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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 12Posit 12 Time*-AdveGfAtte, May 14, 1980 Roll call on farm, chores d h honoured y WI A FURRY FRIEND — At Thursday's South Huron Hospital Women's Auxiliary rummage sale, Steve Rankin found a toy dog. Helping him contain the large animal is John Kingma. Spegial Savings percent 33 /4 60 and a day dub pmt Calculated on sour Minimum Monthly Balance. Effective May I VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Contact us in Exeter at: 425 Main St. 235.0530 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation WHITE OR ORANGE PLASTIC AND COATED STEEL GARDEN & PATIO CHAIRS 10" EACH WHITE OR ORANGE PLASTIC AND COATED STEEL GARDEN & PATIO TABLE st1.99 VIIIV EACH 30" x 60" BEACH TOWELS 499 Regal Forest Brand 10 lb. BAG CHARCOAL BRIQUETS $141 9 SCHNEIDERS CHEESE SLICES REGULAR 16 oz. 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Roll call was "the farm chore I disliked the most" and the motto taken by Mrs. Becker was "whether a fellow ends up with a goose egg or a nest of eggs depends on the chick he marries." 11/1,r, Jack Geiser was guest speaker, talking on Poultry from the time baby chicks arrive at his barn, until they are shipped to processing plants, Jack tells, us he has been in the business 40 years, Dashwood Two club presented their exhibit "moving along with macrame", commented on by Wendy Vanderhoek. Club Three exhibit "color cues" was presented by Alice and Irene Dietrich. Janet Regier was given a gift from the W.I. for ob- taining county honours, Mrs. Earl Keller was congratulated on receiving her ten year leadership award in 4:H. Lucky grandmothers winning plants in a draw were, Mrs, Lloyd. Rader, Mrs. Hilda Wein, Mrs. Jessie Rader, Mrs. Rudy Becker ,and Mrs. Frieda Keller. Bnsiness was, conducted by the president Mrs. Eben Weigand, The secretaries report was given by Mrs. Earl Keller. It was decided to donate $25.90 to "pennies for friendship." Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Earl Keller, Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Gordon Bender were named delegates to the district annual, being held at,. A large crowd attended the miscellaneous communi- ty shower for Carolyn Lewis Wednesday evening in the basement of the United Church. An address was read by Linda Lewis and Kathy Hodgins, Brenda Parsons and Connie Horner assisted Carolyn in opening the gifts and she expressed her thanks for them, then lunch followed. The ladies. Guild of St. Marys church, Brinsley held their regular meeting in the church basement, Tuesday. Plans were finalized for ser- ving the Masonic banquet in Lucan. Mrs. John Drury and Mrs. Don Scott were the hostesses. Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Trevithick of St. Thomas were Tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mr;s. Jack Trevithick. Mrs. George Prest visited last week with her aunt Mrs. Earl Dixon who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. • Family Day was observed Sunday in Brinsley United Church. Mr. Snell took for his sermon "The character of the Christian home." Junior choir sang "The circuit riding preacher." Supper guests Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins and Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn, Mike Horner, Ruth, Viola and Rae Lewis. Brueefield. May 15, Mrs. Weigand gave her report of the W.I. Officer's Conference held in Waterloo. The highlight of the con- ference for Mrs, Weigand was the guest speaker The Lieutenant Governor, The Honorable Pauline McGibbon and the operetta "EMS, Pinafore." DashwoOla W.I. is in charge of the May birthday party at the Blue Water Rest Home, Jack Geiser and. Stanley Heist entertained with songs, Crafts were displayed. Child baptised Received into membership in Zion Lutheran congregation May 11 by Holy baptism was Bradley Russell Tiernan son of Mr, ,and Mrs. Barry Tiernan. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tiernan, Personals Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the VanDorsselaer family on the loss of their mother Mrs, Philomina Van Dorsselaer. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Rader and family and Mrs. Hilda Rader spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd. Rader and family of Dorchester. Mrs, Karen Pedersen has arrived home after spending the winter • months in. California with members Of her family. Mother's Day was special for. Mrs. Frieda Keller with all members of her family visiting, Sunday visitors with. Mrs. Greta Schade were Mr. and Mrs, Jack Schade and family, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Schade and family, Dash- wood, Miss Melvina Schade London, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Witherspoon and family, Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park and family Parkhill, Mr. Gary O'Neil, Denfield, Miss Mary Hef- fron, 'Myth. Seniors meet Monday Senior Citizens are reminded of their meeting Monday. New books Mrs. Ray Rader librarian reports a new exchange of books. Speaker on greenhouses The first open meeting of Kirkton Horticulture Society was held in Kirkten- Vitoodham ConlinkulitY Center Tuesday with a. good attendance. Mrs. Philip Johns the president welcomed everyone. Miss Susanne Jaques gave a piano in- strumental. Several door prizes were drawn for the winners being Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs* Bob Elston, Miss Doris Elford, Miss Ethel Copeland, Mrs, Marvin Hartwick, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs, S. Sheir and Mrs. M, Caughey. Miss Jean Copeland in- troduced the speaker Miss Martha Veldhuis from Ben Veldhuis greenhouses of Dundas. She brought many different species of plants, which she displayed and told their names and how to care for them. She was very in- teresting and informative, All plants were for sale so many folks were happy to be taking home new plants . Several humorous songs were sung by Carol Robinson from St. Marys who ac- companied herself on the guitar. There was a plant exchange at the close of meeting,