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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-01, Page 24Page 24 Times-Advocate, June 1, 1978 Elimville ladies discuss stewardship, 4-H elect, bride feted By KATHY COOPER Church Women held their The Elimville United meeting at the church Wednesday evening. The president Miss Ruth Skinner opened the meeting with a poem "Thoughts.” The roll call was answered by "What you would like to do to make the use of your time more enjoyable.” Mrs. John Batten and Mrs. Gilbert Johns will look after the Kirkton fair exhibit. The U.C.W. will cater to the Dykeman-Johns wedding in July. The fall rally will be at Chiselhurst October 17 and the Presberterial will be in Exeter, January 30. The unit leaders will look after flowers in the church. Mrs.Ross Hargreaves read a letter from the president of Conference. The program committee stewardship and finance were in charge of the meeting. An article on "Stewardship of giving” was read by Mrs. Howard Pym. The stewardship litany was read responsively and led by Mrs. John Batten. Mrs. Elson Lynn read the scripture. Mrs. Ron Fletcher Mrs. Lome Elford and Mrs. Lynn read an article "Tend my sheep.” Garden Gals The first and second meetings of the Garden Gals were held May 4. Elections of officers resulted as follows: President; Nancy Cornish, Press Reporter; Susy Van Der Speck and first rotating secretary Pam Coward. In the first meeting they discussed the requirement for the club, benefits of growing a garden, factors to consider when choosing a garden site and reasons for growing a garden. In the second meeting they discussed the steps in preparing the soil, sources of organic material, remember when your vegetable seeds, how to transplant, how to look after your garden and your flowers The members gathered around two tables and cut articles out showing the work of the U.C.W. The pictures were then made into mobiles. < Mrs. Lynn read an article "We are called to live out the gospel.” Mrs. Pym led in prayer, and read "God is counting on you.” and Dale Skinner gathered at Elimville hall on Friday evening to honor them prior to their marriage. Barbara Skinner read the address. They both thanked everyone for the lovely gifts they had received. Personals A large number from the community attended the Thames-Road Elimville pork barbeque on Saturday evening. The Thames-Road and Elimville congregation gathered at Elimville church Sunday morning for Mission and Service Sunday. Rev. Glen Wright was the guest minister. Each group of the church presented their gift at offering. Neatrice and Eddie Hunter, Carolyn DeGrew, Karen Johns and Kevin Traquair visited Montreal and Quebec last week on an Usborne Central School trip. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper visited Mr. & Mrs. Don Kyle and boys in London, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym and family attended the spring Convocation at the University of Waterloo May 25 when Joan received her Bachelor of Arts degree. Sunday dinner guests at the Pym’s were Ms. Laura Johns, Barbara Miller, Lori Sims, and Sylvia Stewart in honour of Joan’s recent graduation. NOW ... At Discount DAVE'SBridal Shower Many from the community gathered at the church recently to honor Joan Kerslake prior to her marriage in June. Lois Johns read the address. Melissa Seldon and Catherine Johns sang and Ann Johns and Joan Pym performed a skit during the shower. Joan thanked everyone for her gifts. Relatives of Joan Kerslake MIDDLESEX PROVINCIAL HONOURS — A number of Provincial Honours were presented at Saturday's 4-H Achievement Day for North Middlesex. Above, Middlesex Home Economist Carol Crerar presents certificates to Nancy DeBlock, Connie Vanderloo, Kathy Gilbert and Karen Vanderloo. T-A photo things to planting Mark Saintsbury event By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. Mary Mells was in charge of anniversary service at St. Patrick’s church Sunday. She took her text from the Second Chapter of Acts. Mrs. Tom Kooy was at the organ and accompanied William Lambourne of London who sang two solos, Miss Marylou Tindall con­ tributed a clarinet solo. Rev. Mary Mills dedicated 250 CANVASSERS RAISE $12,668 FOR CANCER IN SOUTH HURON Such a magnificent effort can only be possible with the utmost co-operation, determination, motivation and com­ mitment of a vast number of dedicated volunteers. May I express my personal thanks to each co-chairman and cap­ tain for their very special commitment this year and through you to every campaign volunteer who had the op­ portunity to have ownership in this years achievements As a team you can be justly proud of the 'block' that you have firmly put in place with the financial support of continuing, meaningful, productive research programs and the patient services fostered by our Society. The future will continue to demand the high calibre volunteerism that you as individuals and as a team per­ sonify. To all the people, business firms, service clubs and organizations who supported the campaign and gave cash donations we say thank you. Did you know that over 100,000 mice participate annually in the cancer research program in Ontario. And that it costs from $3 to $7 to send a mouse to college for cancer research. A well conducted and successful canvass of funds for cancer, I believe, is one that reaches the total community and allows everyone the opportunity to support the fight against cancer and aid those who have contacted the dis­ ease. This we are striving to do but it takes a tremendous amount of planning and large numbers of volunteer helpers. If we did miss you,give me a callcmdlwe'li trymot to next year. It is not our policy to print the names of volunteers and to acknowledge their support this way because of obvious costs. But maybe we can do it once in awhile as we are this year. So take a look at the long list and find the names of those who covered your town or area. One thing is certain — we'll need all their support and yours too next year. Cancer can be beaten and we are making progress, but only with your continued support. .Sincerely, Carfrey A. Cann Branch Campaign Chairman Exeter Division Canadian Cancer Society HURON COUNTY UNIT EXETER BRANCH CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY FUNDS CAMPAIGN 1978 Stephen Township Rural .... Usborne Township Rural ... Hay Township Rural .......... Hay Council ....................... Grand Cove Estate Res......... Huron Park Res...................... Centralia Res......................... Crediton Res.......................... Dashwood Res....................... Zurich Res............................... Hensall Res............................. Exeter Res............................... Exeter Comm......................... Exeter Beta Sigma Phi ....... Exeter Order of Eastern Star Industrial ............................. Total ..................................... $1386.75 1472.00 1517.00 .. 50.00 252.00 294.96 181.85 203.40 225.75 796.05 653.75 2415.80 377.00 1576.82 200.00 1065.00 12668 .13 a pair of brass candlesticks to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Mrs. An­ nie (Washburn) LeCompte former member of the church, Sunday. Following the service Mr & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins, Exeter visited Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Davis, London. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson Lucan, William Lambourne London and Gote Wen- nerstrom with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Personals The Saintsbury ladies and gentlemen catered to the Smith-Kraul Wedding Saturday in the Lucan arena. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were recent guests with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, Centralia and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan. 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