Times-Advocate, 1978-02-23, Page 22By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Times«Advocate, February 23, 1978
ACW elect
Mrs. Earl Greenlee gave
her home Tuesday afternoon
for the February A.C.W.
meeting. Mrs. Heber Davis
conducted a prayer service
opening with the Scripture
taken from the Gospel for the
first Sunday in Lent.
Several ladies led in
Prayer and Marguerite
Greenlee read the minutes of
the December meeting.
Mrs. George Anderson,
Exeter presided for the
election of officers in the
absence of Mrs. Mills who
was ill. Mrs. Marguerite
Greenlee was elected
president for the coming two
years. Mrs. Hazel Davis,
vice president, Mrs. Hazel
Eaton, secretary, Mrs. Joan
Greenlee, sick friend
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Davis,
treasurer.A vote of thanks
was extended to Mrs.
Anderson and Marguerite
for her home and refresh
ments.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice
MacDonald Grand Bend
visited Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Car roll, Wednesday.
Cottage service was held
Sunday
home of
Davis.
Mr. &
Ilderton
W.W. Garrett, London were
Wednesday guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Heber Davis.
afternoon at the
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Mrs. Shoebottom,
and Mr. & Mrs.
Mrs. Joyce Sovereign,
Lucan and Mrs. Alexia
Tindall left Saturday for ten
days in Florida.
Messers Fred Dobbs and
Hugh Davies are attending
the “Good Roads Con
vention” Toronto.
Charles Fenn London a
former resident of this
community called on Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Carroll,
Saturday.
Patti and Freddie Dobbs
were Saturday guests with
their friends Diana and Doug
children of Dr. and Mrs.
Doug Jackson, London.
Miss Joan Barker, London
visited her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Barker, Lucan, Sun
day.
QUILTING AT STEPHEN — One of the recent electives at Stephen Central School involved quilting. From the left are Leona
Herrington, Marilyn Brand and Debbie Galloway. photo
Shopping is
Kippen topic
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Campbell Eyre gave
her usual thought provoking
motto on “We shall resolve
to conquer temper, tongue
and conduct” when Kippen
East W.I. met in the Legion
Hall, Wednesday.
Miss Grace Bird took as
her topic, “Supermarket
shopping”. She presented
the ladies with a quiz to
“Rate your shopping sense,”
and then discussed each
question.
Mrs. Robert Bell gave the
treasurers report for Mrs.
Parsons. Mrs. Jack Sinclair
gave the Sunshine report.
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot gave
current events and courtesy
remarks.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth chaired
the business portion and it
was decided to give a
donation to “Save the Sight.”
Mrs. Dave Treibner chaired
the program as the
resolutions convener. Mrs.
Charles Eyre and Mrs.
Robert Kinsman had charge
of the lunch.
UCW meets
The UCW of St. Andrews
Church, Kippen met
Tuesday February 14 for
their regular meeting. Mrs.
Keith Love gave the worship.
Mrs. Stephens conducted
Bible Study. Hostesses were
Mrs. Edgar McBride and
Mrs. Robert Kinsman.
Mrs. Stephens brought a
report from the Presbyterial
held in Mitchell. Mrs.
Broadfoot entertained with
several musical selections
on the piano.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Huxtable, Centralia, visited
with Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Jones.
Mr. & Mrs. John A. B. Bell
are holidaying in the south.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Munroe
have returned from a
southern holiday.
A number of Kippen ladies
attended a euchre in
Brucefield, Friday night.
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Elimville Institute
stage euchre play
By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville Women’s
Institute held a euchre party
at the Elimville hall. Prize
winners were ladies high -
Ruth Skinner, mens high -
Floyd Cooper, lone hands -
Myrtle Hanna, ladies low -
Kay Morley, men’s low -
Dennis McInnis. There will
be another euchre on
Monday evening.
The Elimville Women’s
Institute members and
family enjoyed an afternoon
of bowling Sunday at the
Exeter Lanes.
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper
attended the fair board
convention in Toronto for a
couple of days last week.
Mr. & Mrs. John Batten
attended the Good Roads
Convention in Toronto for
several days this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper,
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley
and Ralph and Robert Bray
visited Sunday evening with
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
family.
The third meeting of
Elimville II 4-H club was
held at the home of Mary
Johns. They repeated the 4-H
Pledge and the roll call was
answered by all present.
Mary Johns discussed
“Indoor Gardening” with the
members,
discussed
Drawings.”
ended with lunch being
served.
Carol Allen
“Art and
The meeting"
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at Whalen
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Friday evening a euchre
party was held in the com
munity centre with Mr. &
Mrs. Gerald Hern as hosts.
The lucky winners were:
ladies high - Barbara
French, mens high - Earl
French, lone hands - John A.
Damen, low score - Gerry
Wallis.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wale,
London were last Sunday
evening supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Taziar.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley
baby sat their grandchildren
Jeremy and Melissa Brock
for the weekend.
Wednesday dinner guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson were Mr. & Mrs.
David Hord and Diane
Strathroy and Mrs. Grace
Zavitz and Mrs.
Zavitz, Thedford.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl
and Elizabeth were
dinner guests with
Mrs. Wayne Hern,
and Kathryn. The occassion
being Elizabeth’s 3rd and
Kathryn’s 1st birthdays.
Saturday evening Mr. &
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Mardlin to celebrate Lisa
Mardlin’s 6th birthday.
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