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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-25, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, February 25, 1981 Brinsley UCW meet, list top card players By GORDON MORLEY Mrs. Wilbert Lewis was hostess for the U.C.W. meeting Monday evening, February 16. Mrs. W. Lewis opened with prayer followed by the opening hynm. Mrs Jack Hodgson gave a reading "Be a Good Forgetter'. and a poem "The Past is Gone " Mrs. George Lee read the scripture reading. Mrs. Lewis a reading A Handful of New Days.' and a poem The New Year". Mrs. Marjorie Steeper and Mrs. Hodgson gave a reading from the Study book. Minutes were read and the roll call was answered by eight members. Lunch was served by Group 2 ladies. Play euchre Friday evening nine tables of euchre were enjoyed by area residents at the Brinsley Community Centre with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hodgins. Mrs. Roy Hodgins The successful politician is the one who can rock the boat and then convince everyone else that there is a terrible storm at sea. and Murray Carter as the conveners. Winners of the evening were: Ladies high - Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle: lone hands - Jean Bice: low - Charlotte Barker: glen's high - Charles Rollings: lone hands - Evan Hodgins: low - Arthur Hodgins: special prize - George Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollings. Mrs. Marjorie Steeper and George Dixon are the committee for the next party. Personals .Mr. and -Mrs. Neil Trevithick and Amy visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Lyons of Bramalea over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand and family, Bayfield. Monday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Levi White in the loss of their brother-in- law Neil Maguire, London who passed away at Victoria Hospital. February 16. Mrs. George Prest visited Friday with her father Cecil Ellwood in London. Congratulations to Mr. and AITCHESON and ROWE ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING Call: 393-6551 229-6284 Authorized Jacuzzi Dealer specializing in farm water systems Call Dennis Rowe 229-6284 January - February Special Soo; 4:•:-5 on .'.ate: Cono,l,one, J:,/es onr, Inslollobon Enrol your child for Kindergarten 1981-82 Please phone or contact your Public School between Feb. 23 and March 6 Exeter P.S. 235-2630 Hensall P.S. 262-2833 AD McCurdy P.S. 228-6321 Stephen Central P.S. 234-6302 Usborne Central P.S. 235-0331 Zurich P.S. 236-4942 For further information re registration, visitation, testing, health clinics, etc. will be provided by each school Proof of date of birth and OHIP number requested at registration Huron Country Board of Education. Mrs. Jim Hodgins on the re- cent arrival of their baby girl: another granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Ian Carter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morley, Sunday evening. Kippen WI list changesi in district By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Kippen East W(I. met at the home of Mrs. Robert Kinsman, Wednesday. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Grace Drummond reading a Valentine from her Secret Pal, and a poem. Roll call listed many changes in the locality in the past 100 years. Many homes, schools, barns, churches, are gone as well as hotels, blacksmith shops , sawmills and stores. Mrs. Vern Alderdice chaired the program and introduced the guest speaker Marie Paul Green from the Consumer affairs of IGA. Shepresented a questionnaire and dealt with each of the questions. Shoppers are advised to return products that are not satisfactory in their con- tainers but storekeepeers are not obliged to take back articles simply because the customer changed his mind. Mrs. Green was thanked by Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot read a beautiful poem on Friends. Mrs. Al Hoggarth presented a thought provoking motto on "It isn't what you start but what you finish that counts". Mrs. Alderdice con- tributed a poem on A Good Neighbour. Mary Broadfoot accompanied the Sing song. Current Events prepared by Mrs. M. Connolly were presented by Margaret Hoggarth who also gave courtesy remarks. Everyone enjoyed an organ interlude by Mrs. R. Kinsman. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Kin- sman, Mrs. Alderdice, and the committee in charge. Mrs. Green presented a gift certificate from Clinton IGA to Rena Caldwell, Marlene Bell and Helen MacLean winners in the draw. Personals Wilfred Mellis is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Coleman have returned from a holiday in Florida. Planning a Banquet Soon? Easy! JUST ORDER'OUR ECONOMICAL Choose our "Do -It- Yourself" Buffet to feed 15 or 1500. Call our Store Manager 2 hours ahead - 'then come and get it! What could be easier! Your feast will include 3 -pieces of our famous Kentucky Fried Chicken for everyone, plus generous helpings of salads and Grecian Bread....everything you'll need for a great banquet. All for only $2.35 per person. Good chicken! Kentucky Fried kick!n. 227 Main St. N., Exeter r J STEPHEN F OF A MEETS The night. and From the left are Stephen annual banquet Doug Russell, Weikowski. Stephen reeve official Andy Federation of the Stephen township Federation of Agriculture was Huron F of A president Gerry Fortune, provincial director held Thursday Andre Durand T -A photo Give to the heart fund HEALTH NUT Swiss Herbal & Nutri Max Vitamins ONE A DAY '4.95 100 tabs Reg. 6.95 CHILDREN'S ONE A DAY '5.50 200 tabs Reg. 7.25 VIT E 400IU '9.50 100 tabs Reg. 12.50 VIT C & Aceroia Chewable '3.95 200 tabs Reg. 5.30 * Vitamins * Herbs * Herbal Shampoo & Health Care Products * Foodstuffs * Juicers * Books Weider Products Weights & Exercise Equipment. PHONE AND WE'LL DEUVER PHONE 228-6546 WHILE THEY LAST! 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