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at Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mrs. Dorothy Heard, St.
Marys spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Kellett.
Miss Jennifer Sharp, Sar-
nia spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde,
Mitchell visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mr. David Duncan, Strat-
ford a second year
theologian student spent the
weekend with Pastor Ross
and Mrs. Hargreaves.
Pastor Ross Hargreaves
spent last week at Ceda1;
Glen.
A large number of people
from this area attended
Open House Sunda at the
home of Mr. and Floyd
Cooper of Elimin
in
honour of their d ughter
Kathy's wedding on Satur-
day to Robert Bray.
Miss. Elaine Stewart of
London spent the weekend
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Gordon Pengally,
Belgrave, Mrs. Myrtle
Metters, Exeter. Mr. and
Mrs. David Passmore
attended ' shower for Miss
Betty Crawford and Gerald
Grace at Detroit on Sunday.
They are bride and groom to
be in the near future.
Pastor Ross Hargreaves
was in charge of the church
service Sunday. He told the
children's story. Miss Agnes
Bray favoured with an organ
solo "What a Friend We
Have In Jesus" with
variations.
Mr. David Duncan read
the different passages of
Scripture Ezekiel 36, 22 - 27,
Joel 2 26 29 and different
verses from Romans 8. Mr.
Duncan had as his sermon
"The Ministery of the Holy
Spirit.
Wednesday May 6 at 8 a
joint session meeting will be
held at the manse.
Sunday May 10 the Sunday
School members are asked
to meet at 11 a.m. to have
their attendance marked
before the combined service
at 11:15.
Sunday May 24 at 8 p.m. a
30 voice choir, from
Woodstock will have a ser-
vice in the church.
Many people from this
area attended the Spring
Concert 81. "Show Business
at Usborne Central School
PART OF THE CAST — Two casts performed Goofus and the Golden Goose at Exeter
Public School this week. Thursday night's performers incltfded, from the left, Ronnie Loucks,
Doug Kells, Kim Crawford, Mark Mathers and Sandy Pratt.
At Parkhill achievement night
Times -Advocate, May 6, 1981 Pape 9
Greenway 4-H girls honored
By ANNE WALPER
GREENWAY
4-H Achievement Night
was held at Parkhill on
Thursday evening. This com-
pleted the club "Which
Came First the Chicken or
the Egg?" Betty Ann
Mollard received a
Leadership Certificate for
leading clubs for five years.
Elizabeth Waiper received
Provincial Honours for hav-
ing completed twelve clubs
and Jamie McLeod received
County Honours for having
completed six clubs. Other
members are Robin Turner,
Martha Mollard, Brenda
Bullock, Karen Lagerwerf,
Lynne and Laurie Rowe, and
Janet Eagleson.
The girls planned an ex-
hibit "Egg Gadgets". The
commentator was Karen
Lagerwerf and Lynne Rowe
was her assistant. The
leaders and the nine girls of
Cloverdale No. 3 Club were
presented with silver spoons
and both leaders received 4-
H pins.
Everyone had enjoyed the
club and learned much about
cooking with eggs and
chicken. Miss Grace Bird
with the Ontario Ministry of
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Agriculture and Food from
London was the Home
Economist.
Several people from here
attended the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary for
Hans and Doris Harms
which was held at the Thed-
ford Arena on Saturday
night.
The United Church Women
are meeting on Wednesday
of this week at the Manse in
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Smithers spent Tuesday of
this week in London. While
there they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred •Mallette, Mrs.
Rogs Scafe and Carman
Smithers.
The Rev Harley Moore
spent some time recently at
the Cedar Glen Conference
Centre. The event was, "The
Minister as Professional
Leader." It was conducted
by Dr. Lyle Schaller of the
Yokefellow institute of
Napperville, Illinois. Thirty-
four ministers from Ontario
attended. It was a course on
dealing with various parish
problems that are part of the
1980's.
Many people attended the
Masonic banquet and dance
that was held on Friday
evening at the Parkhill Com-
munity Centre.
The dessert euchre that
was held at the Anglican
Church Hall was well attend-
ed with tea tables being us -
Baptism at
Dashwood
Rv MRS. IRVIN RADER
Jennifer Margaret and
Melissa Evelyn, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Miller
were baptized in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday
May 3 by Rev. M. Mellecke.
Sponsors were Joseph and
Margaret Dumigan and Ron
and Judy Dougall:
Senior citizens from
Dashwood attended the zone
rally at Vanastra April 28.
Please note: the next
meeting of Dashwood
Seniors will be Tuesday May
19.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
Were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller
and girls, Zion.
Mrs. Karen Pedersen has
returned home after spen-
ding the winter months in
California with her
daughters Karen and Martha
and families.
Mrs. Flossie Willert has
returned home from South
Huron hospital, Exeter.
Personals
Funeral service for the
late Lorne Genttner was
held Thursday April 29 in
Zion Lutheran church. Pall
bearers were Hugh and Roy
Morenz, Bob and George
Maier, Ron Fritzley and Bev
Genttner.
Flowers in the church Sun-
day were placed by the fami-
ly in loving memory. There
were also flowers from the
Salmon family.
ed. Winners were high -
Marjorie Steeper. low -
Hazel St. Jean of Chateau
Gardens), lucky prize -
Louise Vandenberk.
Best wishes of our com-
munity go to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Morley I Debbie
Ansems) who were married
recently. Debbie is the
youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ansems.
On Sunday the church was
beautifully decorated with
spring flowers and the
Junior Choir sang "Look on
the Sunnyside." The Senior
Choir sang "Don't take Your
Eyes Off the Saviour." Ruby
Isaac was the very capable
choir leader. The Rev.
Harley Moore spoke on "The
Christian Pilgrim."
Jamie Eagleson, son of
Ken and Ruthanne Eagleson
is a patient is St. Joseph's
Hospital where he is having
his tonsils removed on Mon-
day.
Mrs. Rose Isaac of
Chateau Gardens spent Sun-
day with Jim and Doris
Eagleson.
. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Harnden of London spent
Sunday with the Waiper
family.
The Wind-up: A father
tasked his son "How do you
stand in school?" The son
replied "In the corner, as
usual."
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