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Times -Advocate, May 24, 1995 .
Forthcoming marriage - Mrs.
Marion Skinner of Exeter is
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of her
daughter, Barbara Jean to
Roble Lee Harnack, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harnack
of Owen Sound. Their wed-
ding will take place at Elim-
ville United Church on Friday,
June 2, 1995 at 7 p.m. Re-
ception to follow at the Exet-
er Recreation Centre in Exet-
er.
Spring
fashions are
modelled
GRAND BEND - Over 100
Grand Bend Golden Agers met
May 3, for the monthly luncheon
meeting. After the meeting the
group was entertained by Shirley
Platt and six models, who present-
ed a sample of spring and summer
fashions from Katy's Closet.
Dave Sheppard provided the mu-
sic during the lunch and fashion
show.
Next meeting is June 7, which
will be a potluck luncheon and si-
lent auction. This will be held at
the Lion Pavilion. Contact the con-
vener for further information.
Spring
fever
catches
Blue Water
residents
ZURICH - On Mother's Day, the
folks at Blue Water Rest Home
were abuzz as family members,
came for their parent's special day.
The rooms took on a new look with
all the fresh flowers arriving - a
treat after the winter season.
Rev. Gani Lazaro, Zurich United
Church held Bible Study on Tues-
day afternoon.
Pastor Ross Thompson, St. Pe-
ter's Lutheran Church, Zurich con-
ducted Thursday afternoon chapel
service. Father Matthias Wronski,
St. Bonifacc Church, Zurich cele-
brated Mass.
Friday afternoon, the residents
caught spring fever and ventured
off to Arkona to look at the cherry
trees in blossom. Clara Hamilton,
Susan Leslie, Rose Merner, Pearl
Miller, Esther Makins, Ruby Bell
and Kurt Gebel enjoyed their outing
into the country and down along the
lake.
Our condolences to the family
and friends of the late Oscar Isaac
Edwin Miller who passed away at
South Huron Hospital, Exeter on
May 17 in his 90th year. Miller
came to the Home in April from the
Dashwood arca and was just getting
reacquainted with many of his for-
mer colleagues.
The residents look forward to a
birthday party on May 23 with
members of Bayfield Anglican
Church.
The Resident/Family • Annual
Summer Dinner is scheduled for
Sunday, June 25 with entertainment
at 3:00 p.m. and dinner sitting from
3:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Recovering
LONDON -Long-time Exeter resi-
dent Elmer Bell is recovering from
kl i;ip injury at St. Joseph's Hospital.
PA MTTY
Queensway residents
prepare for yard sale
HENSALL - It has been a busy week at Queensway. Residents and staff
are busy preparing for the upcoming yard sale.
Last Saturday afternoon a number of volunteers and residents made cor-
sages for every lady at Queensway in honour of Mothers Day. Sunday
morning each lady had her corsage pinned on while preparing for our an-
nual "Mothers Day Tea." Many families and friends were in to partake in
the tea. It was a fun day for everyone.
Monday afternoon the Hensall United Church women joined us for bin-
go. While some played bingo others were outside replanting garlic and
chives.
Reverend VerHaag was the minister for the weekly church service.
Thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Ver Haag for joining us for church. Immediately
following church Phil Cornish of the Family Coalition Party came to
speak to residents.
Paul Klopp was also in to speak to residents on May 11. Later in the day
several residents gathered for supper club. They enjoyed a sampling of
beef and turkey pot pies, steamed cauliflower and strawberry/rhubarb pie
with ice cream.
All day Thursday Geri Fashions visited from London. In the afternoon
residents gathered to see the fashion show of new spring fashions.
Models were Emma Campbell, Elva Forrest, Mary Davies; Ruth Church,
Muriel Gunning and Mary Ellen Groves.
Winners of the door prizes were: 1st prize, mens pyjamas Homer Taylor,
2nd, gold heart necklace, Mary Davis, 3rd, hosiery, Emma Campbell.
Note pads were won by Marjorie Carey, Annie Reid and Pat Volland.
Upcoming events
May 24, 12:14 p.m. John Jewitt, Liberal candidate.
May 25, 2 p.m. birthday party with entertainment. May 27, all day Hen -
sail yard sale.
Communitytyard sale
Response was excellent to the weekend community yard sale held at the Stanley township
complex in Varna. Shown above displaying some of the articls for sale are from the left
Mona Stephenson, Jennifer and Janice Alderdice and Marion Coleman.
Letters and seeds organized
It was the church's
135th anniversary.
H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's
celebrated their 135th anniversary
on May 21. The service of Holy
Communion was opened with the
processional hymn "All people that
on earth do dwell".
Rev: Stephen Emery, for his chil-
dren's focus and message talked
about the promise from Jesus send- ,
ing the Holy Spirit to be with us as
helper, comforter and best friend
and one who hears our cry.
The children went to their classes
following the hymn 'Morning has
broken". The Sunday School lesson
was about 'Jesus and the children.'
It was also a time of getting letters
and packages of seeds ready to be
mailed to Roberts Obur-Larie, Rt.
Rev. Gideon Oboma and Rev. Sam
Obol and families of Uganda.
Margaret Carroll was reader for
the service. Altar flowers and bas-
kets of flowers were given in lov-
ing memory of the late Heber Da-
vis, Almarie Davis Young and
Marguerite Davis Greenlee by
Mary Davis and family. Flowers on
the pulpit we'', in loving memory
of the late Hugh and Ellen Carroll,
Henry and Catherine Hodgins and
Cliff and Ada lngs by Ron and
Margaret Carroll and family. Crys-
tal Davis was torch bearer and
Courtney MacGillivray, crucifer
for the service, and assisted with
Rebekahs honour McFalls
The Rebekahs honoured Lois McFalls on Wednesday night.
From left to right: Jean Hodgert, District Deputy President of
District 23; Agnes Norris, President of Rebekah Assembly of
Ontario; Lois McFalls, Outside Guardian of Rebekah As-
sembly of Ontario; Lady Jean Clark, First Vice -President of De-
partment Association of Ontario Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Mil-
itant.
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in my gang
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2-3 large onions chopped
1 green i pepper chopped
1 can tomatoes
1/2 cup raw rice
1-2 tsp chili powder
2 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
• Cook hamburg till nicely browned. Add onion and green
pepper and saute till tender. Add remaining ingredients and
heat through. Pour in ungreased 2 qt. casserole. Cover and bake
at 350 deg. F for one hour.
Debby Wagier
the ministration of the communion.
Following the closing prayer and
recessional hymn "Faith of our fa-
thers", everyone gathered in the
parish hall for a time of fellowship
and refreshments.
ACW
St. Patrick's A.C.W. is to meet
June 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the parish
hall to pack the bale to be sent to
their prayer partner.
St. Paul's anniversary
On June 4, St. Paul's, Kirkton
will celebrate their anniversary at
10:00 a.m.
Personal
Wednesday afternoon visitors
with Mary Davis following lunch
at the restaurant were cousins Greta
Gibson, Mabel Needham, Gladys
Davis, Elva Godbolt and Maxine
Stone.
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