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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-09, Page 26CREDITON MANSE OPEN HOUSE — Members and friends of the Crediton United Church congregation attended an open house at the manse Sunday, Newly established minister Rev, Bruce Pierce shows a mat hooked by a former parishioner to Lorna Finkbeiner, Helen Ratz and Jean Neil. T-A photo Anniversary Waltz .PARTY Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the United Church .0 Kirkton-Woodharn Community Centre Friday Evening,. Oct, 10 Music by THE Si LVERTONE$ Dancing 9 - 1 a.m. Admission $2.00 per person $4.00 a family including children to 14 Lunch Available Everyone Welcome Spomored by Hibbert United Church ii4urrwt BOX OFFICE OPENS P.M. FIRST SHOW AT 8:30 P.M. BROWNIE'S CLINTON ONTARIO FRIDAY & SATURDAY—October 10 & 11 AMAX ENTERTAINMENT SERGIO UNE moors AM? KNYIRTNINMENT ECH,ICCAZOV NemiNsi, to SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 DAWN SHOW Our season closes with the dusk to dawn show October 12. We thank you for your patronage over the season, and look forward to seeing you again in the spring, SATAN IS COMING! APntlt•UCT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN THE WORLD! Some are for Some are for 1051115 •Noqk SUING •NO ACIMII,ANCE MUM Centerfold Girls party on Saturday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs. Glenn Lamport told a story and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne read a poem and the Scripture Lesson, Mrs, Lamport told a story 'by' using pictures and the flannelgraph. The children took their offering to the front where it was received by Mrs. Ballantyne. Brad Borland graduated from Baby Band and was welcomed to the Messenger by the leader Mrs. Murray Dawson. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Moir, Mrs. Madge Luther of Gorrie, Mrs. Hazel Jeffery were guest on Sunday and Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd of Woodham visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mrs. William Thomson of Exeter, Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Mr. & Mrs. William Rehde called at the Lindsay Funeral Home, St. Mary's Friday to pay respect to the former's brother, the late Hiram Hanna. Steven Brown, Susan Mot- tershead, Scarborough, spent the weekend with Rev, Barry and Mrs. Robinson. Mr, & Mrs. Barry Oliver, David and Ryan, New Hamburg spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Duncan, TEESWATER FALL FAIR OCTOBER 10th & 11th FREE GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT Exciting HARNESS RACING — SAUGEEN AMUSEMENTS ---- -- AMHERSTBURG COMMUNITY BAND -- - KINGSVILLE & ESSEX ASSOCIATION BAND — — ACRES OF EXHIBITS — LIVESTOCK SHOWS "SWEETHEART OF THE FAIR" CONTEST - --- DEB-U-TON MAJORETTES FROM WINGHAM GIANT PARADE — VARIOUS 4-H CLUB SHOWS -- - FRIDAY NIGHT SHOW FEATURING LOCAL TALENT -- -- BEEF AND PORK AUCTION ON FRIDAY NIGHT — PLUS A SATURDAY NIGHT PROGRAM AND DMICE featuring AL CHERNY AND FERNANDEZ All This And More! — Don't Miss !t! MONDAY, OCT. 13TH ONLY! TEESWATER TRACTOR AND TRUCK. PULL 12:00 NOON AT THE FAIRGROUNDS W.O.T.P.A. RULES Exeter Fall Fair DANCE Saturday, Oct. 11 9:00 to 1:00 P1NERIDGE CHALET Musk By The BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS $3.00 Per Person (Includes Lunch) LIMITED TICKETS Tickets Available at Gerry' MacLean & Son Automotive, Whiting's Furniture & Antiques, Bev Rabbetts, Don Dearing, Garnet Hicks, Marion Skinner, Pineridge Chalet MeVeeney and Linda Pierce helped with the lunch. Science ExPeclitiOrt Among those from the high school who went on the science expedition to the Bruce Peninsula were Perry Preszcator, Mike Pierce, Joe Verkerk, Paul Fydenchulc and fierbara Katz. About ten miles of the Bruce Trail, walking on the Spruce Bog and exploring shoreline caves were highlights of the ex- perience. Open House Sunday afternoon Rev, & Mrs. Bruce Pierce held Open Rouse at the manse. Mrs. Lorne Preszcator, Mrs. William Schwartz and Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner invited guests to view the rooms. . Tea was served by Mrs. Hugo Schenk, Mrs. Nelson Lamport and Ella Morlock, Mary Ellen Schlenker and Linda Pierce were in charge of the guest book. UCW Thursday evening the October meeting of the UCW was held in the Sunday school rooms which were brightened with Thanksgiving decorations. In charge of worship were Mrs. Cliff Russell, Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport and Mrs. Clara Ratz. They gave readings on the subject of thanksgiving. Mrs. Bruce Pierce sang. The singing of the solo and of the hymns was accompanied by Mrs. Lorne Preszcator. A Thankoffering was received. Mrs. Russell, president, presided over the business session. Roll Call was answered by a verse on thanksgiving. A donation of money was made to Five Oaks, Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Ella Morlock were appointed to buy mats for the entrance doors of the church, To pursue the matter of the purchase of chairs for the Sunday school the following committee was appointed. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator, Mr, & Mrs. Nelson Lamport and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. It was decided to adopt the Pennies for Peace collection as a fiftieth anniversary project. Hostesses were Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Mrs, Ward Fritz and Ella Morlock. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Sam King were in Fordwich, Sunday to visit Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Nixon, Mrs. Vera Bullock and Mrs. Mary Gower spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Edward Darbey and Brian of Willowdale. They called on Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Auciello and Cynthia of Stouff- 'dile and Mr. & Mrs, Don Taylor and family of Don Mills. Guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ross Krueger last Saturday were Cpl. & Mrs. Carl Krueger of Newmarket. Cpl. Krueger is Ross's brother. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fahner have returned from a three-week trip to California. They flew to San Francisco then took a bus trip of the state from there. The door to door collection for the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary neeted $93.25, SiatlatraitlyNorkW,NmpeNtrorgr•VtlINNNIIPAMMOrrtfrro,MMINotriwreeIN —rrriRrr,torrFo'NtranITRINPANNYrr'rerentrerM,Mmeatorm,r,Nor•At•-,--,-- • - ••••-t-- •••••• • — Page 14A areritateen relationship to invite the parents for a similar type of program in the future. Mary Ellen Schlenker was in charge of devotions, Dianne Wilds, Maura AN OPEN HOUSE CHAT — During the open house at the Crediton United Church manse noon Mrs. Cliff Russell and Kathy chat with Mrs. Rev. Bruce Pierce. Hurondale 4-H elect slate, baby band is well attended made freezer whole wheat bread while Cheryl Stewart read the directions. Each club member had a turn to knead bread, United Church Women The United Church Women held their October meeting on Monday evening with 29 mem- bers and two visitors present, Mrs. Fred Johns opened the meeting with a poem "Plenty to Give," Mrs, Barry Miller read Scripture and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne led in prayer. A reading "Harvest and Thanksgiving Season" was read by Mrs. Ken Duncan. Mrs. Barry Miller introduced Joanne Dinney of Exeter who made a Thanksgiving flower arrangement. Joanne also an- swered questions. The winner of the flower arrangement was Mrs, Donald Bray. Mrs. Ken Duncan thanked Joanne. A vocal solo by Doris Rock accompanied by her mother Mrs. Fred Johns was enjoyed. The Thanksgiving offering was received by Mrs. Miller, The ladies are to look after the Hymn Sing at the Regional meeting in Crediton on October By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Hurondale 5 of the 4-H held their first meeting for the project "Let's Bake Bread" at the home of Mrs. Judith Parker, - The officers are president Ruth Bray; vice-president, Marlene Glanville; secretary, Ruthanne Quick; treasurer, Laurel Hodgert; press reporter, Pauline Pym. The club was named "The Doughy Dozen." Judith Parker discussed "Working Methods and About, Freezing Dough" Beverley Mellenger discussed "What Goes Into A Loaf of Bread." All the girls joined in the group work of making freezer whole wheat bread. TheHurondale1,4-H club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Hodgert. This project is "Lets Bake Bread." The officers are president Sandra Stewart; vice- president, Elaine Stewart; secretary, Shirlee Ballantyne; treasurer, Joyce Cunnington; press reporter, Lori Lynn Stewart and cover designer, Lori Lynn Stewart. The leaders are Mrs. Sharon Passmore and Mrs, Helen Hodgert, The covers will be tan coloured and the club name will be "Doughy Dollies", Lori Lynn and Donna Stewart Baby Band Party About thirty ladies and children attended the Baby Band Zurich Chamber of Commerce presents: ZURICHFEST 1975 $6.00 a couple Harvest Dance Saturday, October 11 HULLY GULLY Musk By STAR TREX "Harvest Queen Contest" Tickets Available 262-2826 262-2940 All proceeds to community service work Times-Advocate, October 9, 1975 PI777-.77-71Dr K1NETTE CLUBS OF HENSALt 1_1 Lunch Provided E;1 ay MISS 0,1A MQRLOCK CREQ(TQN. At last Tuesday's Meeting of the young peoples' group at Zion United Church, a lively Hold Crediton open house • • ••••••• weder-vi,Pw*ir,"0,01.0.N.WiNtvr.VMM`PNOOPWOO*711MP'N !SCUMS discussion on parent,..teens relationships was conducted by Rev, & Ws. Brnee Pierce.. There were few skits in which Nies. were reversed. 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