The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-23, Page 17441
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• RA7YFIEJA: BART.l$,T
CHURCH
eafter; ;tier ,.Beclehtlanl
10•:00.: School
.110.0. Worship
'700 p.m., -,Evening Services
Wed, P-111,-,-Pt;aYer Service
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev,
R, Van F a rowe, Minister
2:00 P.m.—Vorship and Semen
• (English) . •
3:30 p.m.—SundaY School
lioly•Week-Services-for all the
churChes each— eveningat
.111flieS SP: •..churelt, a t..8i p.m.,
Monday..thriciugliThursdaY,
And Fridiy at il m. Speak-
er:•Gordon Spykman.
See adv't this issue.)
• JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Key: S. E. Lewis, M,A. B,D.
Minister
Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
10 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
• All Departtnenta .
11 A.,m.—MGRNING SERVICE
LENTEN SERIES
Going With Jesus Through
The Last, Week"
(6), Story Of The Trial And
• , 'Crucifixion .
Anthem by` the Choir
MAIN STREET
'United Chtirch'ef Canada
RS Hiltz
1c7r,9anist:':t14r..;,:..A. .rd
10:00 am.—Sunday School
Classes for all ages.
11;15 a.m.-.Conimunion Service
Sunday Message
Nursery, Mission Band
Come and worship with us.
'CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
• Minister
Organist: Mrs. S. G. Klatt
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.M.—Morning Worship
Serthon Subject: "Peter's
Denial"
Pre -Easter services in James
St. Church, Monday to Fri-
day., March 27 - 31, - 8 p.M.,
sponsored by the Exeter
Ministerial.
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
ZION CHURCH
AYengelicM United
Brethren
CREDITON
M. Schlenker, Pastor
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
1000 am—Morning Worship
11;15 4,01,—Sunday School
8:00 p.m.—Evening Groin)
PASSION WEEK SERVICES
Wednesday, March 29
8:00 p.m.—Communion Service
Thursday, March 30
2;00 pm.—WSWS
8peaker: Mrs, Alice Irvin.
Good Friday, March 31
8:00 p.m.—Cantata: "The Red
of the Dawn", given and
sponsored by the church
choir.
EASTER SERVICES
8;30 a.m,—Sunrise Service
Speaker: Rev, R. S. Hiltz
Easter breakfast follows,
sponsored by the Youth Fel-
lowship,
10:00 a.m, — Easter Morning
Worship
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bre.n de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, March 26
PALM SUNDAY
8:30 a.m.—Quiet Communion
1000 a,m.—Bible Class
11:00 a.m,—Morning Prayer
Nursery and Sunday School
(Installation of the servers
and dedication of processional
cross)
8:30 p.m,—The Rector's Coffee
Hour
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Monday through Thursday
Children Services at 8:30 a.m.
Midweek Communions
Wednesday, 8 a.m. and 10 a,m.
Monday through Thursday
Meditetions, 7:30 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY
12:00 Noon - 3:00 p,m, — The
Three Hours' Service
A meditation based on the
seven words from the cross.
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
!Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister
10:00 a.m.—Worship in Dutch
2:15 p.m.—Worship in English
6;15 p.in.—Back to God Hour—
CHLO (680 Kc.)
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor
8:00 a.ni. — CJCS Radio (1240
,Kc,)
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.--"The Sign Of The
Cross"
7:30 p:m,
'EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Good Music -.Lively Singing
Bible Message on
"Calvary"
Friday March 24, 8:00 p.m.
CHRIST'S AMBASSADORS
RALLY
with Rev. R. Lyons and Rev.
Jack Ozart of Londen.
Everyone Welcome
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Saucier, Pester
10:30 a.m.—Worship Service
11:13 a.m.—Sunday School and
• Bible Class
All Are Welcome
In. James St. United Church
Monday to Thursday, at 8 p.m.
Good Friday at 11 a.m.
Dr. Gordon Spykman, speaker.
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
• DASHWOOD
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Service with Com-
munion
Lucan Explorers
The 10th Expedition of the
Lucan Explorers was held last
Monday evening with all 25
members present.
Counsellor Rose Revington
opened with a sing -song and
led in the worship service us-
ing the theme "How we wor-
ship today." Sandra Abbott led
in the games.
During the business session
plans for the annual bunny tea
scheduled for April were
made. A work meeting was
held Tuesday evening, March
21. to decorate the school -room
for •the tea.
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I Holy Week Services
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• JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH, EXETER
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. DR. G. J. SPYKMAN,
formerly• of Blenheim, Teacher at Calvin College,
, Vrend Rapids, Mich.
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.Therne,•: ‘WVere You There?"
monthy, March 27, 8 p.m.—"In this Upper Roam"
Tuetikitei,• March 28, 8 p.m.—"In the Garden"
Wednesday, March:29, 8 p.m.—"At the Trial"
Thtirsday, March 30, 8 p.m.—"Along the Road"
Friday, March 31, 11 amt.—"At the Cross"
SPONSORED BY ALL THE CHURCHES
Will You Be There?
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rivitt Memorial
Church
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
SERUICES
CHILDREN'S SERVICES—Monday through Thurs-
i
day, 8:50 a,ni.
MEDITATIONS AND SERMON,—MtnIday through
Thursday) 730 p,rn.
= GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 12 NOON 'TILL S
• "THE THREE HOURSSERVICE"
MIDWEEX COMMONION-S—Wednesday, March 29,
8:00 a.m, and. 10:00 A.1%
A nieditatiOrt baSed i1 the svti WsOrtig fr the
Croa at, Will add to the quietness of 'the..orvia
Pel entering arid lealIthg the Chitral will dn
o dittiiig th Sitigitig Lth.6
Slaffa News
WI makes
lamp shades
Ay MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
The ladies who took the lamp
shade course sponsored by th
Staff WI held their final. meet
ing ,at the home .of Mrs, .0era1d
Agar Thursday evening,
TheY displayed: their Corn
pleted shades and also pre
pared a skit which they pre
seated at summary ,day. in
Stratford on March n,
During e evening the two:
leaders, Mrs. Gerald Agar and
Mrs, Ross Smote were each
presented with .a small gift. in,
appreciation of their time and
work in connection with the
Pupilseaid Red Cross
pupils of SS No, 3 Hib-
bert held !their Red Cross
.meeting on Friday afternoon,
A parade of "Easter Bonnets"
was a highlight of the pro-
gram,
During the meeting Connie
McGee was presented with a
gift. Connie is :moving to Croat -
arty with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Roy McGee,
Following the meeting the
teachers and pupils enjoyed, an
hour's skating at the Mitchell
arena.
4-H girls start q91474,
:Hibbert :Little Lassies held
their first meeting on "Featur-
ing Fruits" on Saturday at the
home of. Mrs, Leslie Miller
with nine girt a present.
e
The officers for this project
were elected with President,
Edna Miller; vice-president,
Shirley Gardiner; secretary -
treasurer, Anna Scott; tele-
phone girls, Barbara Gardiner
and Rose Doyle; press report-
er, Mary Ellen Doyle and the
head of the clean up commit-
tee is Patsy Cayne.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. L.
Miller on Saturday, April 1.
Personal items
Mrs. Kemp and the pupils of
SS No, 3 have two student
teachers -with them ?Ails week,
Mr, Patterson.and
from Munro,
Mr, Eric Norris of the OAC,
Guelph, spent the weekend at
his home here.
Miss Laura Balkwill, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Norris and Patti at-
tended the funeral of a cousin,
Mr. Cecil Marlatt at Tillson-
burg on Saturday. They spent
the remainder of •the week-
end visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Breit, Port Credit, Miss
Ethel Norris, Toronto, and
Mr, and MI'S. James Norris,
Brampton.
Mrs. Margaret Kenip has
been re -hired as teacher for
another term at SS No, 3 Hib-
bert.
Mrs. Ernest Templeman and
Mr. and Mrs, John Temple-
man 'visited on Sunday eve-
ing with, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Cole, Cromarty.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
I and Mr. .and Mrs. Ross Hog-
garth attended a private party
in Brodha,gen Community Cen-
tre on Saturday evening.
COMING EVENTS--
REBEKAH MEMBERS—Dist-
rict Deputy banquet April 5 in
Elimville church; tickets avail-
able from Helen Bell, Mildred
Thomson and Margaret Mc-
Bride; deadline March 30;
those wishing transportation
meet at lodge rooms at 6:30
pan. 23c
A DANCE will be held at Cor-
bett Community Centre Friday,
March 24. Music by The Rain-
bows, Everyone WelCOnie. 23*
"This is truly the Land of
Untold Wealth," said the :In-
come Tax Collector.
Saturday
IS THE LAST DAY
FOR THE 1961
Home
AND
Garden
Show
MARCH 20 TO 25
"Don't Miss The Shaw
That All Western Ontario
Is Talking About"
* NEW FEATURES
* NEW IDEAS ,
Home '61
ADMISSION 50,
Children with Perentic
Admitted Free
- -
Open Daily
110 to 10:30 p.m,
WESTERN OMR
GROUNDS LONDON
'
Young delegate to:UK 09gtor
describes Six members of the Exeter
to. cancer ;unit
trip toW
. branch attended the. Httron thilt
13111 Thirlwall of Penfield, held on Tuesday afternoon in
•past president of the Middle. stead of the regular Thursday
gseuest Jr.speat'e4rrnlaetrsihe wasgnetthae- afite,urnne°1°.in' convener was .Mrs,
ntliereetinagndofCatinl:ClIjaftealrindsit.rieins J.GeorgeR,
PMautirlraay,581$1‘s.F
teldibyMrArnsii
the Community Memorial Con. Hardy, Mrs, Williarn Brownlee
tre, last Tuesday Afterheatl- and Mrs. Bert Jackson,
Mr. Thirwall, one of the four
Jr, Farmers, sent on a 10 -week
tour of the 'British Isies,
g
agraphic account of hisexa‘e
Pe'" — 16
hrieenucteifstil picturesa
aswell
o
asfhis P
showingtriContinued from page
a- Ding to finalize plans for its
While away the young people ice revue, "Under the Big
lovtelireer 1)J11.1.eteld'ar�mnerisa,rinsos' olewdtoilf ,h1'.11)qpdia'yweilvieerillingis, AS.telrhield714.led for
whom have since made a re' The March. meeting for the
turn trip to Canada, making a cancer dressings
He was introduced bY the will be held in the United
standing committee convener, C h u r c h, Thursday evening,
ton,
Mrs. yly
a•pkecpuby Mrs,traand sn Royla
Hamtear.'Marcht.egioti 2A3u, Auxiliary
bingo
There was a splendid attend- Owing to inclement weather
ance out to the meeting, who and several other local achy -
answered the roll call by nem- Ries there Was a smaller
ing ot a famous Irishman. crowd than usual at the Legion
Phe motto, When you feel Auxiliary bingo last Thursday
like complaining, take a , good evening in the Legion Hall,
look at your blessings," was Mrs. Cecil Hodgins was the
enlarged upon by Mrs, Wilwinningisnoolasttiolitickpyr,izeandt
thhe6$f5oucortnh.
Ea m Brownlee.
For the second mi
onth n sue- and seventh bingo. 11W1'. Dow'
cession, there was a minute of Ewen, also of Lucan, was
silence in memory of a de- lucky winning the last line of
ceased member, This month it the Share the Wealth and also
was in memory of Mrs, Edgar the full card prize,
McFalis, sick and ..sunshloe Mrs. Jim Reader of Mirr won
convener. the first line and shared the
The13.saui.neiseitg,naatisonfirosft l‘,rficres...prBe: fsitrosatcybinogfoLumci•eitnh. *a\mirrss.. Cecil
sident, was read and accepted, Neil of Lucan won the second
hut with the election of offi- and ninth hingo„
cers, scheduled for the April Mrs, Grant Brooke won the
fillEingetatIrnegp,moisticiFtiwaissor decidedutnhtai 0 tnn owl,:
xrstoi laisrstwepllartas gsh.athriengcattlliseectuhtiirvde
bingo with Miss Noreen Wei-
eillonnthi d'Allts.
o
i'RnegilicYo'nsi npiliattceee, ollivi with aMnr°s11.11lErliaqte.
t 1-kfarold. ,CoArbettt,
pari
rCi landeboye the third. part.
Young, as Mrs. Reilly is at Mrs. Windsor of Centralia,
and Mrs. ShirlcY Bradley'
zic1
e°111of Centralia won the second
of Woodham. Mrs. Hirt-
Ipresent a patient in St, Jo- Airs, .Jack Hensen and Mrs.
i seph's Hospital.
1 Joe.Haskett .q( ,Luean split. the
Mrs, Erwin Scott displYed fifth bingo. Mrs, Omar dun -
two of the hats which won
ningham of Olandeboye -end
eighttheredcoelnlatrsrfaorrmtheshborwa.Mrs.ncaMr. H. Lightfoot of Ceptralia
shared the eleventh bingo and
I Wes Atkinson won two dollars Mrs. Pat Crudge won the sixth.
Evening Auxiliary
Meeting of the Candian Can-
' cer Society in Ontario street
United Cburch, Clinton, on Mon-
day night.
LUCAN
and five other members, who
received honorable mention
50 • cents each, making the The Evening Auxiliary of the
wisury $12.50 richer. United Church held its rneet-
lii report of the District ing 111 the church school -room
Directo.i:s meeting, recently last Tuesday night with the
held in London, Mrs. Scoit re- prasietnt, 111rs,,Cikemg,. Thorn -
ported: (1) "hat the anntial soils in Ilfechair and pre -
meeting would held :this sent,
year in Granton, May 11. (2, The worship service .was•
That Mrs, Murray Hodgins had taken by Mrs. Charles Sove-
consented to replace Mrs. Ws reign, assisted hy Mrs. M
au-
llodgins as second vice-presi- ,rice_Cobleigh and Mrs, Ernest
dent. (3) That the names of Ross. -Mrs. G. E, Nicholson
all deceased members were • to assisted Mrs. Sovereigj,. in the I
be sent to Mrs. Clarence Lewis study book, "New Ways of i
of Granton. Speaking,"
In honor of St. Patrick's Day Mrs, Ross McRoberts, as
the president's large table was Christian Stewardship conve-
draped with a green cover ner, said the thankofierine
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while a smaller table was would be taken at the April
covered with a luncheon cloth meeting and .suggested each
embroidered with .shamrocks, donate an extra dollar for the
whieh had been sent to the pies 3 eiial..
ownerdirect from Ireland. A letter •.frorn the sectional
The sinaller ,fable .preSident,, Mrs. „Gertrude Res-
tred with a'large pot of :sham- se, suggested., each auxiliary
rock.
contribute one dollar for the
Owing to the St. Patrick's bus fare for entertaining dee-
supper at the United 'Church gates 'to the London Confer -t
inLritlay the WI meeting was .ence April 18-19.
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A. MM. 41111e Shadow" dealing
with lung cancer was shown
followed by a talk by Dr, N.
0. Jackson, Godericti who atia-
liZed and enlarged on the in-
formation given in the film.
Further plans were outlined
for the coming cancer fund
campaign, President Mrs. :Be'.
ryt ,Haiper was in the chair,
Those attending from Exeter
were 'Mr. and Mrs. Bay
H, H, Strang, Mrs. 31. E.
Pooley, Mrs, R. Van Farowe
and Mrs, Eon JelinS.
Collect $300
for boys' work
Roger Cann, Huron's mein-
ber in the Ontario Older Boys'
Parliament, reported this week
that $206.50 had been collected
in Exeter for the work of the
Ontario .Boys' Work Board.
Roger, along with several
other youths from various
churches in Exeter, conducted
a town -wide canvass during the
past month to raise funds for
the group,
The money has been forward-
ed to Toronto, where it will be
used to sponsor camps and ral-
lies of boys' groups throughout
Ontario,
"This hill is outrageous,"
cried the exasperated motorist
to his garage man. "Just think,
$10.10, and all you did was
twist a little gadget. 1 happen
to know that gadget costs only
10 cents!"
"That's right," said the ga
rage man. "Ten cents to twist
that little gadget and ten
dollars for knowing which little
gadget to twist."
Canadian
Cancer
Society
Exeter Branch
--...REGULAR MEETING
Mon., 1\A'arch 27
8:00 p.m. "'•••
LIBRARY BASEMENT
WOMEN'S SERVICE &
CAMPAIGN WORKSHOP
REPORTS
Reception
& Dance
Sat.,, Mar. 25
Zurich
COMMUNITY CENTRE
FOR JOHN MATHERS
AND DONNA FISHER
(Bridal Couple)
Desjardine Orchestra
The Times•Ad..v04.01, moo* 230st
Presentation
AND
Dance
foR MR, AND mRS,
WILFRED BEIRER
Nelfs School
of McGillivray
Wed,, Mar. 29
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SUNDAY, MARCH 24
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First Show 7:30 Second Show 11:30 Matinee 2:00 p.m.:
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Exeter and District Branch, Cancer Seciaty .
Daffodil Tea
Friday, March 24
3 to 5 pan.
JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH
Variety Program
Everyone Welcome
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South Huron
ANNUAL MEETING
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Bring your Frends to our 1,
Sat'clay '
Night
Dances
EXETER
Dencino 9 to 12, s
Adrnissien Y•S
per Person'
:leant and Jackets
• NOC Allowed'
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Hospital Association
• Monday, March 27 8:30 p.m.
AUXILIARY ROOMS
Please use the Anne St, (Noth) Erittentii.•
For tile purposo of receiving the efired0t11 end iquelitoe* rpt*..
Poe' the purpose of *lotting directors,
Alli individual contribufers arid tardsidenfs of organItationii
istitin§ to members and entitled id attend And vote.
The Public Generally lnYite(L
W. 4. Cottle:ink cirmun "kiAtte4r, tiolOirf