Times-Advocate, 1979-11-21, Page 23BEST IN GRADE 12 — The Kongskilde Ltd. shield was presented to the top four students In
grade 12 at Friday's Commencement exercises at South Huron District High School« From
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TOPS IN GRADE NINE — At Friday's commencement exercises at South Huron District High
School, the top grade nine students received the H.J. Murphy-J.L. Wooden shield. From the
left are Sarah McClure, Esther Little, Kathy Love and Susan Deichert. T-A photo
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High School, Accepting the awards are Deb Webster, Shelley Wareing and JeannetteDe
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/1 was Jamaica night at
the November meeting of
Calvary United Church
Women with the World
Outreach group in charge
and Mrs, Mildred Kellerman
chairlady. The meeting
opened with a recording of
Jamaican music. Mrs.
Kellerman read a poem, The
ladies sang "He's Got the
Whole World", Scripture
readings were by Mrs, Earl
Guenther and Mrs. Clayton
Merner, Mrs. Don Gaiser led
in prayer followed by the
West Indies. Lord's Prayer
on record. Faye Gaiser
played a piano solo Miss
Barbara Laing spoke and
showed slides on the
beautiful island of Jamaica
where she lived for a number
of years before coming to
Canada six years ago, She
gave the history of Jamaica
and many interesting
happenings, She has been
back every year and sees
many changes especially the
effect of Christianity on the
slaves. She was thanked by
Mrs. Gaiser and presented a
gift, Two songs followed
"Island in the Sun" and
"Jamaica Farewell".
President, Mrs. Gordon
Bender, dealt with the
business and Miss Laing
presided for the election of
officers: President- Mrs.
Gordon Bender; vice-
president- Mrs. Don Gaiser
and Mrs. Jack Gaiser;
secretary- Mrs. Hugh Boyle;
assistant, Mrs. Bill Chan-
dler; treasurer, Mrs. Ralph
Weber; pianist- Mrs, Ken
McCrae; assistant-Mrs.
Mervyn Tiernan; card
convener- Mrs, Greta
Schade; nominating com-
mittee- Mrs. Lloyd Guen-
ther, Mrs. Bill Chandler and
Mrs. Letta Taylor; prayer
group convener- Mrs. Eben
Weigand; auditors, Mrs.
Harry Hoffman and Mrs.
Letta Taylor.
Group conveners are:
World Outreach, Mrs. Eben
Weigand; Christian
Development, Mrs. Pon
Gaiser; Stewardship and
Finance, Mrs. Bill Chandler
and Mrs. Hugh Boyle;
Church and Society, Mrs.
Mervyn Tiernan; Christmas
program for 1980, Mrs.
Mervyn Tiernan, Mrs. Hugh
Boyle and Mrs. Eben
Weigand; Study Book on
Japan, Mrs. Mildred
Kellerman,
A pot luck Christmas
dinner will be held
December 11 with the choir
guests.
Donations were made to:
War Memorial Hospital,
Children's hospital, Care
Canada, World Development
and Relief fund, Canadian
Bible Society, London
District Crippled children,
Family and Children Ser-
vices. The Sunshine com-
mittee is Mrs. Jessie Rader
and Mrs. Ken McCrae. The
meeting closed with a
Jamaican lunch.
Ladies Meet
The November meeting of
Zion Lutheran church ladies'
aid was held Tuesday,
November 13 at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd Rader with group
three in charge of devotiOns
and lunch.
Pastor Mellecke took for
the topic "Children in the
Congregation."
President, Mrs. Lorne
Genttner, dealt with the
business. The roll call was
answered by 22 members.
Ten cards were sent out. The
Altar Guild reported 13 calls,
The new Guild is Mrs. Lorne
Genttner and Mrs. Florence
Keller. Donations were
made to the Blind, Family
and Children's Services,
Lutherwood and the
seminary at St. Catharines.
The Christmas meeting
will be December 11 at the
community centre with
Group one in charge Groups
two and three will provide a
program. Gifts will be ex-
changed. The collection will
go to the Lutheran Hour,
Christmas treats for the
shut-ins will be packed
December 16. Mrs. Mellecke
had closing devotions.
Personals
Scott Parker, London, and
Mark Wolfe, Dorchester,
spent the weekend with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Everard Miller Grand Bend,
Sunday.
Flowers in the church,
Sunday, were placed in
loving memory of Mrs.
Amelia Willert by her
family.
Pall bearers for Mrs.
Susan Snider who was buried
Wednesday, November 14
were Hubert, Harold and
Jake Schroeder, Armin
Bruer, Melvin Stade and
Arnold Becker. For Mrs.
Amelia Willert whose
funeral was Saturday were
Larry Willert, Robert
Newton, Randy Becker,
Steve Willert, Don Clarke
and Don Jewitt.
Miss Cynthia Willert,
North Bay, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Willert and family and
also attended com-
mencement at South Huron
District High School.
The Seniors wish to remind
everyone of their variety
program Monday November
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