HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-22, Page 6ADMIRING A COLLECTION— A seed collection gathered by Jimmy Ferguson drew plenty of attention at
Thursday's Open House at Usborne Central school. Taking a look along with Jimmy are Mrs. Wilfred Paton
and daughter Joanne. T-A photo
Several at homecoming
Laymen conduct service
Rev. George and Mrs. Anderson,
Exeter.
Heather Davis was a weekend
guest with Rita Ritsema of
Wingham.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis and
Michael were Sunday evening
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McFalls.
Mrs. Leanord and Mr. & Mrs
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CLANDEBOYE
Sunday, Rev, R, Carson
celebrated the Holy Communion
according to the Qu'Appelle
Liturgy. Joan Cunningham, the
organist, accompanied the choir
and congregation in the singing of
folk songs.
Mr. Carson's sermon was on
Liturgical Renewal, He said that
one of the great needs today is to
get the laity to share in the
current liturgic thought and
practice so that they may find a
deeper meaning and relevance in
public worship.
He also went on to say that
Liturgical Renewal is bringing the
churches closer together in unity
as the people of God find joy in
worship and a common
expression of their Biblical faith.
The sermon concluded with a
challenge to the congregation
worship God in spirit and, in
truth.
Next Sunday is Reformation
Sunday. Morning Prayer will be
read at 9:45 a.m. The Sunday
School will meet during the
service.
The Anglican Church Women
will meet on October 29 in the
home of Mrs. Arnold Lewis, The
roll call will be averse of scripture
dealing with Harvest. The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Rae Hodgins.
UNITED CHURCH
Next Saturday the United
Church ladies are holding a bazaar
and bake sale in the United
Church Hall.
Last Sunday the Rev. Dr. L.
Schnell of Saskatchewan
preached at the United Church on
behalf of the Canadian Bible
Society and emphasized the
purpose of the Society and how it
brought Christ to the World with
loving zeal, fervent prayer, one
accord, and with joyful song.
PERSONALS
Last week Arthur
Cunningham of Calgary, visited
his mother Mrs. Alvin
Cunningham Wednesday and
Thursday.
Sunday, Mrs. James Paton and
William Allwright were supper
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Clare Paton
and family of Lucan.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURV
Laity Sunday was observed at
St. Patrick's Church with Dr.
Rokeby-Thomas in charge Wayne
Carroll read the first lesson and
Ron Chisholm read the second
lesson.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy visited
Bill Essery, a patient in South
Huron Hospital Exeter, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis
accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Ross
McFalls, Centralia, visited Friday
with Mrs. Irene Hicks, Clio
Michigan. Mrs. George McFalls
who had visited with the Hicks's
family during the week returned
home with them.
Joan Barker attended home
coming weekend at Western
University.
Next Sunday evening at eight
o'clock Mrs. H.Rokeby-Thomas
is showing slides and telling the
story of their trip to Europe and
The Passion Play in the Parish
hall at St. Patricks Parish Hall.
Mr. & Mrs. George Carroll,
Detroit, spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and
Wayne.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs
attended Western University
home coming Friday evening and
Saturday they entertained
Roseann and Louisa Marziali,
London, Elizabeth Scott,
Centralia in honor of their
daughter Pattie's birthday.
Mrs. Dobbs father, H. S.
McLean, Teeswater, visited with
the family for several days prior
to leaving for Florida for the.
winter.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker were
guests at a surprise birthday
party for Mrs. Donald Abbott,
Lucan, Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee and
boys were recent guests with
There are 124 adult book
clubs, and 19 for children,
according to what appears to be
an accurate tabulation. Among
some of the lesser known ones:
The Accountant's Book club, The
Circuit Design Book Club, The
Horsemen's Book Society, The
Gambler's Book Club, and the
Laff Book Club.
Church teachers
have instruction
Two London area Christian.
Education teachers last week led
the Sunday School teachers of
Exeter United Church in the
first of four scheduled leadership
development evenings.
Twenty-five teachers,
attending were shown what
teaching resources were available
— and how they might be used.
Three sessions held in
January will deal with the goals
and methods in Christian
Education. These will be led by
the Conference field staff, Mrs.
Jean Egleston and the Rev.
Morley Clarke of London,
The training sessions are a
project of the Christian
Education Committee under the
chairmanship of Peter Snell.
Congregation to
mark 106 years
Rev. Donald C. MacDonald,
the assistant secretary of the
Administrative Council of the
Presbyterian Church in Canada
will be the guest preacher at
Caven Presbyterian Church's
106th anniversary next Sunday.
A native of Nova Scotia, he is
a graduate of Acadia University
and the Presbyterian College,
Montreal. He received a Doctor
of Divinity from the
Presbyterian College this spring.
Before his appointment to
the Administrative Council he
served 15 years at the Simcoe
charge.
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
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