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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-08-26, Page 2• Page Z August 26, 1981 UCW meets Wednesday By ANNE WALPER GREENWAY On Sunday Rev. Moore spoke on, "God Our Keeper" and the choir provided special music. During the summer we have been singing from "Songs of the Gospel" and a sing -song was much enjoyed. Next Sunday our guest speaker will be Mrs. Evelyn Kreuger who is well known in this area. Sunday School will resume on September 13 when seals, etc. will be handed out. On Wednesday, September 9 the U.C.W. will meet at Craigholme for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Alice Hartle who is a member, lives there. Last Sunday, Graham and Anna Eagleson entertained their family and all their grandchildren at a dinner in honour of Joe and Joanne's marriage. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Walker, Lindsey and Allison of Ottawa visited with their Aunt and Uncle, Evelyn and Manuel Curts. Heather Bullock spent the week in Toronto with her Aunt, Mary Winterburn and her cousin, Glen. She then travelled to London by train where she spent some time with her brother Brian and his wife, Margaret. On returning home she spent a day with Tracy Heaman at Trillium Wood Campground. Last Friday, Stuart and Ruth Bullock accompanied the other employees of Maple Leaf Mills on a bus trip to Canada's Won- derland. They found it to be very enjoyable. I am happy to report that Mrs. Selbourne English has returned from St. Joseph's Hospital to her home. Valerie Wason of Blyth spent a few days recently with Robin Turner. Elsie Brophey is a patient at Strathroy Hospital. We hope she will soon be able to return home. C(andeboye Joan and Peter Banks and Krista, Bright's Grove visited Saturday with Joan's mother, Mrs. Isobel Simp- son. Lisa Carter returned to Bright's Grove with them for a holiday with her cousin. Krista. Ruth and Alan Hill. Gwen and Ralph Lynn, Barbara and Clarence Carter, Anna and Don Maguire. enjoyed the Lion's Club Country and Western Jamboree at Glen- coe, Sunday. Mrs. Mae Hocadel of near Tampa. Florida. spent last week with her daughter and JUNIOR FARMER BREAKFAST - The South Huron Junior Farmers held a successful breakfast at the Thames Road United Church Sunday. Above, Janet Shapton gets her plate filled with pancakes by Brian Miller. Staff photo Skinner family picnic at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Sunday a family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and Dianne. Those attending were. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mason and Barry. Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Denham. Wayne and Marlene. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denham and family. Kirkton. Miss Brenda Denham. London. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Meyer and fami- ly. Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harding and family. Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Denham and Eli. Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hayley. Otterville. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McAllister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Skinner and Craig. Centralia. Mr. Gord Prince and Miss Karen Skinner. Poplar Hill. Mrs. Lorne Hicks attended a bridal shower for Miss Ruth Alton in Lucknow last week and was a visitor for a couple of days with her brother. Mr. Orma Pollock in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Macaulay of London were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Eleanor Lowe and Mrs. Vera Kestner of Ot- tawa are guests at the Manse with Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Crowe. Mrs. Joan Seller, Win- nipeg was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Hodgins for a cou- son-in-law, Dorothy and Peter Nott. Jean and Art Hodgins attended the Morley family reunion Sunday. at the home of Leona and Bill Morley at Zion. Usborne township. ple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keller . London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel. Mr. and Ms. Fred Bowden accompanied Mrs. Wm Allison and Mrs. Margaret Reid to Toronto for a couple of days last week where they attended a birthday celebration in honour of Mrs. Edna Smith's 80th birthday. Mr. Earl Dixon visited for a few days at the home of his sisterand brother-in-Iaw,Mr. and Mrs. George Lackie at Penetanguishine. Kipper By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Anderson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Laughie Gear in Fergus recently. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sweitzer Shipka holidayed at the Thousand Islands and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones, Hillier. Mr. and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. John A.B. Bell have returned from a holiday in the Maritimes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuarrie are holidaying at the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, Caro Michigan were recent visitors with Mrs. Grace McBride. Mrs. John Anderson is a patient in Exeter Hospital. Mrs. Robert Bell un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital London. Mrs. Elgin Thompson is a patient in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. Here's good news! Colonel Sanders' There's nothing like it. Good chicken! for only 260 per person Got a hungry crowd... for a picnic, patio or house party, or Canada Cup party? You can feed 15 to 1 500 for only $2.60 per person. We'll give you the plates, forks, ser- ving spoons, napkins; a table cloth, the salads and 3 -pieces of delicious finger lickin good, Kentucky fried chicken for everyone. Just call our store manager - then come and get it! 227 Main S. North Exeter �.18ec,rs.ty ' Kentucky Fried Chieken J Area residents watch Fire on Ice at Blyth theatre other fiddlers played at Rldgetown fair in a fiddle revue for step dancing and square dancing. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Marjorie and Les Adams, of Exeter, Hazel and Jack Corbett of Hensall, Blanche Chapman and Mark Adams, of London, Hugh and Annie Morenz. all attended the musical play. "Fire on Ice," at Blyth Festival theatre, last Thursday afternoon, that featured the life story of their cousin. Howie Morenz. Howie was born in Mitchell in 1902. As a child he played hockey in Mitchell and Stratford. He joined Montreal Canadiens team in 1923, where he played several years and one year with Chicago Black Hawks. In a game in 1937 he broke Personals Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ratz, and Mrs. David Ratz, • of Pittsburgh Pa. visited a few days last week with Mrs. Clara Ratz and Donald and other relatives. Julie Moore of Sarnia, spent a few days with her aunt and cousin Mabel and Karen Guenther. She attend- ed the Grand Bend playground area with Karen. More than 40 attended the annual Harlton reunion held Sunday at Shipka Communi- ty Centre. John and Pat Harlton. of Granton con- ducted sports. Elected for sports com- mittee next year were Cheryl and Colleen West - man, of London and Karen Guenther. All enjoyed a picnic supper. his left leg in five places, and died a few weeks later at age 34. His love of hockey,and in- activity while confined to hospital led many people to think he died of a broken heart. He won the Hart Trophy three times and was one of first players named to the Hockey Hall of Fame. Mrs. Minnie Robertson, her daughter Mrs. Ado Stab - bon, of Kingsville and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Beatrice Robertson, of Wheatley, visited a few days last week with Mr. Herbert Harlton, Lorne and Dorothy Fenner„ Mabel and Karen Guenther. Visitors during the week with Hugh and Annie Morenz have been Mrs. Beverley Ford and son John, her grandchildren Teri -Sue and Christopher Ford, all of Bramalea, Mrs. Sherrie Douglas,Fabian and Warren, of Elora. Visitors Saturday night and Sunday were, Ed Turnbull, Les and Marjorie Adams, Exeter, Nola Taylor and Jeanne Kading, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uhler, Cameron and Trevor of Burlington, Bill and Michelle Morenz. The latter group helped celebrate Hugh's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Snyder, and Lori Vincent, attended the Ontario Church of God camp services full time at Thamestord last week. Jim and Judy Snyder, Harold and Lucille Vincent, Mike and Michelle attended the Sunday services. Congratulations to Willis Desjardine who has won more prizes in fiddling con- tests. At Tillsonburg on August 19 and 20 he won first in age group 19 to 64 class. At Mattawa on August 21 and 22, he won first in the in - PANCAKE MAKERS - Jim Ballantyne and Allan Renning helped with pancake preparing duties at the South Huron Junior Farmers breakfast Sunday at Thames Road United Church. T -A photo termediate class and the Carling O'Keefe trophy and 2nd prize in novelty fiddling. On August 16, Willis and Thames Road couple visits Manitoulin By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE pionship at the Tournament Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cann at Cromarty Saturday. They spent last week holidaying won over Elimville by a con - on Manitoulin Island. siderable margin as well as Mr. and Mrs. Lorne over Hensall. Ballantyne and Wendy spent Congratulations. The the weekend at Port Severn coaches are Mrs. Don Lewis and Wasaga Beach. and Wayne Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love, Mr. and Mrs. William Grand Bend. and Mrs. Reg Rohde had a picnic dinner in Hodgert spent a few days honor of the July and August last week at Port Severn and birthdays in the family. at Gravenhurst where they Those attending were Mr. visited with their uncle Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomson Jim McCullough and his and family of Woodham, family. Mrs. Mary Thomson, Miss David, Ryan and Julie Karen Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver of New Hamburg Calvin Rohde of Exeter, Mr. spent the weekend with their and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Mr. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Dan - Jack Duncan. ny and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mr. and Mrs. David Passmore visited with Mr. Passmore and Dale and Mrs. Case de Mooy of Passmore had a barbecue London on Saturday. Saturday evening. Mr. and A good crowd attended the Mrs. Barry E. 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