Times-Advocate, 1978-02-23, Page 15The Catholic Womens
League held their meeting
Monday evening at the
Alhambra hall with 25 in
attendance. President,
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invitation had been received
by the ladies to attend the
Easter Ecumenical being
held at Greenway United
Church, Tuesday March 14,
at 8: p.m,
TheC.W.L.will be catering
to the growers banquet to be
held February 25, at the
Taxandria.
Plans were finalized for
hosting the World’s Day of
Prayer at the Immaculate
Heart of Mary Church,
March 3 at 2 p.m. Collection
this year to be sent to
Womens Interchurch
Council. Everyone welcome.
The travelling prize
donated by Mary Mom-
mersteeg was won by Karen
Smeekens,
St. John Ambulance teaches
mouth to mouth resuscita
tion free of charge.
Next meeting will be
March 20, and no lunch to be
served during Lent.
Theatre guild meets
The Playhouse Theatre
Guild executive met
Tuesday morning at Bev.
Harwood’s home. The ladies
decided to help the
Playhouse board project
with decorations for the
Beaux Arts Ball, to be held
Saturday, March 4.
The first general Guild
meeting will be held Tuesday
April 4 at the Green Forest,
beginning with a 12 o’clock
luncheon.
Plans are in progress for
the annual spring fashion
show, to be held in South
Huron recreation centre,
Exeter, April 26 at 7:30 p.m.
A social hour will precede
the fashion show, followed by
dessert and coffee after.
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Leaving the day after New
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visited Lawrence’s sister,
Mrs. Madeline Sadler at
Parkhill, for an oyster
supper.
The Orpha Club scheduled
to meet February 14 was
postponed until March 7 due
to so many folks away on
winter holidays in a warmer
climate. The meeting will be
at Mrs.
home.
At the
meeting
ternoon,
broidered blocks for the
quilt, which the members
are making to enter at the
International Plowing Match
in September, were handed
in.
Plans are underway for
quilting it at the Village Inn,
on February 27 and
March 2, members
come and help quilt.
Mary Blewett, a
year student at Western
University, London ac
companied by two friends,
are enjoying a week’s cruise
in the Caribbean, during a.
school break.v-< i
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Sorenson, Dashwood visited
their aunt and uncle, Mr. &
Mrs. L. Johnson, Friday.
Mrs. Susie Devine
returned home Sunday after
a two week holiday visiting
grand and great grand
children and friends. Mr. &
Mrs. Lanny Serimegour,
Angela and Jeff in London,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick,
Pam and Paul in Wyoming
and Mrs. Gladys Scott in
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Soloist at the United
Church Sunday morning was
Ruth Scott, when she sang,
“Give us this day.” The pre
Easter sermon topic by Rev.
H. Moore was “The Cross of
Christ: Steps along the
way.”
Youth fellowship met
Friday night at Church of
God, with eleven par
ticipating in a group study on
servanthood.
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Misses Lorna Glanville
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grandparents Mr. & Mrs.
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