Times-Advocate, 1979-11-14, Page 29 (2)•1
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Donate to church Times- Advocate, November 14, 1979
Thames Road UCW elect new slate of officers
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Twenty-five ladies at-
tended the November
meeting of the UnitedChurch
Women Monday evening.
Mrs. Rick Parker
welcomed everyone and
gave the Call to Worship on
Remembrance.
Mrs. Jack Duncan gave
the Meditation on the
Scripture and prayer and
Doris Elford read a Psalm.
"What does our Country
by
Miss
Bev
Jack
A "Why
mean
Mrs.
Doris
Alexander
to you?
Rick Parker,
Elford,
and
was
given
Duncan.
Mrs.
Mrs.
reading
Wear a Popov?" written by
ElaineTowrl;hendwas given
by Mrs. Bev Alexander.
Mrs. Parker gave a
reading and the Offertory
prayer. The offering was
received by Mrs. Duncan
and Miss Doris Elford.
Mrs. William Rohde read a
poem November Landscape
and conducted the usual
business.
It was decided to give the
Board of Stewards $500 to
assist on their work at the
church. It was decided to buy
some more dishes the same
as our set.
Mrs. Murray Dawson gave
a Newstiash in connection
with Church In Society.
Mrs. Paul Passmore gave
the slate of officers for 1980.
Mrs. Gerry Morgan and Mrs.
Ted Kernick are also on the
nominating committee
Lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs. Bill Rowcliffe
and her committee.
U.C.W. Officers for 1980
are past president Mrs.
William Rohde President
Mrs. Murray Dawson 1st
viee president -Mrs. Ken
Duncan Secretary -Mrs. Rick
Parker Assistant secretary -
Mrs. Barry E. Miller
Treasurer -Mrs. Ross
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BEST IN FARM SAFETY — Elaine Pym accumulated the
highest number of points in a Huron 4-H safety club this year.
She received the Ontario Farm Safety Association trophy from
Huron's agricultural engineer Ron Fleming. T -A photo
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Right...
TOP PLOWMAN — Carol Dougall, RR 3, Exeter achieved the
highest score this year in Huron 4-H plowmen's clubs. Above,
Ontario Plowmen's president Jim Armstrong makes the
presentation to Greg Dougall. Carol is presently attending the
University of Alberta. T -A photo
We've Moved Our Office
we are now located at our Exeter shop
Whatever the project, call on us for
Ready -Mix Concrete
• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
• FARM (Including Manure Tanks)
FREE ESTIMATES
C. A. McDOWELL LTD.
Hodgert Pianist -Mrs. Reg
Hodgert Assistant Pianist -
Mrs. Glen Stewart Official
Board Rep. Mrs. William
Rohde, Mrs. Murray
Dawson.
Manse committee -Mrs.
Lloyd Ballantyne Mrs. Larry
Ballantyne. Rep. to Board of
Stewards -Mrs. Ken Duncan
Group Leaders U. Mrs. Fred
Johns -Mrs. Gerry Morgan;
C. Mrs. Ken Duncan -Mrs.
Jean Allen; W. Mrs William
Rowcliffe-Mrs. Jack Duncan
Convener of Groupsthree
senior group leaders;
Auditors Mrs. Donald Bray,
Miss Lorne Ballantyne;
Baby Band Supts. Mrs.
David Passmore, Mrs. Glenn
Rohde.
Card Secretary Mrs.
Donald Bray. Nominations
Committee Mrs. Ted Ker -
nick. Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne,
Mrs. George Kellett
Leadership and Develop-
ment Chairperson Mrs. Ted
Kernick. Communications
co-ordinator Mrs. W. Rohde,
Stewardship and Finance
Committee Mrs. Donald
Bray, Mrs. Ross Hargreaves
and 2nd Vice President.
Church in Society com-
mittee Mrs. Jack Duncan,
Miss Doris Elford, Mrs.
Howard Cunnington. Mrs.
Arnold Cann.
World Outreach Com-
mittee Mrs. John Pym, Mrs.
William Rohde, Mrs. Gerry
Morgan, Christian
Development Committee
Mrs. Lee Webber.
Baby Band_Party
The annual Baby Band
party was held Saturday
afternoon with eight ladies
and 12 children present.
Mrs. Glenn Rohde
welcomed everyone. Mrs.
Rohde read a poem Why God
Made Little Girls and Mrs.
David Passmore read Why
God Made Little Boys. Mrs.
Rohde gave a prayer and
Mrs. Passmore read the
story
The children put their
collection in a jar. When
mothers of Salem was sung,
Mrs. Rohde and Mrs.
Passmore then conducted
the graduation exercises.
Those graduating were
Deanne Ballantyne, Robbie
Passmore, Tom Passmore,
and Jayne Rowe. Mrs. Larry
Ballantyne assistant
Messenger leader welcomed
the graduates to the
Messengers as they passed
through the arch.
Rev. Joe Driskill, Chaplain
at the University of Western
Ontario was the guest
speaker Sunday morning at
the regular church service
along with Pastor Ross
Hargreaves.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart
spent a week recently with
their daughter and son in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Potter and family in Regina,
Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Weir of
Timmins visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Duncan and
then attended the Royal
Winter Fair one day last
week. Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Duncan, Floyd and Shiela
were dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hulley, Gilford spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Oliver
The
CB&G
with
KFC
are coming to
Exeter
Shop In Exeter
EXETER, ONTARIO
Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235-1969
SNOWMOBILE PRIZE — Sandy Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield
achieved the highest score in a Huron 4-H snowmobile club.
Above, he receives the Pineridge Chalet trophy from Huron -
Middlesex MPP Jock Riddell. T -A photo
David, Ryan and Julie, New
Hamburg spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Richardson, Erin and Brian
were Sunday supper guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Blundell and Mark, London.
Misses Brenda Ballantyne,
Toronto, Brenda Hodgert,
Ruth Bray and Donna
Stewart, London, Joanne
Hodgert, Listowel were
among those who spent the
weekend at their respective
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Dawson, Larry and Brent
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Siemon and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Siemon and
family in Walton.
Messrs John Miner and
Keith Passmore spent the
past two weeks in Florida.
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