Times-Advocate, 1979-02-21, Page 8Pac^ 8 Tames* Adygeaire, February 21, 1979
Japanese student
speaks to women
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The postponed meeting of
the United Church Women
was held Monday evening
with 19 ladies present. The
meeting opened with* singing
“Love Divine”.
Mrs. Donald Bray read the
Scripture followed by a
reading “From Now On” by
Mrs. Gerry Morgan.
Mrs. William Rohde led in
prayer. Mrs. Reg Hodgert
and Mrs. Donald Bray
received the offering and
Mrs. Morgan offered
prayer.
Mrs. Reg Hodgert gave a
reading “The Rights of a
Child”.
Mrs. Reg Hodgert in
troduced the guest speaker.
Kotaro Watanabe of Exeter
who talked on geography
and culture of Japan. He
was very interesting. Mrs.
Morgan thanked Kotaro and
presented a gift.
Mrs. William Rohde open
ed the business part of the
meeting with a poem.
“Magic of a Friend”.
The usual business was
taken care of. It was men
tioned that members were
invited to Elimville for the
World Dav of Praver, March
2 at 2 P.M.
The ladies are catering to
the Oddfellows Friendship
Night Banquet on March 17
and to the Curling Banquet
on April 21. both at South
Huron Rec Centre.
It was decided to have the
annual strawberry and ham
supper, Monday, June 18.
It was decided to sponsor
the foster child for another
year.
Mrs. Rohde gave several
flashes for the Stewardship
and Finance Committee in
the absence of Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves.
The meeting was closed
with the singing of “A Creed
to Sing About” and Mrs.
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
A good crowd was in at
tendance at Brinsley United
Church Sunday for a
congregational dinner
meeting which followed the
regular worship service.
After an excellent meal,
Peter Snell conducted the
business meeting during
which the various reports for
1978 were presented and
approved.
The congregation
recognized the efforts of all
the church officials and
leaders during the past year,
and it was suggested that the
success of the charge was
due to a spirit of dedication
and co-operation among all
members of the church,
Scott Prest returned home
from the hospital last week.
April Hodgins has been
staying with her grand
parents Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Morley since Thursday.
Darlene Daley, David Lee
and Tom Ryerson were
competitors in the
McGillivray Home and
School public speaking held
recently in the school.
Rohde closed with payer
Group W under the
leadership of Mrs Fdwm
Miller and the hostess Mrs
John Pym served lunch
After church. Sunday the
ladies met and decided that
each lady of the V C W
would bring a tea towel for a
kitchen shower for Camp
Menestung at Goderich to
the March meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson.
Palmerston are coming as
guests to the March
meeting They are head of
the Goderich Camp.
4-H Club
Hurondale 1 started their
spring program for
“Accessories The Final
Touch”, February 5 at the
home of Janet Bray.
Brenda Ballantyne con
ducted the election of of
ficers namely president
Diane Ballantyne, vice-
president Ruth Bray;
rotating secretary, press
reporter Jackie Riehl.
Janet Bray told the group
about our club requirements
what types of accessories
we could make.
Brenda Ballantyne show
ed a color wheel and how to
mix primary colors and get
secondary colours. The
group had to find out their
basic colors for clothing.
The girls had to -find out
what different basic outfits
looked best for their figure
type and types of clothing
and accessories and colors
the various figure types
could wear.
Fellowship Group
Thirty-three people
attended the Fellowship
Group meeting Sunday even
ing. The program commenc
ed with a sing song. Mrs.
Elson Lynn gave a reading
“Living A Simpler Life” and
also a prayer, “Prayer of a
Blackfoot Indian”.
Jack Stewart introduced
Dr. Don and Mrs. Ecker,
Exeter who showed pictures
and gave a commentary of
their work last summer at
Hazelton, British Columbia
which was very interesting.
Mr. Ross Hargreaves
thanked the Eckers and
presented them with a che
que.
Mrs. John Pym, Miss
Agnes Bray, Mrs. Jack
Stewart and Mrs. Edwin
Miller served lunch.
Personals
Gerry Riehl returned
home from St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry J. Miller holidayed at
Florida last week.
Mr. Ross Hargreaves
attended a school of
Theology in Toronto. Mrs.
Hargreaves spent the week
with her family.
Miss Karen Rohde, Exeter
spent Sunday with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde.
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MAKING VALENTINE HEARTS — Heart making was the prime concern
Central School. Above, teacher Sandra Newton helps Gordie Hamilton,
Heywood, Ben Oke and Bradley Hern with their project.
during a Wednesday Valentine party at Usborne
Robbie Tomlinson, Michael Richardson, Stephen
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Happenings from Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Mr. & Mrs. Don'Adams
attended the funeral
Saturday, in Detroit of her
aunt Mrs. Grace Foster, of
Ormond Beach, Florida.
Also visiting another aunt,
Mrs. Eileen White, in
Detroit, and in Harrow with
Mrs. Adams mother and
sister, Mrs. Vera Collie and
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Murray.
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde
Nicholson, of Courtright, just
home from a five week
holiday in Texas, visited
here Sunday with her father
and sisters, Mr. Herbert
Harlton, Dorothy Harlton,
Mrs. Mabel Guenther and
Karen.
Gail Brady of Welland
spent the week end in Exeter
1 with her cousins, Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Campbell, Kim and
Kelly.
Visitors during the week
end with Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Baker Sr. were, Nancy
Baker of Kitchener and Mr,
& Mrs. Tony Regier,
Christopher and Heather of
Detroit.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Baker and
Jamie visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and girls
of Stratford.
Melvin Greb, attended the
funeral Saturday, of his
sister-in-law Mrs. Ervin
(Hattie May) Greb, at
Preston.
Mr. & Mrs. Garson Brady
of Welland spent the week
end with Mr. & Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer. Mrs. Elsie Comfort
of Welland and Mrs. Sylvia
Holloway, of St. Catharines
who have been holidaying
here for three weeks with
Mrs. Doris Sweitzer,
returned home, Sunday with
them. The two ladies on
holiday were feted here at
several family dinners
during their visit, with Mr. &
Mrs. Milton Sweitzer, Mr. &
Mrs.,--..’ ____C, — —
Mrs. Jack Pickering, Mr. &
Mrs. ' '
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, occasion of Jeff’s birthday,
’and with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Campbell and girls of
Exeter.
Cliff Russell, Mr.&
Mike Erickson, Mr. &
Jim Sweitzer on the
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