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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-04, Page 5GENERAL HOMES TOUR — Public School teachers from Clinton and Huron Centennial schools toured the Hensall General Homes plant as part of their professional development day Friday. Shown ore Jim Thomas, who Ieod the tour, and teachers: Elaine Westlake and Bonnie Jewett, Clinton; Shirley Carter, Cheryl Rock, Barb Baker, Mary Demers and Willi Laurie, all of Huron Centennial. They are standing in front of a 35 foot park model trailer built at the Hensall plant. Pian Remembrance activities Auxiliary give service pins The Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E. Pooley Exeter Branch 167 Royal Canadian Legion held their 30th an- niversary meeting Monday, October 26 with 35 members present. President Ann Kennedy t)11111111111111111111111111111111111 III Boyles Skills & Quills Dashwood offer the following classes Christmas Design Mon. Nov. 2 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 6 lessons Papier tole Class Starts Nov. 10 7-10 p.m. 4 classes Fobrk Picture Frame Chas: 1 . 3 hour lesson Tues. Nov. 3 7-10 p.m. For registration Ph. 237-3212 nnnnunnnnnuuuununnnnnnrr chaired the meeting. Kate Bierling was initiated as a new member. Gladys Bierl- ing was presented with her 30 year charter pin, Cora Wurm with her 25 year pin and Mary Thompson with her 25 year pin. These ladies were not present at our Honours and Award night. Janice Frayne won the Mystery prize. A $25 dona- tion was made to Cystic Fibrosis and $50 to Family and Children Services. Two Exeter Auxiliary teams came in second and fourth in a zone bowling tournament in Clinton Oc- tober 24. Two teams went to Blyth Wednesday to play cribbage. There will be some members par- ticipating in darts November 14 in Goderich. 1 Zone Commander Mona i Davis from Goderich made 'her official visit. She wished the Auxiliary another 30 years of even better things. Her message was in- teresting and informative, she made note if the money changes taking place. • The 1982 Ladies Provincial convention is to be held in Sault Ste. Marie in October. Dorothea Lenk on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary thanked Zone Commander Davis for her message and presented her with a gift. All Ladies Auxiliary members are asked to parade with the Legion Sun - To hear speaker By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot were among those attending the dinner and dance tendered by the On- tario Public Service Quarter Century Club at the Holiday Inn in London Friday even- ing. and Mrs. Fred Bowden attended the an- niversary service in the Kirkton United Church, Sun- day and were guests follow- ing the service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paynter. You are reminded of the meeting for United Church Women at the church Thurs- day evening at 8 p.m. (Please note the change of time.) Special speakers Mrs. Russell Watson and son Joshua of Exeter will talk on "The Disabled", the theme of the year. All ladies are welcome. Kentucky Fried Ckfrken The Family Bucket -tl-_ Special only $ 5 day, November 8. A uniform is not necessary. Wednesday, November 11 is the Remembrance Day banquet. If you can help con- tact Dorothea Lenk. President Kennedy closed the meeting after which Estelle Chalmers and her group served lunch including birthday cake. Poem of Remembrance An Honoured Son He came, this young Cana- dian, From out the Golden West, Full of courage,and of faith, Of ardor, hope, and zest A willing volunteer, he came And offered us his life - His youth, his strength, his heart and soul To fling into the strife. The final sacrifice he made, He lies in foreign earth - Far from home, an exile From the country of his birth, And yet, amongst his kin he sleeps In friendly company - No stranger, but an Honoured Son Of one great family. Shipka folk attend funeral services By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Best wishes and happy birthday to Mrs. Mabel Desjardine who today (November 4) , will be celebrating her 85th birth- day. rs. Mabel Guenther received word last Monday of the sudden death of her brother-in-law, Bill Bundscho, of Kitchener. Predeaceased by his wife the former Edith Guenther (1960). Survived by two daughters (Pat) Mrs. Jack Haan, Waterloo, and (Judy) Mrs. Allen Philbrook, of West Hill, also six grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral service was held Wednesday October 28, at 2.00 p.m..from the Ratz- Bechtel, Funeral Home. Rev, Fred Roberts of Zion United Church officiated with interment in Kitchener cemetery. Dick and Annie Zielman! attended the funeral October 28, of their brother-in-law, Edward Stadler of Leamington. Mr. Stadler was accidentally killed by a hit and run driver on Satur- day October 24th. Survived by his wife Helen (Janzen) Stadler, three sons Edward, of London, Carl and Seigfried, of Leamington, one daughter (Theresa) Mrs. John Sadler, of Essex, and two grandchildren. Funeral service was held in the United Mennonite church, Leamington, with Rev. Henry Winter and Rev. Henry Dueck officiating. Interment was in Evergreen Memorial cemetery in Leamington. Peter Janzen, of Win- nipeg, visited here last week at his sister's home, Dick and Annie Zielman and fami- ly, and attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, Edward Stadler, in Leamington. Several goblins visited this area Saturday evening in- cluding a Road Runner, a pirate, Sunbonnet lady, skeleton, ghosts and others. Hugh and Annie Morenz visited Sunday in the Komoka area with Tom and Mildred Doan, and Frank and Hazel Kilbourne. Times -Advocate, November 4, 1981 R.E. 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