HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-14, Page 8AT DASHWOOD CHURCH WORKSHOP - The first church management WQrkshop ever held in ()Norio un-
der the auspices of the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran church was held at Dashwoocl's Zion church this week.
Shown above checking the outline of the program are John Forrest, Exeter; John Daniels, managing director
of the. Canadian office of the International Lutheran Laymen's league; Mrs. Arnold Becker, Dashwood;
Professor Robert Garmatz, administrator of extension services of the International Lutheran Laymen's League
and Charles Martene, Dashwood. T-A photo.
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Members were, reminded of
World Pay at Prayer service at
Zion, March 1st; the 1.JCW
Presbyterial in Mitchell, March6
and the visit to the Wornen's
Rehabilitation Centre in London
March 12. The date set for the
Fashion Show is April '24.
.personals
Senior Citizens will meet in the
Commtfnity Centro again
Monday for an afternoon of
crokinole and cards.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Kimmer have
taken up resience in the village in
the house they purchased from
Carl Thwder., (the property of
the late 1VIrs.Clara Abbott).
Mrs. Russell Schroeder visited.
for a few days at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law Mr, &
Mrs. Sam Semple in London.
Rev. D. - M. Guest, former
minister at Centralia United
Church was voted Man of the
year by the _Senior Citizens of
Wyoming. He has taken a ,keen
interest and played an active part
in the organization since it was
first formed.
By MRS. FRED .09wpEN •
The regular meeting of the
CGIT was held in the schoolroom
of the church Tuesday evening
with Chris. Heaton and. Karen
Dietrich leading the worship
service.
The girls .completed the liquid
embroidery and made pin
cushions for the bazaar.
Nancy and Marylou Tindall led
in games, The girls are holding a
bazaar, February 16,
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The February meeting of the
UCW was held in the schoolroom
of the church Thursday evening
with Mrs. Elmer Powe, Mrs.
Lorne Hicks and Mrs. Harold
Lightfoot in charge of the
program. There were 35 in at-
tendance.
Mrs. Powe opened the meeting
with a poem, scripture reading
and meditation.
Mrs, Russell Wilson favoured
with a vocal solo, Mrs. Lorne
Hicks introduced the guest
speaker, James Stanley who
showed pictures and gave an
interesting talk on his work in
Senegal Africa.
The speaker was thanked by
Mrs. Harold .Lightfoot.
Mrs, W, R. Essery presided for
the business and paid tribute to a
deceased member, Mrs. Bessie
Elliott,
Women at Greenway
hosting prayer event
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London,
By the way; Girls beware! To-
day is Valentine's Day. The guy
to be suspicious of is the one who
pops in when pop's out.
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By MANUEL CURTS
Twenty ladies attended the
February meeting of the United
Church Women held at the home
of Evelyn Curts last Wednesday
afternoon. The devotions and
study session was under the
direction of Mrs. Russell Brown.
Led by the president, Mrs.
Jacob Lagerwerf, the
organization made plans for the
World's Day of Prayer service to
be- held March 1 in the United
Church to which the ladies of
area churches are invited to
attend,
An exchange of homemade
Valentines, a viewing of recent
quilting endeavours and a coffee
time added to the interest of the
occasion.
Willing Workers
The Willing Workers of the
United Church held their
February meeting Friday
evening at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Larmer.
The same evening Joanne
Walper entertained the members
of her Sunday School class at her
parents home.
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H. Kingma 537
0, Jaques 696
V, McF'alls 686
L. Smith 590
R. Reynolds 592
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A. Neal 841
P. Hrudka 614
R. Hippern 570
M, Sereda 642
G. Bouwman 616
N. Koehler 585
F. Wells 718
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B. Mercer 309
D. Bell 348
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G, Farris 274
B. Stire 289
S. Jesney 205
S. Zachar 247
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G. Farquhar 748
A. McNair 542
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L. Bower 642
J. Simpson 535
D. Rader 617
D. Patterson 494
B. Sangster 659
B. Hearn 679
G. Bierling 589
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R. Greene 533
P. Bereton 533
D. Bourne 767
N. Dowson 591
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A. Bishop 485
B. Dundas 526
RA Luther 627
S. Wright 565
H. Roberts 568
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Birthday Dinner
Mrs, Rose Isaac treated her
family to a dinner at the Village
Inn, Grand Bend, Saturday
evening, the occasion being her
83rd birthday.
Following the dinner Mr. &
Mrs, James Eagleson were host
and hostess for an entertaining
evening at their home.
Those attending were Mr. '&
Mrs. Lloyd Love, Parkhill, Mr.
& Mrs, Ervin Ratz, Shipita and
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Eagleson and
Lisle Woodburn, Greenway.
Visitors
Mrs. Jim Bingham, Toronto
and Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Port
Perry, were visitors last week at
the home of their brother and his
wife, Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Adair.
Their father, Archie Adair, is a
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