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BEST LEGION SPEAKER — Clay Murray, representing the Exeter branch Royal Canadian Legion presented Exeter Public
School students with their public speaking prizes, Friday. From the left with Mr. Murray are Isobel Perry, Sandi McDonald,
Karla Josephson, Kim Talbot and Tim Long. Missing was Brigette Newton. "kY T-A photo
The Royal Canadian Legion
Pooley Bra t
(ONT. NO. 167)
EXETER, ONTARIO
February 1, 1980
usinessmen of Exeter and Area
A
Letter To the B
We the membership of the Royal Canadian Legion, R. E.
Branch w ill
our' 50th
be-observing
Birthday during the
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of April 23rd through:April 30th. .,,
We
have
and 'the
e asked the Mayor
Exeter Town
to proclaim this period as Legion Week.
We have asked the Exeter Times Advocate to commemorate
this occasion with the publication of a sp
over the past
ecial news edition
having to do with Leg
e:ctivities and memories
Members of our branch will be writing editorials and 50 years.
another is doing much of the photography we will have in the
issue. The Exeter Times Advocate will be contacting you for
advertising in the special edition with our authorization. We
hope you will support us in this most special occasion.
in
- the
in Comradeship,
).6e_lirt ci-eA,
Lee Webber,
President.
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"They
served till deothl Why not
we?"
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Council Pooley
period
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Peg* OA TirriwAdvoCatet MOrCh 12, 1980.
Thames Road church women host prayer ,day event, discuss banquet plans.
By MOM WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The Marsh meeting of the
United ChurCh Women was
held Monday evening with 27
ladies present. Mrs. Jean
Allen opened the wership
service with verses on
Friendship.
Areading "Good Neigh-
bours" was given by Mrs,
Ted Kernick, Mrs, Gerry
Morgan read the Scripture
Lesson, The offering was
received by Mrs. Kernick
and Mrs. Allen. Prayer was
offered by Mrs. Jack Dun-
Can. Mrs. Morgan showed
the Film "The One Half of 1
Percent " were Protestants.
Mrs, Dawson opened the
business part of the meeting
with a Thought, from Luke 8,
Mrs. Barry E. Miller
assistant secretary looked
after the usual business.
Mrs. Ross Hodgert gave the
treasurers report. Newsflash
from Church In Society took
the form of a skit, a U.C,W,
member going to visit a
U.C.W. member in the
Hospital, taken by Mrs.
Arnold Cann and Mrs.
Howard Cunnington which
was well given,
Painting price for the
auditorium of the church
was discussed. It was
decided which groups
would look after the curling
banquet weddings and
lunches etc.
The meeting was closed
with the singing of "Mansion
Over the Hilltop." Mrs.
Dawson read "Be the Best
Whatever you are." Group U
served a delicious lunch
along with the hostess Mrs.
Barry Jeffrey.
World. Day of
Prayer
Elimville ladies joined
with Thames Road ladies on
Friday for the World Day of
Prayer Service of which the
theme was responsible
Freedom.
Mrs. Murray Daws,on was
in charge of the service with
Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mrs. Ross
Skinner, Mrs. Philip Johns,
Mrs. Fred Johns, Mrs, John
Batten assisting with the
service.
Mrs. Luther Of Hensel' was
the .guest speaker, She had
as her topic "Personal
Freedom in Christ" based on
the scripture from Romans
7, and Galatians 5, 13-26. It
was a very inspiring
message. Mrs. Glen Stewart
was the pianist for the afternoon.
A social time followed
bringing a. very Meaningful.
service to a close,
Personals
Several people from this -
community called at the L.A.
Ball Funeral Home St.
Marys Friday where they
paid their respect to, the late
Mrs. Wib. Kirkby, among
some of those were Mr, and.
Mrs. William Rohde, They
then visited with .Mr, and,
Mrs Norman .Johns Of
Woodham on. • . Friday
evening.
Mr, and Mrs, John Rotid„ Congratulations.
Wool; lham, visited Saturday .Lawrence Kellett and
evening with Mr. and Mrs. friend of Listowel were
Glenn Jeffrey. guests. Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. .Frayrie- Mrs. George Kellett,
Parsons, Mr. Robert Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mr, and Mrs. William Rohde Cunnington and family
were among those who at- called on the former's
tended a gathering at mother Mrs. Fred Cun-
Elimville on Saturday nington of • Centralia on
evening in honor Of Mr, and Sunday, Her daughter and
Mrs. Russell Morley's 40th husband Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
wedding anniversary which Vogart of Listowel were also
Was on the ninth of March. there. The occasion being
After supper cards were - Mrs, Fred Cunnington'S
enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. birthday. Mr. and Mrs.
Morley received quite a Howard Cunnington and
number of lovely gifts. family Also visited later with
Mr. and Mrs, James. Romphf
of Arkona.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Passmore attended a
relative get together Sunday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Oscar Tuckey of Exeter for
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mellenger
and Alicia before their
departure to New Brun-
sweick. Alicia will be staying
with her great grandparents
Kippen WI
plan event
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kippen East Women's
Institute will meet in the
Sunday School of St.
Andrews Church Kippen on
March 19 at 8:30 p.m. Mrs.
Mike Connolly is in charge of
lunch.
Mrs. Steve Pine and. Sheri
Lynh are the guests of Mrs.
Pine's parents.
Mrs. Tom Burke,
Wroxeter, and • Mrs.
Margaret Barnard, Hensall
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. W.L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McMurtrie have returned
from a holiday in Mexico.
Mrs. Vivan Cooper and
Mrs. W.L. Mellis attended
World's Day of Prayer at
Caven Presbyterian Church,
Exeter.
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Time for fitness
is time on Your Side.
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Mr. and Mrs, Passmore for a
couple of weeks.
Mr, Ross Hargreaves,
Mrs. glenn Jeffery, Mrs,
George Kellett and Mrs.
William Rohde attended the
Lenton Service at
Thamesview Fullarton
church Tuesday evening.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Stone on the birth
of their baby daughter one
day last week in St, Joseph's
Hospital London.
The Singles and Doubles of
Elimville and ThamesRoad
communities met Sunday for
a family pot luck dinner. Mr.
and Mrs, James. Wilkinson
recieved the prize for the
largest family.
Mr, and Mrs, David
Passmore received the prize
for the wedding anniversary
nearest the day, and Dennis
Wilkinson for the nearest
birthday Tracy Coward
looked after the children
.,while the adults had a
discussion and a business
meeting.
The Fellowship Group
meeting will be Sunday
evening March 23 at Elimville, Note the change ,