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Times Advocate, 1991-03-06, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, March 6, 1991 4° FAMILY Spezlale-M.ndelJn Mr. and Mrs. Jan Mendelin ex- changed wedding vows on Octo- ber 6, 1990 In St. Timothy's Church, Ottawa. The bride is the fanner Kathleen Speziale, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Richard- son of North Bay and Mr. Harry Speziale of Ottawa. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Mendelin of Terrace Bay. The maid of honour was Vanessa Thomson and the bridesmaids were Vanessa Knox, Sandi Pratt, Laurie McDonald, Ruth Clarida, friends of the bride and Wendy Mendelin, sister of the groom. The flower girl was Eleisha Rich- ardson, sister of the bride. The best man was Kevin Regis and the ushers were Kevin Seidel, Ron Stortini, Ron Freedman, Bruce Nugent and Cornelius Po - sine, all friends of the groom. The ring bearer was Gregory Milo, friend of the bride. After a honeymoon in the Caribbean, the couple is residing in Ottawa. Meat draw winners New from Exeter Unitecl EXETER - March 3 was the third Sunday in Lent and the flowers at the front entrances of Exeter United Church were placed in loving mem- ory of Mary Cornish and in memo- ry of the late Bill Mercer. Bev Robinson spoke to the chil- dren about being at one with our- selves and our church family. Peter and Linda Snell sang From a Dis- tance, Michelle Ross read the scrip- ture lesson, the choir's anthem was God Bless The Master and Rev. Hawley's message was entitled Spring Cleaning. It was reported that more than $3,000 was raised for the Medicine for Brazil project and the Outreach Committee hosted the social time following the service. This week in church the UCW will be making meat pies Wednes- day morning, the Sunday School teachers will meet in the evening at 7:30. The Gone Fishin' group will meet at Kicks at 5 p.m. Thursday and Time meets at 9:30 a.m. n - day. The Christian Develert t Com- mittee are hosting aand Games Night, Sunday, March 10, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the church. Ba- bysitting for children under 6 will be available so bring your games and your family and join in. Alr band competition - Exeter Public School students took part in an air band competition last Friday. Seen here are Natisha Fairburn and Julie Darling doing their rendition of Opposites attract which took first prize in the junior division. Intermediate winners were Jenny Ellison, Jennifer Graham, Krlsti Ahrens, Erin Workman and Melissa Brock. Nursery school Learning about community helpers EXETER - Winner of last week's R.E. Pooley Branch 167 meat draw are as follows; steaks and chuck - Jackie Post - ill; pork chops - Ray Snell; steaks and chuck - Elsie McDo- nald; ham and beef roasts - Peg Hunter-Duvar, and the mystery draw winner was Mike Cush- man. By Vanessa Cook HENSALL - The children at the Hensall Nursery School have been learning about community helpers. In the coming week they will be visiting the Fire Hall and will be having a dress -up day around the theme, What I Want to Be When 1 Grow Up. On Thursday, March 28, the chil- dren will be having a hop-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy. The chil- dren will be dressed like bunnies and will try to hop for two minutes. Pledge sheets will be sent home. Host a foreign student MONTREAL - AFS Interculture Canada, one of the country's most important student exchange organi- zanons, is once again launching its annual recruitment campaign. It is looking for families who are inter- ested itt sharing their life with a for- eign student duringthe coming school year. By hosting a young student from another country, families discover another part of the world without leaving the comfort of their own home. The father in a family who is cur- rently hosting a young student from Thailand explains, "We are really living a unique experience, she quickly became a part of our family and, through her eyes, we are redis- covering the beauty of our world and learning about a new culture. It will be very difficult to see her go home in July." Interculture Canada's hosting pro- gram lasts 11 months and is open to all kinds of families, with or with- out children. The students are be- tween 15 and 18 and come from about thirty different countries, among them Australia, Japan, Bra- zil and Sweden. These young people are carefully If you are approached by a child from the nursery school, remember it's for a good cause. Shuffleboard The high six game winners ins,. shuffleboard were George Dowson with a score of 425, Dave Wood- ward with a score of 333, John Pep- per with a score of 330, Ellen Coutts with a score of 318, and Ei- leen Dowson with a score of 317. Due to the Seniors meeting, shuf- fleboard will be held Monday, March 11, instead of Tuesday. 1030 ADELAIDE ST. NORTH Brenda O., Strathrgy Don't forget about the Hensall Figure. Skating Club's Winter Car- nival on Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 at the Hensall arena. The theme for the carnival is Muppets. ALL FULL PROGRAMS •* ONE DAY ONLY * Lost 33 lbs., 42 Inches Don't Delay! Swimsuit weather in 99 days! THE COUNTDOWN IS ON!! __ EXETER 235-3355 524-2773 u~ n 1-800-265-5503 • Valumart Plaza Hwy. 4 & 83 London 645-7939 STRATHROY 245.6255 l • tyl.dtcal Ston * We wW honour welpht lose from other clinics • Guaranteed Results wkh no addtdonN cost selected in their own country sod that they will be able to quickly adapt to the family with which they will be matched. The families who decide to par- ticipate in the hosting programs are not paid; however, the satisfaction they get from such an experience is invaluable. 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