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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-29, Page 6Times -Advocate, September 29,1993 Forther s marriage - Hu- bert and Vesta Miller, Dash- wood are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage ; sff their daughter Lisa May Id Frank Giffin, son of. Louise :.and Frank Giffin, Georgetn. The wedding will taker ;� • Saturday, Octo- ber 2 • • 3 at Zion Luther- an Ci1ODn, Dashwood at 2:30 paAn open reception will foil , t Hensel! Commu- nity Centre. Everyone is wel- come. South Huron U.C.W. Fall Regional held ZURICH - Zurich United Church Women hosted the U.C.W. fall region- al meeting for the 11 participating churches of South Huron on Monday evening, September 20 at 7 p.m. Regional President Janet Coward presid- ed for the business portion of the meeting. Sandra Rowe, Judith Parker and Margaret Hem introduced the worship theme, "Our Lives are a Quilt"; based on the Biblical story of Dorcas, as found in the book of Acts. --Each U.C.W. local had been asked to create -a quilt block depicting something meaningful in their community, and bring tate completed block and its story to the regional meeting. These quilt blocks depicting church- es, friendship, Jacob's ladder, strained glass windows, sun, surf and sand, a beautiful rose and story of Elim, were incorporated into the worship. The wall hanging that will be completed with these blocks will be dis- played at the Huron -Perth Presbyterial U.C.W. annual meeting in Exeter, in January, and at the London Conference U.C.W. annual meeting to be held in Stratford in April of 1994. It is hoped that eventuallythe quilt will hang in the Exeter Villa or South Huron Hospital, a gift from the United Church Women of this area. Ten beautiful full sized quilts were also on display and -their stories shared. Several were signature quilts made as fundraisers for the Canadian Red Cross during war time. Dolores Shapton told the story behind Exeter United's famous "Tie Quilt". the ladies from Grand Cove Estates displayed a lovely 16 patch, depicting the four seasons and the 12 months of the year. Special music for the program was provided by Peter and Linda Snell of Exeter. Eighty-three women participated in this event that will be -hosted by the Exeter U.C.W. in the fall of next year. A n apple a dal ... The T. Inn Nursery School toured the Apple Dale orchards near Lucan on both Thursday and Friday mom- ings. Above, teacher Glenda Wagner stands behind, watch- ing the students become fas- cinated with the conveyor belt bringing the freshly washed apples ready to be packed. At right, Bev Cardiff of the Apple Dale OrritarU describes how apple butaer is made to a class of -nursery school stu- dents Tijday morning. The students 'saw how the apples are picked, bagged, stored, and even how cider is made from them. The Middlesex County Board of Education offers COMPUTER NIGHT CLASSES To register call Computer/Media Centre Wed., October 6, 1993 between 9 am.. - 4 p.m. Coll 660-7410 or 660-7411 Cheques payable to: Middlesex' County Board of 6dacetion Com Media Services Centre - Mon. Oct. 18, Nov. 1,8.15,22,29 Dec. 6 7 - Strathroy District Collegiate Inst. Thurs. Oct. 14,21,28, Nov. 4, 11,18,25 7 - tiTR TO PC COMPUTERS - 3HOURS Com edia Services Centre Sat. Oct. 9 9 - noo Computer Media Services Centre Sat. Oct. 30 9 - noo Computer Media Services Centre Sat., Nov. 20 9 - noo Cdia Services Centre Sat. Nov. 27 9 - noo Strat District Collegiate Inst. Tues. Oct. 12 7 - 10, Strathroy District Collegiate Inst. Tues. Oct. 19 7 - 10 Strattrict Collegiate Inst. Tues. Oct. 26 7 -10 StratItrict Collegiate Inst. Tues., Nov. 2 .7 - 10 LOTUS 123 - 21 HOURS Strathroy {strict Collegiate Inst. 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The event was very well attended by residents, family and friends. Bob Heywood supplied the music with his ac- cordion Evelyn Heywood, Bob's grandmother is a resi- dent. The Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary played bingo with the residents an Monday eve- ning. Euchre is being played every Wednesday morning with volunteer Fran Mickle. The Lioness have started their monthly entertainment with the Swinging Seniors en- tertaining on Wednesday eve- ning. On Friday, September 17 several students from grades seven and eight of Precious Blood School came to the Villa to meet their adopted grandpar- ents. A new activity has started on Sunday mornings. .Resident Mary Connelly plays the piano for a hymn sing. The residents get together to sing their fa- vourite hymns. Monday, September 20, the residents enjoyed the music of Mary F. Dow from Mitchell playing the keyboard. Murray Christie from RR2 Staffa and Roger Christie from Ilderton playing saxophone. Rev. Parsons from Exeter United Church conducted the weekly worship on Wednes- day. Some residents, got to watch the Exeter Fair parade on Sat- urday morning thanks to the Lioness who hired a bus. Get well wishes go to Eliza- beth Schroeder, Florence Raut- zan and Milton Webb who are patients at South Huron and to Irene Smith who is at St. Jo- seph's Hospital. Percy McFa11s and Wes Wit- mer are back at the Villa from rbespital. The Villa is welcoming a new resident, Margaret Robert- son from Barrie. C.W.L. - e <. .jJ. r,na<htt.Q GRAND BEND - The Immacu- late Heart of Mary Catholic Wom- en's League met on September 14 at the Parish Hall, after Mass for a special member's appreciation eve- ning. President Lia Vandenberk charod the business, with 22 ladies in attendance. Correspondence was received from Father Vanheewen, a mis- sionary in the Philippines, from our sponsored family in India, through Save -a -Family; from Para - Med Huron County and Huron United Way. The Huron -Perth Re- gional for presidents is scheduled for Saturday, September 18, at St. James Seaford'. The fall regional meeting for all CWL members of the Huron -Perth area will be at Stratford on October 20. President Lia Vandenberk thanked all the members for their help in making the quilt raffle and bake sales such a success, espe- cially to quilt raffle convener Toni Vandenberk. About $ 1900 was raised for CWL charities. She also thanked the 10 members who at- tended the pilgrimage to St. Mary's shrine in August. 1 Attention Brides to be r 0 t� J If you are planning a wedding in 1994 and have not booked your catering needs, please contact: Scott Lovie 235-0896 Catering by Scott (j -.�c�.�-✓.i✓.�rrrrrif.1.r..rr✓..rr..cff✓.�cr..rrrrr..c.�J DELTVFRI N' G Due taeettabt restrictions, we will be delivering duringte following times... IN TOWN OF EXETER ONLY Thursday 54 • may 8-12 Saturday 6-11 For more information ca11.235-1992 b,.,....11::! tee.., (It "_s , fel?t M ncir,14. 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