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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 27Inn 111111k1 tlt 1HOWSON-NOIRNER CW1 gar 1411.• poorta to Mel WWI" GRAND UV be-2391 YOUNG DAIRY FARMERS TRAINING PROGRAM: (An opportunity to improve your skills in managing a dairy herd) Centralia College of Agricultaral Technology and area. OMAF personnel in co-operation with Canada Employment and Immigration Commission offer this CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY WHEN: January 26-February 20 (Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. • 4:00 p.m.) WHERE: Centralia College, Huron Park FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: O.M.A.F. Huron, Clinton, Ontario (519) 482-3428 Continuing Education, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario (.519) 228-6691 0 Ministry of Agriculture Ontario and Food Schedule concert- at Ceniralia .•UC, euchre contest staged by. 'Shipka group Tim s,Advocata, Paconnber 10, 19$0 IA ZONE OPTIMISTS MEET — A number of area Optimist dub executives participated in a zone meeting at Huron Park, Sun- day, From the left are Zone Lt. Governor Bill McGrath, Seafarth president Harry Arts, Kirkton-Woodham president Murray Musty, Grand Bend secretary John Griffiths and Stephen president Jim, Gage. T-A photo Optimists search for talent wives. In the afternoon a Christmas party will be held for all the members children, with presents for those 12 years and, under. On Sunday afternoons at 2- p.m, in the rec centre Jim Merrilees runs a sports program for everyone who wishes to play. For $1.00 you have the opportunity of playing basketball, ping pong, volleyball, badminton or other related sports. Why don't you bring our your family and join in on a bit of exercise. It can do you the world of good. Have a good day and drive Tom Lessard Optimist. Sy MK.PREP.BOWDEN CeNTRAtIA "Where is Jest's" was the subject shosen by Mr, Peter 'Snell for his. sermon in the • United. Church on Sunday morning, and he based his thoughts on Matthew chapter 1 verses mg. The wise men all mysterious figures had seen and followed an incredible star,. Do we not belong to the long' line of travellers in our ,search of Jesus? Advent season can be a time of re-awakening and re-discovery. Thompson-Warner Appointment PETER PEITZ Thompson-Warner Motor Ltd., is pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Peter Deitz to their sale staff. Peter, a life resi- dent of the area is well known and respected throughout Huron County, When ever you are thinking of a new or used car or truck or a lease be sure to Call Peter at 238-2391. You'll • be assured of prompt service and honest dealing with Peter. His presence is felt in the beauty of the stained OW windows, in the singing of the choir. we form the church and Jesus can be found in you and — in a friendly handclasp, in a good deed and a kindly spoken word. The choir sang an anthem and Mr. Snell's soles with guitar accompaniment were deeply appreciated. There was organ and piano Music by Mr. Gill and Penny Smith and the Offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Mr, Gill and Penny. Personals Mrs. W. Baker of Exeter accompanied by her aunt Mrs, John Lovie of London were recent guests at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot, ltir. and Mrs, Ken Greb, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp and Mr. and Mrs, George Snell attended the O.D.C.1 Christmas party at • the Pineridge Chalet, Hensall, on Friday night. ; Rev. John Beaten, London, `returned to Centralia on Friday evening to officiate at the Armstrong-' Vilson wedding. A number from here attended the reception Friday night, at the ICirkton- Woodham Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe were guests for the weekend at the home of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brittain, Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot were Sunday evening visitors with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Pat Soldan and family Grand Bend. The Christmas meeting for United Church Women will be held in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. An in- vitation is extended to the men to attend the meeting. The annual Sunday School Christmas concert will be presented Sunday evening December 14 at 7:30 p.m. It's bad luck to have thirteen people seated at the table—when you're paying for the dinner. Sir: Do your children have a special talent that they would be interested in displaying? They will have the opportunity of doing so on January 18 at the annex when a variety show is to be presented. I'M sure that there are , any number of kids who can Y. either sing, dance, play an instrument or perfortn skits of some kind, out there in our area. Letters will be sent around to the schools giving the information needed to inform them of what is required on that day. Parents are encouraged to ask their children to get involved. (Spea king' of paren ts) On Sunday past there was to. be a meeting of the teen parents for the intention of setting up a teen-town. The lack of in- terest shown leaves us with no other option but to drop the subject. We have tried to operate teen-town before but found that without t the assistance of interested parents it is futile. The Sunday beginning at noon, sante takes his parade, through the village of Centraliaand the community of Huron Park on his annual candy for the kids run. If you, live in or around these areas By MRS, HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA The first euchre party of this season was held last Wednesday night at the Shipka Community centre, with six tables in play, Winners Were ladies high. Mrs., Jean Bradley; ladies low-Mrs, Mary Gibson; men's high-Bill Finkbeiner; men's low-Lorne Devine, and most lone hands-Harold Finkbeiner. , ft was announced that the next card party would be held in two weeks on December 17, ' The north groups were in charge of lunch refresh- ments. See Simcoe lights Dick and Annie Zielman, Fermon and Leota Snyder were on the bus trip last Saturday, to the`; town _of Siincoe's Christmas Panorama-The Festival of Lights, that was sponsored by the Beaconaires club of Grand Bend. A stop was made at Crryle's facTory outlet store near Tillson- burg. • , Personals Mr. and Mrs. Fermon Snyder attended a pre. Christmas dinner, Sunday at her brother's, Mr. and Mrs. Armond Musselman, of Tavistock, for a family gathering of 37 relatives. Recent visitors with Mr. Don Keller who is home from. Alberta, Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Gibson and Mark, and ROSS :Keller, all of Crediton. • Visitors. during the weekend with Mrs. Trellis Little and Karl Stebbins were Ray and Kay Cooper and their grandchildren Doug and Vickie Scott, of Exeter, and Edna and Norval Reid of Crediton. ' Eleanor and Sid Durie visited Sunday in Toronto, with her mother, Mrs. Peter Wardlaw, Sharon, Jamie and Ortha Baker, visited Saturday in be sure to keep an eye open for the jolly old 'fellow and his helpers, A New Year's Eve dance is to be held'in the hall again this year. Only 10B tickets will be available for sale. The majority of them have already been spoken for but if you wish to attend you might have a chance by contacting one of the Optimist members as soon as possible. Each ticket is $7,00 per person which in- cludes the entrance, meal and favors, There is plenty of parking space available and a cosy atmosphere is provided. Saturday night at the hall we will be holding a dance open to the public. A chargd of $1 •per sperson is all that it will cost you to get in. If you wish to have a little fun be sure to attend. Mrs. Jean Jones was the lucky winner of our jackpot ' prize at last Thursdays turkey bingo draw. Many people attended and enjoyed the games. The bingo committee is planning another turkey bingo on the 18th of this month. So if you want turkey for Christmas you had better get out to the Optimist'hall that night, The next club meeting will be held on the 21st of Debember at 9 a.m. at which time the members will cook and serve breakfast for their rs. er was safely. • their grandsqn Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Keller, Sarah 'and Barry, of Stratford, their son and Mrs. Arnold Kell Stratford,. with Ken 414 Carol. 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