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Lioness annual fashion show
The Exeter Lioness Club held its annual fall fashion show
last Wednesday evening at the Exeter Golf Course club
house. Once again, the show was hosted by Anne Bayn-
ham, owner' of Designers boutique in Exeter. The audi-
ence was treated to the latest in casual fasions for the fall
season, as well as a demonstration of the latest line danc-
ing moves.
Communion Sunday at
Centralia United Church
Rev. Mervyn Love led the service.
By Mary Peterson
CENTRALIA - What beautiful fall weather we had on Sunday!
Many people took the opportunity to visit Morrison Dam and hike
along the trails.
Many people also participated in World Wide Communion Sunday
by sharing the wine and the bread at Centralia United Church. Rev.
Mervyn Love supervised the communion service joined by Heather
Smith and the congregation.
Another way to participate in the worship service is to read scripture
during the service. Members of all ages are encouraged to sign the list
posted at the hack of the church.
A three-month calendar of events is also posted to help you plan
your calendar. Phone Heather Smith at 228-6974 with any additional
events.
The United Church Women are invited to Woodham United Church
on October 5 at 8:15 p.m. The next evening, Thursday, October 6, the
U.C.W. will meet at Centralia at 8:00 p.m.
Commemorative plates featuring a sketch of Centralia United
Church are now available for $9.50. Contact June Essery at 228-6228
to order.
Fall craft and bake sales are in full swing. ARC Industries is having
their special event on October 22.
The community churches have decided to unite in an evening ser-
vice at Thames Road United Church on November 6. Choir practices
for this service will he held at 7:30 p.m. October 16, 23 and 30.
A Thanksgiving.service will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, Octo-
ber9.
Euchre
Euchre parties continue every other Monday in Crediton.
Winners last week were: Marjorie Steeper and Munay Carter (high);
Mary Musser and Harry Noels (Lone Hands), and Lulu Culbert and
Wilmer Scott (low).
Personals
Congratulations to Mary Lou and Walter Becker who recently cele-
brated their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Friends and relatives gathered
at an open house at Centralia Community Centre on Sunday, October
2 to offer their best wishes.
Baptisms, confirmations
conducted at Hibbert UC
Five people were con-
firmed and five were
baptized.
By Roberta Templeman
STAFFA - Hibbert United
Church was filled for the service of
worship on Sunday morning con-
ducted by Pastor Irene Richardson
and Rev, Peter Scott. During the
service, Karla Marie 13cnnewics,
Gregory Scott Dearing, Scott James
Holliday, Casey Edwin Kemp and
Dana Jayne Worden received adult
haptism and confirmation.
Gordon Miller sang two solos:
"This Child of Ours" and "In Lov-
ing Partnership". Five children
were presented for baptism: David
James John Butson, son of James
and Kathy Butson; Devon Franklin
Elliott, son of Ronald and Jean El-
liott; Wessel George Lenting, son
of Michael and Karen Lenting;
Jesse Joel Edward Rudolph, son of
Edward and Renee Rudolph; Aaron
Michael Weber, son of Bernard
and Angela Weber.
An invitation was extended to
participate in the Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. The service closed
with the benediction.
Personals
Rob and Bev Templeman and
family visited Sunday with Chuck
and Dorothy Ebel, Goderich.
Reg and Leona Elliott have
moved into their new home in Ex-
eter.
John and Roberta Templeman at-
tended the 50th anniversary open
house for AIIcn and Anne Bain on
Sunday.
Commyilion celebrated
at Thames Road church
The Official Board will
meet Wednesday eve-
ning.
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim All-
sop conducted the church and Com-
munion Service on Sunday morn-
ing.
The Responsive Reading was tak-
en from the green service book
"Rejoice the Lord is King", Psalm
96. The choir sang "Trust and
Obey" accompanied by organist
Jean Hodgert.
The congregation sang the chil-
dren's hymn "Jesus, Friend of Lit-
tle Children" and Rev. Allsop told
the children a story.
The Scripture Reading, Isaiah 53:
1-6, 10-11 and I Corinthians 11:23-
26 was read by Rhoda Rohde. Rev.
Allsop read from the Gospel of
Matthew 6:24-34.
The title of his sermon was
"Prayer and Our Worries".
Everyone joined in the reading of
"The Apostles Creed" and followed
the Communion Service from the
green service book. The elders
served Communion.
The closing hymn "Break Now
The Bread of Life" was sung.
Upcoming
On Wednesday, October 5 an Of-
ficial Board meeting will he held at
Elimville United Church. All re-
ports will be presented. If you can-
not attend, give your report to an-
other to read, or if it is short, phone
it into the manse.
On Thursday, October 6 the Mes-
sengers will meet at Elimville
church at 7 p.m. for movie night.
On Sunday, October 9 there will
be Thanksgiving services at both
churches.
On Sunday, October 16 a com-
bined service will take place at
Thames Road at 11 a.m. with Irene
Richardson as guest speaker.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Your body absorbs only 10% of the iron you
consume in your food. That translates into 10
mg per day - an amount easily provided by a
balanced diet of at least 1700 calories per
day.
By the way, self -treatment because you feel "anemic" is not a
good idea. Taking Iron pills without consulting your doctor Is only
delaying proper diagnosis of the problem. There could be some-
thing serious like stomach ulcers causing the problem.
Vitamin E Is found mostly In fatty foods. Wheat germ oil contains
the most with sunflower seeds second. Others include almonds,
hazelnuts and safflower oil.
A century ago, it was unusual for pharmacists to have bottles of
leeches on their shelves. Today, leeches are making a come-
back. They produce a chemical called hlrudin which prevents
blood from clotting. Medical researchers are looking at this drug
for possible human use.
At... Huron Apothecary... , we don't carry leeches. But we do
have a lot of good information about your medications. It's part
of our job to give it to you.
HURON APOTHECARY Ltd,
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy
The next Sunday, October 23
will be Elimville Anniversary with
Rev. Henry Annen as guest speak-
er.
Personals
Quite a number of people from
this area attended the Bannockburn
walk, enjoying cider afterwards, on
Sunday.
Several people from this area
went to London on Monday to pay
their resfct to the late Jean
McKecknie at the Needham Funer-
al Home. Sympathy is extended to
her husband Ken and daughter
Cheryl.
The season starts for
Parkview Place residents
1,UCAN - The residents of Lucan Lions Parkview Place started the new
season with a group of seniors attending the Huron Country Playhouse
stage show Oklahoma. The show was greatly enjoyed, tte weather was a
perfect summer day. And on the way home we had a delicious roast beef
smorgasbord at Larry's Restaurant in Crediton.
The monthly social was held on September 12, with entertainment under
the direction of Lloyd Thompson on violin. The group finished by having
lunch followed by the usual birthday cake. There were only two birthdays
for the month of September. The convener was Madeline Hardie assisted
by the executive.
The residents welcome Lilabclle Harlton to the residence and hope she
enjoys her new home.
The foot clinic is still held the second Wednesday of each month, and
the Knights of Columbus euchre party the third Thursday night of each
month.
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