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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-16, Page 23• • Bob and Heise Patterson ate plowed to an- nounce the at• their dtn�Msr Lida Jew, to Richard 'Monies Handipon of Keswick. The maniage is to take paw on October 3, 1992 in lateen United Ghmrch at 3 p.m. 38e $4.*2.6442.4ffIff Ss, Shame and Rem Heal are happy to w- seence their tat Jaly 1 f, 1992 at the home of the beide in Medicine Hat, Al- berta. Sharon is the daughter of Mrs. Flor- ence Martine, Dashwood and the late Charles Martine. They will be hying in Milk River, -Aborta after the end of September. 38c 111 50th Anmham.ry 50th Amiiversary for Ralph and 7dancy Rowe. 'ilnaxi' family wish to invite friends, neighbours and relatives to an Open Haase at Ailsa Craig Recreational Centre, Sunday, September 27 from 1:30-4:00 p.m. Best wishes only please. 38c a] LUTHER - Jessica Luther, Calgary, is proud to introduce her new baby brother Ryan Thomas, 6 lbs., 11 au., born August 25, 1992 at Calgary Grace Hospital. Proud parents are Terry and Kathy,. Proud grand - paras are Ivan and Borrie Luther, Exeter, Alice Reiland*, Herten, Madame and Ted Bartlett, Bridgetown, Nova Soria Leat 6rs are Mn. Oresa Lather and rs. Delpha McMillan, both of Grand•Bend. 38c McIVER - Dan and Marianne arepleased to announce the arrival of their son Nathaniel Robert, boni on August 1, 1992 ai 10:12 a m., weighing 8 lbs., 1 or. Nathan is the fast • for Baty and the late Don- ald McIver of Hwsall,and the 10th grandchild for Mara and George 1Madronia of 2arich, Ontario. Thanks to Dr. Tawagi and Dr. Kealy and maternity staff of the Ot- tawa Civic Hospital. Thanks also to Dr. Jeshe! and his nursing Gaff in Path for their . excellau care. We appreciate all the piscine calls and flowers from hone. 38c MILLS - Barry and Nancy and big sisters Brittany and Lindsay are delighted to an- nounce the birth of Dustin Narcan, born on August 26, weighing 7 lbs., 14 ext. Proud grandparents are Norm and Barb Whiting of Exeter and Mac and Marjorie Milt of Whal- en Comers. Great grandmother is Mildred Thomson of Exeter. 38• NORTHOVER - Larry and Bedry are proud to announce the arrival of Levi Joseph gyne, bon September 8, 19an weitlbs., 9 on. A brother for Msniy, and Larry. Proud grandparents are Fred and Isobell Northover and Neil and Marion Brown, all of London. 38c REGIER - Ttm, Jaogui and big sister Ole- ryl are pleased to announce the early,but safe arrival of Matthew Ryan. Matthewas born at Clinton Pahhe Hospital on Septem- ber 3, 1992 and weighed 6lb12 au. Ma- thew is the 17th gramddstld s., Clare and Mary -Faye Regier of Zurich and aeomd granddmld d Barry and Pat Taylor of Clin- ton. He is the great-grandthlld d Warren and Veronica Annus, Robert Taylor and Grace Evans. Matthew is also the great- gre t-grandrhtld of Beatrice Yang. 38• ROBINSON • Derek and Joanne we proud to a®oamce the safe arrival of their first child, Scott Taylor, born August 31, weigh- ing 9 lbs., 6 ou. Spoiling privilegesgo to first time grandperenu rim and VelmaRob- imam, and sixth time grandparents John and Peta Branderboast, beth of HenalL A spe- cial thanks to Dr. Steed and the staff at Clin- ton Public Hospital. 38• SMITH - Rick, Katon and big sister Kendra ate pleased to wtemroe the safe arrival of AWNS Nicole. Allison was born August 28 and weighed 7 lbs., 10nes. A beautiful arani- vesary gift for Mammy and Daddy. Proud �p�ts ate Glen and loan Bridge of Bnneels and Mabel Smith of Blyth and lain Bridge d Brussels and e e Scum of Smatpth. Thai* you to Dr. Stand and the OB caning staff for ouch great owe. Special thanks to Jausne for her ogre with Kendra and to Paul and Karen for the wonderful welcome home supper. 38' WEIN • h's a girl, Pad and Jacqui (Hyde) ere happy to ere noaioe eine arrival of their fiat -bons. Ally's* Danielle arrived Satur- day, September 3 at 7:33 a.m. and in at a sultry 6 lbs., 5 on. Rad g r- ants are Wilmer and Louise Wein of Credi- ton and Jin and Mary Lou Hyde of Hassall. A sincere thanks to the staff of Victoria Hos- pital and for the support of friends and fami • ly. (insured). 38• �' .;�a:•.{•;� ��::' Vit: WHITE - Marguerite (Peggy) White of Remittal, Ontario, ce September 8, 1992. Peacefully, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamil- ton, Ontario, atter a short illness, in ber 72st year. Beloved daughter d the late Joseph B. White and Annie Wareing, formerly Cre- diton, Ontario. Dear sister of Kathleen Bus- aelie of Burlington, Ontario and Thoanii White of Creditcn, Ontario. Dear aunt of Ross Busaelle, Leanne and Paul Anthony, awe of Philip and larder Anthony. will also be missed' by her aunt Alma sus of Detroit, and uncle Sandford White of Windsor, Ontario and her many cousins. Predeoeaaed by her brother Kam White. 38• <•'<<:•s..'?{L,. CRONYN • I would like to thank my rela- tives and fried' for the visits, flowers, treats, cards and phone calls while I was in the hospital and since returning home. Thanks to Dr. Grainger, Dr. Lumens and nurses on the 4th floor, St. Josephs Health Centre. A special mention to Helen for her extra time and care span. Thanks to our family for all the meals brought in and all the euro care given. h was all greatly appre- ciated 38c Mary DENOMME - The family of the late Bob Dencmme wish to express our thanks to rel- atives, friends and neighbours for their many aas of kindness in the form of cards, phone calls, flowers, charitable donations, prayers, food gifts, and muchvisits. Spe- cial thanks to the nes of Villa for their loving care towards Bob over the past 2 1/2 yearn. Thanks to Father Begano for hit comforting words; to the pallbearers who wine Bob's friends and neighbours, the Pre ciao Blood C.W.L. for the lovely lunch and also the Hoffman Funeral Home. Your kind- ness will never be forgotten. 38• ELSIE - The family of the late Grace Elsie would like to express their appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for visits, cards, flowers, food and memorial donations during our recent loss. Special thank yen to Rev. Hilbom, Hoffman Funeral Home and the Ladies of the Grid Bend United Church. 38* .Lois and JesTWebbaad family ERSMAN - We would like to thank our family, friends and relatives for making our 50th Anniversary so special. As well we say thanks to the Gordon Auxiliary for the teach, and to everyone for gifts and flower. Our Golden Anniversary has been a special memorable occasion. 38* Cliff and Ba 40. MM. NcEmNTs Times -Advocate, September 16, 1892 Page 23 .sett MORLEY - While at University Hospital I would like to thank the demon, nurses, staff, Rea McKay, neighbours and relatives wbo sent ands, flowers and wishes. Special thanks to Jin and Danns Heilman for their ambulance service. Thanks also to Miss Un - da Robinson for her visits wink I was a pa- tient them. 38• Edwin PARSONS - We wish to thank our family. friends, relatives, neighbours for the chivar- ee pan yy,� flowers, gifu, cards and a meal at White Gammon, and the surprise visit fran brother Bob and Delores Parsons, Montreal on the occasion of our 40th Wedding Anni- versary. We sincerely appreciated your thoughtfulness. 38• Preyne and Alla: PREDHOMME • We would hie to express our appreciation to everyone who sent cards, flowers and gifts in honour of our 25th Wed- ding Anniversary. Thanks to all our relatives and friends who came from out of town to celebrate with us and also to all our friends and neighbours who sutetded our dance. A very special thunk you to all who sant food and helped out at the house and to Joyce Wilson for the beautiful address the wrote. Paul and I would especially like to thank our children for all the hard work and love they put into this celebration. You made our at u- versary a special and truly memorable ate. 38c Paul and Pat REiD • We would like to thank our many friends and neighbours for all the lovely flowers, cards, gifu, phone arils and for our - surprise parry; also our friends that invited us at for dinners. Special thanks to Rev. Barb and Doug Young. All these things made our 30th one to rtanentber. 38• Scott and Audtae ROBINSON • Oopal I missed the Exeter United Church Newsletter. A great big thunk you to everyone who planned and took pan in my appreciation night. A thank you to all who shared in my gift of luggage and the cheque for $500.00 will go toward a car phone. Thank you for all the wonderful gifts, letters, cards and best wishes. 38• Bev RUMLESKI (TiNDALL) • I would like to thank the ladies of ow commanity and Cen- tralia United Church for the useful shower gifts.I will treasure than always. 38,39• Marylou SKINNER - The family of the late Ina Skin- ner would like to thank their relatives, friends and neighbour for their expressions of sympathy shown during the loss of their deuly Loved mother. Speesal thanks for vis- its, Rowan, memorial donations, cards and for food sent to cur homes. A further mine - ciente is extended to Irene Richardson for her friendship and kind words and also to the ladies of rnville U.G.W. for the latch served after the service. Many thanks also to Dr. Steele, Dr. Judd and the staff of South Huron Hospital for their kind std compas- sionate are during mom's stay in the hospi- tal over the past several months. 38' SMALE • A special thank you to Dr. Swee- ney, Dr. Milier, nurses d St. Josephs Hospi- tal, Zurich Ambulance, Dr. Wallace and Mn. Visscher, Gari and the V.O.N. To my many friends std relatives, a betrdels thanks for the cads, visits, flowers, food and phone calls while in hospital and since returning home. An extra special thanks to my hal- berd and daughter who, without their help, I would not have made it. 38c Bela WIENDELS - The family of the late Ben Wiendels wish to express their sincere thanks to everyone who eau flowers, cards, food, donations, and request for utast and prayers, visits to the (metal bone, and m- preuions of sympathy during the lou of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Every- thing was gay appreciated. 38• Nelly and family BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH Huron Saner East, Exeter Minister REV. HENRY VAN ESSEN Sunday, September 20 10:00 am. Worship 11:10 am. Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Service Nursery aveileble Everybody tvubome Cane and Worship with us EXETER PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 870 Mein St S. Pastor Vernon Dean Assistant Pasbr Kean D. Rogers Sunday, September 20 8:90 a.m. Worship Servide 1090 a.m. Sunday School 1190 a.m. Worship Service 790 p.m. Celebration and Praise Service Wednesday 790 p.m. Family Night Prognnis for el apes. Nursery avYrbie for a1 senvioes 'A piece b mart God and a Marie • EMMANUEL BAPT18'T CHURCH 187 Huron et W. Dater Pasta Ran. Korth Rutledge 2114881 Setimist►, Sept 19 9A6 am. iodise Calla Hour Speaker: Ata Mary Robinson Sem y, SwMstbar SO 9:46 aim. Sunday $ohaoi 11A0 amMoordottwohipiship 7:00 ant Swains 77Fowl/flight &wens *Wpm DIREETORY EXETER CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Mein 8t North Pastor Rev. Suds Vander Meer 235-1723 Worship Services Seplef bar 20 10:00 am. Sunday School ages 3-4, during morning service. 7:00 p.m. Nursery Available Everyone Welcome Sunday Radio CJCS 1240 820 am. CKNX 9201030 am. Daily T.V. Faith 20 Globe, 630 a.m. A good attitude towards He begins wide gratitude leotards God.' TRIVITT MEMORIAL ANGLICAN CHURCH 284 Main &resat, Extoller, Ontario The Ran. Fay M. Patlwrson Fifteenth Sunday of Pentecost September 20, 1992 11:16 a.m. Foy Eucharist Sunday School Nursery Avalabls Everyone Welcome ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Dedevead PASTOR LARRY $TOJ OV C September 50,1992 990 am.. - CMMran 11A0 am. - WoOO Euwwns Worm ■ EXETER UNITED CHURCH Comer of James and Andrew St. Ministry The Rev. John C. Holborn The Rev. Grant L. Mills (Minister Emeritus) Diraobr of Music Ralph C. Topp September 20, 1992 - 1190 am. Pentecost XV Rev. John Hilbom Sermon: 'A Museum or a Zoor Jr. congregation apes 3-9 Courtesy car: Gord floss 235-2764 Everyone Welcome EXETER BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 920 a.m. Sunday School 1030-1190 am. Felowship Time 1190 a.m. Family Bible Hour 8:00 p.m. Communion Service Nursety Available Tuesday evenings 7:30 p.m. - Bible SWdy All services are held at 91 Orchard Sheet Eater Evayone Welcome For more Information please Mall 129-8881 CAVENPRESBYIERIAN CHURCH N Win Sliest South Allnislor: Roy. Ms* B. Gasitin September 20 bow 946 a.m. Worship Heroic, and Ordnegon 01 Wing Oder. erlanoh te lido aerobe. Enos 8a Wekarne WOLFE • I valid lips to thank ■y family and friends for .11 the silocislvisits, tteas, flowers, phone calls and cards while a pa - dam in St. Joseph's and South Hiroo Hospi- tals and for all the care since retarn- ing home. Thanks also to all the doctors and nurses for their kind and considerate are. It Wu all gray ,rcci rod Mae MWCANN - In loving mammy of a dear hus- band, father and grandfather, who passed away 1 year ago, Septanber 16, 1991. Ranemberieg you is easy, We do it every day, There will always be a heartache, And often a silent tear, But we raneinber the precious memories Of days when you were here. A special smile, A specall fare, - And a very special Sadly missed and alwamyrernartbered by wife Irate and family. 38c McCANN - In loving memory of ■ dear Dad, and Grandfather, Joe, who passed away 1 year ago, September 16, 1991. A Dad holds a special place in a daughter's hean they say, And Dad you hold a special place, today and every day, My love for you will always keep, It cannot fade, it lies too deep. My heart still aches u I whisper low, God bleu you Dad, we love you so. Loved and sadly missed by Patti. Dave and Nathan. 38c WOLFE • In loving manory of a dear hus- band, father and grandfather, Harold Wane, who passed away two years ago, September 13, 1990 You were always true and patient, Through the years you struggled on, And those hands that rest forever, Made the home that now is gone. Lovingly remembered by the Wolfe Fami- ly. 38' Party Rich f�Lather Fri., Sept. 18 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Lunch, music, fun Huron Park Annex CaII 228-6114 REGISTRATION for the 1ST HURON PARK BROWNIES Mon. Sept. 21 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at McCurdy Public School Finally I can take this Baby on the Road. Happy 16th Chad Love Mom & Dad, Angela Rebecca and Pamela The would 1 �a+� gird triodeto iota ash abtiNlrbar:9th lliormass 9rgg.119190119011 yOM at the Usti Yog�llr.Cadre, Ester Set oily Come and Join Seatorth Harmony HI -Utes Ladles Barbershop Chorus Perspective membership < night Tues. Sept. 22 8 p.m, Seaforth Public School For information call .sqh Assas i Heritage Quilt Show and Sale Sept. 16-20 10 a.m. to B p.rn. Lematon Heritage Museum H igwaay 21, a sem want or errand Bend Oar 130 puns on SepMy throUghout the museum pasdis both nor show ad sale Callao Won and tearoom. Workshops. Special feature: Donn Heritage Crossroads Quilt Collection Regular admission: Adult Om Senlor/Seuient 12.50 Children 11.25 For more bdbmrtlon: phone 2432600 LrMton Harting* Museum , 7 1 R.R. 2, Grand Bend, Ont t t r a �aVW1 Precious Blood Mission Cash Calendar Winners Week of Sept. 092 6 - 00033, Grog Rev Maim, Lacon, $50. 7 - 60720, David Wittington, 'Peterborough. $50. 8 - 01186, John Rempb, Dashwood, 850. 9 - 01154, Beth Madame, Crediton, 550. 10 r 04 4, Jeff Barnes, Se. ninnies. SS0 11 - 01499, Lynne Farquhar, Huron Park, S50. 12 - 00989, S. Pertachy, odi u 100. Best %Friss Mom anti Dation Your 40th Anniversary Sept.20, 1992 50th Wedding Anniversary Grace and Ray Morlock, August 29, 1942 -1992 Love and best wishes from your children Janet and Bruce, Jim and Nancy, Bob & Chris and Grandchildren A QUALITY MEMORIAL NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Local Rep. Jim & Donna Hoffman 114 Main Si., Dashwood 237-3763 1-800-265-2677 NELSON MONUMENTS Ltd. 8OO Includes GST PRICE INCLUDES TABLET: 20' long by 6" thick by 24" high in Mountain Rose or Grey granite BASE 26" long in matching granite with polished top. YOUR CHOICE of designs and letter- ing styles - Cemetery Foundation Extra - Other Granite Colours available at slightly higher prices Ea9 Join us at Exeter Fall Fair BINGO d' Sat., Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter TOTAL PRIZES $3500. 10 Regular games, 1 line $40, 2 lines $100. • Early Bird • Starburst Mini Jackpot #7 $50. Full card - $150. • Share the Wealth • Specials JACKPOT Letter H - $50, Full Card - $1150, 2nd full card $50. Due to licence regulations no one under 16 allowed to play Licence No. 0868381 DUPLICATE BRIDGE starting September 16,7:30 pan. at Exeter Legion. 36,37,(38)c EXETER FALL FAIR, South Huron Recreation Centre, Friday, September 25, Ambas- sador of the Fair competition, of Peter Marcie, Ham Auction: Saturday, Septem- ber 26, Craft Show Ak Sale, Per Bingo, poultry, livestock and hone Shows: Sunday. September 27, Step Dance Cosnpetidce, sheep, goat and horse shows. Fun for everryyone. 36,37,(38)c SINGLES DANCE, Sunday, Sananeber 20 at the Canadian Legion flail, Victoria Street, Wingh.m. Dancing 8-12. Music by the Wauanaires. No blue jeans. 36,37,38c "MANSION MURDER MYSTERY" et Grand Bend Legion, Saturday, October 24 from 7pm to 1 a.m. Play by Barbara Wheeidon. Dress in Hallowe'en costume. Harvest buffet diener, DJ sod doming. Tickets 340 each with 120 charitable to receipt available on iequaat. On sale in Exeter at Earl's Taxi and Ellison Travel; in Seaforth at Keating's Pharmacy in Reagan at Wiltia,u's Hair Styling; in God Bend et Barefoot Pedlar. Spon sand by Community Living, South Huron as a fund raiser for their work with those who are natally challayed in our local communities. 36-39c REGINNRR S WORKSHOP Neusall United (]lurch, booed by Huron County Branch Ontario 19, 9 am. tin 4:30 p.m. Registration $15.00 be- fore Saptatmba 11;111.00 after e 11. Forms available at Exeter library; Munici- pal as or 235.0523 and at Ron's Health Canter. Hensell. 37,38• TAKE RACK THE NIGHT, The Saoad Annual Huron Canty Women's March Against Violaha, Thursday, September 17, 1992. Starts a 700 pm., Court ,louse Park, Ooderioh. ` ionipouation an be anaryed. Call 1400-265-5506. 37,38c SOUDI HURON HOSPITAL Auxiliary Taag� Day, October 1, 2, 3, Exeter area. Be sen emus and support your hoopla'. For infoamad in phone 2284718 or 235-0780 38- (40c) THE ARTHRITIS IOCIZTY. September L Arthritis Moab. Yes, 1 want to bel sop port a rematch. Mail domains to: Bank d Montreal. 6 Ontario Sr, G 3andS,3 d, 140M ITO. LADIES COFFEE HOUR, September 19, 9;45 a.m. Speaks Mrs. Mary Robinson fa - aures skills with scarves. Bring a scarf and mirror. All ladies welcome. liimnanuel Baptist Church, Exeter, 235 2661. 38c CENTRALIA UM' iE8)CHURCH First Amwal Pink Balloon Croft and Bake Sate, Sat gsudsy, Oaths, 3, 9 a.mt: 12 noon. Bike table, knitted items, fuh pond, crafts coffee acid ins. Mush more. Everyons welcome. 38,39,(40c) DIABETES AND i•'OOTCARE imponasoe and what to check for. Come out September C Nogg , � Rdodtmed Church. Primness Street. [hada Kaiglat, ommeusiry i