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Church women study promises
GUIDES AT HURON PARK — The first Huron Park Girl Guides was established recently. The girls and their leaders are shown
above. Back, left, Michelle Baptie, Lynne Jackson, captain Linda Burgess, Anita Jackson, Lieutenant Pat Wemyss, Heather Hern
and Annette Van Vliet. Front, Crystal Lowe, Karen Wemyss, Denise Dunlop, Carrie De Graw and Tracy Winger. T-A photo
WOODHAM AREA MEWS
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Intended for last week
Mr. & Mrs. Duncan
McNaughton’s family
honoured their parents on-
the occasion of their 40th
wedding anniversary
December 29.
Dinner guests were Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon McNaughton,
Mrs. Lloyd Scafe, Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Sheppard, Mr. & Mrs.
Arthur Thompson, Parkhill,
Mrs. Martin Scafe, Ailsa
Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Elliott
MacKichan and Mr. & Mrs.
Lewellyn Currie, Denfield
and Mr. & Mrs. David
Holland, St. Marys.
Mrs. Dorothy Rierio and
daughter Nadia of Bahia,
Brazil visited for a couple of
days with her friend Mrs.
Dick Jongkind,
Jongkind, Meagan
Christopher.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave
Alison and Brandon
Marys visited on Monday
with Miss Jean Capeland.
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Times-Advocate, January 19, 1978
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specials all through the store.
25% off all Ladies' Wear, in
cluding dresses, pant suits, slacks,
sweaters and purses.
25% off all Men's jackets, coats,
sweaters and dress shirts, some
garments reduced up to 50% off.
25% off all merchandise in baby
and children's department.
10% off all yard goods, linens,
and any and all sales over $1.00. >
All sales final and cash. Following sale,
store will be closed 2 weeks for
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By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The postponed meeting of
the United Church Women
was held Monday evening
with 25 ladies present.
Mrs. William Rohde
opened the meeting with,
“Nineteen Seventy Eight A
Year of Promise.” Mrs,
Rohde read Psalm 121
followed with the Meditation.
There are 12 promises, one
for each month namely
Gods presence, ~ '
protection, God’s
Gods provision,
leading^Gods wise purposes.
Each' one was repeated
with a verse of Scripture
with Mrs. George Kellett,
Mrs. David Passmore, Mrs.
William Rowcliffe, Mrs.
Archie Etherington, Mrs.
Bev Alexander, Mrs. John
. Pym taking par.t. They each
held up a card with the
wording done in block letters
by Miss Joyce Cunnington.
Vocal duet by Mrs. Fred
Johns, and Mrs. William
Rohde accompanied by the
pianist Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
They sang “Standing on the
Promises.”
Poem God hath not
Promised by Mrs. Howard
Cunnington. Prayer by Mrs.
Ross Hargreaves. The
worship service was
prepared by Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery who could not be
there.
Mrs. Ross Hodgert
received the offering with
prayer by Mrs. Rohde.
Study book is on the
Caribbean this year- Mrs.
Rohde gave a talk on
Trinidad and Mrs.
Hargreaves spoke on her
recent trip to Trinidad and
Mrs. Murray Dawson
showed Mrs. Hargreaves
pictures.
The president opened the
business section with a poem
Gods
power,
Gods
Church reports
at Clandeboye
friendship recipe
everyone repeated
United Church Womens
Purpose. The usual business
was dealt with.
It was decided to cater to
the curling banquet in April
at the Recreation Centre in
Exeter.
Used eye glasses and
stamps are being asked for,
anyone wishing to give
please bring to church.
Group U under the
leadership of Mrs. Lee
Webber served lunch along
with the hostess Mrs. Glen
Stewart.
and
the
Misses Brown
Vinyl By Kaufman
(Narrow Fitting)
Reg. $15.98
$999
Womens
Fashion Boots Black
Broken Sizes
*12”
Boys/Womens
Imitation Wolf
Or Goat Hair
Waterproof
Reg. $19.95
*12”
Womens
Assorted Styles
In Vinyl
Mostly 6 & 7
*6”
=s
Men's & Women's
Blue Nylon
Special
*12”
Odds & Ends
Women's Vinyl
Mostly 6 & 7
$099
Am
10% OFF Snowmobile Boots And Felt Lined Styles
25% OFF All Women's Knee High Vinyls
20% OFF Men's & Women's Leather Boots
ALL SALES FINAL NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL GROUPS
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Cottonelie
Tissue
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Confidets
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63*200's
Clover Cream
Ice Cream
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SHOP G & G FOR
By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
The annual congregational
meeting of the United
Church was held Monday
evening. Reports were given
by the various organizations
and plans discussed for the
coming year. Miss Debbie
Lynn, pianist for the church
is resigning at the end of
April because of work
commitment, so anyone
interested, please contact
the church secretary Mrs.
Gerald Lynn. May 7 was set
for the church anniversary
with Rev. Keith Brown
taking the service.
Personals
John and Debbie
Richardson, Ilderton are
SAVINGS Shipka folk
return home
by the
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Shampoo
*1.79
Scope
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235-1661
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vin
cent, Lori Michael and
Michelle, have returned
from a three week holiday in
Englewood Florida. Mrs.
Vincent’s mother, Mrs. Fred
Hoffman of Barryton
Michigan, accompanied
them down and remained
there for the winter months.
Sympathy is extended to
the Ken Baker family, in the
death, Sunday evening of
Ken’s aunt, Mrs. Grace
Stewardson' who passed
away at Strathroy Hospital.
She was a sister of the late,
Mrs. Major Baker, Shipka.
During the severe storm,
last week, Monday and
Tuesday roads were blocked
in this area andtherewere no
school buses running or mail
delivery.
Mrs. Doris Sweitzer
returned home Thursday
after a three week stay in
Welland with her mother
Mrs. Elsie Comfort and
other relatives, and a day
spent with friends in St.
Catharines.
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van
Massenhoven, Anita, Ronnie
and Michael visited Sunday
evening in Parkhill with Mr.
& Mrs. Louie Van Sas and
family.
Friday afternoon and
Saturday evening visitors
with Harvey, Gloria and
Kevin Beierling, were Ken
and Judy Sanders, Grand
Bend, and Frank and Mabel
McClinchey of near Zurich,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Keller,
Cathy Ann, Ross and Joey.
Mrs. Hugh Morenz visited
Monday afternoon at the
Bluewater Rest Home with
her cousin Mrs. Ruby
Hoggarth.
Sfofi in t&e
staying with their grand
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Orville
Rollings while their parents
Margo and Bob Richardson
are holidaying in Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gebel
returned Saturday from a
two week holiday in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter, Mrs. Viola Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. George Simp
son, Ken and Helen, Jim
Hearn, and Mr, and Mrs.
Wayne MacLeod were guests
at an anniversary party on
Saturday evening in honour
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Gill
who have just returned from
a year in England, held at
the home of Gerrys parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gill,
London.
Philip Bell, who had his
two legs and a wrist broken
in a pedestrian-car accident
before Christmas was able to
return home from University
Hospital Thursday despite
his many casts. We wish Phil
a speedy recovery. *
Mrs. Doug Fenton,
Belgrave visited recently
with her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Donaldson and both attended
a bridal shower for Fay
Black, held at the home of
Mrs. Len Maidment, Lon
don. Saturday they attended
the Black-McCrae wedding
in Forest.
u.c.w.
The U.C.W. met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. Ethel
Donaldson. After the
devotional part of the
meeting, year end reports
were discussed also plans
for catering to a wedding in
early February. The hostess
served lunch and a social
time enjoyed.
Personals
Mrs. Edwin Miller visited
recently for a few days with
her daughter Miss Nancy
Richardson, Saginaw,
Michigan.
Mrs. Isabelle Cann of
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Reg
Hodgert, Grant, Brenda and
Scott were Sunday supper
guests with Mrs. Mary
Hodgert, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
visited Friday evening with
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Rohde,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. William
Stewart, London were
Saturday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Edwin Miller.
Misses Barbara Miller and
Jill Cross, Guelph spent the
week-end with Mr. & Mrs.
Edwin Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Mr. & Mrs. Barry Miller
joined with friends at an
Open House Sunday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Ottewell, Exeter in honor'of
their son Michael and his
friend Miss Joan Bloedel of
Edmonton Alberta. They
leave for the West shortly.
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Fin-
telman, Mr. & Mrs. Barry
Miller, Robbie, Kenny and
Shelly were Sunday evening
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Johns.
Fellowship
Eighteen people attended
the Fellowship Group
meeting at Elimville. Mrs.
William Rohde was in
charge of the worship ser
vice. Mrs. Philip Johns
played for a Sing Song,
Contests, Charades and a
Geography Match were
enjoyed. Mrs. William
Routly was in charge of the
lunch.
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