Times Advocate, 1989-05-10, Page 8Times -Advocate, May 10, 1989
Helping hands Lorraine
Elsie Tuckey a hand
Brock was among
Brock, formerly of Crediton,
at the Exeter UCW's spring smorgasbord.
the 450 diners served.
(right) gives
Seniors meet in May
EXETER - Exeter Seniors presi-
dent Alice Bowen set the theme for
the May meeting at the Legion hall
by reading a tribute to mothers and
grandmothers.
An invitation to Huronview for
dinner at 12:45 on Friday, June 9 at
a cost of $5.00 each was accepted.
To marry - Ron and Pat Cot-
trell, Exeter, .are happy to• an-
nounce the forthcoming marri-
age of their daughter,
Elizabeth Marie to Ramon
Pache,_ son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pache, Higuey, Dominican Re-
public. Ceremony to take
place, June 24, 1989, Higuey,
Dominican Republic.. (Recep-
tion announcement to follow at
a later date) or if you wish join
us for a great party down
south!
Bosch Mother's Day
Special
Bread maker & Kitchen
Machine
Reg. $725.00
Now selling at s699
until May 14, 1989
Food Chopper -
Reg. $149.00
to be given away with the
Bosch during the sale
For further information please
call
Majic Mill Dealer
Sherry Ritchie 294-6719
Also selling Giant Trampolines
• Bingo at the Villa will be looked
after by Adeline and Almira Ford,
Eldon and Alva Heywood.
Members were reminded of the
June 25-27 games, of this week's
Moonwalk and of forthcoming bus
trips.
Olga Davis gave an informative
report of the zone rally held at,Sea-
forth.
Ruth Arthur was in charge of the
program which consisted of poems,
readings, jokes and music.
Barbara Triebner, her daughter Ta-
mara and son Nathan delighted us
with songs of love and praise,
many with the help of sign lan-
guage.
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Bob Blair and Sam Skinner had
their lively jointed lads and ponies
dancing to the peppy chording of
Wilma David.
The Usborne Guild - Bill Rhode,
Ken Duncan and Ray Cann, violin-
ists, Bob Jeffrey guitarist, Harry
Jeffrey banjoist and Jean Hodgert
Pianist, - played several toe -tapping
lively numbers. No one responded
to the urge to dance due, no doubt,
to recent spring cleaning.
Marjorie Arthur gave three quite
humorous readings.
Lunch and cards v. Cr ^ enjoyed.
The June meeting will begin
with a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p.m.
the first Tuesday, New members are
always welcome.
Forthcoming marriage - Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Belton, Port
Franks, are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming marri-
age of their daughter, Tammy
Lynn to Brett Charles Batten,
son of Kaaren Batten, London
and the late William Batten.
The wedding will take place at
the Thedford United Church on
May 13, 1989 at 3:30 p.m.
Celebrate 75th anniversary
EXETER - A service to celebrate
the 75th Anniversary of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society (W.D.) and
the 125th Anniversary of the wom-
en's mission societies that led to its
formation was held in Caven
Church Sunday morning May 7.
The following ladies of the
W.M.S. took part in the service:
president Mrs. Edna Simmons - the
Call to Wors'hip and the prayer of
Adoration; Mrs. Bea Ersman -
prayer of Confession and Assurance
of Pardon; an explanation of the
banner displayed in the Church with
the Logo "Go and Tell" was given
by Mrs. Floy Foreman.
A history of the W.M.S. (W.D.)
was prepared by Mabel Stanlake and
read by Maybelle Cann. It seemed
appropriate to remember some of
the stalwart, compassionate and ded-
icated women who served their Lord
and our society so faithfully. Of
particular' interest was the memory
of Margaret Strang Savage who
grew up on a farm in Western Onta-
rio, and Caven Church, Exeter, was
her home church. She received her
medical degree from Western Onta-
rio University, London, Ontario. In
1931 -she began her mission provid-
ing health of body, mind and spirit
to the people of Peace River coun-
trYIn telling the children's story pas-
tor Gaskin explained to the Sunday
School students the meaning of the
word "missionary" and their work
in helping others.
Mrs. Hazel Pryde read the prayer
of Illumination and the Scripture
lessons Deuteronomy 6:4-8, Psalm
67 and John 14:23-29. The choir
anthem A Whole New Me was led
by the organist Sharon McNeilly.
The message Pastor Gaskin pre-
sented in the homily was centered
on the theme "Go and Tell" told in
John 14 verse 27 Jesus said "Peace
I leave with you, my peace I give
unto you: Go and Tell" expressing
that this spirit of obedience in ac-
tion has been visible in the Wom-
en's Missionary Society (W.D.)
since 1914.
The prayer of Thanksgiving was
given by Norah Taylor. Two mem-
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After the service everyone was in-
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Taylor - were assisted in serving a
smorgasbord lunch which had been
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SHDHS Fashion Show
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - Last Wednesday,
South Huron District High
School's Athletic Council presented
its third annual Spring Fashion
show.
This year's theme, Kokomo: The
Resort, gave everyone involved the
fueling of relaxing at their favourite
southern tropical resort. The gym-
nasium was brightly decorated with
a bar set and umbrella table from
Casual Industries of Grand Bend,
palm trees, shells and green plants
from Country Flowers in Exeter.
Windsurfing boards completed the
look of a fun filled spring resort.
Fashions were donated by local
merchants hoping to give the pre-
view of their spring clothing for
upcoming warm weather. The
show consisted of sportswear, casu-
al wear and elegant formal wear.
Modelling the spring apparel were
students and teachers of South Hu-
ron as well as a couple of young-
sters, Cameron Eddy and Megan
O'Rourke.
The Athletic Council's chairper-
son, Maureen Masse, and grade.thir-
teen student, Steve Lingard provided
interesting commentaries for each
model.
Due, to the success of the show in
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perform an afternoon and evening
show and both were successful once
again.
The Athletic Council would like
to thank the following: Dinney's
Furniture, Country Flowers, The
Dresser, Saan, Gerrards, Brigettc s,
Expressions) RSD, Scott Bogart,
Oakwood Inn, MacLean's, Gentle-
men's Choice, The Sun Shop, Cas-
ual Industries, Total Concept,
Looking Good, Purple Turtle and
Ellison Travel.
Forthcoming marriage - Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Clarke, Shipka
wish to announce the forthcom-
ing marriage of their daughter,
Gail to Pat Masse, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Don Masse, Zurich.
The wedding will take place Fri-
day, May 12, 1989 at Crediton
Zion United Church at 6:00
p.m. Open reception to follow
in Dashwood.
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