Times-Advocate, 1985-02-27, Page 8i
Page 8 Times -Advocate, February 27, 1985
First meeting of Fellowship group at shames Road United Church
March 4 at 8 p.m
Church Service
Rev. Robert Matheson was .in
charge of the First Sunday In Lent
church service on Sunday morning.
Rev. Matheson told the children a
story entitled "Bow Aside". He had
pictures of a bow, a rainbow, and a
church in a boat.
The Scripture Lesson was read
from Genesis 9:8-14, I Peter 3: 18-22,
Mark 1: 9-15. The sermon was entitl-
ed "No Finality To Truth - No Finali-
ty To Love:"
Sermon: •
In Genesis God deals a blurt., against
worldly evil: In Christ God 'deals a
blow against Cosmic evil.
(Fuller suggests this passage) from
Peter may be a' sort of preparatory
notation or instruction for those adults
who want to be baptised as to how to
orepare themselves for the event.
dy MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Twenty-six people attended the first
Fellowship Group meetingon Sunday
evening in the church basement. Mrs.
Robert Matheson announced the
songs, In The Garden, The Old Rugg-
ed Cross and There's A Church In the
Valley accompanied by Mrs. Phil
Johns on the piano.
Rev. Robert Matheson read the
Scripture from Isaiah 55, the medita-
tion and led in prayer. Mrs. Reg
Hodgert played the piano, He and
How Great Thou Art which was much
enjoyed.
Mrs. Glen Stewart welcomed
everyone and called on Don and Anne
Bray who along with others were
recently to Australia. Don and Anne
showed pictures of Australia, Hawaai
and Fiji Island. Anne gavea wonder-
ful commentary.
Arnold Cann also spoke a few words
of his and Marion's experiences in
those above named places. Glen
Stewart thanked Don and Anne and
Jean for their Contributions to the
meeting and they were presented
with a gift.
There were many momentos, pic-
tures, etc. of the above mentioned
countries. The next meeting will be
held on March 17 when Pastor Ross
and Mrs. Hargreaves of Kintore will
show their pictures of the Passion
Play which they recently attended.
Don't for: et the World Day of
Prayer Service at Exeter United, Fri-
day March 1 at 2 p.m. .
The United Church Women will
hold their March meeting, Monday
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DISCUSS CONSTRUCTION — John Hern of the Exeter District Co. Operative is flanked by area constr-
uction contractors Kevin Morgan and Wayne Shapton at Wednesday's Mini Home Show sponsored by
the Exeter District Co -Operative. T -A photo.
Our very
Best Wishes for a
happy future
ir-
Keep Exeter Co-op
in mind for all your
We look forward to
serving you in the
future
CO.OP Exec
District
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Congratulations and
Welcome to Exeter
Good Food
Good Fun
Good Times
Best Wishes
to the 1985
Brides
May we help you outfit your
I athroom, bedroom and
kitchen.
Shop our everyday low prices and super
specials every month.
IS TE S
311 Main St., Exeter, Ontario
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Duncan and Floyd were
Wednesday evening supper guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde, Thurs-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Van Allen, Lon-
don spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson,
Erin, Brian and Lori attended the
church service at Woodham, Sunday
where the Brownies attended in a
body of which Erin is a member.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kernick, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Passmore, Messrs David
Prance and Dale Passmore spent the
week -end at Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Cooper and
Doug, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith,
Chad and Courtney of Elimville, Miss
Joan Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Dunlop of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hulley of R.R. Londesboro,
Mrs. Kay Morley of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Bray were supper
guests, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bray, Vanessa and,Kristy.
The occasion being Kristy's first
birthday.
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Best Wishes'.
For the •
Future
Let Gerrard's help
w o
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370 Main Street EXETER, ONTARIO Phone 235-2162
235-0360
Congratulations
to all the
soon to be bride's
Want to look your best
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Come talk to the profes-
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when all the men of the
wedding party looked
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Thankfully times and
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the choices arc magnifi-
cent The prices are great
too'
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• Demonstrations
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• Exciting Gifts for
Every Bride
• Numerous Door Prizes
Best.. Wishes
to the 1985
Brides
Let us help you select your wall coverings,
paint and sundries
We carry art excellent selection of giftware.
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15 Gidiey St. E.,
Behind the Bank of Nova Scotia
Open Daily 9 5:30
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We are delighted to be a part
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and the bride's & atten-
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with our floral bouquets.
Weddings are a specialty of ours and we all are
looking forward to an exciting evening. See you
there!
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Phone: 235 - 2350
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