Times-Advocate, 1979-05-02, Page 24Pag* 24 Time»-Advocat®, May 2, 1979
Two children baptised
at Greenway UC service
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
The United Church was
comfortably filled Sunday
morning to witness the
baptisms performed by the
Bev. Harley Moore of Julie
Anne, daughter of Mr. &
Mrs, Bryan Hicks and sister
Of Andrew; and Bryan Peter,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Peter
Wiersma and brother of
Jacqui.
During the service Joanne
and Mary Jane McLir. chey
sang a duet, adding to the
music rendered by the
Junior and Senior choirs.
Visitors with the Hicks’
during the day were: Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Hicks, Cindy
Hicks, London; Mr. & Mrs.
Glen Dixon, Sarnia; Mr. &
Mrs. Morley Fraser and
family, Mt. Brydges; and
Mr. & Mrs., Willard Forbes,
Forest.
With the Wiersma’s were:
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hut
chinson; Kathyrn Hut-
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chinson, Strathroy; Mr. &
Mrs. Robt. Hutchinson and
family, Point Edward; Mr. &
Mrs. Ken McLinchey and
family; Mr. & Mrs. W. M.
Gray and family, Parkhill;
Mr. & Mrs. R. Wiersma and
family, Whitby; Mr. & Mrs.
A. Wiersma, Picton; Mr. &
Mrs. A. Groeneveld and
family, Oshawa; Mr. & Mrs.
G. Oosterveld and family,
Drayton and Mrs. M. Van
Der Ley, Drayton.
At the Corbett Community
Centre, Saturday evening, a
social time was enjoyed and
presentations were made to
newly-weds of the past year.
The happy couples were Mr.
& Mrs. Ken McLeod (nee
Lori Woodburn); Mr. & Mrs,
Gordon Turnbull (nee Vicky
Lagerwerf); Mr. & Mrs.
Douglas Trevithick (nee
Connie Bullock); and Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Whiteford.
Many couples from this
area attended the Masonic
Lodge banquet and dance
held in the Parkhill Com
munity Centre Friday
evening,
A successful spring
stocker sale was held at the
Mr, & Mrs. George
Wheeler, Mr. & Mrs. John
Rodd and Mr. & Mrs, Glenn
Copeland and Deanna at
tended the Exeter United
Church service Sunday
morning and were guests
following with Mr. & Mrs.
Elliott McRoberts and Mr.
Clarence Fletcher.
Miss Lorie Webb, London
visited during the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Norris Webb.
Mrs. Mae Huddleston and
Mrs. Florence Tufts, London
visited Sunday afternoon
with Miss Rhea Mills,
Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb
attended the Exeter United
Church service Sunday
morning and were guests
later with Mr.& Mrs. Ralph
Wareham and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Wilson and
Perry, Lakeside visted
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Smith.
Corbett Sales Barns Friday
evening when 600 cattle were
sold. Top price for steers was
$1.22 and for heifers $1.12 per
pound, that is.
A belated expression of
sympathy from this com
munity is extended to the
family and relatives of the
late Elton Curts who passed
away in Chateau Gardens,
Parkhill on April 18, and of
Mrs. Mjlton Hayes of Strath
mere Lodge, Strathroy, who
died April 21,
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers
and Mr. & Mrs. Cecil
Smithers attended the IOOF
service in Centralia United
Church, Sunday and also
visited with Mr. & Mrs,
Carman Smithers, London.
Grace Anglican Church
members joined with the
Thedford Anglican Church,
Sunday for their Church
service. A social time
followed.
Six tables were at play at
the dessert euchre held in the
Grace Anglican Hall last
Wednesday afternoon,
Daffodils adorned the tables
and delicious desserts were
served.
High scorer at euchre was
Leita Hill; low, Margaret
Lagerwerf; lone hand,
Mabel Yorke; and winner of
the door prize was Rena
Esdaile.
By the way ‘You know
you’re getting old when it
takes twice as long to rest
and half as long to get tired.’
DEER KILLED IN CRASH
The Pinery Park detach
ment of the Ontario Provin
cial Police investigated an
accident Saturday when a
pick-up truck driven by
George Wilson of Point
Edward hit and killed a deer
on highway 21 south of
Grand Bend. There were no
injuries, but damage to the
truck was estimated at $2,-
000.00.
During the week of April
■22 - 28, The Pinery O.P.P.
laid 21 charges under the
Liquor Licence Act, 23 under
the Highway Traffic Act,
four under the Narcotic Con
trol Act, and charged one
impaired driver.
, RECENT DONATION — Assistant curator of Lambton Heritage Museum Chris Andreae holds
' up a quilt made in 1915 by the Khaki Girls Club. The club had people pay 10 cents to have
their signature embroidered on the quilt to raise funds for World War I. The quilt was donated
to th** museum by Viola Ritchie on behalf of Cloverdale Women's Institute. T-A photo
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