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Forthcoming man e - To-
gether with their parents
Ingrid Hurkmans and Glenn
Hayter are happy ' to an-
nounce their engagement.
The wedding will be held on
December 11, 1993 at Exet-
er Pentecostal Tabernacle. A
closed reception to follow is
at Oakwood Inn, Grand. Bend.
Gower=►ritchard
"The wedding:of Carolyn Ann
-Pritchard and .Daniel James
Leroy-Gower'took place Octo-
.ber 2, 1993 at Crediton. Unit-
ed Church, .Crediton officiat-
ed . by Reverend Ed
Laksmanis. Carolyn is the
daughter of John and Marilyn
Pritchard of Crediton. Daniel
is the son of Carl and Phyl-
liss Gower of RR1 Centralia.
Maid of honour was Judy
Crown, c,f the bride.
Matron of honour was
.Deanne Robinson, friend of
ithe bride. -Bridesmaids were
Victoria Gower, sister-in-law
of ,the. groom; Nina -Pritchard
and Charmaine Pritchard, sis-
ters of the bride. Best man
was Dave Lovell, friend of
the groom. Ushers were Joe
Gower, brother of the groom;
Howard Neeb, friend of the
groom; Dennis Gower, . broth-
er of the groom and -Bob
Ford, friend of the groom.
?Ringbearer was Matt Pritch-
-rord, cousin of the bride. Can -
;.r lelighters were Troy •Robin-
.aon and Travis Robinson. A
,-rersoption was held light/se
Kirkton-Woodham. Community
Centre. They Are now resid-
ing in Exeter. Dan and Caro-
lyn would like to thank their
families, friends and every-
one who helped make their
day 'cry special.
DenOtter - filch
Lisa Diane Ulch and Jeffery
John DenOtter were united in
marriage September 25,
1993 at the Kirkton United
Church, Kirkton. The ceremo-
ny was officiated by Rev. Bill
Jones. Lisa is the daughter
of John and Sandra Ulch of
Kirkton, and Violet Ulch of
Hanover. Jeff is the son of
.-:John and Toni DenOtter of
4i (irkton. Matron of honour
:occas Joan Bete, sister of the
bride. Bridesmaids were Tra-
- ci Tryon, friend • of the bride;
Marianne Natywary, sister of
the groom, and Trish Bader',
friend of the bride. the flow-
ergirl was Melanie Vanden-
berg, cousin of the groom.
Best man was Roy allatywary,
brother-in-law of'rthe;groom.
Ushers were.Doug Patterson,
friend of the groom. Steve
Ulch, brother of 'the bride,
nand Mike Fletcher, friend of
lithe groom. The ringbearer
was :Greg Vandenberg, cou-
sin of?the:'groom. The soloist
-was Kris 'Reid-Mahling, friend
ofithe bride,.and.Maria Urqu-
hart played:the organ. Read-
ings were -done by Sonya
Fletcher - Hicks: and Kim Rup-
pel, friends of thebride. the
reception was held at the
Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre with Traci Tryon,
friend and bridesmaid 'qf the
bride, .as master of ceremo-
nies. A great time followed,
and then the. couple -were off
to Playacar,,,Mexico for their
honeymoon .4off and Lisa
now reside 'onr;their fan, : at
RR1 Woodham.
HENSALL - What an exciting
%mac at Queensway! The morning
was fun and fitness time for all of
those energetic people. Many resi-
,kllents played bingo in the afternoon
3iind then proceeded into the activity
0400111 to watch part 11 of the ua vie
'Fried Green Tomatoes".
Rev. Julie Bender, from Zurich,
was the guest pastor for the Tues-
day
uesday afternoon worship. The service
.,,tryas very inspiring; Beaver played
401c guitar and sang for.the residents
;tis well. Thanks to Joyce Pepper for
playing the piano.
For Novel ber 11, Queensway
held a Remembrance Day Selcvke.
Helen Wells Lead the ,poem "h
Hight" and-ctiace.Dianey -tired "In
Flanders Fields". Ilial home hied
some of his memories and experi-
ences cif World Wax i. jief;,, si-.
dents touched on mammies Yof-
World War II. '
Friday afternoon was ressorJor
Men's Coffee Hour. This .ytas a
really inn. time for the men millet
together And ,talk. The main Imic
old cars - and this tgJiy
some hilarious stories -
mrrstly About car. Ircnitthies.
Stephen Central Pabllc School field "their student council
lection recently. Shown above are: Julie Hearn, secretary
reasurer; president Heath Palen and Kerlann O'Rourke,
ice president.
Direction of church
farnily discussed
LUCAN - On Sunday, •Novem-
.>ber 7, Dr. Bill Davies of Parkhill
03+1was asked to speak to the congre-
4sgation of the Living Word Congre-
,gational Church in Lucan on .his
thought' of direction for the
church family:During the past few
months, Dr.Mravies spoke at the
Sunday worship service on several
occasions.
After the service this past Sun-
clay. Dr. Davis presented a format
,Sof ideas -for the church to consider
::liow-they could be of service to the
:;community of Lucan and the sur-
rrounding area. He emphasized the
.,:necessity of being relevant to the
-steeds of society. Teaching ses-
:,sions for the development of lead-
ers and other in -church ministries
would be an on-going procedure.
As an outreach to the communi-
ty at. iarge,..Dr..Davies. ,s&Aangly
recommended holding lecture/
discussion workshops on a regular
basis. These sessions world cover
a•wide range of family and person-
ality problem areas.
Topics such as dealing with fail-
ure and low self-esteem would be
high on thelist. Pre -marital coun-
selling sessions would be held,
starting with youth groups.
.Later on Sunday, the congrega-
tion unanimously agreed to ask Dr,
Davies if rte would be their pastor.
.Both Bilt and his wife -Toni accept-
ed this call to help for a season to
establish this new direction.
.Dr. Daviesbrings to this postion
a backgroundsof teaching, mission
work in Haiti.and, of late, public
speaking on,family'life matters.
He will commute to the Lucan
based church from his home in
Parkhill.
The Living World Congregation-
al Church has been meeting in Lu -
.can -:Public School and soon will
tat nUholaoilities.of'St. James An-
glicanChutch in Clandeboye.
Dr. Davies .told that one of his
goals is .to help the congregation
find a permanent home of its own.
Remembrance topic for children
By II. Davis
SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's cel-
ebrated the Holy Communion ser-
vice at 11 a.m. November 14.
Rev. Emery spoke to the children
on Remembrance Day and how we
should all be true to our country.
With the ainging of 0 Canada, the
children went to their classes. Lisa
Carroll was server, Cheryl Carroll
provided the music for the service.
This Sunday St. Patrick's.wilifal
ebrate, the Holy Communion : Ser: ,I
vice at 8:30 a.m. Reign of Christj
Sunday (Year A). Scripture Read-::
Ings to be Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24,
1 Corinthians 15:20-28, Responsive
reading Psalm 23; The Holy Gospel
Matthew 25:31-46. 1
Margaret Carroll and Hazel Da-
yis attended Great Chapter at : St•
Jaynes Church, Stratford on T,tpa-
clay evening representing .St. 1-;
ricks.
Linda Durran and Lucas of Au-
burn were weekend visitors .with
the MacGitlivrays.
Next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. I3y the
Grace of God, The Right Reverend
Jack Peck, Bishop of St. Clair will
ordain Patricia Carolyn McLean
Dobbs Luxton, Priest in the Angli-
can Church of Canada at Holy Trin-
ity Anglican Church, 12 Blair
Road, Cambridge, Ont. and a recep-
tion .will follow in the -Parish Hall.
Patty would be greatly honoured by
your prayers and presence.
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GRANTON - Over 400 people
enjoyed the annual beef supper at
the Granton United Church on last
Wednesday evening, November
10.
Many local people attended the
annual Lucan craft show at the
community centre on the weekend.
Lots of people also took in the
excellent local craft show held in
the former Granton Country Store
on Sunday.
The humourous "Odd Couple"
play 'by the St. Marys Community
Players 'which opened Thursday
night, November 11 at the Town
Hall is quite entertaining and
worth many laughs.
The spaghetti supper for Com-
munity Outreach sponsored at St.
Paul's Anglican Church on Sunday
was a real spaghetti eating chal-
lenge, well worth the effort.
The Anglican parish Bible study
was held at the home of Mary Jef-
feries on Wednesday afternoon.
The St. Thomas' Anglican
Church Chancel Guild enjoyed
breakfast at the Westover Inn, St.
Marys on Tuesday morning, No-
vember 9. A short meeting fol-
lowed led by, Muriel Lewis. Rev.
Stephen Emery said the blessing
and closed with prayer.
At the St. Thomas Anglican
Church on Remembrance Sunday,
November 14, Rev. Stephen Em-
ery's message was about revenge
from generation to generation and
the inability to want to forgive.
Muriel Lewis assisted as reader.
At the Granton United Church
on Sunday, Pastor Normalie
Voakes' sermon was entitled
"Risky Investments" based on the
lessons from Judges 4 and 1st
Thessalonians 5. During the chil-
dren's time Marilyn Humphrey,
Peter Blom, Sherri McRobert,
Mary Waters and Wilfred Riddell
told a modern version of the Para-
ble of -the Talents. The choir sang
"I Know Who Holds tomorrow."
A Remembrance Day service
was conducted by members of the
Lucan Legion on Thursday, No-
vember 11.at 1:30 p.m. Len Maslen
was in charge of arrangements and
the Rev. Stephen Emery led in
prayer and gave a briefm e.
Wreiiths were laid forthe Prov-
ince of Ontario by Bill Smith and
Robert Parkinson, accompanied by
Sid Daley; for Branch 540 by Gor-
don Clubb and Ralph Smith; for
the Ladies Legion Auxiliary by
Ann Craig and Aline Quinn; WAV.
II by Prank Daley; and Graviton
UCW by Elsie Dann.
Val Middleton took the salute,
accompanied by Muriel Lewis.
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