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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 11COME JOIN US — With South Huron District High School's first ever homecoming less than six weeks away, students are busy in several areas. Displaying., one of the large homecoming signs which have been erected in three locations throughout the town are sign painters and. builders Bev Tait, MikeBurke, Brian Rader; Melissa Veal and Dave Robinson.T-A photo See pictures of down under Times-Advocate, May 21, 1980 Page 11 Centralia ladies told of trip NIAGARA FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 9 12 1/2 FL. OZ. TIN EACH TIN MAKES 50 FL. OZ. LAUNDRY DETERGENT JUMBO SIZE TIDE $ • 9 12 LITRE 4.8 Kg, WHITE, YELLOW, PINK, AQUA OR PUMPKIN ROYALE PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL PKG. 7 0 Rai TOMATO JUICE 2 $ 48 fl. oz, TIN 16 OZ. 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As well, book browsers and buyers will be able to take specially con- ducted sneak preview tours of the new quarter million dollar addition to the theatre. A community talent show will be held Saturday night, on stage at Memorial Hall. There's no admission charge to the book sale. Memorial Hall is located on Blyth's main street. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN On Thursday, May 15 the Centralia U.C.W. met in the school room of the church with 15 ladies present. Freda Rollings opened the meeting with a poem and the U.C.W. purpose. A letter was read from the Alma College for summer school also from the Waterloo Conference, It was reported that Sam Skinner had built two clothes racks for the church. Donna. Smith, Mildred Greb and June Essery are to plan a shower for Elaine Powe. The Penny drive to be left until Sep- tember meeting On June 11 the U.C.W. are invited to Marion Penwarden's cottage for a meeting. The ladies in charge of the program opened with a hymn, Freda Railings read Scripture and prayer. A piano duet by Kelly Hem and Ruth Anne Essery, Marion Deline gave a reading on mothers. Etta Powe gave an illustrated talk on their trip to New Zealand and. Australia. Sunday Service. The new hymn books were in use for the service in the United Church on Sunday morning with organ and piano accompaniment by Mr. Gill and Mary Lou Task°. "Only a small beginning" was the subject chosen by Mr, Paul Schott for his sermon. He based his thoughts on the words of Jesus when He asked "What is the Kingdom of Heaven like? What shall I compare it with? It is like this: A man takes a mustard seed and plants it in his field. The plant grows and becomes a tree and the birds make their nests in the branches." The seed is planted but the harvest depends on the work put into it. Personals Mrs. Sam Skinner was able to return home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Mon- day. Ralph Lightfoot and Leonard Wilson have both undergone surgery and are still patients in St. Joseph's Hospital. They have the best wishes of many friends for a STYLIST — Judy Brittain, RR 1 Crediton, daughter of Keith and Bonnie Brittain, graduated recently 'from the Marvel Beauty School, Lon- don. She is employed at Designers Unisex in Grand Bend. speedy return to good health. Mr. and Mra, Stephen Molnar, Jim and Nancy of Agincourt were guests over the holiday week end with the former's. parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar. Mrs. Russell Wilson and family spent the weekend at their cottage at Shepherd Lake. Mrs. Fred Cunnington accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Howard Cunnington and family to Kitchener on Monday where they visited with Miss Mabel- Refoir, a patient in the K-W Hospital, Mr. and 'Mrs. Lawrence. Iiirtzel spent the holiday weekend at Fisherman's Cove. Wood ha m ladies meet By MISS JEAN COPELAND The May meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Oscar Brine .in St. Marys with an attendance of 24 members. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques opened the meeting with a poem and prayer followed by the business. Mrs. Dave Willis con- ducted the worship service, opening with the poem "This is my Task." Dave Williams gave a very interesting talk on education, comparing past and present, including dif- ferences in discipline, wages and also the curriculum. Mrs. Nelson Baker thanked the speaker. Lunch was served by Mrs. Brine and the group in charge. Mrs. Fred Parkinson attended the London Con- ference of the United Church last week which was held in the Wesley Knox United Church, London. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Thomson and Mrs. Mary Thomson of Exeter attended the graduation ceremony at Centralia Agriculture College on Friday when the formers son, Brian was graduating. Mrs. Ethel Walker of Caledonia spent the weekend with Miss Jean Copeland and also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were guests at a family dinner on Sunday at the home of Mrs, Barry Ried and girls in. London. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moore and family Exeter, and Mr. Scott McPherson, Dash- wood, spent Sunday with Mrs. V. Overholt and Colleen. MOHAWK GRAD — Anthony Henry DeBoer, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. DeBoer, Exeter, graduated recently from Mohawk College in Hamilton, He completed the two-year course for architec- tural technicians. He is a graduate of SHDHS. .-.11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111:, : ADAMS iHeating & Cooling Po Heating Systems . .2. of All Types ..r..: F. T.- ..9.-. INSTALLED, MODERNIZED i and MAINTAINED E• General Sheet fi E Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers i• Ventilation i 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter lllll umumn lllllll um lllllllllll vina