Times-Advocate, 1978-05-04, Page 27Several Elimville 4-H girls
given achievement honors
Times-Advocate, May 4, 1978 Page 27
By KATHY COOPER
4 u. ELIMVILLE
- Achievement Day for
the 4-H project “Focus on
Living" was at South Huron
District High School on
Saturday and Parents and
Friends were in attendance
in th6 afternoon.
Elimville I presented a
skit “Help - I’m Babysitting”
and Elimville II presented a
skit “First Aid
Emergencies.
Receiving County Honors
were Pearl Bus well, and
Margaret Pym - Elimville I
and Donna Kerslake and
Joan Cooper - Elimville II.
Getting Provincial Honors
were Sandra Hem - Elim
ville I and Carol Allen and
Mary Johns - Elimville II.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle and
boys London visited recently
in
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cooper.
Mrs. Howard Pym, Elaine
and Margaret, Mrs. Norman
Jaques, Mrs. Ross Skinner
and Barbara, Mrs. Jake
Hovius; Mrs. Ray Jory and
Mrs. Ron Parsons attended a
shower for Brenda Ball
Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ross Veal,
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Cooper and family and
Robert Bray visited
Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Lovie, Shipka.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Routly,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Skinner, Mr. Allen Johns and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper
attended the Odd Fellows
Church service at Exeter
United Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Batten
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper
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Mrs. Doug Kyle, Hensall.
After the church service
Sunday at Elimville,
everyone enjoyed a film “We
were the ones that decided.”
It was a special service
dealing with the Mission and
Service,
U.C.W. Meets
The Elimville United
Church Women held their
meeting at the Christian
Resource Centre in Mitchell
recently. Mrs. Floyd Cooper
welcomed everyone and
introduced Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Mantle who look after
the centre.
Mrs. Cooper read a poem
“The Miracle of Spring” and
everyone joined in singing.
The president Miss Ruth
Skinner presided for the
business.
The women will cater to
the Skinner - Kerslate
wedding in June and will
help house clean the church
this week. The roll call was
answered by “A good book I
would recommend.” Mr. and
Mrs. Mantle sang two duets.
A film strip “In the Begin
ning” was enjoyed. Mrs.
Lynn read a porm “Sing a
song of Books” after which
Mr. Mantle talked about the
centre. Everyone enjoyed
looking at many of the books
that were on display.
Personals
Many parents and friends
enjoyed Music Night at
Usborne Centre School on
Wednesday night and
Thursday afternoon.
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Centralia United Church
hosted a shower for Miss
Karen Somerville, fiancee
of Terry Somerville the
student minister, Thursday
evening.
The programme opened
with a musical number on
the Clarinets by Nancy and
Mary Lou Tindall. A sextet
of girls sang with Lois Wilson
accompanying. The dancing
men did several numbers
accompanied by Judy Mills.
Robbie and Ruthanne
Essery played a duet on
guitar and piano.
Several ladies took part in
a skit, “A Ministers’ wife
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tea.” Lois Elliott and Joanne
Smythe assisted Karen to
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Sunday Service
Terry Somerville gave his
listeners plenty of food for
thought when he dealt with
the subject “The Christian
Household” in the United
Church Sunday morning.
The choir sang an anthem
and Fay Blair favoured with
a solo.
This coming Sunday May
7, Bob Heywood will provide
special music.
Euchre party
; Mr.- and Mrs. Earl Dixon
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith were in charge of the
euchre party in the Com
munity Centre Monday night
with 13 tables in play.
The prizes winners were as
follows;- Ladies high score,
Desta Rock; lone hands,
Ruth Skinner; low, Mrs.
Lawrence Hirtzel. Men’s
high, Lon Hodgins; lone
hands, Murray Carter; low
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner,
representing Zion United
Church at Prebytery,
Belgrave, last Tuesday,
assisted in the presentation
of a communications
dialogue during the session.
■ Mrs. William Oestricher
visited her sister Mrs. R. W.
McBain at Grimsby last
week.
Stephen Central School
presented a musical comedy
“Going West” Wednesday
and .Thursday evening, with
a senior cast for Wednesday,
a junior for Thursday.
Costuming and painted
backdrop added to the en
joyment of the well-paced
performance which offered
fine singing and clearly
Voiced spoken parts.
Rev. Bruce Pierce was
guest pastor at Bethel
Reformed Church, Exeter,
Sunday evening. As part of
the worship service Mrs.
Pierce sang a number of her
own composition.
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Mrs. Frank Hicks (playing a
man’s card.) The travelling
prize was won by Mrs.
Georgina Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel, and Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Darling will convene the
next party.
Personals
Senior citizens met
Monday in the Community
Centre for an afternoon of
crokinole and cards followed
by lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan,
Mrs. Dale Taylor and
Shawn, and Mrs. Wayne
Brown, Listowel were
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Fred Cunnington and in the
afternoon all attended a
bridal shower for Miss
Patricia Bender at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bender, Crediton.
Mrs. Minnie Harrison has
returned home after visiting
at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Dixon and family in
Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe
and Alan attended the
Garden City Productions’
presentation “Happy and
Glorious” directed by Alan
Lund at Brock University,
St. Catharines Saturday
night. The musical director
was Miss Elaine Powe.
Murray Abbott was a guest
Sunday with his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Abbott, Little
Current, at a dinner party at
the Garage Restaurant in
London.
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The May meeting of the
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Mr. & Mrs. Neil
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the weekend with his parents
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Bill and Kathy Pest visited
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days.
Byron Cunningham, 26, a
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concession of McGillivray
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McGillivray. The
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