The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-25, Page 49Now YOU Can Own
$100,000.00
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was provided by Mrs. Roy
Dykeman of Iowan.
Mrs. Ross 'McFalls. and Mrs.
Harvey Smith were the com-
mentators. Refreshments were
served by the UM,
Senior Citizens meet
A pot luck dinner in the
Community Centre Monday,.
followed by an afternoon of cat*
and crokinole ended the senior
citizens meetings for this season.
The Seniors provided the first
course of the meal and the
dessert was supplied by the
By MRS, FRED 89WpEN
CENTRALIA.
Wednesday evening was lite
highlight of the week when the
United Church schoolroom was
filled to capacity for the fashion
show sponsored by United
Church Women.
Up to date fashions from
Boyle's Ladies Wear in Exeter
were modelled by Fay Blair,
Karen .Skinner, Margaret Cook,
Mrs, John Beaton, Mrs. Lorne
Hicks, Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs.
Alvin Lobb and Mrs. Chas
Rollings. Music for the evening
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United Church women who
sponsor the get-togethers.
Euchre party
Mr. Mrs. Torn Kooy and Mr,
Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel were
conveners for the last, euchre
party of the season M the Com,
Munity Centre Monday night.
Prize winners were; .Ladies'
high, Mrs. Earl Dixon; lone
hands, Mrs. Maurice Mac,
Doogld; low score, Mr4, Otto
Darling;, men's high, Harry
Noels;' lone hands, George
Dixon; low score, Laverne
Skinner,
The ladies hidden score prize
was won by Mrs, Harry Noels and
the men's hidden score prize by
Harry Carroll.
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L ucan church
news
of the troubled times before Jesus
comes again,
A group from the church
visited the Royal View Church
Tuesday evening to hear The
Temples, a group from St.
John's, New Brunswick.
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FASHIONS AT CENTRALIA — The Centralia United Church Women pres6nted a fashion show at.the church
Wednesday night. Shown above from the left are models Marg Cook, Karen Skinner, Verna Hicks and Fay
Blair. Clothes were provided by Boyle's Ladies Wear of Exeter. T-A photo
Before choosing a Funeral
Director consider what
he makes available.
United
The Junior Choir shared in the
United Church service Sunday
morning singing "A Legend" by
McDowell. Rev. Swart Madden
speaking from John stated that
Thomas knew Jesus, but not in all
His love and power. He was not
proud, admitting his need and his
doubts. As he, Thomas, was
honest in his humility so after the
deep experience of God in the
Upper Room, he was just as
honest in his faith as he said, "My
Lord and My God".
A singsong was enjoyed led by
Mrs. M. H. Hodgins.
Next Sunday evening at 7:30
the GYPSWY group is sponsoring
RUYAC (Richview United Young
Adult Club) from Etobicoke, who
will present a Christian Folk
Musical by Ralph Carmichael
and Kurt Kaiser, 'Tell it Like it
Is'. Everyone is invited.
Too often the choice of a
Funeral Director is a last
minute decision.
Bible Society
The annual Bible Society walk-
athon is 'go' again this year and
will be held May 11 leaving the
United Church at 9:30 a,m. For
seniors, the walk will be be held
from the United Church to the
arena and return. All proceeds go
to provide Bibles for the Sudan.
Evening Unit
A very busy time of fellowship
was experienced by the members
of the Evening Unit, of the UCW
Tuesday evening when they
prepared for the Opportunity
Sale which was held Wednesday
and Thursday. They worked on
an afghan and prepared material
for the braiding of rugs and place
mats for the Christmas Bazaar.
The worship service was taken
by Mrs. Ivan Stanley and Mrs. H.
B. Langford on an Easter theme.
During the business meeting,
chaired by Mrs. Ed, Melanson,
unit leader, the members decided
to donate the quilts which had
been tied at the March meeting,
to Mission Services, London.
The annual Opportunity Sale
sponsored by the UCW Wed-
nesday and Thursday, proved to
be successful again this year.
General convener was Mrs. T.
Emery, Sr.
Pentecostal Holiness
Rick Thornton led in the song
service at the Lucan Pentecostal
Holiness Church Sunday morning
and Marlene Butler sang a solo.
Rev, Ray Brewster, speaking
from Romans said that people
must not live in sin or obey sinful
desires, but must walk and live in
newness of life as Christ has
freed us from the bondage of sin
when we accept Him as Saviour
and deliverer.
At the evening service Mr.
Brewster took his message from
John, stating that many people do
not know what they worship, but
true believers must sincerely
worship God in spirit and in truth.
Robert Holland, Jr. led in the
singing and Cathy Hoops sang a
The midweek prayer service
was held Wednesday evening' at
the church when those present
listened to a tape by David
Wilkerson about the prophecies
Personals
Rev. E. D. Stuart conducted the
service in the United Church
Sunday morning in the absence of
Rev. Beaton.
Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson
were recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Grant Brown in Sarnia.
Alton Isaac is a patient in
Victoria Hospital London where
he has undergone heart surgery.
Mrs. Chas. Rowe of Windsor
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Essery.
Mr. & Mrs. Matt. Konrad of
Hamilton were Saturday visitors
with Mr, & Mrs. Stephen Molnar,
Arlene Newcombe of Drayton
Plains, Michigan, visited last
week at the home of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Essery.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Eaton of
Chatham were weekend visitors
with Mr, & Mrs. John Thompson.
Mrs. Margaret Lagerwerf and
Mrs. Arri Lagerwerf of Parkhill
were Sunday callers at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy.
Sunday visitors with Murray
Abbott were Mr. & Mrs. Wm
Abbott and family of Niagara
Falls and Mr. & Mrs. David
Turner and family of Varna.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy, Mr. &
Mrs. Clayton Kooy and family
were Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Wilbur Sutherland at
Ilderton.
Mrs. Jane Davidson of
Brucefield will be guest speaker
at the .UCW meeting in the
schoolroom of the United Church
on Thursday evening at 8:30 p.m.
Please note the change of time.
Mrs. Jack Essery and her
sister, Mrs, Emerson Anderson
of Kippen attended the funeral of
their uncle, the late Mr. Alonzo
Ford, in London Monday.
Every member of the Ontario Funeral Service Association
is guided by a CODE OF ETHICS which offers protection to
those who need the assistance of a funeral director.
By MANUEL CURTS
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Walper
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
& Mrs. Robert McEachren,
Alvinston.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Larkin,
Windsor, visited Sunday with the
latter's mother Mrs. Grace
Stewardson.
Evelyn, Viola and Manuel
Curts were Sunday evening
visitors with their cousin, Mrs.
Susan Link, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Morley Eagleson
moved recently from their
apartment in St. Marys to their
farm here.
By the way: There's this to be
said now that you have your
income tax paid — You're still
alive and kicking,
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