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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-04-08, Page 12WOOD FOR SALE Also GOOD STANDING TIMBER WANTED Special prices paid for good walnut trees, Dry Mixed Slab Wood, Dry Mixed-Limb and Body Wood suitable for stove, furnace or fireplace. Delivered in large truckloads or pickup loads. ROBERT EAGLES)r A ilsa PhoneNore ir 8 n . 23 24459 bef" a.m. Craig or evenings • • • S • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FERTILIZER SERVICE I I -' II FIBER-GLASS For PATIOS, Room Dividers, Fencing, Etc. SIZES 26"x76" 26"x120" This fine quality Johns-Manville product is a popular favorite. Corrugated, it comes in attractive aqua marine, sunlite yellow and coral shades. See this for sure — You'll be impressed. ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS ON SALE ONE WEEK ONLY. 26"x144" 69' — NOW 42 sq. ft. Regularly PAINT NOW SUPREME QUALITY EXTERIOR $ 99 Regularly $6,95Gallon Gal, Here is an exceptional opportun• ity to save on a good quality oil-based exterior paint for homes, fences, garages dnd farm buildings. Red or while colors. Page 12 Times-Advocate, April 8, 1965 with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Fink- beiner were Mr. Ron Withers of Detroit and Sgt. Robert Lam- bie of Chipsonville, north of Winnipeg who is on short course at Clinton RCAF. The Crediton HUB choir i s busy preparing an Easter Can- tata entitled '"No Greater Love". It will be presented Good Friday evening at 8:00 pm. Meet new organist at Crediton church vary United Church, London under the direction of Martin Boundy. Miss Lillian Heist returned home Sunday after spending se- veral weeks in Florida. Mrs. Wm. Smith returned home last Wednesday after spending a few weeks with rela- tives in Michigan. Visitors over the weekend Resort cleric going to Toronto church By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND Rev. C. A, 13rittain of the Grand Bend United Church has accepted a call to SimpsonAve. United Church, Toronto, effec- tive in June. PERSONALS Tuesday evening a bus load including members of EUB Choir attended the presentation of Handel's Messiah at Cal. Rev, Edgar Roulston of Exe- ter conducted the morning wor- ship service at Grand Bend Uni- ted Church April 4. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. W. Gill were Rev. & Mrs. E. Roulston of Exeter, Mr, & Mrs. Ron Mitchell and boys of Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rendle spent a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Coulson and family at London. Mrs. W. E. Keown received the news of the sudden death of her brother, Mr. George C o u i I n g of Georgetown. Mr. Couling was a retired policeman of the city of Toronto. Mrs. Keown left Friday morning to attend the funeral Saturday and is spending the weekend with her sister in Toronto. Mrs. Marie Pask spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bassow of Zurich who gave her a birthday dinner Sunday with other relatives and friends at- tending. By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CREDITON Friday evening the UCW en- tertained the choir and Session at a dinner in the Sunday School rooms. Following dinner Mrs. Roy Dykeman was presented with a gift on behalf of the congre- gation upon her resignation as organist and choir leader. The address was read by Mr. Ed. Chambers and gift presented by Judy Lamport. Mr. Ed. Lamport then intro- duced those present to the new choir leader and organist Fl/Lt and Mrs. Robert Graham. Mr. Graham commented briefly on his plans for future choir work. Mr. Jack Galloway moved a vote of thanks to the ladies and Mrs. Nelson Lamport replied on be- half of the ladies. SPEAKS ON TELEPHONE Monday evening of last week the United church Young People met and the worship service was conducted by Rene Whitney and Sandra England. The guest speaker of the evening was Mrs. Hargraves of London who spoke on oppor- tunities with the Bell Telephone. CONDUCT STUDY The UCW Pinery unit met Monday evening at the home of Mrs, Emery DesJardins with twelve members and one visi- tor present. The opening worship was taken by Mrs. Douglas Gill assisted by Mrs. Fred Willert who lead in prayer including their missionary for prayer, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Edmonds of Brazil. Word was received that Mr. & Mrs. Edmonds have adopted another small baby. Mrs. E. DesJardins conduct- ed a Bible study. Mrs. Les Greenwood gave the study book chapter. erffttrom • • 41. Woodham residents shower bride-elect •Dodge • • 0 USED CARS 0••••••••••••••41111100 • • • • 7,014 • : Dependable For • • • • • • See film of Presidential Prayer Breakfast About 40 men were on hand Wednesday noon to enjoy a luncheon as guests of the Exeter Ministerial Association and to view the film of the 10th annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast. From the left are: Rev, A, J. Stienstra and Rev. J. P. Gandon, local ministers; Frank Whilsmith, Toronto, who showed the film and Mayor Jack Delbridge. Another 100 residents saw the film at the high school the same evening. --T-A photo • • • Real Beauties TEST DRIVE 'EM Following film success Consider more sessions for clerics and 'leaders' and family of Kirkton visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ira McCurdy and Ross. Mrs. Robert Rundle, Jim and Jack and Garry Campbell of Exeter visited Sunday with Mrs. W. Payne and Jim of London. Mrs. Roy Campbell of Hen- sel' visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lawson and fam- ily. The weekly euchre was post- poned Friday evening due to the sudden death of Mrs. Johnston Robertson in a car accident Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharon and Brian visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. George Land- man and family of Grand Valley. Mr. & Mrs. Teke Witteveen of Paris visited Saturday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. John Witte- veen and family. Mrs. Herman Paynter and Mrs. Delmar Johnston of Kirk- ton visited Wednesday with Mrs. Roy Kirk. Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler visited Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. John Wheeler of Alma. 64 Dodge 1 Ton Truck, 7ix10 steel platform, hoist $2395 63 Plymouth Sedan, 6 cyl., radio $1895 63 Ford Galaxie Sedan, radio, auto. matic, ... $1995 59 Plymouth V8 automatic deluxe .. $690 61 Chrysler Saratoga, all power equipped 4 door sedan, radio $1795 60 Pontiac two door, 6 cyl., 61 Falcon Deluxe Sedan $1050 $1095 Yardley New Fragrance White Lavender Dobbs Motors Ltd. MIDDLETON DRUGS Phone 235-1570 Exeter By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE WOODHAM A miscellaneous community shower was held in the church basement Tuesday evening for Miss Gwen Lawson, bride-elect of April 10. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques escorted the bride to a decorated chair while Mrs. Ted Insley played "Here Comes The Bride". A program consisting of a sing song by Mrs. John Rodd, readings by Mrs. Ken Langford, Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mrs. Fred Doupe, piano solo by Karen Rodd a vocal solo by Barbara Ernst, included several contests by Mrs. Norris Webb. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques read the address and the lovely gifts were presented by M arion Thomson, Elizabeth Thacker and Ruth Miller. Gwen thanked everyone and invited them to visit her in her new home near Mitchell. Gwen was also entertained at the home of Miss Shirley Jaques of Zion West Thursday evening by the South Huron Ju- nior Institute at a miscellaneous shower and Friday evening Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne of Thames Road honored Gwen by enter- taining relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower. • 216 Main St., Exeter 235-1250 410 • 0•••000.00.00••••• Canada's paid workers re- ceived an estimated $21,550,- 000,000 in 1963, an increase of nearly seven percent over 1962. American businessman. One of the five copies had been given to Mr. Whilsmith to use in his travels across Canada. Before showing the film Mr. Whilsmith told of other Prayer Breakfasts on a smaller scale which had been held by various Governors of States south of the border, and of one held last year in Ottawa at which he was again personally present. He emphasized the important witness that is presented to a nation, a state, or a local com- munity, when its leaders pub- licly acknowledge their depen- dence on Almighty God. Most of the participants in the break- fast, as seen in the film, were laymen, rather than ',profes- sional clergymen", although one speaker was evangelist Dr. Billy Graham. Businessmen, Senators, Gov- HURRY TO CONKLIN'S NOW! PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beck- ett and girls visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Ger- ald Tyler and family of Dash- wood. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Scott of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and Terri were Sun- day guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rundle and Larry. Mr. & Mrs. Ray McCurdy FOR THESE SPRINGTIME SPECIALS! Rexall One Cent Sale Continues until Saturday ernors, and members of the House of Representatives all shared in Bible Readings, pray- ers and in personal testimony to their faith in God. One of the major addresses heard was by Lyndon Johnson, then Vice- President of the United States. Following the showing of the film, Mr. Whilsmith made some suggestions as to the way in which this kind of activity might be adapted locally. No decisions were made, but members of Exeter Ministerial have indicated that they do not want the matter dropped. One of Mr. Whilsmith's suggestions that will be explored is the possibility of having regular get-t oge the r s, perhaps bi- monthly, of leaders of the com- munity, for discussion and prayer on matters of social concern. ASPHALT SHINGLES (Self-Sealing) $ 049 1 (cgrOitti..) 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EXTRA HEAVY Last Wednesday 45 men rep- resenting 1 o cal government, business, and the professions joined the clergy of Exeter's churches in a luncheon meeting at the Christian Reformed Church. The Mayor of Exeter, John H. Delbridge, welcomed those who had come and ex- pressed thanks to the clergy for their invitation. The Rev. Fr. J. Kelly said that although he was not techni- cally a member of the Exeter Ministerial he was certainly always willing to be associated with the other ministers in such endeavours as this. Opening devotions were conducted by the host pastor, The Rev. A. J, Stienstra. Apologies from those unable to be present included a mes- sage from the Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton, who expressed his interest in the subject which had brought the men together. The special guest for the occasion was introduced by the Rev. John Boyne. Mr. Frank Whilsmith, an Exeter native, and head of several committees of the Presbyerial Church at the national level presented the film of the 10th Annual Presi- dential Prayer Breakfast, held in Washington in 1963, at which the late President Kennedy was present. Mr. Whilsmith, himself pre- sent at that breakfast, said that five copies of this film had been made at a cost of $50,- 000.00 and donated by a wealthy 1319.quare r 5 The One That Got Away These beautiful and practical sidewalls last a house time , Minimise costly periodical repainting. Because asbestos Rock-Shakes are made of indestructable totk.hard minerals they completely and permanently weatherproof your home. Come in this week and see Rock. Shake siding in B beautiful colors. 262-2016 BOTH STORES OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS CLIP THIS COUPON QQQc Regularly 5 3JS 2-FT. 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