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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-05-19, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 19,1993 1 ;; N--) more ft, Forthcoming maniAge - Herb and Jennie Verbeek of Exeter are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Charlene Ellice to Richard Martin, son of Martin and Christine Herrewynen of Burlington. The wedding will take place May 22, 1993 at Second Christian Reformed Church of Toronto. They will reside at 101 Glenlake Ave., Toronto, Ontario M6P 1E3 Forthcoming marriage - Le- Roy and Barb Metoche and John and Sharon Bullock are pleased to announce the e of their Children T -and Arron. The f�•will take place et St. a Church, 3u- rich.at.3,p:m., May 29 1993. Open ceaepdon „to fallow. at South Huron Rec .Cerdrre, Ex- eter. Forthcoming dance - Alison and Eric together with their parents Norma and Doug Thompson of Parkhill and Melia and Bill Rammeloo of Grand Bend wish to an- nounce their wedding recep- tion May 29, 1993 at the Ail- sa Craig Recreational Centre. Open dance at 9:00 p.m. `W�rne� �1Ve Y> thoughts on isalonary'' societty 'I'Elit The PGsbyterian chUrC Wimte n:held *Meting* May 10 at Witch a tfitw- tea >04.• .: > .•:. :0S` Ili a ques- te f6gq!t,Mission- Society giv- ing their >; Donna 'Wended with aaeading on the Mtsionary Socie- ev. enderson Hfed : with yer and a social time followed hosted by Hazel Pryde, Margaret Strang and Rev. Henderson. Sl.af f a by Roberta Templeman STAPFA - Peggy Kerslake pre- -.sided for the May meeting of the Marian Ritchie W.M.S. held in the Cromarty church basement last Tuesday evening. Kerslake opened with a poem "Touch God's Earth" followed by a hymn, which was ac- companied on the piano by Betty Lou Norris. Jean Carey led in the worship ser- vice reading "God gives us new life" and the "Almond Tree" fol- lowed by prayer. Members an- swered the roll call with a verse on Life. Roberta Templeman gave the study book on the middle east, tell- ing about their many beliefs, finish- ing with a short dialogue assisted by Mary Elliott. Betty Lou Norris gave everyone a chuckle with her reading, "Why Farm Women Age Fast!" During business conducted by Kerslake, fi- nal plans were discussed concern- ing the garage, craft and bake sale on Saturday. It was surprising to have apple blossoms by the bowlful for May 12, when Verlo Mahon conducted the opening programme of the Hib- bert United Church Women, with thought provoking poetry after which we sang "Let there be Peace on Earth". Mary F. Dow acted as pianist for the evening. The group was privileged to have as their guest Vera Kemp of Mitch- ell, who with husband Earl, had vis- ited the Orient late in 1992. In a very interesting way, she suprite- mented her video with personal comments about the ancient build- ings and culture of the East. What they were shown, she felt, were of- ten show pieces. No doubt there is a poorer side. We were sorry when she shut off the video, but we then went into a period of questions when Vera gave us her ideas about food, travel and language barriers. During the business we had re- ports. Our Strawberry Supper falls on the same date as St. Columban's special evening. We regret it. Women's Inter Church Council of Canada advised us that Palestine will prepare the 1994 World Day of Prayer programme entitled, "Go, See, Act". The April Event in Brussels drew an attendance of 255, when Dr. Jas. Hollingsworth used slides and mu- sic to enhance his topic, Greening on the Earth. "It is everyone's re- sponsibility. We must return ,to old methods and faithfully recycle," said Hollingworth. "I am myself and what is around me if I do not save it, it will not save me!" The June meeting is set for the 16th, with Jay Dearing and Ada Pe - thick in charge of our "dine out". On June 6, no service at Hibbert, but the group is planning to join with Thames Road United at 11 a.m. for worship. Marjorie Drake was in charge of the social hour. Resklents enjoy spree ZURICH Tuesday, 11 Resi- dents of :Blue -Water Rest Home travelled .to.Masonville Plaza, Lon- don for a spring shopping spree. Cathy Shantz, the Home Adjuvant took Rose Merner, Oriole West - •.lake, Catherine • Riehl, Marcella Dietrich, Madeline Harbum, Kurt Gebel, Eileen Consitt, Matilda Bas - sow, Harvey Keys, Edna Johnston and Nelson Howe for a day of plea- surable looking spending and eat- ing. Rey. Dong Wright, Hensall Unit- ed' church conducted Arttlrsday -af- ternoon' Chapel Serve Fr. Peter Mayes,'Si. Bonifacea.Qnuch, Zu- rich celebrated Mass. Welcome , back Fr. Hayes, after spending one week at a retreat and anotherweek involving a "full house" for.confir- mation at St. Boniface Church. Royal Bank Home Mortgages A SimplePhone Call CapMake BuyingYour Home Easier. 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