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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-03-09, Page 15Pag* 15 Wilmar D. Wein, Clerk-Treqsurer Township of Stephen WMMMMH Times-Advo«ite, March 9, 1978 women Five GRAND BEND WINNERS — At a public speaking meet sponsored by the Grand Bend Lions and attended by speakers from Grand Bend Public, Stephen Central, Bosanquet Central and Mt. Carmel Separate, the latter school took two of the top three r»___I L... _a_ .. • AA*I__ r-i • r aa> r* ’i i r* » i i r« . .1 . i t • .*7 School friends stage reunion Dashwood ladies at prayer event BAKERY SPECIALS Crusty Rolls took Date Squares Orange Twist Donuts poz. *145 Steve Mrs. Cliff spots. Beside Lion's president Paul Johnston is Mike Fleming of Mt. Carmel who finished first, third place finisher Mary-Jo McCann of Mt. Carmel, Sara McClure of Stephen Central, second and Lions public speaking chairman Pat Soldan. Mrs. Fahner, Mrs.- Cliff and Ella Morlock. Personals U.C.W. members attended the World Day of Prayer service at Greenway United Church Friday af- 85* By MISS ERA MORLQCK CREDITON The U.C.W. of Zion United Church held their March meeting Thursday evening. Prayer is the key was the theme of the devotional program conducted by Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Mrs. Ross Pickering. Mrs. Peter Martin gang, accompanied by Mrs, Gordon Finkbeiner. Roll call was answered by naming a pioneer activity no longer practised. Used Christmas cards and eye glasses are being collected. There was discussion about the entertainment of guest artists, anniversary Sunday, May 21, and about a donation to the newly opened home for handicapped adults in Exeter. Mrs. Finkbeiner an­ nounced that Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg, Lis towel, would be guest speaker at the Mother- Daughter banquet. Hostesses were Harold Russell pDltUl Al HOME Township of Stephen Recreation Committee requires an operation budget from all organizations of Stephen Township who plan any recreation program in 1978. Please send your budget to Chairman Eric Finkbeiner, RR #1, Crediton, Ontario NOM 1 MO by March 31 st. Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan have just returned from a months holidays at Ft. Meyers, Florida. Adam and Aimee Jayne Durand visited with their grand-parents Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morley, Wednesday. United Church women held their March meeting Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. George Prest. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Hartle, returned home recently from a two-weeks holiday in Florida. A number of boys and girls attended choir practice Thursday evening in the U.C. Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY basement. Hymn “Lord of the Dance", was chosen for their anthem, Sunday, After holidaying in Florida two weeks Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Ron O’Brien returned home, Friday. Max Shepherd visited with Bill Prest, Sunday. Mrs. Merle Lewis who has been staying with Mr. & Mrs. Goldwin Glenn, Exeter for a couple of weeks has returned to her home. Miss Carolyn Lewis and Judy Lagerwerf returned home Friday from‘'a weeks holiday in Florida. 75C Mild lb. *180 Pkg. of six CHEESE SPECIALS ' Canadian Cheddar Cheese Medium Old lb. ternoon. They were Ross Pickering, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Ron Watt, Mrs. Doug Gill and Mrs. Nelson Lamport. Sunday afternoon and evening the London Con­ ference Prayer and Praise Fellowship, Roinonia, met in Zion United Church. About 35 members attended the gathering. Rev. Bert Carr, London led in Bible study during both the afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs. Armin Schlenker has returned home from St. Joseph’s Hospital. Barbara Wein, sponsored by the Exeter Agricultural Society was a contestant in the Farm Show Princess Contest, London. It was a worthwhile experience ’from the point of view alone of meeting the contestants. Besides there was at­ tendance at a banquet, the excitement of interviews and speeches, and the gift of a souvenir teaspoon to carry away as a memento of a happy occasion. Winston Wilson and Mrs. Gadget Lindsay, London son and daughter of Mrs. Viola Wilson, and Howard Wright, Woodstock were in Crediton Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Wilson’s birthday. The Saturday morning model building club spon­ sored by Rev. Bruce Pierce has grown to a membership of ten. Dennis and Darrell Preszcator are assisting Rev. Pierce in helping the participants interpret the blueprints. Thursday evening winners of first, second and third place in the public speaking contest at Stephen Central School took part in a contest at Grand Bend, sponsored by the Lions Club. Winners were Mike Fleming, first; Sarah McClure, second; Mary Jo McCann, third. Friday evening members of the Sharon community gathered in the community hall to honour three recently married couples, Mr. & Mrs. Rodger Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Riddell and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Parsons. Bill Wagner read the address and gifts were presented. A social time of progressive euchre followed. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Twelve ladies from Dash­ wood United Church at­ tended The World Day of Prayer service with the theme “Community Spirit in Modern Living’’ at the Catholic church, Grand Bend on Friday. Mrs, Letta Taylor and Mrs. Hugh Boyle part in the service. 4-H meeting The fourth meeting of Dashwood 4-H girls club two was held Monday with the roll call, “How I would define a good citizen?" Mrs. Ray Rader discussed the Canadian Government at different levels and the responsibilities of each. The leaders checked the record books and helped the girls with their projects. The next meeting will be held this Monday. Kitchener, called on relatives here, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gibson and family entertained with a dinner, those -who in any way helped building and moving into their new home at Denfield. Those present were Mr. &Mrs. Roy Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gibson, Crediton; Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gibson, Exeter; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gibson, Shipka; Albert Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Keller, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Keller, Mr. & Mrs. Karl Keller and Mr. & Mrs. Roger Keller, London; Mr, & Mrs. Max Learn, Hensall; Mr, & Mrs. Earl Keller, Mr. & Mrs, Murray Keller, Mr. & Mrs. George Keller, Mrs. Ruth Greb and Mrs. Frieda Keller, Dashwood. The Kellers also pleasantly surprised “Mom" Keller on her 70th birthday when she was presented with a little box full of “Love" and a family ring. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Keller, Goderich, were unable to be with the family as they were attending a newspaper convention in Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle took Trevor Riddell of the Exeter Ban­ tam B team to Fonthill on the weekend where they com­ peted in play-offs winning one and losing one. They also visited Niagara Falls. Mrs. Maxine (Delmar) Miller and Mrs. Trish Cant of Grand Bend held a reunion after 14 years of not knowing where the other one lived. Both girls were friends during their school years in Sarnia. They met unex­ pectedly in a grocery store and aftei' having lunch together Monday, they were amazed at how much they still have in common. Full Slice Round Steak Smoked Picnic Hams Pure Pork Sausage Frozen Roasters, Parts Chicken Maple Leaf Sliced Ham *1.59 ’1.25 *1.49 99* *2.29 ♦ OUR OWN Fresh Garlic Sausage, Smoked Sausage, Regular Sausage, Summer Sausage. YUNGBLUT’S MEAT MARKET PHONE 236-4312 ZURICH Havarti "Butter" Cheese ib. ZURICH BAKERY 236-4912 ZURICH CHEESE HOUSE Lifestyle is learning to drink in moderation. 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