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Times -Advocate, February 4, 1998
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Forthcoming marriage - Bill
and Ginger Weber of
Dashwood, along with Jim and
Sue Ralph of Exeter, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
children Julie Anne and James
David. The candlelight wed-
ding ceremony will take place
on Valentines Day at the
Dashwood United Church. All
friends of the families are
invited to an open reception
at 10:00 p.m. at the Exeter
Recreation Centre. Come
celebrate their love
Harvey - Sims
Jane Sims and Chris Harvey
were married on June 28,
1997 at Trivitt Memorial
Anglican Church in Exeter,
Ontario. Jane is the daughter
of Evan and Edna Sims, RR1,
Hensall. Chris is the son of
Janet Harvey, ..Chatham. The
couple is residing in London.
Jane and Chris thank all their
family and friends for making
their day so special
Amos - Willemse
Sherie Willemse and Scott
Amos • are pleased to
announce their marriage
which took place November
15, 1997. at Sacred Heart
Church. Father of the bride is
John and Diana Willemse.
Parents of the groom are
Lawrence and Carol Amos.
Attendants were Angela
Porter, Sandra Veens, Tracey
Van Hooydonk, Nicole
Zemnicky, Sharon Amos,
Dwain Marrinan, Mark Amos,
Bob Willemse, Jason Porter
and Chris Hodgins. Flowergirl
was Sydney Willemse.
Ringbearer was Brent Jasek.
Special thanks to Father
Joseph Kannath, for uniting
us in marriage; and all our
friends and family for sharing
our day with us.
Correction
A photo caption in last week's T-
A incorrectly identified Audrey
MacGregor as Grace Drummond.
The Times -Advocate apologizes
for the error.
Talent night at Osborne School, February 13
Local talent show be-
gins t 7:30 p.m....
By Mary Peterson
Centralia correspondent
CENTRALIA - An intergenera-
tional Service of Worship entitled
'The Power That is Love' was cele-
brated at Centralia United Church
on Sunday, February 1. Young and
old alike assisted throughout the
service with responsive readings,
scripture readings, and leading
prayers. Larry Skinner delivered a
special message entitled 'The
Greatest is Love.'
The floral bouquet in the church
was from Gladys Buswell and her
family in loving memory of Mel-
ville Buswell.
An interesting addition to the
worship service included the Maori
version of The Lord's Prayer which
was adapted by Jim Cotter.
Everyone participated in the
Agape Feast of grapes and raisin
bread distributed by the Sunday
Schciol children. In the scripture
readings from 1 Corinthians 13, St.
Paul spoke about Agape; the Greek
word for God's self -giving love.
Christian love is.also self -giving.
Following worship, everyone. en-
joyed a lunch prepared by the Sun-
day School teachers. Jean Caslick
created a wonderful cake especially
for the occasion.
Upcoming events
The Annual Meeting at Centralia.
will be held February 4 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Centralia UCW will hold their
next meeting February 5 at 8 p.m.
Zion West will hold their Family
Night on February 6, beginning
with a pot luck supper at 7 p.m.
John Miner will be the guest speak-
er following supper. John was in
eastern Ontario and Quebec during
the aftermath of the ice storm to re-
port on conditions for The London
Free Press.
February 7, the 'Good Sam' pro-
gram will be held at Centralia Unit-
ed Church from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
All ladies are invited to attend
the Annual Meeting of the Huron
Perth UCW on February 9 at
Brucefietd United Church. Regis-
tration begins at 9:30 a.m. Please
bring a bag lunch and your own
mug.
Usborne Central Public School
invites everyone to the Family Tal-
ent Night on Friday, February 13.
Supper of pizza, beverages, pop-
corn and cookies will be available
beginning at 6 p.m.
Local talent show begins at 7:30
p.m.
Centralia Faith Tabernacle
All youth are welcome to attend
a Youth Rally on February 7 at
London Faith Tabernacle. Services
geared toward youth will be held at
2 p.m. and 6 p.m. with a lunch
served between services. Departure
from Centralia Faith Tabernacle
will be at 1 p.m.
Euchre results
At the Monday afternoon euchre
games in Crediton recently: Lone
hand winners were Marg Baker and
Betty Coates. High hand winners
were Esther Hodgins and Howard
Dolan. Janey McDowell and Kay
Blair were low hand winners.
oming
events
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INITIATORY DEGREE to be con-
ferred at Lodge Hall, Fehruary 19.
1998, 8 p.n1. Members from London
Lodge will be present. Lunch will he
served. All members welcome.
Remember Friendship Night, March
28, 1998, Kirklon Woodham Hall.
Royalaires Band. Exeter Oddfeltows.
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PANCAKE SUPPER to he held in
Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall on
Tuesday. February 24 from 5 to 7 p.m.
Scalloped potatoes, Naked hears and
harp, etc. Adults $8. children under 12
S4.00. 6,7,8`
Skating Club
hosts test day
EXETER - The Exeter Figure
Skating Club hosted another
successful test day on Thurs-
day, January 29, with 19 out of
a possible 25 tests passing.
Congratulations to the follow-
ing who passed their dance test:
Dutch Waltz: Megan Hearn.
Canasta: Shannon Clarke, Ken-
dra Smith, Jenna DeGroot, and
Maegan Kipfer. Baby Blues:
Danae Krahn. Swing: Skylar
Van Osch, Jodi Gaiser, Maria
Dinney. Willow: Jodi Gaiser
and Lauren Smith. Ten Fox:
Michelle Murphy. Keats: Ryan
Sharpe. Paso: Anna Pryde.
Viennese: Kim MacLean.
Brenna Anstett and Kristylee
Varley passed their Skills #6,
which were the first skills tests
done at the Exeter Arena. Anna
Pryde had a very successful -
evening by first passing her last
Senior Silver Dance, then she
passed her Senior Silver
Freeskate. Next test day will be
Friday, March 20.
At the H.O.M.E. Regional
competition recently in Wood-
stock, Jenalyn Baker placed
third in the Junior Bronze 'B'
Provincial and placed sixth in
the finals. Michelle Murphy
placed seventh in Junior
Bronze 'B' (Rec) at the same
competition.
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