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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-04-14, Page 29 1.111.11116., Se Sue To See Our Equipment Display at the TEXACO FARM TRADE SHOW This Friday and Saturday r 227 Wellington St. WE'RE PLEASED TO BE PART OF THIS EVENT Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. 18 Wellington St. 235-0743 Exeter Cancer can be beaten April is Cancer month. Can- vassers will be calling on you. Great Family Ride entrants will be asking for pledges for May 24, and don't forget to visit the Bake Sale at Lucan Masonic Hall Saturday April 16 and remember this year's campaign theme, "You are still making the dif- ference." +uttunnpl'1I101i° nnU ~ m11 TO SEE OUR * GREAT VALUES * EXCELLENT PRODUCTS * AND THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE •Granton groups mark Easter event, couple observe 65th wedding date Memory of the late Mrs. Good Friday dinner guests of Mr. Warrington and Mrs. Arthur & Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs and Roloson by the RolOson family. George of Ilderton, There were also members of the Hobbs St. Thomas Chancel Guild family from Hamilton and Mrs. Percy Hodgins was London, hostess for the St, Thomas Mrs. Clare Westman and her Anglican Church Chancel Guild daughter Mrs. Robert Morrow of Apr 4, Mrs. Clarence Lewis Ilderton spent Easter with Mr. & presided and led the devotional, Mrs. Ralph Westman and family Rev. Mary Mills was present and of Sarnia, read the Scipture and gave the Mrs. Gordon Alce, St. Marys Meditation and led the discussion and her daughters in law Mrs. on it. Dan Alce and Mrs. Tim Alce have Rev. Mills also informed the returned home from a trip to the group of some upcoming events Bahamas, in regard to the Dioceson new life The members of Unit 3 UCW program,During business plans and their husbands enjoyed an were made for an Easter Garden evening of bowling in Lucan and other matters were discussed Saturday and returned to the in the social time which followed church for refreshments. lunch was served by the hostess; Mr. & Mrs. Wesley McGuffin attended the Thorndale Masonic Ladies Night at the Thorndale Community Hall, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs celebrated Easter with a family dinner, guests were Mr. & Mrs. Wm Egan and Dan, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilson, London, Mr, & Mrs. Carl Jones and Kim, Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs and George, Ilderton. Mr. & Mrs. Allan McKenzie and John, Scarborough, Mr. Keith Summers of Toronto and Mrs, Shelagh McKenzie and ,Jamie of London were home for Easter with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers. Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Penner the former Jackie Pennington are leaving the area to live on a farm near Birmingham, Alabama. We wish them well, Titnes-Advocate, April 14, 1977 Pine 25t By MRS. E. $UMMERS GRANTON Unit 1 met at the home of Mrs. Austin Hobbs April 6 with Miss Mabel MeNaughton presiding and welcoming the guests as each member was asked to bring a friend to this meeting. Mrs. Gordon Dann and Mrs, Hobbs were program conveners, Mrs. Dann presented a paper taken from the Study Book, Justice not Charity for our 'Northern Indians. This dealt with the problems concerning the MacKenzie Pipeline project. This provoked a good discussion, Mrs, Hobbs read two poems "Spring" and the "The Legend of the Dogwood", Mrs. Leroy Bryan was the hostess for Unit 3 April 5. Mrs. Douglas Brown presided and opened the meeting by reading an article from the Observer en- titled "Easter Thoughts"; Mrs. Malcolm Kay and Mrs. Lawrence / Ready presented a program on # Nutrition. Lunch was served by Mrs, Chas. Hayden and the hostess. Mrs. Harold Hardie was the hostess for Unit 4 April 6. Mrs. Nelson Tate presided and opened . with a hymn, and Mrs, James Kerr read the Scripture, Lesson Thoughts were entitled The Great Vindication and the roll call was answered with an "Easter Verse", Quilting was discussed and final arrangements made con- cerning the catering to the 40th Wedding Anniversary dinner and Open House for Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Dykes, which was postponed on account of the snow storm earlier this year. It will be held Sunday, April 17, from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Chas. Gowan and Mrs. Harold Hardie were the program conveners and presented a paper Justice not Charity for our Northern Indians, this dealt with their rights regarding the Mac- Kenzie Pipeline project, a good discussion followed,. Mrs. Hardie and Mrs. Gowan took part in a dialogue depicting an interview with St. Peter. Mrs. Kenneth Hardie and Mrs. Terry Johnson assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Unit 5 met at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Spence with Mrs. Chas, McRobert presiding and opening 1110 with a reading "Easter Blessings" and the Scripture. Mrs. Walter Jones, ,was in 'charge of the progrm and presented a paper taken from the Study Book Justice not Charity ,, for our Northern Indians, also Mrs. Jones read three poems "Our Cross", "The best gar- dens"; and "Easter Reverie". Mrs. Wm. Jones assisted the hostess to serve lunch, Church news At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the Easter Sunday worship and entitled his sermon "Glorious Good News",From the Church bulletin "Come and see! Go and tell! Easter is the day of days and the Queen of Christian Festivals. There was special music from the choir and flowers were placed in the church in memory of the late Wm. Cook and John and Betty Head by their families, Good Friday Service At the Good Friday service at the United Church Rev. Elwood Morton was assisted by Rev. Mary Mills of St, Thomas Anglican Church. The Meditation delivered by Rev. Morden was entitled "Around the Cress". C.G.I.T, and Explorer news The C.G.I.T. opened their meeting at the United Church Thursday evening with a hymn and the purpose. Leader Mrs. Marion Gricken read an Easter Prayer, the girls then worked on a craft, making an egg with an Easter Bunny inside. The homework questions were answered then the group had "Taps" and used the remainder of the time to finish another project connected with their Mexican study,creating Mexican children out of crepe paper and pipe cleaners, The Explorers met at the United Church April 3. Questiolis were answered on the Old Testament. The date was changed for the Bunny Bundle draw to Monday April 18. At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev, Mary Mills was the Celebrant at the Holy Com- munion Service Easter Sunday morning, Rev. Mills was assisted by Miss Marion Herbert who also read the Epistle of the day from the third chapter of Colossians. Rev. Mills in her sermon told of what led up to the Resurrection, of the past, present and future and what it means to us at the present time to our every day living, An Easter lily was placed in the, Sanctury in memory of the late Hannah Coxon and Wilda Clat- worthy by the Chancel Guild. Flowers on the Altar were in NEWS TRAINEE — Doug Carroll, journalism student at Conestoga College in Waterloo, is joining the staff of the T-A for the next three weeks on Work Ex- perience Training. T-A photo Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Newton Gunning on the occasion of their 65th wedding an- niversary Saturday, April 16, which they will be observing quietly, Also get well wishes are extended to Mrs. Gunning who is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. We•sincerely hope she will be home soon. Congratulations to Mr. Frank Squire who observed his 89th birthday April 6 and celebrated it as a dinner guest of his niece Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family. Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick, Susan and Karen, London attended the Easter service at St. Thomas Anglican Church and were dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Mrs, Lois Herbert, Marion, Helen, Betty Ann and John. Mr, & Mrs. Emerson Wallis have returned home after spending a month in Florida where they visited Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wallis at Boca Raton and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton at Lakeland. A speedy recovery is wished for Mrs. Fred Couch who is recovering from surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Alvin Carson suffered a fall last Thursday afternoon and as a result injured her back and is a patient in St. Mary s Memorial Hospital, We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Don Jameson has returned home after visiting her sister ,Mrs. Bruce White and family, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mrs. Nelson Elliott has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs. Jean Dall, Saginaw, Michigan., Mr. & Mrs. Clifford McRobert spent Easter with Mrs. McRobert's brother Walter Gowan, Windsor. Miss Winnie Harlton, London spent Easter with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Harlton who have been staying in Lakeland Florida for the winter and are expected home at the end of this month. Mr. & Mrs. Earle Middleton spent Easter with their son Don, Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs were TEXACO FARM TRADE FAIR FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 15 and 16,10 a.m. - 5 p.m. AT JAMES E. ROWE TEXACO, 227 WELLINGTON ST., EXETER DON'T MISS THE TREMENDOUS VALUES AT EXETER AND AREA'S FIRST EVER .'„;•.%:MOR 7-•••••'. • ...,?.?..x.4.34.04, GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS Aar" ..-„*.", 4,44,.. owth:v Vc•gieV: 'leglg;;:r 044114. 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