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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-17, Page 8Pogo 8 Times -Advocate, June 17, 1981 Infant baptized at Church L OLDER BABY WINNERS - A total of 13 babies competed in the six months to a year category of Tuesday's baby show at the Hensall Spring Fair. From the left are winners Blake Joseph Ryon, son of Lynn and Joseph Ryan, Ailsa Craig; Amanda Dawn Preszcator, daughter of Marsha and Wayne Preszcator, Arva and Matthew Paul Moran, son of Mary ,and Paul Moran, Hensall. Exeter church women enjoy potluck, speaker A potluck salad luncheon started the June meeting of Unit 1 of the Exeter UCW and was much enjoyed. Beryl Elgie was in charge of the program which follow- ed. She opened with a poem To Dad. Marion Dearing in- troduced the speaker. Betty Watson, who told of some of the trials and joys of raising a handicapped child. She demonstrated several pieces of equipment used by these children, such as a standing brace, a walker and a cart which is propelled by the child by pushing the wheels. Celia Thomson thanked the speaker.Cora Miner con- ducted the devotions with Ruth Ellwood reading the Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. • subject to change r1 r Gaiser-Kneale vi: Insurance Agency Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND CLINTON 238-8484 482-9747 story of the Good Samaritan. Cora said many Christians could learn the art of meditation from the Buddhists. We spend more time visiting than in devotions and seldom take time to see what the Bible means to -day or to find out what God's will is. She told the story of the boy who was rewarded for helping a neighbour with a gift of 13 eggs and a setting hen. This gift provided an opportunity for the boy who went on raising more and more chickens and making this his life's work. Many get discouraged and wonder what they can do. Some suggestions were phone calls. visits, baby sit and prayer for the han- dicapped and those who look after them. Dorothy Bullock accom- panied by Sharon Kirkby sang three solos. Marilyn Johnson con- ducted the business and reminded us that our next meeting will be September 10 and the next General meeting September 21. It was also announced that anyone wishing to attend the one day session at Alma College August 18 should contact Marion Dearing or Audrey McRoberts. Clandeboye CLANDEBOYE Clandeboye Women's Institute sponsored a bus trip Wednesday to the Agriculture Museum at Milton and a boat cruise around the Toronto harbour and islands. Dinner was enjoyed at the Park Place and for those who couldn't eat pork, Old Ed's and Ed's Warehouse, was nearby. Velma Hardy. convened the trip and Pete McNaughton was the bus driver. Despite the changeable weather. everyone had a good time. There were 67 in atten- dance at a special Thompson family reunion held Sunday at the Centralia Community Centre to honour Mrs. Min- nie Barnes of Westminster, B.C. on her 80th birthday. Mrs. Barnes accompanied by her daughters, Marjorie, Mrs. Al Langton, of West- minster, B.C. and Elaine, Mrs. Chas Irving. Victoria, arrived Saturday evening to spend sometime visiting with relatives in the area. Mrs. Barnes brothers and sisters and spouses, are hav- ing a birthday dinner at the 3A's Restaurant, Monday evening. Jean and Pat Hodgins attended the Morley reunion at Seaforth Park. Saturday. Several from this area attended the estate fur- nishings sale of the late Miss Agnes Northgraves held at Storey Auction, London, Monday evening. During the service at Clandeboye United Church, Sunday Rev. Keith Brown, baptized Christina Elena, in- fant daughter of Irene and Gary Donaldson. Mr.and Mrs. John Simpson and Paul, Kirkton was Sun- day evening visitors with Mrs. Isobel Simpson. Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, Rodney and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hodgins and family, Lucan were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun- ningham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kestle and Janis motored to Kent- ville N.S. where Janis has taken up residence. They spent a few days with Mr. WIenloy • tripto on Mrs. Lena Derbyshire, Napanee. Also they visited a few interesting places in the Annapolis Valley area. Mrs. and Mrs. D. Morrison and ed family in Kentville and on their return visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor and family, Brockville and call - MI ch ael Stahle, Ag museum Carol and friend Kate of London helped Sharen New- man and Janis Kestle New- n- celebrate birthdays and bon voyage to Janis. Nathan and Jesse, London, Mr. Tom Kestle, Mrs. D. Newman, Kim and Greg, Georgeand Helen Cu ningham, Kevin, Dorothy, Ifit's from Anstett's it says, you're special' Say it with diamonds Back row L to Ft Solitaire Diamond $1,095. Three Diamond Engagement Ring $1,525. Front row L to R Seven Diamond Cluster 5579, Three -Stone Diamond 52,070. Sixteen Diamond Cluster S1,075. 14 k yellow gold GUARDIAN D�% Hts Day u June 21 Just For Dad GIFTS THAT MAKE SCENTS 114 mi. Reg. $7.50 Musk After Shave Cologne '6.00 114 ml. 57 mI. Reg. $5.50 '4.00 Musk After Shave Lotion 57.50 =7 miS5.50 1 From BRUT(Faberge)A Jogging Suit Worth $SO For Only s22.5O With A Purchase Brut Spray Lotion 85. $ 1 ZOO 35g $750 Brut Lotion 90 mI. $ 1 ZOO 40 m1.$ 650 Get Under The Influence of CELLINI The Exciting New Fragrance Experience By Faberge Centralia ladies meet By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Centralia U.C.W. met in the school room of the church May 28 with a good attendance. They had the men as guests. The meeting opened with President Glena Tripp welcoming all. The minutes were read and approved and treasurer's report given. Freda Rollings reported on the Easter lilies to the shuts ins. Margaret Cook gave a report on the Presbyterial in Stratford. The next meeting will be a pot luck dinner at Mrs. Marion Penwarden's cottage at Grand Bend. The ladies are to meet at the church at 6 pra. We are to collect I.G.A. tapes as well as Zehrs. Also stamps. The Programme com- mittee -Marian McCurdy, Edith Lobb, Olive Essery, Marion Deline, Edith Gill. Margaret Cook took over. Olive Essery read a poem. Spring Time Again. Edith Lobb read the Scripture: A poem Gar- deners Creed was read by Margaret Cook. A duet was sung by Olive Essery and Marion Deline accompanied by Edith Gill at the piano. Marion McCurdy read a poem, Know what is nice about moms. Edith Lobb introduced Walter Fydenchuk who showed his slides on Russia when he visited his cousins last year. They were very much enjoyed. Marion McCurdy thanked him. Lunch was served by committee in charge. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Culbert and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sallows. Niagara Falls visited with Mr.and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable for a few days last week. Mr. Orma Pollock Kincar- dine was a guest for a few days last week at the home of his sister Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko. Mary Lou and Stephen attended UWO Spring Con- vocation, Saturday. Pattie Tasko graduated with a Master of Arts degree in jouralism and has accepted a position with Canadian Press in Toronto. Mr .and Mrs. Fred Bowden visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques following the anniversary service at West Zion church. U.W.O. GRADUATE - Van Robert Tuckey, son of Ross and Elsie Tuckey of Exeter, graduated June 8 from the University of Western On- tario, with the degree of Bachelor of laws. Von is a former South Huron District High School graduate. He has taken an articling posi- tion with the firm of Stratton, Barenberg and Von Drunen of Stratford. 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