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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-04-14, Page 13Wednesday, April 14, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate 13 Meeting held May 20 in Zurich EXETER - The spring board meeting of Huron South Women's Institute was held April 6 in Exeter with representatives from Grand Bend, Crediton, Elimville, Hurondale and Zurich in attendance. President Joan Smith conducted the meeting. A brief report from the Provincial Advisory Committee member, Marlene Archer stated the many updates and changes in the workings of the Provincial Board. Fees, projects and publi- cations were explained. The Exeter and Zurich Fair display list was prepared by Hurondale. The project title is `Treasures from Grandma's Day.' Exeter's Fair is 150 years old and Zurich's Fair is 140 years old this year. The London Area Convention will be held in Holmesville on Oct. 5, 2004. Plans for this convention were announced. South Huron District Annual meeting will be held in Zurich May 20, 2004 and the District Picnic will be at Crediton on July 6. Students sing at 0 ueenswa 1-W2 Kindergarten to Grade 3 students from Hensall public school perform for residents of Queensway Nursing Home April 7. (photo/Mary Simmons) Coffee, muffins raise funds for Nicaragua By Rhoda Rohde THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT THAMES ROAD - On Friday evening Robert Bray dragged a wooden cross to the front of the church where Karen Etherington and Sharon Passmore covered it with a black cloth. The choir proceeded up the aisle singing `There is a Green Hill Far Away' accompa- nied by organist Marilyn Vandenbussche. Rev. Marilyn Carter led in the prayer of approach and confession and words of assurance. A monologue written by Rev. Heather Scott and Rev. Glen Wright was portrayed by Rev. Carter who was dressed as Mary, Mother of Jesus. Communion was served by Rev. Carter, Etherington, Passmore, Grace Pym and Marilyn Pym as everyone came forward. After the service everyone left the church in silence. Easter Sunrise Service - Some 60 peo- ple attended the Easter Sunrise Service. Carolyn Johns, superintendent of the Sunday School, wel- comed everyone and asked flutist Kristy Bray to play `Morning Has Broken,' while Jessica Bray held the book. The Sunday school members did a story. Jelly beans were handed out and Zachary Kadey, Scott Pavkeje and Raymond McKnight said the Jelly Bean Prayer. A recitation followed by McKnight and Sydney Rowcliffe. An Easter play, Symbols for Jesus' Life was presented by Sunday school members and the audience sang throughout the skit. Prayer was said by Rev. Carter. After the service a delicious break- fast and beverage was partaken of. Church Service - Rev. Carter was in charge of the Easter Sunday service. A new Introit was sung, people shook hands and Rev. Carter gave greetings, announce - THAMES ments, call to worship, prayer of approach and affirmation of faith in unison. Justine Anderson lit the Christ Candle. Rev. Carter told a story about the seeds of faith, hope and love. ROAR NEWS The choir sang 'Rise Up,' accompanied by pianist Marilyn Vandenbussche. Megan Parker and Anderson received the offering. In loving memory The bouquets of flowers in the church were placed there in memory of Reta Campbell by Helen and Jim Weston and sons. The flowers at the front of the sanctuary were placed there in loving memory of: Floyd Stewart by Margaret and family; Glen Stewart by June and family; Howard and Marg Pym by Grace and family; Reg and Grant Hodgert by Jean and family; Isabelle Fletcher by Ron and fami- ly; William and Mary Thomson, Henry and Maggie Rohde by Bill and Rhoda; Gilbert and Ruby Duncan, Wilbur and Annie Miller by Ken, Dorothy and Floyd, Janice and Don; Harold Kerslake by Shirley & family; Bruce and Violet Cooper, Alvin and Lillian Cooper, Russell Morley by Floyd and Shirley and family; Howard Cunnington by Kay and family; Lee Webber by Helen and family; Henry and Hellen Delbridge, Horace and Lavona Delbridge by Bruce, Fred, Bev, Ann, Dan and Alexander; Howard Baker by Marilyn and Glen and family; Barry Jeffery by Diane and family; Ross Skinner by Dale, Joan and family; Franklin and Ina Skinner, Harold Rowe by Dennis, Sandra, Shawna and Matt. Announcements April 18: Toonie Sunday, to raise money for Bluefields School Project in Nicaragua. Enjoy coffee and muffins following the service and support this M&S project. April 23: Concert of sacred, opera and show music by tenor James Dundass at St. Andrew's UC, Bayfleld at 7:30 p.m. Tickets $10. Personals Karen Geiger and Kathy Rohde recently spent a week vacationing in Mexico. They attended the wedding of their cousin NOTICE Municipality of South Huron 2004 Municipal Tax Budget Municipality of South Huron Council will consider a By-law to adopt the 2004 Tax Budget at the April 19, 2004 Council Meeting at 8:15 p.m. in the Olde Town Hall Council Chambers 322 Main St. S., Exeter 2003 Audited Financial Statements Following adoption by Council, the 2003 Audited Financial Statements, the Notes to the Financial Statements, the Auditors Report and the Tax Rate Information for the current and previous year as contained in the financial review will be available for viewing at the Municipal Office, on the Municipal Web Site and will be provided upon request, and at no cost, to any taxpayer or resident of the Municipality of South Huron. Sandra Strang, Clerk The Corporation of The Municipality of South Huron, 322 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Phone: 235-0310 Fax: 235-3304 Web Site: www.town.southhuron.on.ca Jennifer Ferguson of Calgary. Ferguson is the granddaughter of Roy and Marie Ferguson of Exeter. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mary and Bill Rowcliffe on their 60th wedding anniversary on April 14. Quite a number of peo- ple from this area attend- ed the buck and doe for Jason Steinbach and Tammy Rohde on Saturday evening at the Dublin Community Centre. They are being married in June. Karel Hodgert of Toronto and Florence Richardson of London vis- ited with their relatives Arnold and Marion Cann on Saturday afternoon. On Saturday some 35 relatives and friends gath- ered at Thames Road Church to honor Stacey Mantha, fiancee of Rob Passmore with a bridal shower. 04111 Financial Problems? Worried? Embarrassed? We Understand. Call one of our friendly professionals for a free, confidential consultation 235-3328 or 235 -DEBT Convenient, flexible appointments to fit your schedule OFFICES IN EXETER & LONDON fICEW4TERHOUSEXJPERS TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY EXETER BUSINESS CENTRE 1-888-995-9909 476 Main St. S. 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