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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-18, Page 7FAMILY Tones -Advocate, lune 18, 1997 Page 7 Father's Day The Classic Tappers, aged 63 to 78: performed for Father's Day on Thursday at Queensway Nursing Home.. The group is based in London and performs throughout S.W. Ontario. Elimville and Thames Road U.C.W.'s merge The two groups held their -first joint meeting last Tuesday. Rhoda Rohde • i :u.mes Road ;:orrespindent i THAMES- ROAD - About .v,7nhen gathered a Elimville 1Sn11- . ed :chur Ai !m T lesday evening for their first t: C \v .meeting. Joyce - Fulton -gave the Call to Worship Kathy Bray led in prayer and Sher on L'nn'read scriptures. Fulton. - Diane Jeffery. Lynn. Anne Kernick. Shirley Kerslake and Bray.pre.sentcd .t :kit: "Let Me Spin You a Story,- • Jeffery And. Fulton received :he ;tiering and Bray gate an -; fferror: prayer • - Kernick ,:ave a reading. "louring Together- with the. audience .tn- swenne •'We Do' to the questions. Presidents Beatrice 'Dawson and Sharon Lvtln. each with a lighted candle. lit •or -argc .:andlc. making the. two- org;ttiizatiins ne Kernick hied •hc wr,chip ser- vice with a.poerrh. Dawson ripened the business part f she meeting with the 1: C.W Purpose. R •it za11, minutes and correspin- lcnce were dealt .with. Lynn spike shout correspondence. • •Manfvn Pym gave the treasurer s report.' It was Decided each L C.W would .-,end 5 5 ro the treasurer -of L. niton Cr'nterence over and .ibo.Yc •,t`c,r. .diet:aucas. rneenng Was closed with the 1: C: W . Pravcr. The group •v,ll next meet in Sep - 'ember Church service Rev leek oimav was in charge f ' the' regular • church service at Ehmtiilc yinfhnm dav orning .there were about 'I) people in at- ;enhance. Rev Tohnay.told the .children a story and read from the Qld Testa- ment. • - rhe choir sang '" Nlansuin Over l7he Hilltop" ay.:oinpanied - by or- ganist Marione Johns. • - The title of -Rev Tolmav'sser- mon was "Old Growth and New Growth": Shirley Kerslake and. Marilyn ii • Pym were•greeters and receiyeti`the •-i ,iflering. fhere .viii he :t ,:an•.ass ,it the. '-.:onercgatibn .within. the next few weeks.: Even_-though.there are nit services an July. there are ongoing expenses. • The church service in June 2; will' he/ held at Midamor . Road ,it 5 a.m..Tlhe Stindav Sihool is asised.to hnng .i -tench' and stay -rix practice. -On June 29' the 'undav School will he leading the congregation for Sunday School Celebration Sunday with she theme - w.elcomc to the !, Famiiy" / i Special zuests will :•ie -All Four Christ' Youth :Ministry ` There will he .t, potluck picric "downstairs till ._townie 'he service. Drinks will• he provided. Atter lunch! there will fie a -baseball game.and other games :u. Dames Road Ball Park. Casual dress and .t lawn ,:hair arc .suggest- ed.. rhe August 3 church service.willt he held at EJimville at +45 .ism. The .August I() ser: roe .viii -he held at Thames • Road .a '1•- 5 a.m. Communion will '•e ;cr;ed and af- ter the Service there wril be a con- •_=regauenal- meeting to accept .the needs assessment:.ind oh descrip- tion tor'.:alling• a ininisier as pre- pared by .the Ministry and Person- nel Committee. and-.tpprovdd by the Church Council. Personals Get well wishes. are extended to Hayden Cann 'who injured his hand: to June Stewart -.who 'broke her arm and hruts.ed her ankle: and to Michael Stewart who broke his atm. Several from this arca • attended -the Woodham chicken barbecue at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on Wednesday evening... • Bill and Rhoda Rohde had lunch with 'Marguerite Gibson of London on Thursday. Jackie Riehl. Stratford, Gerry and •Elda•Riehl attended the graduation of Tunya • Riehl from the Richard Ivey School. of Busiihess at tic Ont- versity ..of Western •Ontario on .Wednesday.. After the graduation Question: if 1 Choose cremation must I purchase a casket? . Answer: No! Although most families choose to purchase a casket there are other choices available to you including purchasing. a low cost cremation container. Renting a casket may be an option, however it is not often financially practical. Yes! I would like a free copy of "Understanding Cremation". HOPPER HOCKEY I 11 NI R\ I II si 't I 370 William Street, on 019 2354220 Exeter, Ontario Off Street Parkin; Yes! ► would hkc a free copy of '• talking ubuut rt - C'r Bill Plaskett Dan Houle Name Address .town :Telephone Postal Lode they;went out for supper alone .villi Ross and Kay Hodgert. lake .and Dorothy :dark.-. Dan .tnd Donna Overholt. .Alan and Michele 4-h i- gcrt. they then all 'vent Mack ie. ronya's .ipartinent ;n L.mttnn'. Quite a nullifier +t / peonte called at the'Hopper .Hoickr•.~ Funeral Home. ljxeter !in Sunray- to Ray their respect o the. .ate lack •Blair. ;Sympa thv s •xtchdea o his wife Kay. famii' out retaIives. Dorothy '•Iter is visiting her as- er Margaret ewart •it Exeter. Ratz family meets for annual reunion • By Annie Morenz -Shipka correspondent SHIPKA - 'rite 15th annual•Ratz -reunion' was held yin June '1 at Ship- ka Community *Centre with rcla- - tits coming front Courticc. Dash- wood, Exeter. London. Parkhill. Shipka area and iltedtitrd. The sports coniMittee of Lorna and Bruce South provided an excel- lent program. Sports enjoyed were .hoe toss. hall throw: clothes pin in a bottle. water run. races. egg .in ,t spoon. ,far ,guessing contest. Roger Ratz ,and• Ruth deftery were elected to • notify relatives about the reunion. to rte neki ine second Sunday in June 1998. Tony. and Sandra Regier. Michi- gan. Mike, Donna. Emily and Ryan Yarrow. Guelph. visited'. Sunday with Ken and Marg _ Baker. Ken Baker Jr. of Godench visited Fri - lay Community sympathy goes to Velma. Russell. her %:mill, and grandchildren in the arra. vith she leash fit Cliff last weak. ie. :uner- il 'service was held lune h .It Huth t'abernactc. SOUTH HURON CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE 493 MAIN ST. S.. EXETER \lertiher ht 'he ACUPUNCTURE OUNCL )F ;NTARIC 311 MARK .ON€S 235-4892 FAX 235-2589 PERFORMANCE DEALERS 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Ken and Marg Baker attended a , 'gathering for the Lawson family Father's Day. at the home of Elliott - and Kay Clarke. of Grand Bend. Guests attended from Mitchell. At- wood. St. Marys. Brampton and Scarborough. Doreen and Harold Finkheiner• and Madeline Sweitzer, from this -arca. were on the June 7 weekend McNaughton bus tour to Mackinac Island Michigan. Pete. and Margaret Janzen., from • Winnipeg, Manitoba. spent .a few days in Ontario recently` visiting rclatives..Pete's sisters. Annie Ziel- man. Kaethe Freiter: Dashwood. Helen Stadler. Susan Janzen and his brother Bill and Ellen Janzen. all • it Leamington. .Sympathy is expressed to Made- line Sweitzer and her family. in the death fast week of Madeline's sis- ter, Hilda Smith of Woodham. Happy birthday • . wishes . this month to Leota Snyder. June Rader. Pat Schroeder, Steven Mill- er and Don :\dams. Happy anniversary to Earl and Manon Miller for their.:36th and to. Leota and Pennon Snyder rix their 49th. Annie Zielman recently spent a week; in Jarvis with her daughter and son-in-law Angie and .Mark Doustield and -her grandson. Dirk. Angie had surgery. for appendicitis while her mother habysat Dirk. • Welcome hack to Shipka: Mari- lyn and Justin Pickenng. r SAMARITAN Thrift Store GRAND OPENING SALE June 20th and 21St, 1997 .Ne_ are pleased to announce .our Grand Opening., Come ind vllsit with us as you browse through our.iadies and ,Flrls; mens .and" bovs..tniant- and 'household..i cods. -iepartments. Special ,ale discounts will he offered during •he ales - ;ur Samaritan Food -Bank will be on .site with sale or hamburgers. hot dogs: sand :soft drinks. �1! prpceeds of fond ,ales 'will go to the Samaritan Food .Bank._ See you there!! ETI -would like- to take this opport'uniiy.to thank all the individuals that have helped this Ministht by volunteering and donatin. We also Mane to thank .311 the churches ;fir their prayers. anid'.finahcfal support ,is well as all the .ffirgalnization.s.and merchants. n this community who have i een ,tlpt)i)rtIt'F ind ',e!lerniis. mg um u immi EMI MN. IIIMM 1E1 Two things our competitors don want .yQU1 to see. Our �eatures4,1,4111• Sun 1 ire_ a4 -speed automatic transmission Sedan �, :- with Enhanced System 2.2 litre engine dual' air bags 4 -wheel ABS • PASSLocka theft deterrent -system air conditioning AM/FM stereo cassette aiding rear seat reclining front bucket seats rear seat heat ducts I Our Price. 1 SaARTLEASE *‘23 * per month /36 months 1 ! 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Down payment say oe -squired. ato mffers'apply.to 1917 new or deeonstrator models only and app;,es to qualified retail custoeers only. lieited time offers whicn ray not Oe coebined with other offers. See Dole(' For details. 1 1 1 1 1 1