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INSTALL ORGAN -- Henry Arnsinga is shown at the
keyboard of the new Hammond electric organ recently
installed in the Christian Reformed Church, Exeter, The
organ replaces an old reed model used since the church
was erected, Watching the organist is the pastor, Rev.
A. G. Van Eek, who left Exeter this week to assume
duties on his new charge at Fort William. —T-A
Church sets records,
purchases new organ
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Arborite Dinette Suite Only 115
Other Chrome Suites as low as $48
Bookcase bed, double dresser, mirror, chest, springs and mattress
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Grand Ben d WI .skit
marks anniversary
Exeter Christian Reformed
Church appropriately reported
several major achievements
during the past week as it
said goodbye to its first per-
manent pastor, Rev, A. G.
Van Eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Eek and
family, who came here 31
years ago, left Monday for
their new charge at Fort Wil-
liam, They were honored on a
number of occasions by the
members and groups of the
parish before their departure.
At the annual meeting, Feb.
9, approval was given for the
purchase of an electric organ
which is now being installed
in the auditorium. A special
collection for the organ fund
was taken Sunday.
Annual report of Clerk Oege
Koopmans showed the congreg-
ation now has over 300 mem-
bers for the first time in its
history,
Mrs, Dick Van Wieren, re-
tiring librarian, revealed that
several hundred volumes have
been added to the library. Mrs.
Van Wieren, who has been in
charge of the library for the
past 10 years, will be succeed-
ed by Abe DeMooi. Zurich,
The congregation met its al-
location for the year, estab-
lishing a per family contribu-
tion mark of $4.90 per week,
This is the total contribution
covering building fund, mis-
sions and other commitments.
The objective for next year
has been raised.
The congregation is still at-
tempting to sponsor a refugee
to Canada. Recently, papers
were signed on behalf of a
young man from Europe.
GB 4-H group
begins project
GRAND BEND
First 4-H meeting for the
spring project, "Separates for
Summer", was held at the
home of Miss Karen Taylor,
assistant leader,
Pamphlets were distributed
to the eight girls present. The
leader, Mrs. Willis Steeper,
led the discussion on "Choos-
ing the style and selecting the
materials". Next meeting will
be Feb. 23.
By MRS. Wgl-t..w9Qp.
GRANO BEND
Grand Bend WI met Thurs-
day, Feb. 15 and 30 ladies
answered the roll call by
modelling their oldest bats,
Mrs. WeRwood Gtil presided
for business. An invitation.
was received frc m Creditors to
attend their March meeting.
Save the Children Enna for-
warded a picture of the child
adopted.
It was voted to send $2.00
a member to the international
bursary fund. A committee
was named to look after ex-
hibits for Exeter Fair.
Group one realized $29.00 for
,quilting; group two reported
they would have a telephone
euchre in March, Another
group will sponsor a euchre
party in town hall on Monday,
Feb. 26 at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Garnet Patterson, con-
venor of historical research,
gave the motto, "To view our
past with pride, to live the
present with courage, to face
the future with faith, that is
our creed",
The Tweedsmuir History
book was on display,
A skit for the sixty-fifth an-
adversary was put on by the
members. Characters were:
hostess. Mrs. Garnet Patter-
son; president, Mrs, Wetlwood
Gill; secretary, Mrs, Nola Tay-
lor; organist, Airs, Clark Ken-
nedy; soloist, Mrs. Allan Mill-
er; members, Mrs, Hugh Mor-
enz, Mrs. Les Adams, Mrs, Ed
Gill, Mrs, Colin Love, Airs.
Emery Desjardins, Mrs, Ray-
mond Kading, Mrs. Alex Ham-
ilton, Mrs. William Love, Mrs.
Don Hendrick, Mrs, Max Turn-
bull, Mrs, Harold Walper,
The table centre was a birth-
day cake donated by Mrs.
Garnet Patterson, After the
candles were lighted, Mrs, Har-
old Walper and Mrs. W. Gill
cut the cake, Lunch was served
by Mrs. Leroy Bariteau, Mrs.
Ed Gill, Mrs. 'Hugh Morenz,
Mrs. Allen Miller,
Discuss missionaries
The Evening Unit UCW met
Feb, 12 with 17 members and
10 visitors present. Mrs. Wilma
Desjardine led the worship
period.
Mrs. Allan Hemingway read
articles entitled "These Times"
and "Medicine Chest". Scrip,
titre was read by Mrs. Hewitt.
Mrs. Douglas led in prayer.
Mrs. Art. Hoist volunteered
to be convener for program.
Plans were made for articles
for summer bazaar.
Program was taken by Mrs.
William Blewitt, She read an.
article "Are Canada's church
missionaries orb s .o 1 e t e soul-
hunters?" This was followed by
an open discussion,
Lunch was served by Airs.
Jack Eagleson and her 'com-
mittee, Mrs. Emerson Desjar-
dine, Mrs. John Teevins„ Mrs.
Wilma DesJardine and Mrs.
Art Hoist.
Personal items
Raymond Latta of Sarnia
spent the weekend with his par-
ems, Mr. and Mrs, George
Air. and Mrs. John Manore
left by .plam for Florida Sun-
day,
Mr: and Mrs, Chitties Law-
son of Hamilton are visiting
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Gill and Mrs. Mary Gill,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Farley,
Air, and Mrs. Ron Mitchell and
Wayne attended a party in hon-
or of NI, and Mrs, Bruce
Steeper's silver wedding anni-
versary at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Schilbe, Zurich.
Mr. and Airs. Arthur Page
left this week for Florida.
Miss Neva Johnson spent the
weekend with Miss Lois Neil-
son, Parkhill,
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence John-
son and family attended an
oyster supper Saturday night
at the home of her sister, Mr,
and Mrs, Arthur Metiers.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mathers,
Parkhill, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John-
son and family.
Mr. R. New m a n Sharen,
realtor, of Parkhil I, has
opened an office at the corner
of Highway . 21 and Lake Road,
Grand Bend.
Miss Jenifer Jackson broke
her leg Sunday and is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Webb and
family of London were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Emerson -Desjardine and fam-
ily.
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