HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-03, Page 24Page 24
Times-Advoosle, Moth 3, 1493
Marian Ritchie February meeting
Stab VMS afrecuss ipecial *detests
STAFFA - The February meet-
ing of the Marian Ritchie W.M.S.
was presided by kobena Temple-
man, the meeting opening with the
Beatitudes for Homemakers, fol-
lowed by a hymn and prayer with
Betty Lou Norris accompaning
the piano.
Alice Gardiner presented the
Worship service taking her scrip-
ture reading from Matthew 5. Her
meditation was entitled, A city set
upon a hill, followed prayer. The
offering was received and dedicat-
ed by Alice.
For the special number everyone
told of their interests and some-
thing they were doing this winter,
after which a reading was given "If
God went on Strike."
Lillian Douglas presented the
study book on the Middle East,
dealing with the facts and feelings
of many words associated with the
Middle East.
An invitation was accepted to at-
tend a dinner meeting with the
groups Britton twins on April 1 at
Listowel Presbyterian Church.
The group discussed the up com-
ing World's Day of Prayer hosted
by Hibbert United Church on
March 5 at 2 p.m. Edna reminded
everyone of the Presbytery annual
-ineetir,ig in .Knox Presbyterian
Church on -February 23.
Duplicate
Bridge
First
Edith Bowen, John Brinuiell
Second
Dorothy Linton, Marshal Dear-
ing
Third
Robert Drummond, Gil Northey
Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m.
Exeter Legion Hall
Preparations were begun for our
annual Good Friday pot luck din-
ner and meeting.
The women welcomed die 1st
Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Bea-
vers to Cromarty Presbyterian
Church on Sunday for theirennual
Scouting Sunday.
Rev. Lucie Milne welcomed
everyone and chose for her sermon
"A Gift Called Faith". The Cro-
marty Junior choir sang during the
service.
Scouts and Cubs participated in
Atte service by reading the scrip -
Mires, leading in the responsive
- treading and receiving the offering.
All first Cromany Cubs received
their Religion in Life Badges. The
presentation was made by Nancy
Dearing and Mike Leming (cub
leaders) and Rev. Milne. Leaders
for the beavers are Carol Bennew-
ies, Dan Bennewies, Roman Von
Lukawieck, Dale Simpson and Su-
san Simpson.
Leaders for the Scouts are, Nel-
aon Pullman, Linda Pullman, Twy-
Aa Waddell adn Paul Desloges.
banquet followed the service
misollieloburch basement.
Exeter Drop -
In Centre
March 1
Carpet bowling
3 games
June Hodgson, 3 wins, score 39
Ray Smith, 2 wins, score 31
Myrtle Gusso, 2 wins, score 29
Marion Dearing, 2 wins, score 17.
2 games
Ieleen Pullman, 2 wins, score 26.
Cribbage
- Stewart Blackwell
Low - Louise Wein
Ladies Break-Awa1
-111,MI:INTONE
m
Zion West United Church Women in Usborne Township have
completed one of their door prizes, a quilt, to be won April
3 at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Picture above are
some of the ladies involved - Marjorie Mills, Clarice Hem
and Olga Hern. Advance tickets only.
BUCKET SPECIAL
5pcs 01 Chicken
Now, pick up a 15pc. Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken
for only 13.99 plus taxes.
Dffarf,IIcch 7,.1993
Group committee chairman is El-
gin Dow*, Soesonry is Susanne
DowborroaliareclsValerie Soon.
A bountiful pot luck dinner pre-
ceeded the February meeting of the
Stalin Women's Institute on
Wednesday February 24.
M arjorie Drake hosted the meet-
ing at her home assisted by Freda
Kerslake.
President, Joyce Miller presided
for the meeting opening with a
poem, The Little Country Things
followed by the Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect in unison.
Ten members answered the roll
call by telling what they had ac-
complished this winter. Kay Smale
gave some housecleaning ups.
The upcoming 90th anniversary
was discussed. It was decided to
hold our celebration on the date
that Sudra Women's Institute was
orgoonzed ninety years ago July 13,
1903.
A committee was named to plan
the event, Joyce Miller, Esther
Smale, Freda Kerslake, Roberta
Templeman and Marjorie Drake.
They will meet the morning of
March 10 at the home of Roberta
to begin their planning.
Program for the afternoon was
Sing Say or Play, with a real varie-
ty, some good story telling, a con-
test on Canada. some old health
remedies and readings. Our hostess
showed us many of their gifts re-
ceived at their 50th wedding anni-
versaary. Joyce expressed her
thanks to all and -adjourned the
meeting.
Got a news tip.
235-1331
Dekiitte &
Touche
Chartered Accountants And
Management Consultants
64 Main Street Seuth, Seatorth. Ontario NOK
Phone: (519)527-1331 Fax (519)527-0338
Our team of seasoned professionals provide locorbusinesses with a fun
range of accounting, corporate and personal tax advisory services
Please contact Brenda Empey for more information
[1111iiiimati111111
Now is the perfect time to take advantage of
mid -winter price thaws and pocket big savings
ALL44ERCHANDISE ON SALE
Floor
Clearing At... 33-50' off
Samples
Fiat Furniture
ZiaFlooring and Window Fashions
235-0173 Main St.
Exeter