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Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Announcements/Community
No church service at Thames Road-Elimville
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD CORRESPONDENT
THAMES ROAD — Dave Williams was in charge
of the third Sunday of Easter church service on
Sunday morning. The Introit was sung, and the
Passing of the Feast took place. Williams gave
greetings and the announcements.
Sharon Lynn gave a minute for council. She stat-
ed the strawberry supper would be held Sun.,
June 12 at the South Huron Rec
Centre, Exeter—advance tickets
only.
Corey Smith lit the Christ candle. Williams led in
the Call to Worship responsively and the
Gathering Prayer in unison. The gathering hymn,
"We Meet You 0 Christ" was sung.
The affirmation of our faith, "A New Creed" was
read in unison. The children's hymn "The
Church is Wherever" was sung. Williams told the
story about pets and "Jesus Understands What We
Need." The choir sang "He Did It All For Me"
accompanied by organist Marilyn Vandenbussche.
Psalm 116: 1-4, 12-19 was read responsively.
Williams read Luke 24: 13-35 and the title of his
message: "When doors close, windows open."
Hymn of praise "Open My Eyes" was sung. Pat
Ballantyne and Karen Etherington received the
offering and were the greeters. The closing hymn
"Abide With Me" was sung. Williams gave the
Commissioning and pronounced the Benediction.
Everyone sang "May the God Of Hope Go With
Us"
Announcements
April 17: Foodgrains Service at Exeter UC,
10:30 a.m. Speaker: Brenda Mitchell from St.
Marys who has been in Africa and
will speak of her experiences.
There will be no church service at
Thames Road-Elimville. You can put your enve-
lope on collection plate at Exeter UC. If you wish
to sing in the choir for this service, practice is at
9:30 a.m. There will be a chili lunch following the
service.
April 24: The Exeter Odd Fellows Lodge No. 67
and Pride of Huron Rebekahs will be joining our
service.
Personals
Quite a number of people from this area called
at the Dinney Funeral Home in Exeter on
Thursday to pay their respects to the late Bill
Dickey who passed away recently. Sympathy is
extended to his mother Innes Dickey, his wife
Joyce and family.
THAMES ROAD NEWS
Linda McLean
Marshall Dearing 69
Doris Hackney
Bob Thompson 58
Barb Harrison
Bob Drummond 55
1st high Shorty Caldwell
2nd high Wilmer Adkins
Solos Donna Corbett
Elroy Desjardine
Bill Dixon
Hidden Score Mary Horn
Shuffleboard
ex e t e r
6 A mil, 05
3 Wins
Marge McCurdy 256
Bill Thomas 173
2 Wins
Bert Bachert 204
Isobelle Rescorl 197
Irene Dyck 179
Jean Crerar 165
John Horn 163
Eleanor Hendrick 152
Constance Kerhick 91
Carpet Bowling
April 4
Marshall Dearing
Leona Elliott
Marion Dearing
Don Maguire
Bill Sullivan
Jan. 28
John Batten
Bill Sullivan
Susan Underhill
Mike Underhill
Marshall Dearing
3W-31
2W-22
2W-21
2W-20
2W-17
2W-30
2W-29
2W-27
2W-19
2W-18
POLICE BRIEF
Overnight
theft
HURON EAST — Huron
OPP were called to First
Choice Metal Fabrication
Inc. on 2nd Street in
Vanastra March 29, follow-
ing an overnight break in.
Police say a door leading
into the business was forced
open. Once inside two
Lincoln stick welders, one
Hougen magnetic drill and
one Compact Presario hard
drive from a computer sys-
tem were taken. The prop-
erty is valued at $4,800.
Gun Cub
RJ:L �'Ltt
Trap April 6
Doug Dalrymple 25
Tim Hoff 25
Bill Stewart 25
Chuck Krieger 24
Mark Ramsey 23
Brent Lees 23
Glen Greb 23
Glen Mogk 23
Jordan Ritchie 23
Brittany Caldwell 22
Wayne Boyle Jr 22
Reinhardt Gotz 21
Kirk Krieger 21
Wayne Boyle Sr 15
Zach Boyle 13
GRADUATE?
Graduate - Vanessa
Bray, daughter of
Robert and Kathy,
graduated with distinc-
tion on October 29,
2004 from Sir Wilfrid
Laurier's Honours
Business Administ-
ration program. She is
currently employed
with the BDO
Dunwoody Accounting
Firm in Guelph and is
working towards com-
pleting the require-
ments for her
Chartered Accountant
designation.
Congratulations!
With love,
Mom, Dad, Kristy
and Jessica
LEPPINGTON
Daniel
Leppington
and Sarah
McConnie
were married'•
on March 29,
2005 in Las
Vegas,
Nevada. We
wish to thank,
everyone
who helped
us celebrate
our special
day. An open
wedding
reception will
be held on
April 30th at
the Hensall
Community
Centre, 8
p.m.
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KERSLAKE / WILLERT
Ed and Joy Kerslake along with Rick and Susan
Willed are pleased to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their children Natalie Lynn and Shawn
Mathew. The wedding will take place at Hessenland
Country Inn on April 16th, 2005. Open reception to
follow at Hensall Recreation Centre at 9:00 p.m.
DALRYMPLE / ROWE
Dennis and Sandra
Rowe are very
pleased to
announce the mar-
riage of their
daughter Shawna
Denise to Chad
Michael Dalrymple,
son of Tom and
Muriel Dalrymple.
The wedding was
held January 17,
2005 at the Coral
Hamaca Resort in
Santo Domingo,
Dominican
Republic. The cere-
mony was held at 4
p.m. on the beach
followed by dinner
and dancing under
the stars. 40 family
members and friends joined Shawna and Chad for
their special day. Special thanks to the wedding
party for all their love and support - Teresa Stire
(maid of honour and friend of the bride), Kim
Campbell, Jayne Willemse, Danielle Miners,
Michelle Geoffrey (bridesmaids and friends of the
bride), Lindsay Dalrymple (junior bridesmaid and
niece of the groom), Megan and Maddy Dalrymple
(flowergirls and nieces of the groom), Greg
Geoffrey (best man and friend of the groom), Dave
and Jeff Dalrymple (brothers of the groom), Matt
Rowe (brother of the bride), Greg Dalrymple (cousin
of the groom). Shawna and Chad are living in
Exeter.
BAYFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY 5TH ANNUAL COL-
LECTOR EXHIBITION - Apr. 23 & 24 (loam to 5pm) at the
Bayfield Community Centre (upstairs). Free admission (dona-
tions appreciated), with a wide variety of collections to admire.
Antique appraisals (3 item limit with requested donation).
Silent auction and lunch counter are available on site. (tel: 565-
2376) (14-16*)
CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - ROAST BEEF DIN-
NER - Sunday, May 1, 2005. 5 pm. to 6:30 pm. at Hensall
Community Centre. Adults $11.00, children 6-12 $5.00, under
5 free. For tickets call 263-6349 or any church member. (15-
17*)
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHICKEN BBQ - at
South Huron Rec. Centre. Friday, May 13, 2005, 5-7 pm.
Tickets available soon. (13-15)
CREDITON UNITED CHURCH SOUP LUNCHEON -
Sunday, April 24th, 2005. 11:00-1:00. Enjoy Soup, Sandwich
& Dessert for $5.00, proceeds to support the sunday school pro-
gram. For tickets call 234-6128 Kristina or 234-6035 Ruth
(Tickets may be purchased at the door). (15;16x)
EXETER HAWKS JR D HOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL GENER-
AL MEETING - will be held Tuesday, May 10, 2005 @
7:30PM at the Exeter Town Hall. Anyone interested in serving
as a Director, Committee Member or Team Support Staff please
contact Sheona Baker @ 238-5585 or
exeterhawks@hotmail.com
HURON BRUCE PROVINCIAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERV-
ATIVE RIDING ASSOCIATION - will hold it's Annual
General Meeting and Election of Executive Officers, Thursday,
April 14th, 2005, 7pm at the Wingham Columbus Centre, North
Huron Wescast Community Complex, 99 Kerr Drive,
Wingham. Memberships available at the door. For more infor-
mation call 519-396-5574, email: hbblue@bmts.com (15*)
KIRKTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PRESENTS "GAR-
DENS ALIVE IN 2005" - at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre.
Tuesday, May 3 at 7:15 PM. *Pick up plant premiums. Spring
Flower Show (bring entries 5:30 - 7:00 pm.) Speaker - Brenda
Gallagher "Growing Herbs and Their Uses". Society Plant Sale - (we
welcome any plants you wish to donate). Everyone welcome. (15-
17*)
MOTHER'S DAY TEA - EXETER VILLA - 155 John St. E., Exeter.
Mother's Day Tea, Homemade Pie & Bake Sale. Saturday, April 30,
2005, 2:00-4:00 pm. Sparta Country Candles 2:00-5:00 pm. (15-17)
SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON - Exeter United Church, Thursday,
May 5th, 11:30 - 1:30. Adults $10.00, children $5.00. Take-outs
$11.00 (must be purchased by May 1st). Tickets available at church
office or any UCW member or call 235-2563.
SOUP AND SANDWICH LUNCH - Royal Canadian Legion, R.E.
Pooley Branch #167, Exeter. Friday, April 22, 2005 11:30am-
1:30pm. $6.00 per person. Take-out available. (14-16)
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE &
AUCTION - Exeter Recreation Centre. Wed. April 20 - 6:00 to 9:00
pm. Thurs. April 21 - 9:30 am. to 2:00 pm. Auction 10:30 am.
Town -wide pickup held Wed. 9:00 am. Open for drop off Tues.
evening. Volunteers welcome. 229-6544 or 235-2557. (14-16)
THE KING'S DAUGHTERS - WALK, TALK & WORSHIP -
Welcome all ladies!!! Every Thursday beginning March 24, 2005 at
1:30 pm. Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle, 670 Main St. S., Exeter.
235-2991. Indoor walking to Christian music, Fellowship, Worship,
Bible Study, Prayer. (12-15*)
WOMEN TODAY OF HURON - is looking for past members. Help
us celebrate 25 years! - Get in touch with us at 519-524-6767, 1-888-
547-3478 or by email at womentoday@hurontel.on.ca (15;16)
BOOK SALE - EXETER LIBRARY - April 12th - April 16th during
library hours. (14;15*)