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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-02-24, Page 21By MRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON The Granton Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs, Clifford McRobert Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Gordon Dann presided and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode, the Lord's Prayer and Mary Stewart Collect. As the January meeting was cancelled the roll call was an- swered with either showing a hand made article or reading a verse containing the word love. During the correspondence a letter was read by the secretary from Mrs. Herbert Maluske, president of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, also a program from the London Art Gallery was passed around for the members to read, Thank you notes were read from those people who received Christmas boxes. Donations were voted to the Children's War Memorial Hospital, London and the 4-H Club, Mrs. C. Lewis and Mrs, G. Dann were in charge of the program. Mrs. Lewis read an article from the Federated News on Lace, this was in connection with the topic Education and Cultural Activities also a paper on the Motto "Most people are in favour of progress, it's the change they don't like". Mrs, Dann read excerpts from the London Free Press dealing with the slaughter of baby seals, this will never really be stopped as there is too 'Much money in- volved said Mrs. Dann, a seal hunter makes an average of $2,200 each season, Household hints were also given by Mrs. Dann on the uses of vinegar. Lunch was served by the DON'T Buy furniture anyplace else until you've seen our special values. Watch next week's paper. HOPPER-HOCKEY FURNITURE LTD. 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FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 4-1-1 pledge followed by the roll call which was "Show your completed colour line plan and explain your choice for your basic colour". A name for the club was discussed but no choice was made yet. Leaders Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. O'Shea showed the girls how to By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Rev. Mary Mills conducted church service at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis Sunday af- ternoon followed by the annual Vestry meeting. Rev. Mills announced that Gote Wennerstrom had agreed to act as ministers warden for 1977. Wayne Carroll who served the past several years as peoples warden was replaced by Tom Kooy. Mrs. Hugh Davis and Gote Wennerstrom are lay delegates to Synod. Mrs. Tom Kooy organist and Harry Carroll fireman were honoured with gifts from the congregation. The board of management remains the same with the ad- dition of Mrs Tom Kooy. A committee was elec d to' buy storm windows and new heating appliances for the Iarish hall By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mr. & Mrs. Alf Ross, Hensall and Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Vivian are holidaying in Florida. Home on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family were Darlene Tem- pleman, Waterloo and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Neilson, Owen Sound. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris, Jill and Robert, visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner enjoyed a holiday in the sunny south. The first Cromarty cubs and scouts enjoyed their annual Father & Son banquet in the Family Life Center, Sunday evening, shorten or lengthen a pattern and how to put darts in then each member took her pattern and pinned it to her material. The next meeting will take place February 24, Friendly Neighbors news. Tuesday evening the lea thereraft class learned how to consisting of Tom Kooy, Wayne Carroll and Heber Davis, The meeting closed with prayer and the hostess served refreshments. Mr. & Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia, spent the weekend with their daughter Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll, Lisa and Julie. Fred Dobbs and Hugh Davis are attending the good roads convention in Toronto this week. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. ,& Mrs. Howard Clarke, Shipka. Mrs. George McFalls, Cen- tralia is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mrs. Earl Greenlee visited Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter Friday evening and they called on Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Recent guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were Mr. & Mrs. - Hilton Roberts, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Denfield, Mr, Rebekahs plan banquet The. Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday with 50 members present with Sister Olive Hicks NG presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Sister Alice Bowen PNG. There will be a banquet March 2 at Exeter United Church at 6 p.m. to honour the Assembly Warden Helen Spicer. The United Nations speak' off has been postponed until March 11, Clinton. Members will serve lunch for the Senior Citizens Monday af- ternoon March 7 at the Legion Hall. A very successful bake sale was reported. make a man's belt from in- structor Eric Judd of Tandy's leather goods, classes are con- tinuing Tuesday evenings at the Scout Hall beginning at 8 p.m, Members dropped in Wed- nesday afternoon to enjoy a social time playing cards, shuffleboard and pool. The Friendly Neighbors will not meet next week as that is the week the Happy Gang have their meeting at the United Church. Attend Cancer meeting Mrs. Elmer Summers chair- man of Education, Mrs. Al Cocquyt, Public Relations Representative and Mrs. Robert Harloff, Mastectomy Home Visiting Committee, attended an executive meeting of the Lucan Biddulph Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, held at the home of Mrs. Dean Gibson, Lucan, Wednesday, Church news At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden conducted the morning service and took his sermon "That something Extra" from the scripture lesson Genesis 24:1-14, his text was "Let down thy pitcher I pray thee, that I may drink". This concerned the story of how the servant of Abraham knew Rebekah was the woman who he was to take back to Canaan to be Isaac's wife, by Rebekah's an- swer the servant knew that his Bowling Mens Wednesday B. Hogg 751 5 52 H. Brand 694 2 77 B. Nicol 805 4 100 H. Bischopf 727 3 88 L. Stire 697 7 95 C. Wurm 632 0 61 R. Broderick 591 4 75 K. Edwards 604 3 68 Friday Mixed L. Wein 617 4 43 E. Watson 712 3 76 R. Durand 785 4 94 R. Cockwill 720 3 98 M. Plumb 607 5 59 W. Reynolds 593 2 48 Monday Afternoon Men C. Hendy 806 W. Shapton 439 R. Collingwood 551 T, Yellow 539 Sunday Mixed L. Hockey 622 5 49 G. Bierling 596 2 54 G. Stire 702 7 111 G. Cooper 633 0 83 M. Hitchcock 662 5 79 J. Smith 734 2 73 M. Morneau 629 7 84 T. Wilcox 539 0 27 Wed. Morning Ladies D. Munroe 551 L. Snell 515 N. Coleman 687 Senior Citizens B. Etherington 394 G. Hoggarth 285 M. McKnight 379 T. Bowden 422 H, Truemner 254 Tuesday Ladies M. Holtzmann 691 J. Cleave 602 L. Bell 640 Y. Jaques 558 E. Spurn 697 R. Durand 629 B. Sangster 555 J. Simpson 465 J. Cooper 477 V. Lindenfield 628 J. Penninga 538 J. Gaunt 630 Mens Monday R. Heywood 783 G. Wilson 645 0. Jaques 683 13. Farquhar 764 C. Murray 789 H. Holtzman 673 D. Jackson 760 D. Brintnell 661 G. Pratt 753 K. Rader 602 Lucan Ladies L. Dickson 720 A. Watt 667 E. Burt 685 H, Williams 660 H. Eaton 704 P. Hirtzel 598 L. Ellyatt 718 S. Noyes 610 B. Van Geel 622 D. Glavin 548 M. Hardy 688 W. Hardy 563 7 0 0 5 0 0 2 2 7 7 81 40 99 49 74 108 104 51 81 103 62 19 7 79 0 88 5 53 2 94 5 103 2 88 5 115 2 49 7 86 0 15 88 69 64 62 61 56 52 51 50 30 27 21 Ladies curling Mousseau 5 — McDowell 5 Busche 14 — Russell 4 Simmons 15 — Ecker 1 Taylor 8 —Marshall 2 Burton 11 — Hackwell 3 Hackney 9 — Tryon 6 Pfaff 7 — Boyle 5 Hodgert 7 — Strang 6 Lovell 11 — Mickle 6 Coleman 13 — Etherington 1 Shapton 11 — Amos 6 minnunmsummmmmmmmmmiume4- ADAMS 'OM Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED = = E and MAINTAINED FE 2 2 2 • General Sheet r: g.•'' r. Metal Work -2 E i • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers ▪ • Ventilation • 235-2187 133 Hu ron St., East, Exeter E.1 = = mission was accomplished. Rev. Morden said, Duty teaches us to do a thing well, but love to do it beautifully, thatsomething extra is put in any task is love. The World Day of Prayer was announced for Friday March 4 at 7 p.m. Flowers were placed in the church from 'the funeral of the late Myrtle Rathbourn of St. Mary's. At the Anglican Church, Rev. Mary Mills conducted the morning worship and officiated at the service of Holy Com- munion assisted by Miss Marion Herbert. It being Quinquagesima Sunday which means preparing for Easter, Rev. Mills took her sermon from the Epistle of the Day, Corr 1, chapter 13, The chapter deals with Faith, Hope, and Love and the greatest of these is Love. St. Thomas A.C.W. Mrs. Clarence Lewis was the hostess for the St. Thomas A.C.W. February 8. Mrs. Percy Hodgins presided and opened with prayers and the Devotional began by repeating the Twenty- third Psalm in unison. Mrs. Lewis gave the invocation and Mrs. Jim Hodgins read the scripture, followed by the meditation taken by the following ladies, Mrs. P. Hodgins, Mrs. A. Carson, and Mrs. J. Noon. Mrs. Lewis closed the devotional with prayers. Mrs. Jim Hodgins who has just returned from a holiday on the Island of Cozumel gave an in- teresting account of the customs, vegetation, climate and people there. Plans were discussed for the April Fools Supper, and the Thankoffering for the A.C.W. Annual also the World Day of Prayer was announced. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Vestry meeting Officers appointed at the St. Thomas Vestry Meeting were the following • members: Rector's Warden, Jim Hodgins; People's Warden, Richard Acres; Lay Delegates to Synod, Mrs, Clarence Lewis and Mrs. Jack Noon; Sub, Delegates, Mrs. Percy fiodgitts and Mrs. Fred, Crouch; .Board of Management', the Warden's, Lay Delegates, Sub Delegates, Mrs. Don Beat- son, Mrs. Jim Hodgins, Kenneth Hodgins, Mrs. L. Morley and Derwin Beatson. Personals Mrs. Clare (Pete) Bryan has returned home after spending a holiday in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth HodgIns and family were Saturday visitors of Mr, & Mrs. Ross Langford, Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs, Ed Nethercott and family, Crediton. Don Middleton, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earle Middleton. ..enoeniiienmeinonewieneniiiieluee. A =BU LL L SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED 214 ',,v.o/ 58(1.' Ehimuimmuninittinuitunriummuniiii5 ONE INCH NYLON TOW ROPES WITH A STRESS PULL OF UP TO 22,000 LBS. NOW AVAILABLE AT • HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE 13S CO TA TB BO BL YW AJ MD TB CH CO OG TC TN BB FA RR LO DN CF AF AH WH PP PK AL HD BB RO LO MM PO UD DD AL EF RO BR SU C4 FL SP KO DM SP CO FS IS RO LO HH RP CC CA HT ' • SERVING PANCAKES — A large staff of waitresses was necessary to serve the large crowd attending the Crippled Kids Day breakfast at the Pineridge Chalet, Sunday. From the left are Tammy Turner, Brenda Brunzlow, Jill McLellan, Jeanette Charrette and Sharon Finlayson. T-A photo Saintsbury service in home, officers elected by vestry & Mrs. Robert Steele and Sherry, London. The Davis' visited Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Lucan, Mon- day. Pastor host for birthday By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Rev. & Mrs. John Beaton and family were hosts for a birthday party on Sunday afternoon in honour of the former's mother, Mrs. Beaton of Sarnia in celebration of her 75th birthday. With her at a dinner in the schoolroom of the church were all her family along with grand-. children. Other guests were Mr. & Mrs. Donald Thompson, Forest. The first in a series of Com- municant's classes for teen-agers will be held in the Centralia United Church Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. A number from the compunity attended the activities at the Pineridge Chalet, Hensall, Sunday in aid of crippled children. Senior Citizens are reminded of the meeting in the Community Centre, Monday afternoon. Play euchre at Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Mr. & Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle, Mr. & Mrs. John Levine and Mrs. Guthrie Stokes convened the euchre party Friday evening in Brinsley Community Centre, Prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Kathleen Neil; lone hands, Mrs. Westlake; low, Mrs. Jack Trevithick; men's high,. Murray Carter; lone hands, Nelson Squires; low, Tom Yearley; number prize, Carol Williams and Terry Lewis. Conveners for the next party will be Mr. & Mrs, Kelly Robinson and Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins, Mrs, Eva Allison returned home Saturday after visiting her daughter and son-in-law Marlene and Bud Gallagher and family of Vancouver, B.C. for two months. Miss Jane Corbett of the University of Guelph spent the weekend with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Charles Corbett and David. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Mississauga and Mrs. Les Gib- bard of Ancaster visited with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. George Prest and Scott visited recently with Cecil Ellwood and Mr. & Elmer Shepherd. PARKHILL By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Recent visitors with the Newt Hayters were Mrs., Barb Gooding, Kitchener, Mrs, Donna Jones, Exeter, Mrs, ,Linda O'Rourke and Darlene, Mrs, Kdy Peterkin and Mr. Malcom McKellar, Mr. & Mrs. John Hodgins, Monday Mr, & Mrs, Bill McArthur, Orangeville spent the day with them. "Lunch & Tea" for all was made and served by Parkhill's most famous "Chef" Newt himself. 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The performance of RAPCO FOAM is warranteed foi as.long as you own your home. (Limited to materials) Now is the time to prepare your home for winter. Call today or send the coupon for free literature. 227-4782 Explorers visit police station Time$-Advocate, February 24, 1977 Page .21 WI learns progress favourable but not change hostess assisted by Mrs. A. Hobbs and Mrs. A. Carson, It was an- nounced that Summary Day for the Needlepoint for beginners course will be held in the Thorn- dale W.I. Hall March 23. A pot luck supper and euchre is planned for March. Final arrangements will be announced la ter. Cubs, Explorers and C.G.I.T. The Granton Cub pack with their leaders visited the Lucan Police Station Monday evening where they were shown a short film and given a guided tour of the building. Next Sunday, the Cubs will wind up Scout and Cub week with a church parade,at the United Church , All cubs are requested by their leaders to be at the Scout Hall no later than 11 a.m. in full uniform ready to parade to the church. The C.G.I.T. among their other • activites, are making a study of Mexico and the Aztec Culture. They are also requested with the Explorers to attend the service Sum nday. orfaay afternoon, the Explorers met in the United Church Basement for a Valentine Party, each explorer brought a friend and introduced her. After the usual opening procedure the visitors were welcomed and a program of entertainment was enjoyed. The gold star girls staged a beauty contest where the girls appeared in, bathing suits and long dresses, each member was given a nickname. Those taking part were Susan Noon, Julie McRobert, Cathy Riddell, Janice Gricken, Eveline Vanderminnen and Margaret McGuffin, further entertainment was provided by Karen Hofrichter with piano selections as background music for the Beauty Contest, a poem recited by Melissa Harding, card tricks demonstrated by Susan Noon, a piano solo by Julie McRobert, Janice Gricken an organ selection, Eveline Van- derminnen a poehi. and Margaret McGuffin a piano solo. Highlight of the party was the crowning of Miss Valentine from the Beauty Contest, This honor went to Margaret McGuffin. Games were enjoyed followed by attractive box lunches which each explorer shared with her guest topped off with a delicious Valentine cake baked by leader Mrs. Terry Johnson, ""r".4 tifien44-1News The fourth meeting of the 4-H Club "Consider Your Clothes" was held at the home of leader Mrs. Robert Garrett February 19. The meeting opened with the NOTHING ELSE con insulate your home °swell as RICO Foam? 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