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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-27, Page 5NEW PENTECOSTAL PASTORS -- Pastor Bob Donnan and assistant pastor Randy Cox are the new ministers at Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle. Shown (bock left) are Connie and Bob Donnan and daughter Melinda, and (front) Debbie and Randy Cox. Pair of new pastors at Pentecostal church Exeter Pentecostal Taber- nacle has two new ministers. Bob Donnan, succeeding former pastor Keith Gonyou, moved into the manse on Pryde •Boulevard in early April with his wife Connie. son Allan, 20 and daughters Lisa, 16 and Melinda, 2. The Donnans had previous- ly been at Norwood, where Donnan ‘s is the Pentescostal church minister for nine -and - one -half years. Both Donnan and his wife Connie grew up on dairy FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME • Check our prices before. you buy. • Professional Installation by Ed Allen. farms near Stirling, and already feel right at home in this agricultural area. They appreciate the welcome they have received in Exeter: Mrs. Donnan confessed she had gone to London looking for shower curtains, returned home empty-handed and found just what she wanted in a store in her new home town.) Pastor Donnan is impress- ed, with the unique architec- ture and lovely stained glass of his new church. He envi- sions growth both in the con- gregation and in the .mis- sionary outreach of the family-oriented church. Newly hired assistant pastor Randy Cox and his wife Debbie will attend their graduation ceremony in Massey Hall this Friday, the culmination of the three-year course at Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in Peterborough: After a short holiday, Cox will assume.he position left vacant by former assistant pastor Duane McLean. His primaryresponsibilitywill be working, with the young peo- ple in the church and the community. YOU KNOW MY SERVICE. NOW I'M PROUD TO BE PART OF THE PETRO -CANADA TEAM. Don Cowan 82 Sanders St. E., Exeter. Telephone 235-2616 "It's been my pleasure to serve you rill as agent for gasoline, lubricants, diesel, PETRocANADA fuel oils, etc. Now I'm happy to offer that same service, under the Petro -Canada name. Petro -Canada is Canada's national oil company, a network stretching from coast to coast. As a Petro -Canada agent, I'll be able to offer you a complete range of Petro -Canada products. So count on me and Petro -Canada for all your petroleum needs." Canada's energy ..� working for you. Institute at Crediton choose new officers By MRS. PETER MARTIN Crediton The annual meeting of the Women's Institute was held at Arc Industries. A supper was served by some of the Are Employees who were in turn thanked by Ruth -Eveland. A tour of the premises was conducted by staff members and then a slide presentation was presented by Paul Turnbull. • • The meeting was opened with the Ode and Collect followed by the roll call 'Name a person that has had an influence on your life" and payment of dues. The minutes of last year's annual meeting were read and approved. The treasurers report was given for the year. Mrs. Gerald Dearing gave a report on the Board meeting. The Annual Reports for the year were given by: Jean Crawford, Resolutions and Good Cheer; Mrs. Earl Haist, Tweedsmuir History, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, Agriculture and Canadian industries; Mrs. Ross Haugh, Citizenship and World Attaws; Mrs. Glenn Hodgins, Education and Cultural Affairs; Mrs. Peter Martin, Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs. Cliff Kenney, 4-H convener; Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler, Public Rela- tions; Mrs. Ken Glavin, secretary. The installation of officers was conducted by Mrs. Gerald Dearing. Officers are as follows: past president, Mrs. Dave Cottel; president Mrs. Norm Eveland; vice president Mrs. Glenn Hodgins and Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler; secretary Mrs. Peter Martin; assistant secretary Mrs. Bob Finkbeiner; treasurer Mrs. Don Davey; assistant treasurer, 'Mrs. Wilmar Wein; district director Mrs. Daye Cottel; alternate district director, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; public relations Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler; branch directors, Mrs. Peter Martin, Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Mrs. Ada Dietrich. Nominating committee, Branch Directors,GoodCheer, Mrs. Ada Dietrich, Mrs. Cliff Kenney; curator Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Earl Heist, Mrs. Ross !laugh; history commit- tee Mrs. Clifford Kenney, Mrs. Bruce Shapton, Mrs. Earl Neil and Mrs. Russell King. Pianists, Mrs. Bruce Shapton and Mrs. Robert Crawford; Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mrs. Bob Finkbeiner; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; Education and Cultural Affairs, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; Family and Con- sumer Affairs, Mrs. Robert Crawford; Resolutions Mrs. Ross Haugh; 4-H Convener, Mrs. Cliff Kenney. The meeting closed with a short sing song. The District Annual will be held in Crediton Thursday eveyling May 26. An eight-year-old boy wat- ched his mother change his baby sister's diapers. "Why don't you feed her powdered milk?" he asked. "Then all you would need to do is dust her off." CALL TO THE BAR - Van Robert Tuckey was called to the bar at the Low Society of Upper Canada's Special Convocation April 11, 1983 in London On- tario. A former student of South Huron District High School and -graduate of University of Western On- tario 1981, Van is the son of Ross and Elsie Tuckey, Exeter, and the grandson of Benson and Arapelle Tuckey. 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