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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-04-20, Page 18Pq9e 18 April 20, 1978 Play euchre at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA There were 12 tables in play at the euchre party in the Community Centre Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels in charge. Ladies high score, Mrs Georgina Webster; lone hands, Mrs. Earl Dixon; low, Mrs. Evan Hodgins. Men’s high, Roy Swartz; lone hands, Dick Noels; low, Chas. Hendy. Even score, Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel; lucky cup, Albert Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith will convene the next party. Former Centralia resident passes A large number from this Community called at the Stephenson Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig to pay respect to the late Mrs. Arthur McFalls, a former highly esteemed resident of Cen tralia. The deceased who passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Phil (Nish) Johnson was lovingly cared for by her family through a lengthly illness. 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Meet Lobb opened U.C.W. April a poem. “Do Minutes and read and ap- Mrs. Alvin the Centralia meeting with Something” reports were proved. All members are to bring in pennies in May. Losers will entertain winners. All ladies are asked to par ticipate in choir for Mother’s Day. Marion Abbott invited everyone to their 25th Anniversary party Kirkton on May 19. Edith Lobb and Gladys Buswell were conveners for the programme opening with a piano solo by Joan Buswell, and a poem by Edeth “Let us love one another.” A sextet of girls sang two numbers with Lois Wilson at the piano June Essery read the scripture. Gladys gave a reading “Make an ap pointment with himself” expressing taking time out to think about God and mune with ourselves part of the day. Gladys and Edith commentations obligations to home and family and responsibility to church and congregation as women to-day. at com- some gave o n Personals Senior citizens met in the Community Centre Monday for an afternoon of crokinole and cards followed by lunch. Sunday a number from Centralia attended the musical, “It’s Cool in the Furnace” presented by the Zion West United Church Choir under the leadership of Mrs. Lome Hern. Murray Abbott received word of the death of Mrs. Esther Abbott of Michigan, widow of the late Laverne Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins returned home last week after spending the past three months in Mexico. Mrs. Lome Hicks has returned home following a trip to Bermuda. She was accompanied on the trip by her friend Miss. Margaret Plaskett, Guelph. Saturday Mrs. Hicks was a guest at the Walden McCreath wedding in Ripley. 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Evelyn Curts led in the opening worship service, choosing as her theme, “Hands.” For the study of the Caribbean, Miss Curts in troduced Mrs. Betsy Bark man, Parkhill, who presented a most interesting illustrated message of the life and work and need in Haiti. The president, Mrs. Olive Horner, chaired the meeting for the business session. Those present answered the roll call with a verse on spring. Mrs. Harvey Walper assisted serving coffee at meeting. Anglican The ladies of Grace Anglican Church held a successful dessert euchre in their hall, last Wednesday afternoon. There were eight tables at play. The high scorer was Mrs. Alwinna Galloway, and the low, Floyd Enright. Mrs. Olive Horner captured the door prize. Personals Several couples from here attended the Masons’ banquet and festivities in the Parkhill Community Centre, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eagleson were Toronto visitors over the weekend. 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