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WIN K -W OPT MIST SPEAKING — Kirkton-Woodham Optimist Club public speak-
ing convener Bruce Mills presents plaques to senior winners Anita Broers, South
Perth and Robbie Hern and Christine Parsons, Usborne Central. T -A photo
Dashwood ladies at service
ev MRS. IRVIN RADER
Ten members of Zion
Lutheran Women's Mis-
sionary League, namely,
Mrs. Florence Martene, Mrs.
Florence Keller, Mrs. Frieda
Keller, Mrs. Roy Gibson,
Mrs. Diane Leibold, Mrs. Bill
Becker and Pastor and Mrs.
Mellecke attended the
L.W.M.L. Prayer service at
Monkon, Monday evening.
The theme was "Open the
Door" for strength, faith and
. pray without ceasing. An of-
fering was taken for medical
missions. Lunch and
fellowship followed.
Emir
Personals
Mrs. Elda Koehler, who is
spending time with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Feast, London spent
a few days at her home here.
Lackies of Waterloo -
Kitchener moved the
Machinery of the United
Plastic Components Ltd.
plant to the new plant in Ex-
eter, Thursday and Friday.
Glen 1Vebh underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's
hospital, London, last week.
Flowers were placed in
Zion Lutheran Church Sunday
by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Miller and family in honor of
Mrs. Reinhold Miller's 85th
birthday, their mother and
grandmother.
The wheels of time turn and
another small community is
threatened - will we be left
without banking facilities?
They didn't see all our senior
citizens walking to the bank
or the employees of Arc In-
dustries with their pass books
and pay envelopes proudly
and happily making their way
down the street to do their
own banking. Can a united
front prevent our bank from
closing? Time will tell.
Women of Hibbert church
enjoy pictures of south seas
By MRS. J. UMPLEMAN
• Stuffs
The March meeting of Hib-
bert United Church Women
was held in the Family Life
Centre March 9.
Mrs. Ada Pethick and Mrs.
Elaine Colquhoun conducted
the program, beginning with
a poem, March, and leading
through hymn and scriptures
to the current study of the
church and people of the
Pacific Islands.
This month's presentation
included a set of slides depic-
ting the "Spirit of the South
Seas" plus a current
newspaper article describing
some of their problems.
A reading, A truly con-
tented Women, closed the
program.
Mrs. Margaret Daynard
chaired the business portion
of the meeting and dealt
with several important items
including storage of old
U.C.W. records and a letter
concerning the work of the
resource centre.
Mrs. Margaret Christie and
Mrs. Mary F. Dow, reported
on a recent presbyterial ex-
ecutive meeting.
.Letters of appreciation will
be sent to those whose
generous donations of
materials and skills produced
the beautiful oak cross which
now graces the front of the
church.
Donations Are to be made to
the medical elective fund and
last years penny collection is
to be sent to support the seeds
of Zaire.
The Daffodil Tea at Main
Street United, Mitchell March
26 and the Presbyterial
special events, at North Street
United Goderich April 11
were mentioned.
Each others friendship was
enjoyed over a dainty lunch
served by Mrs. Florence
McPhail and Mrs. Janet
Dearing.
The Ladies Aid tied a quilt
for . the Unitarian Services,
prior to, and during their
regular meeting, Monday
evening March 7, at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Miller. Mrs.
Jean Carey presided opening
with a poem, March. Nine
ladies answered the roll with
a verse from an Irish song.
Mrs. Betty Dow led in
Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Chris and Jenny Reaburn,
spent a couple of days last
week with Doug and Ann
Russell, Connie, Alex,
Elizabeth and Jill, while their
parents Rick and Ann
Reaburn attended the Pork
Producers meeting in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Zielman
and Angie, visited Sunday at
their daughter's home, Susie
and Wayne Robson, and baby
Colin, at Essex. ' Angie re-
mained at Susie's for the
March break holidays.
Sandra and Tony Regier,
Chris, Heather and Jillian, of
Detroit, spent the weekend
with Sandra's parents, Ken
and Ortha Baker.
Mrs. Donald Russellas a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Robbie Hern, of Woodham
spent a couple days holiday
here this week at his sister's,
Linda and John Wuerth,
Rebecca and Sarah.
A reminder! There will be
a euchre party at the Com-
munity Centre here tonight
March 23.
Devotions, prayer and gave a
humorous reading.
During business a donation
was made to Unitarian Ser-
vices. Members moved to
cater to a wedding reception
August 6 and a committee
was named.
A committee was appointed
to head the annual
strawberry and ham supper
to be held Wednesday June 22.
Lunch was served by the
hostess and Mrs. Roberta
Templeman.
Personals
Mrs. Vera Hambley is a pa-
tient in Seaforth Community
Hospital. .
Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman were dinner
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Joanne Capling, Mississauga
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman and Rob
Templeman attended the
Farm Project Orals at Cen-
tralia College, Friday.
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