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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-07-27, Page 24Page 24 Times -Advocate, July 27, 1983 ANNOUNCEMENTS BIRTHS - BAXTER - Rob and Sheila Bax- ter, RR 2 Mitchell announce the birth of Jeremy Robert, born Ju- ly 19, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. First grandchild for Bill and Mary Baxter and fourth for Ken and Dorothy Duncan. 30' SLOAT - Robert and Pauline are proud to announce the birth of their first son Craig Adam Leonard born in St Joseph's Hospital. London on June 3. 1983 weighing 8 lbs. 9 oz. Special tharks to Dr. Vilos, Dr. Fellows. Dr. aleciuk, Dr. Stoffman, and Dr. Glennie. Also special thanks to nurse Jan and labor and delivery staff 30c DEATHS - LAVERY - At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Saturday, Ju- ly 23, 1983. Mr. Milton John Lavery of 35 Main Street, East. Zurich and formerly of Hensall in his 68th year. Beloved husband of the late Bernice Mae Harris t1977). Dear friend of Clara Hulley of Zurich. Dear father of Gordon of Zurich, Robert of Calgary, Alvin of London and Sharon (Mrs. Charles Doxtator) of Hensel]. Also survived by six grandchildren. Rested at Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor funeral Homes. 49 Goshen Street. Zurich where the Funeral service was conducted on Tuesday. July 26 at 2 p.m. Rev. Stan McDonald officiated. Interment followed in Stafta Cemetery. Donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. 30e ANNOUNCEMENTS- The NNOUNCEMENTS- The family of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Roobol wish to invite relatives, friends and neighbours to an "Open House" at the Fellowship Hall. Hensall United Church, Saturday. August 6, 7-9 p.m. in honor of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. Best wishes on- ly. 30:31c The family of Wes and Madeline Witmer cordially invite all relatives, friends and neighbours to attend an open house in honour of their parents 50th wedding anniversary on Sun- day, August 7 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Exeter United Church. Your friendship and presence are gifts. their cherishd ifts.Werespect- fully s t- e a pec fully request no others 30:31' Friends, neighbours and relatives of Mrs. C.B. ' Edith, Wnstman are invited to help her celebrate her 80th birthday at an open house at Granton United Church basement on Sunday afternoon. August 7. 30nc ANNOUNCEMENTS - Mrs. Laird Jacobe cordially in- vites all friends. relatives and neighbours to a trousseau tea on Saturday. July 30, 1983, 2-4 p m. and 7-9 pant. in honor of her daughter Sharon. whose mar- riage will take place on August 6 30' ENGAGEMENTS - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Snider are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Edna to Timothy Ian McGuire. son of Mr. and Mrs. Or- val R. McGuire of Etobicoke. On- tario. The wedding will take place in Islington United Church. Toronto. Ontario on August 13. 1983 at -1 p.m. 30c Mr. and Mrs. Laird Jacobe are pleased to announce the. for- thcoming marriage 01 their daughter. Sharon Jean, to Mr Douglas Wayne Kyle, son of Mrs Olive Cooper and the late Byran ( Doc 1 Kyle. The wedding to take place Saturday. August 6. 1983 at 3 o'clock in Emmanuel United Church, Zurich. Open reception to follow. 30' Mrs. Elizabeth Lang, Exeter is pleased to announce the for thcoming marriage of her daughter Kimberly Ann to F'er nand Menard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Menard of Sudbury. The wedding will take placeaon Satur- day, August 6, 198:3 at Exeter United Church at 4:00 p.m. Open reception to follow in Exeter. Music by Mozart and the Melody Makers 30' CARDS OF THANKS - We would like to thank all our friends, neighbours and relatives for the lovely cards. and gifts and for coming out to help us celebrate our 25th wedding an- niversarv. Special thanks to the group who took us out to dinner and to our family - Barb. Doug, 'Steve and Brian for their help and support throughout the whole weekend. Doug and Carole Cooper. 30c 1 1 would likc to thank my fami- ly, friends and neighbours for visits. flowers. cards and treats while 1 was a patient in St .loseph's Hospital, London, and since- returning !ionic l would also like to thank Or. .1 I. Sales and staff of fourth floor North West Also thanks to Mr Don \Iul tat and Rev. Stan McDonald for their visits. Winston 15'orkrrtan. - 30" gwreh Dire��t�or Calvary United Church of Canada Dashwood ' Minister REV. BARBARA LANG Organist Miss (dello Gabel. ARC T Sunday. July 31 For the month of July we will loin with the Zurich.Church for their outdoor services on the lawn beside the church. Bring your own choir. Service of 10 30 a m No teen town during summer months. Everyone Welcome Bethel Reformed Church Huron Street East Exeter REV. ABRAM BLAAK Minister Sunday. July 31 10:00 a m. Worship 'Worship and Praise (Colossians 3 5-17: 11.00 o.m. Sunday School 7:30 p.m. Worship "A Coll to Husbands and Wives (1 Peter 3 1 -7i • Come and Worship with U� Coven Presbyterian Church MINISTER REV. KENNETH KNIGHT Phone 235-2243 Organist Mr. Robert Mcrntosh Sunday July 31 10:15 Morning Worship , Sunday School discontinued for summer months We welcome Exeter United Church members os they worship with us for the month of July The Rev. James Forsythe will conduct the services. Everyone Welcome The Trivitt Memorial Church (Anghcon ) Main at Gidley Exeter the REV J.W. SUTTON Rector 235-2335 Sundoy. July 31 10th Sunday offer Pentecost 11:15 o.m. Morning Prayer A wolcome to Visitors Zion Lutheran Church Doshwood Postor REV MAYO MELLECKE Sunday -July 31 9 00 a.m- Divine Service 10 15 a.m. Sunday School and Bi- ble Study Everyone Welcome Exeter Christian Reformed Church Main 5t North MINISTER REV 8.14 DE JONGE B.A M Div • Phone 2351723 Sunday July 31 10 00 a m - Morning Worship Sunday School Preschoolers 7 00 p.m Evening Worsh.p Sunday School Grades 1-4 Everyone Welcome Nursery Available Listen to The Back to God Hour Radio Program - Sundays CKNX Dial 970 10 30 o m CHID Dial 1570 4 30 p rn CHOK Dial 1070 - 6 45 a m Four Rules for Bible Reading Television Forth 20 Global 6 ,cable 3: Forgiveness 9 30 a m Sundays Exeter United Church James at Andrew Minister REV JAMES FORSYTHE Assistant Minister REV GRANT MI115 Organist and Choirmaster Mr Robert.Comeron Sunday July 31 10 15 o m Combined Service in Coven Presbyertian Church SpeakerRev1 Forsythe M A Courtesy Cor 235 0832 Stan Mitchell All Arf Wetcor:,e Emmanuel Bapt.st Church 187 Huron St W Exeter • Pastor MARK LOWRIE Sunday July 31 9 45 a m Family Bible School 11 00 0 m Morning Service 7 30 p m Evening Service Wednesday 8 00 p m Prayer and Bible Study Some treat God like o good Tuck charm instead of an everlasting orm He es not there to wish on but to trust in, CARDS OF THANKS - We would like to say "thank you" to all of our neighbours and friends for their time and thoughtfulness and a special thank you to Father Mooney, Dr. Englert, O'Connor Ambulance, and the Exeter OPP. Mr. and Mrs. Max Ducharme and family. 30' Thanking the entire communi- ty of McGillivray for their kind- ness and generosity. A special thanks to Mrs. Helen Drury for her hard work and consideration. All gifts are greatly appreciated. Thanks again Wilma and Rick Freeman.- 30c I would like to thank my relatives. neighbours and friends for cards. treats. flowers.. visits .and inquiries while 1 was in University Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Hoffman's Ambulance, Dr. Gir- vin and his staff on the seventh floor and all those who helped at the tirne of my accident. Your kindness is appreciated. Michael Stewart. 30' I would like to thank my fanci- ly, friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, cards and visits 1 received while in South (Duron Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Hoff- man's Ambulance. doctors and nurses at South Huron and University Hospital. and to mom for all her help. Your kindness will always be remembered. Bernice l3oogemans 30' I would like to thank my fami- ly. relatives and friends for the gifts. flowers and cards which 1 received when 1 celebrated my 90th birthday. Special thanks to Florence and IIarvey ll -de and Mr. and Mrs Swartinan. Mrs. Wilfred Doupe. '30c i would like to express my thanks to my family. friends and neighbours for lovely flowers. fruit. cards. treats and visits while I was a patient in Universi- ty Hospital and since returning home. Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated.• Russell Morley. 3n' 1Ce would like to thank al! our Crediton neighbours and friends for the Icsety wedding gift of a gas hat iterue and accessories. 11 was a timely gift to go with our new house. Your thoughtlulness and kindness shall always be renlembere11 Barbara • Dundas and Flank Rontbuugh , 30::31c• Our sincere thank you to relatives. friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness dur- ing our bereavement in the loss of a husband. father and grand- father. .Special thanks for the beautiful floral- arrangements. memorial donations and the com- forting cards. Our appreciation is extended to the Her Peter Baldwin for his warm ministra- tion, to the pall bearers and flower bearers. to the L.O.I.. Lodge. the .lutzi Funeral Monte and the t'.('.Vt for their tasty lunch the will always remember the lovely tributes of respect by so many wonderful friends. who call- ed at the Funeral Home. Mary Coxon and family- 30e We would like -to thank our family. relatives. friends and neighbours for their prayers. flowers, treats. visits and telephone calls when Howard was in University Hospital. Special thanks to Dr..Zochodne and lir Steciuk and nurses for their kind- ness and care and Rev Forsythe for Itis visits Howard and Mary Kerslake ;iu' \lrs .lean Geoffrey would like to thank all her family-. relatives and friends for the lovely flowers. cards. visits and treats she received while a patient in Vic- toria Hospital and since returning Lome Special thanks to Dr Tew and nurses and student nurses on Irmo h floor west for the excellent care :315• 11'e wouild like to express our deepest appreciation In both of nur families. friends. relatives and neighbours for all the cards of sympathy. floral 1r •lutes. visita- tion.. donations to the Cancer Society. and all the gifts of food received during ie loss of our b,iI. and brother Eric Michael our sincere gratitude. to Gorndzinsky, his team and nurses lit War \temortal Children's Ilnspi1;rl for their care and kind- ness Also special thanks 10 Father liennsctie. -the pall ,rarer flocer bearers. the St Peter's (' W L for the lunch pro - sided and especially Michael (l Connor Funeral Monte for his great service \`our thoughtfulness and kindness will aleays he remembered Steve and .Janet Durand and family 3(k• Coming Events IiINGit - Every Tuesday even- ing at \ anastra Centre. RR 5 ('lin- ton 3 p m First regular card 5I iti 15 regular games. 3 share the w ealth ,lack Pot 5200 must go ><dnus'ion re•stru•le•d to 16 years and mer 261fnc TiUF: GUNNING REUNION will be held in the McNaughton Park. F:xi-ter. ,1111' .31st 1'ot luck dinner at 1 p 111 Bring town cutlery. etc 29 30' DEMI H.ITION DERBY. Seaforth F'air grounds. Sunday. July 31 at 1 p m Sponsored by Seaforth - Agricultural Society Entry forms from Ken Coleman 527-0398 or Bob Via heringham 482-9196 29:31Ic lll'Itt IN CATTLEMAN'S associa- tion beef hartxque and dance at Seaforth Community Centre. %Cednesday. August 3 Barbecue 5 .in to 8 on. dancing 9-1, music by Whiskey Jack 58.00 per person Tickets available from directors Proceeds for educational pur- pose. unposes .10k• CARDS OF THANKS - Mrs. Lillian Guenther and members of the Guenther family . would like to thank relatives; neighbours and friends for flowers, donations, cards and food received at the time • of Jack's death and the kindness shown to both Jack and Lillian during his long illness. A special "thank you" to Rev. Stan McDonald, Hoffman Funeral Home and Calvary United Church U.C.W. for donating and serving such a lovely lunch. 30c 1 would like to say a special thank you for all the thoughtful cards, flowers, and visits while i was a patient both in St. Marys Hospital and Victoria Hospital. London. Also thanks to Dr. Mar- shall and Dr. MacIver and nurs- ing staff for their special care and also thanks to each one for your prayers. Sincerely Pearl Ostler. 30c IN MEMORIAM- CLARKE - In loving memory of a dear son and brother Ross who passed away two years ago. July 26. A sorrow day, another year. A loving thought, a silent tear. Time may fly, tears may dry. But memory of you will never die. Always remembered and sadly missed by your mother. brothers and sisters. - 30' CLARKE -- In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Ross Clarke who passed away Ju- ly 26. 1981. We don't forget the way he smiled, Tfie things he used to -say, The many things he did for us. In his own and loving Way. Tfie thoughts we have from day to day, No length of time can take away. For in our hearts he's always near. Dearly loved, missed and very dear. Treasure him God in your garden of rest. While on this earth he was one of the best Sadly missed and always remembered by the family 30' ('ORRIVEAU - In loving memory of a dear husband. father. grandfather and great grandfather Dennis Corriveau who passed away July 28, 1982. He left us yutclh•, His thoughts unknown. But left a' memory. We arc proud to own. So treasure him Lord. In your garden of rest. For when on earth. Ile was one of the best_ Sadlymissed by wife and fami- ly. 30c DUC}IAIIME - In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather c Paul) who passed away four years ago today, July 27, 1979 Never for a moment. are you very far away, Absent and yet near. you seem dearer every day We think of you in silence: And make no outward show, But what it meant to lose you, No one will ever know. SVe do not need a special day. To bring you to our minds, days we do notthink of you, Are very hard to find. Heavy -are our hearts today. Memories bring you back once more. . To the time when you were with us, l To the happy days of yore. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all your family. 30c FINK - In loving memory of Ver- na Fink who died July 27. 1977 We remembered your honest straightforward approach to life In sickness and in health. Your love and concern for others Most of all your sense of humour and Joy. Thal made life brighter for all of us Ed. !faller, Sadie and Harry. 38e MAK INS -- In loving memory of our dear sister Violet May who passed away July 30. 1981. \'ears of striving, little of play, Loving. giving the whole of the way. A cherished smile. a heart of gold. To the dearest sister the world could hold. Happy- memories. fond and true. From us who thought the world of - you. Lovingly remembered and sad- ly missed by sister Mary Westlake. Charlie. William and family. 30' MAKiNS -- In loving memory of a dear wife. mother and grand- mother Violet who passed away July 30. 1981 A golden heart stopped beating. Two working hands at rest. God broke our hearts to prove to us. ile only takes the best. •Ever remembered and loved by Wallace. Patricia. Mark and Donnie 30' McFALI S - In loving memory of our dear mother Florence Louisa Mrs Alex, who passed away Ju-' Iv 27. 1978 Al.'ays remembered by her daughters Birdene. Bennie and family 30c PAN. - in loving memory of a dear daughter and sister Marg. who passed away one year ago. August 1. 1982 She never failed to do her best. Her heart was warm and tender She lived her life for those she loved. And those she loved remember Many a lonely heartache. Often a silent tear. But always a beautiful memory. Of one we loved so dear. The gift of her life was precious. God has given us much to share. Ile has taken her now to Ifo lov- ing home. To be in His eternal care Lovingly remembered by Mom and Dad. Joan and Elgin. Brian and Cynthia. Elaine and Allan.30' IN MEMORIAM- PYM - In loving memory of a wonderful person Marg who pass- ed away one year ago, August 1. 1982. Life brings much that alters. Time brings much that's new, One thing never alters, That's memories, dear, of you. Always remembered by Alan. Marilyn, Charlene, Rodger and family. . 30' PYIW - In loving memory of a very dear friend Marg Pym. All those fun times and laughs that we shared will always be remembered. But most of all that loving smile. your caring heart and simply just you will always be cherished for eternity, for Marg you were someone to laugh with, to cry with, to walk with, to tell my hopes to, to be a friend to - so- meone to love Always remembered by Michelle. Marg, Cheryl. Fred. Cliff, Bob and friends. 30e PYM - In memory of a dear friend Marg Pym. Loved in life, and living yet. In the hearts of those who never forget. Joe and Rose Regier and fami- ly. 3oc SiMPSON - In loving memory of Mrs. Louella Simpson who pass- ed away one year ago August 2. 1982. There's a gift in life one cannot buy, Its so very rare and true. Its the gift of a special Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother, Like the one we had in you. The many things you did for us. In your kind and loving way, . You gave us years of happiness. No one can take away, Nothing is more beautiful. Than the memory we have of you. To us you were someone special. God must have thought so too. Always loved and deeply miss- ed by Ruby and Ken, Bob and Jean. Fleming and Doris and their families. 30' STEEPER - In loving memory of a dear husband Albert who passed awaythreeyears ago August 6. 1980 Time unfolds another year. Memories keep you very near, Silent thoughts of times together. Hold memories that will last forever. Sadly missed by wife Della and family. 30c SWARTZ - In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother Lulu Swartz who passed away Ju- ly 27, 1964 and a dear father and grandfather Harry Swartz who passed away -September 11. 1971•. Neger. foc,a rqn ertt, . . Are you very areaway. Absent and yet near you seem. And dearer every day. Loved and remembered by Ron. Helen and grandchildren.30' Over 80 club Della Fahrner of Huron - view in Clinton will be 94 years of age on July 28. . LIONS EXCHANGERS IN TOWN - The Exeter Lions and Lionesses played host Friday afternoon to a number of exchange students from all ports of the world. Shown above with Lions President John Norris and Lioness president Lillian Beer are Jean Dupuis of France, Thomas Reitter from Austria and Japanese residents Satomi Matsuura and Hiroko Arakori. T -A photo. GARDEN PARTY WiNNERS - Three winners in each of four categories were named during Wednesday's Kirkton Garden Party juvenile program. Shown in the back row with adjudicator Bill Hall are Sara Lynn Von Pelt, Peggy Sleegers, Madonna McQuaid, Joanne Wilhelm, Ron Brookshas and Lori Jewitt. Centre, Robyn Hicks, Tracey Wright, Wendy Watson, Sherri Preszcator, Shannon Preszcator, Jennifer Burt, Jennifer Tyndall and Scott Jewell. Front, Alissa Greason, T -A photo. Rural women's session set Time management, finances, the law and leader- ship skills are four of the workshops for rural women. offered August 26, and 27 at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. Directions '83 is the third an- nual conference for rural .women of all ages to be spon- sored by the college. This year's- theme ' -TA "Legacy of the Past: Challenges of the Future." Friday night's session, begin- ning at 6:30, includes a short film on Canadian pioneer women; a speech by Hilde Morden of Rodney: discus- sion and a wine, and cheese reception. Saturday workshop topics are getting control of your time and your life, with Bren- da McIntosh and Bev Brown; a look at laws affecting woman; the changing role of women in the farm communi- ty with Beth Slumskie and Carolyn McDuff: and eating well, being well, including alternatives to dieting, with Deb Campbell of CCAT. . Financial management with Sandra Burns; leadership skills with Eloise Calhoun of Bruce Concerned Farm Women: living at your full pbtential with Mela tar McLaughlin and Barbara Quarry of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation: and relieving stress with Sabina Hubsher, are the other workshops offered Saturday. Concerned Farm Women will highlight the results of their survey on financial stress on the farm and Women Supporting Agriculture will discuss their - involvement with the school system. Registration is $21, with accommodation Friday night in college residence rooms and breakfast about $12 more. To register or for more information, call CCAT at 228-6691 or write the college at Huron Park, NOM 1YO. Cheques should be payable to Directions '83. PREPARE BARBECUE BEEF -.Jim and Jeff Darling are shown in action slicing beef for -Saturday's barbecue held Saturday in conjunction with Heritage Days. BREAKFAST CHEFS -- Gabby Mol and Wayne Pearce were two of the Exeter firemen chefs for breakfat Saturday morning. T -A photo. FIREMEN'S BREAKFAST Firemen George Pratt serves Jeanette McBride and Art and Bernice Cann at Saturday's Heritage, Days breakfast. T -A photo. VP° 111 rl CLOWN ON SKATES - Steve Wells appeared as a SERVING Exeter Shriner Earl Long dishes up some whitefish for Bob Taylor while clown on roller skates in Saturday's Heritage Days Clinton Shriner Bill Riehl looks on. parade tossing candy to the youngsters thong the way.