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GRAND BEND - The ladles of
Ste Grand Bend Women's Institute
'Met Thursday with 15 mbntbers
and four visitors present.
-President, Donna Lovie, opened
the meeting with the Institute Ode
and the Mary Stewart Collect. Dor-
islBestard Bead the minutes of the
previous meeting.
The roll call was answered by
bringing an idea and article for a
Christmas craft.
Several items of business were
dealt with. A "Thank you" letter
was received from the Exeter Agri -
Golden Age
Club offers
Sympathy
GRAND BEND - Sympathy is
expressed to the family of the late
Mrs. Don (Ruth) Hendrick, who
passed away November 15. Daugh-
ters Audrey and Bob McKinley of
Clinton and Alma and Robert
Westlake, of Zurich, and their fami-
lies, also to Ruth's sister, Mrs. Janet
Desjardine. Following interment at
Grand Bend Cemetery, the United
Church ladies served lunch to about
90 relatives and friends.
Grand Bend Golden Age club
will be sponsoring another euchre
party tonight, November 25, 7:30
p.m. at the Legion. All welcome.
Saintsbury
by H. Davis
SAINTSBURY' - Communion
service was held at 11:00 a.m. Sun-
day . A time of fellowship followed
in the parish hall. Mary Jefferies
and Nadene Bedell were hostesses.
Sunday, November 29, St. Pat -
ricks will celebrate The Holy Com-
munion Service Advent 1 at 8:30
a.m. Year A. The readings will be
Isaiah 2:1-5, Romans 13:11-14, Re-
sponsive Reading Psalm 122, The
-Holy Gospel St. Matthew 24:36-44.
Parish Bible study will be held
-this week at the- home of Nadene
-Bedell at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The theme is "Seeking the Will of
God".
Personals
Earl and Marguerite Greenlee en-
tertained their family Friday eve-
ning, as Leslie was celebrating a
birthday.
Ron and Nancy Cunningham,
April, Tont, Charles and Kelsey, of
Mar, Micheal and Marylou Run -de -
ski of Mississauga, Robert and Lisa
Tindall and Mary Davis of Lucan,
Charles and Olive Tindall of Exeter
visited with Bob and Alexia Tindall
who were celebrating their wedding
anniversary along with Hob's birth-
day.
cultural Society. A donation was fe-
ted by the Children's Hospital.
The Huron County dairy queen for
1992 is Amy Terpstra, RR 3, Bras-
-Seth.
A Guelph area Women's Institute
made a challenge to Grand Bend
W.I. to collect at least 125 loonies
for F.W.I.O. headquarters. A min-
ute of silence was observed in
memory of recently departed mem-
ber, Ruth Hendrick.
The South District Annual will be
held at Elimville on May 20,.1993.
To honour the 90th anniversary of
the South Huron District, a meeting
featuring a speaker and entertain-
ment will be held in Dashwood on
'enuaty 5.
The December Meeting will be in
the form of a pothiek luncheon. A
draw will be made'on the quilted
tablecloth and there will also be a
cookie exchange.
Nola Taylor and 'Karen Woods
commented on the craft items. Ruth
McIntosh won the draw on a
stuffed goose.
This time of year can be filled with many commitments
and consuming tasks.
Why not start shopping early and come see us to make this
years gift giving a memorable experience.
On Thursday, November 26, 1992 from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Selah Family Books along with
The Exeter Christian School Society
is offering you time out to come and explore
a wonderful array of gifts for Christmas
or that upcoming special occasion.
1O% of the evenings proceeds will be donated to
The Exeter Christian School Society
J_tc..7rI FAMILY BOOKS
291 MAIN St EXETER
235-0571
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Annual
Christmas Open House
Te Steckfe Family invites everyone to
come and enjoy the cofourfutr
splendor Greenhouses
furl Poinsettias
Cyclamen, Azalea, Gloxinias,
Christmas Peppers
Fri. and Sat. Nov. 27 and 28,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 29 -1:30 - 5 p.m.
Refreshments
COME ANd CEIEbRATE IIIE SEASON WITIi US!
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R.R. 2 Zurich, 565-2122
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1' shortie CS Student Council
Members:of the llebome Central School council are well into
new exciting events for their school mates. Shown here are,
Szabo (left), rep Janette MacDonald, president Shawna Rowe,
secretary Jayne Ballantyne. Front row: rep Scott Skinner (!eft),
urer Lori Richardson and rep Jason Dykstra.
Grarrtan residents
enjoy "1949" play
GRANTON- Many Granton residents enjoyed the St. Marys Com-
munity Players presentation of "1949" by David French at the town
ha') last Wednesday evening.
The Anglican Parish Bible study group met on Wednesday atter-
noon at the home of Mary Jefferies and studied the Song of Solomon.
At the Si Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday, Rev. Stephen
Emeryu's message was about how Paqul caome to know Jesus Christ
through Devine Intervention. Robert Parkinson read the lesson and led
the prayers of the people.
At the Granton United Church on Sunday. Pastor Normalie Voakes'
sermon wsa entitlekjd "the Once and Future King". The choir sang the
anthem "The Lord shall reign forever.'
Granton WI
Margaret Oakley hosted the Granton Women's lnsitute last Tuesday
fternoonwhen ihe.program topic was Citizensh and Legislation and
the nalfaialf-wale.aaswered-by--a.c ustofmzn.another enirnrr alert gits
for the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario.
'The mono was "Not everyone can do dgrea things, but everyone can
do small things in a great way."
The guest speaker was Biddulph councillor Paul Wallis who talked
about water, roads, libraries, etc. and answered questions.
Olive P. Hodgins read a poem "Two kinds of people" and an article
about a good Canadian. Margaret Oakely concluded with three read-
ings Three Good Things and Thankful for What, also God is Good.
Muriel Lewis opened the meeting and read about Autumn. During
the usual business a donation was made to the Granton 4-H club #1.
Ciel Pet Grooming
in association -with
Critters Corner
is pleased to announce the opening of its
pet grooming salon.
Mon., Tues., Wed. by appointment only
235.0251
their new year planning many
back row: classroom rep Sara
vice-president Jenn Cass and
rep Jonathon Donkeman, treas-
Zurich Senior
Diners meet
ZURICH - The Zurich W.I. held
their monthly meeting last Monday,
with 14 present including two new
members.
After the opening, the Ode and
the Mary Stewart Collect, president
Bridget Groot and secretary Donna
Moore presided for the business.
What areas of waste in today's so-
ciety concern you most? - the roll
call, were interestingly replied to.
Next meeting, the Christmas meet-
ing will be on Tuesday, December
1 at the Dominion Hotel at 11:45
a.m. Members are asked to please
bring gifts for the Children's Aid.
In keeping with Remembrance
Day. iviauie Smith read a .poem ."I
stand alone a soldier proud", fol-
lowed by two minutes of silence.
The topic for the evening was 'Cul-
tural Activities:
Ina Neeb on the committee Intro-
duced the guest speaker, Carmen
Klaus Ives, Reflexologist, stressed
the necessities for good health. by
eating, fruits and vegetables and to
drink water daily.
Zurich WI
By Gertie Fleischauer
ZURICH - A good attendance of
seniors met last Wednesday. Tam-
my Antaya welcomed all diners. es-
pecially first time diners and also
-informed _everyone_ -of _upcoming
events.
A poem (Smiles) was give by
Tammy Antaya. A very successful
penny salt followed. Euchre and
solo games were enjoyed.
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