Times-Advocate, 1980-01-23, Page 23By MRS,, WILLIAM ROHDE
Mrs. Isabelle Cann,
Enter, Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Holigert, Grant and Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross flodgert
and Alan, Mrs. Arnold Cann
were Tuesday evening
sepper guests with Mrs.
Mary Hodgert Of Exer,
11,1r, and Mrs, Edwin Miller
attended the Dairymen's of
Canada anneal meeting last
week held at the Four
Seasons Hotel in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Dawson, Larry and Brent
'Visitors
at Elinwille
Annual meeting at
Thames Road couple at convention
By KATHY COPPER
:Mr. and Mrs, Don Kyle and
boys, Londen visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cooper.
Alvin Fulton spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Fulton and boys in
Stratford.
Master 'Jon Passmore,
Thames Road spent several
days 'with his grandparents
Mr, and Mrs, John Batten
recently.
: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie
and family, Brantford spent
the weekend with Mrs. Elva
Reutly. "—
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Wilkinson spent the,
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Wilkinson and family.
were pegs_ at the Simon-
Roth wedding at Drodhagen
Lutheran Church And the
reception and dance at the
brodhagen Community
Centre Saturday afternoon.
and evening,.
Mr. and. Mrs. William.
Thomson of the 1,0. line of
.131ansbard and Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Meltobert of
Townline of Blanshard„ and
Mr. and Mrs,. Russell
Morley, Exeter were Friday
evening supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs.,_ William
Rhode,.
Mrs, Millie' Elford is a
patient in South Huron
Ilespital, Exeter. Get well
wishes. are extended,
Misses Barbara Miller and
Brenda ,Ballantyne,. Toronto
spent the weekend at their
respective homes here.
Annual. meeting
Sunday after the regular
church setvice. 50 people sat
down to a bountiful pot luck
smorgasbord dinner. After
the 'dishes were finished
Pastor Ross Hargreaves
called the meeting to .order
and acted as chairman,
Mrs, William Rohde was
nominated as secretary for
the afternoon. The reports
were dealt with and all
showed a. good year. Rev.
Stan MacDonald' then • took
charge. Pastor Ross and
Mrs. Hargreaves were then
invited to stay ..for another
year..
WATCHING THE ACTION — Teacher Wally Webster and students Frances Hartman,
Elaine Pym and Jayne Dougall watch the exciting broomball action Friday between the
teachers and grade 13 students at SHDHS. T-A photo
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob O'Neil,
Denfield spent Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Tindall.
Mr. and Mrs, Wayne
Carroll, Lisa and Julie
visited relatives in Sarnia on
the weekend. Their son Ryan
visited his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Rev. George Anderson,
Exeter, Rev. and Mrs. Ken
Anderson and Hillary,
Lambeth, Mrs. Vera
Greenlee, Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Greenlee,
Dereck, Debbie and Chad
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Greenlee, Kim, Pam and
Steven were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Greenlee. Debbie was
observing a birthday.
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Play euchre
at Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kippen East Women's
Institute entertained the
senior citizens of Herisall
Wednesday in the Legion
Hall. Institute Grace wascv
sung after the presidents
address of welcome and
dinner was served at 12 neon.
Hostess for the day were
Mrs. Vern Alderdice and
Mrs. Robert Bell. After
dineer Mrs, Robert Kinsman
and Mrs. Al Hoggarth
conducted the, en-
tertainnlent. Mrs. Bertha
McGregor thanked the
Institute for the invitation on
behalf of the Seniors to which
Mrs. Triebner responded.
Mrs. Kinsman read three
Poems, Mrs. Ross
BroadfoOt favoured with
several piano selections and
Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave some
amusing stories.
The seniors who are
holidaying in Florida and
those who are ill were
greatly missed although
there were 13 tables of
euchre in play. Winners for
the euchre were; ladies'
high, Mrs. Bert Riley; ladies
low, Mrs. Bertha McGregor;
ladies lone hands, Mrs.
Walker Carlisle; . men's
high, Alex 1VIcBeath; men's
-low, John McDougal; men's
lone hands, Elgin Rowcliffe;
lucky door: prize IL Caldwell.
Mrs. Dave Triebner
conducted the business
meeting with Mrs. R. Bell,
secretary for the day. Plans
were made for the February
meeting. A dornmittee of
Mrs. M. Connollys Mrs. R.
Personals
A miscellaneous bridal
shower was held Friday
night at Shipka Community
cetitre for Beverley Volk,
daughter of Beth and Charlie
Volk with more than 30 in
attendance.
In the social time bunco
was played. Winners were
high lady Mrs. Kathleen
Houlahan, low lady Cathy
*GiPl3nrsiozeS were awarded to
the one with nearest an-
niversary date-Mrs. Lori
Stanlake, and nearest bir-
thday-Cathy Gibson.
Assisting Beverley to open
her gifts were her bridal
attendants, her sister Betty •
Volk, friends Heather Clark
and Miss Romphf.
The smith group were in
charge Of the evening.
Mike and Alice Schiebel,
and Chris, of Belle River o
spent last week-end at their
daughter's here, Rosanne,
Torn, Jackie and Jenny
Russell. They celebrated
Chris's birthday.
Doris Sweitzer has
returned Wile from a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Elsie
Comfort, and other relatiVeS
in Welland.
Donna Baker, of Sarnia
spent the Weekend at her
parents here.
SHIPKA
The first euchre party of
this season. was held Wed-
nesday night with ten tables
in play at the Shipka Com-
munity centre.
Winners were-Ladies high-
Sherrie Stade-ladies low-
Nancy Finkbeiner-men's
high-Tom Russell-men's low-
Ed Turnbull, Most lone
hands Lloyd Rader of Dash-
wood.
Another euchre is planned
in two weeks.'
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I3allantyne„ William JOhna,
Lorne Ballantyne and Barry
E., Miller..
The new elders are Mrs,.
Lorne Ballantyne, Bob
Hume, Ted .Kernick for five
years and Murray for two.
Birthday at
Clandeboye
Isabel Simpson had a
surprise birthday party
Saturday as she was 75 on
January 17. She had a
beautiful birthday cake and
orchid corsage.
Many neighbours dropped
in to say happy birthday and
35 enjoyed a lovely supper.
There were relatives and
friends from London, Ailsa
Craig, Bright's Grove,
Kirkton, Centralia, Lucan
and Clandeboye. She is
happy and thankful for the
lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Raycraft left Tuesday for
California where they plan to
spend the remainder of the
winter.
Rupert Williams returned
home from hospital Satur-
day.
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The first meeting 'of the
Youth of Zion Lutheran
chnrch for 1900 was field at
the 'home of Klise Van-
dew orp Lori Anne
Roogeinans. opened WO a.
prayer Two retreats were
.diseriand Port Colborne and
Kitchener.
The card and calendar
sales at Christmas were very
successful. Joy is now a
member- of Lutheran Youth
Fellowship and material
'received was read. - Elise
cenducted the Bible Study
based on Luke 2, versesi to
10. How the story of the .one
lost sheep and the one lost
coin can be applied in our
lives was discussed.
Recreation was to see how
many words could be made
from the word Christmas.
Television commercials
were also discussed. .
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried
Miller
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Port Dover, were ,
recent visitors with Mrs.
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years. The retiring elders
are Barry Jeffery, R068
Hedged, John Pyrn. and Mrs.
Glen Stewart, The other
,elders are, Mrs, Glenn Jef-
fery and Mrs. Donald Bray,
The examiners for 1980. are
Reg Hodgert and Rick
Parker, The Centennial was
discussed, It is July 24, 25, 26
ef 1981. Rev, Stan McDonald
closed the meeting with
prayer.
Rev. James and Mrs.
Forsythe of Exeter will be
the guest speakers at the
Fellowship Group meeting
Senclay evening, January 27
at 8 p.m. at Elimville.
Annual meeting
at Brinsley UC
By GORDON MORLEY
The annual meeting and
pot luck dinner will be held
after the United Church
service on Sunday January
27, Everyone is invited to
attend,
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen
Leyte, Jim, ,Randy and
Susan, Grand Bend, Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Lewis, Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Hodgins and
Andrea, ,Strathroy were
supper guests Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn.
Sunday February 3 the
church service in the United
Church will be held at 9.45,
a.m. Please note the change
of time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Prest
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Shepherd were Friday night
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Marwood Prest, Huron
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Morley were supper guests
,Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hodgson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis
were invited Sunday evening
to a birthday dinner for their
grand-daughter Andrea
Hodgins daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.. Jim Hodgins.
FEEDING TIME — At the jell° eating contest held at SouthHuron District High School's
winter carnival Saturday Pauline Dietrich was on the receiving end of the bouncy substance
from Joanne Vander Burght. T-A photo
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O'Brien as he moves across the ice prior to Friday's broomball game between the SHDHS
teachers and grade 13 students. T-A photo
Play euchre
WI entertains seniors
Kinsman and Mrs. Al
Hoggarth, was named to
prepare for the District
Annual which is Kippen's
responsibility this year.
Mrs. R. Kinsman, Mrs. R.
Bell, Mrs. A. Hoggarth, Mrs.
V. Alder-dice, Mrs. Stewart
Pepper and Mrs. Jack
Sinclair finished the quilting
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Tuesday afternoon last at the
home of Mrs. Grace
Drummond.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson,
Listowel visited recently
with Mt. and Mrs. W.L.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim
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Laird Finlayson attended the
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