The Times Advocate, 2005-03-23, Page 7Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Exeter Times–Advocate
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Easter week services at
Crediton Zion United
CREDITON — Easter
week services at Zion
United in Crediton begin
Good Friday morning,
March 25 with a service
at 10 a.m. Everyone is
welcome to join the
young people of the con-
firmation class for this
day of remembrance and
worship.
Easter Sunday, March
27 starts with an Easter
breakfast from 8 to 9:30
a.m., along with an
Easter egg hunt at 9:15
a.m., and the Easter com-
munion service at 10
a.m. Easter breakfast
tickets are available from
Heather Clarke, Barb
Dundas or any member
of the confirmation class.
The starting time of the
official board meeting
Tues., March 29 has been
changed to 8:15 p.m.
with the session mem-
bers meeting at 7 p.m.
The next youth group
meeting will be March 30
from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
As part of a presbytery
exchange program, the
guest speaker and wor-
ship leader on Sun., April
3 will be Rev. Christopher
Beaumont of the
Milverton Pastoral
Charge.
Women's Institute
The Crediton Women's
Institute held their March
16 meeting at Ausable
Court in Grand Bend with
Ada Dietrich as hostess
with 12 members and 11
guests enjoying a deli-
cious potluck supper.
President Anne Cottel
welcomed all and read
'An Irish Blessing'. She
presided for the business
meeting. A donation was
approved to support the
Exeter Agricultural
Society for 2005.
Upcoming dates to
remember are Grand
Bend's 60th anniversary
party April 7; spring
board meeting in Exeter
April 5; Huron South
District annual in
Crediton May 19;
Tweedsmuir Curator's
Workshop hosted by
South Huron in
Dashwood on Aug. 9; the
district picnic in Grand
Bend July 5.
A mystery tour for the
Crediton group is sched-
uled for May 25 with Lois
Hodgins in charge.
Program chairperson
for the night was Dolores
Shapton. It was a fun
night and the roll call
was, 'What do you do for
fun?'. The motto was 'Let
yourself have some fun'.
Lucky plate winners were
Harvey Hodgins, Bruce
Shapton and Dave
MacLeod.
What was in the green
package winner was
Rosemary Neeb. Jane
Dearing read, 'The Story
of Saint Patrick Coming
to Ireland'. Other contest
winners were Cottel for
how many candies were
in the jar, and Melissa
MacLeod for how many
candy kisses in the whisk.
There were 20 articles in
a jar and Alma Davey
was the winner.
A contest to find
answers to the questions
starting with 'pat' was
won by Rosemary and
Lois. Two relays, potato
rolling and toilet plunging
were enjoyed. Dolores
closed the meeting by
reading 'An Old Irish
Verse'.
Do you know your Hospital
Board Members?
The South Huron Hospital Board Members
are volunteers who serve on the Board as representatives
of the community served by the Hospital.
WATCH FOR MORE MEMBERS
TO BE FEATURED NEXT WEEK!
MURRAY BROWN
Murray was born in
Sarnia and raised in the
Petrolia area. He
pursued his education at
Fanshawe College and
University of Western
Ontario.
Murray is Past Chair of
the Sarnia Lambton
Community Care Access
Centre and Chair of the
Finance Committee. He
is a former councillor for
Petrolia and Past Board
member of the Petrolia
Discovery Foundation
Museum. He is a
member of the Grand
Bend Chamber of
Commerce. Murray is a
member of the Publicity
Board Committee.
Murray lives in Grand
Bend. He is semi -retired
as President of
Bluewater Energy Quest.
OLGA DAVIS
Olga was born and
raised in rural Nova
Scotia. Olga moved with
her family to Exeter in
1957. She has been
involved in many
volunteer activities
throughout the years.
Olga has been on the
South Huron Hospital
Auxiliary since 1962 in
which she has held
several executive
positions, including
President.
She is a life member in
the Hospital Auxiliary
Association of Ontario.
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