HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-11-26, Page 26`OPTI-MRS. BAKING — Members of the Stephen Opti-Mrs, club held a successful bazaar
Saturday, Shown with some• baking are Colleen. Wright, Darlene Irwin and Gert
Wright, T-A photo
Greenway 4-H girls
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Optimistscor rally is all set to go, Saturday
plant and wall hangings
showed that the club had
been a worthwhile, learning
experience for the girls.
Robin Turner, Martha
Mollard and Elizabeth
Walper were the other girls
in the club. Leaders were
Betty-Ann Mollard and
myself.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Rock on the birth
of a baby girl called Mary
Catherine, a sister for
Karen.
The Windup: Obesity is a
surplus gone to waist.
Card event • is planned
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Rev. G. Smith was in
charge of service at St.
Patrick's Church Sunday.
Next Friday evening the
congregation are holding a
progressive euchre at the
Parish hall at 8 p.m. The
draw for the "Queen Size
Quilt" will be held that even-
ing. Service next Sunday is
at 11 'a.m.
Personals
Mr, and Mrs, Larry
Greenlee and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee
and children, Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee, Exeter and Mrs.
Heber Davis were Thursday
evening dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
Leslie was observing a birth-
day.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
Lucan, Mrs. Heber Davis
visited Mrs. Flosey. Dickins
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Fri-
day.
Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia
visited her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Carroll and
family on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Greenlee were Saturday
evening dinner guests with
their cousin Miss Joan
Barker, London.
Mrs. George McFalls,
Centralia, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Davis, Mrs. Heber
Davis, Mrs. Bob
MacGillivray and Courtney
of Winnipeg were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis Sunday evening
prior to Mrs. MacGillivray
and Courtney leaving for
home Tuesday.
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Dear Sir,
I'm surprised that the
ligicet,cffieexwaS not deluged
with calls for reservations by
the tenants of Huron Park
for flights to Las. Vegas last
week during the terrible
disaster. What are we?
I'm referring to the
response to the wail of the
siren witnessed by me on
Saturday evening. Those of
you who read, the Times will
recall that I once suggested
renaming Algonquin. Drive
(Algonquin Freeway). At
7:00 p.m. on Saturday the
siren sounded. At 7:05 the
curious had the streets
jammed with cars, trucks,
bicycles and pedestrians.
Why? Probably they hoped
to get a glimpse of someone
at an upstairs window trying
in vain to escape the
horrible flames and smoke
caused by fire, Or maybe
they, are testing the driving
of our excellent volunteer
fire department.
We will never control the
curious but I certainly wish
that they would take into
consideration the fact that
roads are only so wide in our
communities and stay the
heck away from them when,
the fire trucks have to use
them. Fighting your way to
the fire can sometimes be this paper and. the entry
more difficult than actually forms arebein run off. Dot
fighting the fire. Our your cars and wits tuned up
volunteers should be corn- and participate.
mended for their speed and 'You'll find that you can
efficiency in responding to learn something which could
the call of the alarm, prove to be beneficial for the
Also for their generosity,. future. =
Most of you do not realize Contest rules are quite
that the Huron Park branch simple,. Entrants must have
of the Stephen Township Fire a valid licence and up to date
Department donated insurance, The organizers
$10,0e0.00 towards the
purchase of the new fire
truck. When you see it on
December 14 passing your
house with Santa Claus
aboard, give these guys a
little extra cheer. Someday
you may have to be thankful.
Hopefully not.
Are the teen drivers
ready? Ron Morrison and his
crew hope so, Saturday
morning at 10:00 the cars
will line up for the first of our
teen-adult road rallies,.
Posters are up, an ad is in
anninninnommumilinnnantnnn.
- Over
80 club .r.
Clarence Fletcher, 304
Andrew Street, Exeter
will celebrate his 90th
birthday on December 2,
are not responsible for ac-
cidents, speeding fines or
any other traffice violations.
Gars . must be in running
condition. Das up before you
start, Drivers should bring
first aid and safety equip-
ment with their vehicles.
It's only $3.00 per car to
enter so come on our and see
if you are any good at
keeping within the rules, of
the road..
Our Optimist winter dance program is beginning. this
weekend with Party Sounds
supplying the music this
coming Saturday at the hall.
Drop in and see if you can.
have a good time locally. I'm
sure you will,
Tickets for our New Year's.
Dance will be appearing for
sale shortly so :keep your
eyes and ears open. You
won"t want to miss this
opportunity, to bring the New
Year in with your friends,
Our clubs sports programs
are receiving splendid
response from the youth of
the area. A little better turn,
out from the adults would
help. We're trying to do our
best to entertain the kids and
it seems to be working.
Hopefully we will haye a
good turn-out of the parents
of theteensat a meeting to be
held on December 7 at the
hall at 1:30 p.m• to discuss
the future of Teen Town.
TheQpti-Mrs. Held a very
successful bazaar on
Saturday, They wish to send
their thanks to all those who
attended and to those who
helped. A very good effort
ladies.
There will be a zone
meeting of the Optimist
Club at the hall this coming
Sunday. All members will be
notified by phone this week.
The more that attend the
better. The next regular
meeting for the, club will be
called for December 7 at
10:00 a.m.
Give your wife a break this
week. Look after the kids.
Tom Lessard
Optimist
By ANNE WALPER ,
GREENWAY
Sunday in the United
Church Rev. Harley Moore
chose the topic "At the end
of your hope" for his ser-
mon. In the children's story
he compared life to running
a race and said how impor-
tant it is to get a good start.
The senior choir sang
"I've got a mansion" and the
junior anthem was "I'd like
to teach the world to sing"
accompanied by Douglas
Woodburn on the guitar and
Evelyn Curts at the organ.
Personals
The Bible Study was held
at the churchs Monday even-
ing,
Bill and Ruth Scott from
Blenheim were 'Thursday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Eagleson.
Saturday Martha
Geromette visited her sister
Mrs. Stewart Webb at the
Bluewater Rest Home at
Zurich,
Judy Lagerwerf, London
was a bridesmaid at the Cyr-
Dietrich wedding which took
place at Mt, Carmel on
Saturday.
Congratulations to Brenda
Bullock whc received her
county Honours for having
completed six 4-H Clubs and
Marilyn Anios of Lieury,
who received her Provincial
Honours for successfully
completing twelve clubs.
Both girls belong to
Cloverdale No. 3 and receiv-
ed their awards at Achieve-
ment Night in Parkhill on
Wednesday evening. The
girls put on a lively skit call-
ed "Divide and Co-operate"
and successfully
demonstrated the way to
share a bedroom.
Many beautiful macrame
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