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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-03-30, Page 9Puppet show successful Sunrlse service at /y ALIO AUXINS Aliso Croio The United Church Women met March 8. Wilma McIn- tosh opened the worship ser- vice with a hymn. She read a Pacific Island hymn called, Let all the islands. Mrs. Rosser read Psalm 8. Following the offering and prayer we heard a poem call- ed, People Bridges. • On location or Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY • COMMERCIAL •PORTRAITS • WEDDINGS - GROUPS • PURUCTTY Mounting and Laminating 1— kO• .M Yb.VMw ,.. .wY Me to 16nea ..akin 1 Telephone 235.1298 137 Thames Rd. East Exeter, Ont. Margaret Wilson conducted the program portion of the meeting by showing a film, Silver Seas, which pertained to the South Pacific Islands. Questions followed this infor- mative presentation. Business began with the minutes and treasurer's report. We are invited and ac- cept an invitation to the Presbyterian church Thank - offering on April 14. Many notes of appreciation were received regarding the Valentine flowers for the shut- ins. We are pleased that they enjoyed the flowers. We were given reports on the Presbyterial meeting and World pay of Prayer. If anyone wants to place an Easter lily in the church for Easter Sunday, contact Unit 1. Our church is hosting the Regional meeting at the end of April and we were inform- ed that the Ailsa Craig con - With us, your business could really go places. See us at The Representative for the Exeter Territory/ will be at the Devon Building on the, 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month We're FBDB, and our mandate is to encourage business development and expansion. If you need backing, and have a problem getting it, try us. We offer financing, counselling, management training, and information about government assistance programs for business. Perhaps together we can get your plans moving. 410 1*RAL BUSI/JESS '. BANQUE,FEbEIIALE FEDE DEVELOPMENT 'DANK DE DEVELOPPEMENT • Your success is our only business. For appointment call 271-5650 Laila(rl Cralglwlme funder of 7 a.m, gregattgn s having a breakfast at the church on Easter morning. The United Church Women entertain the Craigholme residents yearly, and so it was March 17 when the auditorium once again was full with about 70 people con- sisting of residents, apart- ment folk and church members. Mrs. Don Scafe, quite ably chaired a program which delighted the audience. The Ilderton Entertainers provid- ed old-tyme music, and Sheri and Jana -Lynn Rowe sang duets and solos. Sheri, second runner-up from McGillivray school in the Middlesex County Zone for public speaking competi- tion, held the audience's at- tention as she presented her prize winning speech on "Growing up". Charlene -McNair with her nimble feet "tripped the light fantastic." This is the way I hear it, that if we watch Big Top Talent Show, Channel 13, on Sunday April '3, we'll see this young gal on television and who knows what the future holds for this talented young lady. No doubt she's preparing for the Gala Days in July. Puppet Show The Ailsa Craig library was the host for an interesting puppet show Friday after- , By MRS. ROBERT LAINO Eight young people joified Cromarty Presbyterian . Church at the communion service on Sunday morning. They were: Dennis Elliott, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott; Wanda Marlyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martyn; Paul and Tracey Parsons, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons; Thomas La- ing, . son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing; Dean Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott, Steven Gardiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gar- diner, and Grant McKellar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie McKellar. Mr. Bob Farris, third year student at Knox College, Toronto, was guest speaker last Sunday morning. He spoke briefly on the purpose of Knox College, and of its need of money to expand its program and to repair the building itself. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves of Moose Jaw, Sask., have spent the last two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Laing, and other relatives in this area. 2414 112/407V /441/ Aaa/d IP Country Flowers 395 Main St. Exeter 235-2350 i } noon when Dorothy Kleidon from Toronto came with her Pocketful o'Puppets. About 160 children and adults at- tended the show and all ages enjoyed the adventures of Lit- tle Red Riding Hood. 'Jason Weddle was little Red's father and gave a good performance. Thanks to Jason for helping out. The au- dience learned how to make paper plate puppets and the library will have copies of the instructions to give to anyone who is interested. The Lamb and Wool display made by the Ilderton sheep club is now in the library. This display Won second prize at the 1983 Farm Show. Many young people from this vicini- ty are in the club. Personals As usual the Happy Gang seniors enjoyed a tasty pot- luck dinner March 23. Six tables of euchre were in play with prizes going to Mrs. Dores, Mrs. Becky Ross, Helen Smith, Harold Guilfoyle, Carmon Stewart and Bill Dores. The next euchre is April 6 at 1:30 p.m. Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutherland of Komoka visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dores of Craigwiel apartments. Holy Week services will be held in the Presbyterian Church this Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8, and Good Friday service at 11 a.m. The Easter sunrise ser- vice at Craigholme Sunday starts at 7 a.m. Here are dates to remember - April 20, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Twynstra will show pictures of China at the homf and School meeting at East Williams school. April 28 the school will pre- sent a musical "On Broadway." That school is celebrating its 30th birthday by having "Open House" May 20. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- shall Dearing, Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosser. Times -Advocate, March 30, 1983 Page 9 ITS TIME (\To SAVE! .14 Thursday, March 31 9�am-9 p 9 UR Eery Bird Sale • W UERTH SHOES Running Shoe Extravaganzaa ladies', Children's, Men's $. 95 yr / Assorted, All Colours • OR JOGGERS 2P30. Exeter Ladles' North Star JOGGERS JUSTag9, anza‘ Children's Canvas (Sizes 5-13) RUNNERS $6.950R2/$10. NORTH STAR (Nylon 4 Suede; Grey or Navy) Men's $19.95 OR JOGGERS `ah(dren's 93 es 8. NOW THE TIM Any 2 for $35•. lfl% OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK I DON'T MISS THE VALUES No Exchange or refund on sole items SKATING SCHOOL -- Michele Aunger (left) and Julia Tieman practice a routine during the skating school at the rec centre last week. 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