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Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Exeter bunny Kiley Pincombe (right) goes after a loose ring Sunday after-
noon in Hensall against Mitchell bunny yellowVictoria Meinen while
below Exeter Junior Jessica Reid holds off Christy Salari from St. Marys
which ended 5-3 for Exeter. (photos/Pat Bolen)
Muffin social in Granton
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON- At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sun., Jan. 8, Pastor
Paul Vollick led the service and the message was "Understand by exam-
ple." The lessons were from Genesis 1, Mark 1 and Acts 19. Meredith
Dodds lit the Christ Candle and Mary Waters gave the Minute for Mission.
Unit 3 hosted the muffin social before the service.
Congratulations to Craig and Ashley Swarthout, who were married
Friday evening, Jan. 6.
GRANTON NEWS
Granton -Wesley UCW Unit One met at the
home of Carolyne Walden at noon on Thurs.,
Jan. 5 for a soup, sandwiches and dessert lun-
cheon. Cathie Westman and Nora Wissel assisted the hostess. The meeting
followed when president Carolyne opened with a prayer and the reading
"Leading the Way." The roll call was answered with nine in attendance
and some upcoming meetings were announced. Plans were made for the
Feb. 2 meeting at Edith Eaton's home. Jill Westman was in charge of the
program with the theme "What makes me happy."
Pastor Paul Vollick closed the meeting with a short reading and prayer.
At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sun., Jan. 9, Rev. Dalice Sim
celebrated the Holy Eucharist. The message was about three wise men
and sharing light and truth with others. John Urquhart read the lessons.
The hymn "We Three Kings" was sung with Leon Paul, George Burgin
and John Urquhart each singing a verse.
Happy Birthday was sung for Wilma Davis in honour of her 85th birth-
day on Mon., Jan. 9. Wilma started playing the organ 75 years ago at age
10.
A time of fellowship followed the service.
The Exeter Curling Club has changed its Friday night curling format and is having a rocking
good time.Teams are drawn each Friday night and the points that team earn that night are car-
ried forward on a individual basis. Six ends are played with lunch served afterward. Friday night
curling is a great place to learn this wonderful sport.The first draw winners for Friday night
curling progressive curling were from left, .Rose Rader, fourth with 46 points, John Norris third
with 48 points, Pete McFaIIs second
with 50.5 points and Cathy Cade
Frayne who was first with 56 points.
(photo/submitted)
Correction
EXETER — In a Times -Advocate
story last week on exchange student
Hannah Arnold, it said Arnold is
staying at the home of Paul and
Christine Scott for her visit.
Arnold is also staying at the
homes of Bill and Diane Carson,
Larry and Joyce Eveland and
Murray and Tracy Diegel.
The T -A regrets the error.
Exeter Saddle Club show
EXETER — Friends from the Exeter Saddle Club
gathered at the farm of Gus and Clasina Geurts Jan. 2
for a horse show for junior riders and prizes were
donated for the high point winners of the show
Age 12 and under junior B winners were first,
Wesley McComb, second, Quentin McComb and third,
Shawna Ducharme.
Age 18 and under junior A winners, were first
Brittany Frank, second Annique Eilers and third
Montana Riley
Tied for fourth were Caitlin Dorssers and Christine
Campbell.
The $360 raised from the show will be donated to
the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario.
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is pleased to announce his
New Location:
Discover Health Centre
374 Main Street • Exeter, ON
519 -235 -BACK (2225)
I would like to personally
thank Sheila & Peter Maurer
and my loyal patients
for all their support.
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