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Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle
Women's Mlnlstrles hold meeting
EXETER - The Women's Ministries from the Exeter
Pentecostal Tabernacle, was held at the home of Ruth
McClaren, Thursday at 2 p.m.
Jean Triebner presided over the service and led in
the hymns "Beulah Land" and "Come and Dine". Ada
Triebner accompanied on the piano.
Ruth McLaren opened the meeting in prayer. The
roll call was taken by Shirley Prouty and answered by
a scripture verse on food. There were 11 present.
In 'the business, it was decided to send $100 to the
Mozambique feeding program.
Shirley Prouty read a poem "I Needed the Quiet" by
Alice H. Mortensen.
Ella Tinney gave a Missionary reading concerning -
the ministry of ReN. Allen Lawe who worked among
the Estonian people.
Phyllis Renick gave the message. Her theme was
"Lest We Forget". The texts Joshua 4:6-9 and Exodus
3:14.
RECOGNIZING THESE SIGNS
COULD SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE.
We are concerned about electrical safety
for children. That is why we've designed a
new series of warning signs especially for
children. These signs are being
The Exeter Legion presented another $9,772,75 to local groups last Tuesday. In the back
row, from left, are- Stephen Township firefighters Mike Cronyn, Dave McDonald, and Lloyd
Wells who received a cheque for $4,812.75 from Don Clarke for a new piece of emergency
equipment. At right is Greg Pfaff, representing the Huron Park Cadets who received $3,200
for their projects. In front, at left are Lynne Farquhar and Lynn Theander who received $700
from Monty Scott to support the Huron Park Pacers women's hockey team. And Ruth Mercer
of the Sunshine Kids Nursery School receives $860 from Jim Merryless to sponsor two chil-
dren's attendance at the school. The Legion also donated $200 so that Steve Dubany and Ja-
son Heywood can play in the Junior B Showcase hockey game in Samia on November 18.
All Saints Day at St. Patrick's
By H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - Si Patrick's cel-
ebrated the Holy Communion Ser-
vice on Sunday, All Saints Day.
This is one of the great festivals
of the Christian Year. Rev. Emery
said it is a time to celebrate the
sharing in the Communion of
Saints: the great company of Chris-
tian believers, past and present.
Margaret Carroll was reader for
the service and Cheryl Carroll pro-
vided the music.
November 8, Si Patrick's will
celebrate a Holy Communion Re-
membrance Sunday Service at
11:00 a.m. Readings are to be
Zechariah 7:1-10, 2 Thessalonians
2:13-3:5, Responsive Reading
Psalms 9:11-20, The Holy Gospel
Luke 20:27-38.
St Patrick's November A.C.W.
will meet Tuesday, November 10,
8:00 p.m. at the home of Hazel Ea-
ton, with Mary Davis, Mabel Need-
ham and Heather MacGillivray as
program leaders. Please remember
donations to Daily Bread.
Hazel Davis represented St. Pat-
rick's last Wednesday at St Peter's
Anglican Church in Lucknow, for a
meeting on the boundary changes
of North Saugeen, South Saugeen,
Perth and the newly formed Huron
Deanery.
Parish Bible study this week will
be held on Wednesday at the home
of Mary Jefferies.
Perth Great Chapter meets at St.
James Church, Stratford on
Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
Hugh and Hazel Davis attended a
fashion show recently in London
when their daughter Heather Mac-
Gillivray was modelling for Parts
International.
Mary Davis, Marylou and Mi-
cheal Rumleski were visitors with
Bob and Alexia Tindall on the
weekend.
put up around transformers,
transmission towers and hydro
poles. Some of the signs feature
Zap the Electrical Safety Bird and all feature
a very clear warning. Why not take a min-
ute to talk to your children about electrical safety outdoors,
-Show the signs in this ad.
Be sure that they recognize it
and understand it. It could
save your child's life,
Exeter Public Utilities Commission
379 Main Stmt South. Exeter, Ont. !OM 186 235-1350
H DoVrtes, Chairman t&A. Orwne, Convonaaiornr
H.L. Davie. Barer ar S.F. Shaw, Comrrialonor
We're putting together
another TA Cookbook!
All recipe entries must be received
by Monday, November 9, 1992
Send in any of your favourite recipes
to Box 850, (Exeter Times Advocate)
For:
• Bean Recipes
• Candy
• Soups/Sauces
• Casseroles
• Meat & Main Dishes
• Etc., Etc.
• Desserts
• Pie/Pastry
• Beverages
• Microwave Dishes
• Appetizers
Christmas recipes
Make sure you include your name and address