HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-06-03, Page 7Children's Day service
at Crediton UC, Sunday
CREDITON - Members of the Sunday School of
Zion United Church in Crediton will be
in charge of Sunday's Children's Day
service at 10 a.m. .
A special puppeteer will be helping
to conduct the service with stories from
the Bible. A pot luck lunch will follow.
This past Sunday morning, the St.
Marys Children's choir entertained for
the annual anniversary service. The
guest speaker was Rev. Craig Railton
of the United Church 'of Canada: He
spoke on "Stewardship".
Choir practice is cancelled for this week.
Members of the Explorer and C.G.I.T. groups
will provide the program for Thursday
night's regular meeting of the United
Church Women at 8 p.m.
A second lawn sale of the season will
be held at the church Saturday morning
starting at 8.30 a.m. It will be held in
conjunction with family yard sales on
King street south and north.
The youth group of the church will
hold a meeting Sunday night at 7 p.m.
Vacation Bible School is set for July
27 to 31.
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STAFPA - New president, Joyce
Miller presided for the May meet-
ing of the Staffa Women's Institute,
held in the township hall last
Wednesday evening with 13 mem-
bers present.
Miller opened the meeting with
the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect and a reading "The Little
Country Things".
Everyone answered the roll call
by naming a good thing in life that
is free.
During business Margaret Kemp
and Margaret Daynard volunteered
_-to-Set up the Institute's display at
Mitchell Fair on Treasures from the
Past.
Kay Smale reported on the Dis-
trict Annual held recently at St.
Paul's with over 80 in attendance.
Doris Miller and Roberta Tem-
pleman were In charge of a silent
auction of plants, and crafts which
realized over $40 for a project to be
decided on.
The meeting closed with a social
hour when lunch was served by Lil-
lian Douglas and Grace Kerslake.
Hibbert United Church held a
sale of clothing, furniture, dishes,
crafts and baking on Saturday, with
a good response from the public.
Personals
Chuck and Dorothy Ebel, Gode-
rich visited on Sunday with Rob
and Bev Templeman and family.
'Graduate - Lisa Ziler received
her Business Accounting di-
ploma from Fanshawe Col-
lege,, London, Ontario June,
1992 and is presently em-
ployed at Delta Faucet Cana-
da, London. Lisa is the
daughter of Lawrence and
Madeline Ziler, Dashwood.
Congratulations Lisa from
your family.
Graduate - On May 30, 1992,
Trevor Larry Ratz graduated
from Wilfrid Laurier University
in Waterloo, Ontario -where he
received an Honours Bache-
lor of Arts Degree in Econom-
ics with Finance and Account-
ing Option. He has accepted
a position with Arthur & An-
derson & Company;--Char-
tered
ompany,..Char-
tered Accountants in Toronto,
Ontario. Trevor is a Grade 13
graduate of South Huron Dis-
trict High School. Sincere
congratulations from your
family and friends!
Exeter Dining
for►Seniors
EXETER - Approximately 60
Seniors enjoyed a delicious dinner
at Dining for Seniors on May S.
Jean Hodgert played keyboard.
Ben Charier was a guest from Mon-
treal. Four draw prizes were won
by Jean Allen, Gladys Skinner,
Jean Roloson and Ed Roberts. En-
tertainers were Harriet Vander-
burght and Dianne Miller with
songs and guitar.
On May 12 Florence Finkbeiner
presided at keyboard. Draw prize
was won by Humphrey Arthur. Pat
and Grant led us in our sing song,
and games were played in the north
hall.
All were welcomed by Jeanne
Gladding on May 19. Josie Ryck-
man played i iWiliR - for the sen-
iors' listening plesire. Draw prizes
were won by Josie Ryckman and
Vera Mills.{ Flowers for the tables
were donated by Josie. Pat and
Grant led insong. Beryl Glenn and
Alma Langford were guests.
On May 26 four birthdays were
celebrated. Helen Roberts and
Grant Mills won the draw prizes.
Harry Shepard entertained with
dancing wood puppets accompa-
nied by his wife Ruth on keyboard.
4s of June 1 the Exeter Commu-
nity Adult Drop In will be changed
to Mondays from 9:00-1:00. The
Poor Boys Lunch will be held the
last Monday of the month.
On June 9 the Osborne School
Primary Choir will perform at the
dining programme. Como out and
join in these programmes.
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