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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-06-11, Page 18DASH WOOD BOYS WALK Members of the Dashwood pee wee baseball team walked to Zurich and back Saturday to raise money for this season's activities. Back, left, Doug McIsaae, coach Gary Butler, Steve Schroeder, Bradley Willert and Paul McGinnis. Front, Robert Guenther, John Ducharme, Pat Masse, Teddy Ducharme and Richard Webb. T-A photo Hold shower for bride-elect, Palestine theme of UCW l'01 LOCAL TRADEMARkS, Int. 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Hockson, Mrs. I, McRoberts, Mrs. Guy Ryan and Mrs. Clarence Lewis. - Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cartford of Mooselake, Minn. have returned home after a five day visit with Mrs. Frank Stanley and family. Mrs. Ernie Ross has returned from spending a holiday with her son and his family, Mr. & Mrs. Lee ANGLICAN At the Sunday service in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, the flowers in the church were given in memory of Charlie Haggar by his wife, Kay Haggar and family. The flowers in the chancel were in memory of Otto Daley. Rev. R. A. Carson celebrated the Holy Communion and preached on the theme, Preaching and Teaching. Jean Barker and Bill Carson received the junior choir awards for attendance and deportment. Sunday School attendance awards were presented as follows: bronze pins — David Gilmour, Julie Avery, Liza McKenzie, Lorie Noyes, Coralin Knoblauch, Cheryl Noyes, Jane Hardy, Sandra Avery, Jean Barker, Donna Marlatt and. Joanne Hodgins; silver pins — Jeff Shipley and Lori Shipley; gold pins — Tim Culbert, Faron Sovereign, Robin Kraul, Paul Gilmour, Donna Hodgins and Ferlin Sovereign. Four year bar, John Henderson; five year bar, Cheryl Hardy, Wendy Kraul and Kevin Gilmour; six year bar, Karen Henderson; eight year bar, Bill Carson and Holly Elson; nine year bar, Bill Henderson; ten year bar, Jeff Culbert, Linda Kraul, Peter Culbert and Mike Henderson. All the children present received their Trinity Lucan Crests. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC The Anglican Sunday School picnic was held in the Lions Park after Church, Sunday. A bright warm afternoon made it possible for about 100 to enjoy the event which began with lunch followed by the races. The races were won as follows: five and under, Lori Shipley; boys six years, Steven Glenn; girls six and seven, Lori Noyes; boys six and seven, Mark Edginton; girls eight and nine, Wendy Kraul; boys eight and nine, Bob Hodgins; girls 10 and 11, Joanne Hodgins; boys 10 and 11, Paul O'Connor; girls 13 years and over, Karen O'Connor; boys 12 and over, Bill Henderson. Kick the slipper, girls under eight, Debbie Arnold; girls eight to 12, Joanne Hodgins; women, Julie Hardy. Wheelbarrow race winners were Paul Gilmour and Ronny Glenn; Albert Thompson and Paul O'Connor. Winners in the three legged race were Ronny Glenn and Paul Gilmour; Joanne Hodgins and Lori Hodgins; Kim Geiser and Debbie Arnold; Mike Henderson and Jeff Culbert. Sack race winners were Lori Noyes, Joanne Hodgins and Peter Culbert. The picnic concluded with balloon blowing and gum scrambles. TRINITY COUPLES' CLUB The Anglican Church Couples' Club meets June 12 at 6:15 p.m. and will proceed to Rev. and Mrs. Carson's cottage at Bayfield. The Deanery of West Middlesex will meet June 17 in Trinity Church, Lambeth starting at 10:30 a.m. Bring box lunch. Simpson, of Winnipeg, Manitoba. While there, she attended Convocation at the University of Manitoba where Mr. Simpson obtained his degree in Canadian Industrial Management. Mrs. Katie Daley of Woodstock was a Monday visitor with Miss Nellie Forman and Miss. Lina Abbott at the McCormick Home. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Henkala and family of Westland, Mich. were weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Aljoe Culbert and Doris. Doris is now able to be brought home Saturday and return Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. David Turner and family of Varna were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Don Abbott. UNITED Rev. W. C. Tupling was in charge of the service at Lucan United Church, Sunday, The lessons were read by David Latta and Donna McLellan. The youth choir under the leadership of Kathryn Worthington sang for the first time and were much appreciated. It was Flower Sunday and the Church School children attended in a body in a service of praise to God for the beauties and lessons of nature. Received into the Church by the sacrament of baptism were Pamela Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young, of London and Dean Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walters, of Kitchener. Mr. Tupling's sermon was entitled, "A God Who Cares". Next Sunday will be anniversary Sunday when the speaker will be Rev. L. G. Marshall of Ivan. C.W.L. The C.W.L. of St. Patrick's Church held their meeting June 2 in the old school. The chair was taken by Mrs. Gary Manders in the absence of the president, Mrs. William Duenck. Mrs. John Dewan gave a report of the C.W.L. Officers' Conference, May 19-20 at the Hotel London. Final plans were discussed for the annual potluck supper which will be held June 17 in St. Patrick's Gym. All ladies of the parish are welcome. Father Courtright will be guest speaker and will show slides on the Mission. The door prize was won by Mrs. Joe Nagel. By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE The service of Morning Prayer was conducted Sunday by R. A. Carson in St. James Anglican Church. In his sermon Mr. Carson spoke of the laxity in Education in the home, the school, and the church. He said the primary responsibility for the upbringing of children rests with the parents. Too many mothers and fathers shirk responsibility to their children and the schools are busy chasing all the latest psychological nostrum. Mr. Carson said training must start with a clear conviction of who it is to be trained. The child is not a bio-chemical by-product of marriage, but is the gift of God, and belongs to God. The child will one day by grace, lay hold on heaven or turn his face towards hell. The minister concluded by reminding the congregation that God reveals to us his great love for us, day by day just like the proverb says, line upon line, precept upon precept, here a little there a little. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Will Richie of Parkhill called on Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham, Sunday, Other guests were Jim Davis, London; Albert Hoyet, London and Bill Queen, California. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham visited with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper, Joan, Jimmy and Donald, St. Pauls. iiiliodPrimiminwiniiminwaromonomovimoinincsim By MISS ELLA MOR LOC K CREDITON • Friday evening, in the Sunday School rooms of Zion United Church, a shower was held to honour Elyse Lamport, July bride-elect. A singsong was led by Mrs. Lorne Preszcator. Ann Muller played a piano solo, and Mrs. Earl Neil gave a reading. Mrs. Preszcator and Mrs. Charles Browning sang a duet. The address was read by Elva Finkbeiner. Sheila Fahner and Mrs. Greg Hodgins (Kathy Buxton) assisted Elyse in unwrapping the gifts. Refreshments was served after the guests had taken part in several contests. Hostesses were Mrs. Howard Lightfoot, Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. John Buxton, Mrs. Jack Galloway and Mrs. Cliff Kenney. UCW'. The June meeting of the UCW of Zion United Church was held Tuesday evening. Mrs. Emmery Fahmer, convener of the program committee, is still in hospital. Her place in the program was taken by Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner. Mrs. John Buxton, Mrs. Chris Dinney, Miss Nola Faist and Mrs. Charles Browning assisted. Miss Faist sang a solo, and Mrs. Sunday the Clandeboye United Church will join anniversary service of the Lucan United Church. Saturday, a birthday party, was held fur Cindy Donaldson in Clandeboye. The guests were Janice Kestle, Dorothy Cunningham, Joanne Carter, Janet and Betty Anne Earhart, Gay and Michelle Black and June. Donaldson. • William Simpson and Harold Atkins are still patients in St. Joseph's Hospital. A presentation and dance was held June 5 at the Lucan Community Centre for Mr. & Mrs. Jim Thompson (nee Marg Snelgrove). Music was supplied by The Country Tones. Buxton, Miss Faist, Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Browning a double duet. The theme of the program was the trees, flowers and birds of Palestine. The room was decorated with flowers and pictures of birds. Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner, president, conducted the business session. Groups were appointed for catering to scheduled weddings. Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Ed Lamport, Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Mrs. William Hodge were appointed members of the Benevolent Committee. Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Ross Pickering reported on the conference at Westminster College. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Fahner, Mrs. Hey, Mrs. Ray Morlock, Mrs. Howard Lightfoot and Mrs. Reid. PERSONALS Mrs. Marguerite Bowman of Detroit spent several days last week with Miss Nola Faist and visited her father, Ernest Guettinger of the Blue Water Rest Home. Friday evening Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. Ada Wuerth of Zurich attended the Kelk-Hostetler wedding at First St. Andrew's United Church, Lbndon. Mrs. Mary Faist of the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, visited friends in the village last week. Sunday, Albert Jones, missionary of the Shanteymen Association, was guest speaker at Zion United Church. He sang, to the accompaniment of his guitar, and in the evening showed slides of the work of his organization. Monday evening the Explorers and their mothers met in the Community Park for a game of baseball. Following the game they enjoyed a picnic lunch at the church. The Bible Society canvass in Crediton, Ship ka and the surrounding areas has been completed. The total amount contributed was $175. Canvassers were Mrs. Clayton Sims, Mrs. Overheard by a New Yorker: "What a day! I lost my job. Lost my wallet. My wife ran away with a salesman. The Yanks lost to the Senators. Imagine that! Leading by three in the eighth — and they blew it!" 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