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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-04, Page 16Boost YOUR HOME TOWN It's Good for You. Fruit Fritters took place Saturday morning at the home of the leader, . Mrs. Dave Kestle. The highlight of the meeting was making chocolate fondue with various fruits dipped in it, The girls decided on two days for work meetings to organize their skit for achievement clay, Personals Mr. & Mrs. Terry Edginton of Toronto visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Edginton. Mr, & Mrs. Max Bloye of St. Marys visited with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs, Harry Murless. Mr. & Mrs. Bud McIver at- tended the annual Diamond Class Racing banquet and dance in Kitchener, Saturday. Jim Macintosh, son of Mr. & Mrs. Alex Macintosh, left this weekend for Thunder Bay to begin his duties following his transfer with the Ontario Hydro survey department, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richards, of Denfield purchased Mr. & Mrs. Joe Manders'home, TheManders will reside in Lucan. Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. Donaldson were Mr. & Mrs. Danny Munden and family and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Donaldson and 'family. Mr. & Mrs. Don McKernan, of St. Clair Shores, Mich., visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Car terand family, Saturday and Sunday. Lady honored on birthday By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore and family, Mr. & Mrs. Frayne Parsons and family, Mrs. Myrtle Passmore and family entertained their mother, Mrs. Edna Passmore, Exeter, to dinner at Hotel Hensall on her 82 birthday which was November 1. After supper they returned to the home of Mr. &Mrs. Lorne Passmore where Mr. & Mrs. William Tookey, London, Mrs. Elsie Earl, Mrs. Tessa Jaques, Miss Mary Gardiner, and Walter Gunning joined with them for a social evening. Personals Several Thames Road United Church ladies attended the an- nual regional meeting of Huron Perth United Church Women at Exeter United Church, Thursday. Mrs. William Cann the president of the south section was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. William Elford is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Jack and Joanne, Bob 'Hume, Mr. & Mrs. Bev Morgan, Gerry, Scot and Susan, Sharon Passmore were guests at the Morgan - Ferguson wedding at Hensall United Church, Saturday, Mrs. Mark Strapp, Laurie, Michael, and Jamie, London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Bray and Agnes. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs. Myrtle Passmore attended Bayfield United Church Sunday and wereguests later with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Merrill, Bayfield, Sunday, will be laymen's Sunday when Arnold Mathers and Allan Taylor, Exeter will be in charge of the church service. There will be a men's choir. PARCOST PRESCRIPTIONS at Reasonable Cost (Government Promoted Plan). Middleton Pharmacy PHARMACIST: Stan Horrell Exeter 235-1570 By MRS, SUE EDGINTON CLAN DE BOVE St, Luke's Chapel, Byron, decorated with yellow and white rntlms was the setting for the October 23 wedding of Brenda Marilyn Lee and Bryan Richard Scott with Rev, Shields of- ficleting. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George W. Lee, RR 2, AiIse Craig, and the groom's Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Scott of Brantford. Traditional organ music was played by Mrs, John Trevithick of Ailsa Craig. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white brocade satin dress with fitted bodice, full skirt and long train. She carried a white Bible and red sweetheart roses and streamers, The matron of honor was Mrs. Linda Lee, sister-in-law of the bride, Cherie Scott, sister of the groom and Beverley McMair were bridesmaids. Michelle Rhame, cousin of the groom, and Terri Lynn Lee niece of the bride were flower girls. All were gowned in mint peau de soie and carried baskets of white mums and yellow sweetheart roses. 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TO SAT. 7:30 a.m. to 2 .30. p.m. AND 6.00 Atm to 8,00 p.m. Remembrance Service at USBORNE CENTRAL SCHOOL Sunday, Nov. 7 2:30 p.m. Laying of wreaths at the cenotaph at the School following the service Remembrance Day Banquet Thursday, November 11 TOO p.m LEGION HALL Guest Speaker: Alfred Lister AL.L. VETEkANS AND LEGION MEMBERS (Life, Ordinary and Honorary) WELCOME rl .o 44 4 poppies.blow .Retwc'cn tits • 6'osses,eoVi on row, :; Thaf'reark::our•placei. aiici in the sk 1:(*(k,elysitving, IfirE hi.ti ' vi¢We<livell,:.:felt.diwi ,:saw sun er,.t~fow . 40).:rg:!••v.v)th..0:ie • •• ".!Vd VKs•s•Wf% R.E. Pooley Legion Branch —Exeter 167 invites you to join them in the SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE Sunday, Nov. 7 Exeter United Church - 10:50 a.m. followed by laying of wreaths at the cenotaph All veterans in Exeter and surrounding area are urged to participate in the Annual Remembrance Day Parade. Veterans will meet at the Legion Hall, 10:30 a.m. and proceed to Church for service. Thence to the cenotaph for the laying of wreaths and the last post. Medals will be worn. 'Pity* 16 Time*.Ativocete-, November 4, 1971 A.CW plan bazaar. Couple to live at Brantford = = = = HOTEL HENSALL Alletilttlietimienteensiteutionintlitineittiltailingliiiiinamillinintinguellingegaigilenlualg, = = = a_ = re = featuring. 5. The Humming Birds FRIDAY and SATURDAY === •P. Nov. & 6 4minommillow '11111, OLD FRIENDS REUNITE — Many former parishioners returned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Sunday. Above, Father Raphael Glavin, guest speaker and descendent of one of the earliest pioneer. families talks with Sister M. Liguroi (O'Dwyer) of Windsor whose parents and grandparents are buried in the little cemetery. Present pastor, Rev. J, Mooney joins them. T-A photo Four local congregations hold special church services the Canadian Protestant League. The theme of his message was the present day departure from Biblical Christianity and the Biblical way in which one becomes a Christian, He pointed out, the Gale tion people heard the message of the cross that salvation was the Grace of God alone. They had appropriated the message' and thus become Christians but false teachers entered afterwards and en- deavored to lead the new Christians into legalism and ritualism thus perverting the gospel of the grace of God. Rev. Savage pointed out. from his text this was a departure from the Lord and therefore a serious matter. There was a good attendance and special music was provided from Glenn Cairn Baptist Church, London. Lawrence Mordeau of Brant- ford was best man while George Lee and Kenneth Scott were Ushers. Bert Scott and Jeffery Rhame acted as ring bearers. A dinner was served in the Ilderton Legion Hall, followed by a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Scott, parents of the groom. Mr. & Mrs. Scott will reside reside in prantford. Prior to the wedding Brenda was entertained by Mrs. Hazel Williams, Mrs. Barbara Carter and Mrs. Viola Carter at a miscellaneous shower for the Lee family. A community shower was held at the Brinsley United Church, Mrs. Norah McCleod, London, aunt of the groom held a miscellaneous shower for the Rhame family; and Mrs. Edgar Scott of Hyde Park held a grocery shower for the Scott family. A rehearsal party was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Scott, Friday evening. Anglican Church Thursday, the Anglican Church Women of St. James Church met in the home of Mrs. Nanci St, Pierre. Rev. Carson took the Bible study. Mrs. Arnold Lewis chaired the meeting when the annual bake sale bazaar and tea was planned for Saturday. Mrs. St. Pierre conducted two games which were won by Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil, Mrs, Olive Hodgins and Mrs. Isabell Simp- son. Mrs. St, Pierre and Mrs. Ruth Hill served refreshments. Sunday the service of evening prayer was held in St. James Church. November 7, the service of holy communion will be celebrated at 1:00 p,m., a half hour later, because of the Remembrance Service in Lucan, The sermon theme will be "Remembrance The Confirmation classs will be held Tuesday evening at Carlisle Hall, Lucan, 4-H Meeting seven, the last official meeting of the Clandeboye 4-H faith brought here by ancestors and prayed that faith would be preserved in the future, Other special services Exeter United Church and Emmanuel Baptist Church also held special services Sunday. At the United Church it was Mission and Service day and Rev, Walton H Tonge, of the Board of World Mission, Toronto, was the guest speaker. He told the congregation too many people were wringing their hands over the present and talking only of how good it used to be. He said they should be pleased their mission con- tribution was going so far and doing so much, Rev. Tonge said that during his 11 years in Hong Kong, in every major disaster, the first relief received was from the church in Canada. In Hong Kong the best schools are those operated by the Christian church, Because of the quality of work done among African nations, the Canadian government under Canadian International Development Association has offered to finance up to 50 percent of the relief and development projects taken on by the church. This past year, said Rev. Tonge, more United Church Young People than ever before have applied to work overseas under the Board of World Mission. Rev. Tonge at present is in charge of recruiting overseas personnel for theUnitedChurch of Canada, Special speaker at Emmanuel Baptist Church Sunday evening was the Rev. Cecil Savage of 'Vancouver, B.C. Rev. Savage is the secretary of the B.C. Convention of Regular Baptist Churches and is vice- president of the Pacific region of Over 100 seniors out Two of the community's oldest congregations, Caven Presbyterian and St. Peter's Roman Catholic celebrated anniversaries, Sunday. At Caven, commemorating 110 years of the founding of that congregation, Rev. G.J. Mac- Willie, M.A., Ph. D. was the guest speaker. His sermon topic was "The Makers of Meaning" and he stated that of all the species of the world man was the only one that asked, "How come?" and who was able to make meaning in his life, He pointed out that man has to make the choice of what kind of meaning he brings into his life, from the practical aspects to his spiritual outlook. He said the example of Jesus Christ shows the answer to the final reality of meaning in men's lives, Rev. MacWillie spent several years in the ministry of the Presbyterian Church before becoming a professor' of psychology at Kings College, University of Western Ontario. St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church was filled as former members returned to celebrate with present parishioners the 100th year of the opening of their church building. The congregation was formed about 125 years ago. Celebrating the centennial mass was a former mative. Father Raphael Glavin, whose ancestors were among the first to settle in the community. He spoke of the gift of faith that ancestors brought with them from the old country and said it was this faith that was respon- sible for St. Peter's church, the cemetery and little school that no longer exists. Father Glavin made reference to the physical sacrifices that all pioneers made to get the country opened up and started. He also noted the sacrifices made by the travelling priests who attended the little clusters of Roman Catholic pioneers. The speaker turned his at- tention to the new Canadians who are now part of the community. He pointed out that they, too, have come through difficulties to start a new life and commended them for the sacrifices they made and for blending into the new world. He said he was thankful for the Beat Inflation Now ... GAS 47.9 Snell Bros. LIMITED 235-0660 Exeter Attendance was over the 100 mark at the Senior Citizens meeting Tuesday night. Cecil Skinner opened the program with a sing-song which was followed by remarks by Herman Powe, chairman. Mrs. Bruce Shapton con- ducted the entertainment which included piano solos and duets by Janet and Wayne Shapton; duet by the Heywood Brothers; and a reading by Lorraine Brock. Also on the program was a skit produced by Donna Bushfield and Doreen Browning; a solo by Doris Swartz who was ac- companied by Carol Amos, and step dances by Mona Hodgins, accompanied by violin, banjo and guitar played by Norval Reid, Ray Jones and Gerald Geiser. The Legion Auxiliary ladies served lunch. 7/1 YOU 1110 711/1/) The operator just • • keeps raving about a the cleaning at AUTOMATIC Home Delivery Service Provided By Costume party for firemen The Kippen I, Dazzling Dairy Gals met at the home of Mrs. McLean for their seventh and last meeting. Judith Mickle made cream puffs and the filling was made by Jo Anne VanWieren. Helen Jooeten made butterscotch fudge. The first skit practice will he held at Mrs. McLean's home November 2. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Dashwood volunteer firemen held a costume dance October 29. Winners in the costume parade were best dressed lady, Nancy Scott; best dressed man, Lloyd Miller; best dressed couple, Doug and Betty Riddell; custume most depicting Halloween, Barbara Miller, Personals Carolyn Glanville, Hensall spent the weekend with Sharon Radar. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle and family attended the funeral of the latter's father Sid Smith at Wyoming, October 30. 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