HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-14, Page 22TAKING A BEATING IN JAIL — The young people of Coven Presbyterian church presented a play during
Sunday morning's regular service. "Throwing a Party for Junior" is a modern version of "The Prodigal Son".
Bruce Gunn is being attacked by his so-coiled friends Jim Jarvis, Beth Keyes and Janet Pryde while policemen
Darryl Keyes and Cynthia Gunn are trying to protect him. T-A photo
YOUNG PRESBYTERIANS PRESENT — During Sunday's regular service at Coven Presbyterian church, the
young people presented a play "Throwing a Party for Junior" which was a modern version of "The Prodigal
Son". Shown above during an early restaurant scene are Janet Pryde, Bruce Gunn, Cynthia Gunn, Jim Jarvis
and Beth Keyes. T-A photo
Whalen residents enjoy
trip to Midland Shrine
Mr. & Mrs. Art Ashworth and
Carole, Ilderton visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson.
Mrs. Bruce Wallis, Craig and
Caroline, London spent Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Wallis.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs,
Wayne Hern.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blair, Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Mills, Centralia,
Margery Morley, Mr. & Mrs.
Hamilton Hodgins were Sunday
dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
MacLeod Mills.
Randy and Brian Parkinson,
St..Marys spent the weekend with
their uncle and aunt Mr. & Mrs.
Earl French.
When I took by six-year-old to her
first circus, her eyes grew wide
as she watched the tightrope
artist, "Honey," I said, "isn't it
exciting to see the lady run
across that little wire?"
"Oh," she gasped, "there's a
wire? I thought she was walking
on air!"
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invited to attend . . .
The Unveiling and Dedication
of an Historical Plaque
Commemorating the beginnings and the
Incorporation of Exeter
SUNDAY, JUNE 24 - 2:30 p.m.
Riverview Park.— Exeter
The Archaeological and Historic Sites
Board of Ontario and the Town of Exeter
erect this plaque to commemorate the
beginnings of settlement here and to com-
memorate the Incorporation of the Village
of Exeter which occurred on March 29,
1873. Exeter was incorporated as a Town
on January 1, 1951.
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Page 22 June 14, 1973
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
David and Janet Kinsman, Don
Sararas, Bob Harburn, Frank
Allen, and Pamela. Wallace were
among the grade eight students
of Upper Thames Elementary
School who spent a few days
studying the geography and
industries of the Sudbury area.
WMS
Mrs. Malcolm Lamond was
hostess for the Women's
Missionary Society of Cromarty
Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Charles Douglas, presiding,
opened the meeting with a poem.
Following a hymn, the scripture
was read alternately.
The roll call, "Friendship",
was answered by eight members.
Program III of the study book on
India. "The Land and its
Peoples", was taken by Mrs.
Calder McKaig. Mrs. Mervin
Dow chose for her topic, "the
wealth of friendship."
Personals
Mrs. Mervin Dow, Mrs. Calder
McKaig, Mrs. J. Jefferson, Mrs.
Grace Scott, Mrs. Larry Gar-
diner, Mrs. T. Scott, Mrs. C.
Kerslake, Mrs. J. Templeman
attended the W.M.S, meeting on
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
Hensall Monday.
Weekend guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Mervin Dow were Mr, &
Mrs. Walter Caughil, Dunnville.
Beth Christie, daughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Murray Christie,
graduated recently from Guelph
University with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Consumer
Studies and is employed by
Consumers' Gas Company as
.their Home Service Supervisor
for the Niagara area.
Marilyn Laing has been em-
ployed by the Stratford Public
Utility Commission.
Bonnie Kerslake is employed in
the accounting department of
The Village Inn, on the edge of
Sarnia.
Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker visited
Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Frank
Erwin, Putnam.
Joanne Dow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Dow, graduated
Friday from the University of
Western Ontario with a Bachelor
of Science degree in Nursing.
Attending the graduation
exercises besides her parents
were her grandmother, Mrs.
Stanley Dow, her sister, Nola,
and her aunt, Mrs. Jeanette
Coltman, Toronto.
One ambitious Holstein cow in
this neighborhood found herself
stranded on top of a gate when
she attempted to jump out of the
pen in which she had been im-
prisoned. Unable to touch the
floor with either front or back
feet, she was found some time
later by the owner who placed a
support under her front foot
enabling her to topple herself
back over, into the pen!
Most of the corn in this area has
been planted and the bean fields
are being sprayed and planted.
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
and Berton and Mr. Hilson Grose,
Lucan motored to Midland
Wednesday to visit Martyr's
Shrine and Sainte-Marie among
the Hurons and also visited with
Mrs. Dave McMann a patient in
Penetang General Hospital.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Lankin,
London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Duffield,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lamond,
London visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Cecil Squire.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Margaret and Janet were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Hern.
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Hern, Exeter
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Larry Hern.
Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Bowman,
Elmira and Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Brock, Exeter were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Morley.
Duncan Anderson, Brenda and
Paula, Kitchener visited Friday
with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Leeming,
Aurora, spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. John Scott and Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Scott.
ay MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Sunday morning at the regular
church hour, the young people
were in charge of the service.
Selections from "Godspell"
opened the service.
Nancy Alexander conducted
the service and Barry Miller
gave the prayer of Invocation,
Mary Kernick read the scripture
lesson,
The sermon "It isn't easy being
a Good Samaritan - anytime"
was given by Sylvia Stewart,
Diane Hodgert, Robbie Stewart,
Laurel Hodgert, Barbara Miller,
Robert Bray Lawrence Kellett,
Ronnie Stewart, Murray Stewart
Elaine Stewart„ Janice Stewart,
Sandra Stewart and Brian
Mayer.
The offering was given by each
individual coming to the table at
the front of the church.
UCW
The June meeting of the United
Church Women was held Thur-
sday with Mrs. Donald Kernick
as hostess. Mrs. Barry Jeffery,
program convener was in charge
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
The U.C.W. of St. Andrew's
church, Kippen met Tuesday at
Mrs. Emerson Kyle's home with
21 present. The devotional was
given by Mrs. John Anderson and
her theme was "Faith, Hope and
Love."
A hymn was sung followed by
scripture reading. Mrs. Anderson
closed with prayer,
The study was taken by Mrs.
Wm. Consitt who gave the per-
tinent facts of India's govern-
ment, geography, religion and
industry. The material used to
portray her topic was posters
compiled by the Explorers. Mrs.
Consitt completed her topic with
a crossword puzzle using the
facts brought out in her study.
Other business related to the
bale sent to the London Rescue
Mission and bazaars held by the
Explorers and Queensway
Nursing Home. Plans were
finalized for the supper as well as
of the meeting of which the theme
was "the perfect church."
A hymn was sung and the call
to worship was given by Mrs.
Jeffery, Mrs. Murray Dawson
and Mrs. Ken Duncan, Scrip-
ture lesson was read by Mrs.
Duncan and prayer by Mrs.
Qawson.
"The meaning of Pentecost"
was given by Mrs. Jeffery,
Mrs. Barry Robinson gave a
very interesting and inspiring
talk on "The Holy Spirit", and
Mrs. Jeffery read a poem. Mrs.
Duncan read about "Adventures
In. India" and Mrs. Dawson read
about "An Indian Girl". Mrs,
Jeffery also read an article on
India,
Mrs. Ballantyne conducted the
business and Mrs. Mac Hodgert
gave a manse report stating
there would be a beef barbecue in
the near future.
Personals
Mr, & Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Jack
and Joanne were guests at the
Luxton-Dozios wedding in
Chatham Saturday.
Doris Elford, Mrs. Chas
for the Sunday School Picnic
June 24 in Exeter Park,
Mrs. Bert Faber demonstrated
the making of buttermilk scones,
Hostesses were Mrs. E. Kyle
and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, Mrs.
Wm. Bell President chaired the
meeting.
Personals
Farmers have been taking
advantage of the sunshine to sow
beans.
Mr. & Mrs. Ottis Swindall,
Detoriot, Michigan, visited with
Mr, & Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes out to Mrs. Ray Bell
whose mother passed away in
Stratford last week.
In honor of anniversary ser-
vices being held June 10 at
Brucefield, there were no ser-
vices in St. Andrew's Church
Kippen.
Kippen East W.I. will meet in
the Legion Hall June 20.
Glanville, Mrs. William Johns
and Mrs. William Rohde went on
the Kirkton Horticultural Society
bus trip Saturday to the Farmers
Market, Coleman Bbwman
Studio, Sap Bucket in Elmira,
Bon Accord Farm near Elora,
and the Enchanted Doll House
between Elora and Guelph,
Supper was at the Elmira Legion
Hall.
Mrs. Mildred Allison, Exeter
and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rowe
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Ina Mann, Port Huron
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Etherington,
David and Timothy London, Mr,
& Mrs. William Etherington,
Michael and Jill, Toronto, Mr. &
Mrs. John Etherington, Medan
Sumatra were weekend guests
with their parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Archie Etherington. This is the
first time in seven years they
have all been together.
George Luther, Sarnia spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr. &
Mrs, Chas, Jeffery.
Cheryl Westcott and Beverley
Passmore returned home
Thursday after having spent
almost two weeks in Hawaii.
About 80 friends and relatives
attended the piano recital of
pupils of Agnes Bray Saturday in
the church.
I do not believe in a fate that falls
on men however they act; but I
do believe in a fate that falls on
them unless they act,
Thames Road ladies meet
Youths conduct church service You
visit Sudbury
Faith, hope and love
is theme at Kippen