HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-25, Page 18IN AUXILIARY 10 YEARS — Members of the Exeter Legion Auxiliary recently were
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Pauline Dyck, Irene Jackson, Barb Hearn, Jenny Devlin and Olive Ferguson.
SPECIAL AUXILIARY AWARDS — Two members of the Exeter Legion Auxiliary received
25 year pins recently. Above, Marg Wragg presents awards to Edna Simmons and
Ernestine Robinson. Photo by Reg McDonald
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By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
At the service in the United
Church Sunday morning,
Mr, Paul Schott, spoke on the
"Parable of the Pearl," The
pearl, a real gem, in the life
of a Christian is to, obey the
will of God.
Singing in a mixed•quartet
were Faye Blair; Glenna
Tripp, Alan Powe and Rob
Essery.
Sunday evening a com-
bined service for Centralia
and Zion West was held when
Communion was observed
and there was a service of
Baptism. Rev. Harley
Moore, Grand Bend, was
assisted by Mr. Paul Schott
in conducting the service.
Rev. Moore administered
the rite of baptism to Joshua
James Hem, son of Mr.iind
Mrs. Gordon Hern ; Scott
Neil Thompson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hi Thompson; and
Sara Emily McAllister,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Neil McAllister.
Church membership, a
convenience or a convenant
was the subject chosen by
Rev, Moore for his sermon.
Personals
Mrs. Lloyd Morgan has
been a patient in South
Huron Hospital for the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko
entertained guests Sunday
zfternoon at their home at a
graduation party in honour
of their daughter Patti.
Among the friends and
relatives attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Molnar,
Mrs. Russell Wilson and
Margaret attended the
Fanshawe Graduation
Exercises in London Friday
afternoon where Donna
Wilson graduated from the
accounting course. Donna
has accepted a position at
the Hudson Bay Warehouse.
Sunday Donna's mother
entertained a number of
friends and relatives to a
barbecue at her home to
honour the occasion. Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Molnar were
among the guests attending.
Mrs. Richard Shoebottom
and family were guests for
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Shoebottom in
Parry Sound.
By MRS. HEBER 0AVIS
SAINTSBURY
Mary Jefferies gave her
home Tuesday evening for
the June A.C.W. meeting.
President Marguerite
Greenlee conducted the
meeting.
Carol Greenlee led in
prayer for the Sunday
School. Joan Greenlee, a
prayer for the church and
her work. Eileen Carroll a
prayer for Missions
remembering the prayer
Partner at Summer Beaver
Place.
Marguerite Greenlee read
the meditation. Secretary
Hazel Eaton read the
minutes of the May meeting,
and Mary Davis reported on
the proceeds and expenses of
the June 7 banquet.
She read a letter from the
convener of Bales for the
Diocese one from the bar-
becue chef in Kitchener
confirming August 27 as the
date for the barbecue.
The quilt was one display
Woodham
ladies tour
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Legere of Hemet, California
and their grandsons Rodney
and Gordon Legere of San
Bernadino, California visited
for a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Margaret and Janet.
The C.G.I.T. girls held a
pot luck supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland on Tuesday
evening.
Mesdames Gordon
Johnston, George Morphy,
Fred Parkinson and Marvin
Hartwick and, Miss Jean
Copeland enjoyed the bus
trip sponsored by the
Kirkton Horticultural
Society to Swains
Greenhouse at West Lorne
and the Colasanti Cactus and
Tropical Gardens at
Kingsville. They also made a
short stop at Jack Miners
Bird Sanctuary.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Newcastle-On-Tyne, Eng-
land and Mrs. Marie Mills of
London were guests on
Wednesday with Miss Rhea
Mills.
Congratulation to Miss
Meagan Jongkind a grade 12
student at South Huron
District High School whb
won a months scholarship to
attend the Gallery of Ontario
Arts School at the University
of Toronto in July. Meagan
was one of 3,400 students to
apply for the scholarship.
Mrs. Lloyd Jaques opened
her home on Tuesday
evening when the village
honoured Brenda McCurdy
with a miscellaneous shower
prior to her marriage on
Saturday,
"Let's celebrate 200th
Anniversary of the Sunday
School" was the theme for
the open session of the
Woodham Sunday School on
Sunday. The birthday party
was complete with birthday
cake and a social time
followed,
that the ladies quilted last
week and members have
tickets to sell.
Members donated clothing
for a bale including, articles
for a baby layette. They
packed the bale and, it is
already shipped to SUMMer
Beaver Place.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Carroll returned home June
1.0. They spent a week with
Harry's brother, Mr. and.
Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit.
While there they attended
graduation exercises for two
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Carroll's grandchildren.
Mrs. Fred Dobbs and Patti
spent several days this past
week in Toronto.
Many friends and relatives
called on Mr, and Mrs.
Heber Davis this past week,
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
McRoberts and Mr. Clarence
Fletcher, Exeter; Gate.
Wennerstrom, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice MacDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Mrs.
Mabel Needham, 1.4tican;
Mr, and Mrs, Omar Burnett,
London Township; and of
course the members of their
family.
During the recent
graduation exercises of
Matthews Hall, London,
Miss Patti Dobbs was named
a successful graduate to the
school's honour roll and
received a special award for
scholastic excellence.
The program held at
Alborn College on the
University of Western
Ontario campus was at-
tended by a group of
relatives who where guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs
Jr. and were celebrated with
an evening dinner party at
the Dobb's home where
family members gathered
from Montreal, Strathroy,
Blyth, Exeter and Lakeland,
Florida,
GRADUATE — Mary Eileen
Lynch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph P. Lynch, Parkhill
was among those receiving
degrees at the June 12th con-
vocation, University of
Western Ontario. Having
completed the Honours
programme in English
Language and Literature at
Brescia College, U.W.O., and
named to the Dean's Honour
Roll each year, Eileen has
won an Ontario Graduate
Scholarship towards Master's
work at University of St.
Michael's College, Toronto.
She is a graduate of North
Middlesex District High
School,Parkhill Photo by
Singer
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