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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-13, Page 19/5 the a ett s be !Joel! the ,ret aies or poa- emit th esti- wed levy Ulge ancl and hill int 1 Mr MOM fete liter et izieritt 111P.C. eleerreffereareereee,--- , . .. CALVARY gyangelIcal United Brethren ,pAsHweoo Rey. W. Gillings, Minister Mrs, Ken McCra., Organist Sunday April le 10:00 aen,—Merning Worship 11;05 a.m.—Sunday Scheel pou, — Zurich P41J13. chair will prsen a cantata, "The Makers of the cross" You Are Cordially lnyited CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev, A. G. Van Eek, Minister 10:00 a.m.—Lord's Supper (Dutch) 2:15 p.m.—Lord's Supper (English) 6;15 p.m.—Back To GO Hour —CHLO (680 Kc.) ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH pAsHwooD 9:00 a,m,—SerVice 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Iver Bodenham 10;00 a.m.—Bible School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.—Evening Services Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Main Street Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor 9:00 a.m.—CJCS Radio (1240 Ke.) 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Contest with Goderich—come and help us win. 11:00 a.m.—"THE ANOINTING OIL"—message by the Pas- tor. • 7:30 P.M. EVANGELISTIC RALLY Good elusic - Lively Singing Bible Preaching "Visit the Tabernacle this Sunday" MAIN STREET United Church of Canada Minister: Rev. R. S. Hiltz Organist: Mrs. A. Willard 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship Speaker: Francis Stevenson, United Church Missionary of India. Nursery Junior Congregation 1:30 p.m.—Sunday Night Soloist: Miss Nan McCrack- en, Toronto Message; "Christianity and Communism" — Rev. A. M. Schlenker. Songs of the Gospel, both words edition and musk, are now available, CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B,A,, Minister .Qrgenist: Mrs. 5, G. Klatt 10100 a.m.—Sunday School 1,100. an,_-IVIorning Worship Sacrament or the Lord's SUP - per 'rhurscley, April ..20, 8 p.rn. — 1vMS THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev. Breis de Vries, Rector Robert Cameron, Organist Sunday, April 16 Second Sunday After Easter 8;30 a.m,—Quiet Communion 10:00 a.m.—Bible Class 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer Nursery and Sunday School 7:00 p.m.—AYPA THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH S. M. Sauder, Pastor 10:30 a.m.—Worship Service 11:15 a.m.—Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 8:00 p,m.—Evening Service All Are Welcome JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D. Minister Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M, Organist and Choirmaster 10 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL All Departments 11 A.M.—MORNING SERVICE Anthem by the Choir Solo: Sandi Morrow Ser mo n: "Views of God Which Bring A New Tone And Spirit To Life" THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p.m. — Celebration of the Lord's Supper 3:30 p.m.—Sunday School Stock pond with trout Dep't of Lands and Forests put 1,000 speckled trout in the Morrison Dam Wednesday, the beginning of the restocking program following the clean- out of coarse fish from the river last fall. Other species will be stock- ed later. Opening date for fishing has not been declared yet but it's understood that this• year, as last, kids will get first chance to catch the trout. They'll probably be allowed to fish for the first week before adults are permitted to try their luck. ?outlet tttttttttt t ttttttt u ttttt k tttt ft tt Wit tttttttttt Uk tttt tttttt inilliniUM11111111HOHM11111/111HIUM1111111 Dedication Service of Hammond Spinet Organ SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1961, AT 2.45 P.M. Greenway United Church Presented to the Church by Evelyn, Viola and Manuel Curts Rev., A. E. Holley, B.A., B.D., Minister Miss Evelyn Curts at the Organ 1111111111111 tttttttt 1 tttt tttttt 11 tttt 1111111111111111111111Ititillimilki1111111111111111111111111111111111t1111(11111111111111 tttt 1 t ill ttttttttttttttttttttttt 11 tttttt t in1111111 ttttttt 111111,111111 ttt 1 t 111111111111111111111111111iiiiiimilif 1 Pentecostal Tabernacle Main Street go; L. OSBORN'S OLP:MD ORDER AMMON THRILLING, FEATURE.LENGTH, SOUND, COLOR FILM OF MODERN EUROPE'S GREATEST MIRACLE REVIVAL CRUSADE. Brilliant! Dynamic! Frt., April 14 8 p.m Everyone Welcome minim! tomtit tt it tt muumuu!, ttttt tutuilluuttuuttittututu mum', muumuu' iuttlIS etututtoutititsuittwouto to it to t „ tt SUNDAY NIGHT . AT MAIN STREET Sunday, April 16 7:30 p.m. TORONTO SOLOIST: MISS NAN McCEACKEN Address "VITAL CHRISTIAN TRUTHS COMPARED WITH COMMUNISTIC MATERIALISM'A discussion of a faith that withstands persecu. tion, as given by Rev. A, M. Schlenker af, a recent ineethig of the South Huron District Ministerial.) Songs of the Gospel—both Words And music 'editions are Available, SUNDAY, APRIL 23 Jim Cho* Founder of the Riverside Children's Church M. TOront6 0 W6liKn Fcaute.,SynOkii14, TPc, WorIiI righLS r.,ervw4 "If you had it all to do over again, Hank, would Tott still claim your bookie as a clependentr In.and • around Lucan. Birr WI At the meeting of the Bir WI held at the home of Mr Clinton IIaskett a meeting wa planned to make preparation for the branch's 50th anniver sary. A donation was voted t UNESCO to help promote adul education in the British Wes Indies. Members decided t start a collection for the "Pen nies for Friendship" fund. Mrs, John Haskett reporte on the Achievement Day fo Institute project, "Focus o Finishes". Mrs. Reynold Keifer anc Mrs. Kenneth Hardy reporte on the leaders' conference a Ilderton. Hodgins, spent part of her ✓ Easter vacation with her grand. moEtlixeeer, riH Mrs, Olivia odgins s of, s1 Guests with Mr. and Mrs, Wes Hodgins last week in- cluded Mrs, Isabel Copeman o and Mr: and Mrs, Don Hod - t gins of London who were join- t ed by Mr. Bruce Stewart, o Kcnora F'ublic School teacher -` on his return from theTeach ers' Confederation' meeting in d: Windsor on Wednesday and ✓ Mrs. Jim Tubb and three small n sons and Miss 'Muriel Wood of Mitchell on Thursday. 1 Peter and Gregory Reving- d ton, sons of Mr, and Mrs. Lyle t Revington, spent part of their Easter vacation with their grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. • Sheridan Revington. LOBA euchre At the eight -table cu )r sponsored by the LOBA las Wednesday night, high score prizes went to Mrs. Mary Powell and Mr. Ready; lone hand prizes to Mrs. D, Munn and Mr. Clarence Davis and low score prizes to Mrs. Cecil Neil and Mr, Aljoe Culbert. The draw for the Om of groceries was won by Mr. Clarence Davis, This was the last euchre for the season. Medway euchre The 'Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Mrs, Grant Hughes for a turkey dinner last Friday night. Winners at the five -table euchre which followed the din- ner were: high score, Mrs. W. J. Stanley and Mr. Austin Hobbs; lone hands. Mrs. Wil- liam McComb and Mr. Otto Daley and low score, Mrs. Austin Hobbs and Mr. W. J. Stanley. The next game will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hobbs, Friday, April 14. Coursey School euchre t Mrs. William Brokenshire js a patient in Victoria Hospital. Jim arid John Jimmo, of Cen- tralia, spent their Easter holi- days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Smibert, Guests with 'Mr. and Mrs. j Calvin Haskett last week in- cluded Mrs. Jack 'Cummins and son of Toronto for a few days, Mr. Graham Thompson of Ingersoll on Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie of London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Don Revington attended the funeral of the lat- ter's sister-in-law, Mrs, Wil- liam E. Jarvie, at the Church of the Redeemer, London, on Monday. Mrs. 3, A, Graham is holi- daying in Ottawa, the •guest of her :son, Rev. Byrnel Graham, and Mrs. Graham. Prior to the staging of the Figure Skating Revue last Fri- day night, the guest artists and friends were entertained 1 at dinner by 'Mrs. Glen Has- kett, Mrs. Clarence Haskett and Mrs, T. A. Watson. t Mrs. Le Roy Revington (Lte, 4 can'spolio patient at Victoria : s Mrs. Joe O'Neil arid Mrs. George Hodgins were hostesses for the seven -table euchre in the Coursey school last Friday night. High score prizes went to Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mr. Wilson Hodgins; lone hand prizes to Lois O'Neil and Mr. Allan Ryan and low score prizes to Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Mr. Harry Stokes. The next euchre will be held Friday evening, April 14, with Mrs. Wilson Hodgins and Mrs. Eugene Stokes as hostesses. Explain program at church supper Thursday evening Holy Trin- ity Church sponsored a pot- luck congregational supper in the church basement, in con- nection with the Stewardship Every Member Visitation pro- gram. Once again the Rev. Graham Lethbridge, assistant to the Diocesan Commissioner, was the guest speaker. He explained why at a previ- ous meeting a report had been compiled showing expenses in the past end funds needed for future repairs. A copy of this report was at each place at the table and those present were given the opportunity of asking questions, following Mr. Jack Steacy's explanation of the proposal, Mr. Clare Stanley, chairman of the campaign, chaired the meeting. Sitting with him and Mrs. Stanley at the head table were the speaker, Rev. and Mrs. E. 0, Lancaster, the wardens and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbett and Mr. end Mrs. Joe O'Neil, • Immediately following the dinner, under the direction of Mr. Ken Clarke, the senior and junior choir sang two numbers. Personal items Mrs, M. 0, Hodgins, as di -1 rector, and Beverley Butler, as a counsellor attended the first eamp reunion of the 1960 e a m pers from Xee-Mo-Kee Camp, The reunion was held in the Lambeth United Church last Tuesday Afternoon, Paul Grallam :Omit peg of his Easter holidays with TO., tonto relatives. Mrs. E. C. Shelley and Miss Patricia Shelley of Thames- fnrd, Were Wednesday gusts of Mrs. Louis Kilmer, Mrs, Eleabot Emerick is spending e. few days in Pem- broke, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pembleten, Rev, and Mrs, Emold Dick. ins of Rochester were Tuesday guests of the latter's slater, Mte, 1101Y Celerilan. In the aft- ernoon Vieited With atiothe-e ' sister Mrs, Ptank Goatee, of Exeter, Mr. :AO WS, Colin Nugent and family Were Sunday guests of Mr. end Mre, Jack Eisen , eed faMily„ tole It d 11,,Year.old dajitbL Mi 11:0(1. Mitt LOriiitt . ttt t Newsof .0 land eboye Ey MR5. 0, It, PATPN le we lea leen P Itte hitele?" Jensen: "I did ot,,,1 said .1„y The Thre-AcIvecate, April I; 1961 •Page 19 n. • • Euchre party At the Maple Lodge CP munity Centre a •ettehre par was held on Friday evening with high score prizes bein 1\'‘I'oanrtleb;YlonMer.hentidcle bAlyrsilr,Caldi ;Nies. Lyle Lee with consolation' prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riddell. Dancing was enjoyed to the Churchmnsinew eorSeslffe's orchestra M the United Church theIev. Rev. George W. Sach, minister, took for his sermon subject "Your heart shall rejoice, :and your joy no man taketh away I from you"' and administered the Hnly Communien assisted by four elders, Messrs. WU- I:arn Gordon Eat -4 00- Mord Lynn and Wilmer Scott.t ASi. James Church, 1,11 rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lap-. caster Sunday's text wa Glory to God ie the Highest' and nn earth peace good will, to men, stressing that we decli- cate self, first, talents, second and third, our gifts to God. Ladies see European pics The ladies of the Women's Federation of Clandeboye Unit. ed Church held their April meeting on Thursday evening in the Sunday School rooms at Ktheestiechuarschhos‘tveisths, Mrs, David In the absence of the presi- dent, Mrs. G. Eaton, Mrs., Rea Neil, first vice-president, pre- sided for the meeting. The scripture was read by Mrs, Jim Donaldson. Miss Aggie Northgrave o fend to convene for the Hol Cuoonm,mAupnrioila 9, service PrePara Mrs, Rea Neil and Mrs. Wil- mer Scott will attend a meet- ing April 18 at •the home of Mrs, Jack Rosser when plans will be laid for the coming Presbyterial meeting. Mrs. Gordan Eaton's resig nation as president of th holidays with her aunt and uncle here. Miss JtIne of the South Ithron Hospital, Exeter, eurs- g ing class spent etindaY with her father, Mr. Lloyd Lynn and 141141.1r11,37.and Mrs. J. H. .Paton, Clare and Allwright i visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna on Tuesday eveningat Thoredale, Mrs, Logan is bottle from victoria hospital and is improvine Larry ifeaman, sort of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Neaman of, Ailsa Craig spent he holidays with •his grandparents, 111r, and Mrs. Wilmer Scott and family. Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Simpson Sunday were Mr. oarndr,o.AnIrdso. .nTed Scott and Lexie I Mrs, Betty Griese returned home to Lendon after spend - e, ing some time with her mother, , Mrs. li. Wainwright, during s her father's illness and for the funeral on Monday, Relatives from a distance who attended Mrs, William Cornish's funeral were Mr. and Mrs, Bill Gilmour, four sons and five daughters, of Fort Erie, Mr, and Mrs. George Gilmour, Mrs. Otto Turner, Detroit, Mrs, Horace Mason, Thedford, and Murray Morgan, Hamilton. Hi Thomson, six-year-olcl son of Mr, and Mrs. Andy Thomp- son, returned home on Thurs- day from Victoria Hospital, where he had a tonsillectomy opera"E Mrs,Emily Tomes and son Tom were guests on Saturday for the Shipton -Tomes wedding at St, Marys Anglican Church -Y in Hamilton, Barbara Tomes and John R, Shipton were unit- ed in marriage by the rector, the Rev, Clarke. Reception fol- lowed at the Pines, Stoney Creek, Mrs. Tomes and son Tom spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Tomes and Mr, and Mrs, Jim Roberts e Clandeboye Women' e Federa- tion due to 111 health wee ac- cepted. Mrs. Rea Neil and Mrs. Wilmer Scott offered to fill th office for the rest of the year Mrs. D. Kestle reported o the change of organization t "United Church Women" nex year. Another meeting is t follow with more details. A committee, Mrs. Ale Macintosh, Mrs, Wilmer Scott Mrs, Arthur Hodgins, Mrs. D Kestle and Mrs. Murray Hodg son were named to plan fo the banquet when the ladie will serve for the Ailsa Crai Bowling Club. Ten dollars wa donated to the Sunshine Fund Mrs. George Simpson, con vener of the program, intro duced the guest speaker, Mrs Benny Saulnier of Lucan who gave a splendid description of kr six weeks' 'conducted tour of England and Europe and showed interesting colored pic- ures, including Bavarian Pas - ion Play and P'assover. The peaker was thanked by Mrs. e • in Hamilton. Mrs. Omar Cunningham had Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cunning- ham of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs. Ernol Cunningham and Donald of Glencoe as guests 11 on Sunday. 0 t 0 X r g The Dashwood Senior Band • Dashwood Junior Band Hospital) was able to be taken. to the home of Mr. and Mrs, t Harry MacNaughton, London, Easter Sunday to spend the day with her family. Mrs. Ivan Hearn, Tonimy and Kathie have returned from a few days' visit at Chatham where they were guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Parson. Mrs. Wes Atkinson is looking after the children of Mr. and: Mrs. Harry McNaughtofi while their parents enjoy a 1.0 -day; trip to New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stanley spent last Thursday, and Fri- day in Toronto guests of their daughter and sonen-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wiseman. On. Thursday evening they attend-, ed the presentation of gold ' F cord awards to Girl Guides at. c Convocation Hall. Their niece, Fay Featherstone of London,' E was one of the girl:, to receive r her cord. t Heather Brighton of Byron ; and Karen Gray Of Bowood ir spent part of their Easter vac-, m ation with Mr. and Mrs. Cif - ford McLean. o Mr. and Mrs. Roy ami on, of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs,' Erle Hamilton of Ailsa Craig! havereturned from Ale e Macintosh. Miss Aggie Northgrave and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins assisted Mrs. Kestle in serving refresh- ments, T.H Wainwright retired CNR man Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon, April 10 at the Haskett funeral home, Lucan, for Thomas Henry Wainwright, 77, of Clandeboye with the Rev. George W. Sach, minister of the Clandeboye and Lucan United Churches, of- • Mr. Wainwright was born in ngland in 1883, coming to anada when 11 years old. In March 1907 he married Ila Maud Wilson and took up esidence in Ailsa Craig for wo years, then to Thedford, orest, Parkhill and London, oving to the village here in ay 1956, He was a retired ection foreman of the CNR f 40 years. In March 1957 Mr. and Mrs. ainwright celebrated their olden, wedding anniversary hen their daughter, Mrs, etty Griese, entertained them t her home in London. He is survived by his widow -id one son, Victor Wainwright id one daughter, Mrs. Betty riese, and one grandson, rant Wainwright, all of Lon - on, Mr, Wainwright suffered a stroke and spent 11 days in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, where he died April 6. Interment took place in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers were Norman Wil - Son, Charles Wilson, Clande- boye, Kenneth Johnstone, Wal. r McLean, James McLean and Harvey Shouter of Londem, g ; w motor trip to Florida. Miss Sharon Simpson, of Lan- don, spent part of her Easter, vacation with her grandmoth-, ero,ss11.1rs. Ernest Ross, and Mr, R G Mrs, Sheridan Revington lest, Wednesday attended an execu- tive Presbyter- meeting in I" First St. Andrew's Church, London, where final prepara-. tions were made for the annual I meeting, to be held in th0. Empress tlnite4 Church, April, 27. Rev, A. Aylestock, of North! Buxton, visited her parents, Mr, d Mrs, stock last week and all visited Don on Friday. Mr. Keith Frost, son of Mr. P and Mrs, W. J. Frost, left last week for Edmonton where he ha has accepted a position in the he mines :there. Mrs. Stan Cruickshank and on daughter Mary and Karen. Of X Richard's Lending, were Wed- th nesday guests or Mr. and Mrs. pa W. Lockyer and family. Sunday guests with Mr. and 01 Mrs, E. W. Pepper were Mrs. tro .Than Harris of London and he Mrs, Leslie Davidson of Strat. Cu ford. vis Mr. 'AridMrs. Les Franey Sh end, eerie Dennis, ;Ricky and Su Neil weto Sunday guosts o Mr. ite and Mrs, M. ,O. Srnith, Jo Mr. and Mrs. G&W Neil, o Londell, were Saturday Mt Oasts o ,Mr, and Mrs. Cecil So Neil arid Mt, and Mrs Edward da gtilsts,t5f Exeter were SinidaY Mt Sr, he "Excuse me, sir, have yott seen a pelicothan hereabouts?" "No, 1 haven't seen Arty sign D of one for the lest fled s ads," "Thanks, bud; give ftle your I) Watth and cash tluiek." temeaeoleareiestetieeetweatitealetatiialaieureatteitateteitealealioneneueiraineanee ersonal items Mrs. Bill Downing, of Chat- 01spent a few days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- er Hendrie. Returning home Saturday were the girls, aren and Joan, who had spent e holidays with their grand. rents. Carole Cuimingh 'm of o Henry Ford Hospital, De- g, spent a few clays with r grandmother, Mrs. Omar nningham, On Saturday they sited Mr. and Mrs. Roy oebottem and Margaret. Oti nclaY Miss Cunningham vis - d Miss Gloria Burt and Mist an &iih in London. Stewart Whitmore, son of and Mrs. till Whitmore, enia, Spent the Easter heti- ys with his grandparents, Mrs. Jack Whitnidre and faMily. LI. Clare:me LevVis visited t. titter, Mr. Andy Carter, rid 111e. Cartel!' On Thursday. Mr, end Mr, john Dwyer, eithy mut Peggy Ann, Wind. or, visited With Mr, and alre. ay Sthipaert on Sunday. Daryl wyce returned home ith 01' Ialitily after spending the plans to start a Junior Band and invites all interested child- ren and their parents to meet at the Men's Club Room on THURSDAY, APRIL. 13 7:30 p.m. The band would also be pleased to know of any instruments which might be available. HURON WAV ES MEETING AND POT LUCK SUPPER Thurs., April 20 6:30 p.m. Crediton Community .Centre All Housewives Invited DANCE OLD TIME & MODERN MOUNT CARMEL Fri., April 14 10:00 - 1:30 Music by EDIGHOPFER'S MELODY MASTERS Admission 750 Lunch Served JOIN THE GANG! Satu-rday Night Dances EXETER LEGION ',HALL Dahoitig 'A to., 12 AdMission. 150 4 the wedding is off • without a The groom never 'show- ed up." 1COMING EVENTS — 190F Exeter Lodge No. 67 will collier the third degree on any candidates available from the district on Tuesday, April 18, 1961. Ray Jones, N.G. percY 'Alcralls, Rea. Sec. 13e PRENATAL CLASSES—A ser- ies of prenatal classes will be- gin Wednesday, April 10th, at 1:00 p.m. at the Health Unit Office, basement entrance off Anne St., South Huron Itos- oital, Exeter. These will be held at weekly intervals far nine weeks. Those interested are invited to attend on the above date or phone the Pub- lic Health Nurse, Exeter 718w. between 4:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. 1.3e MOTHER'S DAY TEA, apron and hake sale, Saturday, May 13, Central Hotel, sponsored bY T r 1 yit t Memorial Woman's Auxiliary, 13e BAKE SALE—Under the aus- pices of the Thames Road WA, Saturday, April 15, 330:p6:73.0, store next to Wilson's Gift Shop, SCHNEIDER DINNER—Exeter Chatper OES are sponsoring a Schneider dinner in the Parish Hall, Trivitt Memorial church, Friday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. Admission $1.00. 6:13c Starlite Drive -In Theatre 5 MILES EAST OF GRAND BEND 2 Shows Nightly—Rain or Clear Box Office Open 7:00 p.m. — First Show 7:15 Children Under 12 in Cars Free APRIL 14 AND 15 (Double Feature) "Prisoner of the Volga" John Derel. 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