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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-17, Page 5Kirkton Horticulture group elect new slate of officers The executive of Kirkton Horticulture Society met in Kirkton Community Center to plan their program for year 1979. District 10 is hosting the convention at Holiday Inn, London, June 13 to 16. New committees were chosen and anyone wishing to join should contact a director in your district. The following executive for president, Mrs. Johns; 1st vice, Miss Jean are 1979: Philip Mrs. Mrs. Karl Rae Copeland; 2nd vice, Ellis Strahan; One year directors, H. Webber, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Stephen, Mrs. Wallace Selves, Mrs. E. Strahan; two year directors, Mrs. James MacDougald, Mrs. Leslie Waddell, Mrs. Wm Jones, Miss Doris Elford, Mrs. J. Thomson. Associate directors, Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. James Willis, Mrs. Ross Robinson, Mrs. Tom Goring, Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, Mrs. Jack Wiles, Mrs. Frank Pinder, Mrs. Lloyd Knight, Mrs. M. Hodgert. Auditors, Mr, & Mrs. Delmar Skinner; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Elson Lynn; assistant secretary treasurer, Mrs. V, Morrison. Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY Fourteen tables were in play on Friday night at the Brinsley Community Hall with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle and Mrs. Guthrie Stokes as conveners. Prize winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Janet Rose; lone hands, Mrs. Charlie Rollings; low, Mrs. Freeman Hodgins; Men’s high, Joe Carter; lone hands, Charlie Rollings; low, Mrs. Jean Bice (playing a man’s card); extra prize, Mrs. Shirley Williams. Next party to be held in two weeks time. visited Friday evening with Cecil Ellwood in London and Mrs. Lois Whittard was with him over the week end. Mrs, John Dyck has been on the sick-list for a few weeks. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hodgson and Karen, and Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Monday Harvey Craig. The Church celled on Sunday due to weather conditions. Morley dined on with Mr. & Mrs. Morley in Ailsa Brinsley United service was can- Personals Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Atthill and Murray on Sunday to help Mr. Wm. Hamilton celebrate his 90th birthday were Mr. &Mrs. George Hamilton, Doug, Cathy, and Don, RR 1, St. Marys, Mr. & Mirs. Bill Atthill, RR 1 St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Atthill, Stratford, and Mr. Russell Doube, RR 6 St. Marys. Mrs. Pearl Budden returned home this week after spending Christmas at Timmins and South Por cupine. New Years at Ingersoll and London. Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler of London has been visiting with her son, Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler and family. CREDITON CLUB EXECUTIVE — The new executive of the Crediton men's club was installed Saturday night. Back, left, treasurer Bob Reynolds, bar chairman Al.f Smith, membership chairman Charles Browning Sr., lunch secretary Les Dykeman and secretary Harvey Hodgins. Front, vice-presidents Glenn Hodgins and Ken Glavin, president Gerald Dearing and past president Wes Hodgson. T-A photo u Page 5Times-Advocate, January 17, 1979 TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN 1979dog togs are available at the Township Office, Creditor 1st dog *8,00 Each additional dog >15.00 each Kennel License *25.00 After May 1st, 1979: 1 st dog *12.00 Each additionaTdog *22.00 each By order Of Council SAVE INCOME TAX Clandeboye birthday marked with your If you wax your ash trays they will clean easier and odours won’t linger.Personals Mrs. George PrestMr. & *. I Exeter Girl Guides, Brownies, Scouts and 4'. T The January meeting of the Clandeboye Women’s Institute was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Art Hodgins. During the business it was decided to rent table space at the Flea Market in the Lucan Community Centre in May Play euchre at Elimville By KATHY COOPER The Elimville Women’s Institute held their first card party last week with tables in play. The winners were: high, Leona Hern; lone, Eva Beckett; low, Dorothy Elford; high, Laverne Rodd; lone, Clarence Sweitzer; mens low, Allen Johns. Another card party will be held on January 22. seven ladies ladies ladies mens mens CONDUCT BOTTLE DRIVE — Members of the ...... ______ Rangers conducted, a bottle drive in Exeter on Saturday. While Jeremy Hern looks on, Heather ’ Due to theweather, church T A and Sunday school were ' cancelled on Sunday at Elimville church. <• Mr. & Mrs. Don Parsons and family of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs Richard Willert and Jason of Hensall, Bill Baker of Exeter, Robert Bray and Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper were visitors on Sunday with ,. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family. Members of the grade eight class at Usborne Central had a chance to tour South Huron High School on Wednesday evening. They first gathered in the gym where several teachers and the principal spoke to them about the different courses offered at the school. Hern receives a bottle from Bill Walters of Albert Street.T-A photo Personals host grandmothers Credit Union’s M Without knowing it, you could be a turn-off. also to get started on the autograph quilt that had previously been planned. The program took the form of a grandmothers’ meeting. The roll call, “Why does a child need a grandmother” was answered by 17 mem bers and two visitors. Mrs. Isobel Simpson gave a reading. “What is a Grand mother.” Other poems and readings about grand mothers were given by Mrs. Ed Armstrong and Mrs. Wilmer Scott. The motto, “Be Good to the Aged, You may soon be there yourself!” was given by Mrs. Art Hodgins. Com munity singing of several old songs was enjoyed, ac companied by Mrs. Winnie Robicheau at' the piano. The prize for the oldest grandmother present went to Mrs. Isobel Simpson and to the youngest grandmother, Mrs. Chas. Coughlin. This program replaced the Tweedsmuir, ’ history "program but the bopks were on display as wellFHi several private scrap books and history books, for k<the members to look through after the meeting. In keeping with the Grandmother theme, warm tea biscuits were served for lunch along with old fashioned oatmeal cake and ginger cookies. Lunch committee, Mrs. Jim Cunningham and Mrs. M. Heffernan, assisted by the hostess, provided the lunch. Personals Alan Hill, Clarence Carter, Lloyd Mason and Arnold Blake returned on Thursday from a holiday in Florida. Paul Hodgins took the mail route for Arnold Blake while he was away.___________ Desi and Marty Gebel, three year old twin sons of Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Gebel of London are spending a few days with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gebel while their parents are on holidays. Service at Clandeboye United Church was cancelled on Sunday, due to bad weather conditions and hydro interruptions. Rev. Keith Brown will be taking Communion service in Ailsa Craig next Sunday so Peter Snell will be in charge of Clandeboye-Lucan services. Weather permitting, the A.C.W. of St. James church are holding a euchre party on Wednesday night, January 17 at the Church at 8 p.m. Ladies are asked to bring lunch. Everyone is welcome. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter and family en tertained on Sunday in honour of Mrs. Carter’s mother, Mrs. Isobel Simp son, who was celebrating a birthday. Other family members were invited but because of weather con ditions were unable to at tend. Do you always take a bath, instead of a shower which uses less power?DON'T MISS THIS SUPER SAVING: 25%OFF kettle full to make a single cup?Do you fill a Turn on the washing machine for just a few things? Leave the TV on when no ones watching? And do you often forget to turn off though everyone's home in bed? the porch light even I Daposits made to our plans by March 1, 1979 are eligible for deductions from 1978 earned Income. 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