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Times-Acivocat*, April 14, 1966
Page 7 Many Easter visitors
in Woodham and area
By MRS. ROBERT RVNDLE
WOODHAM
Mr, & Mrs, Gerald Brirttnell,
Terri and. Scott with Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Rundle and Larry.
Mrs. Wilbert Payne and Jim of
London with Mrs. Robert Rundle
and Jack.
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walper
celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary last week
with a family dinner at the Dom-
inion hotel in Zurich.
Guests at the dinner were their
son, Donald Walper, Mrs. Walper
and son, Mr. & Mrs. Emery
Stebbins, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
DesJardine and family. They
were presented with a silver tea
and coffee service.
COMPLETE STUDY OF BRAZIL
The UCW evening unit held
their meeting last Tuesday eve-
ning with a good attendance. Mrs.
Carman Lovie led the opening
worship. Mrs. Leslie Greenwood
sang a solo.
Mrs. Harold Walper completed
the study book on Brazil. Mrs.
Emery DesJardins and Mrs. El-
gin Webb read letters from mis-
sionaries for prayer.
Mrs. Greenwood, unit leader,
conducted the business. Mother
M. peters of Sarnia will be guest
speaker at the May meeting.
PERSONALS
At the Easter Sunday morning
worship service at the Grand
Bend United Church twenty-two
were received into the member-
ship of the church.
Mr. Lloyd Baker is a patient
at Byron Sanitorium.
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Pfile and
children and Alan Pfile of Sarnia
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. & Mrs, Herbert Pfile.
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hamilton
and Debbie of Ottawa spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Alex Hamilton and Brad-
ley.
Miss Linda Mason of Cedar
Springs is spending this week
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Mason.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Finan and
daughter of Estevan, Sask. are
visiting with his father, Mr. Earl
Finan.
Mr. Mrs. Roy Keizer and
family of Embro with Mr, & Mrs.
Lawrence Beckett and girls
Mr. & Mrs. J. C, McAlister
and family of Sudbury with Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Webber.
Mr. .& Mrs. Laverne Rodd and
family with Mr. & Mrs. Elmer
McLaughlin and family of Kit-
chener.
Ricky McLaughlin of Kitchener
with Wayne Rodd.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Lane and
family, Mr, Donald McLachlin
and Robert, Mr. & Mrs, James
mcLachlin and Mieses Laurel
and Dianne Wilcox all of Sernia
with Mr, & Mrs. James Mc-
Lachlin and family. Michael Lane
remained for holidays with Jim-
my McLachlin.
With Mr. & Mrs. G e or ge
Wheeler and David were Rev &
Mrs. John Cooke and Jack of
Thamesford, Mrs. John Butters,
Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela
and Calvin, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn
Copeland, Cynthia and Ellen.
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine, Mr.
& Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson,
Lynn and Dale of Fourth Line.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Lawson of
St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Elliott
Clarke of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Rohde and Robert of Mit-
chell were Saturday evening
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Lawson and Ed.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tazier
and family of Grimsby have re-
cently moved to the farm they
purchased from Mr. & Mrs. Ger-
ald Lawson.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy McCurdy,
Jamie and Danny of Kirkton were
Sunday evening guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Ira McCurdy.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Dobson of
Kirkton were Wednesday guests
with Mrs. Arthur Hopkins.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jaques en-
joyed the CKSL Coffee Club bus
tour to Washington on the week-
end.
BLACK KNIGHT LODGE
The Black Knight Lodge held
a euchre in the hall Friday even-
ing with prizes for ladies high
won by Mrs. Roy Pepper; lone
hands, Mrs. Cecil Neil; men's
high, Mr. Max Switzer; lone
hands, Mr. Archie Levy; draw
for a box of groceries, Mr. Roy
Pepper; ladles door prize, Mrs.
Evan Hodgins.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The executive was in charge
of the April meeting of the Dash-
wood WI. Roll call was answered
with a safety tip. A reading was
given by Mrs. Glen Webb as well
as a reading on safety by Mrs.
Leonard Schenk. Everyone joined
in singing a safety song.
The president, Mrs. Syd Baker,
took charge for the business.
The Officers Conference is to
be held at Guelph University
in May and the National presi-
dent Mrs. Matheson is to be
guest speaker. Mrs. J, M. Tie-
man was appointed to look after
Exeter Fair exhibit for 1966.
Plans were made for the District
Annual to be held in Dashwood
community hall May 19. Mrs.
Leonard Schenk reported on the
executive meeting held in Hen-
sail. The annual reports of the
standing committees were given.
Mrs. J. M. Tiernan gave the
report of the nominating com-
mittee and the following officers
were elected: Past president,
Mrs. Syd Baker; president, Mrs.
Glen Webb; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs.
Howard Maier; secretary-trea-
surer, Mrs. John Rader; assis-
tant, Mrs. Ervin Devine.
Convenors of standing commit-
tees, Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Milford Merner;
Citizenship and Education, Mrs.
Emil Becker; Home economics
and Health, Mrs. Valentine Beck-
er; Historical Research and Cur-
rent Events, Mrs. L eonard
Schenk; Tweedsmuir History
Curator, Mrs. Irvin Rader; Re-
solutions, Mrs. Stuart Wolf e;
District Director, Mrs. Syd Bak-
er; alternate, Mrs. J. M. Tieman;
nominating committee and direc-
tors, Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mrs. Emil
Becker, and Mrs. Ralph Weber;
pianist, Mrs. Ken McCrae; audi-
tors, Mrs. Harold Kellerman and
Mrs. Harry Hoffman. The offi-
cers were installed and lunch
served.
Special Easter services were
held in both the Evangelical UB
church and the Lutheran church
both Good Friday and Sunday.
Sunrise services were held in
both churches. In the Lutheran
church the Pastor, Rev. Wm.
Getz delivered the message and
group 1 of the Ladies Aid with
Mrs. Harry le ayter convenor
served the breakfast. In the EUB
church the service was conducted
by the Youth Fellowship led by
Norma Weigand, Diane Weber,
Ricky Gaiser, Bill Hoffman and
Douglas Bender. A trio of girls
Eleanor Wolfe, Beth Snell and
Bonnie Mason sang. The Bethany
Sisters Sunday School class serv-
ed breakfast.
During Sunday School the fol-
lowing Youth Fellowship mem-
bers brought in self denial boxes,
Ronnie Mason, Jim Hoffman and
Harold Bender.
By MRS, L.
EASTER VISITORS
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alf
Smith and family on Good Friday
when Mr. Smith celebrated his
birthday were Miss Susan C astat-
or and Mr. Chico Okihiro of
Alderwood, Mr. Roy Smith of
Metro Toronto, Mr. Ron Beaton
of Hensall and Mr. Don Mantey
of Zurich.
S/I, and Mrs. Robert Palmer
and family of Downsview and Mr,
Calvin Fahrner with Mr. & Mrs.
Emmery Fahrner,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Mahoney and
Kerry of Galt with Mr. & Mrs,
Sam King.
Miss Judy Lamport of Wind-
sor with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Ed. Lamport,
Mr. Everett Fahrner Good Fri-
day with Mr. & Mrs. Wallace
Fahrner and family of London.
With Mr. Harry Beaver was
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Beaver of
Pittsburg, Miss Gertrude Beaver
of Detroit and Mr. Howard Beav-
er of Hamilton.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hillborn
and Cathy, Prescott with Mrs.
E. Feist and Nola. Mrs. Hillborn
and Cathy remained for the East-
er vacation.
With Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fink-
beiner were Mr. & Mrs. Eugene
Finkbeiner and family of Barrie.
Mr. & Mrs. Clare English of
Oshawa, Miss Ruth Morris and
Mrs. Julia Barabas of Toronto
with Miss Ella Morlock.
Miss Carol Hendrick returned
home early in the week after
spending Easter weekend in New
York. She travelled with a group
of students of Wells Academy
from London and Kitchener.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hendrick
and Pamela of Owen Sound with
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Hendrick.
Mr. Albert Gaiser and mem-
bers of his family motored to
Washington on the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Cestricher
with Mr. Robert Greenwood and
family of Don Mills.
With Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hill were Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn
Webb and family of Clinton and
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jennison and
family of Grand Bend and Mr.
& Mrs. Allen Pfaff and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Preszcator of
Kinburn visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Hill Saturday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Priestly and
girls, Tilbury, with Mr. & Mrs.
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p,RESZATOR.
Lorne Preszcator and boys, Sun-
day,
PERSONALS
Mrs. C. Verkerk spent •a few
days last week with Mr. & Mrs.
A, Schreuders of Kitchener.
Greta Verkerk remained for the
Easter vacation.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Zondag, Grand
Rapids spent a couple days at
the end of the week with Mr. &
Mrs. C. Verkerk.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Butler and
Don Unterfer, Grand Ole Opry
stars of Nashville, Tennessee
visited Tuesday with Mr, & Mrs.
Allan Becker and family.
By GORDON MORLEY
The UCW meeting was held in
the church basement April 6.
Mrs. Bill Fenton opened the
meeting with an Easter call to
worship and was assisted in the
devotional by Mrs. Howard Fent-
on and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mu-
sical number was given by Mrs,
Douglas Dixon.
A paper on Lent was given by
Mrs. Jack Hodgson followed by
a poem read by Mrs. George
Lee. The president Mrs. Jack
Hodgson took the chair for the
business and it was decided to
hold a bazaar and tea Wednes-
day afternoon May 25, The church
ladies were invited to attend
regional rally at Lieury church
May 11 and to Greenway United
church bazaar April 22 in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Dixon who recently
left and moved to her new home
in Centralia was presented with
a gossip-bench by the ladies.
Group II ladies served lunch
and social half hour followed.
PERSONALS
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Vio-
let Allison were Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Morley, Edna and Bev, Terry
Hodgins, Kathleen Morley and
Mrs. Pearl Morley of Lieury.
Miss Betty Amos of London and
Mr. Ross Amos of Hamilton spent
the weekend with their parents
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Amos.
Confirmation class
At an evening service in the Protestant Chapel, Canadian Forces
Base Centralia 12 candidates were confirmed in the United Church
of Canada by the Base Protestant Chaplain, S/L J. H. McAvany,
assisted by elders S/L E. Keasey and FS F. Koch. Candidates con-
firmed were: Barbara Arnold, Karon Keasey, Judith Malone, Jewel
McAvany, Gloria Senft, Joan Slater, Kathryn Whittington, Judy Whit-
tington, Brian Jones, William Malone, Alan Youngash and Ronald
Youngash, A reception in honour of the candidates was held by the
Guild in the Chapel rooms following the service.
Dashwood WI elects officers
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