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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 14Dandelions? Get rid of your dandelions. Call D. Bakker 215-0192 By MRS, HUGH MORENZ Mrs, Mabel Guenther and her friend Mrs. George Robinson, of London, recently attended their nurses graduating class reunion, when eighteen gathered at the Budapest restaurant in London for dinner. Preceding the dinner they attended a tea for all former graduates held at Victoria hospital nurses residence in London. Mary Dietrich and Theresa Brannon from this area, were on the three day charter bus trip, last week to the Tulip Festival, in Holland Michigan. Weekend and Sunday visitors with Tom, Rosanne, Jackie and Jenny Russell were Rosanne's parents and brother, Mike and Alice Scheibel and Chris, of Belle River, hnd Bill and Michelle Morenz of Goderich, Dorothy Fenner, Evelyn Pickering and Mabel Guenther of this area, and Audrey Westxnan of London, attended a variety show Friday, evening, at Parkhill District High school in conjunction with their Homecoming celebrations, as they all attended Parkhill High school. Private Cindy Desjardine, of Camp Borden was home Creditan East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hintz, Mitchell, were Monday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and family. Miss Jody and Rhonda Glanville, Parkhill, returned home after spending the weekend with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs, Stan Preszcator. Mr, and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Sunday supper and evening guests with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Regele and girls, RR 2 Princeton. 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Among those attending and visiting -with their family or friends over the weekend were; Mrs. Erma MacGregor, Toronto; Keith Walper, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brophey, Chatham; Viola Curts, London; Mr. and Mrs. "Tip" Fraser, London; and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Creditors, The May meeting of the U.C.W. was held in Parkhill at the home of Mrs. Alice Hartle. Fourteen members answered the roll call by telling where they would like to go this spring. The worship was taken by Shirley Eagleson and Anne Walper. They chose for their theme "Home" - a Magic Word. The poem "A tribute to Mother" was read and the scripture was 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13. Suitable hymns "Tell me the stories of Jesus" and "Love Divine, all Love Excelling" were sung. Some interesting facts were g read about Japan. Prayer closed this part of the meeting. The president, Iva Lagerwerf read a poem on "Homes". It was reported that new carpet had been purchased for the washrooms and also 100 sterilite serving trays for lunches. Plans were made for the strawberry festival in June. A tasty lunch was served by Lillian Uleris and Iva Lagerwerf, assisted by the hostess. "People over here are more friendly and more polite toward each other than in Europe, especially the younger people." This, is the, opinion of Mrs. Anke Wessels, Holland, who is in Canada for three weeks, visiting her cousin, Mrs. Graham Eagleson, and other relatives here. "When I crossed the ocean, I had just a little idea about Canada. Of course, I saw some programs on television about Canada, but it is quite dif- ferent than Holland - dif- ferent farms, birds, flowers, and even different people. These were the first things I noticed when I arrived here. I came to visit my unknown relatives, but I am also enjoying very much seeing a little of Canada, like the capital city of Ottawa and on the weekend with her parents Willis and Ella Desjardine, and brother Ray. Visitors during the weekend with Alice and Arnold Keller were Roy and Mark Gibson, Dave and Jeffrey of Crediton, and Jack, Bev Sherri-Lyn and Steven Keller, Niagara Falls. On Thursday evening a farewell party Was held at' the Corbett CoMmunity Centre for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Greenwood who leaveon Mondays returned to the Burford area after living here for nineteen years. Mrs. Mary Noser, Dale Greenwood and Cliff Cronkite were winners of the forty, or more people en- joying the game of euchre. The honored couple were presented with a mirror and a purse of money. The well wishes of the entire com- munity go with them. Several members of Grace Anglican Church attended the funeral service, Tuesday for the late. Rev. Murray Brooks, Pt. Franks, former associate rector of the Thedford Parish. Mrs. Morley Hodgins) Heather and Todd attended the Sunday festivities of the 125th anniversary of the Kitchener-Waterloo Colle- giate. Mrs. Hodgins, a for- mer student of the school reports that over 5,000 people attnded the program held in the Kitchener arena. A pioneer of the school was the late William Lyon MacKenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada. Of interest to this com- munity is the birth on Thursday of Jason David, to Dave and Marilyn Ferguson, Loridon, first grandchild for Ross and Iva (Curts) Scafe. Mrs. Ed Bloomfield visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Young, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smitheri and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smithers were dinner guests in London on Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Carman Smithers. Dawsqn Woodburn at- tended the sessions of the London Conference United Church held in Wesley-Knox Church, London, last week. Shipka area folk on reunions, trips RECEIVE EXEMPLAR ORDER - exemplar order. 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