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Times -Advocate, January 22,1997 UNITY•
Draper - Masse
On October 26, 1996, St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
in. Clinton was the setting for the wedding of Debra Lynn
"Draper and James Wade Masse. James is the son of James
and Lucia Masse of St. Joseph's and Debra is the daughter
of Paul and Marg Draper of Clinton. Officiating was Father
' Ma;"k Poulin. The matron of honor was Jacquie McGregor,
. sister of the bride and the bridesmaids were. Stacey Rau of
__London; Lori Patterson of Blyth, Marcie Schoenbals of..
Clinton, Liz Groot of Exeter and Shelley Stephenson of Varna,
all friends of the bride. The best -man was Josh Masse,
brother of the. groom. The ushers were Randy McGregor of•
Clinton. brother-in-law of the bride, Jason. Lee of Bayfield,
Steve Smith of London, Chris Overholt of Zurich and Paul
Renaldys of Zurich, all friends of the groom.The. soloist was
Bonnie Jewitt- of Clinton, and the organist was Marjorie
Hayter of Varna. - The bride wore a floor length gown of white
lace/tulle carrying red roses and the bridesmaids -were in
--floor length black velvet with ' fire . and ice roses. The
groomsmen were in black tuxedos. A reception -followed at
the Stanley Township Complex. The couple are residing in
Winthrop.• •-
(Gregor Campbell photo)-
Humorous skit performed
EXETER - A meetin of the GI
can P.C.W: was held January 13 at
2 p.m. with dessert lunch provided.
by_ Mary ford _and .Miriam jt
„Miriam
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President Jean Easton opened
with a welcome for everyone. The •
theme of the meeting was "friend-
ship and love." Devotions on love
were given by Miriam Roushorne
and Lillian McLellan. • Scripture.
was given hy McLellan: Rotichornc
read.a-pi em on. "Friendship'- and •
',Jean Easton closed with prayer.'
:S humorous it. "Millerdrama-
was performed by Easton. ford.
Roushorne. McLellan. assisted. hy
Margaret -Strang and Edna Sim-
- mons. -
The president conducted the husi
. ness: The secretary gave the. year's
reports and last month', minutes.
There will bean Executive meet-
.ing-of Str-at,tord Huron Presbyterial
on January 1.7 and theannualmeet-
ing•of Presbyterial will he held Feb-
ruary 21- • or, -2.4. The ways and
means committee will" he meeting.
January 14 at 9 .3:m. to make plans
(or the coming year. -
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HENSALL - Fun and Fitness
got everyone off to a good start
Monday as hutting and puffing
through the exercise routines: be-
came the,order of the morning.
The afternoon was more relax-
ing with the viewing of a fancily
video called Andre, thestory of
a friendship between a seal and
a. shy nine year old girl. The
Guides with their leader Kim
Bilke held their regular meeting
at Queensway ' and spent the'
time with their buddies.
The Tuesday church service he -
came a communal effort when
our.. minister: was ..unable to
come..A devotional was present-
ed by staff and volunteer Sharer)
Dignan playedpianofor the'
sing'ng of the hymns.
Pastoral care -volunteer. Willie
Hutton: provided visitation ,
Wednesday afternoon as well as
leading. Bible Study "for several -
interested residents, •-
The Baking Group met Friday
afternoon and made some gin-
ger
inger muffins. The oatmeal, choc-.
olate cookies did not turn out so
well. and were perhaps victims
of "-too many hands'.
Friendship Friday evening in
the lounge went ahead as
planned even though entertain-
er. Doug Insley was unable to
attend. The residents enjoyed a
card party instead.
Residents are reminded that
January 23 at 7 p.m. will he a
hirthday party Games Night and
February 7 at 7:30 p.m. Friend-
ship Friday will he held in the
Retirement Home lounge with'
Clare Masse and Andrew Rau:
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Thames Road holding annual meeting
The meeting is
scheduled on Sunday.
evening.
. Rhoda Rohde
Thames Road correspondent .
THAMES ROAD -,Rev. Jock
Tolmay was in charge of the sec-.
and Sunday ;trier Epiphany -e.hurch
service on Sunday morning at
Thames Road United Church.
He told a children:s story -pertain- ,
ing to the scriptures I Samuel 3:1-
t 0.,.
The choir sang "He Takes Me as
I Am" accompanied ''hy organic(
Agnes Bray. -•
' Murray Dawson and Bill Rohde
received the. offering. The title of
Rev..Tolntay's sermon`cvas "Yield-
R"ed to God -and Knowing God.
• Thames Road's annual meeting
will he- held next Sunday night.
January •26..Dessert and coffee •will
he served at 7 p.ni. Elimvillc ;utnu-
al meeting will he • held Monday
evening. February 3.at 7 p• m.
Thc--February• meeting of the
Valentine dance planned
By Joan Beierling the February 4 lir double play.
Varna correspondent V arna-Cioshen. combined -church
-services were held • in- Goshen on
VARNA - The Stanley Township Sunday and will he in Goshen next
Rec Conctitittee stet to plan a Val- - Sunday, January 26. The annual
entine. Dance at 520 per couple to, ' meeting will he in Goshen on Janu--
he held February 15 at the Complex 'ary26 following lunch. Varna's an -
with music by the Singing D.J. Dual meeting will he herd February
The Truck Elimination early bird 2 following . a potluck lunch of
draw for 5250 will .he made on that -; sandwiches and squares.
evening. The proceeds of the truck There wilt he a meeting to stare
draw will go • io update •Stanlev ideas and questions about the Food
Township Recreaiioniequipmcnt. • . :Grains Bank Project on. January 2
The Crokinnte Club met cast at 8: p.m. its•. the Varna Church.
Tuesday evening lir doubles play. :.Bring your questionnaire sleet
A short meeting was held kir nomi- - when you come or drop it off- at
nations for the next executive. Joe Tracy's before • Wednesday .night.
Futop will he- the new president. 'This :project is nor linty' for the
Past president is Ralph Stephenson. church community, hut one that
First Vice will heAlec Ostrom and wetcontes.the whole community.
Bob • Russell' will he secretary; The Trends' with ;ntet;t at the
treasurer. Mary McClymont wilt Brucefleld Church on;January 24 at
stay on as' lunch convener •and Ivan 7 p.m. ,
McClymont will - stay- Opas „antes The Varna :alntmunity will be
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he January 25 fOr'singles play and at ttie.church. .
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wjll he I.eitna Cottle; Agnes Bray,
Jean Duncan and Karen Ethering-
ton. The roll call will he Your Fa-
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will serve lunch.
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