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Kinettes Assist
Hockey, Music
Exeter Kinettes donated s^ltJO
to the Footer Mohawks Booster
Hockey -Club at -their -meeting
Monday night, The sum is a per
centage of receipts from -the sale
of hockey programs.
Twenty-five dollars'• was voted
to the South Huron Music Festi
val -to be used in piano soholar-
ships.
Mrs. Ralph Genttner was elect
ed president for the coming -year
with Mrs. Irwin Armstrong as vice-president; Mrs. -C1 a r e n fa e
Fairbairn, secretary; Mrs. Ray
Wuerth, treasurer; Mrs. (Lloyd
Ford, registrar.
Mrs. H. W. Preszcator was
hostess with Mrs. -Les Parker as
co-hostess. Mrs. Cliff Er-sman
won the mystery -prize.
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Hensail And District News
Wm. B. Elder
Farm Leader
William Benjamin Elder, pas
sed away in London on Friday
April 6, in big 63rd year.
Born in Hay Township
farmed extensively, He —he
Aunnea extensively. He was a
Q-A-C- Guelph,
of the
Association of Ontario for a period of years.
He was active in th^, Plough
men’s Association, •connected
with 'the Seed .Grain business, was
the Federation
Hay Township
in getting it
was secretary-treasurer Thresh emeu's
ATTEND HURON PRESBYTERIAL—Ov,er 250 women from Huron County attended tire
Tuesday. Four of the officials taking part are shown here discussing a poster on Baby Band
S r « Left nght are Mrs- Melvin Gardiner, Thames Road, Baby Band secretary; Mrs.
w, J. Moores, Thames Road, president of London Conference W.M.S.; Mrs. C. E. Zurbrigg,
president of James St. afternoon auxiliary; and Mrs. E. DesJardins,, Grand Bend, who pre
sided for the meeting. ' —T-A Photo
Huron WMS Presbyterial
Hears Returned Missionary
presbyterial meeting of the United Church Women’s Missionary Society at James St. Church
Miss Grace Patterson of
Thamesford retired missionary
and -educationalist of -Central In
dia and Rev. C. Krug, iBelgrave,
were guests speakers -at the tilrir-
ty-first annual meeting of Huron
Presbyterial of the Women’s Mis
sionary Society held in James
S't. church on Tuesday.
;"It has grown -up sin-ce 1917
when I first went to Kharua, In
dia, and found a few Christians
rescued from -the famine of 1900-
190-2 carrying oh” -said Miss Pat
terson in -referring .to the church.
She -paid tribute to early mis
sionaries -and traced the develop
ment in education in hospitals
and in evangelisjn.
“No other organization in the
Christian church in Huron County
could fill the auditorium of
James -St. -Church on a sipring
afternoon and ministers and lay
men know it,” said Rev. Krug
who conducts -a TV program, each
afternoon over CKNX-TV and
was formerly professor of Mt.
Allison -University.
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George Walker
Horseshoe Pitcher
An av.id horseshoe pitcher,
George TV.. “Pat” Walker died
suddenly from a heart -attack at
his home on William fit., Satur
day, in his eightieth year.
Mr. Walker was president of
the lopal horseshoe -club for seve
ral years and helped to organize
numerous tournaments with
other clubs -in the district. He
played several games on -the local
courts the day -before he died.
He was born lin Us'borne Town
ship on Highway N-o. 4 and after
his marriage to Leno-re Sanders
o-f Stephen, they farmed in Ste
phen township until Mrs.
Walker’s 'death in 1949.
In 19-50 he retired to
and was a member of
Church of England.
Surviving are two
Myrtle, wiho made her home with
him, and Ethel, Mrs. Fred Kerr
of Crediton.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday by Rev. N. D. Knox
from -the Hopper-Hockey funeral
home with interment in Exeter
cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gordon and
Harold Penhale, Al joe and Fred
C-ulbert and Emerson and Don
Penhale.
“We live in -a time of -tre
mendous turmoil—-we face des
perate times and only as God’s
spirit can be released and touch
the hearts of our national leaders
can another great catastrophic
crisis -be averted,” contended Mr.
Kruig.
Mrs. -Davison, of Brucefield,
-conducted an impressive me-mQr-
ial service for the members who
-had -passed -away -during the year.
A ski-t publicizing the school
for leaders held -at Alma College,
St. Thomas in Augu-st, was -pre
sented by Mrs. -Harold Doig, Mrs.
Harold -Pollock and -Mrs. Whit
field, -all of Fordwich.
iMrs. W. J. Moores, of Thames
Road, president of the London
Conference Branch, presided for
the election of officers.
Mrs. William McVittie, -B-lyth,
was named the new president to
succeed Mrs. E. Des Jardines of
Grand Bend.
Officers from the south section
include Mrs. W. Love, of Grand
-Bend, vice-president; Mrs. Mel
vin Gardiner, Thames Road, Baby
Band secretary; Mrs. Elgin Mc
Kinley, of Zurich, community
friendship secretary; Mrs. Wil
liam Johns, Elimville, missionary
monthly and--world friends secre
tary.
Two members of' James St.
Afternoon Auxiliary to be named
were appointed to t-he resolution
committee for 19 57; Mrs-. Elton
lOuf-ts, Greenway, to the 1957
nominating committee, -and Mrs.
A. -Morgan, Thames -Road, to -the
finance -committee. . -
Mrs. Moores paid tribute to
Mrs. Des Jardins: “-Huron County
appreciates what she has done
in .-her four years of office.”
A -solo by M-iss Marie Wildfong,
-accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Frank Wii-ldfong, was appreciated.
Two minute reports of “What
we did in 1955” were given by
various secretaries- at the morn
ing session. The treasurer re
ported the allocation for 1955
of $2-1,600 had Ibeen exceeded and
for 1956 the allocation was
raised to $2-1,900.
Mrs. Des Jardins presided for
the sessions. Over 2-50 ladies
from all sections of the county
were present.
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
Find Choking
Kills Victim
-A coroner’s jury found Friday
that Kar.1 Anderson, 25, of Dash-
wood, “died from asphyxiation
due to Inhalation of vomit caused
by overindulience of alcohol.”
Th-e yourfg traffic victim was
found thrown from his car in a
ditch near Dashwood Sunday af
ternoon, April 1, He was travel
ing west, alone in his ear, when
-it went -out of control and veered
into the. south ditch of Highway
83. The car rolled through the
highway fence into a field. The
vcitim was found shortly after
by neighbours.
Among 'those who testified at
the inquest, held in Dashwood
Men’s Club Rooms, were Richard
Ayotte, Teeswajter, one of two
travellers which the victim had
driven ito Exeter to assist -them
when their car broke down near
Dashwood; Dr. F. J. Bufcson, who
was called to attend the de
ceased; and OPP Constable Cecil
Gibbons, who 'investigated.
■Coroner Dr. J. -C. Goddard, of
Hensall, p resided. Howard
Klumpip, Dashwood, was fore
man of the jury; members -in
cluded Eugene Dietrich, Harry
Haylter, Edgar ROstemayer and
Milford Merner, all oif Dashwood.
Exeter
'Trivitt
sisters,
James St. AOTS
Enjoys’ Pictures
Films on the 1955 Elgin House.
Conference -were shown at the
A.O.T.(S. supper meeting in James
St. Church Monday evening.
There was -a -good attendance
including . Elgin 'Rowcliffe, Hen-
sall, as guest. President H. H.
Cowen presided and -Lloyd Tay-
•lor and J. M. Southicott led in
devotions.
Marilyn Bisset-t favored with
two accordion solos.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McKellar
and family, Mitchell, visited on
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton
and family Stratford, spent the
weekend with Mrs. M. Houghton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie, Mar
garet and Ann, Komoka, visited
on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
T. Laing.
' Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker -and
Alice visited on Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Cockwell, Dash
wood.
Mrs. Ruby Rouitly Mrs- Alan
Somers and David, St. Marys, visited oh- Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. K. McKell'ar.
Mr. Oswald Walker, Mr. Rob
ert Gardiner -and Mr. Kenneth
McKellar attended at meeting of
the Liberal Association at
Walkerton -on Wednesday.
The death of Mrs. David Al
lison occurred at Morden, Mani
toba. She was Ithe former Mar
garet Hamilton, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. F. R.'Hamilton
and spent .her early life irT itliis
community. Mr. William Hamil
ton is "a brother.
Mr and Mrs. Alex Rajm-siey,
Patsy, Sandra and Billy and Mrs.
T. McIntosh attended the Ram
sey-Sorensen wedding in George
town on Friday evening.
John Mason, 70
Dies In Toronto
After a lengthy illness, John
Mason died at his ‘home in To
ronto-on Easter 'Sunday, ^ipril 1,
in his seventy-first year.
■ A former resident of Parkhill,
Dashwood -and Grand Bend, he
was well known lin the district.
He worked with -George Thom
son on construction work for 25
years and iby coincidence died on
Mr. Thomson’s eighty-first birth
day.
-On June 6, 1946, he married
Mrs. Bessie Thomson, Parkhill,
and they have resided in Toron
to ever since.
■Funeral'services were conduct
ed Tuesday-, April 3, and inter
ment was in Park Lawn Ceme
tery, Toronto. Pall-bearers were
three nephews, Tom Baird, Arn
old Mason and Delbert Mason, of
-Grand Bend; and thhree step-
gnandoliild-ren, Archie Linton,
Jim Enright and Lome Wood.
Mr. Mason is survived by his
wife, foui' step^children, Mrs. F.
Enright, Mrs. ‘Ken Linton and
Robert Thomson, all of Toronto;
and Mrs? IDavid Houston, Park
hill; and one brother, William
Mason, Dashwood.
Lucan Couple
Mark Event
Weekend Specials
Hamburg ...........................
Pure Pork Sausage ........
Smoked Cottage Roll ......
Rolled Pot Roast of Beef
Cooked Ham
Meat Specials
290 Lb.
370 Lb.
530 Lb.
290 Lb.
750 Lb.
Grocery Specials
Rose Margerine ........................................ 4 Lbs. 980
Jewell Shortening ....... 2 Lbs. 450
Crisco...................... 1 Lb. 330; 3-Lb. Pail 980
Personal Size Ivory Soap ................... 4 Bars 250
Club House Ice Box Jars Peanut Butter ......... 350
Heinz Catsup, 15-Oz ........... 290
Bananas ........... 2 Lbs. 350
Head Lettuce 2 for 330
And Meat Market
I Hensall ' Ontario
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Message From
By MRS. A. GACKSTETTER
W.M.S. Easter Meeting
The Women’s Missionary So
ciety met on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Vern Alder
dice (With Mrs. S. Pepper as co
hostess. The p r e s i d e n t,* Mrs,<
EmeTson Anderson, presided.
The Easter Thank Offering
program -followed with Mrs. H.
Finkbeiner, Mrs. M. Cooper and
Mrs. E. Anderson taking part.
Mrs. Bert Faber was in charge
of the worship.
Mrs. Wilmer Jones and Mrs.
Harold Jones were appointed as
Visiting commit-tee for April.
Mrs. J. McLellan and Mrs. Bent
Faber were elected as delegates
to the presbyterial in James St.
United Church, Exeter, April 4.0.
It was decided to pack -an over
seas bale in May. Mrs. J. Mc
Lellan gave an Easter poem.
Mrs. Eldon Jarrott was in charge
of the study assisted 'by iMrs, J.
(Sinclair, Mrs. R. Turner, Mrs. A.
Pafsons and Mrs. Behn-indyk.
Personal Items
Mrs. William Winder is aib-Ie
to be home after being confined
•to (South Huron Hospital for the
past two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cud-
inore and Lorne of London visit
ed on Sunday with the former’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cud-
more.
Mr. and Mrs/ Norman Dicke-rt
visited on Sunday with the for
mer’s mother, 'Mrs. Dickent, and
brother, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Dickert, in Harriston.
Mrs. Norman S-tanlake of__
eter called on Sunday On Mr,
and Mrs. E. Dawson,
Sunday visitors of Mr. Robert
Thomson were Mr. and Mrs, Ro
bert Stokes arid Larry of Lon
don, Mr. -and Mrs. Dick Cornish
and 'family of Goderich and Mrs.
Normal! iStanlake of Exeter.
Mrs. Munro of Fox Point
a recent visitor with Mr,
Mrs. Tom Munro.
Mrs. JOe Logard and Sari
Ex-
was
ahd
Sue
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hod
gins, Lucan, celebrated their gol
den wedding anniversary Wed
nesday, April 4, with a family
dinner a't St. Patrick’s Church,
iSaintsbury, followed by an after
noon and evening reception at
.their .home.
'Over 250 relatives and friends
attended the reception, among
whom were members of the Ang
lican and United Church W.A.,
Lucan, who each came in a body.
Receiving with the bride and
groom in the living room were
Ithe bridesmaid and organist of
50 years ago, Mrs. James Turner
and Mils. Will Carroll, of Park
hill, and Mr. iHodgins’ five sis
ters, 'Mrs. Fred and Will Davis
■of iSaintsbury, Mrs. Garfield
Needham, iBallymote, Mrs. Geo.
■Godbolt, Exeter, and Mrs. Clar
ence Flelteher, Woodham.Their g-rknddautghiter, Miss Ro
wena Abb-oitit had 'Charge of the
'guest book; Mrs. Murray Abbott,
Mrs. Mervin Elston and Mrs. C.
Ings, the kitchen.
Town Topics
Mirs. Mervi-n Jones underwent
ait operation for appendicitis on
Tuesday in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
London.
Miss Carmen MoKerral .has re
turned to Windsor -to resume her
studies after visiting her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. M-cKer-
-rai.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frayne and
fatally -of ’Sarnia spent the week
end with Mr, and Mrs. Clayton
Frayne,
The property of the late Wil
liam Mu&ser was purchased
Miss Della Peart for $i5,050
the auction sale Saturday.
by
at
•Front 1947 -to 1955 the num
ber of divorces ih Canada drop
ped (from 8,199 to 5,796.
Billy of Weston were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Long.
Miss Kathryn Anderson spent
a ifetw days in the Easter holi
days with her icousifi, Miss Gloria
Rumhall, in Clinton,
first president o-f
Of Agriculture in
and instrumental
organized.
He was the son _______ _
and Mrs. John Elder of Hensall.
Surviving are his 'widow, [two
sons, Harold and Kenpeth of
Hay; one daughter, Mrs. Earling
Lund (Audrey) of -Cleveland,
Ohio; two brothers, Jack, Osha-
wa; Lorne, Hamilton; foui* sis
ters, Mrs. R. M. Peck, Hensall,
Mrs. A, e. Howe, Hyde Park; Mrs.
Lyle Statham, Kingsville; Mrs.
Delbert Geiger Zurich.
Private funeral services were
held from the Bonithron Funeral
Home, Hensall, Monday conduc
ted by the Rev. C. D. Daniel
Amber Lodge Meets
Noble Grand Mrs. Archie Mac
Gregor presided at the regular
meeting of Amber Rebekah
Lodge No. 349. Tne charter was
draped in memory of the late Mrs.
■Letitia iSangster.
Arrangements were made for
the Past Noble Grands to attend
•the district meeting -to ,be held in
Clinton, April 18. The financial
'secretary, Mrs. C. Vo-lland, gave
a report of the bake -sale and tea
which was held in March.
Successful Hot Supper
The Ladies Aid <0if Carmel
Church held a successful hot sup
per in the church schoolroom on
(Saturday last and realized over
$100.to. Lovely varied colored
pots of african .violets adorned
■the center of the tea tables.
Indian Assimilation
The Women’s Missionary (So
ciety of ithe United Church con
vened Thursday afternoon, with
Mrs. E. Rowe’s group in charge
and Mrs. R. M, Peck Header, and
wlho presided for ithe devotional
period, assisted 'by Mrs. E. .Siproait.
Miss Greta Lammie favoured
with a violin solo. A dialogue,
“Fitting the Indian into the
general pattern of Canadian
Life” was presented by Mrs. J.
Horton. M-r's. W. Henry, and Mrs.'
H. McMbitrie.
The president, Mrs.. G. Arm
strong, presided for the business
gave
. Carl
Payne rendered a solo." It was
■disclosed, that the bale will be
packed the third week 'in May for
European Relief.
May meeting will 'be under the
co-nvenership of Mrs. Ar- Clark's
group. ;
Purchase Properties
Jack Adkins has purchased the
property of the late Mrs. Alice
Blackwell. '
Mr. and Mrs. -O. Rapson of
Summer Hill have purchased the
■dwelling owned by Miss Alice
Kyi-e on Main Street.
Personal Items
Miss 'Shirley Chapman R.N. of
Sarnia visited over the weekend
with her parents,
•Lorne Chapman.
Mrs. Ron Moir
of .St-rathroy were
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee, and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Moir.
a M-r .and Mirs. John Cornell
h-ave purchased the dwelling own
ed by Mrs. Flora Consitt, also on
Main Street.
Mrs. Emalie Schroeder is visit
ing wijh Mr. and Mrs. .Sjtorey
and fatoily at/Tifllsonburg.
Miss Etta
Vera Colbert
the weekend
Highway 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Robit. Simpson
spent the past week visiting with
relatives in Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Glenn is confined to
his room owing to illness.
Dr. A. R. Campbell and Mrs.
Campbell of -Guelph attended the
funeral of the late Mirs. Letitia
Sangser and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren.
•Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Nichol and
Mrs. A. P. Nichol of London
visited with Mr .and Mrs. Louis
Clark, Sa'., on Saturday -laslt.
. Mrs. E. A. Johns ha® been
transferred from St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, to St. Marys
'Hosp'iltal, London, Mrs. Johns is
recovering from a fractured hip
she suffered recently.
Roy Telford of Bayfield has
•returned home after spending
Easter week with his friends, Jer
ry M'cClinchey.
Mrs. William Consitt has sold
her home on Main street ito Mr.
Jack Corneil.
Wendy Moir has returned Ito
Grand Bfand •after spending the
Easter holidays" with her aunt,
wa;
portion. Mrs. iE.
(stewardship notes.
Geiger
Mats.
and daughter
recent visitors
Janrott and Miss
.of Toronto spent
at their home on
Easter holidays”
Mrs. Elsie 'Case.
Mrs. A. W. E.
don, is a house
W. B. Cross,
Mrs. Isabelle
Tiverton spent last Friday with
■her ■sifeter and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Pepper.
Miss Margaret Bell, Mrs. Mary
Howflett, Harold and Don Bell,
Toronto, were Easter visitors
with M-r. and Mrs-. W. R. Bell.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Bell, of Toron
to, were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Bell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess
spent the' weekend with their
daughter1 and son-in-law, Mr. a®d
Mira, J. L. McCloy, Toronto, -their
grandchildren Cathy, Jimmy and
ChiHstina who apant Easter week
with them returned home.
•Hemphill, Lon-
guest with Mrs-
M-cKinnon of
Crash Into River,
Dad, Son Escape
Clarence Reid and his tson
Jerry, 13, escaped injury when
their, five ton truck jumped a
bridge abutment, fell -eight feet
and smashed into a river bank
in Hibbert Township Thursday
afternoon.
The vehicle left the road after
hitting a soft -spot and the steer
ing locked. Mr. Reid said front
wheels and axle were sheared off
in force of the crash.
When he saw what was about
to happen, Mr. Reid is aid he mov
ed from in front of the steering
wheel of the -truck, which was
forced back against the seat. His
son was thrown -clear when the
right hand door wrenched open.
A -load of gravel in the truck was
thrown over the cab into the
river.
Damage to the 1950 model
which was a complete wreck was
estimated at over $1,000. 'Strat
ford OPP officers investigated.
Veteran Gardener
Auxiliary Speaker
Art Davies, The Old Vet. Giar-
dener,
•speaker
Evening
Church
gaive a-n
live (talk on the growing .and care
of flowers, which’was enhanced
with slides Shown by Mr. and
Mrs. Davies relative 'to their
gardens and greenhouses. The
speaker was introduced by Mrs.
Robert Cook.
President, Mrs. R. Chipchase,
who presided^ extended ia wel
come to the special guests wh-o
were the W.M.iS. of the Church,
Arnold Circle 'and W.M.iS. of
Carmel Church, and Guild of St.
Paul’s Anglican Church. There
were over one hundred presenft.
Hostesses were Mrs. Edison For
rest 'and Mrs. Ross Forrest.
The devotional period was in
charge of Miss Mary Goodwin as
sisted by Mrs. D. Kyle, and Miss
Goodwin, Mrs. J. C. Goddard con
tributed a piano solo, and Mrs.
R. Broderick a vocal solo.
Mr. Davies donated a .beauti
ful fuchia plant to the group
which was drawn for and the
lucky winner was Mrs. D. J. M'C-
Kelvie.
Lovely spring .flowers decora
ted the church for the affair. M-rs.
•R. Drysdale and Mrs. Raye Pater
son A^ere program .conveners.
Conduct Communion
Rev. Donald MacDonald con
ducted
Carmel Presbyterian Church on
(Sunday morning, tyheri a large
class of communicants joined
■the congregation on profession of
conitri-
-Strathroy, was guest
at the meeting of Ithe
Axillary of ithe United
Tuesday evening .and
interesting and inform a-
•Communion service in
faith. Mrs. Wm. -Brown
buted a vocal solo.
Services in the United
were largely .attended on
morning last Rev. C. D. Daniel
occupying Ills own pulpit. Holy
Communion was administered.
Rev. C. D. Daniel was (guest
iininisiter on church of the air at
■C.K.N.X. Wingham, Wednesday
morning of this week.
Entertain Young People
1 Hensall-Chiselhurislt Young
Peoples Union met in Hensall
United Church playing hosts to
Kippen and 'Hensall Presby
terian YJP.U. John Jacobi was in
charge of the call ito worship as
sisted -by Miss Mary Lou McLel
lan, Miss Maj a Roobol, Miss
Marilyn Eyre, and Jerry McGlin-
■chey.
Kippen favoured with the pro
gram and Hensalil led in recrea
tion.
Cliurch
(Sunday
Si
C Of C Sets
Fiddle Date
President R. H. Middleton
chaired ithe meeting of the Hen
sail Chamber of Commerce held
Tuesday evening, when the date
was set for the Ontario’® Gigan
tic Original Old Time Fiddlers’
Contest for the Free Press Tro
lly, Friday June 8 was the date
set and the place, Hensall Arena.
The Hockey situation was discus
sed and the -group agreed to spon
sor a Bantam hockey team next
winter.
Committee appointed ire Fid
dlers’ contest were:- Earl Dick,
Cecil Maxwell, Fred Harbunn,
Walter Spencer, George Hess, R,
H, Middleton, K. K. Gristian, R.
J, Drysdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell were
recent visitors with relatives in
London.
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William 1. Davey
Born In England
■William Louis Davey, BS, 4W
Tuesday at the Heywood Nunsing
Home.
He was -born in Fnstaid and
came to Cana4a when a young
man. He farmed on the Goshen
Line in Stephen twp. until 1941.
Since then he has made his home
with relatives and more recently
with Mr. and Mrs. l/ewis Johns
of Usborne. He attended the Uni
ted Church. He never married.
ISui-viving are one brother,
Richard, over 90 years of age
in South Huron Hospital, one sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Staley in London,
.and "several nieces and nephews.
Resting at the Hopper Hockey
funeral home where -service will
be conducted on Friday April 13
by Rev. W. J. Moores.
■Interment will be in Exeter
Cemetery.
Try Surge for faster, safer
milking with increased produc-.
tion. (adv’t)
Church'
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASBTWOOD
Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
.Sunday, April 15
10:00 a.m.—(Sunday School
11:1-5 a.m.—"How God Guides”
7:<30 p.m.—-Intercessory Prayer
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
J. G. Cochrane, Organist
a.m-—Sunday School
a,m.—Morning Worship
Rev.
Mrs.
10:0011': 00
'Sermon Subject: “I Believe in
the Holy Ghost”—-Seventh in
series on the Apostle’s Creed.
7:00 p.m.—Communicants’ Class
MAIN STREET
United Church Of Canada
Rev. Alex’r Rapson, Minister
Sirs. A. Willard, Organist
10:00
The
will
vice
10:00 ___ .
(3 years and under) in the
Primary Department.
Let All The Family of God Be
Found Together In One Place,
Singing and Praising God.
a.m.—Service of Worship
Beginners (4 and 5 years)
withdraw from the ser-
during the second hymn,
a.m.—The Nursery Class
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER z, I
Sunday Schppl7
10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
“Teach Me Thy Truth, O Lord”
Supt.: Stanley Sauder, Zurich
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. H. Fikse, Supply Minister
Sunday, 2 p.m.—Dutch Service
All Welcome
ZION CHURCH .
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDITON
Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister
’10:00 a.m.—Worship Service
Speaker: Rev. W. F. Krotz
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Good Friday
Sunday, April 15, 1956
9:45 a.m.—Sunday -School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic -Service
Mrs. H. Butler will preach.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Congrega
tional Business Meeting
Friday, 8 p.m.—Christ’s Ambas
sadors Group will -take their
service to Clinton.
Rev. L. W. Krause, Pastor
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.JML*
Musical Director
10:00 a.m.—-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—'Morning Worship
iSermon S ubject: “.How Men
Find Christ”-
Anthem by the Choir
•Solo: Mrs. John Goman „
7:00 P.m.—Evening Worship
(Sermon Subject: “Whose Is
^The Kingdom?”
'Solo: Mrs. Clare Green
A Warm Welcome
.Is Extended To All
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
• Rev. Louis Higenell, Pastor
10:00 a.m.—-Sunday -School
11:00 a.m.—-Service
“The Mutual Knowledge of the
(Shepherd and His Sheep”
April 13, 8 p.m.—L.L.L. Seminar
in St. Peter’s Church, Strat
ford.
April 18, 8:15 p.m.—The motion
picture,. “Our Unfinished
Task,” -will be shown in the.
church. AJ1 welcome.
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector
Trivitf Memorial, Exeter
Second Sunday After Easter
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.;—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
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