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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-04, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, November 4, 1981 4-H girls poach egigs Dashwood Lutheran • lades attend men s club elect officers .workshop, s "The Virtuous Woman" - press others with mere out- Tieman, Helen Nadiger, present. y Everyone helped plan you ready to face ward beauty is worthless; Gloria Beierling and Maxine The new officers for 1981- another day? Of particular but a truly virtuous lady is Miller. 82 are: president, Earl p the Hing' to talttment. h note were verses 10, 25 and one who trusts Christ for Mrs. Gordon Bender and Keller; vice-presidents are ted j g and 30. She daily sacrifices for guidance. She will retain Mrs. Ray Rader attended Ray Hartman, Wayne Ratz others though she gets little honor and praise throughout the executive meeting of and Don Weigand; thanks. Her Christian life. Huron South Women's secretary, Ray Rader; patience tells her that the Those attending were Institutes at Hensall last treasurer, Bill Becker; .lasting happiness and Pastor and Mrs. Mellecke week. auditors, Arnold McCann success of her husband and and Rachel; Dianne Leiboldc Men's club and Victor Hartman. children in later years will Florence and Frieda Keller, The Dashwood Men's Club Anthony Martene presided be reward enough. Doing Doris Westlake, Audrey Gib- met Monday, October 26 for things for praise is living a son. Florence Martene, a supper meeting with 29 life of deceit; seeking to im- Amelia Miller, Louella members and two guests By MRS. IRVIN RADER Thirteen ladies and the pastor from Zion Lutheran Church attended the Mitchell Lone Christian Growth Workshop of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League at Tavistock Monday, October 26 The truly spirit -filled Rev. Phillip B Giessler, Rocky River. Ohio. led a study on Proverbs It was entitled HONOUR CAMP SYLVAN HELPERS — Student leaders from South Huron District High School have been assisting in re- cent elementary school three day visits to Camp Sylvan. All received shirts from Frank McFadden community relations chair- man for the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority shown at the right of the above picture. Bock, left. Pat Hodgert, Julie Ford, Julie Hendrick, Sharon Rundle, Greg Dougall, Paul Robinson, and Shannon Smale. Front, Camp Sylvan co-ordinator Debra Wells, Val Morrison. Susan Vanderspek, Joan Cooper, Helen Dougall. Joanne Smote and Frank McFadden. T -A photo Y Charter night plus 10 Craig Lions club celebrates By ALICE DICKENS October 16. 1981, the Ailsa Craig Lions held Charter plus 10 in the Lucan Com- munity Centre which means the Ailsa Craig Lions have been serving the Community and others for 10 years. A good crowd of 120 was in attendance to help celebrate. The meeting was chaired by president Lion Jim Pickering who welcomed everyone and thanked them for coming. At the head table were lions Governor Al Betterley, Mt. Brydges, Deputy Gover- nor Adrian van Doongan, Lambeth. Past Governor Bob Sloan. Sarnia and charter president Don Shipway and their ladies. After a delicious meal served by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. President Jim call on the head table guests for a few words. The tables were then cleared and the rest of the evening was spent dancing to the music of the Dallas group. Ailsa Craig and District Club was chartered October 16. 1971 with Don Shipway as president, Carmen Picker- Aluminum' icker- Aluminum` Products Residential -Farm -Commercial • Airmaster Aluminum Doors & Windows • Seamless Eavestrough, 5 colours • Aluminum Siding, Soffit, Fascia • Kool Vent Awnings • Shutters FREE ESTIMATES Phone 234-6401 Collect Ken McCann Enterprises Ltd. R.R. #2, Crediton, Ont. ing and Ken Jones as vice- presidents. Listed below are yearly functions as well as special past activities: Supplied instruments for a Scottish band, supplied equipment for youth centre, hold a Christmas dinner for local Senior Citizens each year. hold a fall and spring garbage pick-up in the com- munities of Ailsa Craig and Nairn every year and can- vass for CNIB every year. Other charities the club has supported are hearing handicapped, 'crippled children, senior citizens, Boy Scouts Organization and Minor Athletics. We're one of two partners in starting Gala Days and built a prize winning float. The Ailsa Craig Lions were the original sponsor of the Turtle races in Ailsa Craig. We hold ' our major fund raising project each year which is the ;3000 draw and financed building of pavilion in ball park. We also have a Hallowe'en dance to raise funds and a Hallowe'en party for the children. We're one of 11 clubs to donate $500.00 for a new van at Crestwood Industries for mentally or physically han- dicapped adults; also $500 toward purchase of the van at Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy. Helped many individuals get through personal crisis of many kinds; helped finan- cially to start the nursery - school at Nairn; and we have two pins that are ex- cellent traders with other clubs. We've won many awards and prize money in baseball tournaments, financed a smoke detector system for the Lions Home for the Deaf at Nairn; have started to hold a yearly consignment auction sale; spearheaded the liquor vote in the village in 1981. We hope eventually, with the help of others, build a multipurpose community centre. '�ic��tuGeG Rev. Scott conducted the Sunday morning service. The choir sang the Anthem "Tell It To Jesus". The Ex- eter Young People held a service Sunday afternoon. Stan Hillen, and Wilson McCartney accompanied Marie Flynn to provide Old Tyme Music on Monday afternbgn.. During the en- joyable program, the residents joined in on a sing song. Ed Stiles delighted the residents again on Thursday by playing the organ in the chapel. Many old favourites were recognized by those in attendance. The ceramic pumpkin which was raffled off by the Craft Room was won by Corrine VanMiltenburg. Contratulations Corrine! Huronview would like to welcome Secord McBrien from Seaforth. Secord can be found on 1st North. Also we would like to welcome Nelson Hood from Kippen. Nelson is now living on Men's Bed Care. • r,re7Ansren - r.n,t,trerIGemotog,st Michael Msfett— CertifiedGemologisf Our people are as valuable as our diamonds When it's time to choose a diamond ring, trust the experts at Anstett s because they possess the highest level of knowledge. integrity and experience. They'll answer all your questions and offer the kind of advice that'll make this Important purchase the right one. If it's from Anstett's it says, 'you're special' 4 A NSTETT 11WIII11/, 8 Atben Street Clinton 26 Main Street South, SOraforth 284 Main Street. Exeter 203 Durham Street East. Walkerton 135 Queen Street East. St Marys 42 King Street South. Waterloo for the business. It was decided to have another 50- 50 draw. Ken Baker was ap- pointed poin to represent the Men's club on the hall board. The Men's Club held a Hallowe'en dance October 30 at Dashwood Community Centre with music by Coun- try Unlimited. The costumes were fantastic, very Clandeboye couple back from Georgia Ellwood Derbyshire, Vic- toria, B.C. visited Sunday with his cousin, Hazel Williams, as he was enroute home from a business trip in Ottawa. Elnora and Lewis Raycraft returned Friday from a two weeks visit with relatives in Georgia and Tennessee. Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, Rodney, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cun- ningham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock, Goderich were Satur- day visitors with Mr. and Ms. Art Hodgins. St. James A.C.W. were in charge of the lunch booth at Neil McRann's horse sale, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millson, London, Mr. and Mrs. Don Millson, Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Galvin, Leona and Mark, Centralia and Clarence Millson, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Millson. CO.OP greatly or�gtnal, creative and ar- tistic. They added to evening's entertainment. The judges, George Shirley Tiernan and Ruthanne Merner had a dif- ficult time as they awarded prizes to the various categories. The Men's club thank everyone who made the evening a success. Fifth 4-H The fifth meeting of Dashwood 4-H girls' club girls was held Monday, October 26. The learned about poaching eggs and advan- tages and disadvantages of the different methods of poaching eggs. TIps for success for hard or soft cooked eggs were discussed. The four major functions of eggs were reviewed - leaven- ing, thickening, binding and • emulsifying. Plans were made for next week's party with a Hallowe'en theme. to the menu. Creampuffsand baked Alaska were prepared and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Anna Messner, ac- companied by her daughter, Anna Wissing, spent the weekend at her home here. She returned to Unviersity hospital Sunday afternoon. Zone 8 workshop for Seniors will be held Monday, November 9 in the Exeter Legion Hall at 1.30 p.m. All seniors are urged to attend. • See Bob McKinley for all your life insurance and investment needs Bob McKinley 262-5462, Hensall Featuring • No Load Savings Plans. • Income Tax Deferred on Interest. • RRSP'S. • Annuities • Income Averaging Annuities • New Non -Smokers life Insurance Rates Dominion Liffe \r; THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY DOM'T BUT GRMBLE WITH OMTARIO'S WIMTER �QusS aS cN Sl ,NIRA 0._S• dor Tr. :