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Exeter Jump for Heart
Jump Rope for Heart was another success this year. Exeter Public School skippers raised
$4,380.10 for the The Heart Foundation. Shown here is Co-ordinator Nancy Corrigan, and
jumpers Jason Monteith, Lindsey McLeod, Jenalyn Baker, Amy Schwartzentruber, Selena
Campbell, and Kathy Keskinen.
Thames Road news
Churches combine for Sunday service
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - The church
was almost full at Thames Road
Sunday as "A Community of Eight
Churches United in Faith" met for
a church service.
Betorc the service started there
was an orchestra composed of Jean
Hodgen on the piano; Doris Spence
leader on guitar; Ray Cann, violin;
Cliff Jaques, violin; Don McCurdy,
banjo; Ross McFalls, guitar; Mac
Mills, banjo; Bill Rohde, violin;
and Doug Stephen, guitar. Spcncc
then led a sing song.
Glenn Copeland of Woodham
U.C. gave the opening remarks and
then the service proceeded unan-
nounced.
Robert Bray of Thames Road
U.C. gave the Call to Worship.
A congregational hymn "Wel-
come Happy Morning" was sung
with Agnes Bray, Thanes Road
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U.C. organist and David Switzer of
Kirkton U.C. on the piano.
Elizabeth Kerslake of Elimvillc
U.C. gave the Prayer of Approach.
Joyce Fell of Hibbert U.C. direct-
ed the choir as they sang "Haven of
Rest" accompanied by Bray on the
organ.
Joost Drost of Hibbert U.C. led in
the Prayer of Confession and the
Assurance of Pardon. George Bur-
gin of Kirkton U.C. introduced
guest speaker Rev. Roger McComb
of Ingersoll. He gave the children's
story "Reach Out and Hug the
World, A Globe".
Becky Harrett of Centralia U.C.
read the Gospel Scripture Luke
10:25-37. The choir sang "I Have a
Friend".
Rev. McComh gave the Contem-
porary Scripture "The Pit", "The
Hands of Christ". The congrega-
tional hymn "Love Lifted Me" was
sung with Gwen Christie of Hibbert
U.C. on the piano and Bray on the
organ. The sermon was entitled
"Getting off your Donkey" by Rev.
McComb.
The choir sang "In My Heart
There Rings a Melody" while Don
Brine, Reg McCurdy, Keith Ste-
phens and Ray Switzer received the
offering.
Judith Parker gave the Offering
Dedication and led in the Lord's
Prayer.
The congregational hymn "Lord
Dis►niss us with Thy Blessing" was
sung with Judy Mills accompany-
ing on the piano.
Bruce Delbridge of Elimvillc
U.C. gave the benediction and
grace. "Till We Meet Again" was
sung.
Everyone went downstairs for
sandwiches, squares, relish and re-
freshments.
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Presbyterian
Women
meet
EXETER - The Presbyterian
Church Women stet on May 9 be-
ginning with a delicious desert.
The President, Donna Webster
opened the meeting with a reading.
Bea Ersrnan read a beautiful poem
about "Our Mothers".
The group then sang a hymn and
read Psalrn 116 followed by
prayer.
Lois Learn gave a reading and a
musical number was sung by Helen
Toornstra accompanied on the pia-
no by Pauline Simmons.
Bea Ersman and Edna Simmons
each gave a reading. The president
conducted the business of the meet-
ing.
Rev. Henderson closed with
prayer.
IF GIVING GIVES YOU
WARM FEELING IN YOUR TOES,
NFJ=D A LOT MORE WARM TOES.
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