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Times Advocate, 1984-09-19, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, September 19, 1984 Dashwood ladies groups convene By MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran Church Ladies Aid held the first meeting of the fall Tuesday. September 11 with group 2 in charge of devotions and lunch with conveners, Mrs. Ra' Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller. President, Mrs. Florence Martene opened the meeting with a Hymn "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty", follow- ed by scripture and prayer. Pastor Mellecke dealt with the topic "Christians face Persecution". Down through the centuries Christians have faced persecution for their faith in Jesus. In some parts of the world today it is dangerous to be a Christian and express one's faith by word and actions. All believers should be prepared to face opposition, confident of God's strength and assured of His love. Reports showed that the visiting committee had been busy all suminer. The present Altar Guild is Mrs. Arnold Becker and Mrs. Martene. The card secretary reported-. three get well, five birthday, one sympathy and one baby card sent out. Group I is in charge of decorating for Thanksgiving and any one bringing fruits, vegetables or flowers should have them at the church by noon Saturday. Cards of thanks were read. Mrs. Earl Keller had closing devotions. Calvary United Chruch U.C.W. held the September meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan. chairlady of the World Outreach committee, opened the meeting with an excerpt from the meassage given by the Pope at the World Day of Peace Jan. 1, 1979. "Without Love there will be no Peace, without Peace there will be Love." \1rs. Aldene Wolfe of- fered prayer followed by Mrs. Clayton Merner reading Psalm 16. Mrs. George Dunn favored with the songs "Reach Out to Jesus" and "He". A poem "I saw a Child" was read by Mrs. Margaret Carroll. Guest speaker lor the even- ing was Paul Turnbull. direc- tor of public relations for AR(' Industries in Dashwood. He outlined the work that is being done in this community and surrounding area with films and commentary. Along with the J.A.D. McCurdy School in Huron Park. three residents are maintained in Exeter. Ile was thanked by Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Mervyn Tieman brought this part of the meeting to a close by offering the "Miz- pah" prayer. President Mrs. Don Gaiser presided for the business. Roll call was answered by 14 members. Correspondence and thankyou cards were acknowledged. An invitation from Crediton U.C.W. for Oct. 4 was accepted. Rev. Lois Wilson will speak in Stratford September 27 and Mitchell United Church is welcoming two Korean women as guest speakers October 5. The ladies were reminded of the Regional meeting in Zurich October 11 with Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith showing slides of her recent visit to Japan. The Sunshine Committee for September is Mrs. Mildred Kellerman and Mrs. Greta Schade. The meeting closed by repeating the Miz- pah Benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Brenda and Karen. Zion. were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader Sunday afternoon. Mike and Beatie Rau, Tam- my and Paul and Suzanne Bell, Mike's sister from Wind- sor drove to Midland Friday and went to the Martyr's Shrine Saturday to see Pope John Paul whom they saw real close. They were really thrilled, especially the children. Sunday they attend- ed Mass at the Shrine and walked to the Indian village of Ste Marie and met the two In- dian women who had sat in the long house with the pope. They told them what a friend- ly person he was.They brought home chips from the path he had walked on and other souvenirs. Twenty-four members of Zion Lutheran church went by bus and cars Sunday after- noon to Brock University. St. Catharines. where they at- tended the dedication of the Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Love. Parkhill and Mrs. Edith Love, Exeter at- tended the 50th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sparling at North Street United Church. Goderich Sunday. Personals Paul and Angela Watson and Victor and Irene Hart- man spent a few days at Coaticook, Quebec, and at- tended the funeral of Andre Madore where Vic and Paul worn na)Ihrarers Rev. Barbara Laing has returned home following a vacation in the Algonquin Park area. ir ow WINS "A" TROPHY Hazel Westcott of the Exeter Golf and Country club presents the ladies "A" cham- pionship trophy to Hazel Beaver. T -A photo 1oIit. f2, N155 jftiiicr[ !Point ILI'll'osapiftincral TL omc 47 Wellington Street S. Box 304 St. Marys, Ontario NOM 2V0 Phone (519) 284.2820 Robert G. Sass Resident Director Robt. G. Linskay Associate Director "75 Years of Comforting Service" ( TRYING ON A NEW PAIR trying on a pcir of skates skating club. WMS meets — Jodi Truemner gets help from her mother Jane in during Saturday's registration for the Exeter figure T -A photo Sonic boom at Cromarty By MRS. ROBERT LAING Cromarty residents who heard and felt what they thought was an earthquake at 4:30 on Wednesday afternoon found it hard to believe when the radio next morning said the cause was a sonic boom. Lillian Douglas was hostess for the Cromarty W.M.S. September meeting at her home on Friday. Following Dorthy Miller's poem. It takes the bitter and the sweet to make a life full and com- plete, Mrs. Douglas con- ducted devotions with Scrip- ture and Meditations from 1st Corinthians. Hymns were ac- companied by Muriel Scott on the autoharp. Together in Mission was the theme of the study book ses- sion planned by Edna Stoneman. Taking part were Dorothy Miller. Betty Dow. Hazel Harburn, Muriel Scott and Lillian Douglas. A crossword puzzle activity brought together information presented during the five study book sessions. The special offering was dedicated for use in Lesotho. Agnes Lamond's topic, Let Nothing Be Lost was given by Lila McKaig. Muriel Scott conducted a quiz on the Parables. Members had sent 14 cards and made 11 visits to the sick and shut-ins. In business. plans were made for the October meeting when Mrs. Ralph Adair of Monkton will he the Presbyterial visitor. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. Lila McKaig was pleasant- ly surprised when the members sang -Happy Birth- day to You", following which all partook of a beautifully decorated birthday cake with ice cream. With Hill Mahon presiding. the group ::ommittee for the 1st Cromarty Boy Scott organization met in Cromar- ty Church basement Wednes- day evening to make plans for the coming year. This year Bill Cameron will lead the Scouts, Rhea Cameron, the Cubs, and the new leaders for the Beavers will be Twyla Waddell and Margaret Schrader. Apple Day this year will be held on the last Saturday in October. All meetings will be held from 3:30 until 5:30 p.m., with the Cubs meeting in Cromar- ty Church Mondays, the Scouts in Cromarty Tuesdays. and the Beavers in Hibbert United Church every Tuesday. Registration of the boys will be held at Cromarty Presbyterian Church Thurs- day, September 20 at 8 p.m. Again this year, part of the registration fee will be paid by the Cromarty Scout Organization. It is very im- portant that parents of the boys attend this meeting. Volunteer members for the group committee are also urgently needed. Sunday, Bob and Ruth La- ing were guests at a noon lun- cheon in honour of their daughter Margaret and her fiance, Jeff Allen. Hosts and hostesses for the event were George and Kay Thurtell and Nancy and Andy King of Guelph. Margaret was also showered recently by her relatives at a family picnic at Port Blake park near Grand Bend. Lorraine Lindner read an address and the bride-to-be opened many lovely gifts. Howard and Hazel Eves of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. have been visiting relatives and friends in the Cromarty community. Alien ltxr go aNal: the need for bkxxl doesn't. 1. 1.1 BLOOD Gine before new go. We'll Do the Job Right... Ready -Mix Concrete r r FREE ESTIMATES Residential. commerical and farm found° trans floors, slobs. sidewalks. driveways, manure tanks. etc form rentals. equipment rentals. For guaranteed strength quality controlled and service colI C.A. McDowell Redi-Mix Ltd. Centralia. Ontario Plant: Exeter. Hwy. Nom. 93 west 235-2711 Office: 228.6129 After hours: 228.6780 Clandeboye WI Meeting at Craigholme The September meeting of the Clandeboye Women's In- stitute was held in the form of a visit to Craigholme Nursing Home in Ailsa Craig, Wednes- dtly afternoon. President Elsie Lewis, greeted the residents that gathered to join in the meeting and opened with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and the Lord's Prayer. After community singing, Marion Hodgson, convener of Citizenship and World Affairs presented an interesting program. Roll call was "A way to teach children to be good citizens" was answered by 13 members. A humorous skit on how to improve the Institute, was well presented by 10 W.I. members. Readings were given by Hazel Cunningham and Marion Hodgson. Tea and cookies were served and a visit with the residents was enjoyed. During the business meeting which followed, with just the members present, Hazel Cunningham reported on the W.I. bus trip to Coll- ingwood October 7. There are still a few seats available so if interested contact Hazel. Group 3 was allotted the job of making plans for catering to the noon luncheon at the London Area W.I. Conven- tion, to be held in St. Marys, in early November. The leaders for three Clandeboye 4-H cluos have taken their training for the fall project and will be star- ting soon. The leaders are, Elaine Noyes and Linda Rap- chan, Christine and Debbie Hodgson, Helen Cunningham and Dorothy Kestle. Elsie Lewis agreed to represent Clandeboye W.I. on Saturday at the Middlesex County W.I. Public Relations project, at Western Fair. Thanks was extended to Hazel and Gladys Cunn- ingham and Betty Coughlin for supplying the delicious homemade cookies served for lunch. Jean Hodgins accompanied Bill and Leona Morley of Zion, also Marjorie Morley, Whalen and Ruth Brock, Goderich to Hepworth, Fri- day, to attend the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Amy Walker Dave and Eleanor Kestle spent the weekend in Windsor visiting with Dave's sister. Mrs.Jack Stephenson, also at- tended a bridal shower for their niece, Bonita Sharrow. Students from this area at- tending University of Guelph are Dean Scott, Paul Groenewegen, Stephen Tasko, Catherine Lynn and Debbie Manders. Monica Rosch is attending Fanshawe ('ollege. Dave Dixon and Terry Noyes are at Centralia ('ollege. 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