HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 15OPEN NEW ADDITION - Speakers at the opening of the new addition to the Craigholme nursing home in Ailsa Craig were:
(from left) Leonard(Scott) Whaley, president of the residents council; Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell; Craigholme ad-
ministrator Ken Druge; reeve Jack Whitmore of Ailsa Craig; former administrator Nelson Scheifele; and Norm Smith, chair-
man of the home's board of directors.
Ailsa Craig church women
commence new study book
By Alice Dickens
Twenty-one ladies attend-
ed the September 8 meeting
of the Ailsa Craig U.C.W.
Mrs. Roland Neil opened the
worship service with two
readings using the theme,
'Time'.
Miss Belle Stevenson read
thescripture. Mrs. Neil
read a poem 'God's Minute'.
Mrs. Lyle Stokes and Mrs.
Roy Sutherland sang a lovely
duet accompanied by Mrs.
Morley Wadsworth at the
piano.
Mrs. Wm. -Sutherland,
president. introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. Roberts
who gave a short talk on how
to visit properly. He said
that visiting in the homes is
the U.C.W.'s resonsibility.
Rebekahs
get invite
The members of Prideof
Huron Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday evening with 45
sisters attending. NG
Marjorie Arthur presided
and was assisted by VG
Cheryl Edwards who also
gave the sick and shutin
report. Sis. Vi Sweitzer is in
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Treasurer Mavis Atthill
gave the financial report.
The president's project is a
copy machine for the
Assembly Office. When the
Assembly Officer makes her
official visit she will have
Lodge jewelry with her.
An invitation was read
from Brussels Lodge inviting
members of Pride of Huron
to their meeting October 13
when DDP Grace Fuller
makes her official visit. A
car load will attend.
PNG Joyce Morgan and
VG Cheryl Edwards are
preparing a display for
Exeter Fall Fair. The
Tabloid also advertising in
same is being renewed. PNG
Mary Fisher pinned a 20
year jewel on Sis. Elaine
Pinder.
The original meaning of
photography was defined by
the Greeks as writing with
light.
Miss Margaret Wilson
along with Mrs. Alice
Dickens presented the Study
Book, 'Partners in the
Gospel'. The purpose is to in-
crease our awareness that
we are not alone but all par-
ticipants in the circle of
God's love. Several scrip-
tures were read.
After reciting the U.C.W.
purpose we, began our
business portion of the
meeting with the secretary
'Ind treasurer's report.
A very successful bake
sale was held at the Nairn
KOA Camp in July. A joint
Thankoffering with 'the
Presbyterian ladies will be
held in our church on Oc-
tober 4. We are sending two
representatives to help plan
this special service.
Mrs. Chas Harmer is to
pursue the possibility of hav-
ing a gathering for Moms
and their pre -Sunday School
children.
Thank -you notes were
read from Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Daigle (Barbara
Rosser) and baby, Mrs. John
Levine and family, Mrs.
Ewart Jones and family and
Craigholme Staff and
volunteers.
On behalf of Rev. Roberts,
the president thanked
everyone who was concern-
ed during his illness.
Since we plan on selling
carrot puddings again this
year a Committee will be set
up who will be totally in
charge of making and selling
it. Mrs. Chas Harmer and
Mrs. Fred Maguire have
volunteered to Co-chair this
committee.
We plan to have our
regular Thankoffering
meeting at Craigholme Nur-
sing Home on October 12
with musical entertainment.
Anyone who comes is asked
to please bring a pan of
squares.
There was some discussion
about our upcoming Christ-
mas Cupboard Bazaar on
Saturday, November 21. The
November meeting is plann-
ed as a work meeting to
make crafts.
The U.C.W. has allowed
expense money for each un-
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Personals
Monday, Mrs. Jack Rosser
president and secretary
Margaret Wilson, of River-
view Women's Institute,
were guests of the Western
Fair Association at a noon
luncheon.
Saturday Mrs. Nola
McEwen attended the
Robson -Dunham wedding at
Dundas Street United
Church, London where her
grandson, Kevin Pederson of
Vancouver, was best man.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Walker (Ann
Bullock) who were married
September 4, and to Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Rees (Cindy Shad -
dock), Saturday.
Miss Margaret Wilson and
Mrs. Alice Dickens visited
recently with Mrs. (Pete)
Gertie Wallis, in London.
Sunday with Mrs. (George
W.) Christena Stewart were
her son, Bill Stewart and
wife, Dorothy, of Weston as
well as her granddaughter,
Debbie and husband Quentin
Manwell and seven month-
old son Ken, from Montrose,
Michigan.
Funeral held for Herb Hartlon
Times -Advocate, September 23, 1981 Page 15
Families gather for Shipka reunion
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Pallbearers at the funeral
service, Tuesday,
September 15, for the late
Mr. Herbert Harlton, held at
Greenway United Church,
were three grandsons,
Kenneth Nicholson, Cour-
tright, Kenneth Moore, Sar-
nia, Barry Westman, Lon-
don, and three nephews,
John Hariton, Granton, Tom
Hariton, St. Marys, and
David Poore, of
Mississauga.
Flower bearers were
Russell Belt, of Windsor,
and local friends and
neighbours Jim Prance,
Ross Brown, Jim Pickering,
John Kingma and Harvey
Ratz.
Rev. Harley Moore, of
Grand Bend officiated at the
service. The Greenway
United choir sang two
anthems which were
favorites of the late Mr.
Harlton, "The Old Rugged
Cross", and "We Have An
Anchor".
A niece Mrs. John (Pat)
Hariton, sang a solo, "Softly
and tenderly Jesus is
calling."
After the interment ser-
vice, lunch was served in the
S.S. rooms to about 75,
relatives, friends and
neighbours by Greenway
United Church.
The Hariton family receiv-
ed word last week of the
death of their aunt, Mrs.
George Sherritt, September
14, in Calgary.
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Personals
Around 50 Maier and
Morenz cousins held a fami-
ly gathering, Saturday even-
ing, at Shipka Community
Centre. when they honoured
Bill Maier Sr. and Jeanne
Williams on their recent
marriage.
The families enjoyed
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