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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-09, Page 9SIX CHURCHES UNITED for World Day of Prayer service held at Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle, Friday afternoon. Shown above are some of the ladies who participated. From left, Mrs. Norman Stanlake, Presbyterian; Mrs. Bob Russell, United; Mrs. Ralph Batten, guest speaker; Mrs. Bruce Cann, soloist; Mrs. G. R. Doidge, Anglican; Mrs. T. Wynja, Bethel Reformed; Mrs. A. Zandbergen, Christian Reformed and Mrs. Austin Gedcke, Pentecostal, who led the service, T-A photo Rea/ estate agent at school Many players attend Clandegirls' euchre CCAT SCULPTURE WINNERS — The senior class of Animal Health technicians at Centralia College won the sculpturing contest held during the weekend winter carnival. Shown with their prize winner are Carol Turner, Sue Mitchell and Darlene Cox. photo by Norm Hyde The Winner Mrs. Toni Smith, 122 Anne St., Exeter, won the 9' by 12' Harding carpet and underpad in the draw during Dinney Furniture's open house and is shown receiving the prize from bob Dinney, The draw was made by Ed Osborne, of Flexsteel Industries, Stratford. Many thanks to all who visited us during our open house and sale, Your comments regarding our expanded facilities were much appreciated, Still Many Harding Carpet Specials Available DINNEV FURNITURE MAIN ST, 235-0173 EXETER MEET FOR WORLD DAY OF PRAYER — Ladies from four area churches joined together in a World Day of Prayer service at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, Friday afternoon. Checking the program are from the left, Mrs. Max Hodgins, Greenway ACW president; Mrs. Bill Regier, president of Mount Cannel CWL, guest speaker Mrs. Douglas Warren, Crediton; Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner, Crediton UCW president and Mrs. Ross Brown, Greenway UCW president. T-A photo GIRLS SING AT PRAYER SERVICE — Chris Cann, Mary Triebner, Ruth Thompson, Maryke DeMooy and Cecile Hall sang at the World Day of Prayer service in Exeter, Friday afternoon. 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A group of girls, Glavin. consisting of Chris Corm, Mary An atmosphere of oneness Triebner, Ruth Thompson, prevailed as the women joined Maryke DeMooy and Cecile Hall hands to repeat the Lord's also sang selections. Mrs. Gar- Praer field Thompson gave the Asocial hour followed in the benediction. school gymtorium . '1 rp By MRS. SUE EDGINTON Forty three people attended the Clandegirls euchre party and lunch, Tuesday evening at the • United Church. There were nine tables playing and everyone had an enjoyable time, Ladies' high was won by Mrs. Cecil Neil; men's high, Mrs. Tom Emery; ladies' lone hand, Mrs. Verta Morison; man's lone hand, Mr. tir Ross Jaques; ladies' low, Mrs. Bill Tupling; men's low, Mr. Ralph Lyn, With the success of the party the girls have planned another euchre for March 14. Guest Speaker Tim MacFarlane and Mrs. Jerry Edginton of MacFarlane Real Estate were guests of Mrs. M. Carson at South Huron High By MANUEL CURTS Members of Greenway U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Ross z Brown, when the devotional was taken by Mrs. Jim Eagleson, who also gave an interesting topic on, 'They say church-meetings tend to be dull'. She said this need not be, if everyone, would feel free to attend these meetings and ex- press their views, Mrs. Joe Horner showed an interesting film on Africa. This film, showed how, these people were being taught to "com- municate" with other persons. Opening the business period Mrs. Ross Brown, read the scripture and led in prayer. Mrs. Seb. English gave a brief report on the Huron Perth Presbyterial held in Stratford, February 9. The roll call was answered by giving the name of an Irish Song by members, present. Plans were made for the pot lucksupper, being held March 10 and the Spring Tea to be held in April. The stewardship convener gave a reading "The church is calling". This year the service was prepared through the co- operation of women in various European countries, east and west, under the Women's Inter- School March 2. Mr. MacFarlane gave two lectures to Mrs. Car- son's grade twelve students on real estate, mortgages, and tips on home hunting, St, James Anglican Church St, James Church Cemetery board met last week and ap- pointed the various committees: property committee, Tom Tomes, Bev Cunningham, Austin Hodgins, Roy Cunningham; the finance committee, Alton O'Neil, Alan Hill, Earl Morgan; rules committee, Ken Carter, Jim Cunningham, Bob Hodgins; chapel committee, Murray Carter, Joe Carter, Clarence Carter. Rev. R. A. Carson, Jack Murdy and Andrew Carter are ex officio members of all the committees. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. , Joe Horner. Personals The members of the Willing Workers of the United Church held a bowling party in Parkhill Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hicks of London visited with his parents Mr. & Mrs, Fred Hicks, Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Charlie Campbell of Sylvan and Mrs. Henry Hodgins of Parkhill were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Eagleson, Mr, & Mrs, Lawrence Curts, Mrs. Edna Woodburn, Evelyn and Manuel Curts visited with Lloyd I3rophey in Grand Bend, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. William Curts of London visited with the latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wm. Lovie, one day last week. Fred Bullock was on jury duty in London last week. Variety supper will be held in the United Church on Friday evening, By the way - Some husbands are like wood heaters. When left unattended they go out. church Council of Canada, In Exeter, Mrs. Ralph Batten was the speeker at the service which was held at the Pentecostal Tabernacle. She .carried through r Y. Plans were laid to improve the look of the cemetery and cemetery chapel. The rules are to be changed to limit flower bed size and to ensure that rough boxes be of cement rather than wood, 4-H Club The Nifty Knackers 4-H Club held their third and fourth meetings at the home of their leader Mrs. Harold Hardy. Seven girls were present. The girls discussed, type of fabric chosen, what they knew about the fabric, fitting the pattern, sewing with knits, pressing tips, how to use a sample binding, and self trim edges. The No. 1 unit decided on light blue book covers. The Sporty Spinsters and their Flying Machines held their fifth meeting at the home of their assistant leader Mrs. Clare Paton, Saturday. The girls were shown the self binding neck finishes, which are required for sample in the note books, Clandeboye Units No. 1, 2, 2 and Lucan 4-H girls and leaders, enjoyed the Ice Capades, and the theme of the service, "All Joy Be Yours." She said `Joy' was a happy choice es the theme in a world beset by problems. Joy, she hope to go again next year, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless have moved up from the Florida Keys and are now staying in Fort Peirce, Florida, Carol Cunningham, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Cunningham, returned home from the hospital after an eye operation. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Lewis returned home to our snowy cold winter after a three week vacation in Florida, Personals Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham and family of London and Mrs. Elizabeth Knight of Rodney visited with Mr. & Mrs, Wilfred Cunningham Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Cunningham returned home from Florida last weekend. Mrs. Isabel] Simpson en- tertained Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks, Cindy and Krista of Brights Grove for the weekend. They attended the funeral of Mrs. Simpsons brother, Jack Stephenson at Ailsa Craig Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter also attended the funeral stated is quite different froM pleasure and happiness, Joy comes from loving God and one's neighbors. 't'he speaker suggested we could train ourselves to be joyful, With effort and practise we can 'think joy.' The next step for the Christian is to affirm that life is good, The key to this is faith in God. Once joy is affirmed in the Christian's life it must then be spread to others. Joy comes from what we can do for others; by using our talents; through a sense of being redeemed, and by administering to God's glory. "Wemust saturate our lives with joy" she said, "study the words of the Bible until we can retain their enthusiasm and joy." The reward comes through our own joy increasing as we help to give it to others, Mrs. Batten concluded. Mrs. Austin Gedcke of the Pentecostal Church was leader for the service which also in- cluded ladies from other denominations. Trivitt Memorial Anglican church was represented by Mrs. G.R. Doidge and Mrs, A. Carter; Exeter United by Mrs, Bob Russell and Mrs. Gerald Godbolt; Caven Presbyterian, Mrs. Norman Stanlake and Mrs. Wm. Sillery; Bethel Reformed, Mrs. Harry DeVries; Christian Reformed, Mrs. A. Zandbergen; Pentecostal, Mrs. S. Prouty. The soloist for the occasion was Mrs, Bruce Cann who sang Homemaking Club The meeting place for the Dozen Dreamy Dolls 4-H homemaking club was the home of assistant-leader Linda Jones, March 1. Grace Dykstra read the minutes. The girls answered the roll call by answering How I Plan to Trim my Sleepwear, Senior Citizens The March meeting of the Senior Citizens was held at the Legion Hall with 60 in at- tendance. A musical program was presented by the Stephen Central school choir conducted by Principal Don Finkbeiner with Mrs. Soldan as pianist. After an hour of cards, lunch was served by the ACW. Take risks to Learn to Live Mrs. Jim Hennessey and Mrs. Don Geiser planned the program for the meeting of Xi Gamma Nu, Tuesday evening at Mrs. Geiser's home, Guest speaker was the Rev. Bruce Guy of Dashwood who spoke on "Learning to Live." He passed around several articles for the members to observe to test their senses and ap- preciation. Mr. Guy said, we feel more alive when in contact with other people. We are free to be our- selves with no reservations. To keep growing one must try new experiences at the risk of pain from others, instead of remaining too comfortable in one life style. Mr. Guy stated his aim in life is to 'live' as long as he is alive, Isobel Gascho, a former member was present, Refreshments were served by Mrs, C. Livingstone and Mrs. P. Raymond. Lady of Mount Carmel Over 100 women from Anglican, Catholic and United Churches participated in the Day of Prayer Service held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church at Mount Carmel. Mrs. Douglas Warren of Crediton United Church spoke on the theme of Joy also. She ex- plained how complete joy can be found in everyday life by those who have faith and who put their trust in God. Mrs. Warren was introduced by Sister Viola from Mount Carmel, Others taking part in the service were Mrs. Ross Brown, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner, Mrs, Max liodgins, Mrs. Bill Regier, Mrs. Russel Brown, Mrs. Bob Morrissey, Mrs. Gordon Ratz, Mrs. Greg Flemming, Mrs. Clark Hodgins, Mrs. Bob Cuillerier, Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner, Mrs. Bryden Taylor and Mrs, Newton ilayter, The soloist, Mrs, Richard O'Rourke was accompanied by Miss Helen Nadiger. She sang Bless us, Oh Lord," and "Show me Thy Way." The group singing was ac- Elirnville World Day of Prayer was observed in Elimville United Church, Ladies from Thames Road shared in this service. Mrs. Jackson Woods gave an inspiring talk on the theme, All Joy Be Yours. She stressed the importance and value of finding joy and living joyfully each day as it unfolds. Colored slides, shown by Mrs, John Batten, gave meaning to our time for expressive meditation. These pictures depicted many ways to find joy. Miss Doris Elford and Mrs. Don Bray favoured with a vocal duet. A social hour was enjoyed following the worship service. Hensall Hensall and Chiselhurst women met in Hensall United Church for the Day of Prayer service, All Hensall churches were represented and women taking part in the service were, Mrs. Ron Mock, Mrs. Bill Mickle, Mrs. E. Rowe, from Hensall United; Mrs. Harold Parker, Chiselhurst United; Mrs. D.W. Windover, St. Pauls Anglican; Mrs. J. Soldan Carmel Presbyterian, Mrs. Dave Kyle, the speaker, spoke on the theme "All Joy be Yours" and said religion should be a joy, and we should feel gratitude for the things which God has given us: health, free country, love, freedom to wor- ship, etc. Everyone was asked to try to radiate joy wherever we may go. She also said that only in the love of others, can we find fullfillment in oorselves. Even in sorrow, heartbreak, and death, the flame of joy never goes out. A vocal solo called "Be glad in the Lord and Rejoice" was sung by Mrs. Bill Fuss, with Mrs. John Goddard presiding at the piano, The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction, and a cup of tea and cookies were enjoyed. Brucefield The women of Brucefield United Church and St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, met in the Kippen Church March 3 for the World's Day of Prayer meeting, Those taking part in the service were Mrs. Arnold Taylor, Mrs. Alex Townsend, Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs, Bert Faber and Mrs. J, Sinclair. Mrs, Wallace Haugh Brucefield took the topic "Joy." Mrs. Fred McGregor presided at the organ, Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mrs. J. Mustard took up the of- fering. A social hour of fellowship followed the meeting, Greenway UCW plan supper and Spring tea