HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-02-16, Page 5Annual meeting
at Hibbert UC
By MRs. J. TEM.EMAN
Staffa
Hibbert United Church held.
their annual meeting recent-
ly with Rev. W. Fearn as
chairman and Robert Norris
as secretary.
It was decided to hold an
anniversary waltz again in
the fall of 1983'.
Officers are as follows:
Elders - Harvey Dow, Robert
Roney, Ross Smale,' Mrs.
Mary F. Dow, Mrs. Florence
McPhail,Wm. Mahon, Joast
Drost, Russell Miller. •
Stewards - Mrs. Ester $male,
Bill Kerslake; Al Fuller, Alvin
By MRS:. TOM KiOOY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
attended the combined
church service at Kirkton,
Sunday followed by a pancake
and sausage dinner.
Tom and Mary Kooy and
Ben Riley were Sunday even-
ing dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Kooy, Bon-
nie and Clyde. Clyde was
celebrating his llth birthday.
A lot of drugs are used by
folks who think if you tinker
with an empty head you can
get it going.
Dow, Mrs. Pat Taylor, Mrs.
Joyce Vivian, Donald Johns,
Gary Kemp, Mrs. Margaret
Miller (U.0..W.).
Trustees - Calvin Christie,
Donald Hocking; Harvey
Dow, Ross Smale, Cameron
Vivian, Arthur Kemp, A. H.
Daynard. Staffa Cemetery
Committee - Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Vivian, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kemp, Mr.
Harvey Hambley, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Fell, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Norris.
Roys' Cemetery Committee
- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Christie, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Dow, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hocking, Mrs. Carrie
Graham, Mr. Andrew
Christie, Mr. and Mrs: Wayne
Pridham, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Dow, Mr. Roger Dow.
Nominating Committee - Mrs.
Margaret Daynard, Mrs.
Dorothy Dow, Mrs. Louise
Smale. Landscaping Commit-
tee - Mrs. Margaret Miller,
Mrs. Margaret Daynard,
Mrs. Marjorie Drake.
Auditors - Robin Daynard,
Alvin Dow.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Daynard have returned home
from British Columbia where
they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Galvin Quinney and boys,
Victoria, B.C.
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Two Dashw�od ladies
church groups meet
Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER
Zion Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Group 2 and
convener Mrs. Earl Keller in
charge of devotions and
lunch. President" Mrs.
Florence Mal 'ene opened the
meeting with scripture
reading and prayer.
Pastor M. Mellecke took for
the the'topic "The Church at
Antioch" under the following
headings. My church as I see.
it, scattered, Growing ' in
Christ, What's in a name?, An
Offering of love, Caring for
Others, Something to
Remember and Something to
•Think About. •
Mrs. Martene dealt with the
business. The Altar Guild
reported 57 visits, five cards,
one flower sent and five phone
calls. The new Guild is Mrs.
Shirley Van Dorsselaer and
Mrs. Arnold Becker. Grotip 1
is in charge of the March
meeting.
A new step stool is to be
purchased for the kitchen and
an altar basket for large
floral arrangements. The
L.W.M.L. are accepting clean
second hand sweaters of all
sizes for the convention June
20 in Detroit.
Calvary ladies meet
Calvary United Church
Women niet Tuesday after-
noon Feb. 8. Prest:nt were 20
mettibtrs and five visitors.
The worship was on the theme
"Love".Rev. Campbell of the
Church of God, Grand Bend,
favoured with';a. solo and
spoke on Christian Growth.
What is the U.C.W.'s image or
reflection to others?
President Mrs. Syd Baker
and Mrs. Don Gaiser attend-
ed the Huron -Perth
Presbyterial Jan. 24 and Mrs.
Baker gave a partial report.
The Learning for Lent
series started today (Feb. 46).
at Zurich United Church with
the topic "Knbw Your Col-
ours" followed by Bible study
on "The Disciples".
The sunshine committee,
Mrs. Aldene Wolfe and Mrs.
Gerald Mason reported
several visits and calls to
shut-ins. Mrs. Don Gaiser and
STEPHEN R. HOKE B.A. D.P.M.
11 York St., Stratford
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Mrs. Margaret Carroll are
this month's committee.
Mrs. Wolfe gave a report
from the Offical Board
meeting.
A letter of protest is being
sent regarding Pay T.V. por-
noeraphic films. Anyone
willing to sign this letter is .
welcome. It will. be at the
church Sunday. or through the
week at Mrs. Baker's. The
March meeting will open with
lunch at 12:30 p.m.
- Personals
Mrs. Elda Keller has
returned home after spending
several weeks in London with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feast.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader,
Sharon and Nathan Bennett
were last Tuesday visitors at
Craigweil Gardens, Ailsa
Craig with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood Gill. Irvin also call-
ed on Lyle Treumner and Mr.
and Mrs. Ohlen Truemner.
Librarian Mrs. Bernice
Boyle reports the books have
been changed and there is an
excellent selection including
.Pierre Burton's "My Country
-The Remarkable Past."
Senior Citizens will meet
Monday, February 21 at 2
p.m.
Calvary United Church held
the annual meeting Sunday,
February 6. The men served
an excellent dinner to 88. Of-
ficers were elected and in-
cluded in the matter of
business was the carpeting of
the whole upstairs of the
church.
The annual town meeting
will be held at the comtnuni-
ty centre Monday, February
21,at8p.m,
Flowers in the Lutheran
Church have been placed by
the Harold Schroederin lov-
ing memory of Mrs.
Schroeder's mother, Mrs.
Olive Watson.
Elimville WI
The February meeting of
the Elimville Women's -.In-
stitute included 19 members,
five visitors and four children
for soup and sandwich lunch.
After lunch president Isabel
Fletcher opened the meeting
with the Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. Roll call was
answered by giving a helpful
household hint.
Mrs. Fletcher welcomed
Mrs. Papple, South Huron
District president and
. secretary Mrs. Riehl.
The program opened with a
reading "It's later than you
think," by Annie Jean Johns.
Mrs. Grubb introduced
speaker Elaine C,ottschall,
M.S.C. She was very infor-
mative and alt enjoyed her so
much. Mrs. Grubb explained
how exercise and watching
the diet help keep weight in
control and we are to keep a
menu log for the next month
and see how we could im-
prove our diet.
A Food for Dollars and
Cents course is being held in
South Iluron District High
School, March 1st at 7:30 p.m.
A motion was made to give
$50 to the Exeter Fair Board
and to have a birthday party
in Huronview, March 16.
Marie Brock showed us how
to do a log cabin quilt Klock on
the sewing machine.
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The February meeting of
the Woodham U.C.W. opened
with quiet music. Group One
was in charge with Mrs. Alex
Gartenburg giving the theme
on Love.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Gordon Johnson. Miss
Suzanne Jaques favoured
with two piano solos. A
reading Love was given by
Mrs. Reg McCurdy. Mrs.
Alex' Gartenburg had a
reading Counselling on Love.
The Study Book, South
Pacific was given by Mrs.
Alex Gartenburg.
Kippen 4-H
club meets
Sy MRS. RENA CALDWELL •
The first meeting of Kippen
1 4-H Club was held February
8 at the home of leader Mrs.
Al Hoggarth. Assistant leader
Mrs. Diane Chalmers and 5 of
the 6 members were present.
Mrs. Chalmers will be tak-
ing this club and this will en-
title' her to Provincial
Honours at the successful
completion of this club. -
Ontario Heritage is the
name of this club which deals
with recipes of the different
nationalities that make up
Ontario's population.
Results of the electionsof of-
ficers were: President -Diane
Chalmers, vice-president -
Joan Binnendyk, secretary -
Linda Roberts, treasurer -
Linda Binnendyk, press
reporter - Janet Hoggarth.
It was decided to hold the
next meeting on February 16
at the home of Diane
Chalmers. It was agreed to
have yellow duo -tangs.
Members are to come -
prepared to suggest a Club
name and also suggest
designs for the cover picture.
After studying the book
work, members and leaders
•divided into four groups.
Pumpkin Soup (Indian),
Scotch eggs (Scottish), Irist
Soda Bread and Maple Bakec
Apples (French-Canadian)
were prepared and everyone
enjoyed the full course meal
Lyle Kinsman left this past
week for a trip to Australia.
Mrs. Reg McCurdy in- display and said that drugs
troduced the guest speaker are on the upward trend
Constable Wayne Hoare of the again. He was thanked by
St. Marys Police Force who Mrs. Reg McCurdy.
gave a very interesting Mrs. Glenn Copeland con -
outline on narcotics. ducted the business part of
He had many samples on the meeting by opening with
a poem Bridges. The minites,
roll call and correspondence
were read followed by the
offering.
The annual meeting of the
Woodham Shower Club will
be held February 22 at 8:15
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Total Weight 599."
14 KT. GOLD CLUSTER
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•
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ENGAGEMENT SET
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Items enlarged to show detail.
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'/• ct. total weight with chain
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Bickel!. T -A photo
Two Dashw�od ladies
church groups meet
Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER
Zion Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Group 2 and
convener Mrs. Earl Keller in
charge of devotions and
lunch. President" Mrs.
Florence Mal 'ene opened the
meeting with scripture
reading and prayer.
Pastor M. Mellecke took for
the the'topic "The Church at
Antioch" under the following
headings. My church as I see.
it, scattered, Growing ' in
Christ, What's in a name?, An
Offering of love, Caring for
Others, Something to
Remember and Something to
•Think About. •
Mrs. Martene dealt with the
business. The Altar Guild
reported 57 visits, five cards,
one flower sent and five phone
calls. The new Guild is Mrs.
Shirley Van Dorsselaer and
Mrs. Arnold Becker. Grotip 1
is in charge of the March
meeting.
A new step stool is to be
purchased for the kitchen and
an altar basket for large
floral arrangements. The
L.W.M.L. are accepting clean
second hand sweaters of all
sizes for the convention June
20 in Detroit.
Calvary ladies meet
Calvary United Church
Women niet Tuesday after-
noon Feb. 8. Prest:nt were 20
mettibtrs and five visitors.
The worship was on the theme
"Love".Rev. Campbell of the
Church of God, Grand Bend,
favoured with';a. solo and
spoke on Christian Growth.
What is the U.C.W.'s image or
reflection to others?
President Mrs. Syd Baker
and Mrs. Don Gaiser attend-
ed the Huron -Perth
Presbyterial Jan. 24 and Mrs.
Baker gave a partial report.
The Learning for Lent
series started today (Feb. 46).
at Zurich United Church with
the topic "Knbw Your Col-
ours" followed by Bible study
on "The Disciples".
The sunshine committee,
Mrs. Aldene Wolfe and Mrs.
Gerald Mason reported
several visits and calls to
shut-ins. Mrs. Don Gaiser and
STEPHEN R. HOKE B.A. D.P.M.
11 York St., Stratford
Podiatrist - Foot Specialist
is pleased to
ANNOUNCE
The Opening of an Office
For the Practice of Podiatry
and General Foot Care at
MAITLAND MANOR NURSING HOME
290 SOUTH STREET. GODERICH
For Appointment Phone
GODERICH 524.7324 STRATFORD 271-1200
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mantanni
Mrs. Margaret Carroll are
this month's committee.
Mrs. Wolfe gave a report
from the Offical Board
meeting.
A letter of protest is being
sent regarding Pay T.V. por-
noeraphic films. Anyone
willing to sign this letter is .
welcome. It will. be at the
church Sunday. or through the
week at Mrs. Baker's. The
March meeting will open with
lunch at 12:30 p.m.
- Personals
Mrs. Elda Keller has
returned home after spending
several weeks in London with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feast.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader,
Sharon and Nathan Bennett
were last Tuesday visitors at
Craigweil Gardens, Ailsa
Craig with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellwood Gill. Irvin also call-
ed on Lyle Treumner and Mr.
and Mrs. Ohlen Truemner.
Librarian Mrs. Bernice
Boyle reports the books have
been changed and there is an
excellent selection including
.Pierre Burton's "My Country
-The Remarkable Past."
Senior Citizens will meet
Monday, February 21 at 2
p.m.
Calvary United Church held
the annual meeting Sunday,
February 6. The men served
an excellent dinner to 88. Of-
ficers were elected and in-
cluded in the matter of
business was the carpeting of
the whole upstairs of the
church.
The annual town meeting
will be held at the comtnuni-
ty centre Monday, February
21,at8p.m,
Flowers in the Lutheran
Church have been placed by
the Harold Schroederin lov-
ing memory of Mrs.
Schroeder's mother, Mrs.
Olive Watson.
Elimville WI
The February meeting of
the Elimville Women's -.In-
stitute included 19 members,
five visitors and four children
for soup and sandwich lunch.
After lunch president Isabel
Fletcher opened the meeting
with the Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. Roll call was
answered by giving a helpful
household hint.
Mrs. Fletcher welcomed
Mrs. Papple, South Huron
District president and
. secretary Mrs. Riehl.
The program opened with a
reading "It's later than you
think," by Annie Jean Johns.
Mrs. Grubb introduced
speaker Elaine C,ottschall,
M.S.C. She was very infor-
mative and alt enjoyed her so
much. Mrs. Grubb explained
how exercise and watching
the diet help keep weight in
control and we are to keep a
menu log for the next month
and see how we could im-
prove our diet.
A Food for Dollars and
Cents course is being held in
South Iluron District High
School, March 1st at 7:30 p.m.
A motion was made to give
$50 to the Exeter Fair Board
and to have a birthday party
in Huronview, March 16.
Marie Brock showed us how
to do a log cabin quilt Klock on
the sewing machine.
Best Interest
123/4%
We ' represent many
Trust Companies. We
are often able to ar-
range for the highest
interatost being of-
fered on Guaranteed
Investment
' ! Certificates
*subject to change
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Insurance
Brokers Inc.
EXETER
235-2420
GRAND BEND
238-8484
.CLINTON GODERICH
482.9747 524-2118
Time's -Advocate, February 16, 1983 Page 5
South Pacific topic for, WoodirnamCMI
V
By Mt$$. JEAN COPELAND
The February meeting of
the Woodham U.C.W. opened
with quiet music. Group One
was in charge with Mrs. Alex
Gartenburg giving the theme
on Love.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Gordon Johnson. Miss
Suzanne Jaques favoured
with two piano solos. A
reading Love was given by
Mrs. Reg McCurdy. Mrs.
Alex' Gartenburg had a
reading Counselling on Love.
The Study Book, South
Pacific was given by Mrs.
Alex Gartenburg.
Kippen 4-H
club meets
Sy MRS. RENA CALDWELL •
The first meeting of Kippen
1 4-H Club was held February
8 at the home of leader Mrs.
Al Hoggarth. Assistant leader
Mrs. Diane Chalmers and 5 of
the 6 members were present.
Mrs. Chalmers will be tak-
ing this club and this will en-
title' her to Provincial
Honours at the successful
completion of this club. -
Ontario Heritage is the
name of this club which deals
with recipes of the different
nationalities that make up
Ontario's population.
Results of the electionsof of-
ficers were: President -Diane
Chalmers, vice-president -
Joan Binnendyk, secretary -
Linda Roberts, treasurer -
Linda Binnendyk, press
reporter - Janet Hoggarth.
It was decided to hold the
next meeting on February 16
at the home of Diane
Chalmers. It was agreed to
have yellow duo -tangs.
Members are to come -
prepared to suggest a Club
name and also suggest
designs for the cover picture.
After studying the book
work, members and leaders
•divided into four groups.
Pumpkin Soup (Indian),
Scotch eggs (Scottish), Irist
Soda Bread and Maple Bakec
Apples (French-Canadian)
were prepared and everyone
enjoyed the full course meal
Lyle Kinsman left this past
week for a trip to Australia.
Mrs. Reg McCurdy in- display and said that drugs
troduced the guest speaker are on the upward trend
Constable Wayne Hoare of the again. He was thanked by
St. Marys Police Force who Mrs. Reg McCurdy.
gave a very interesting Mrs. Glenn Copeland con -
outline on narcotics. ducted the business part of
He had many samples on the meeting by opening with
a poem Bridges. The minites,
roll call and correspondence
were read followed by the
offering.
The annual meeting of the
Woodham Shower Club will
be held February 22 at 8:15
coe
• Satellite
Demonstration
By
Allen Stubbs
Satellite &
Antenna Service
Feb. 17, 18,419
11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
At the
Fireside Inn
(Banquet Room)
Thedford
Free Coffee
Inquire About a. •
home demonstration
Dealer for
Cha,rndMaster®
Take advantage of this opportunity to see a satellite
demonstration that will show you the latest in T.V. reception
that you can experience in your own home.. At present time
there are 60 channels available to you with many more to come
in the near future. Satellite T.V. gives you movie channels (no
commercials), same day sports events, 24 hour weather
• reports, educational and religious programs etc. For more in-
formation call 873-4848 (24 hrs.) 296-5565 or Firesides Inn and
ask for Jim 296-4669
ANSTETT'S
DIAMOND SPECIALS
LADIES' 14 KT. TOTAL WEIGHT
CLUSTER
v. CT '/. CT.
Total Weight 599." Total Weight .1299."
'/, CT 1.00 CT
Total Weight . 899 " Total Weight .1,689."
PEAR SHAPE AND MARQUISE
CLUSTERS • 14 KT. GOLD
Approx. 1/4 CT
Total Weight 599."
14 KT. GOLD CLUSTER
.20 ct. Total Weight
•
429.06
ENGAGEMENT SET
14 kt. Gold -1/2 ct. total weight
577.95
CLUSTER .07 CT. TOTAL WEIGHT
159.96
These specials, and all other
stock items reflect the new
lower diamond market prices.
Sizing and appraisals from our
accredited Gem Lab done on the
premises at no extra charge.
Items enlarged to show detail.
14 KT. GOLD DIAMOND HEART
'/• ct. total weight with chain
(chain not exactly as illustrated)
429.95
MEN'S TOTAL WEIGHT CLUSTERS
10 KT. GOLD
'A CT 3/• CT
Total Weight 699" Total Weight
'/: CWeT 1.00 CT
Total ight 999." Total Weight.. t599."
1499."
la
SET OF THREE
.09 CT Total Weight Cluster Ring,
.18 CT Total Weight Earring,
.09 CT Total Weight Pendant
with chain, all 14 kt. gold
625.00
Sapphire & Diamond 37
5."
• 14 KT. GOLD CLUSTERS
Ruby & Dlaniond 425."
Erherald�& Diamond 425."
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