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Exeter families gather for Easter holiday
Sunday visitors with. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Alderson and sons,
Mrs. Roy Alderson were Mr. & Parkhill.
GIRLS AID BUNNY BUNDLE
Faster visitors with Mr, &
Mrs. Arthur Ford were: Mrs.
Irene Hicks and son Bill, Clio,
Michigan; George Miller, Flint,
Michigan; Mr, & Mrs. Irvin Ford
and family, Grand bend; Mrs.
Lois Hern and Janice, Erin.
Miss Leona Alderson of
Oshawa visited with her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Alderson
Four Exeter girls helped
Bunny Bundle towards its goal by
holding a cake raffle. Kim
Livingstone, Laurie Stephens,
Kelly Livingstone, and Lynn
Stephens baked two cakes and
sold tickets on them, realizing $35
for crippled children.
Shirley Wright and Ruth
Forbes held the winning tickets.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnston,
Chris and Jeffrey visited Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Johnston, Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Harness spent the
holiday weekend in London with
her daughter Mrs. Jim Anderson
and family.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Norman Heaman were Mr.
& Mrs. Charles Heaman and Jef-
frey, Port Dover, Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Heaman, London and Mx'.
& Mrs. Harold Wurm and John
and Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Edwards
all of Exeter.
Visitors with friends and
relatives in Exeter over the
weekend were Mr. & Mrs. Ivan
Prouty and Mrs. Clayton Prouty
of Dundas.
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Wilson,
London visited with Mrs. Verda
Wilson, Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wes Witmer
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Leo
Witmer, Ron and. Deb,
Woodstock over Easter
Mrs. Betty Johnston and Mr.
Len Wilson visited in Barrie on
the weekend.
READY FOR SUMMER — During Wednesday's Spring concert at Ex-
eter Public School Bruce Shaw was ready for the beach with a large
bottle of sun tan lotion. T-A photo
• Many spend Easter
at Thames Road
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By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Miss Barbara Miller of Guelph
University, Miss Nancy
Richardson, Woodstock, Miss
Elaine Stewart and Miss Janice
Stewart, Lambton College,
Sarnia, Ron Stewart, St.
Catharine's College, Sandra
Stewart of College at Barrie
Sylvia Stewart, Waterloo
University spent the Easter
weekend at their respective
homes.
Misses Nancy Alexander,
Toronto and Janice Alexander,
London spent the holiday
weekend with their parents Mr. &
Mrs. Bev Alexander.
Groups U and C of the United
Church Women catered to the
Exeter curling banquet Thursday
evening at Kirkton-Woodham
Community Centre.
Quite a number from this
community attended the Good
Friday evening church service at
Elimville. The choir assisted the
Elimville choir and rendered an
anthem. Miss Agnes Bray
provided piano music and Mrs.
Philip Johns presided at the
organ.
Mrs.. Mary Hodgert, Exeter
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Rick Parker; Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Cann and Brad were
Sunday guests with the Parker's.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde"
were Sunday evening guests with
Mr, & Mrs. Earl Bennewies,
Brodhagen.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington
and family were Sunday guests
with Mrs. Fred Cunnington,
Centralia,
Mrs. Helen Caswell and Bobby,
London were Friday guests and
Mr. & Mrs. Case de mooy and
Shari, London were Sunday
guests with Mr, & Mrs. Alvin
Passmore.
Mrs. Minnie Elford is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Bowering, Toronto,
Dr. & Mrs. Ted Flowers, Strat-
ford attended the Easter service
on Sunday morning. They are
friends of Rev, Barry and Mrs.
Robinson.
Mrs, Hazel Jeffery has moved
hack to her home in this com-
munity:
Mr. & Mrs, Ray Cann and
Cheryl arrived home recently
after having enjoyed a trip to
Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann and
Cheryl spent Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. Peter Ferguson,
Guelph.
Miss Bernadette Henshaw
spent Thursday evening and
Friday with Miss Cheryl Cann.
Mrs. Reg Hodgert was hostess
at her home for a miscellaneous
shower on Saturday evening for
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Smith (nee
Mary Ann Cann) who were
married recently.
Allelulia Night will be held
Friday evening in the church
basement at 8 p.m. Everyone is
cordially invited, A fun night for
all,
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