The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-30, Page 17 (2)Budget for 1975 set
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By MRS. ROBERT LAING
CROMARTY
The new president, Mrs. Frank
Hamilton, was in charge of the
January meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary on
Tuesday afternoon.
The worship service on
Epiphany from the Glad Tidings
was used with Mrs. Eldon Allen,
Mrs. Robert Laing and Mrs.
Gordon Scott assisting. Mrs.
Lorne Elliott gave the dedicatory
prayer for the offering.
Mrs. Carter Kerslake gave a
report on the annual meeting of
Stratford Presbyterial of the
W.M.S. The group decided to
donate one dollar per member
toward the Yokahoma Church
and Nursery School project in
honour of the centennial an-
niversary of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada.
Seven members answered the
roll call with a New Year's
thought and the payment of the
membership fee. The auxiliary
decided to have more cookbooks
printed if they can be done at a
reasonable price.
Eleven cards and seven visits
to shut-ins were reported. Mrs.
John Templeman gave a reading,
"What Is a Farmer?" and the
meeting closed with a unison
benediction. The remainder of
the afternoon was spent quilting.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Scott.
Presbyterian Church meeting
The annual meeting of
Cromarty Presbyterian Church
was held on Sunday evening.
Following a pot luck supper, the
minister, Rev. Wilfred Jarvis
opened the meeting with
meditation and prayer. Jean
Carey was elected secretary.
The annual reports of the
secretaries and treasurers of the
following organizations were
read and approved: Board of
Managers, Session, Women's
Missionary Society, Marian
Ritchie, Ladies' Aid, Explorers,
Trustees, Sunday School,
Cemetery Board, Cromhenex and
Cradle roll.
Officers elected for 1975 were:
auditors - Eldon Allen, John
Wallace; Sunday School
Superintendents - Mrs. Thos. L.
Scott, Mrs. Jean Carey; library -
Mrs. Thomas L. Scott, Mrs. John
Templeman, Mrs. Gordon Laing;
these days - Mrs. Calder McKaig;
Cradle Roll - Mrs. Carter Ker-
slake; Cemetery Comm. - Calder
McKaig, Thos. Scott, Carter
Kerslake; Gordon Laing, Jack
Hoggarth, Otto Walker; Trustees
- Gordon Scott, Otto Walker,
Robert Gardiner; Managers - for
1 year - 0. Walker, Philip James,
Gordon Scott; for 2 years - Robert
Templeman, John Scott, Laird
Ruston, for 3 years - Mrs. Glen
Elliott, Robert Laing. Alec Scott;
Church Treasurer - Mrs. G.
Elliott; Record Secretary - Mrs.
Eldon Allen.
There was discussion regar-
ding placing an insurance policy
to cover fire, weather and
liability insurance on the church.
The procedure for choosing 2 new
elders was also discussed.
A budget allocation of $950.00
was accepted by the
congregation. A committee made
up of one representative from
each organization in the church,
with Mervin Dow as chairman,
was formed to organize a project
in honour of the Centennial an-
niversary of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada.
Rev. Jarvis closed the meeting
with the benediction.
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Industries workshop at Dashwood. Above, president Dr. Don Ecker and secretary Dolton Finkbeiner present
the rodeo cheque to retiring president Rev. Andrew Blackwell and incoming president Case Van Raay of the
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Thames Road annual meeting
followed by pot luck dinner
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
About forty-five adults and
children sat down to a
smorgasbord pot luck dinner on
Sunday after the morning church
service. After dinner Rev. Barry
Robinson called the annual
meeting to order by giving an
opening prayer.
Annual meet
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Preceded by a delicious pot-
luck supper, the annual meeting
of the Brinsley United Church
was held on Thursday evening
January 23 in the basement of the
church with the Rev. Westhaver
in the chair. Douglas Lewis acted
as secretary.
Encouraging reports were
received from the church
treasurer, Sunday School
secretary -treasurer, U.C.W.
treasurer. Mission and Service
treasurer and the Mar's Hill and
Ebenezer treasurer.
On reviewing the work and
achievements an increase was
noted both financially and
numerically in most groups.
The officers were re-elected for
another term, with some
necessary additions and
replacements. Among the items
of new business, plans will be
made later for the United Church
50th anniversary.
Grateful appreciation was
expressed to Rev. & Mrs.
Westhaver for their untiring
efforts in all phases of work here.
The meeting adjourned following
prayer by Rev. Westhaver.
Euchre party
A very successful euchre party
was held in the Brinsley Com-
munity Centre Friday evening,
January 24 with 12 tables in play.
Ladies high prize went to Mrs.
Harvey Hodgins, lone - Mrs. Don
Allen. low - Mrs. Otto Darling.
men's high - Harvey l{odgins,
lone - Charlie Hollings; low -
Harold Egan. Next party will be
held February 7 with Mr. & Mrs.
Earl Lewis and Mrs. Marjorie
Steeper in charge.
Personals
Mrs. Erle Hamilton is a patient
in the University Hospital,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
visited Miss Verna Greenlee,
Elmer and Bert, Exeter on
Wednesday.
Bradley Steeper had the
misfortune to fracture his collar-
bone last week while at school.
Mrs. Edna Woodburn, Grand
Bend, spent Friday evening with
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Tweddle.
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart McIntosh
and daughter Janice, Arkona,
were dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Harvey Morley, Sunday.
Glen Thompson arrived home
from the hospital last week.
George Prest and Elmer
Shepherd visited with Bill Prest
and Max Shepherd, Lindsay over
the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Cyril Morley were
with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
for dinner last Saturday evening.
By MR. MELVIN DURR
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Edwards
have returned from a week's
holiday in Jamaica.
Mrs. Reta Morrison has
returned home after accom-
panying her son and daughter-in-
law, •Mr. & Mrs. Glen Morrison
and family of London on a fort-
nights trip to Florida.
We extend our sympathy to the
family and relatives of the late
Jack Ross.
Mrs. Ken Harrower is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Fred Leggate is a patient in
University Hospital. London.
It was decided to have the
annual meeting next year the
same Sunday. The reports were
discussed. The two retiring
stewards are Gordon McCarter
and Glenn Rohde.
Dpvid Passmore has been
elected for a member of the
Board of Stewards but there are
two new members to appoint as
there had been a resignation.
The members are as follows,
Larry Ballantyne, Glen Stewart
and Paul Passmore. Four
members of the session have
retired and resigned namely
Arnold Came, Floyd Stewart,
Donald Kernick and Reg
Hodgert.
The new members elected are
Barry Jeffery, John Pym,
William Snow and Mrs. Glen
Stewart. The other members are
Mrs. Edwin Miller and Glenn
Jeffery.
The meeting closed with the -
Mizpah Benediction.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thomson,
Woodham and Mrs. William Roh-
de called at the Lindsay Funeral
Home St. Marys Monday evening
where the late Mrs. Harry
Hawkins lay at rest.
Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert and
Patricia spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Luxton,
Chatham.
Mr. & Mrs. George Hannahson,
St. Catharines visited- recently
with Rev. Barry and Mrs.
Robinson.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mr. &
Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mr. & Mrs.
Reg Hodgert, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Passmore, Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Siddall, Mr. & Mrs. Floyd
Stewart, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Stone went on a bus trip to Kit-
chener on Monday evening and
attended "A Night Out."
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington,
Centralia were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cun-
nington.
Mr & Mrs. Edward Glavin and
Mr & Mrs. Tom Glavin are en-
joying a motor trip through
Florida and scenic points in the
Sunny South.
Mrs. Mary Fleming and Mrs.
Laura McCann are patients in St.
Joseph's Hospital. London.
Richard Trainor. Hamilton.
spent the weekend with his
mother. Mrs. Mary Trainor and
her family.
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