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DISCUSS SHEEP — Gerald Dearing, centre, provided the
sheep for some practical demonstrations at the 10 week sheep
course which is being conducted at Centralia College. Talking
about the various methods of tattooing with the Exeter area
breeder ark' Bill Thirlwall, left, of RR 1 Denfield, cind Glen
Paine, Kerwood. Staff photo
The congregation from
Zion West joined the Cen-
tralia congregation for the
service in the United Church
Sunday morning,
The presentation of "More
Parables" by Appin Young
People's drew manyl
favourable comments. A pot
luck dinner and a time of
fellowship in the church
schoolrooms followed the
service,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Brandon, Uxbridge, and Mr.
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Time*-Advocate,Dicomb.er 3, '1.910 Pais 13 Kirkton church ladies meet,
elect new slate of officeri
nominating committee,Mr$.
Gerald Paul, Mrs, Bill
Waghorn, Following the.
meeting the hostess. served
lunch.
MRS; HAROLD,.pAvis.
KIRKTON
Prayer was the theme of
the U.C.W. when they held
their November meeting in
Kiritton, United. Church,
Mrs. Rea. Stephen, Mrs,
Wallace Selves, Mrs. Pearl
Stephens and Mrs. 'Charlie
Baillie had, an inspirational
worship service, Jamie
Burgin, sang` a solo and Mrs.
Robert .Ratcliffe gave a
reading, ."The .Littlest
- Anger.. Reverend - C. La
Rouche showed informative
slides on Hospital and Home
Visitation.
The officers for 1981 are
past presidents Mrs.
Clayton, Ross, president,
Mrs. George Burgin, ist vice
president, Mrs. Raymond
Paynter, recording
Secretary. Mrs. Roger Ur-
quhart, assistant recording
secretary, Mrs, Ronald
Denham, treasurer, Mrs.
Florence Heard, assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Marshall.
Corresponding' secretary,
Mrs, Stuart Shier,
stewardship and finance,
Mrs. 'Ewart Crago,
leadership development,
Mrs, Wallace Selves,
helpers, Mrs. "James
Grinney and Mrs, Keith
Fraser, Church in society,
Mrs. Jack Urquhart, Supply
and welfare, Mrs. T. Elliott,
citizenship, Mrs. Clarence
Switzer, community
friendship, Mrs. Joe Robin-
son and Mrs. Jack Wiles,
Christian development, Mrs.
Al Eveleigh, program, Mrs.
T. Elliott and Mrs, Norm
Amos, literature,
Mrs.Robert Ratcliffe.
Music, Mrs. Earl Stephen
and Mrs. Clayton Ross,
World Outreach, Mrs,
Norris. Atthill, social con-
vener;„ Mrs. Clayton Ross,
nominating committee, Mrs,
Ross Tufts, Mrs. Helen
Bearss and Mrs, ROSS.
Everett and manse .com-
mittee, Mrs. Lorne
Marshall, Mrs. Jack
Switzer, Mrs. Keith Fraser,
ACW
The A.C.W. met at the
home of Miss Ethel
Copeland' Thursday evening
Mrs. Gerald Paul opened the
meeting assisted by
Mrs,I3ernard McCormick
and Mrs. D, Jongkind, Mrs.
T. Elliott was guest speaker
and spoke on the "Legend of
the Christmas Tree".
The nominating com-
mittee presented the slate of
officers for 81: past presi-
dent, Mrs. Gerald Paul
president, Mrs.- J, McCor-
mick, vice president, Mrs.
Bernard McCormick,.
secretary, Mrs. Rums
Blackler, treasurer, Mrs,
Harold Davis, decorating
committee, Mrs. Theron
Creery, Mrs. D. Jongkind
and Mrs. Ken Blackler,
floral, Mrs.' Harold Davis,
card secretary, Mrs. Pearl
Budden, chancel guild, Mrs.
Bill Schaefer and Mrs. Garth
Blackler, social convener,
Mrs. ,Bill Schaefer,
By ANNE WAVER
GRENWAY
Friday night Parry
Thompson was host for a
delicious dinner at the "Old
Mill 'Restaurant" in honour
of -Jack and Evelyn
TrevithiCk's wedding an-
niversary.
The guests of honour were
presented with corsages as
well as a lovely centrepiece
of carnations and roses
which, when the candles
were lit provided the light for
the dinner. Other guests
were Harvey and Anne
Walper and Arthur Thomp-
son.
Also Friday evening many
people from here attended a
dinner and dance at the
"Parkhill Community
Centre., sponsored by the
CoLop". ' '
Saturday was the day
that Santa Claus arrived at
Parkhill. A very good parade
was held and many area
people turned out to watch.
Robin Turner was with the
'High School cheer-leaders
float and Jan Lagerwerf
accompanied by wee Andy
Eagleson drove his tiny red
car in the parade. 'These
were the people from here
that caught my eye as they
passed.
December 7 will be white
gift Sunday at the United
Church and December 14
after the church service the
"Christmas Concert" will
take place. ,
Saturday a birthday party
was held at the home of Jake
Lagerwerf for Jake and his
twin sister Anna Eagleson.
Next Saturday Ken Lar7
mer is holding "Open
House" at his new building.
Saturday evening a
presentation was held for
Jim and Janet Rock • on
Saturday evening at Corbett
when they were presented
with a bridge table and
chairs.
The evening was spent in
euchre and winners were:
Men's High-Harry Horner,
Men's Low-Stuart Bullock,
Ladies High-Joyce Hodgins,
Ladies Low-Sherry Ritchie.
Carman and Inez Wood-
burn spent Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Eagleson and
family. •
Many ladies from here
attended the bazaar in the
Parkhill United Church
Saturday afternoon.
, Bill and Ruth Scott,
„Blenheim spent the weekend
with , Harvey and Shirley
Eagleson.
Ervin and Nola Ratz and
Mrs. Rose Isaac visited
with Harvey and Shirley
Eagleson recently.
The - Wind-up: Why
shouldn't your horse be too
polite? Answer: Because
. when it reaches a fence it,
will stop and let you go over
first..
fiensonals
Mrs, Wm. J. Blackler of
London is visiting with her
son Mr. and. Mrs. Burns
Blackler. Mrs. Blackler
visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Hdrold Davis and Mr,
and Mrs. Philip Blackler and
family.
The Paul Bros, and Shirley
spent the weekend 'enter-
taining in Northern
Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs, Wayne
Stephen and Alanna,
Oakville, Mr. and Mrs, Gary „
Ballard and Craig,
Mississauga spent the
weekend with parents Mr.
and Mrs. Rea Stephen..
Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Blackler attended a Fly-In
at Pine River and toured
Pine River cheese factory,
Dr. Albert Berry and
Elizabeth of Toronto visited
on the weekend with his
parents Mr. and Mrs.Earl
Berry and Donald.
Reverend Ragg was guest
speaker at St. Paul's
Anglican Church November
16. It was his annual visit to
meet the congregations of
St, Thomas, Granton, St.
Patrick's, Saintsbury and qt.
Paul's, Kirkton. A social
visit followed the service.
WATCH DEMONSTRATION — Area sheep breeders attending a 10 week course at Cen-
tralia College of Agricultural TeChnology, watched several demonstration's last week, in-
cluding the shearing of several sheep, Glen Paine of Kerwood did the shearing. Staff photo
Joint Centralia service
and Mrs. Ron Brittain, Rich-
mond Hill were weekend.
guests, with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Powe and Alan.
Mr, and Mrs. Stephen
Molnar, Jim and Nancy,
Agincourt were guests for
• the weekend with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Molnar.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lobb
have returned home
following a two week's visit
with their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. •Lobb
and family in Edmonton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. • Don
Hirtzel and daughters in
Parkhill.
I would like to express my appreciation to
the ratepayers, of Stephen township , cowl-
cil members, clerk treasurer and,office staff,
road superintendents and staff for the co-
operation I have received while serving the
community over, the post ten years os, coun-
cillor, deputy-reeve and reeve. On behalf of
my wife June and myself wishing you all a
Merry Christmas, Health and,happiness in the
New Year • Ken Campbell
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