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13.ctptismal service
at Centralia U.C,
By MRS. FRED I30WDEN
Rev. Harley Moore, Gratict
Bend conducted the Com-
munion and Baptismal
service in the United Church
on Sunday morning, Romans
Chapter Chapter 12, verse 1
was the text used by Rev.
Moore for his communion
sermon and he reminded his
listeners that every
Christian is called to make
sacrifices.
Baptismal rites were
administered to Christopher
Paul Jones, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Jones, Exeter;
Shauna Lee-Anne Belle,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs,
Leslie Belle, London; and
Christian Robert Stuckless,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stuckless, Huron Park.
Mark Jeffery Stuckless
and Leslie Belle were
baptized and received into
church membership.
Mr. Paul Schott conducted
services at Greenway and
Grand Bend United Chur-
ches and was a guest
following the services with
Rev. and Mrs. Moore.
Personals
Mrs. Earl Dixon is a
patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Shoebottom, Parry Sound,
and Miss Mary Shoebottorn,
London were Weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Shoebottom and family.
Mrs. Russell Wilson ac-
companied her daughter,
Margaret, on a flight to
Florida for a week's
vacation. On Sunday Mrs
Wilson and family were
dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Ian Lambie in
Wyoming.
Reg and Helen Aubin,
Seaforth, spent Sunday with
her sister, Von Overholt and
Pauline.
The "Meet. Your Neigh-
bour Club" attended the
Indoor Gardening Summary
program at Dashwood
Community Hall Monday
night. The meeting was
sponsored by the Home
Economics Branch of
Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Good supervision is the art
of getting average people to
do superior work
By MANUEL CURTS
The April meeting of the
'United Church Women was
held at the home of Evelyn
Curts with 23 members
present.
Evelyn opened the worship
with an organ solo "In the
Garden," after which she
read the poem "God's
counting on you" followed by
the reading of Psalm 24, The
Lord's Prayer was repeated
in unison.
Mrs. Lawrence Curts told
the Easter Story in verse,
interspersed with duets by
Mrs. Harold Brophey and
Mrs. Harry Isaac entitled
'Break Thou the Bread of
Life,' neath the Ole Olive
Trees,' Alas and did my
Saviour Bleed". and 'Lead
me to Calvary'. This very
enjoyable part of the
meeting closed with the
hymn "Crown Him with
Many Crowns."
Mrs. Harley Moore then
told us about life in Japan,
She was assisted by Doris
Eagleson, Shirley Eagleson,
Martha Geromette and
Lillian Ulens. She read a
poem "Japan can teach,"
written by Kagawa. A
contest on Japanese articles,
was won by Mabel Guenther.
The president, Iva
Lagerwerf, then led the
meeting. Edna Woodburn
read the correspondence.
The minutes were read by
Anne Walper and approved.
Doris Eagleson gave the
treasurer's report,
Business items were
discussed and. the meeting
closed with the Benediction
and Grace. Shirley Eagleson
and Anne Walper assisted
the hostess in serving a
delicious lunch, and a social
time followed.
A successful dessert
euchre was held by the
Ladies Guild of Grace
Anglican Church on Wed-
nesday afternoon. Nine
By MRS, STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Preszcator were Sunday
supper guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Glanville and
family, RR 1 Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Preszcator visited Saturday
with Mrs. Mary Thornton in
Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Wein and Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Hamilton, Grand Bend
visited on Friday with the
latter's aunt in Ingersoll.
tables were at play resulting
in the following winners:
Mary Kooy, Inez Woodburn
and Aldene Wolfe.
On Thursday evening, nine
members of the U.C.W.
attended the Easter
Ecumenical Service held in
St. John's By the Lake
Anglican Church, Grand
Bend. and report a most
rewarding time of fellowship•
together.
Reporter's note - Having
reported the above three
events, one wonders when
the men of our community
are going to give me
something to write about.
Paul Schott Centralia was
guest speaker at the United
Church service Sunday and
has earned a welcome here
anytime.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Laurence Brown upon
the birth of a son on Easter
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R.S. English
returned on Friday following
the winter's stay in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Reid,
London, were visitors
Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Piper.
A visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Larmer
for two weeks is Ken's
mother, of Blackstock.
Timas,Acivocate, Apr.il.1 b, 1980
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