HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-12, Page 11Wednesday, May 12, 1999
Exeter Times—Advocate
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Family
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Helping hands
The Hensall Guides visit-
ed Queensway Nursing
and Retirement Home in
Hensall May 3 for the
monthly Buddies Pro-
gram. Last week they
made decorations for
the June 25 community
dinner. Right, Colleen
Willert traces Edna Wa-
ters' hand. Above, Jas-
mine Westlake -Powers,
Edna Stewart and Chris-
ty Hartman show the fin-
ished product.
Exeter UCW plans activites
EXETER - The
evening unit of Exeter
U.C.W. met May 3.
Following the U.C.W.
purpose, 31 members
answered the roll call
with "their Mother's
favourite song or
flower." The Summer
Event at Siloam United
will be held July 17 and
the Campsite
Experience is at Camp
Bimini at 9:30 a.m. on
June 15 with a potluck
luncheon. Once again,
Norma Cockwill
requested members to
save large margarine
'containers for the
Bazaar in November.
Betty Clarke asked for
donations of angel food
cakes as well as
helpers for the
Friendship Tea June 3.
A chili luncheon is
planned for May 16
after church.
The next executive
meeting will be held
May 1.7 at 7:30 p.m.
and the next General
Meeting is May 31 at 8
p.m.
Devotions were con-
ducted by Helen
Coates, Eleanor Clark,
Helen Wasnidge, Hazel
Westcott, Flora Doerr
and Susan MacGregor
using the theme
"Whose daughter are
you?" Eleanor Clark
spoke and discussed
two possible models for
the organization of
women'soups in the
United Church.
NOTICE TO TOWN OF EXET
RESIDENTS 'BUSINESS
Effective May 4,1999, the
following are the rates for the L
of the Town of Exeter Landfill s
• Pick-up truck or small trailer $30.00/load
• Pick-up truck or small trailer with asphalt
shingles . $60.00/load
• Large trucks or trailers - compacted rate
$15.00/cubic
• Large trucks or trailer, uncompacted rate
$7.50/cubic
• Large trucks or trailers with asphalt shingles
compacted rate $30.00/cubic
• Uncompacted rate $15.00/cubic
A landfill pass is required for entrance to the
Exeter Landfill Site and can be obtained at the
Exeter Municipal Office,
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Volunteers needed for barbecue
lay Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev.
Marilyn Carter was in
charge of the Christian
Family Sunday church
service at Elimville on
Sunday morning. She told
the children a story enti-
tled 'Jesus Love'.
June Stewart read the
scriptures. The men's
choir sang "Mother." The
title of Rev. Carter's ser-
mon was "Have You Seen
It?"
Announcements
The Finance Committee
would like to thank every-
one who attended the
spaghetti and lasagna
supper, volunteered to
clean up and for making
the first attempt a huge
success.
Camp Bimini has a wish
list of items they need in
order to operate the camp
this year. The list is on the
bulletin board.
On May 11 there will be
a U.C.W. meeting at
Thames Road. The
Church in Society commit-
tee, Joan Morgan, Mary
Rowcliffe, Jo -Ann Rowe,
Dorothy Duncan and Alma
Ballantyne, will provide
the program. The roll call
Will be "Your favourite
spring flower". Group W
will serve lunch.
May 16 will be M&S
Sunday. Following the ser-
vice, a light lunch pre-
pared by the Outreach
Committee will be served.
On May 16 an evening of
music by Joyce Fell and
Sarah Jane Hood "Cousins
in Concert" will be held at
8 p.m. at Main St. U.C.,
Mitchell. All proceeds will
benefit Hibbert U.C.,
Staffa; Knox Presbyterian,
Monkton; and Main Street
U.C., Mitchell. Advance
tickets are adults $5, chil-
dren $2. At the door,
adults $6, children $3.
Tickets are available from
Helen Fell 348-4291, Joost
345-2338 and Walther's
I.D.A. Drugstore in
Mitchell. Refreshments
will follow.
The Community of Rural
Churches are holding a
service of worship, song
and fellowship on May 30
at Thames Road U.C. at
10:30 a.m.
The Finance Committee
is looking for volunteers to
help with a barbecue
fundraiser at Darling's on
May 21, 4:30 to 8 p.m.
and May 22 from 11 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Give your name
to the Finance Committee
if you are able to help.
Personals
Ross and Mildred Merrill
of Bayfield visited with Bill
and Rhoda Rohde on
Thursday afternoon.
Glenn, Marilyn and
Tammy Rohde, Bill and
Rhoda Rohde attended the
christening of Elizabeth
Diane Rohde, daughter of
Dan and Nancy Rohde on
Sunday morning at
Balinafad United Church.
After the service they
spent the rest of the day
with Dan, Nancy and
Elizabeth.
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• ultrasonic blind cleaning
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• rug cleaning
• smoke odor removal
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