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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-04-22, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, April 22, 1992 Hopping like Easter Bunnies were students from the Tinker Tots Nursery School in Exeter. On Wednesday, they had a Hop-A-Thon in which they hopped for two minutes and raised $1, 750 for Muscular Dystrophy. Good Friday service at Thames Road By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD - A good crowd attended the Good Friday evening church service at Elim- ville. Irene Richardson, lay minis- ter, was in charge of the service. The choir sang "The Old Rugged Cross" accompanied by the organ- ist Marjorie Johns. Richardson read the Scripture Lesson Isaiah 52:13-53:12 and John 19:17-30. Her sermon was en- titled "It is Finished". Rev. Bill Jones of Kirkton-Woodham Pasto- ral Charge conducted the commun- ion service with Helen Weston, Anne Kernick, Ray Cann and Floyd Cooper serving communion. Bruce Delbridge and Bill Rohde received the offering. The lilies in the church were placed there in memory of Bruce and Violet Cooper, Alvin and Lil- lian Cooper, Russell Morley by Floyd and Shirley Cooper and fam- ily; Henry and Hellen Delbridge, Horace Delbridge by Lavona Del - bridge and family. Easter Sunday morning service A marvelous crowd attended the joint Easter breakfast and church service on Sunday morning at Thames Road. Irene Richardson conducted the service. The choir sang two anthems "Song of Easter" and "Easter Bells" accompanied by the organist Agnes Bray. The congregation sang the chil- dren's hymn "Walk Softly in Springtime" and Richardson gave the children's message "The Easter Egg" and read the Scripture Lesson Isaiah 65:17-25, John 20:1-18. Her sermon was entitled "He Lives". The flowers in the church were placed there in memory of the late Kay Cann. Easter lilies were placed there in loving memory of Reg Hodgert by Jean Hodgert and fami- ly; and in memory of Robert Cann by Ray and Alice Cann. On Sunday, April 26 the Oddfel- lows and Rebekahs will share in the worship service at Thames Road. There will be a joint session meeting on April 29 at Elimville at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 3 is Rural Life Sun- day. Monday, May 4 at 8 p.m. the United Church Women will hold their meeting with Margaret McCarter, Jean Hodgert, Doris El- ford and Anne Kernick in charge. Roll call is to bring a small plant for exchange. The Official Board meeting of Thames Road Church is on May 6 at 8 p.m. Huron -Perth Presbyterial U.C.W. April Event is "Looking Back, Sunday school choir Looking Ahead, Celebrating Thirty Years of U.C.W. at Main St. United Church in Mitchell, Monday, April 27. Registration at 6:30 p.m. Con- tact Judith Parker for a ride. Register now for Canada's Won- derland trip on June 20. Cost $29.00 (Day Pass and Bus). Regis- tration and fees must be received by June 1 to Youth Council, Exeter United Church. Personals Dave and Brenda Moran, Bren- dan and Alyssa of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with Lorne and Pat Ballantyne. Barbara Miller of Toronto spent the weekend at her home here. Many people from this area called at the Hopper -Hockey Funer- al Home, Exeter last week to pay their respect to the late Kay Cann and also attended her funeral on Thursday, Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the relatives. Bill and Rhoda Rohde were Sun- day supper guests with Glenn, Mar- ilyn, Danny and Tammy. Sh.ipka by Annie Morenz SHIPKA - Eleven .tables were in action at the .euchre .pattty.held last Wednesday evening at Shipka Community Centre. Scores at tlose of play were: Ladies high - Grace Wurm; Ladies low - Aileen Rav- elle; Mens high - Emil Becker, Mens low - Walter Weber, Most lone hands for ladies won by Mar -id garet Lawson, with Norman Breen the men's lone hands winner. The north group were in charge and served a smorgasbord lunch. Harold Finkbeiner announced that this was the last euchre for this season and thanked the folks for their attendance. Annual meeting Fifteen attended the annual meet - performs Easter musical rng at Shipka Community Centre on April 14. Officers elected were CENTRALIA - The Sunday School choir with voices from both young and old opened the evening on Thursday night. Following the Easter Musical, refreshments were enjoyed and the children delighted in showing parents and friends throughout the Sunday School. The Easter Musical "Sacrifice of Glory" was shown three nights and was well attended each evening. Many weeks of practise for thet and choir produced the Easter mes- sage portrayed through the eyes of Peter. The Youth Group will be having an evening of games and fun on Friday night this week, at Doug and Henny Parker's home. Tuesday, April 29 at the home of Marlene Parker, the Secret Sisters will be meeting. Along with a spe- cial speaker, there will be a China painting demonstration. All ladies are welcome. Rev. Bob Harris and his wife will be ministering in the morning and evening service on Sunday. Exeter Legion elects new executive members By Dave Frayae P.R.O. EXETER - This Thursday, April 23, is the regular Branch meeting of fire Exeter Legion at which time there will be final nominations and the election of the 1992-93 execu- tive. All members are invited to at- tend and participate. President Dave Frayne and 1st V- P Jim Merrylees attended the Dis- trict C Convention ori Sunday, April 11, at which time all the chairpersons gave reports. Some interesting aroas discussed were widows of veterans who have remarried may be entitled to have chair pensions reinstated. This give them up to $39.000, anti applications must be before June 29, '1992. Alio discussed was that all members of the !Branch must work towards ,a common goal and that the mart members must take part aril* fad- er ambers wilt reed help in tube future. This Saturday, April 25 is the fi- nal spring meat draw. held between 4:00-60 p.m. Meat draw winners for. the past two draws are: April 11_Be_v Alexander, Bob Cutting, Rosemary Stewart, Kelly Mahaffey, Brenda Coates, Brid- gene DuBarry; April 18* Charlie Kennedy, Marg Wragg, Annie Lawson, Cliff McDonald, Marilyn Moffat, Ross Cutting. as follows: Past President Ross Pickering; President Bruce Russell; Vice pres- ident Gary Baker, Secretary Diane Finkbeiner, Treasurer Sheona Bak- er, Trustees Fred Gibson, Don Rus- sell and Bob Finkbeiner. The annual picnic will be held Tuesday, August 11. The sports committee will consist of Joanne Pickering, Diane Finkbeiner and Sheona Baker with a lunch commit- tee of Don and Ann Russell. The progressive euchres will be- gin again in November. Easter visitors An Easter gathering was held with Ken Baker Sr. last Saturday and in attendance were Tony and Sandra Regier, Chris, Heather and. Jill, of Mount Clemens, Michigan, Ken Baker Jr. and wife Carol, of Goderich, Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, Gary, Sheona and Jeffrey Baker, all of area, Marg Lawson, Exeter, and Emma Schilbe, of Zu- rich. About 30 attended the annual Janzen family Easter gathering, held Sunday at Bill and Ellen Jan- zen's in Leamington. Attending from this area were Annie and An- gie Zielman, Ruth and Jerry Zehr Varna. by Joan Beieriing and daughters, Debbie and Roger Ward and daughters, all of Zanieh, Erich and Kaethe Frieter, Erich Jr. Frieter and wife Cheryl and family, all of Dashwood and area Susie (Zielman) Robson, husband Wayne and family, of Essex, also attended. Centrali a by Mary Kooy CEN TRAL%A - The sympathy of the oontngttnity is extendedeo Bob brand bide death of his mother Jo- hanna Brand at the Exeter Vila. Funeral service was held at Bethel Retbrmed church, Exeter on Satur- day. A large crowd gathered at the community centre on Saturday af- ternoon to honour Leo Boyle on his 70th birthday. His seven daughters and two sonswerc of presentalong with his three sisters. Prize winners at the community centre euchre were leleon Pullman, Mary Kooy, Lulu Culbert, Tbm Emery, Joe Carter and Walter We- ber. Next euchre will be April 27 at 8 p.m. Bonnie Kooy and friend Heather McGillivray are spending five days holidaying in the Bahamas. By phone they repongood weiber. Easter Sunday greens with Clayton, ANee and Clydey were Cannes end Betty Gable, Scott Rognruddson of Huron Pak, Bab Smith and Mary.Kooy of Cen- tralia. Wayne Hamilton of Peterbo- rough also visited with the Kooys. A Good crowd attended Batter service at the baited Church. Con - ("unladen and communion services were held. 'll a con-tiimed _WM Brian and Sarah McAllister and Elizabeth Udall. • Chandra Dougall led the call to worship. Next Sunday the choir will present their Easter cantata at 11:30. The flowers in the sanctuary were _placed by Jean Palmer in memory of her parents and brother, the Hep- ' burn family. Lucan Parkview seniors LUCAN - The manthty seniors social meeting at the Lions Park- view Place included a pot luck sup- per last week. The group reports a good turnout for the event, which later included several games of bin- go. The door prizes were won by El- nora Reycraft and Marion Co- chrane. A birthday cake was made and decorated for the seven residents who have birthdays this month: Carrie Kyle, Christy McLeod, Ed Armstrong, Ada Ward, Shirley Ma- son, Lillian Ashton and Jim %o - hey, who finally reached the big 65. The seniors welcome Agnes Hot - son into their midst and say they hope she will be happy in her new home. Welcomed back from the south were Ray and Jerry Zinn. The seniors were recently -pre- sented with a cheque by MP Terry Clifford on behalf of New Hori- zons. The money will be going to- ward new craft equipment and equipment for a new shop at Park- view Place. NOTICE OF PROPOSED NURSING HOME LICENCE RENEWAL AND REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS PROJECT 005-93 Pursuant to the Nursing Homes Act, notice -is hereby given of the intent of the Director. Residential Services Branch, to renew the licence of the following nursing home Exeter Villa Exeter, Ontario Submissions concerning the proposed licence renewal may be sent to The Director, Residential Services Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health. 15 Overlea Blvd., 5th Floor, Toronto. Ontario. M4H 1A9. (416) 327-7357 by May 25, 1992. Please mark the name of the nursing home and the project number on submissions. The Director will consider all submissions prior to approving the proposed renewal. Ontano Ministry of Health Ministry of Community and Social Services You'll need a good reason to switch your mortgage to us. 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