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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-11-23, Page 19 (2)4 Bishop Taylor attends Timos-Advorate, Novehib.r 23, 1978 P 17 HoIdconfirmatn at Sdintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Confirmation and Holy "Communion was held in- St. Patrick's Church Sunday. - Rev. Mary Mills con- ducted the service and Bishop Park Taylor_ con- firmed Catherine and David, Creery' children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Creery of St. Pauls, Kirkton. Ian Carroll curried the bishops staff. Catherine and David read The Epistle and Gospel and Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee read the invoca- tion. Mrs. Lorn Kooy provid- ed special music at the organ. Following the com- munion service a social hour was held in the Parish Hall. Perserools. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis : nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry arroll--attended--a-, 40th 'versary get o several cousins at. a London restaurant on ThtirsdeY. Mr.. and Mrs. H:A, Wiens, London and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noels. Forest were- celebrating their anniversary. Mc. and 'Mrs. Ldeslie Greenlee 'entertained Mrs. Vera Greenlee' Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Eaton and Mrs...Leonard. Mr. and Mrs: Earl Greenlee and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee. Derek and Debbie to dinner Sunday evening. Leslie was: obser- ving a birthday. - s AN EVENING WITH LILA — Lila Hume, retiring secretary -treasurer for the Ausoble-Bayfield Conservation Authority honoured with a dinner and dance Thursday at the South Huron Rec Centre in Exeter. With Mrs. Hume and her husband Cor) were gift presenters Betty Adair, secr"efary-for the North Grey Ausable Valley Conservation Authority, Roy Wescott, chairman of the authorty and (far right) Roger Martin of the North Grey authority, representing the resources managers who had sere - ed with Mrs. Hume.' T -A photo Kurktonladies choose officers, :. approve donations to charities By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON 11rs. Edna Hawley. Mrs. - Betty Lasher and Mr. Clif- ford Milligan. Napanee are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Crago. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Switzer. St. Mary's were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Switzer. Mrs. Cecil Dobson has returned home after spen- ding a week at Women's College Hospita Toronto. The U.Ci, . held their November me' ting at U.C. Parsonage with Mrs. A. Eveleigh in a-harge of worship service. Others tak- ing part were Mrs. R. Urquhart and Mrs. N. Atthill. Mrs. Roger Urquhartt presided over the business inthe absenceof the president. Minutes were -= -read-and roll-C411-nsWered: treasurer's reportwas given and correspondence read. Donations were given to Milton Society for the Blind and Alcohol and Drug socie- ty. Nominating committee brought in their slate of of- ficers for 1979 which are the following.' Past President. Christine Eveleigh: Presi- dent. Grace Ross: First Vice- President. Verna Burgin: Secretary. Florence Heard; Assist Secretary, Marion Urquhart:. Treasurer. Mary Tufts: Assist Treasurer. II :len Bearss. • Corresponding See'retary and Communications Co- ordinatorrbis Stephen: Stewardship aruILFfinance Chpirperson.' Donna r-- yitter:--Fieatlersitip- Developmentnt Chairperson. riion Urquhart;. Church in ety Chairperson. Vesta` DEB'S Coiffure 30 Goshen St., N. Rear Apartment Zurich CLOSED MONDAYS Debby Eckel 236.-7750 Marshall: Supply and Welfare. Pearl Stephens: Citizenship. . Margaret Crago; Community Friendship, Ethel Stephen. Elaine Stephen. Christian Development ChairPerson. Christine Eveleigh; Programme.• Ethel Urquhart. Elsie Chairperson. Leona Amos. Social Convener. Leona. Amos: Manse Committee, Muriel. Marshall. Ethlene Fraser. Iona Everitt: Nominations. Dorothy Switzer. Clara Watson. Evelyn Wiles. . Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burgin; Literature. Jean Ross have returned home Ratcliffe; Music, Ethel from a trip to Ljkeland: Stephen; World_Qutreactt-,--_-P Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Ijreenlee, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis and lVVir. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Lucan and and Mrs. Harry Carroll ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom Kooy attended "Open House" for Mr, and Mrs. ljarry Noels. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Noels and family. London Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels were former residents of- this community. The residents of this-rom- munity extend a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson of St. Marys They have taken residence in their new home on conces- sion four, Biddulph. Mr. aid Mrs. Heber Davis Pretudireis being Positive about something negative. FOR INFORMATION I ON LOWS in -South Huron Phone 235-1834 We Need More Big Bro'hersNow! were Thursday guests with I Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and Mar - Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, jorie and they attend the Lucan. -40th anniversary open house Mr. Cote W-ennerstrom for Mr. and Mrs Harry spent the -week=end with Noefs '- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis - visited telatives In Cllo, . 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