HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-02-20, Page 12For reservations phone
524-2191
Bennaer
Inn
Nestled in Benmiller, Ont., just 7
kilometres east of Goderich on Huron.
County Road 1,just off Highway 8.
'WELCOMES YOU!
Plan to attend ow
SATURDAY NIGHT
DINNER
DANCES
This is your personal invitation to join us for ern,
evening of Wine, Dinner and Dancing.
Come and enjoy a superb. Benmiller Dinner. Come and
enjoy live entertainment each and every Saturday
night by the renowned. Johnny Downs, and his 00
chestra. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. Music from 8 to 14
p.m.00 Deorevsesricshargep optional.er R peesresrovnations only. .5
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Always Welcome!
Come, relax in one of our lounges... 1
On the way to a party? A play? A dance? Drop out with
your friends and relax in front of the fireplace, 't
fully licenced under the LL.B.°.
anytime—noon to midnight We feature two lounges
South Huron District High School
EVENING COURSES FOR SPRING
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Courses begin in the week of February 25th, 1980, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Fees: 20 session courses (40 hours) - $25.00
10 session courses (20 hours) - $15.00
Courses of fewer than 10 sessions - $10.00
3. Interested persons should register in advance by calling the school (235-0880).
Only those courses with sufficient registration will be given.
4. Sessions will begin at 7:30 p.m., unless otherwise indicated.
COURSES BEGINNING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th
Quilting (Room 224) - 6 sessions
Pottery (Room 214) - 10 sessions
Fitness (Large Gym) - 8 sessions (Course starts April 7th)
Brinsley folk
at show
in Kentucky
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. and' Mrs, Allen Amos
and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose .
Koricina, attended a farm
show in. Kentucky last week.
Mr. and Mrs, George Wrest
were Friday evening visitors
with. Cecil Ellwood in Lon-
don.
Angela Hodgson spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs.
Harvey Morley,
Mrs. Ruby McLean, Mrs.
Gordon Sutherland and Miss
Ella. Morlock were Thursday
afternoon visitors with Mrs.
Violet. Allison and Kathleen
Morley.
Mr, and. Mrs. Jack
Trevithick attended Mrs.
Ella Tweddle 90th birthday
celebration held in Ailsa
Craig United Church
basement on Sunday af-
ternoon,
Mrs. Jack Hodgson at-
tended the Presbyterial held
in the Metropolitan United
Church London on February
14.
The service in Brinsley
United Church was cancelled
last Sunday due to Mr.
Snell's illness.
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PLUMBMG
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Mechanical Contractor
Serving the people of Exeter, Bayfield, Goderich and
surrounding area. Alterations, extensions,
maintenance and repairs.
Call Collect 672-6328
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AND THEY'RE OFF — Teacher Mrs, B. Talbot took on pupil
Wayne Denomme in the snow shoe race at Stephen Central's
winter carnival last Friday. The snowshoes were recently
purchased by the student council.
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Thrnes-Adv o Out Febru ry 2Af 1940
Kippen .church .wonlen
hear fund .raising ideas
brought the bridesmaid. of 50
years ago and Mrs. Mary
MeGilivray, London. for the
occasion.
Mr. and. Mrs. Alex D.
McGregor who drove from
Florida to attend the
funeral of Mrs. John A.
McGregor have returned
to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Gibson, Wingham and Mr,
and Mrs, Stewart Beattie,
Wingham called on W.L. and
Mrs, Wills at the 50th an-
niversary party.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson
and family, Wroxeter spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W.L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bin-
nendyk are on holiday in
Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gemmell are holidaying in
Florida,
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kipper), U,C,W. met in the
Church February 12. Mr.
McMullen and Mrs, Bert
Faber did the devotional.
Mr. McMullen read a poem,
"Feet," from Readings for
To-day. Scripture Proverbs 4
verses 26-27, Mrs. Bert
Faber chose a theme of
"There is work to do. for
Gladness", Scripture
Proverbs. Chapter 10: verses
28-29. Worship closed with
prayer by Mrs. Faber,
Mr. McMullen conducted
the topic in the form of a
Bible Study from James 1.
Three study groups an-
swered the questions to
interpret the four Bible
verses in to-days words,
President Mrs. Robert
Kinsman opened the
business session with a
Valentine poem, "Bridges,".
Roll call was answered by 13
members on, "What I would
like to do". Reports on
visiting by Mrs. Bill Consitt,
Sunshine and Roses by Mrs.
David cooper, correspon-
dence by Mrs. Bert Faber,
Official Boa rd and
Presbytery by Mr.
McMullen,
Reports showed the
renovations on the
Brucefield manse are well
underway. Ladies are
requested to increase their
allocation and consider the
"Live, Love" project,
Mrs. Keith Lovell, social
functions convener, gave
report on catering and
money raising ideas. Bake
sales set for July 5 at
Homestead, Hayfield. A
plant auction will be held at
the next meeting. Catering
prices were established for
1980,
The itemized proposed
budget is to, be provided for
the next meeting, April 8 will
be entertainment night with
Rev, Stan MacDonald as
guest speaker. Worlds Day
of Prayer will be at
Brucefield March 7 at 2 p.m.
A World Relief Bale will be
packed,
Irene Turner gave cour-
tesy remarks and the
hostesses Mrs. Norman
Dickert and Mrs. Eddie
McBride served lunch in a
Valentine motif. Meeting
closed with prayer by Rev,
McMullen.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mellis celebrated their THAMES ROAD
golden wedding anniversary
with a very informal open
house arranged by their
friends and neighbours.
Visiting with them from out
of town were Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Gibson Lucan, who
Many people attended
Open House at the Veal
Abattoir this past week. The
first prize of rib of beef was
won by Dennis Rowe.
Second,prize of 10 T-Bone
Steaks was won by Harold
Findlay of Exeter and the
third prize o? Loin of Pork
was won by Iver Small of
Exeter.
Congratulations to the
winners and also to the Veal
family.
Fellowship Group
Rev. _and Mrs. Morley
Clarke, London were guest
speakers at the Fellowship
meeting Sunday evening.
Rev. Morley Clarke opened
the meeting with everyone
singing accompanied by him
on the guitar.
Pastor Ross Hargreaves
led in prayer. Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery gave a few minutes
talk on Security in Gods
Love. Rev and Mrs. Clarke
spoke on "Marriage Enrich-
ment", which was very
meaningful,
Persona Is
Miss Brenda Hodgert,
London, Mrs. Mary Hodgert,
Exeter, Mr. Ivan Hern, Zion,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert,
Grant and Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Cann and Brad,
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Parker
and Tim were Friday
evening supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert
and Alan. The occasion being
Mrs. Mary Hodgerts bir-
thday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Passmore spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs.Ken
Brazier, Brantford and
attended Open House on
Saturday for Michelle
Brazier bride-elect of this
Saturday.
Rev Morley and Mrs.
Clarke, London were Sunday
supper guests with Pastor
and Mrs. Hargreaves.
Win meat
at opening
DONATION TO MUSEUM ----.Lambton Heritage Museum curator Bob Tremain received a
cheque for $220 from Frank Humer and the Grand Bend Decorating Centre for new dis-
plays at the museum. Tremain says the donation will be matched by a Wintorio grant.
COURSES BEGINNING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH
Basic Needlepoint (Room 116) -10 sessions
Chair Caning (Room 99) - 10 sessions (bring a chair for cleaning & caning)
Weaving without a loom (Room 214) - 10 sessions (Course begins March 4th)
Golf (Large Gym) - 6 sessions (Course starts April 15th)
Stained Gloss Art (Room 105) - 10 sessions
Sign Language for Communication with the Deaf (Room 114) - 10 sessions
Driver Education (in class and in car instructions leading to certificate for insurance
purposes) (Room 104) - 10 in class sessions - in car times by arrangement - Cost
$100.00
COURSES BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th
Flower Arranging for Spring (Room 109) - 5 sessions
Children's Beginning Sewing (Room 222) - 10 sessions
General Auto and Small Engine Mechanics - Driver or Owner (Room 93) - 10
sessions (men and women welcome)
COURSES BEGINNING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH
First Aid (St. John's) (Room 116) - 10 sessions (Cost $21.50 includes book and
material)
Beginners Sewing - Adult (Roam 222) - 14 Sessions (3 hours each) (Cost $25.00)
SPECIAL SHORT SEWING COURSES - Mondays, Tuesdays (Room 222)
These courses will start the week of March 24th. Please register by calling 235-1725.
Once registration is complete, classes will be arranged for Mondays or Tuesdays.
The fee for each course is $10.00.
(a) T-Shirts and Velours for men, women, children
(b)Merts' and Boys' dress pants
4 sessions,
4 sessions
(c) Womens'slacks that fit
(d) All weather coats
3 sessions
4 sessions
le) Pattern Know-How (altering the style of a pattern) 4 sessions
(!)Wardrobe plonning(colours, lines, styles to suit you best) 4 sessions