEE CTATIIN Valu Mart Plaza, Exeter 235-3355 * Beverly Hill. Weight LOS. Clinic Ifo. b not s.eocl.t.d with nor resembles the Beverly Hill. 01.1 Book. * 43 Locations To $ rvo Tout • r. Big Big Selection .4 j Wanted or Unwanted Wigs Make Up Lot's of Choice 1 H ENSALL Ron's Health Centre 01/114* 4