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Times-Advocate, 1978-07-13, Page 8Times-Advocate, July 13, 197?Told value of house log MARSHMALLOW TOAST — Toasting marshmallows was part of the fun enjoyed by the Ailsa Craig Explorers during their weekend camping at the Pinery Provincial Park. Nineteen girls □nd their leaders, Mrs. Jane Walker and Ellen Whitmore, spent from Friday evening to Mon­ By JOY SCHEIFELE AILSA CRAIG “If you have any questions chc°k with your local customs office and familiarize yourself with the laws and regulations before you leave the country”, advised customs officer, Ellen Whitmore. “That way you’ll save yourself a lot of hassle”. Speaking to the Riverview W.I. at their July meeting at the Masonic Hall in Ailsa Craig, Ellen outlined her duties as security officer for Customs at the London Air terminal. She related a number ot personal experien­ ces and showed members the uniform worn while she is on duty. In addition she also brought along the uniform she wears while working part-time as a police officer with the London Auxiliary Police Force. “This is the work I’d like to make a career of”, she explained “but at the moment it is only part time”. Another uniform she wears is that of Explorer leader. She and her co­ leader, Jane Walker, were taking over twenty young explorers to the Pinery Provincial Park camping over the weekend. Thanked for her in­ teresting talk by Mrs. Ruth Garrod she was presented with a gift in token of ap­ preciation by the members. Mrs. Hilda Morton, Curator for Riverview W.I. then introduced two Cloverdale W.I. members, Mrs. Harold Brophey, District Curator and Mrs. Hames Orr. Mrs. Brophey gave a resume of her responsibilities and outlined some points on how mem­ bers can best be of assistance to their branch curators. She emphasized the need for complete and accurate history carefully prepared in the prescribed way. “A house log is a name Photo by Scheifeleday afternoon enjoying the park. Wife ENJOY CAMPOUT — Ailsa Craig Explorers enjoyed camping last weekend at the Pinery Provincial Park with their leaders Mrs. Jane Walker and Ellen Whitmore. Photo by Scheifele customs frequently misunderstood”, Mrs. James Orr explained. “The name really comes from the same beginning as a ship’s log. It is a record of a house from its beginning and should be left in the house from one inhabitor to the next”. She suggested everyone should try to make one, including things they know about their home such as the location, description, floor plan, drains, families who have lived in the house, etc. If picturesare available from former owners they should be included. She showed the house log she has completed for her own home. Both speakers presented with a gift behalf of the members Mrs. Neil, were on by Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Jack Jesney celebrated her 70th birthday July 6, and also had a grandson born then to Mr. & Mrs. Les Jesney, Huron Park. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Regele R.R. 4 Walton, parents of Mrs, Stan Preszcator celebrated their 50th wed- Explorers have Pinery campout GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 years—Annual Interest For information call macdonald-cartier trust company ♦ '(416)276-2112 165 Dundas Street West, Mississauga, Ontario, L5B 2N6. Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Rates subject to change. Agent inquires invited. J By JOY SCHEIFELE A highlight for many of the AiJsa Craig Explorers last weekend was the visit of a friendly raccoon into their campsite. Some of the girls had not seen a raccoon close by before. The girls were camping for the weekend at the Pinery Provincial Park with their leaders, Ellen Whitmore and Jane Walker. Their camping weekend has become an annual event which has proved extremely popular with the young girls. Nineteen members were present this year. The girls left Ailsa Craig Friday afternoon loaded down with tents and sup­ plies. Throughout the weekend they went swim­ ming, hiking and did crafts as well as enjoyed the traditional evening camp­ fires. AU returned home safely Monday afternoon. ding anniversary on Sunday, July 9 at the home of their other daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Harold McCallum, R.R. 1 Walton. Friends and relatives and neighbors came from Chatham, Sarnia, Parkhill, Crediton, Woodstock, Cromarty, Mitchell, Dublin and Stratford. Miss Brenda Glanville is holidaying with cousins Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Thorton, Lon­ don, Barbie Glanville is with her brother David Glanville, Lis towel. Miss Barbie Glanville spent the week end with Mr. & Mrs. Robert England and Robert Jr. at Yogi Bear Camp, Grand Bend. Miss. Cheryl Wein en­ tertained neighbors and relatives to a Trichem party on Wednesday. Miss. Kathy Dinney, bride­ elect daughter of Mr, & Mrs. Don Dinney, was given a shower on Wednesday evening at Crediton church. Miss. Barbara Preszcator, Goderich visited Thursday with Mr, & Larry “ family. last Mrs. Promotion at Carlisle Carlisle United Church celebrated Promotion and Rally Sunday on June 25 with eleven students being promoted to higher levels. The students were David Marshall, Judson Dykeman, Dwayne McIntyre, Linda Jane McIntyre, Jim Makichan, Wendy Lee, Kevin Gallant, Shane Allen, Bradley Watson, Sharie Walker and Brian McIntyre. Symbolizing their en­ trance into another stage of their development the children each passed through a white picket fence gate at the front of the church where they were greeted by their new teacher. George Lee, Sunday School Secretary-Treasurer, presented the children with their Robt Raches Diplomas and seals. Superintendent, Jim Pedersen, spoke at the group and expressed thanks and appreciation to the teachers for their faithfulness and hard work throughout the past year. Having “been adopted by the Carlisle congregation’’ in 1956, Mr. Pedersen spoke of the satisfaction of seeing a second generation of members coming up through the Sunday School being granted awards. Prior to the meeting Mrs. Crouch’s group served strawberry shortcake and tea. A number of guests were present. The meeting was opened with the Ode and 'Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was answered by members relating a law she was thankful to have in Ontario. Mrs. John Walker read the scripture and also the motto “good resolutions are not worth much unless they ripen into good ideas. Thepresident took thechair for the business part of the meeting. Directors Mrs. L. Hughes, Mrs. Nola McEwen and Mrs. A. Armstrong will be a committee to help plan the 40th anniversary celebration. 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