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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-05-13, Page 42Page 18A Times -Advocate, May 13, 1981 Present certificates at Cromarty service By MRS. ROBERT LAING Steve Gardiner received a certificate for the complete Junior Memory Work Course at the Christian Faniily Service in Cromarty Presbyterian Church. Sunday morning. His sister. Leanne, received a certificate for the primary course. part 1 and those receiving beginners certificates were 'I'r udy and Tracy Quance Leanne Gardiner, Sherri Elliott (part 1 i, Danny Elliott, and Michelle Martyn. The junior girls choir under the direction of Mrs. John Scott, sang. Saturday morning, Mit- chell firemen were called to the home of Dan and Bonnie Cronin, where they ex- tinguished a chimney fire. Mothers Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen DOG ENTRY WINS --- A picture book on for Jason Hern in the recent Science Fair School. 4 dogs won first prize at Usborne Central T -A photo • USBORNE VANDALISM -- Here is vivid proof of recent van- dalism at Usborne Central School when a bottle was thrown through a classroom window. Total damages were listed at S172 T•A photo Mark education week Education Week is a time for everyone to reflect on the meaning of education. This year's theme is "Celebrate Learning". The students of Precious Blood have attempted to show the types of activities that occur during the school year that help them learn We are grateful to Denney Furniture, Hopper Hockey. Stedmans. and Pat's Pet Shop for allowing the students to set up dis- plays. The grade 7 and 8 students would like to thank all those people who helped make our class raffle a success. The proceeds will help us reach our goal of an overnight trip to the Niagara Region to visit Fort George, Fort Niagara, Power Vista, Lewiston. and Niagara Falls Winner of $100 worth of groceries in the raffle was Addie MacNaughton. 'NORTHERN Heat Pump 'The'energy-saving way to both heat and cool your home WINTER HEATING in warier .t collecrts heot from the outdoor o,r and transfers it into your honme Surpr,smg as it may seem even on the coldest days ,there .s 0.l1 heot ,n the outside air wh,ch the heot pump con transfer .ndoors and that's o pretty dependable heat source SUMMER COOLING tumme• the Fer{s•rs,, r.r, becomes o centrol air conditioner by simply re+er ra t; opr,.,t,.,•, n ..moves hent from indoors by r frantten,nq .' tr; rhos e)1,' -ode thereby cooling and dehumidifying your home In a few weeks we will be hosting o Heat Pump Seminar Registration is limited attendance will be taken on a first come basis. Please fill out this coupon below and send to L.W Kleinstiver Limited P.O. Box 99 Dashwood NOM 1NO NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CODE LW. KLEIIISTIVEI LTD. Diel►weed • Phone 217-3461 • IlveT M, • Hosting • Illotfrical were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gammon and family, Stratford. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Zimmer and family, Stratford, and Margaret Laing, Kitchener. Cayley and Tara Dow, Listowel, spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Betty and Mervin Dow visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dow, Listowel on Mother's Day. Mr. Donald Stoneman, Toronto was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benson Stoneman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron, Bill Cameron, Lorne Fell and Ruth Laing attended the Perth District boy scout dinner and annual meeting in Mitchell Wednesday night. During the meeting five- year pins were presented for former group committee members, George Vivian, Ina Finlayson and Loretta Riley. Margaret and Andrew Laing attended the Mitchell Glee Club Reunion at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell, Saturday evening. Many lawns in this area received their first mowing during the last week of April Most farmers have com- pleted planting their grain and are preparing the land for corn. Homemakers receive $4,000 The Town and Country Homemakers are pleased to announce they have raised over $4000 towards the $10,- 000 down payment to purchase the Victoria St. (Wingham) building in which they have their of- fices. The owner of the housethat the group has been renting since December 1980 has received an offer on the property. The homemakers have been given first option to purchase it. provided they can raise the required funds. The board set up a building fund aiming to eventually purchase the property. There were suggestions that the group could move from Wingham to the new county health building at Huron - view, Clinton, but decided it would be inconvenient and also the group would like to retain its independance. The Town and Country Homemakers is a private, non-profit organization which provides a variety of professional homemaking services to persons who need them. Last year it employed 80 homemakers and served 1500 clients in Huron County. The Board would like to ex- press its appreciation to the following who have con- tributed to the building fund. Don Graham. Nile - Helen Trench. Clinton - Jeanne Smith, Goderich - Jane Davidson. Brucefield - Ex- eter Times Advocate - Kongskilde Ltd. Exeter - Gail and Jim Newell, Wingham - Jean Moonliy, Bluevale. Anyone wishing to donate towards this expense can telephone 357-3222 Wingham or contact Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith at 236-4340 Zurich. Saintsbury By MRS HEBER DAVIS Rev Greg Smith conducted service at St. Patricks Church, Sunday. In the absence of Mrs. Sheryl Carroll organist, Mrs. Tom Kooy was at the organ. Rev Smith spoke to the children on sharing. Mrs. Robt Gee has offered her home for the May A.C.W. meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Davis was one of several cousins who were lunch guests with Mrs. Elva Godbolt on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Saturday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee, and on Mothers day they took Earlis mother Mrs. Vera Greenlee, Exeter out for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Exeter and Doug Jackson, London were guests on Mothers day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs, junior and family. Mrs. Mary Davis was dinner guest Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and family Miss Joan Barker, London spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker. Advertising helps raise the standard of living by raising the standard of longing. RECEIVE COUNTY HONOURS — At Tuesday's 4-H Achievement Night at Exeter Public School, a number of County Honours were presented. Back, left, Hope Hall and Sondra Broom. Front, Brenda Thompson, Nancy Jeffrey and Judy Coates. T -A photo Leave for Nigeria By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN cyecrn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dow and Emily, left on Saturday to start their work at an Agricultural training centre in Nigeria. Ernest has completed a French language immersion course at Laval University in Quebec City. Prior to their leaving, friends and relatives gathered at Russeldale Hall for a combination birthday party for Ernest and farewell to the family. On Sunday morning at a special mission service at Thamesview United Church, Ernest was presented with a gift of money in support of the work he will be doing. The executive and stan- ding conveners of Perth South District, met at the home of Mrs. John Tem- pleman recently to finalize the reports for the district annual. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilson, Calgary, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Paul. 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