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EXETER - The Womens Minis-
tries from the Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle was held at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, February
23 at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Jean Triebner presided over
the meeting and led the hymn
"Blessed Assurance." Mrs. Doris
Peebles prayed. The hymn "All
that Thrills my Soul" was sung.
The roll call was taken by Mrs.
Shirley Prouty and answered by a
Bible verse on Testimony. There
were 10 present.
Mrs. Jean Triebner gave the
message, in which she gave her
testimony, and the testimony of
another family of what the Lord
had done for them.
Mrs. Shirley Prouty read a poem
entitled "Creation written by Larry
Prouty. The ladies prayed.
Lunch was served and provided
by Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, and Mrs.
Gerda Lishman.
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FAMILY
Public speaking
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The Crediton and District Socia! Club hosted their annual public speaking event with
area schools participating. Back left, Mike Nice, treasurer and Jim Allen president of So-
cial Club. Front, Adrienne Leakey, McGillivray (second); Ryan Gibson, McCurdy, (first)
and Scott Skinner, Usborne, (third).
Fabulous Brown
S Sugar Fudge
This is a recipe that has conte down
from the time of our great or
earlier grandmothers. In those days
when all the beating was done by hand
several family members would be called on to continue the
process. As one person's arm tired out another would take over.
With the use of an electric beater the whole beating process can
now be speeded up to a matter of a few short minutes to achieve
the smooth creamy texture which makes this a favourite.
3 scant cups of brown sugar
1 cup 18 percent or table cream
• Cook on medium to low burner until mixture forms a soft ball
in cold water. Bubbles qn surface will be shiny and "popping".
Remove from heat.
Ad: two tablespoons of butter
one teaspoon of vanilla
• Beat until mixture thickens and lines left by beater stay on
surface. Peanuts may be added here. Preferably shelled,
unsalted, but salted are okay, too.
• Pour into a buttered plate or dish. Must be done quickly at
this point before mixture hardens in kettle. If fudge is too hard
or sugary it has been cooked too quickly or too much.
• For chocolate replace a 1/2 cup of sugar with 1/2 cup of
cocoa.
Irene Haugh - Crediton
Sunbeams group to meet4
at Thames Road church
The group are getting
together tomorrow
morning (Thursday).
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim All-
sop was in charge of the last Sun-
day of Epiphany church and com-
munion service on Sunday
morning. The Responsive Reading
was read from Luke 9:28-36.
The scripture reading was taken
from the Old Testament Exodus
34:29-35 and from the New Testa-
ment II Corinthians 3:12-42 was
read by Kay Cunnington.
The congregation read "Our
Creed" from the service book.
The elders served communion to
Residents
play bingo
HENSALL - Residents of the
Queensway Nursing Home enjoyed
having the women from Kippen
U.C.W. join them for a bingo pro-
gram. These women have donated
their time and provide prizes for the
bingo program for the month of
February.
On Tuesday afternoon, residents
watched a tape of Rev. Verhoog,
who is currently doing mission
work.
Thursday evening they had a
birthday party honouring those with
February birthdays: Mabel Chow -
en, Kay Hovius, Harold Penhale,
Marguerite Baker, Bruce Cann, and
Edna Waters. Kim Souch, a local
singer from Seaforth, provided the
musical program for the party.
Upcoming
Thursday, March 2, at 8 a.m. the
Breakfast Club will meet. Bingo
will be played March 6 at 2 p.m.,
sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary
and March 7, at 7 p.m., the Chris-
tian Reformed Singers will visit the
Home.
everyone and the service was fol-
lowed from the service book.
The choir sang "Joy is Like the
Rain" accompanied by organist
Agnes Bray.
Coming events
Sunbeams will meet at Thames
Road Church at 9:30 a.m. on
Thursday, March 2.
The World Day of Prayer service
will be held at Caven Presbyterian
Church, Exeter on March 3 at 2
p.m.
On Monday, March 6 at 8 p.m.
the U.C.W. will meet with Kay
Hodgen, Margaret Stewart, Joan
Morgan and Agnes Bray providing
the program. Roll call will .be:
Bring a public school picture.
Lunch will be served by Group C.
On Sunday, March 5 the Senior
Youth Group will meet at Kirkton
United Church at 7:30 p.m.; and
Sunday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. at
Elimville United Church.
On Thursday, March 23 the Jun-
ior Youth and Messengers will be
having a swimming party at Kicks
Aquatic Centre at 7:00 p.m. Mem-
bers are reminded to bring their
loonie.
Personal
Melissa Miller of Zurich spent
the weekend with Erin Parker.
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The library is open
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By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - Maxine Hyde
welcomes visitors to the Centralia
library every Tuesday from 3:30
o.m. to 8:30 p.m. She'll show you
,he many shelves with mystery,
craft, gardening, fiction, and auto-
biographical books. There are also
lots of westerns and romance nov-
els, and if your eyesight isn't quite
as good as it used to be, you may
want to borrow one of the large
print books. There are books that
provide tips on taking good photos
and renovating and decorating your
house. Maybe you'd like to try
some new recipes or learn to cro-
chet. Other books will open the
world to you with photos and facts
about travel near and far, and may-
be help you decide a place you'd
like to visit.
For the children there is a wide
variety of authors such as Robert
Munsch or Dr. Seuss. Older chil-
dren may find a book to show them
how to build a birdhouse, or ideas
for their school project. There are
lots of good mysteries, too, such as
the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew.
Goosebumps, R.L. Stine, ano
Christopher Pike arc very popular.
United Church
On Sunday, February 26, it was a
pleasure to welcome Rev. Clare
Geddes back to Centralia United
Church. Rev. Geddes led the ser-
vice and conducted communion,
giving the regular minister some
much-needed time for her studies.
Next Sunday, March 5, the ser-
vice has been organized by the
U.C.W. Audrey McFalls will be
guest speaker. All women are invit-
ed to choir practise at the church at
7:15 p.m. on Thursday, March 2.
Local on TV
Sunday evening, on CFPL-TV,
on a show called "Behind the
News", Mildred Greb was shown
talking about 'Tender Tooties',
comfortable and long-lasting shoes.
Euchre
A lot of eager euchre players met
at Heywood's Restaurant on Febru-
ary 20. Marian and Percy Noels
both won high hands, and Allan
Berry won the special. Eileen Pull-
man and Howard Dolan were Lone
Hand winners. Everyone is wel-
come to attend the next get togeth-
er on March 6.
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