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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 1000.04 .p14.1n.s. bazaar Brinsley women's :groups meet • members, Thank you cards a report on 1)qm at Alma , were read, College and a devotional on Mrs. JaekTrevithiek gave `.Thank you God.". Lunch deboy WimoRISRANNISERR111. John Deere EarlyBuy Double Discount Days Sale continues until Saturday, Sept. 13 On John Deere Snowmobiles. Savings like you have never seen before. Plus interest free financing for the snowmobile season. Fire Up for Comfort with Trailfire® Trailfire wrote the book on comfort. 340 or 440 Fireburstm^ engine sits low in the chassis for truly outstanding stability. Features CDI, rubber track with riveted bar, disc brakes. Starting At 1 799 Starting AT $1291 Fire Up for Fun with Spitfire® This 287-1b. firecracker of a sled loves a good time. It has a direct-drive system with fewer parts than larger sleds. A 340 Fireburstlm free-air engine supplies Spitfire's spunky power. bit EXETER 235-1115 HURON EXETER 519-735-1115 TRACTOR WE'RE INEBY INC ON SERVICE,. MYTH 519.573 4744 BLYTH 523.4244 WALKERTON 881.2281 PRIDE OF CANADA REG. OR ALL BEEF WIENERS FRESH SHOULDER BUTT PORK CHOPS FRESH! YOUNG ONTARIO 129 PORK • th, SCHNEIDERS SQUARE SLICED COOKED NAM 2 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS FROZEN TAIL S lb. 10 lb. $6 98 INNER PORK TAILS I lb. CTN. • ZEHRS SLICED FINE QUALITY 5 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 175 gr. PKG. 76# FRESH! & TENDER! PICNIC STYLE SHOULDER PORK ROASTS 149 199 149 SI ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE TENDER & SWEET 690 MINI CARROTS. !IL,. ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE 990 SMALL COOKING LARGE SLICING CUCUMBERS_____.$ ONTARIO GROWN MILD PEPPER SQUASH. IN THE SHELL FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS lb. ONTARIO No. 1 GRADE ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE F St SNOWY WHITE 'F't CAULIFLOWER tACH 790 LOCALLY GROWN ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE HEAD LETTUCE 0 R ONTARIO GRADE , FANCY PAULA RED APPLES alb. PROD. OF S. AFRICA i3ag REST* FRESH NMI= $2 79 SWEET OUTSPAN • ORANGES Bag . ONTARIO NO. 1 PRUNE PLUMS 4 QT. BASKET I' New Craig minister • university student, he g pre urop9 sently travelling , She is one of six women in the area serving as. minister* in the Presbyterian Church, Other ordained women clerics are at Stratford, Dutton, Medford, Glencoe. and Wyoming. For the present time she is boarding with. Rheola Hetsen of Ailsa Craig while the new manse is under construction, It is hoped that the new house will be ready for her to move into by Christmas at the latest. "I hope the ladies of the church will help me to hold open house when the house is finished", she mentions. "It will be nice to have everyone able to see through it when it is completed", Her initial appointment to Ailsa Craig (by the Presbytery) is for two years. "I am very much looking forward to it", she reported. "Ailsa . Craig has a reputation for being very hospitable and I've already found everyone most friendly". Craigholme head off to Waterloo SLICED LAZY ' SIDE BACON By JOY SOMME AltSA CRAIG Officially cararileaCiag her duties on. September 1, the Rev, Maureen Walter packed the Ailsa Craig United. Church Sunday Morning, Althotigh born in Goderich, Ont„ she- grew up primarily Want help for Terry By JOY SCHEIFELE The Parkhill Ailsa Craig Cancer Society Unit invites your response to the Terry Fox marathon, The courage and heroic efforts of young Terry Fax have given many new courage and a new look at the ongoing fight against cancer, To help facilitate local donations the P,arkhill-Ailsa Craig Unit has arranged with the two local banks in Parkhill and Ailsa Craig to issue receipts for any donations to the cancer society through their branch. Persons are invited to simply go to the local bank and make a contribution. In return they will be given a receipt for income tax purposes. Anyone wishing to send cards or messages to Terry Fox can address them c! o the Royal Columbian Hospital, 330 East Columbia New Westmin, ster, B.C. Seniors at Playhouse By JOY SCHEIFELE Many of the Craigwiel Gardens seniors were able to enjoy live theatre this summer as they took in performances of "The Life That Jack Built" at Blyth, and "Annie Get Your Gun" at the Huron Country Playhouse. Shopping needs were met with an expedition to both London and Strathroy. Other outings included taking in the Zurich Bean Festival, a visit to Jim Mitchell's bird sanctuary in St. Marys and Murray Mitchell's private zoo in the country. Nor did all the enjoyment of the summer take place away from home. Many made good use of the shuf- fleboard court and a lot of fun games took place. in Hamilton where she at- tended school and graduated from McMaster University with her D.A. in 1977. She studied theology at Knox College in Toronto, and graduated this spring, On May 20 she was for- mally ordained into the ministry at the Eastmount Presbyterian Church in Hamilton and t became the current youngest ordained Minister within the Presbyterian Church. However, in many ways the ministry is far from new to Maureen. Shortly after her birth her father also graduated from Knox College and for the past 17 years has been minister at the Eastmount Church in Hamilton. Her mother is also actively involved in her own right presently serving as Presbytery Deaconess in Hamilton as a hospital visitor. As such she is responsible for visiting in five hospitals in Hamilton. In addition, Maureen has one brother "who is perfectly normal", she quips. A By JOY SCHEIFELE As of January 1, 1981 Craigholme Nursing Home's Administrator, Nelson Scheifele, will assume a new position. He recently ac- cepted an offer to act as Assistant to the President of Conrad Grebel College, Waterloo, Ontario. For the past seven years, Mr. Scheifele has served as Adminstrator of Craigholme Nursing Home and Executive Director of Craigwiel Gardens, Ailsa Craig. Throughout this period Craigholme increased from a 23 bed facility to the new 73 bed home, the completion of 22 apartments for senior citizens and an activity centre for the use of resident and local seniors. In addition plans are currently being laid for future expansion of the nursing home and more senior apartments. Conrad Grebel College is a Mennonite Church college located at, and affiliated with. the University of NEW MINISTER — The Rev. Maureen Walter, new minister at the Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church, is currently the youngest ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in Canada. She is shown her greeting some of her congregation following her first service Sunday morning.Photo by Scheifele basement of the church,. held their first fall meeting Mary's Church, BrinSleY, Wednesday evening in the The ladies Guild of St. President Mrs. Ronnie Wright was in charge of the business and the hostesses. were Mrs. Grace Dixon and Mr. Marilyn Dixon, The roll call was answered by an exchange of house, plants, The date for the annual Christmas bazaar and tea was set for Thur- sday, November 13. UCW Meets The Brinsley United Church Women held their September meeting Wed- nesday evening at the home of Miss Ruth and Viola Lewis. The meeting opened by singing hymn "The Wise may bring their learning" followed by prayer by Mrs, Dyck. Mrs. Marjorie Steeper gave the scripture reading, Mrs. Jack Trevithick a reading "In the beginning God created everything" and Mrs, Steeper"Persisting beyond the other mile" and Mrs. Dyck a reading. Minutes were read and roll by eight DeeorationDayservice waa held at St. James Church Sunday with Rev, Bruce Pocock, rector, assisted by Rev, Keith Brown of the United Church and Torn Tomes as reader. Speeial music by "ungcme" and organist Wayne Hindmarsh. Flowers on the altar were placed in memory of Mr, and Mrs. Eli Carter and Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Carter. The cemetery was a garden of beautiful flowers placed in memory of loved ones, Shower A community shower gift was presented to Kathryn (Worthington) Sharpe last week at her home in London. A set of dishes and a cash donation was presented by Betty Coughlin, Mary Scott and Hazel Williams on behalf of the Clandeboye com- munity. Kathryn wishes to extend *3.79 900 mi. BAG *1.09 *1.49 139 her appreciation and thanks to all -the contributed; to the lovely gift. Personals. Mrs. Isobel Simpson was a Sunday dinner guest with Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil McFalls in London. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Raycraft, accompanied by relatives from Michigan attended the Steam Threshers Reunion at Blyth, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley and Mrs. Vera Neil of Hazel Park, Michigan, visited with Mrs. Art Hodgins, Sunday and at- tended Decoration gay at St. James cemetery, Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Tomes and family of Little Current, Manitoulin Island returned home, Monday, following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn and family. was served by Group /, ladies. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Treat and Mrs. Verna Meling, Grand Rapids and Mr. & Mrs, Carl Trevithick, Pt, Franks were Friday night visitors with Mr, & Mrs: Jack Trevithick. Mr. & Mrs. Victor Manquen, Buffalo, New York visited Monday with. Mr. & Mrs, Harvey Morley. Mrs, Myra Glenn of Strathroy and Mrs. Levi White were dinner guests Friday with Mrs, Marjorie Steeper. Miss Ella Morlock visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs,. Violet Allison and Kathleen Morley. gOvikkggz. .R• M Time for fitness is time on Your Side. POM7aP007011 itee.,...,,- Page 10 TimesoAdvocate, S•p1inibor 10, 19410 Is In Waterloo, and is open to students of all denominations. • "The decision to accept the offer of position as Assistant to the President of Conrad Grebel College was a most difficult one", stressed Scheifele. "The past seven years have been busy and demanding, but I knew the people of the Ailsa Craig community were being served". Prior to his affiliation with Craigholme Nursing Home, he was principal of the Craigwood School at Ailsa Craig for five years, and taught at Baden and oose Factory prior to that. He is an active member of the Nairn Mennonite Church and heavily involved in the work of the church on the broader scene. In addition he has continued an extensive involvement in the Ontario Nursing Home Association, and community organizations. The Craigwiel Board is currently looking for a person to replace Scheifele, SCHNEIDIRS SLICED JUMBO SUMMER SAUSAGE BURNS SANDWICH STYLE SLICED COOKED NAM call answered FRESH SHOULDER BUTT PORK ROASTS iHYDelGl i FR KibEsAiiiBI SCHNEIDERS FULLY COOKED HAM NUGGETS SCHNEIDERS TANGY SAUERKRAUT SCHNEIDERS 1/4 M. PLUS (5 VARIETIES) HO. BEEF BURGERS 500 gr. PKG. Is efir LARGE 175 gr. 1.49 ROASTING 118 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST 5 lb. AVG. MUSTARD SCHNEIDERS SLICED (BOIL IN BAG) ar CHICKENS 8 oz. JAR •Jo OVEN READY UTILITY GRADE CORNED BEEF 3x57 gr. PKGS. 1.69 500 gr. 1.78 AT THE "WHARF" FRESH FISH COUNTER von ALL STORES) AT THE DELICATESSEN COUNTER v ' • IL 2. Z. en r•, I