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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-01-26, Page 5r r r CENTRALIA BOTTLE DRIVE — The Centralia Cubs and Scouts conducted a successful bottle -drive Saturday. From the left are Paul Nadon, Allan Minderlein, Mark Mason, Jeremy Kapp and Steve Wurm. T -A photo Staffa Auxiliary Roll call verse on courage By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN ed the short course. "More The Marian Ritchie Aux- Cents Than Dollars' held at iliary held their January the township hall. Leaders, meeting at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Wm. Mahon and Mrs. Duncan Scott on January 18 Art Smale did a terrific job of with 12 ladies present. • teaching this course. Mrs. Carter Kerslake Those attending were divid- presided opening with some ed into six groups of three and New Year Thoughts and a each group was assigned a hymn. Mrs. Duncan Scott station where they prepared gave the devotions taking her a dish for the noon luncheon. scripture reading from Psalm These dishes, -which includ= 31 and basing her meditation ed Chicken Chow Mein, Pore on the New Year. . - - a la Pomme, Braised Liver 22 in Strafford. Mrs. Dalton was answered with Creole, .Encore Casserole, : Smale, Mrs. Bill Kerslake enjoyed for lunch along with crusty rolls, relishes and fruit Metric, saving energy, sub- situtions, sprouts were discussed and an open discus- sion on Plannedovers and Lef- tovers was enjoyed' by all.. Thanks to Mrs. Mahon and Mrs. Smale for all the work they went tot preparing and presenting this course. Summary day is February Roll call a verse on courage. Mrs. Nor- Eggs Oriental, Ratatouille and Mrs. Elgin Dearing are Man Harburn gave one of 13111 Pie, Tofu Spaghetti Sauce and the committee named to set Smiley's columns for her Vegetarian Manicotti were up the display; etc.'.. special number. The study book for this year on the South Craig man has . Pacific Islands was introchic- rhed by Mrs. Alex Miter. she • .2nd bithday ad a large map of the area on display so all could become was drawn at the Ailsa Craig Lioness Dance at the Legion hall,- December 31. Bob Yellpwlees of Well- ington, New Zealand, was billeted with a' local Lions' family on two week Lion's YouthExchange. A new ex- perience- to our visitor was riding on a snowmobile and wearing ice skates. 'Despite the illness in the area, a goodly number of in- terested people met at the Ac- tivity Centre on Friday even- ing to see "Summer's edge, Hawaii, and a walk in the forest" presented by the Ac- tivity Centre committee. Tea and cookies were served. Three more films will be shown in February. Plan to attend the euchre January 31, Monday after- noon, at the Activity Centre. Seven tables of euchre were at play at the Craig Masonic hall Wednesday evening, more euchre there. on February 2. , Riverview - Women's In- stitute will resume its regular meeting, February 1 (after one slack month) when Barbara Nicholson will speak on "protection of wild animals". Members and friends are most welcome. The community extends congratulations to 82 -year old Dunc Campbell who was in- ducted into Canada's Racing Hall of Fame at Quebec City, January 21. Recent visitors with Mrs. Mice Dickens were Mrs. Mary Rudd of Granton, and Bill Insley and family, London. N. familiar with the Islands. President Mrs. Bob Laing gave a report of the annual meeting' of the Presbyterian Women held recently at St. Andrews Church in Stratford. During business the quilting prices were revised. Members and anyone in- terested were reminded of the quiltings each Wednesday in the Family Life Center at Staffa. The remainder of the after- noon was spent quilting. Thursday, 18 ladies attend - Ann iversary . celebrated ay MRS. HUGH MCIRENZ Congratulations to Arnold and Alice Keller who yester- day, January 25, reached the milestone of a 53rd wedding anniversary. Best wishes to you both. On Sunday, January 30, Mr. Keller and his daughter Audrey, (Mrs. Roy Gibson, Crediton) both celebrate their birthdays the same day. Don't forget the euchre par- ty that is being held here tonight January 26 at the Community Centre. Congratulations to Henry d Annie Becker, Zurich, er neighbours in this , on the occasion of their wedding anniversary last day, January 24. • our correspondent is a pa- ent in University Hospital, ndon, where I underwent surgery last Friday.. During my absence news items can bephoned to the T -A office at 235-1331. ' • By ALICE DICKENS - Congratulations to Sinclair McIntosh who observed his 92 birthday January 17; also to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kennedy who will celebrate their 40th wedding day, January 30. Mrs. Levi White was win- ner of the lovely quilt which Saintbuty , By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and Patti accompapied by George Dobbs, Exeterattend- ed the recent funeral of their uncle Cecil O'Brien in Toron- to. On their return trip they visited their son Fred Dobbs 111 at the 'University of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis spent the weekend with Mr. and -Mrs. Bill Johnston at Owen Sound. Church service at Stl Patrick's is planned for 11 a.m. January 30. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee visited Earl's mother Mrs: Vera Greenlee at South Huron Hospital, Saturday evening. Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Mrs. Mary Davis visited Mrs. Alexia Atkinson at St. Joseph's Hospital, London Tuesday. Alexia was observ- ing her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunn- ingham, Mar visited Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe, Centralia and Mr. and Mrs. Winston Shapton, Exeter were Saturday evening din- ner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall. SWARTMAN FASHIONS This Is our Maar End Sola and we would rather s.II It than,count It. MINI DEPARTMENT NW. Y1 PRICE No refunds at these low prices LADIES DEPARTMENT Yi Prnci NMI ITEMS ALL 20% OFF • .w.. ,.w. • foes •:.�...: . lain cSe. T son FASHIONS 3$6 Main Strait, Easter, PHONE 333.0991 Alterations extra Men play cards Senior citizen ladies quilt Russel Tieman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tieman, Ex- eter, and .Mrs. Jean Anne Guenther, London. She was also a guest along with her twin brother, Arnold Merner, last Saturday even- ing at the Zurich hotel when members pf both families entertained: Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader held Christmas for their fami- ly Saturday, January 22. Pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Brenda, Charlotte and Karen, Zion; Mr. and Mrs. - Ry MRS. 1RYlN RADER Dosh% -ood Dashwood Seniors held ,their meeting Monday after- noon. This was a quilting ses- sion. While the ladies were busy the men enjoyed cards and other games. During the afternoon the business was. discussed. Mrs. Eben Weigand read a poem, "New Beginnings." The card secretary reported sending two over -ninety birth- day cards, two sympathy and five get well cards. Mrs. Mike Doyle spoke on her trip to the province of Quebec in July. Any group in- terested in hearing her may call 236-4088. Mrs. Hilda Rader's group is in charge of the February meeting. The Mt. Carmel C.W.L. ladies will provide the April program with other Seniors groups guests. The ladies returned to quilting followed by a pot luck supper: Personals Mrs. John Heckman is a pa- tient in University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn _ Tiernan spent two days in Toronto attending the - Fur- niture show. .Mrs. Luella Tieman was guest of honour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan, Thursday, on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Other members of the family pre- , sent were Mr. and Mrs. John deNiet, Tina and Aman- da, Willowdale; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben and Robin, London; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett and Nilthan, Regina, Sask.; and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rader, Stacey, Derick and Stephanie. A great time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stade, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Miller and family and Robert Miller were Sunday guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miller. Kippen Institute entertains seniors By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs. Alex McGregor were hostesses when Kippen East W.I. entertained the senior citizens to dinner in Hensall Presbyterian Church, January 19. After dinner, Mrs. Stewart Pepper con- ducted a contest while the In- stitute' members cleaned up the dishes. _ Mrs. Drummond conducted the meeting. Mrs. Mary Broadfoot was pianist. Mrs. Drummond made the guests and members welcome and read, "People are younger than they used to be." Mrs. Robert Bell was secretary for the meeting as Mrs. Grant MacLean was unable to be present. Roll call was answered by naming "A world figure that you ad- mire." No one mentioned our Prime Minister. Mrs. Robert Bell introduc- ed the guest speaker Gordon Wright, Seaforth who gave a wonderful presentation in pic- tures of his trip to- London, England at the time of the Royal Wedding. - He took his audience on a walk around London and to the Wedding as well as the history involved. He was thanked by Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse. An appreciative letter of thanks from Julie Wright for a gift was read. Quilting will commence early on January 27 at Grace Drummond's. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Harold Parsons. Er Times-4dvocate, January 26; 1983 ow 0 en Bart- DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY On location or Studio - COMMERCIAL . - PORTRAITS - WEDDINGS GROUPS < = PUBLICITY Mounting and Laminating If you have old photographs you would like to have copies of call us. 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