Times-Advocate, 1978-11-23, Page 16/
Times-Advocate, November 23, 1978
Dashwood church group elect new slate of officers
Dy MRS. IRVIN RADER
The church and society
group with Mrs. Mervyn
chairlady was in
of the November
meeting of Calvary United
Church Women with the
theme “Remembrance
Day" and Mrs Greta
Schade and Mrs. Gerald
Tieman
charge
GIFT PRESENTED FORMER HOSPITAL
ADMINISTRATOR Elmer Taylor who was the ad
ministrator for the past four years for South Huron Hospital in
Exeter was honoured by his former staff Thursday afternoon.
Presenting a gift to Taylor was Dr. GarnetLeitch, chairman of
the hospital's board of directors. T-A photo
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Mason taking part in the
worship. Let there be Peace
on Earth was sung
Mrs. Syd Baker gave a
reading on happenings dur
ing World Wars 1 and 2 and
included “In Flanders
Fields.” She hoped everyone
would stop to remember all
who gave their lives Mrs
Ken McCrae and Mrs.
Tieman played a piano duet.
Mrs. Tieman introduced
Rev. and Mrs. George
Anderson of Exeter who had
visited their son and wjfe
last winter in the Barbados.
Rev. Kenneth Anderson who
as a boy attended public
school in Dashwood when
his parents lived here, is a
professor in a theological
college where 90“ of the
students are coloured. Pic
tures shown brought out the
beauty of the Barbados
Mrs. Anderson displayed in
teresting articles she had
brought home.
Mrs. Gordon Bender,
president, dealt with the
business. Twenty members
answered the roll call. A
number of the members had
been guests of the Zurich
ladies at St, Boniface
Catholic church the previous
evening. Donations were
made to the Canadian Bible
Society. Care. War
Memorial hospital. Crippled
children. World Relief. Crib
quilts_ had been donated to
the
guest. He spoke of his life at
the seminary in St.
Catharines. This was follow
ed by discussion. They
decided not to look after the
rink this year. They will be
doing the annual reports.
New Books In
Mrs. Ray Rader,
librarian, says the books
■ have been changed and there
is a fine selection on hand.
Services and Mrs. Eben
Weigand read a letter of ap
preciation. The Christmas
dinner will be held on the
regular meeting night with
husbands or a friend guests.
Rev. Bruce Guy was in
charge of the election of of
ficers for 1979. Past presi
dent. Mrs Hugh Boyle;
president. Mrs. Gordon
Bender; vice president.
Mrs. Don Gaiser; secretary,
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe; assis
tant, Mrs Bill Chandler;
treasurer, Mrs. Syd Baker;
pianist. Mrs. Ken McCrae:
assistant. Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman: card convener,
Mrs Greta Schade:
nominating committee,
Mrs. Ralph Weber. Mrs.
Bruce Guy and Mrs. Lloyd
Guenther; auditors. Mrs.
Harry Hoffman and Mrs.
Letta Taylor. Group con
veners, Christian Develop
ment. Mrs. Eben Weigand;
Stewardship, Finance and
Leadership development.
Mrs. Bruce Guy: Church
and Society. Mrs. Mervyn
Tieman: World Outreach,
Mrs. Mildred Kellerman;
and Prayer Group
chairlady. Mrs. Bruce Guy.
Ernest Koehler is a resi
dent at Huronview. Clinton.
Arthur Haugh is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don.
Shawn Mathew, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayter
was baptized in Zion
Lutheran church, Sunday,
November 19, by Pastor M.
Mellecke. Witnesses were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Guenther.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Hayter and
Shawn Mathew were Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hayter, Jeff
and David, Mrs. Ernest
Koehler Mr. and-Mrs.
Nelson Wells and Steven,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Guenther and Benjamin,
Exeter; and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wells, Ailsa Craig;
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hayter,
Tim and Todd, Lucan.
f.
Familv and Children's
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at Kippen
enjoy trip to west
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen East Women’s
Institute and
tfnsYear
PRICED FROM
HONOUR RETIRING EMPLOYEE — Mrs. Dorthy Brady of
Exeter, South Huron hospital's administration secretary for
the past ten years, was honoured Thursday by the hospital's
employees. Presenting a gift on behalf of the hospital was
chairman of the board of directors Dr. Garnet Leitch.
Ernie Harris and Mr and
Mrs. Ross Hodgert were
guests at the Bruijns-Harris
wedding at Gethsemanv
United Church, London and
the reception and dance at
the Ilderton Community
Centre Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Rohde visited Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
William Schoonderwoerd.
Clinton and were Sunday
evening supper guests with
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Rohde,
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller.
Robbie, Kenny and Shelly
were guests at the 50th wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mrs. James Willis at the
Kirkton Community Centre.
Mrs. Sutherland.
Strathrov is visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Mr. Miller and grand
daughter Mrs. Jack Hodgert
and Mr. Hodgert.
A fair crowd attended the
Fellowship Group meeting
at Elimville Sunday even
ing. The next meeting will
be held December 28.
Miss Cathy Brazier.
Brantford spent the
weekend with her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Passmore.
The steering committee of
the Centennial year met at
the home of Mrs. Donald
Brav. Tuesday evening.
Listen to Student
The youth of Zion
Lutheran church held their
Joy meeting November 12
with seminarian student.
Doug Priestap. special
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To The Electors of
Tuckersmith
I wish to thank all those that voted on
November 13th and a special thanks for
those that voted for me. Best wishes, from
all of us at Falcon Spring Farms to all the
people in Tuckersmith in 1979.
Franklin M. Falconer.
their friends
Your Christmas lights
are you sure they’re safe?
• If you're buying new
lights make sure they fCh
have the CSA mark of
approval
• Fasten strings of fights securely
and position cords where they
won't be a hazard
• If your lights have been used
before examine them carefully
and discard any set that has
damaged sockets or worn
insulation
• Never use indoor lights
outdoors
You can help conserve energy by not switching on your
Christmas lights until after the dinner hour, and turning them off
before retiring for the night
EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
M. A, Greene - Chairman
C. H. Livingstone - Commissioner
H.L. Davis-Manager
B. K Shaw - Commissioner
enjoyed a trip to Western
Canada with ine Beef
Producers when Stan
Paquette showed his pic
tures in the Hensail Legion
Hall, Wednesday.
He was introduced by the
President Mrs. Dave
Triebner and thanked by
Mrs. Campbell Eyre. Mrs.
Triebner gave a Remem
brance Day reading and a
resume of the area con
vention held in London.
The Roll Call, name a new
crop that is grown locally
drew attention to the crops of
mustard seed, asparagus,
cauliflower, brussels
sprouts, cabbage, peanuts,
strawberries, raspberries,
etc that were not grown
locally until recently. Mrs.
Campbell Eyre gave a
reading “What is a Far
mer?” Mrs. Grace Drum
mond conducted as contest.
UCW meets
Kippen UCW held their
monthly meeting Thursday.
tMrs. Robert Kinsman gave
the worship. Mrs. Gerald
Moffatt assisted by Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper presented a
skit on the Lord’s Prayer.
Mrs. Edison McLean
brought in the report of the
nominating committee. Mrs.
Bert Faber reported on the
success of the supper. Other
business was the Sunday
School'skating party to be
held November 29. Hostesses
for the meeting were Mrs.
Tom Reid and Mrs. Wm
Consitt who also served
lunch.
Personals
Archie Parsons is a patient
in South Huron Hospital.
John Gibson, Wroxeter,
was a recent visitor with Mr.
& Mrs. W. L. Meilis.
Mr. & Mrs. W. U. Meilis
and Mrs. M. Barnard called
to extend congratulations to
Mr. & Mrs. John McGee,
Blyth, on the occasion of
their 50th wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. Hugh Alderdice,
Meaford, is visiting relatives
in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reid of
Kippen have just returned
from a weekend in Stouff-
ville where they stayed
with their daughter and son-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Hughes who arranged a 40th
wedding anniversary dinner
dance for the whole family
at The Doctor’s House and
Livery in Kleinburg, Satur
day evening.
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