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Times-Advocate, 1987-04-29, Page 22munity Centre at 6 p.m. It is Huron - Perth Presbytery United Church Women's night. The May meeting of the United Church Women will be held May 4 at 8 p.m. The roll call to be answered by "Something new you plan to plant in your garden". Ladies don't forget we are enter- taining at the Exeter Villa Thursday ev ningAprir30 at 7 p.m. for their bir- thday party. The Millbrook -Cavan Pastoral charge have extended a call to Rev. Robert Matheson to be effective June 1, 1967. Sunday May 31 will be the last Sunday Rev. Matheson conducts ser- vices of worship at Thames Road and • Elimville United Churches. The Sacrament of Baptism will be celebrated Sunday May 10 Family Sunday during the church service at 11:15 a.m. In last week's news it should have read Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Richardson not Duncan. Sorry about that! Congratulations to John Miner who won a contest sponsored by the On- tario Reporters Association. John joined The London Free Press in January as a business reporter. He is married to the former Laurel Hodgert and has two daughters. They live in Biddulph Township. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde visited with Garry Cottle in Victoria Hospital and with Mrs. Rose Passmore in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Wednes- day. Mrs. Passmore has a broken hip. Get well wishes are extended. The Rohde's then had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Orland Stewart, London. Quite a number of people from this area called at the McFarland and Roberts Funeral Home, Lambeth. Friday to pay their respect to the la to Wayne Fordham of London who pass- ed away Wednesday. Several people attended the funeral, Saturday. The flowers in the church on Sunday were placed there in memory of Wayne by his family. The sympathy of the community is .extended to his wife Joanne and daughters Kim and Lisa and the rest of his relatives and family. Joanne was the former Joanne Mair whose parents were a former minister and his wife. The late Rev. William Mair and Mrs. Jean Mair who lives in Lon- don. They ministered at Thames Road and Elimville churches for 17 years. . Russell Miller, Staffa, Mr_andMrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. Ken Duncan attended the 94th birthday of their aunt Lillian McKeller at Huronview. Clinton on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde had sup- per Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Danny and Tammy. Mr. and -Mrs. Robert Bray spent a few days at a Hamvention in Dayton. Ohio. Price or Service? If"you'rtshopping ,for a gar- den tractor, lawn mower or tiller and'all you're interested in is the price, try somewhere else. But if you want a good price - and good service — come and see us. As -an authorized Yard -Man dealer, I'm committed to pro- viding top quality after-sales service to my customers.. 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The Oddfellows lodge No. 67 Exeter and the Exeter Rebecca Lodge and other groups affiliated with the order gathered at the Post Office' to march in a body: to the church for the morning service. READY TO MARCH Prior to Sunday's march to Centralia United Church by members of the Exeter-Oddfellows and Rebekahs, lodge officials Sam Skinner, Jan Jeffrey and Lilo Smith confer.T=A photo Donald Stuarta lodge member was at the organ with Judy Mills on the piano. The lessons were read by the padres from both lodges. Mrs. Harry van Bergen and Dan Smith. Special music in song was provid- ed by Ray Cann on violin and Bill Rowe and Eric Kints on guitars and was enjoyed by all. A time of fellowship followed with lunch serv- ed by Centralia U.C.W. Noble Grand Sam Skinner thanked all for their help. A regional meeting for the U.C.W. will be held in Kirkton Wednesday April 29, -at 6 p.m. The ladies of this congregation are asked to meet at the church to arrange transportation. Sunday visitors with Tom and I were Helen McDonald, Harry and Marian Noels all of Lucan, Elizabeth Conlin and Jessie Lewis of McGillivray and Howard Dolan of Watford. The euchre at the community cen- tre had 11 tables playing April 20. Prize winners were high scores - Li- ly Swartz, Joe Carter; lone hands - Kay -Armstrong. Percy Noels: low score - Dorothy Darling, Laurence Hirtzel; lucky score -. Mildred Hirtzel, Alfred Mathers. The next party on May 4 at 8 p.m. will be convened by Earl and Mary Lou Morgan, Jean Millar and Murray Carter. Celebrate second Foster at Thames Road Church By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The second Sunday of Easter church service was in charge of the .ministelt; Rev. Robert Matheson. Psalm 106 was read responsively and Rev. Matheson told the children's story "Signs of Forgiveness". The choir sang "All That I Am" ac- .companied by the organist Miss Agnes Bray, - The scripture lesson was read from Acts 2:42-47, 1 Peter 1:3-9, John 20:19-31. The sermon was entitled "The Easter Celebration Continues". In light of the Easter experience we are reminded of the party God has in- vited us all to attend. Easter people - Christians - are called to be a festive people. Our celebration takes place in the way we live our lives constantly celebrating resurrection living as of- fered to us through Christ. A combined session meeting will.be held Wednesday April 29 at 8 p,m: in Thames Road Church. An Official Board meeting will be held Wednesday May 6 at 8 p.m. in Elimville Church. Ladies don't forget the special events night to be held Wednesday April 29 at Kirkton-Woodham Com - Villa Happenings Welcome back Lloyd Morgan and Ray Francis. We're very glad to report that these gentlemen have returned from hospital. New to our family. this past month were Theada Bruce, Peter Regier and Eileen Carroll. Thank you to Mrs. Webster's class at SHDHS for entertaining at our April birthday party. Everyone en- joyed the carrot cake especially decorated for the event. Our gardening projects are well under way. The geraniums are gradually peeping through. We enjoyed seeing South Pacific on our new T.V. The scenery and music were tremendous, and of course what movie is complete without popcorn. Thanks to the Pathfinders for bring- - ing us an evening of games. Our euchre players are pleased to have Ray back and ready for euchre. Happy May Day! Clandeboye Pat Hodgins participated in the • • • "Great Ride for Cancer. Sunday, at �� �er famihes O v' '�, n generous and thanks a hered $50 and S generous sponsors she raised S5W for By MRS. HUGH MORENZ The Snyder families of this area, in- -eluding Ferman and [.iota. Jim Judy and Nicholas. Keith and Nancy ' Snyder. Greenway. Ric and Esther Storey and Scott. of London, all . visited recently at Elmira. at Snyder Sr.'s, daughter -and family, Suzanne and Otto Plein. Christopher. and . , Melissa. - Community get well wishes are ex- pressed to Harold Finkbeiner who is presently hospitalized. Mrs. Willis (Ella) Desjardine, and Michelle Mabel, have been visiting in Trenton, with Corporals Cindy (nee Desjardinet and Tim Golfer. During their visit Cindy and Tim became parents of a baby girl. Grace and Keith Horner, Parkhill area; accompanied by Marian Snider, of Grand Bend, called a week ago Saturday to pay respects to their long time family friend. Mrs. Viola Marie Lucan Community Memorial Centre Has Summer Ice Available from July 25 to Sept. 1 Mon. - Fri. (Evenings only ) Weekends (days or evenings) '65.00 per hour Book now for your group, organization, skating par- ty, hockey training camp, or weekend tournament. Call Lucan Arena at 227-4221 WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS! Sound old fashioned? Maybe so... but that's the way we feel about helping you solve your decorating problems. We think your ideas should have the same kind of warm professional and personal attention folks expected from their family doctor in the good old days. We're ready to see the problem through mar eyes, right in your own home, whether you're looking for a single chair, new draperies or a decorating plan for an entire room or home. I you're uncertain about your choice of a lamp, an area rug, a picture or any other decorative accessory, we'll be glad to make a "house call".., happy to come to your home by appointment. We'll riot only bring along some ideas... we'll bring some things with us in our "buggy" so you see how they look 'right there in your home. Just ask one of our design experts for the story. RAINTREE DESIGN 403 MAIN ST. SOUTH. BOX 716 EXETER, OfiTARIO NOM 1S0 519.235.2310' (nee Woods) Wurn, at Turner and Porter York Chapel, Toronto. She, - passed away after a brief illness on Thursday April 16, at Queensway General hospital, Toronto. Mrs. Wurn was beloved sister of David, Matthew. Sarah, Eva and Nesbitt. also loved by several nieces and nephews, great nieces and friends. Mrs. Wurn was born in the Bayfield area and taught school in the Zurich area for several years. The funeral service was at 11 a.m. Monday April 20, with interment in Bayfield cemetery. Mr. Horner was one of the pallbearers. the Cancer Society. Don't forget the Blood Donor Clinic Thursday, April 30 fron; *p.m. to 9 •p:m. at Lucan Community Centre. Because you give, someone will live. Dave and Eleanor Kestle have returned to Clandeboye after spen- ding the winter in Florida. George and Donna.Hindmarsh have returned from a three week holiday with friends on Vancouver Island. St. James Church held their last euchre party for the season Tuesday night. Prize winners -were high - Kay Lankin and Earl Morgan; lone hands =Helen McDonald and Harry Noels; low - Hazel Cunningham and Ed Arm- strong. 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