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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-22, Page 11If your antennes is warn or dammed You're looking at lousy TV reception! Fact: Worn out or damaged TV antennas don't pull in the strong, clean signals color TV needs to do its best job, If that's the shape of your TV reception, you'll be a- mazed at the difference a Channel Master color en- gineered antenna makes. They're electronically engineered to pull in strong, clean signals without interference. They're from the world's first and foremost manu- facturer of TV/FM reception equipment. Channel Master See your local ANTENNA INSTALLER! If you don't know the name of your local installer call us: CHANNEL MASTER 21 First -Ave. 631-0320 St. Thomas DALEYS WEEKLY COMMENTS Easter weekend Whatever the project, call on 0 for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL 40 COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manur6 Tanio) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. &DOWELL LTD. ENTRALIA, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 (Mit : /28.6961 We'll Do the Job ,Irbil Aa "Last Supper" highlights Easter Services Page 11 Tirries.Ativoote, April 22, '1976 On Good Friday Evening "The Last Supper" a play by J.B. Phillips, was presented by the 1975 Confirmation Class, assisted by others, in the Lucan United Church. The east included: Jesus, played by Jane Robertson, Judas Iscariot by Wendy Hearn, Peter by Paul Madden, John by Scott Taylor, James by Pat Bates, Matthew by Cindy Donaldson, Bartholomew by Dean Scott and Andrew by Tracy Ryan. Cathy Hearn acted as Narrator, reading from a scroll. The Set was designed by Maria Richards with Dannie Feke as lighting assistant, who was in turn assisted by Calvin McCallum. Jeannie Newton of Clandeboye was the Director with Linda Feke as her assistant and Rev. Madden acted as Spiritual Consultant. Paul Kight added much to the service as he played the organ. It is hoped that this will prove to be a beginning of the presentation of other sacred plays during the months to come. Easter Sunrise service The Lucan-Clandeboye Youth Group sponsored a beautiful Easter Sunrise Service in the Church at 7:30, Cathy Hearn welcomed friends from Parkhill and Lucan area, following a musical selection by Mike Stanley on the trumpet, Paul Mr. Madden 227-4712 if they have a child to he baptized. A new Cradle Roll program is underway. please phone 227-4662 or 4050 for information. Christian Family Day, will be Observed on Sunday, May 9th when the Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be administered. Parents are invited to contact Madden, saxophone and Bev Madden on the piano. Kim Flood read an Easter poem, and Scriptures were read by Sheila Smith and Janice Walker, Mike Stanley gave the meditation on "Forgiveness" and Tracy Ryan closed the service with prayer. The congregation joined the young people for breakfast following the service, Pat Gillespie and Barb Bannerman are the leaders for the youth group and invite all young people to ,join with them for their in- teresting meetings, L14,19.11,01011.14,40111441111: • 6 . •••-.• • Bidduiph happenings Sunday Morning Worship at 1105 The Easter service brought many members to fill the Church on Sunday ,morning when Rev. Ewart Madden spoke on the topic "lie is Risen"! using the story of the "Walk to Emmaus", He said there was a feeling of defeat falling over the lives of the followers of Jesus because of His death on the cross. The two Emmaus citizens were not in tune at the time Jesus walked with them but as soon as He broke bread, they recognized him, and were filled with joy. Jesus does not force Himself into our lives. He must be invited to come and He will so fill us with His Holy Spirit that we can reach out to those who are hungering for this same Holy Spirit. Next Sunday Mr. Herman DeSouza and Team from the UWO Cross Cultural Learning Centre will present a view of '"I'he Third World."to the Sunday School at 10 and at the Worship Service at 11:15. Mother's Day or MR, & MRS. WILLIAM LAYE of Parkhill celebrated their 60th wed- ding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, April 18th for friends and relatives. The couple was married in Wingham Ontario, April 20th, 1916, and have lived in the Parkhill area for the past 55 years. They had seven children, John & Wilfred of Parkhill, Robert of St. Thomas, Jim of Exeter, Clifford and Dorothy (Ashman) of London, one daughter Mary (deceased) They have 21 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Picture by Peake. EASTER FASHIONS were evident everywhere Sunday. Tabatha roots and Michael Munroe modelled for the T-A photographer outside Lucan United Church on Sunday. They are shown with a "special friend" the Easter Bunny. ANA dvaes, London youth charged for robbery with violence •A • .7 • :2 '.• David Girard, a London youth, was charged with robbery with violence, following an incident on the eighth and ninth concession roads near Lucan April 16. Girard had been picked up in Victoria Park in London by his victim,After driving a piece, Girard struck the victim over the head with a pop bottle and demanded his wallet and keys to the truck in which they were both He was later arrested in London by the London police department and charged. The Lucan OPP were involved in the investigation of the in- cident. The Lucan OPP were also involved in investigating a rash of break and enter cases in the area this past week. Two youths were charged over three in- cidents of break and enter. 4- + On April 13, a car being driven by Kathleen Wilson, RR 1, St. Marys, left the road and rolled over on Adelaide St., south of Concession 14. No injuries were reported, but the Wilson car sustained $450 damages, A car in which two Huron Park residents were travelling left the road on Highway 4 north of Clandeboye, sending Terry Keller and Gary Saunder to University Hospital in London by ambulance with minor injuries. The car sustained $400 damage in the Friday accident. The car of Lynda Bolen, London, sustained $2,000 damages when it rolled over Saturday evening. Miss Bolen and two passengers received minor cuts and bruises in the By Mrs. M, H, ELSTON BIDDULPH The weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blair were Robin Blair of Peterborough and Bonnie of Kitchener and fiance Dennis Dawson, Mrs. Allan Elston accompanied by June Bierling of Exeter spent the weekend with the former's daughter Sheila Elston of Haliburton, Mr. Allan Elston attended Easter service in Hamilton Road Presbyterian church and was a guest of his son David and Gayle of London. Mr. Cecil Skinner returned home on Sunday following a successful cataract operation and is at the present time at the home of his son Sam and Aldine. Mr, & Mrs. Mervin Elston were recent guests of Mrs. Mabel Needham of Lucan. Brenda Blair of Owen Sound and Geraldine Blair of Kitchener spent the weekend with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair. Kelly Hern of Exeter spent Saturday with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blair. mishap which took place on Concession 8, London Township The same night, a car driven by Tammy Peckham, RR3, Granton struck a pedestrian, Steven Strickland, also of RR 3 Granton on the Granton Rd. Strickland escaped the mishap with minor bruises. On Sunday night at 11:30 the cars of Roy Fraser, Parkhill and Lawrence Hartley collided at the intersection of County Rd. 22 and Highway 7. Two passengers in the Fraser car received minor injuries. Damage to the two vehicles was estimated at $1,000. Saintsbury church holds Holy Communion By MRS, HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY The Sacrament of Holy Communion was observed at St. Patrick's Church Sunday with Rev. G. Knight celebrant, assisted by Rev. Mrs. Mills. Gote Wennerstrom had a pleasant surprise on Friday evening when his cousin Agneta Skyhemo of Montreal and for- merly of Sweden, visited him. Brenda Carroll was one of the ballet dancers who took part in a dance review at the Lucan Arena Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis visited Mrs. Albert Dickins and Jim Lambeth on Friday afternoon and the Davis' and Mr, & Mrs. Earl Atkinson visited Mrs. Flossey Dickins at the McCor- mick Home, Sunday evening. Save with Challenge Pricedt 26 oz. Pepsi-Cola at all participating dealers. Challenge Priced Pepsi means big savings for you...so take the Pepsi Challenge. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll and Lisa visited relatives in Sarnia on the holiday. Mr. & Mrs. H. Davis spent Tuesday with Mr. & Mrts. Cleve Pullman, Exeter, Mrs. Florence Johjns, Exeter, joined them in the afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee spent Sunday afternoon with his mother Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee, Derek and Debbie were Sunday guests with Mrs. Greenlee's parents Rev. & Mrs. G. Ander son, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter, returned home from Florida on Tuesday. They spent the winter there and visited with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and family on Saturday. Mr, & Mrs. William Hill, Strathroy, was their guest also. On Sunday the Fred Dobbs' Jr. family spent the day in Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr. Pepsi Returnable And that's 30 for this week — Remember — One who is not a leader and not a follower makes a good road block. Cancer can be beaten (plus refundable deposit) OR LESS Suggested Challenge Price * Look for Big Savings on Diet Pepsi too. TAKE THE PEPSI CHALLENGE. AND SAVE! Challenge Priced Pepsi is based on regular prcets and is evadable while suppbes Cos" to the wee serscsed by your bob bola Bottler Exeter. Pop Colo and Pepsi are "omitted bodernorks of Peps' Inc Wow, that was some Easter weekend eh! But oh my aching back, I've got sore muscles I never knew even existed, In any event things are shaping up around the old homestead. Speaking of lovely weather, the next time you pass Branch 540 you will notice the Legion Golden tulips are out in full bloom; they certainly are beautiful. Work parties is the name of the game around the Lucan Legion these days. As many of you must be aware, major renovations are under way in the lounge and the work is progressing favourably, Now if you have a few hours of spare time please get in touch with our Inside Chairman Comrade Dick Worthington who I am sure can put it to good use. Congratulations are in order to Davis, RR 1 Centralia, who was the winner of the $100 cheque draw for April. Life and Regular members of the Legion are reminded nominations and elections is the main order of business for our May meeting and everyone is urged to attend and let's elect a president and executive the democratic way, through the use of your BALLOT. So come on Comrades — VOPB for whom you wish but at least VOTE.