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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-04-25, Page 5THE VEIL — The Crediton United Church Soul Survivors presented an Easter Cantata Friday night. Shown in action are Russell Finkbeiner, Rick Hamilton, Robbie Finkbeiner, Jeff Slaght and Steve Lightfoot.T-A photo. Elimville WI elects slate of officers By SHIRLEY COOPER The annual meeting of the Elimville Women's Institute was held recently at the hall. President Mrs. Ron Fletcher opened the meeting with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The Bi -Centennial project in.which Hurondale, Kirkton and Elimville are working tugetherwas discussed. The institute will enter an exhibit at Exeter and Kirkton fairs. The district annual at Dashwood was discussed. Our institute is in charge of the "In Memoriam". Mrs. Howard Pym and Mrs. Marion Skinner will look after it. The delegates will be Mrs. Ron Fletcher, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mrs. Ivan Brock and Mrs. Marion Skinner. Mrs. Olga Hern is piecing a quilt and institute members will quilt it and give it to the Kirkton-Woodham swimming pool committee to help raise money for their project. Mrs. Melville Buswell represented the institute at the Town and County Homemakers banquet and meeting. She will report at the next meeting. Past president Mrs. Marion Skinner installed the new of- ficers, which are past presi- dent - Mrs. Floyd Cooper, president Mrs. Ron Fletcher, 1st vice-president - Mrs. Carl Gower, 2nd vice-president Mrs. Melville Buswell, Sec.- Treas. - Mrs. Ivan Brock, Ass't Sec.-Treas. Mrs. Olga Hern, District Director Miss Ruth Skinner, Alternate district director - Mrs. Mar- jorie Dykeman, Branch direc- tors - Mrs. Jerry Grubb, Mrs. Kay Morley and Mrs. Elson Lynn, Public relations - Mrs. Lorne Johns; examiners - Mrs. Iloward Pym and Mrs. Philip Johns. The standing committees gave all their reports, along It's still early, but be sure to book now for custom spraying of your lawn, trees or shrubs. Fully licensed and insured. Lakewood Nursery R.R. 2 Zurich, 236-4479 Open 9 - 6 doily 12 - 6 Sunday A good selection of 'our trees and shrubs are now available. with president and secretary treasurer. The meeting clos- ed with a social time. An executive meeting was held at the home of the presi- dent Mrs. Ron Fletcher on April 16. The meetings where planned for the next year. Elimville joined with the Thames Road people for the annual Good Friday church service. The Elimville and Thames Road Young People held their annual Sun Rise Service and breakfast at Thames Road on Sunday morning. A good number of young people attended. Sunday morning a large number attended the Easter Crediton By MRS. PETER MARTIN Katie Christine Pfaff, daughter of Bruce and Robin Pfaff was baptised at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church on Easter Sunday. Following the baptism Katie, her parents and her sister were guests of honor at the home of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar Pfaff and boys. Great-grandparents Mr: and Mrs. Henry Becker of Zurich, Missy Sandilands. London and Joe and .Joanne Dewan and boys also attended the celebration. Well, the bunny hopped up to the post office and left me chocolate marshmallow bun- nies and eggs and an assort- ment of jelly beans and pure chocolate eggs. Were they ever yummy. 'Thank you, mystery bunny. Place Settings 30co off * Durring our special sale! A name that is world-renowned for both itS artistry and its imprc«n list of patrons. When you choose Paragon ... you choose elegant. c. Illustrated are i of the exquisite Paragon patterns included in this special "Limited Time" sal,v. You'll always be proud to own and mos. using your Paragon fine English bone thina ... and now's the time to buy. r church service. A number of young people presented a drama "The Real Resurrec- tion". The first act was a scene from a home of the times and the second scene was in a home five years after the resurrection with friends of Jesus. The Elimville United Church Women will meet Wednesdsay evening at the church. Balloon found of SIsIpka By MRs. HUOiI MORINZ Those from this area who attended the Easter Ecumenical at Church of God last Tuesday evening were Lucille Vincent, Leota Snyder, Mabel Guenther, Violet Brown and Annie Morenz. A helium balloon sent up by two children in the St. Marys area was found recently in this area. Several folks from here at- tended the Good Friday joint service of Anglicans, Church of God and United Church members at the United Church in Grand Bend. Six of those attending from here, shared their musical talent by singing in the combined choir of 27, from the three churches. Easter visitors Milton and Eva Sweitzer were supper guests, Sunday, at their daughter's, Sandra and Jim Campbell, and gran - daughters Kim and Kelly, at Exeter. Ferman and Leota Snyder attended an Easterdinner family gathering at their daughter's, Suzanne and Otto Plein, Christopher and Melissa at Elmira. Others at- tending, were Jim and Judy Snyder, of this are, Keith and Nancy Snyder, Greenway, Ed and Gail Snyder, Strathroy and Esther and Ric Storey, London. Barbara and Gerald Higdon and' Scotty of Moorefield, were Sunday guests at her sisters, Beverley and John Keller, Sherri-Lvnn and Stephen. With Don and Elizabeth and Clark Adams for Sunday sup- per, were Brock and Dianne Adams, and Mark Adams, all of London and Les and Mar- jorie Adams, of Exeter. Willis and Ella and Michelle. Mabel Desjardine visited Sunday at Alvin and Clara Statton's at Grand Bend. Drop-in visitors with the Degjardine's on the weekend were Steve and Diane Argyle, of Bayfield, Maurice Desjardine, of Huron Park, and Karl McNaughton of Lucan. Sunday dinner guests with Hugh and I were Mrs. Hazel Corbett, Hensall, Ross and Donna Corbett, Hensall area, and Bill Morenz, London. An Easter highlight for us was a long distance phone call to wish us, "Happy Easter" from our granddaughter Persephone and her little brother Christian in Co - Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. James Barnes, Parkhill visited Saturday morning with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum and Carl, RR 1 Walton. Also even- ing guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Glanville and family, RR 1 Walton and Mrs. Ed Regele and Norman Hubiey, RR 4 Walton. Stan and Shirley Preszcator, Brenda Glanville, Crediton and Mrs. David Isaac, Centralia spent Mon- day with their cousin Clifford Thornton, London. quitlam, B. . on Sunday evening. Drop in visitors over the weekend with us were Wayne, Jennifer and Ian Parker, of Goderich. Ball registration will be held tonight April 26, at Shipka Community Centre, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . for boys and girls ages 5 to 13 years. 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