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Saturday, July 7
The Many Sounds and Songs of
Allan Southern
Green Forest Motor Hote l
YOUR HOSTS. 'PETE and "CAROLE - DEI IL
HIGHWAY 21 GRAND BEND
SEATED POOL
Sticinburys
give stands
Caven Church was filled to
overflowing Sunday morning.
Over 300 members and guests
attended the service in a church
that normally seats 176 people.
Senator Richard. Stanbury, and
his brother the Honorable Robert
Stanbury, minister of National
Revenue were present along with
other members of the Stanbury
family.
During the service, Senator
Stanbury presented two flower
stands on behalf of his family, in
memory of their father Judge J.
Stanbury and his wife Jean.
Later he spoke of the influence
of the Christian faith in his life
and of the early days at Caven.
His brother, Robert also
brought greetings, In
reminiscing he told us of a solo he
had sung in the church at five
years of age. His reward was a
ticket to a local movie, his first
One.
Rev.'s Samuel Hern of Strat-
ford, Donald Sinclair of Guelph
and John Boyne of Listowel, all
former ministers brought
greetings to the congregation.
Mr. Sinclair expressed his ap-
preciation of the Christian love
and concern his family received
during their recent tragedy. His
daughter Christine was shot on
the border of Rhodesia and
Zambia several weeks ago,
Also present were W,G.
Cochrane of Goderich, a former
elder at Coven and Mrs.
Margaret Durand of Simcoe.
Mrs. Durand was the former
Miss Margaret Sharpe.
Mrs. Durand remembered that
when her father was minister her
bedroom window in the manse
overlooked the church. She said
that another person had scrat-
ched the name Anna Martin on
her window,
Afterwards, Mrs. John Burke
took us through the manse and
Mrs. Durand pointed out where
the name is still etched in the
glass.
Another former minister Dr.
D.C. Hill of Winnipeg sent
greetings on this occasion as did
Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes, wife of a
former minister who became
principal of the Toronto Bible
College.
Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Mack who
were celebrating their golden
wedding anniversary were also
present. They received a hearty
round of applause from the
congregation.
Following the service, the
ladies of Coven served a luncheon
to 298 guests as former friends
and members reminisced about
bygone days in Exeter and
Coven.
"op amok GROWING
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AND PROTECT THEM FROM FIRES
For Your
Centennial
Week
Cenferfainment
They're
Stilt
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For This
Thurs., Fri.
& Saturday
The
Real
Thing
Where Old & New Friends Meet
DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY — NO COVER CHARGE
Les Pines Hotel Motel
Phone 235-0151
ZURICH LIONS CLUB present
the CARLTON
SHOWBAND
C A Recording Artists direct from the Pig'N'Whistle Show'
ZURICH ARENA
9.12 P
Advance Tickets available from
ANY MEMOER OF THE ZURICH LIONS CLUE
Green Forest Motor Hotel - Grand tend McLean's battery Supply - Exeter
lack Merner's range - hayfield
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 18
Come Join the Fun
Amateur Night
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
10:00 to 10:30 and 11:00 to 11:30
MUSICIANS and SINGERS ONLY
* Prizes for best in both categories and
for runners-up
* The best in each category will compete for
Albatross trophy on August 30
Our newly decorated
DINING ROOM
Open Every Sunday
4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Entertainment .
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Colonial Boys
Club
Albatross
Huron Indust:id Park
Phone 228-6738
school met Sunday and it was School picnic July 17 at River-
decided to have the Sunday view Park.
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Weddings, Etc,
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Times-Advocate, July 5, 1973
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FIRE CHIEFS - Exeter's three last fire chiefs are shown in the above picture and they appear to be
taller. From the left are, Bill Chambers, Irwin "Bunny" Ford and present chief Gary Middleton,
FRIDAY 8t SATURDAY NIGHT
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DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S,SPECIAL
CARS OF THE PAST - Antique cars were one of the features of Saturday's Centennial parade through the
T-A photo streets of Exeter. A small group of the older cars is shown along the parade route.
MACHINERY STILL IN ACTION - To-night's parade sponsored by the Exeter Lions club will feature an
agricultural theme. The hayloader in the above picture will be in the parade with a team of horses providing
the automation. Shown on the load of hay are Gerry Prout and Robbie Robichaud. They have also challeng-
ed anyone in this afternoon's log sawing contest. T-A photo
Exeter fails to show
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Thames Road-Elimville Hi-C
and Young Peoples were
challenged to a baseball game by
Exeter U.C. Hi-C group, but when
the time for the game arrived, no
one from Exeter showed up but
Glen Wright, their leader.
Glen thought better of playing
such formidable odds himself and
conceded that Thames Rd. and
Elimville must have literally
"scared the devil" out of Exeter.
Dear Exeter: It's your move
next. Signed, The Champs.
Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela
and Calvin, Woodham, visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery,
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde,
Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Danny,
and Darlene Passmore visited
Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Fred
Nethway, Strathroy,
Barry Miller and three other
students from South Huron
District High School are at-
tending wrestling school in
Guelph this week.
The executive of the Sunday
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