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Times-Advocate, 1983-03-09, Page 5Greenway. ladies hear of nutrition Sy ANNE WALPIR Several ladies from here at- tended Summary Night at South Huron D.H.S. Each lady received a package con- taining many recipes. Metric measuring spoons were also given out. Although there were many door prizes none of us were lucky. However we enjoyed the food demonstrations and Shipka ladies at Prayer Day Sy MRS. HUGH MORENZ Attending the World Day of Prayer from this area were Ma bel Guenther, Eva Sweitzer, Judy Watt and Violet Brown at the Anglican church in Greenway. Attending the prayer ser- vice at Grand Bend Catholic church from here were Leota Snyder, Lucille Vincent, Eleanor Durie and Annie Morenz. Visiting for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fenner, is Dorothy's 16 -month-old great nephew, Corey Nicholson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nicholson of Coprtright. Cor- ey's parents are on a holiday to St. Louis. Sympathy is expressed to Alice and Arnold Keller, in the death of Alice's sister, Mrs. Mary Jane (Meyers) Hey, of Blake, on February 26th, in her 87th year. The funeral was held from the Zurich funeral home, March 1st, interment in Emmanuel United church cemetery. Friends and neighbours visited last Monday night February 28 with Ed Turnbull on the occasion of his 78th bir- thday. Games of euchre were enjoyed and lunch refreshments served. A reminder of the euchre party being held here tonight, March 9 at the Community Centre. some ladies sampled the food. Mr. and Mrs. John Donher- voort and boys visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stone for the weekend when a birthday party was held for one of the boys. Congratulations to Manual Curts who was lucky enough to have his letter accepted by the Editor of the United Church Observer. It appears in the March issue. • The United Church Women The March meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the church with Isabel Bullock acting as hostess. . The Worshop service was opened by Ruby Isaac and the theme was "Let's Face Ourselves". The hymn, "0 Master Let Me Walk with Thee" was sung followed by the scripture read by Anna Eagleson. Ruby and Isabel shared the reading and we learned that to live is to have personal pro- biems but how we overcome them is important. A poem "Prayer" was read. Isobel Bullock presided over the business. Minutes were read and approved and the treasurer's report was given. Many cards had been sent out and cards of thanks were received for funeral lun- cheons etc. Forms are at the church for anyone wishing to attend Camp Menesetung. Iva Lagerwerf and Anna Eagleson volunteered to help the, president at the World Day of Prayer. March 16 is the date of the congregational variety supper. Many other items of business were dispensed with and one member visited the Birthday Bank and 16 members answered the roll call with a gift for Thameswood Lodge. After the Benediction and Grace were repeated Isabel and Anna Eagleson served a tasty lunch provided bx Ruth Bullock and Shirley Wood- burn 1WJ.V111161. V LJ RATES ARE DOWN. , f VG viCRIA (JRG I l usAr Since 1844 Exeter: 425 Main St. 235-0530 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corpnarron IT'S TIME TO TALK BUSINESS! Visit us at The Devon Building on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month (Next Visit Date: March 16th ,rtR ere the Federal Business Develop- . ment• Bank, and we can be one of your most • important resource centres. We can lend you money, , provide loan guarantees or finance an increase in your business equity. Presently, you may qualify for a Small Business Investment Grant and thus be entitled to up to a 4% rebate on specified loan interest We offer a brain bank of experienced people, too. Come talk business with us. We'll tell you about financing. counselling, management training and government assistance programs. One phone call can bring it all to you. For an appointment call. F.B.D.B. Stratford and ask for John MacKenzie at 271.5650 (Collect) i Federal Business Banque federale Development Bank de developpement Your success is our only business Canada • • •, SPECIAL K -W SCOUTING AWARDS — Tie Charlie Webb Achievement award was presented at the re- cent banquet for Kirkton-Woodham Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. Above, Trevor Edwards and David Switzer accept the awards from Deb Webb. At the back ore Scout leaders Harold Burgin and Dave Williams.Staff photo. Travel theme of Dashwood WI, here wou Id you like to: ao? Dashwood W.I. Mrs. Florence Keller was the winner of an apron. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Dashwood Women's In- stitute met Tuesday afternoon with vice-president, Mrs. Harvey Beierting presiding. Twenty members answered the roll call, "Where would you like to travel?" There were two guests. The ladies were reminded that summary day for More Cents than Dollars was in the evening. The annual meeting will be in April. All reports must be ready. Secret Pals will be revealed with a gift and new names drawn. The direotors and nominating committee will be in charge. Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs. Howard Datars, conveners of _ the Cultural Activities group was in charge of the program and lunch. Mrs. Keller show- ed slides of their trip to Australia which was enjoyed by all. Prior to this she read a poem "Going Away." During lunch, which was home made cake and home made ice-cream, happy birth- day was sung to three members having birthdays, namely, Mrs. Flossie Willert, Mrs. Letta Taylor and Mrs. Howard Datars. Summary Day was attend- ed by ten members of Men's Club Dashwood Men's Club held the monthly meeting Monday, February 28 at the`communi- ty. centre. It was farmers' night and 44 guests and members sat down to a delicious beef dinner. Ray Hartman, president, presided for the business. Tom Hayter discussed Freidsburg Days and asked for volunteer help for this event. The next meeting will be father and child night. Robert Hoffman introduced Thames Road ladies attend World Prayer. day By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE The Third Sunday of Lent church service was held Sun- day with the Rev. Robert Matheson in charge. He told the children a story entitled, "I Am Who I Am". The ser- mon was entitled "Terra Firma?" All of 'our scripture lessons are about controversy. In Ex- odus 3:1,8-15 a murderer on the run has an encounter. Another person who has been on the wrong side of our faith writes to the members of the Christian community 1 Cotinthians 10:1-13 in Corinth to tell his readers there is more to God's Kingdom than receiving the sacraments. Jesus tells a parable in Luke 13:1-9 which compares our performance with a fig tree that doesn't bear fruit As Christians, we often speak about being secure in our faith or having a firm foundation set in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. Yet here we are being told we are to face controversy and risk because we believe our lives have received their founda- tions from God himself! Our world fails to understand the meaning of lives founded on the Rock of Salvation. When we are so secure in God we are to forget our own physical well-being in order to he of service to others - in order to become a changed person putting the will of God and the welfare of others in first place over and above our own welfare. • An Official Board meeting will be held Wednesday, March 16 at 8 p.m. in Elim HELIUM BALLOONS ...Just For The Fun Of It Pbweits EXETER 235-2350 ville United Church. • - Personals Mrs. Ross Hodgert is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London having undergone surgery Friday. Get well wishes are extended. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlan, London. Mrs. Ken Brazier, Brant- ford visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin • Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde, Kippen were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Mary John arrived home from Seaforth Hspital, Monday. We wish her con- tinued good health. Mrs. Jack Duncan and Mrs. Ken Duncan visited with their aunt Lillian McKeller in Seaforth Tuesday. She will be 90 in April. Nine ladies attended the World Day of Prayer Service at Elimville on Friday. Mrs. Barry Jeffery and Mrs. Ken Duncan assisted with the ser - .vice. Miss Agnes Bray played several selections on the piano. the guest speaker, Don Pullen, agriculture represen- tative for Huron County. Mr. Pullen gave an outline of the various services offered at the Clinton office. They are available to everyone. A ques- tion and answer period follow- ed. Wayne Ratz thanked Mr: Pullen. Personals • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson, Mississauga, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason. Trustees of Dashwood and their spouses attended the On- tario Hydro convention at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. They were Mr. and Mrs. George Tieman, Mr. andMrs. Ken Rader and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader. Although the convention has been shorten- ed to two days rather than three, they found it most in- teresting with good speakers. Michael and Amy Rader stayed with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader; Derick Rader was at Zion with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller; Stephanie Rader with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glavin; and Stacey Rader with Mr. and Mrs. Ir- vin Rader. Mr. and Mrs. George Fulcher, St. Catharines,spent the weekend with the latter's • sister, Mrs. Alma Genttner. \,. Katimavik girls visit at Kirkton Sr/ AHH4. HAROLD DAVIS Ellen Evelelgh, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Westerveld and family, George Neil, Seaforth gndtwo Katimavik girls from Montreal were visitors on the' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allah. Eveleigh and Jamie. Residents that have return- ed home from vacations in -Florida are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart, Mr. and MIS. Charlie Baillie, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Atthill and Murray. World Day of Prayer ser- vice was held in Kirkton United Church Friday morn- ing. Visitors were there from Woodham United and St'. Pauls Anglican. Mrs. Norman Amos and Mrs. Robt Ratcliffe were conveners of the program. Mrs. Shirley Lucas of Hen% sail was the guest speaker. Mrs. Clayton Ross soloist. The ladies of Kirkton UCW served dinner following the service and a social hour spent. Mrs. George Kemp, London visited Mrs. Roy Switzer and Jack, Wednesday. Normae Amos returned home after being a patient in Victoria Hospital; London. Don't forget the fair board dance Saturday night of this week. A family dinner was held Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler', to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Wm. J. • Blackler. Those present for the dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fair- bairn, Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dobson of- London. Callers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Garth Blackler, Mrs. Maurice Blackler, Mr.•and Mrs. Bill Waghorn, Mrs. Cecil Dobson, Mr: and Mrs. Robert Blackler, Sebringvill Mr. and Mrs. Phi a er, Jessica and Alea, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Aitken and Lindsay, St. Marys, David. Blackler, Sylvia "Foreman and Jayne Blackler. 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