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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-04-14, Page 7ATTENTION LOT OWNERS 4 The New Haven Spring Cash Back Offer Ends April 30 The Champlain HOMES Your Lot. Your Dream. Custom 8uitt.e • Free site inspections at your lot • Custom design --your plan or ours • Full basetinenf with full 'eight insulation • Forced air heating • Maintenance free eavestroughs • 10 year warranty • Fresh air systems THE WINGHAM MODEL HOME AND DESIGN CENTRE EAST ON HWY. 86 1-300-265-3040 OR (519) 357-2444 FIolhbbeso vantage - Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dietrich tend Mr.,and Mrs. Norman Tait :ere pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their -children Irene Martina and ;Robert 'Norman at Our Lady of Mount Cannel Church on May 15, 1993. Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown of Grand Bend are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Ju- lia Dianne to Stephen Mau- rice McIntyre, son of Kay Tripp, Centralia and Andy McIntyre, Huron Park. The wedding will take place on April 24, 1993. Reception to follow at the Oakwood inn, Grand Bend. Exeter UCW evening unit see slides of 'Europe EXETER - The Exeter U.C.W. evening unit met April 5 with Grace Drummond presiding. Thir- ty-seven members answered the roll call by "aging, playing..say- ing or paying a looney to Grace. It was decided to use this money as well as the tea money to buy a new piano lamp. Plans for the smorgasbord ' are well underway and Audrey Mac- Gregor asked for donations of food and help. The April event will be in Brussels April 26 and Westminster weekend is May 28-30. Plans to go to Stratford on June.8 to see "Gyp- sy" were announced. - Helen Coates' group conducted devotions. The Faster Story was portrayed after which each member lit a candle as Ada Dinney sang "Just One Liule Candle". Coates shosvedi a. aided aah fier illy, to Eu- rope last fall and the meeting closed with light refreshments and tea served by Leona Morley's group. Koekkoek - McLellan Robyn McLellan, daughter of Merle and Ken McLellan of Kippen and Dan Koekkoek, son of Frank and Gail Koek- koek of Cookstown were unit- ed in marriage October 24, 1992 in Schomberg. Maid of honour was Jill Kipfer, .sister of the bride and jr. brides- maid was Maegan Kipfer, niece of the bride. Best man was Dave Creces of Sudbury, friend of the bride and groom. Usher was Jamie Koekkoek, brother of the groom. Robyn and Dan are now residing in Bradford. • • P4MH,Y limps -Advocate, April 14,1993 Page 7 Thames Road UCW learn information about Chernobyl By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - The April meeting of the U.C.W. was held last Monday. Diane Jeffery wel- comed everyone and gave the theme "I Am the Resurrection" and an Easter Call to Worship. Kay Hodgert introduced Dorothy Chapman of Exeter who spoke on "Chernobyl Nuclear Plant Explo- sion" Chapman visited Russia late last year and she gave a very infor- mative presentation, including pic- tures she had taken. The Usbome Guild consisting of Jean Hodgert, Ray Cann, Ken Dun- can, Harry Jeffery and Bill Rohde played several pieces of toe -tapping music which was much enjoyed. Judith Parker welcomed everyone and opened the business part of the meeting with a poem "Dirty Dishes". Margaret Stewart spoke about the Pork Barbecue which is to be held on Sunday, August 22. Groups W and U. served a deli- cious lunch and beverage which brought a very interesting and in- formative meeting to a close. Good friday evening church service Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of the Good Friday Church Service. He read from John 19:1-5 and then he gave the Meditation "The Crown of Thorns" and the "Purple Robe". The Moir sang "Blessed Redeem- er" accompanied by the organist Erin Kraftcheck. Sunday church service A good crowd attended the Easter Church Service on Sunday morn- ing. The choir sang "Sadly the Bells are Tolling" and "Easter, Easter" accompanied by the organist Agnes Bray. Joan Morgan, Jackie, Heather and Paul looked after the Lenten Triad. The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Christ Arose" and Rev. Allsop told the children's story "The Difference Between Christ- " roes and Easter". His sermon was entitled "The . Weddiv►g Flowers drttrodut+ 4,3ao. u1eQ owail.ablL itvftuh or artificoL w*todiiionoL,c .uai thou' hr•�rot*, • • rw two touici tvr cwr,4$ f. 4an Q, • i twt5- Car*, • vc�vxCupua+�Qlts O'Ppt � .b'+h+',cW�+nut' ✓ Aower*.tt{CL All oro. Sot. • •IhG p r 41ont* t Q7ult?a b bo .00 5 @$36 CL . i o5.0o 6 bCutti v itfth�- 6(MrvtaM., t�ohchc., 2 Okr.Ar, s05.e .,. 2 coo &f.A - Mottle es416.eA.• Rico 2- ciAmokamartopmeitat437.Gota--- -61:9. r Tiiih iradJ4 a t:avt•Ll owed. o►. . 4 *oo to botutlottivihilonJ at no tJ tm— ce+oA re,. r `er 3oQo • couNTr( rLOW?5'�r • IMINtaiateot /l. • 2- -2..350 • • • • • .. 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Com- munity Centre, an evening of come- dy and musical revue with M.C. Leon Paul. A free will offering is to benefit St. Paul's community out- reach program. A combined choir of singers from the area will present an Easter Can- tata on Sunday, April 25 at Central- ia U.C. at 8 p.m. On May 13 the E.T. Loonie Tunes are going swimming at Kicks from 4-5 pan. There will be a pizza and movie night which will be announced later. Personals Kay Morley, Glenn and Dorothy Jeffery, Bill and Rhoda Rohde called at the Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell on Wednesday evening to pay respect to their cou- sin, the late Isabella Ladbrook. Barbara Miller of Toronto spent the holiday weekend at her home here. Dave and Donna Van Allen, Ra- chel, Tyler and Sarah of near Kitch- ener spent Sunday with Floyd and Margaret Stewart. Calvin Rohde of Centralia, Doug and Judy Rohde, Kathy, Karen and friend, Exeter, Glenn and Marilyn Rohde, Dan and friend were Sun- day guests with Bill and Rhoda Rohde. 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