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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-19, Page 9UCW meets Kippen Sy MRS. MBNA CAWWtu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Lostell RR 3 Kippen were honoured by their family May 1 on their 45th wedding anniversary. Sunday a family dinner was held at the home of their daughter and son4n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pridham, Staffa. The room was decorated in blue and white bells with a lace covered table, the cake was flanked by blue'candles. Those in attendance were their family of four children: Mr. and Mrs. Harold I(Phyllis) Parsons, Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Glen (Donelda) Sturgeon, l Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Susanne) Pridham, Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lostell, Kippen also their 11 grandchildren. Jo -Anne Sturgeon, London; . David and Jayne Sturgeon, Bayfield; Jim and Mary Jane Parsons, Kippen; " Nancy, Bill, Brian Pridham, Staffa; Lois Anne Steven, Robert Lostell, Kippen; Jim Purdy, London and Barb Hall. Goderich. Times -Advocate, May 19, 1982 \- area couple celebrates 45th anniversary They received many an- slide presentation, - she McGregor will demonstrate The bride-to-be received of Herb Jones who passed nlvereary wishes, gifts and outlined the purpose and quilting. many beautiful and useful away recently. the family presented. them activities carried on at the Carol McGregor and gifts. A few contests were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold with a pair Of living room centre. She also showed Brenda Vaneste hosted a• played and a dainty lunch Gackstetter, Guelph at • - lamps and an anniversary items made by the clients at miscellaneous shower for was served. tended the funeral of Herb cake plate from 'the grand the centre that are for sale. _ Nancy Parsons May 10 at Sympathy is expressed to Jones Saturday and visited children. President Mrs. David Carol McGregor's home. the Jones family.,in the loss with the family afew days. • Saturda1 night visitors Turner chaired the business with Mr. and Mrs. Robert section of the meeting. She Kinsman were: Mr. and discussed plans for the fall Mrs. Ken Grob, Centralia ; regional at Thames Road in Mr. and Mrs. Mehlon Ryck October and reminded about man, Exeter; ll�r. and Mrs. invitations to Brucefield Norman Staetlaike, Exeter; Visitors Day June 1 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Edith Love, Exeter; and . the Hensall Mrs. Alma Godbolt, Exeter; Presbyterian Church, June Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston, 14 at 8 p.m. Chatham. The occasion was the celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Greb's 40th wedding anniversary. • The May meeting of Kippen U.C.W. was held in the Sunday School room May 11. Worship led by Mrs. Emerson Kyle took the form of a play entitled, "God's Luggage Shop." It was a reminder to us to use our talents wisely. Mrs. • Bert Faber in- troduced the special guest for the evening, Mrs.. Rosemary- Armstrong, from the Huron Day Centre for the Homebound. Through her Articles for the bale being packed are to be at the church by Sunday, May 30. Date of June meeting has been changed to Thursday, June 10 and will be held at the "Country Spire" on Highway 83. (Watch Church bulletin for more detail. Following an auction of craft items donated by the members lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. John Cooper and Mrs. Lloyd Lostell. Kippen East W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. James Chalmers in Exeter, May 19 at 8:30 p.m. -Mrs. Alex ID • ' ' • ' L - recent un. raising •once sponsor:..y t e Cr:. 'ton Social Club raises $1,800 for maintenance of Stephen township hall in Crediton. Above, club treasurer Bob Reynolds and president Ken Glavin present the cheque to parks board chairman Stan Preszcotor and secretary Wilmar Wein. T -A photo Church anniversary, Sunday May 24 celebration By MRS. PETER MARTIN Crediton The Crediton and District Social Club held their monthly meeting Tuesday in the town ' hall. Their May dance, the last one until fall, was held Saturday evening. Members and guests danced to the music of Country Caravan featuring John Wurm on the fiddle. Zion United Church will be holding anniversary service Sunday, May 23 at 10:00 a.m. This is the 131st anniversary of the founding of a congrega- tion in the community. Rev. Stan McDonald, Hen- sall will be guest pastor. A lunch will be served at 12 noon followed by a time • of fellowship. The junior and senior choirs will provide special music. The Crediton Firemen's Association will be having a May 24 celebration beginning at 8:00 p.m. in the communi- ty park. Roger Quick and The Rainbows along with the BX93 Roadrunner will be pre- sent to make this a special time for the family. Come out and enjoy the evening. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Anne Cottel, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Karen, Blyth attended the graduation of Anne's brother Mr. Steven Caldwell from Centralia College. Bill Schwartz is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Lloyd Fahner has returned home from Memorial Hospital, Sunday. Aspar.gus Cut to order . - Spring (arden Farm" Call $ p.m. to 10 p.m. 229-61796 Canada li)0008sItOl *t8°C IINC°114 k)1\‘‘' If so, you may qualify for a grant or a deferral on your interest pay- ments through the Canada Mortgage Renewal Plan which has now been approved by Parliament. Check if you are eligible under the Canada. • Mortgage Renewal Plan. - ❑Yes. 1 am a permanent resident in m\' own home and my mortgage has or will be renewed during the period September 1. 1981 to November 12. 1982. . i-� Yes. after renewing my mortgage(s). i calcu- 1 1 late that 1 will be spending more than thirty per cent of our total hotisehold pre-tax income on - the payment of mortgage principal. interest and taxes (plus 50' o of condominium fees. if applicable). If you have checked wi"Yes" to both the above qualifications, you may be eligible for one of the following elements of the Plan: 1. Grant If you have less than 5110 equity in you' home you ma\' he eligible for a grant up to S3.000 for one year. 2. Interest Deferral- if you have more than 5 equity in your home. your lender may be able to defer your interest payments by up to $3.0(10 for one year. i'his deferred interest niay he guaranteed by (:\111(:. FOR FI'R7'llER INFORMATION TELEPHONE THIS roll. FREE NUMBER: 1-800-267-4140 B.C. RESIDENTS (:ALL 112-800-267-4140 (F:N FRAN(,;AiS 1-800.267-3780) 011 COMPLETE AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW TO RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CMIIC PL BLICATION ..711E CANADA MORTGAGE RENEWAL PLAN" ', Canada Mortgage . Societe canadienne and Housing, orporation dhypotheques et de logement Honourable Payl Cosgrove Minister \ �Il��t.tit■.r-.r�t■it... t. t.■. MBMiM11 iM1.tII�BM1■r..M1M11i11' \1.\ 11. TO: (:MRP (:entre. Suite 1005.75 Albert Street. Ottawa; Ontario. KiP5E7 1 :\\I;I':1(:I: I'ttl•:I-ERRED EN(.I.IsiI ; ' I'KAN(,:;\IS 1 J Address y , 1 Pr,,, ,,,',• Postal ■ 1 1 ■ lin MN Re MO. B MIN NUM l• NMI MIN ■I NO MB tt■ MOM B>• iB)■ B� 111 F:\'F PKI\I WESTON MEALTYME HAMBURG OR RIOT DOG ROLLS OURREG2/39 77t PKG.99 PKGS. OF 8 TRY OUR OWN BRAND ' ZEHRWHOLE KETCHUP .OTATOES OUR REG�iOUR 1.46 • 575mL k BOTTLE ZEHRS CHOICE .PS 59t TIN REG. 2/7 .19 FL. OZ. TINS DIET PEPSI, MOUNTAIN DEW OR . PEPSI .COLA OUR REG. 9.69 300 ml. CASE OF BOTTLES 24x10 oz. 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Zion United Church will be holding anniversary service Sunday, May 23 at 10:00 a.m. This is the 131st anniversary of the founding of a congrega- tion in the community. Rev. Stan McDonald, Hen- sall will be guest pastor. A lunch will be served at 12 noon followed by a time • of fellowship. The junior and senior choirs will provide special music. The Crediton Firemen's Association will be having a May 24 celebration beginning at 8:00 p.m. in the communi- ty park. Roger Quick and The Rainbows along with the BX93 Roadrunner will be pre- sent to make this a special time for the family. Come out and enjoy the evening. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Anne Cottel, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Karen, Blyth attended the graduation of Anne's brother Mr. Steven Caldwell from Centralia College. Bill Schwartz is a patient in South Huron Hospital. Lloyd Fahner has returned home from Memorial Hospital, Sunday. Aspar.gus Cut to order . - Spring (arden Farm" Call $ p.m. to 10 p.m. 229-61796 Canada li)0008sItOl *t8°C IINC°114 k)1\‘‘' If so, you may qualify for a grant or a deferral on your interest pay- ments through the Canada Mortgage Renewal Plan which has now been approved by Parliament. Check if you are eligible under the Canada. • Mortgage Renewal Plan. - ❑Yes. 1 am a permanent resident in m\' own home and my mortgage has or will be renewed during the period September 1. 1981 to November 12. 1982. . i-� Yes. after renewing my mortgage(s). i calcu- 1 1 late that 1 will be spending more than thirty per cent of our total hotisehold pre-tax income on - the payment of mortgage principal. interest and taxes (plus 50' o of condominium fees. if applicable). If you have checked wi"Yes" to both the above qualifications, you may be eligible for one of the following elements of the Plan: 1. Grant If you have less than 5110 equity in you' home you ma\' he eligible for a grant up to S3.000 for one year. 2. Interest Deferral- if you have more than 5 equity in your home. your lender may be able to defer your interest payments by up to $3.0(10 for one year. i'his deferred interest niay he guaranteed by (:\111(:. FOR FI'R7'llER INFORMATION TELEPHONE THIS roll. FREE NUMBER: 1-800-267-4140 B.C. RESIDENTS (:ALL 112-800-267-4140 (F:N FRAN(,;AiS 1-800.267-3780) 011 COMPLETE AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW TO RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CMIIC PL BLICATION ..711E CANADA MORTGAGE RENEWAL PLAN" ', Canada Mortgage . Societe canadienne and Housing, orporation dhypotheques et de logement Honourable Payl Cosgrove Minister \ �Il��t.tit■.r-.r�t■it... t. t.■. MBMiM11 iM1.tII�BM1■r..M1M11i11' \1.\ 11. TO: (:MRP (:entre. Suite 1005.75 Albert Street. Ottawa; Ontario. KiP5E7 1 :\\I;I':1(:I: I'ttl•:I-ERRED EN(.I.IsiI ; ' I'KAN(,:;\IS 1 J Address y , 1 Pr,,, ,,,',• Postal ■ 1 1 ■ lin MN Re MO. 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