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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 9Start 4-H project Staffs By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mrs. Jean Carey presided By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Centralia U.C.W. met in the school room of the church September 10 with 18 ladles present. Glena Tripp opened the meeting and welcomed everyone. Freda Rollings and Margaret Cook gave a summary of their day spent at Alma College also at- tending was Lois Wilson and Edith Lobb. The Huron Presbytery Regional is to be, held at Kippen September 30 at 12:30. All ladies invited. Centralia is in charge of the music. Mildred Greb, Glena Tripp are to set a date for the bazaar to be held this fall. A cheque was received from Zehra for collecting tapes. The nominating committee are to bring an a slate of officers for November meeting. Glena Tripp showed her pictures and talked about her trip to South America. It was most interesting. Auxiliary plans for the regular meeting of The Marion Ritchie has the Marian Ritchie Evening been asked to entertain at Auxiliary held in the church the November birthday par - basement Tuesday evening ty at the Ritz -Villa in September 15. Mitchell. Mrs. Robert Laing, Mrs. Carey opened with a Mrs. Jean Carey and Mrs. poem Trinity, followed by a Ivan Norris were a com- hymn. mittee named to plan the Twelve ladies answered program. the roll call with the name of Final plans were made for a man from the Bible. Mrs. the attic and bake sale to be Philip James read Chapter 1 held in the church basement and 5 from the book of Saturday September 26 from James for her topic. 2-5 p.m. Mrs. Gordon Scott chose A social time followed a Genesis Chaper 2, verses 7- 'hymn and the closing of the 10, 15-20 for her scripture meeting with the Lord's reading, followed by prayer Prayer in unision. by Mrs. Carey. Personals Mrs. Carter Kerslake gave Miss Ethel Backwell, who the study b6ok reading the broke her hip and was con - History of the Christian Mis- fined at Stratford General sion in Nepal. Hospital is home again. We For her special number wish her a good recovery. Mrs. Alex Miller showed Mrs. Jim Neilson, Jen - slides of local interest and nifer and Jessica, Stratford short trips which they had and Mrs. Hank Bertens and enjoyed. Kimberly, visited Sunday During the business with Mr. and Mrs. John members were reminded of Templeman and family. the Fall Presbyterial Oc- 4-H starts tober 13 in St. Andrews The Staffa 4-H Homemak- church, Stratford and the ing fall project, "Ready, Get Fall Rally at Caven Set, Sew", held their Presbyterian Church in Ex- organization meeting at the eter, October 28. We are in- home of Mrs. John Renne on vited to meet, with the September 14. W.M.S. for their Thanksgiv- The meeting opened with ing meeting on October 1 at 2 the election of officers, ap- fall schedule pointed was, president - Janice Vivian; vice- president - Susan Harburn; secretary - Katie Kerslake; assistant secretary - Jill Norris; treasurer - Joanne Roney; press reporter - San- dra Vivian; telephone girls - Tanny Parsons and Sheila Riley. The Achievement Day committee is, Lori McBride, Betty Anne Reynan, Jill Norris, Sheila Riley and Janice Vivian. Metric IQ, Sewing Ability, facric suggestions and sew- ing box requirements were topics that were discussed. The members participated in measuring and deter- mining which pattern size to buy. Home Activities were reviewed. K -W Optimist club has life member Brian Bertrand was named a life ._,ember of the Kirkton-Wocv :tarn Optimist club at Monday's annual ladies night. The presen- tation was made by retiring president Murray Musty. As his final duty, past president Musty turned over the club gavel to incoming president Lloyd Fletcher. In a brief address, Musty said, 1980-81 was a good year with the club becoming more stable. I see a good future for you in an excellent com- munity. A presentation of jackets was made by Cliff Thomson to two ladies who were very helpful in operating the Optimist minor ball program. They were Cathy McCormick and Carol Edwards. The optimists are spon- soring a new activity this fall. The farm of Bill Denham, just east of Kirkton will be the site of grass drag races and entries are invited for a variety of classifications. The next regular business meeting will be held on Monday, September 28, aft�i��M� Times -Advocate, September 23, 1981 Pogo 9 K -W OPTIMIST EXECUTIVE—The 1981.82 season of the Kirkton-Woodhom Optimist club storted Monday night with the annual ladies night program. The new executive is shown above. Back, left, Robin Bryan, Dave Levy, Bruce Mills, Brian Hardeman and Bert Bickel!. Front, secretary John Scott, past president Murray Musty, president Lloyd Fletcher and vice- presidents Cliff Thomson and Bob Scott. T -A photo WI hears public speakers by SHIRLEY COOPER The Elimville Women's Institute met Monday even - weaatr -r LAUNDRY DETERGENT TIDE 6 LITRE SIZE OUR REG. 4.75 FRESH FROM THE CREAMERY ZEHRS BUTTER 1 LB. • SIZE PARAMOUNT BRAND SOCKEYE SALMON TIN 7.75 • TIN OUR REG. $2.52 NIGH UNER FROZEN COOKED COD IN BATTER 14 oz. *2.09 NEW IN TWO SAUCE VARIETIES S► GREEN GIANT FILLETS 7.. /.R� INGERSOLL SKIM OR REGULAR CHEESE SPREAD 500 g. SEALTEST ALL FLAVOURS 500 g.lb LIGHT 'N' LIVELY YOGURT 1.119 FANCY QUALITY 48 oz. TINS BRIGHTS TOMATO JUICE 4 SWANSON BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY MEAT PIES s e. 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OF REASONS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE STICKS 12i139 NOUNS ICE CREAM NOVELTIES l► 39' DREAMSICLES PACK OF 12 1 REGULAR OR EXTRA HOLD 250 ML AEROSOL TIN GILLETTE "DRY LOOK" OUR REG $3 07 ANOTHER WAY TO SAVE AT ZEHRS When you shop et Zehrs you'll receive a free coupon which entitles you to 52.00 off every ticket you purchase for the Miss Oktoberfest Pageant to be held Thursday, October 8 et Kitchener's Centre In The Square. SAVE $1.08 WE V /Lt BE TIE ACED TO Sf kV£ YOU MI ,A EXETER - HWYS. 4 & 83 OUR MANAGER IS 11 red OPEN - WED - THURS - FRI TILL NINE ing at the Elimville hall. Mrs. Floyd Cooper the presi- dent welcomed everyone. The meeting opened with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Cooper read an article of Elaine Townshend entitled "A little understanding". The conveners of Educa- tion and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Jerry Grubb and Mrs. Ivan Brock were in charge of the program. Mrs. Brock read an article out of the Home and Country commen- ting on themotto"Share your knowledge and it will grow." Mrs. Brock introduced Allan Pym and Carolyn Dykeman both who had won public speaking contests. Allan spoke on John Lennon and Carolyn spoke on televi- sion commercials and both were very interesting and deserve alot of praise for Bring back Targe pike By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer spent a week at Inverlochy where the fishing was excellent. Mrs. Restemayer caught an eleven pound 35 inch long pike. Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Restemayer spent the weekena were with them. The fox which was there in the spring now has two young ones and they are all tame. The cottagers had great fun with them. Mrs. John Heckman is in South Huron Hospital having suffered a fall in her home. Mrs. Fred Messner is a patient in University hospital, London, recovering from a stroke she had several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile celebrated their 59th wed- ding anniversary Sunday, September 20th. by giving a donation to the Lutheran Hour and placing flowers in Zion Lutheran church. Guests for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koessel, Lansing, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gibson and family, Denfield, were Sunday guests with Mrs. Frieda Keller. Mgt. Bill Becker is a patient in Victoria hospital, London, where she un- derwent surgery; Bill Adams will have eye surgery in St. Joseph's hospital this week. Wednesday, September 23, Rev. Barbara Laing will show slides of Israel at Calvary United Church. Service honours disabled The United Church Sunday service was in honour of the disabled. The special speaker was Elaine Townshend, Clinton, who shared some of her own experiences. their winning efforts. Mrs. Lorne Hern, the first lady council member in Usborne was introducednext. She told the members why she first decided to run for council and also told a little about the work of council. She had a lot of informa- tion for the Institute members. Mrs. Brock thanked all three speakers and presented them with a gift. The president conducted the business. The Hensall Women's Institute will be holding a dessert euchre, Oc- tober 21 at 1 p.m. and Elim- ville is invited. Mrs. Leone Brock reported that the Hospital rummage sale will be held October 14 and 15. The members reported a good time was held by all when Grand Bend Women's Institute entertainedat apic- nic in June. The fair exhibit is just about ready for Exeter Fair. Mrs. Philip Johns com- mented on World Food Day which will be marked on Oc- tober 16. Mrs. Elson Lynn commented on Bill no. 7 now being discussed in parlia- ment. It was decided to con- tact Jack Riddell to see what we as members should do. Personals Sunday evening Mrs. Elva Routly and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper attended the induction service for Pastor Ross Hargreaves at the Kin- tore United Church. UCW meets at Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The U.C.W. meeting was held in the church basement. Mrs. Clayton Ross convened the meeting,she read a poem on missions. Scripture reading was read by Mrs. Lorne Marshall; Mrs. Ross gave an informative talk on Mutual-ality in Missions and the work Michael Chandou, a missionary. in Alberta is do- ing. The ladies learned a new hymn "The Right Hand of God" Mrs. Jack Switzer closed the worship service with prayer. Mrs. George Burgin welcomed the members and Mrs. Roger Urquhart read the minutes of the June meeting when the ladies visited Wildwood Nursing Home. Twenty-eight members answered the roll call. Mrs. Burgin gave an infor- mative and interesting report on school for leaders which she had attended at Alma College St. Thomas. The ladies plan to have a tea towel shower at the October meeting. ACW meet The A.C.W. met on Thurs- day evening at the home of Mrs. Burns Blackler. Mrs. J. McCormick presided at the meeting. Meditation was read by Mrs. Walter Creery, Scripture by Mrs. Rev. Smith. A donation was voted to St. Monica House Waterloo. Mrs. Reverend Smith was the speaker and gave a few highlights of the Huron Church camp programs and showed pictures. Meeting closed by repeating the Benediction. Lunch was served by the hostess. COOKI E OF THE WEE K i�� LEMON OATMEAL ******************** *****t WE DO CUSTOM ORDERS - Giant Cookie Cables, Cheesecakes, Carrot Cakes and Pies Centro MGN Treat Yourself to a Mouth Watering APPLE PIE Still Available Our Fresh Peach Me the.. Cookie Cutter :... • 23S-0125