HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-10-26, Page 19Funeral held for Maurine Ridley Times-Advocate, October 26, 1978 Pago 19
GRAND BEND Women's Institute hear report of Huron South rally
■MM .. Twenty Womens Institute Pallbearers were Jim Ann Morton who recently p.m. Saturday hours are 1 to with Mrs. H. Morenz. Lana Lisa and Charlie inTwenty Womens Institute
members attended the
i October meeting, Thursday
evening held in United
: church S.S. rooms. Verna
Lovie presided as a rotating
president.
Topic was Public
Relations. Roll call was
answered by “How I can
publicize the Women’s
Institute.” Motto - “A little
nonsense now and then is
relished by the best of men.”
Mrs. Marlynn Jolliffe,
editor of North Lambton Sun
was scheduled to speak was
unable to attend due to
illness in her family.
Did you know? was given
by Donna Ruth Lovie. She
had a package of new
products available, in
cluding towels, cereal and
soup.
Clara Hamilton reported
on attending the County
Rally at Londesboro.
Huron South W.I. has 54
life members. A Home
decorating short course will
be held in South Huron Rec
centre October 31. Other
courses will be needlework,
with five new stitches, and
preservation, coming up
later.
A speaker from Huron
County Children Aid told the
Rally that 332 families are
under family and children
service, and that people
should report child abuse.
It was voted to continue
the W.I. bursary, and the
cost goes up from $.50 to $.75
a member.
Karen Hyndman,
Wingham was the W.I.
scholarship winner this year.
Plans were finalized for
the bake sale, and refresh
ments to be served at the
Craft fair coming up on
November 4.
It was voted for Clara
Hamilton to attend the W.I.
Area Convention, at
the Banqueter, London, on
November 1 and 2 as a
delegate.
Two members volunteered
to attend the 4-H girls
Autumn dessert tea on
October 24.
Lunch hostesses were
Fern Love and Ruth Hen
drick.
Well-known lady dies
Funeral service was held
Friday October 20 for
Maurine (Desjardine)
Ridley, at the T. Harry
Hoffman funeral home. She-
passed away at Strathroy
.Middlesex Hospital,
Wednesday October 18, 1978.
She was in her 72nd year
and survived by her husband
Vern (Jack) Ridley, one
daughter (Jeanne) Mrs.
Charles Gibbs, of Parkhill.
(Predeceased by Maxine
1939), Three brothers
Thomas and Alex Desjar
dine, Grand Bend and
Robert of Exeter. Also three
grandchildren.
Rev. H. Moore officiated
with interment in Grand
Bend cemetery.
BE CAUTIOUS
The Pinery Park detach
ment of
Provincial
motorists
youngsters
the street dressed for
Halloween.
The release continues,
“Bear in mind that many
will be wearing masks that
greatly restrict their vision
and clothing that may make
them hard to see and
perhaps also make it awk
ward for them to move and
react to traffic.
Ann Morton who recently
resigned. Library hours are
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9
with Mrs. H. Moren?.
Sympathy of this com
munity is extended to Vern
Ridley, Mrs. Jeanne
p.m. Saturday hours are 1 to
5 p.m.
Mrs. Walter Fassold
visited Wednesday afternoon
Lana Lisa and Charlie in the
death of a loving, Maurine
Ridley, mother and grand
mother.
Love, Orville
George Latta,
Wingarden, Frank Phillips
and Gerry Love.
4-H meets
The Munchy Bunch and
Nutritious nuts, 4-H club
girls held meeting five this
week.
Roll call was answered by
telling “The recipe found
which uses tea biscuits and
how it tastes.”
They cooked swiss steak,
potatoes, green beans and
onion soup, and made pink
velvet gelatin dessert.
Home assisgnment is to fill
in a gelatin experiment.
The 4-H girls are having an
autumn dessert tea, October
24, 7-9 p.m. and invited two
Women’s Institutes mem
bers to attend, also their
mothers and leaders at the
home of Marlene Britnell.
Personals
The new assistant libarian
at Lambton County library,
Grand Bend is Mrs. Adelle
Chapman. She replaces Mrs.
Farrell,
GeorgeAND DISTRICT NEWS
CWL meet,
church busy
The Catholic Womens
league met Monday evening
October 16, for their October
meeting with 26 attending.
President, Annie Grootjen,
presided. The group bought a
lottery ticket to promote and
help the children at Sarnia
Catholic High school.
Two ladies from Strathroy
will be coming to their
November meeting to
demonstrate hand crafts.
The C.W.L. are planning to
host this area Christmas
ecumenical with group 8 in
charge.
Church of God news
A workshop on Church
outreach was held at Church
of God, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, last
week by Rev. Wayne
Dickinson, Lansing,
Michigan.
Rev. Dickinson conducted
both morning and evening
service at Church of God,
Sunday.
United Church news
Guest organist and choir
director at Grand Bend
United church, Sunday
morning was Mr. James F.
Brown, A. Mus, Mus. B.
Mr. Brown conducted a
choir workshop in the
church, Saturday with ap
proximately 40 people at
tending, having come from
places as far away as Sarnia,
St. Mary’s Ailsa Craig, and
Auburn, and points in bet
ween.
Mr. Brown has given each
of the persons attending
some very valuable help and
the influence of this
workshop will be felt in their
choir work during for
thcoming weeks. Mr. Brown
is currently serving as
organist and choir director
at St. Peter’s Lutheran
church in Kitchener.
Rev. H. Moore’s sermon
topic was “Conquering Life’s
Fears.”
There will be sacrament of
baptism at the United church
on November 12. Parents
wishing to have their
children baptized at that
time are asked to contact
Rev. Moore.
Sunday November 5 will be
Grand Bend United church
anniversary. Guest speaker
will be Rev. J. Earl Burr of
Parker
Sarnia,
service,
former
congregation.
St. United church,
at the 11.00 a.m.
Rev. Burr is a
member of this
Gibbs,
PARACHUTISTS — Members of the Grand Bend parachute
club were in action Sunday. Above Mike Wittich floats
earthward and below he gathers up his chute. T-A photo
Village Inn results
Bowling scores this week;
Tuesday afternoon - The
Benders high single - Joan
Rath. Most imoroved bowler
of the day - Ruby Smith.
Wednesday evenings -
“Charlie’s Angels.’’
Hopefuls - high single - Joyce
Hodgins 252. Our Gang - high
single - Sandy Van Dongen
219; High hopes - high single
- Karen Huner - 185; Good
ones - high single - Mary
Menner - 180.
Up and down lady of the
night - Janice Sawyers.
Thursday evening - “Blue
Water league” ladies high
single 154, and high triple 430
- Mona Gaiser; mens high
single - 204 and high triple
457 - Lloyd Walper. Most
improved bowler of the night
- Joe Dugney.
The high triple of Charlie’s
Angels group - Joyce
Hodgins 623.
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