The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-13, Page 12Page 12
Times-Advocate, March 13, 1975
Whalen couple back
from trip to. Hawaii
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Class were dressed in slacks
instead of dresses and suits.
Inter community activities
A large group attended the
Friendship night at the Exeter
Legion on Saturday evening.
Two buses full of people Went to
the London Gardens were they
watched the Ice Capades.
Several ladies from the com-
munity attended the World Day
of Prayer at Thames Road
United Church on Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Stuart Shiere was
the guest speaker.
Personals
Mr. &Mrs, Wm. Routly visited
with Mr. W. S. McFalls of
Lucan on Sunday.
On Sunday a family gathering
was held at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family to
celebrate the 35th anniversary of
„Difr. & Mrs. Russell Morley.
Those attending were Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Lovie of Shipka, Gerald
Morley, Danny and Sharri of
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Morley, Karen and Ralph of
Exeter and Cathy Horrell of
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Parsons and family of Hensall
Sunday evening. They celebrated
Donnie Parsons' and Susan
Willert's birthdays.
Donna Kerslake, Margaret
Pym and Joan Cooper enjoyed a
bus trip with their classmates on
Monday. .They visited the Ontario
Science Centre in Toronto.
Celebrates
birthday
CROMARTY
The Cromarty community
extends congratulations to Mrs.
Thos. Scott, Sr., who celebrated
her 94th birthday on Wednesday,
March 5. Mrs, Scott, the former
Sarah (Sadie) McNeil McKellar,
was born at Cromarty in 1881, the
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald
McKellar.
Mrs. Scott has one brother,
Lindsay, and two sisters, Mrs.
Elmer Colquhoun and Mrs.
Horton McDugall, as well as her
sons, James and Gordon Scott,
RR 2 Staffa, eight grandchildren,
and 12 great-grandchildren.
For the past few years Mrs.
Scott has lived at Kilbarchan
Nursing home, Seaforth.
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By MRS, HAMILTON HODGINS
WHALEN
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson
returned home last week from a,
holiday in Hawaii. They
holidayed on the island of Oahu.
They said the weather was very
warm and sunny.
Saturday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Cecil Squire were Doug
Squire, Debbie, Christie, Danny
Mailor and Heather Earle, all of
London.
Show me a harpist and I'll show
you a plucky musician!
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
MacLeod Mills on Sunday were
Mr, & Mrs. Wm Davies, Spalding,
Sask., Don Davies, Wynyard,
Sask., Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills,
Centralia, Bruce Mills and Lynda
Coughtrey, London. They were
celebrating Mrs. Mills' birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French and
Elizabeth were Sunday supper
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Garry
Parkinson, St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
were Saturday supper guests
with. Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Worrall,
Denfield.
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BLUE WATER REST HOME DIRECTORS — The annual meeting of the
Blue Water Rest Home was held recently and the board of directors
are shown above, Back, left, John Corbett, Russell Grainger, Leroy
O'Brien, Lloyd Walper, Elgin McKinley, Louis Boshart and Clem Regier.
Front, Ivan Kalbfleisch, secretary Ray McKinnon, chairman Dr. Charles
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
The March meeting of the UCW
was held Thursday evening, with
Nola Faist in charge of the
program, the theme of which was
"Sincere Prayer the Key."
Mrs. Chris Dinney read the
scripture and played a number on
the concertina, Mrs. Lloyd
Lamport, Miss Faist and Mrs.
Alvin Finkbeiner gave readings.
There was a panel on prayers
from the Bible, with prayers of
Moses, David, Solomon and of the
Early Church read. Mrs. Gordon
Finkbeiner accompanied the
singing of hymns, Roll call was
answered by a Scripture verse on
prayer.
During the business session
preparation was made for the
April 3 meeting to which the
Centralia UCW and the local
Explorers have been invited.
Clare McGowan, Goderich, is to
be guest speaker. Preparation
was also made for Sunday April
20 when Calvin Fahrner,
Mississauga, is to bring a singing
group of eight to lead in the
morning service.
Nola Faist reported the calls
made by the Visiting Committee,
and Ella Morlock reported the
Huron-Perth Presbyterial
meeting held at Listowel
February 28.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ervin
Ratz, Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Roy Ratz.
Social evening for adults
Monday evening the Adult
Class of Zion United Church held
a social evening in the Village Inn
Retreat, Grand Bend. Sixty-four
members were present. Harry
Schroeder was Master of
Ceremonies. Rev. Armin
Schlenker led in prayer.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
On Monday evening an euchre
party was held in the Elimville
Hall. There was six tables set up.
The winners were: ladies high,
Geraldine Grimmick; ladies low,
Phyllis Gower; men's high,
Laverne Skinner; men's low,
Harry Webber; lone hands, Bill
Routly.
Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be in three
weeks on Monday March 31.
Youth service differs
As the minister was on holidays
the Young People's Sunday
School Class took. charge of the
Church service.
The service was arranged
differently. It consisted of songs,
role plays, prayers, stories and
offering. The Young People's
After the dinner Edgar Cud-
more read the Scripture, Ray
Morlock told of his experience on
the Peachey Dairy Farm,
Florida; Nelson Lamport en-
tertained with humorous stories,
and Ella Morlock with riddles,
games and a singsong. Following
the program members played
table games or bowled. Mrs. Ed
Finkbeiner provided background
music on the piano.
Day of Prayer observed
Tuesday the Explorers ob-
served World Day of Prayer.
Those who took special parts in
the program were Brenda and
Ann Marie Brand, Mary Ann
Govers, Peggy Wilds, Valerie
Finkbeiner, Pam Schroeder and
Cathy Russell. Twenty-three
girls were present.
Bluewater music special
Rev. Armin Schlenker con-
ducted the service at the
Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich
Sunday evening. Special music in
song was provided by Mr. & Mrs,
Charlie Hoffman, Exeter, ac-
companied on the organ by Mrs.
Ed Finkbeiner.
Federation served
Wednesday evening the
Women's Institute catered for the
Federation of Agriculture
banquet. They served 161 guests.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Lambie,
Toronto were weekend guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Finkbeiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Morlock
were at the home of Dr. .& Mrs.
Fred Morlock, Waterloo Sunday.
The occasion was the celebration
of Mr. Morlock's birthday and
that of his granddaughter Lynne.
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