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fwareshlp and dear seedier of Randal
OMs. et Wiell or. Bear saner and sister -in
law of OriMind Lois Meads of Baena,
.l ederaeeribaw of tAwgene end ttler-
iw {lifer d+tlnaaand Bleat lad thine
'awn of Wastata iekueda may 41 .t the
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and 7-9 wks.etrse !lateral ser deemed! be
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men.
11elsss.tl, all of lamer.
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edema Sp. tehroks to -esMbudry and MaryO.B
nurses. 6•
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BROWN twos BOOGRMANS) -Terry and
Christine are very proud and mailed to an-
nounce the birth of their dettghter A.klyn
Danielle on March 20, 1992 wsigbhne= 7
ar
4 o. at Strsthroy Middlesex amoral Mee -
pits'. Spiights 8o to Xavier and Ito-
themeand Gordon and Evelyn
Brown, all of Grad Baud. 16'
DEL CHIARO • Loriaw and Diane are
thrilled to announce the birth of their
Minh -
ter Lisa Jane, weighing 7 lbs. 15 ors. Also
excited are brother Rick, ltrsndpeetia Gio-
vanni and (Kiva Del Chiaro_ of ord and
DorisMiller of Exam. Special thanks to Dr.
Myers and to all the nurses for their
at St. Marys hospital 6•
LUO-WALPER • Nathan and Karen Luo
to announce the birth of their
tlfsrisu Min on March 20, 1992 at
Yises� 4sPYat1, mei i -10 -lbs., 2 cis.
...„41VerTZ= ere WM and Joanne
-and Ylahi and Weiyu
_Lan abandon Linc
VANDERHOOK - Tony, Teresa (nee
-*Bums), Nicole and Katetyn welcome with
looyy Allison Katrina, born April 1, 1992 at St.
kMph's Hospital weighing 6 lbs., 12 oar.
lAssd grandpseass are Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
3istimhook of Lntan, Gail Buns of Dem-
.fitldand Sandy Burns of Landon. Spacial
sires to third floor nursing staff R.N.Eli
Acne in DR and Doctors F bow. and
nieces for the speedy delivery. 16c
40th Wedding ilbmimmeary
The family of Lakeland Feed Badiockhavile
you to ,hare in the cis'esim ofthebellthh
Woidirm Anniversary with atOOppdamnn.iisase•
AA4M 2601992 from 1-4 p.m. biome
(lub, Parkhill. Best wishesatdie
only Mime.
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CANN • At Quenuway Nursing Ham,
}duan on Monday, Apn1 13. 1992, Kath-
leen Care, Loamy of $aster and .Usbome
Torso m arra 74th year. Beloved wife of
shouts 11ft1Lm deem (1976 sear aisea-in-
law of Pearl Medtiey of lmdon..issbslle
.Cann of Easter and Zeman .and Maynsllce
_Gann of Uahmme To n hip Also surviving
strasrsnlaisoes and r. Funeral ar-
-marsmmss to be aoomeoed in Wednesday's
FseloPsnr..-iie per -Hockey Fmenl Home,
Bawer in merge . of araeegematu phone
235=1220. 16c
'4911OODY - At South Huron Hospital, fixes -
•.er, on Friday. April 10, 1992, W. Cecil
*body of Rueter, in his 74th year. Beloved
uldelliand of Martha (Kaman) Moody of Ex-
yen,,and dear father or Witham Moody of
-Ironton. Or adadarr dChristine and Petri-
oia Dear Mosher of Gladys Liddy and Ma-
bel Stelae*, both o(L .awn. Rested at the
Hopper Henley Funeral Horne, William
Street, lamer, for visitation on Monday
from 2-4 ad 41.9 when the funeral sevvlce
*•oApril14, ras held on Tuesday, at 11 a.nt.
Mttarith Rev. Jahn Hilbom g. An Bast -
..mm Sur Service will be held at the funeral
"Inane, Monday evening at 6:30 p.m. and a
!d.MMssonic Service will was held at the funeral
l anon, Monday evening at 7 p.m. miler the
does of Lebanon Lodge 4/133, Ex -
AMU. 16c
OSTLAND • At Hanover Hospital, on
Wednesday, April 8, 1992, Marlene E.
(Ross) Orland of Waterloo and formerly of
Hanover, in her 54th year. Wife of Eric Ost-
J rad of Waterloo. Dear motor of Vaughn
mad 7 f Hanover
ofCherylMa and Deg
d iiascarer end Mark and Stacy Oat-
= -:land of Willa. Dear grandmother of Lind-
- say and Nathan Speer. Beloved daughter and
daughter-in-law of Boris and Rata Ross of
Exeter and the late Olive Ostlad. Dear sis-
ter and sister-in-law of Gordon and Eileen
Roar of Bxerer and Brame and Jim Tomlin-
son of Laden. The funeral service war held
at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Hunte, Wil-
liaaairset, Exeter m Friday. April 10 with
Rev$sshes Henderson ditaaung. e mha-
tioosirsement of Ashes Exeter ('..wary.
Baneda s to the Canadian Cancer Society
'wkltbsappteciated by the family. 16
{;HAIkTELTON - At South limon Hospital,
Exeter, on 1beeday, April 7, 1992, Dertsade
(Francis) Hamilton of Buster, m :iter 116th
yeeaara Beloved wife d ahs lis Andrew James
,.1'- ihon (1966). Deady loved washer of
.Jsaictrand John taker of Hemell. Psede-
emsed by her beadier illy Faaas and her
-raisen Iva BcHinand Fen liptnn. Very
�p�}� Rwaahmo�er of Bradley and Lai
aceta; Beyan.smdJodi leiter of .B:ser and
ibekyard Brian Meow al./Anion. .Cheer--
of ivardyn,
Alsksrard :iieaer. ten irsg a is R C.
il�ey Home. Main Steal, Exeter:
sire a neral service was held Friday,
lG+t♦ttitrb6s. Bev R,biwon Glimmer
sed:Cfaiesch creaming. Visitation and
Hebthalesemiesheld The sday. Jouennett in
Bamisilmasry. Desmimsmay be made to
Basler dished (i.ch or enmity of your
choice. 16
*AMiL'VON - Issu 4iar-
+ism !fuser Home, Hage, ems 4Mstlsy,
April 7, 1992, Aberaader {!ulnad
(!rani dead, in his 8atd
band of Chin (Lewis) ttarnikph.
essdifedrer-hobw of Barry stwlEatt P
son of Mew*: Beed end Rita
Oar lebrOelni.) of Mow aentf1lIon-
Adon of Ogren Sewed; Alias, Ronnie and
Keith liwnihoo, all of Brsrdfond. Dear
brother-in-law of Mn. Oladys Wein of Cie
ehitosu. Predsaaeed by his eiders, Adele Van
Demi, Clarissa Memec, Ivy Mama 1Peye
PMterson, brothers, Melvin and R 1
Hanlon. Mr. Hee9ton operesed
eon's Dairy" in Orsnd Band for
gwa somber of Orad Band
hrchas Choir and Weenie Male p
Rested at the T. Harry HeMlwat & fiat 1-
nwal Home, Dsehweod, where viskedos
esrseeeeaeed on Thursday afternoon and eve -
vim end eal ss die Panted Service was held
an Friday, April 10, 1992 at 1:30 p.m. Rev.
Colin Stover 0Rid.ed. lisermcnt in Orend
Bad taanseery. tax
ALLISON • We wish to s our sincere
appreciation to friends, as hbours and rela-
tives for all their oaring and support daring
Verne's illness and at the time of his death.
A very spacial thanks to Dr. Tlwapc, Dr.
Sabaegour, all the V.O.N. imenei.pJJIy
Qteryl Carroll for their aintimiltheepolellan 4aiwinat- t would like to attend a warm
and 10 pre8nre0em rt• Jo7'06 dt-youn to my j -at Victoria ien& and neigh-
yammerto them aU whose lee ad t yernewery a restore Hospitt home. I sincerely
us to are for V01110athome as was bol the virus, *deplane calls, aneds,
wish. Special thanks to Rev. Steven Co. for ad gam. steal thanks se y
his moire to Verne and ca nfetnal wordiest weeds for helping me .loop en ?My
the family, torte Leary U.C.W. far prewid- ,,wed wait. Your kindness ,viU a!
• - it thmlks to mr 1i14atds
relatives (ordtei►Ati tTul-
daring�yt�d ainot
lay. INnene thanks to
Dr. - - leaf! et Stat Huron Hopi
tat; to Dr. .. and staff at Almattka Ma
*mend nd Ou ,sl and to Dr. Oran',
Dr. Devlin rid Dr. Reach ad the staff at
Ifelverruy Heepital for their kind and at pen
an
16• Verna
HODGSON • The family of the late Doris
Hodpon wish to. thank family, relatives,
IMd ata nsigns In. for Diabetic
lovely flower
t to Diabeeic Association
rt & Stroke Peundation asd.aspres-
**Mons d rymp�ty shown to our dear (Roth
er, (inn and ods r, Oreat er and
Chest--igwre*ad-1tartdriedier.-Special thanks w
�Na.die
Venires, the (Ironton United
Women for the lovely tench,
(3ssatnny Nursing Home and the C. Har-
ken & Son Pe eesl Hattie for their seppon
and tedereanding d the loss of our loved
one. 16•
JOHNS AND EAGL SON • • We, the
Rgrandparent, and uncle and amt of Chris
owe, would tike to express our apprecia-
dat and thanks for you prayers and
diosghtfubroas during our tine -orf -sonnet,
and to those who sent flowers, cards and
phone calls. It was ;early appreciated.
16 Allen and Blanche Johns,
Gary, Marlys
Andrew and Sarah Haglesen
Mawan for their help ve eatnre Amon ares a expressed tome
waymbe
i sehroddisie sisnch, the help and w�estt
ptveid toy Patand Bruce Fraser,thtsbw! t6s
dual Sowers, Gads, donations wake V.O.N.
and palbeive are and all the food mot to
our house. Your thoughtfulness will always
be remembered.
16c Iola Allison and family
DAVIS • I would tike to dunk my family
.•end ft+isedr-and my good neighbours in my
for the lovely cards, food, and the
veiny ecu of kindness shown to Inc while a
spliert in University Hospital and since re-
naming home. Special thinks to Rev. Ste-
nphen Emesy for las prayers and visit.
16nc Mrs. Mary Davis
UIRATIIILTON - The family d the late Ger-
Mode iheniion wish toa.aaely:Usmk our
-'iisidemieti ss and neighbours for the flop
aledbress. abadsbisdesations and the good
loggehleheo.sur homes. The love andresmp--
s.seksaa to minder loss of adearhNstk-
zneR ceeisettir Bed Ow_Oseboodsrrbu
eimmeourembebeing. Our -special ap¢ccta
uni n i.'alouisd to Dr. Jadd:,and the Staff of
Abeam VB1samud South :Herm Hospital for
Mieiresasdimtans. limit you {Gabs R.C.
iiHYssay Emend Home. she ilabeimh ledge,
mad also the U.C.W. of Exeter Lisieed
Hach for she iwtk.m following shshser-
vice. A very special dank you to llirx.aiev
Robinson and Rev. Mork fi.kin for dela
-p.'-. hood wards and for the aasetdth
t.tui given to or cadre family -dor -
111 ddehn Beiteraad3wi1y
Lisa
CISTLAND - The family of the late Marlene
(Ross) Outland wish to express same
thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends
neighbours for their kindness and �apQo
expressions of sympathy, -floral tnbutert,
cards and manorial contributions to the
Cancer Society during the recent loss of a
lowed one. Special thanks to Hopper Hockey
Peal Home, to Rev. Henderson for his
cossoiing message at her funeral and -to the
U.C.W. of Exeter United Church for the
lovely lunch they provided for the family
and hinds after the service. Your thought-
fulness
was
Ostegreatly r Ross Families
PARKINSON - Our sincere teaks and ap-
preciation coati the 8th liners and our family
members for the lovely evening on April 10
:.and for the very generous gift of mousey. We
-:liar to use it towards some trees and shrubs
:end as they mature, will ttmtitd us of all our
wonderful friends and the pears we spent on
the Sth doe, special desks to Axone, Don,
Orrie and Marvin for all the work and pian
Ding of die .party and to the dear "
Polk" -Nicole, Gregory, Michael, Neal, Au-
brey -and Kevin for the beautiful bouquet. It
11111140 nice to have so many folks come and
-tsirh:m well. We would also like to say a
very -special thank you to .11 who helped
whiz kspaoimg, moving and with the sale.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to
�.
16• Sincerely,
Ken and Madeline Parkinson
DAVENPREENNTERIAN
CHURCH
68 Ma
235-2784
Minister: Rev. Mark B. Glaskin
Organist Miss Carolyn Leve
Sunday, April 19
9:00 am. Pancake Smokiest
11:15 a.m. - Worship Service
Nursery and Sunday School
EXETER CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Main St. North
Pastor Rev. Sisds Vander Moor
235-1723
Worship/lionises
April 19
1000 am.
7:00 p.m.
Nursery AwiWtle
Everyone Welcome
EXETER PENTECOSTAL 'I ,J•
TABERNACLE h'
670 Mein SL S. t ::
Pallor Vernon Dean
Assistant Pastor Kevin D. Rogers
Ssmday,Jlpril 19
1000 am. Sunday School
1100 am. Worship Service
700 p.m. Celebration Service
Wednesday
700 p.m. Family Night
Programs for all apes
Nursery available lex all services
'A place to meet God and a friend-
Everyone Weloomo
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EMMANUEL
.a. BAPTIST CHURCH
187 Huron Si W. Exeter
Pastor Rev. Kevin Rutledge
236•ii81
Good Friday Service
10:30 am.
Sunday, April 19
Easter Service
Baptismal Service
9:46 am. Sunday School
1100 am,Moming Worship
7:00 p.m. Evening FeSowship
iterya it Wilwme
Sunday Radio
CKNX 920 1020 am.
Daily T.V.
Faith 20 Global 530 am.
Pryer oarr do arylhr►g dhat
God ova do.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
ANGLICAN CHURCH
264 Main Sheet,
Exeter, Ontario
The Rev. Fay M.
Patterson
Easter Sunday
April 19;1002
11:155 t
o', Sohool
Furriery Awilble
Maundy Thursday &uric* 20
Good Friday Community Sete p.me
11 a.m. at Tsivilt
livheryone Welcome
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EXETER UNITED
CHURCH
Corner of James and Andrew St.
lAnistry
The Rev. John C. Hilburn
Mrs. Bev Robinson
The Rev. Grant L. Mills
(Minisier Emeritus)
Greelor of Music
Ralph C. Topp
April 19, 1992
Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service 7 am.
Morrison Dam Pavilion
Breakfast 830 am. al church
Church Service 11 a.m.
Sermon: m - Ltgr
Nursery F s a'
sofirer X562
MIDCG4090( 2364)912
Ely Vanf3ergen 236-2686
11 a.m. Mavis Althi i1$b4i36
Maundy Thursday Service 800 p.m.
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East, Exeter
Minister
REV. HENRY VAN ESSEN
Sunday, April 19
10:00 a.m. Worship
11:10 am. Sunday School
Nursery available
7:30 p.m. Worship
a-�
Everybody wsvloane
Come and Worship with us
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Everyone Welcome
• IRON
LUTHERAN CHURCH
wood
Pallor
LARRY BTOJKOVIC
Sunday. April 19
920 a.m. - Sunday School
1) X00 am. - Worship Seaioe
Everyone Welcome
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EXETER
BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
920 a.m. Sunday School
100;-11;00 am. Fellowship Time
11 D0 am. Family Bible Hour
800 p.m.ComNursery muniob e �
Tuesday evenings
7:30 p.m. - Bible Shirty
All services are held at
94 Orchard Street
Exeter
For more irr1onnalion please
GO 22941118f
ROWE - We 'skit to emend therm trod Sp
predation to tidves and friends for Gapes -
loss d fl {Maar l y Mod flower �il1
loss d a1R h. Your 1-
Hess and kindness will always be remem-
16• Harold and Retvs
ROWS • Shhiey, Ross, tours and Bryon
7bcker express sincere thanks and appeecia
tion to all for your kindnes end concern
demonstrated during Chris' two weds period
in Sunnybr�ook Medial Centre end at the
time of his death on April 1. Thank you to
all for your floral tributes, memorial dona-
tions, food to the house, cards, calls and vis-
its at hospital. funeral home and to the
house. Special thanks to the professionals at
Senytxook Medical Centre, A. Millard
George Reran! Hone, Wesley Knox United
Church and the Unhed Qmrrdt Women. The
special individual service contributions of
Tom Hisoock, Paul MulIsir, lack Burghardt
and Soot Payne were most appreciated.
Your kind support will tine on in Chris
memories.
16 Shirley, Ross, Laura Rowe
end Bryan Thicker
TAYLOR - Sincere thanks to my family
and friends for the virtu, flowers, cards and
treats while in hospital. Thanks to Dr. Ladd,
Rev. Hillbom, staff and nurses d South Hu-
ron Hospital for their care, concern and
kindness.
16•
Hilda
McINTYRE - In loving memory of our be-
loved son O.P.P. Corporal William Mcln-
tyre, killed while on duty 8 years ago, April
21, 1984.
Do not stand at my grave and weep
i an not there
Ido not sleep
i am a thousand winds that Now
I am the diamond glint of snow
i am the sunlight on ripened grain
I am the gentle aurone rain
When you awaken in the morning's hush
I am the swift uplifting nun
Of quiet birds in circled flight
Iam the soft stars that shine at night e,
Do not stand at my gave and cry
I an not there
I did not die.
Lovingly remembered by Father and Moth -
er, Fred and Irene McIntyre. 16•
McLEOD - In loving snesnory of !.canard
Noble husband and father, who passed away
April 10,1987.
No tallith of time. no lapse of yeah,
Can dim our dear one's past,
For loving thoughts mill hold him dear,
And will while memory las.
Always xemembesed and sadly missed by
Emily, Brian and Bonnie. 16•
PULLMAN • In lowing memory of a dear
husband Clive Pullman, who passed away
April 17, 1989.
Your mmnory is as dear today,
As the hour you passed away,
Memory fades and life departs,
But you will live forever m my beat.
Sadly remembered by your loving wife 1e -
leen. 16•
FAHRNER - In loving memory of a dear
father, grandfather and great-grandfather„
Emmery, who passed away Apel 27, 1980.
As time unfolds another year,
Memories keep you ever mar.
Sika thoughts of rimes together,
Hold memorie that will last forever.
Always -remembered by daughter Norma,
ran -in-law Robert and family. 16c
HODGERT - In loving memory of a won-
, derfu! father, Gordon (Mike) Hodgen, who
ped away 16 years ago on April 20. 1976.
ll I'm thankful for the tithes we shared,
.! They redly were the best,
.-Within my heart I truly Joel •
That Tve beat richly blessed.
ru cherish all our mammies,
They are full of love and care,
They remind me that I had a father,
Who was the best beyond compere
Always loved and remembered by his
I daughter, Marjorie Bennewies, and his son-
in-law. Ray Bentewus. 16•
KING - In loving memory of a dear mother
sod grandmother Ruth E. King, who paved
away April 17, 1983.
Your presence is ever near us,
Your love remains with us yet,
You were the kind of a mother,
Your loved eines would never forget.
Ever remembered by your family, Edith
.and Alvin, Russell and Isabelle, Jean and
Earl. Melba and Johnny and their families.
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J p sharp, starling a tes . May 5, 1�2. Spoose ed by Branch 498, R.C14Cath
LUCAN OPTIMIST CLUBpascals
fav Fashion Show, Sunday,
April 26, 1992, Lucan Community CenueSt u 4x01) in the afternoon. Admission 57.00
each. Tickets available at Times -Advocate, Designer, Melba Tucker's. Filthiest C3os-
et and Purple Turtle and any Lucan Optimist member. 14,15.16nc
EXETER UNITED CHURCH Smorgasbord, lhuraday, May 7, 11:30 - 2 pm.
15-17c
LUCAN UNITiiD CHURCH Hot Beef Supper at Loam arena, Thursday, April 23,
5.7 pm. Adults 58.00, children 53.00, psescttook a free. Door prua domed y B�
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SPRING SING presented by the Blyth Festival Singers, Saturday, May 2, 8 p.m.,
Blyth Memorial !Hall. An evening of delightful and varied music for spring by the
choir and guests. The St. Marys Children i Choir from St. Marys, Ont. Tkkeu:
Adults 56.00, awdenu raga 6-18, 54.00 Available farm choir members or the Bl
Festival Box Office 523-9300. 15,16(17)cc
FISHING DERBY - The bats Club and Auaabk Authority Foundation will bold
their annual fullingderby st Morrison Darn. Saturday. May 2, 700 a.•2:00 p.m.
Watch for more inormation mlater. 15,16,(17)c
PRE -MOTHER'S DAY BREAKFAST, Sunday May 3 South Huron Roc C.entre,
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1040 a.-1:00 p.m. Tickers: Adults 55.00, 12 and mailer 63.00, 2 and under free. For
tickeu or further information please call 235-1302, 235-0745, 229.8804. Sponsored
by Precious Blood Fund Raising Cununinee. 16-18c
HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNiT Adult Health Clink. Loe tial: Health Unit
Office, South Hurn Hospital, Eimer. Date: Tueaday, April 21, 1992. Tune; 9:00-
11:30 a.m., 140 s30 p.m. 1. Health Counselling; 2. rod Care (foe); T. Blood pres-
sure toning. 16c
THEATRE ADVENTURE FOR KIDS. Join Jim and Dave on their awesome envi •
hon Saturday, April 199 p Dish Manorial
Ha There's music, theatre and a chance to�gka&sX0 pa) call
523-9300•
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¥ESTIVAL OF SACRO D MUSIC, Sunday. May 3 740 p.m., Wsdey-W' ' Unir -
.d Church, Clinton. The Wesley -Willis United Church Senior Char and the
llarbuuratires present a concert of sacred musk fal{ s j selections by well
known Codench wispier_ 1�.uare Dauerer and the Reneeof Aubtam, {sneer
soloist with the Dutch Kitimat Opera. Admission 53.00. 16,17,08)c
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