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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-02-17, Page 4Page 4 Times -Advocate, February 17, 1988 UC officers elected at Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR The annual meeting of Zion Unit- ed Chruch in Crediton was held Monday. evening , February 8 pre- ceded by a delicious pot luck din- ner. Rev. Brian Elder was chairman for the meeting and Harry Schroeder was recording secretary. The following officials were named for the corning year: Session Elders - Roy Wilson, Wayne King, Howard Hendrick, Al- vin Draiscy, Larry Ratz, Douglas Lightfoot and Ross Pickering. • Trustees - Lloyd Bender, Ross Pickering, Carl Witherspoon, Jim Finkbcincr, Doreen Lightfoot, Margaret Wilson, Ervin Ratz, Alf Smith, Eleanor Rocszlcr and John Stewart.- • Stewards - Donald Ratz, Harry Schroeder, Wayne King, Mike Pickering, flans Brand, James Mor - lock, 1loward 1lendrick, Douglas Lightfoot, Wilrnar Wein, Calvin Fahncr, Mary Draiscy, Fre'} Bow- ers, Wayne Katz, -Donald Finkbcin- cr, Ross Haugh,_ Bruce }lodge, Roy Wilson, Milton Swcitzcr, Jean Neil and Deb Hodge. Usher Committee Allan Brand, Alvin Draisey, \Vilmar Wein, Steve Lightfoot, Michael Lightfoot; Tre- vor Ratz and Ross 'laugh. -Cemetery Trustees - Donald Fink- beincr, Gerald Schenk, Ilarry llirt- zel, Gordon Finkbcincr, Russell Clarke, Nola Faist,. Milton- Sweit- zcr, Gordon Morlock. Leila Finkbcincr was named Pres- bytery lay delegate with Irene Haugh as the alternate. Auditors are Ray Morlock and Wilmar Wein, Deb Hodge is treasurer and organist is Doug Lewis. • The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from I Corinthi- ans 1:18-26 and Matthew 17:1-7 titled "Is Religious Faith Wishful Thinking?" Choir practice will be Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School rooms. In hospital at London University Ladies Guild at Dashwood meets By BERNICE BOYLE The Zion. Lutheran Ladies Guild met Tuesday, February 9 with 19 members present. Mrs. Jill Stoj- kovic was in c"arge of the opening devotion. President Nancy Rader held a bricf business meeting. They made a motion to send a donation to the Lutheran Bible Translators. Names of shut-ins were passed out with each member having to visit one shut-in for the month. Later in the evening a game was .played and a special lunch was served whichincluded a birthday cake for Jill Stojkovic. Altar Guild for February: Mrs. Elda Koehler and Mrs. Ninia Kraft. Every member would be included as part of the visiting committee. All ladies were encouraged to at- tend the Lenten mid -week services under the theme "People below the Cross". UCW meet The Calvary United Church Women held their meeting Tuesday February 9 with 20 members read- ing the opening scripture I Corin- thians Chapter 13. President Karen Ticman opened •vith prayer and the theme carried thr>ughout the whole meeting was "Love". Karen Tie - man, Charlene Ec',vards and Maida Gaiscr attended ill?, annual meeting in Clinton and an executive meeting ` in Sebringville. March 4 the World Day of Prayer will he held in Grand Bend United Church. Church in Society Convener Eliz- abeth Hendrick asked Bernice Boyle and Jane Newman to read various stories and pticros on Love. A trio consisting of Marion Rader, Shirley, Tiernan and Bernice Boyle sang! "Thc Way Ile Loves", accompanied by Idella Gabel on the piano and they closed the'meeting with "When You. Pray". Heart -shaped jello and biscuits were then enjoyed. 1 Friedsburg plans The Dashwood Fricdsburg Com- mittee met Tuesday January 26 and plans arc underway for another Fricdsburg Days with more family fur -filled events: Anyone in the community who would like to serve on the committee or make sugges- tions for different events please con- - tact Tom Haytcr or Ron Mcrncr. More information will be provided in later columns. Tom reported a 1987 Fricdsburg balloon travelled to Centreville, Virginia. Euchre Last Wednesday euchre held at the Community Centre had seven tables, prizes given to Greta Reste- maycr, high lady; Dorothy Mitch- ell, low lady. Anthony Marlene, -high matt; Mary McCann, low man; Theresa McCann, most }one hands; and birthday nearest - Shirley Marten. Next euchre is Tuesday, Febfuary 23 at 8 p.m. • Personals S.:nday visitors with Mary Rader were her son and family Paul, Su san, Ben and Robin Rader, London. 4 4 is Mrs. Jean Haist. At Victoria Hospital is Zachary Neil Entertaining evening An evening of good entertain- ment was held at Larry's Town and Country Restaurant on Friday, February 12. Doug Lewis, Geral' dine Schenk, Marj and Leory Walker, Ian Hamilton and friend provided the entertainment. Watch your paper for future dates when they will be back. Personals • Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Preszcator were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Rob England and family, Huron Park. Master Robert England celebrated his 14th birth- day on February 14. Also guests with the Englands wcre Mr: and Mrs. Richard Glanville, Jody Rhonda and Dwight, Parkhill; Mr. and Mrs. David Isaac and Tasha, Exeter; Mrs. Lorna Barnes and Jen- na, Ken Werham, Lori and Carrie,. Thedford; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farr, St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. John Arbo, Belinda and Daniel and Allan Bullock, Woodham. Allan returned home Saturday from Victoria Hos- pital, London after undergoing sur- gery on his eye. Friends, neighbours and relatives gathered for open house for Roy Schenk at the Craigholme Nursing Home, Ailsa Craig to wish Roy a Happy 90th birthday. Mrs. Grace (Ray) Morlock cele- brated her birthday on February 11. Crediton and District Social Club held their Valentine's Dance on February 13. Light and Easy supplied the music. Sony I missed i t. • - Students of the Toddlers Inn nursery school visited the Exeter Post Office recently. Above, post office employee Pam DeJong shows mail sorting procedures to students Amanda Jen- nings, Ann Marie Hod en, Jonathan Beecroft and Jamie McDonald. The PERMA FOAM advantage: every curve and contour of your body supported on a luxurious cushion of air. 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