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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-11-18, Page 19Page 2A Times -Advocate, November 18, UCW needs chairman Craigholme residents entertained by Riverside WI By ALICE DICKENS Riverview Women's Institute merhbers visited Wednesday afternoon with the Craigholme residents. Toe -tapping music by The Ilderton Entertainers (Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglas, Elgin and Miss Eleanor Charlton) was greatly en- joyed. Tea and cookies were served to close another plea- sant afternoon. The Riverview Women's Institute met at the Masonic hall on November 3 with 21 present. Mrs. Chas. Harmer presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Rosser. The Institute Ode was sung followed by the repeating of the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Harmer read a story written by Erma Bombeck which was quite amusing and interesting. Minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Don Hughes gave the treasurer's report. The scripture reading was tcken by Mrs. Roy Morton from Psalm 119, verses referring to the law and commandents which David was very concerned about. This fit in nicely with the topic "The Police and the Law". Mrs. Marie Campbell followed up that theme with a paper on the Ten Com- mandments and laws regarding today's living, mentioning our policemen as our friends. An excellent discussion in- volved everyone, especially those who had been at the town hall the previous Tues- day to hear two OPP's talks to the citizens of Ailsa Craig. They told of different ways by which the people can help policemen and make their job more meaningful. They explained how a neighbourhood watch could be set up to deter crime. A number of stickers were on display such as Neighbourhood Watch; Stop. Mrs. Wm. Sutherland gave a report on crewel em- broidery and showed several samples. The meeting closed with 0 Canada and the Institute Grace. Mrs. Stuart McCallum and committee served a tasty lunch. - The Ailsa Craig U.C.W. met November 10. POOR BOY LUNCH - Saturday's Poor Boy Hawks was a Dearing. success. Shown with their food • luncheon are Vicki sponsored by the Exeter junior Reynolds and Diane and Anne T -A photo Shipka lady attends Party for ants, crickets By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Leah Keyes, a Mr. and Mrs. Ferman former resident of this area Snyder visited Thursday at and Exeter is now residing his sisters Mr. and Mrs. at Queensway Nursing Ananias Martin in Home in Hensall. Harriston. The occassion Alvin and Clara Statton of was an Ant's and Crickets, Grand Bend visited during quilting party. This group the weekend with Willis and comprised ten aunts and Ella Desjardine. nieces of the Snyder family Sandra and Tony Regier, quilting a log cabin quilt. Chris. Heather and Jill of While the ladies sewed the Detroit spent the weekend men enjoyed a chit chat here with Sandra's parents, visit. Ken and Ortha Baker and �lIt11111111111111111J111111II III IIIIIIIIII 111111 I III III III IIIJIIII brother Garry. Ferman and Leota Snyder visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shantz at Phillipsburg. Ken and Ortha Baker were supper guests Sunday night, at her sister's home, Elsie and Jake Reder, of Bayfield. The first euchre of this season will be held in Shipka Community centre on November 25, at 8:30 p.m. 1111111111111111111111111 Hinima rwuwi,,111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIp11111L 3 Sugg. List $95.00 53.00 99.00 581.00 119.00 610.00 475.00 89.00 105.00 86.00 96.00 221.00 1� SUPER REMNANT Measure y SALE ur room EE Carpet Boudoir Boudoir Gladiator Gladiator ▪ Gladiator • Gladiator Gladiator = Grand Perf. • Grand Perf. • Rustic Class Rustic Class Rustic Class • Timeless Beauty Timeless Beauty • Timeless Beauty Winchester Ajiner Ajinir Baroda Boroda • Benares Benares Creme De la cream Dessert Fox E. Governor 20 • Governor 20 ▪ Sengali 26 • Sengali 26 Sengali 26 • Hallmark Timeless Beauty Timeless Beauty pick a carpet Color satin beige del. white arena sand arena sand col leather col leather vict. gold white seagull camaline grey oasis camaline brown brown beige cam. beige Kora brown Karo brown Ben tan Tudor tone Ben. tan Ben. tan his'SOLD spice rust earth brown agra morb. tudor tone ag SOLD green green yellow Size 12 ftx4'9" 12 ft. x 2'6" 12 ft. x 4' 12 ft. x 23' 12 ft. x4'9" 12 ft. x 24'2" 12 ft. x 18'10" 12 ft. x 4'2" 12 ft. x 4'l 1" 12 ft. x 3'10" 12 ft. x 4'3" 12 ft. x 9'9" 12ft. x4'10" 12 ft. x 5'8" 12 ft. x 5'4" 12 ft. x 3'4" 12 ft. x 9'2" 12 ft. x 12'5" 12 ft. x 3'10" 12 ft. x 3'11" 12 ft. x5'11" 12 ft. x 6'4" 12 ft x 4'7" 12 ft. x7'9" 12 ft. x 6'11" 12 ft x 11'2" 12 ft. x 10' 12 ft. x 13'2" 12 ft. x 7'6" 4'8x7'4 12 ft. x 12'2" 12 ft. x 9'9" SALE $42.00 12.00 26.00 199.00 32.00 209.00 156.00 36.00 42.00 25.00 27.00 103.00 42.00 49.00 46.00 22.00 120.00 164.00 33.00 34.00 63.00 67.00 48.00 67.00 45.00 118.00 106.00 173.00 65.00 40.00 190.00 158.00 193.00 226.00 213.00 = 62.00 207.00 283.00 76.00 - 78.00 228.00 244.00 152.00 s 144.00 119.00 192.00 - 226.00 297.00 170.00 _ 193.00 544.00 = 448.00 CARPE 450 Main St., Exeter - one 235-0174 ONE WEEK ONLY Hurry for 1st choIc. THE Owned d Operot.d by Drnn.y Furnitur. = :VIII I 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111a 1111111101111111N 1111810111M1110111111111 MI It II I fl 1 Mrs. Chas. Harmer open- ed the worship service by reading the acripture Matt. 25: 14-30. This pertains to the parable of the three ser- vants. She read a poem called '"Just Folks. The Friendly Way". The business portion of the meeting began with the minutes and treasurer's report. Members were asked for one pound coffee cans to bake carrot puddings and if any pudding supplies are charged at the grocery store, please label the bill U.C.W. puddings. A chairman is needed for the committee which is plan- ning a get-together for Moms and their pre -Sunday School children. The U.C.W. catered to a 4-H banquet November 9, and have a Guernsey banquet, December 2. Members were once again asked for finan- cial support for Alma College. A motion was made to make a donation of $25. to the Children of the Church, an interdenominational group for boys and girls 5 to 8 years old, which meets at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesdays from 4-5 p.m. There was discusson about the smorgasbord style in which we served our last banquet. Some suggestons such as acquiring more help and getting bigger platters were suggested. A motion was made which will be effective in the New Year to mise the price of our catered meals to $5.75 per person or $6.00 per per- son if extra pie is requested. Any monetary donations which are given by our own members to help with our catering will be increased to $2. Mrs. Chas. 'Harmer gave a nominating report. We discussed our up- coming bazaar, November 21 and tied up any loose ends. We were reminded that the December 8 Christ- mas meeting will be a pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. January to June birthdays bring dessert and July - December birthdays bring the main course. If you want your offering to go to our adopted child, you are asked to mark your envelope with these instruc- tions. The social conveners are to arrange for a set-up and clean-up crew for the December meeting. Unit 2 is responsible for decorating the church in the month of December. Upon the conclusion of our business meeting, we con- tinued making Christmas novelties for our Christmas Cupboard Business. Each unit worked on their project. We enjoyed a cup of tea along with a delicious assortment of cookies serv- ed by Unit 3. ParsonsI Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Stewart, Weston visited Sun- day with his mother, Mrs. George W. Stewart at Craigholme. Four tables of euchre were in play atappy Gang group Wednesda in the town hall. November 25 a pot luck dinner will be served at noon followed by euchre. We are pleased that Alden Craven is recuperating at his home after being hospitaliz- ed. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morgan in the loss of his brother, Earl. # Tom Seip -Assistant Manager (left) Zehrs Markets, Exeter presents n Zehrs Save -A -Tape cheque for $251.87 to Laurie Kraftcheck, principal of Precious Blood Separate School whose organization redeemed 575,560.65 worth of Zehrs cash register tapes in order to purchase calculators for use at the school. Our sincere congratulations to all who participated in this very com- mendable project. Community involvement is important to you and you're important to us....at Zehrs. 12 gallon ELECTRIC HOT WATER TANK Must clear at $ 8495 4 only Reg. $107.95 Discontinued RANGE .HOODS From Miami Carey OC1/O OFF Range Hoods $20 and up Mavewood KITCHENS Unfinished paint grade iO"/oOFF Stock Units Only VINYL SHUTTERS 4O%0FF Brown, Black & White Stock Sizes Only Guardline Aluminum PATIO DOOR Thermally Broken Sacrifice Prices! 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