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ject recently. Shown above laying pennies ground the gymnasium ore Pauline Scott, Terry tynn Witherspoon,
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Film stresses more meaningful
Easter at Cromarty W.M.S.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
A potluck dinner preceded the
Good Friday afternoon meeting
of Cromarty Women's
Missionary Society. Mrs.
Malcolm Lamond presided and
welcomed members of the
Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary and other guests. The
meeting opened with the Call to
worship and a poem, Welcome
Happy Morning by Mrs. Mervin
Dow. Easter scriptures were
read by Mrs. John Jefferson and
Mrs. Russell Scott.
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Eiher Lewis, Goderich, and
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein spent
Good Friday with Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton,
Grand Bend, spent Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein.
Mr, &. Mrs. Philip Biernaskie
and Angela, Kitchener, Mr. &
Mrs. Richard Glanville, Jodi and
Rondi, Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs.
Barry Bullock and Allan Huron
Park, Elaine, Foran, Robert
England and Robert Terry
England, Huron Park, Tammy
Preszcator Sebringville, Ed
Chalniersli.11, 2 ";tentralia , and
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Smith, Huron
Park, were Good Friday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
spent Wednesday with Mrs, Joe
Thornton who is a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital,
and with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Regele,
RR 4, Walton.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm Payne Sr.,
Wingham, and Mr. & Mrs. John
Brooks, and family Elmira, spent
Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Payne Jr.
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Passion services
at Crediton church
By MISS ELLA MORLOcK
CREDITON
Special Passion Week meetings
were conducted in Crediton by
Rev, Douglas Warren with Revs
David Sture, Willowdale, guest
speakers Tuesday morning a
Coffee Hour was held for women
at the manse. Wednesday
evening the Coffee Hour for Men
was at the church, Thursday
evening and Friday morning
Rev, Sture spoke in services held
in the church, with a service of
communion Thursday,
Easter Sunday began with a
Sunrise Service, Rev. Jim
Somerville, London, the guest
speaker, Barbara Ratz was
organist, Robin Little read the
scripture, Mary Ellen Schlenker
led in prayer and paid an
imaginary visit to Jerusalem
following the crucifixion, Special
music was provided by Gwen
Finkbeiner and Charles
Nienkirchen, The service and the
pancake breakfast following
were a project of the Youth
Fellowship to raise money for the
support of a Vietnamese orphan.
At the ten o'clock service the
pastor, Rev. Douglas Warren,
brought a message on "Christ is
Risen". Doris Schwartz sang The
Holy City, Rev. Somerville told
the children's story.
Personals
Easter visitors in Crediton
included Mr. & Mrs. Oren Grace,
Gibraltar,Michigan; Gwen Fink-
beiner and Charles Nienkirchen,
Toronto, with Mrs. Alvin Fink-
beiner; Ella May Schlenker and
Max Howard Kitchener, with
Rev. & Mrs. Armin Schlenker;
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Morlock,
London, and Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
McClennan and sons, Beam-
sville, with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Morlock; Mr, & Mrs. Don Winter
and daughters, Toronto, Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Dinney and sons,
Huron Park, and Billy Taylor,
Georgetown, with Mrs. Chris
Dinney.
Away from home for Easter
were Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Green-
wood and family, Don Mills; Nola
Faist with Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Hilborn & Cathy, Orangeville;
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Martin and
daughters with Mr. & Mrs. Les
Adams, Shipka.
Byron Clarke, Exeter has
purchased the home of Ted Farr
on King Street South.
Mrs. John Morrissey is a
patient at University Hospital,
London,
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Renney,
Detroit, visited with Harry and
Maurice Hirtzel and Mr. & Mrs.
Emerson Wein for a few days.
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Dedicate window
at Kirkton church
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
A .beautiful stained glass
window was dedicated by Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Switzer and family
in the Kirkton United Church on
Easter Sunday. Rev. Dawson's
story for the children was 'Why
Windows?' and his message to
the adults was 'The Heart of the
Matter'.
The senior and junior choirs
sang anthems Sweet Music and
Easter Time accompanied by
Mrs. E. Stephens at the organ.
Personals
Mrs. Joan Massitotte of
Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Jeff
Massicotte of Ottawa visited
Good Friday with Mrs. Dan
Jarvis.
Mrs. Charlie Waghorn of
Clinton visited Friday with Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Waghorn.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Robinson were
at Nashville Tennessee for the
weekend. David Rosinson of
Hamilton spent the weekend at
his home.
Mr, & Mrs. Harold Loughleen
of Toronto, Mrs. Myrtle Stanley
and Mr. & Mrs. Delmar Hudson
of London were Easter weekend
guests with Mrs. Albert Bickell,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Yule and
Susan of Thornhill spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Gerald
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Following the singing of The
Day of Resurrection, meditation
outlining a number of events that
might have taken place on the
evening of the crucifixion was
read by Mrs. James Miller,
Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mrs.
Calder McKaig and Mrs, Thos.
Scott.
Two Explorers, Jean Johns and
Sheila Riley read a poem and
received the offering.
The roll call was answered by a
flower in the Bible and each
member read an Easter verse.
Mrs. Thos. L. Scott gave a short
report on the Hamilton-London
Synodical annual meeting which
was held in Chesley last week.
Two film strips were shown.
The first, 'Easter in the Family,
showed how to make Easter more
meaningful for the family, and
how to handle the secular
customs such as Easter eggs and
new clothes.
The second film, 'The Easter
Witness', was the story of a
youthful artist, Lucius, who
learned the difference between
painting a mask and painting a
face with emotion, by watching
the faces of Jesus and his com-
panions during the last week of
Jesus' life.
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Ten 4-H girls attended the
meeting of the Staffa Munchkins
Monday evening. Roll call was, A
Pasta Dish 1' Have Made. 6'
Gail Harburn gave the
secretary's report and the book
cover design was chosen during
the business.
A review of previous notes was
made and a debate was held on
the pros and cons of convenience
foods.
Personals
Sunday School held an open
assembly Easter Sunday with the
superintendent, Mrs. Thomas
Scott in charge. Easter hymns
and choruses were sung. Nancy
Templeman led in prayer and the
Easter story was read by Darlene
Taylor and Jean Carey.
Margaret Laing played two
accordion numbers and two
Easter film strips were shown.
Mr. &Mrs. Larry Gardiner and
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing enjoyed
the Cromhenex Couples' Club
bowling party at Zurich Wed-
nesday night. The next meeting
will he in Cromarty church.
Bonnie Norris, Teresa Wallace,
John Hunt, Andrew Laing, Betty
Anne Miller, and Mrs. Robert
Laing visited the Planetarium
and the Science Centre in Toronto
with the Grade VIII of Upper
Thames Elementary School. At
the Science Centre they studied
the causes of a tornado as part of
a weather lecture and no doubt
applied their knowledge to
Sunday afternoon's tornado.
Visitors with Mrs. John Jef-
ferson during the past week were
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chessell, Brian
and Marion, Varna; Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Laidlaw, Tina and John,
Dorchester; Mr. & Mrs, Donald
Kiehl and boys Seebach Hill;
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jefferson
and family, Munro; Mrs. Bruce
Cleland, Bob and Pauline,
Listowel.
Janet Allen and Barry Gam,
limn, Toronto, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Eldon Allen.
Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace and
Mrs. Russell Scott' spent the
weekend at Niagara Falls where
they visited with Mr. Scott's
sister, Mrs. Carl Weitzman, who
is in hospital.
Mrs. Jessie Taylor, Stratford,
spent the Easter weekend with
her daughter, Mrs. Jean Carey.
Easter visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Otto Walker were Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Currie, Dorchester; Mr. &
Mrs. Jack McGhee, London; Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Hulley, Winthrop;
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
Cromarty, and their families.
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