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Times-Advocate, 1982-06-02, Page 22• Page 22 Times -Advocate, June 2, 1982 Ailsa Craig reeve to open Heart Fund Week, June 20 By ALICE DICKENS • Ailso Craig ve John Whitmore will open the Heart Fund Week on June 20 at the Craigholme auditorium. The band "Silver Tones" plan to be present. Wednesday Cheri Otterbein will demonstrate with yeast such as dinner rolls and buns. A wheelchairathon will take place on Thursday evening. Rec directors hold meeting The Ince Huron Zone of On- tario Municipal Recreation Association Board of Direc- tors met recently in Hanover. The election resulted in John Gates of Kincardine being declared the president,suc- ceeding W.R. "Bunny Hare of Owen Sound. Clare Christie of Owen Sound is the vice-president, Annie Dinniwell of Harriston the secretary and Keith Angel of Derby Township the treasurer. Ruth Wolfe of Clif- ford Was re -appointed the executive -secretary. The Zone's representative 'to the parent body of OMRA is John Gates. Discussion centered around the functions of this organiza- tion and recommendations from the Zone Conference and the LHZRA to further its usefulness to the recreation committees in this area. June 15 was setas the next meeting for further discussion and ' consideration on "How can LHZ of OMRA best serve the communities in its Zone?" A flea market, crafts and raffle are planned Friday with prizes drawn at 3:30 p.m. The senior Activity Centre report a successful bake sale and auction sale held Satur- day. The Craigholme bake sale turnedout successful as well. Recently with Mrs. Lloyd Scafe was Miss Gladys Har- rison of Sarnia, who attended the 55th birthday party of the Rebekah Lodge of Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brockett and daughter of Toronto were with the Don Scafe family and Mrs. Scafe. Mrs: Becky Rods and Mr. and Mrs. Max MacGregor at- tenaed the wedding of the lat- ter's sister in New Brunswick. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Bob McLeod, Swastika, Ontario visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hotson of Windsor visited recently with relatives. Sympathy is extended to the Zavitz family in the pass- ing of Miss Arliene Zavitz. Sunday evening anyone watching the .Performance Program on channel 10 would recognize The Armchair Musicians. The group was in- troduced as the Heritage Club, which they are known for in some areas. Keep up the good-old-tyme-music. Wednesday the Library book. Club met for the final session of the season. The members spent a pleasant afternoon at Orchestra Lon- don's fund-raising event, In- teriors '82, at Endiang, the Labatt's estate. Congratulations to Mrs. (John G.) Christena Stewart who was 92 Monday. From the McGillivray Cen- tral School, a talented musical group guided by music teacher, Mrs. Alice Lingard with Miss Betty McIntyre at the piano, rendered three numbers, which added much to the United Church anniversary service Sunday. Chaplain of the St. Joseph's hospital, London, Rev. Doug Cossar, brought an inspiring message on "Anniversaries". As usual the senior choir never fail us; they sang "Cleanse Me" with Mrs. Morely Wadsworth at the organ. Welcoming the good-sized crowd of families of the musi- cians, as well as Carlisle and Brinsley families, were Mrs. Ruby. McLean and Mrs. Rheola Hotson while receiv- ing the offering were Mesdames, Stirling, Mann- ing, Slater and Daigle. Plan .to attend the upcom- ing events when Carlisle An- niversary service will be June 13 at 11 a.m. with pastor Jim Barnes and the Vanneck choir; then at night in the Aisle Craig United Church you are in for a treat to see `pies' of Peru with Ralph Robinson giving first-hand material. Communion on June 20; and Proinotion Sunday, here, with Carlisle and Brinsley cordially invited; a picnic to follow: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lewis who celebrated their 25th wdding anniversary with a private family dinner at the Kenwick Mall, Strathroy. AT CRAIGWEIL OPENING — The new apartments at Craigweil Gardens in Ailso Craig were officially opened Sunday. From the left are board chairman Norman Smith, Roy Triebner and Bill Lusk of CHMC and Craigweil adminstrator Ken Drudge. Thames Road young man graduates at U of Waterloo By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Thomes Rood Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Potter and family, Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart attended Convocation ceremonies at Waterloo University. when their son Murray, received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Honours Kinesiology. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray and Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde attended the reception and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Thomson (nee Val Dykes) who were married Saturday. The dance was at Kirkton-Woodham. Communi- ty Centre. Dan Cormier, Dieppe, New Brunswick has returned to his home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Mitchell were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Honour bride at Centralia By MRS. TOM KOOY Miss Brenda Swartz, bride elect was honoured with a shower at the United Church recently. Mrs. Clara Cunnington ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klemke to Tavistock Sunday and visited with Miss Mabel Refoir at the Bonnie Brae nursing home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden attended Convocation at the University of Waterloo Satur- day when their grandson David Paynter received his Bachelor of Mathematics DeSu�nday they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter, Kirkton when they entertained at a family dinner in honour of their son's graduation. The Monday get-together for senior citizens was held at the Stardust Restaurant Crediton. All enjoyed an afternoon of cards and crokinole followed by . a delicious turkey dinner. It was the last meeting of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy at- tended a get together in. honour of Mrs. Krina Lagerwerf and daughter of Oud Burland, Holland Sunday afternoon at Corbett scoot. There were 43 present. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko, Patti and Stephen attended the spring convocation at the McMaster University, Hamilton on Saturday, where Mary Lou graduated with honours with a Bachelor of Physical Education Degree. She plans to attend The Col- lege of Education. Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Miller, Rebecca and Laura attended the baptism of David Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Veal at Mt. Carmel Church on Sunday and then were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McCann. Miss Jennifer Heywood, Exeter spent the weekend with her cousins Misses Deanne, Cheryl and Jayne Ballantyne: United Church The message at Thames Road United Church this past Sunday was ,"Knowing, Believing and Belonging." For the Scripture Reading, the account of Paul talking to the Athenians from Acts 17: 22-31 was used. Priorities in our lives sometimes get muddled up, and because of this we often rearrange our lists so that Spiritual involvement often is at the bottom of the list, or gets left off entirely. Paul saw this same type of confusion and misalignment of priorities in the people of Athens. He preached to them about the simple truths they were overlooking...and tried to help put their priorties back in line. For . a group, : a club or anything else...one must first know and after gaining knowledge, then a person can believe. Shipka couple Heckman's celebrate 50th By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mrs. Judy Snyder and her sister Elaine Vincent, arrived home Wednesday evening from Morden, Manitoba, where they attended the wed- ding of their cousin, Nancy Vincent, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Morris Vincent, to Lorne Wiebe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wiebe, all of Morden, Manitoba. The bride's father officiated at \the wedding and was assisted by Rev. E. Wattam, of St. Catharines, a former pastor at Church of, God, in Grand Bend. The wedding was solemniz- ed at Church of God, in Morden, with dinner and reception following in the Morden Community Centre. Several from this area at- tended the 50th wedding an- niversary Open House for John and Anna Heckman Sun- day afternoon at their home in Dashwood. The wedding at- tendants of 50 years ago were present. A time of visiting, picture taking and gift opening were enjoyed, followed by a The children's story was taken from the story of Jesus calling Matthew to give up his line of work and to follow Him. This was demonstrated by having the children follow Mr. Thrower as he led them around the church. When they returned to their seats...it was explained that they did follow to a degree, but did not do everything they were asked to do. This was demonstrated by having .the children follow Mr. Thrower as he led them around the church. WELCOME BACK — Former Craigholme administrator Nelson Scheifele was welcom- ed back for Sunday's opening of the new Craigweil Gardens apartments by residents Margaret Riley and John MacDonald. T. -A photo No. 1 rider wins HUIIy Gully race Ross -Pederson of Medicine Hat, Alberta overcame four crashes and competitors from nine provinces and four states to take home the checkered flag at Hully Gully, Sunday. Over 3,000 spectators were on their feet to watch the lead change five times on the gruelling mud -laden Hully Gully course. Pederson fought off charges from Michigan rider Phil Cromp- ton, and Cambridge hot -shoe, Rob Hodgson to grab the lions share of the $5,000.00 Suzuki purse. Pederson, the number one rider in Canada, also showed his dominance as he roosted by his competitors to win the CKNX-sponsored 125 Support Class. Results are as follows: 125 Support Class'. 1 Ross Peder- son, Medicine Hat, Alberta; 222 Frank Lamp, Davison, Michigan; 051 Mike 'Christensen, Leslie, Michigan; 161 Rob McCullough, Kilbricle; 139 Glen Nicholson, Mississauga; 213 Kenny Bland, Stroud; 198 Robert Davies, Aylmer; 5 Scott Lamp, Davison, Michigan; 174 Robert Ralf, Aylmer; 65 Eric VanKuelen, Wyoming. 250 Pro Class: 1 Ross FARM R BILL, GARDEN CENTRE 11/4 miles East of Shipka on the Crediton Rd. Salesmen Eric, Robert and David • Box Plants • Seed Potatoes • Trees • Shrubs • Etc. 237-3228 Roger (Foreman) Okay guys, let's get these plants sold. Dad needs the space for the tomato crop. Boy it's hard to get good help these days. J Pederson, Medicine .Hat, Alberta; 99 Rob Hodgson, Cambridge; 5 Allan Logue, Hamilton; 457 Mike McIn- tosh, Pontiac, Michigan; 313 Jeff Surwell, Des Plains, Il- lonois; 85 Mike Burr, Caledonia; 66 Harvey Sorensen Jr., Holly, Michigan; 8 Jari Heinonen, Coq, British Columbia; 429 Robert Mann, ' Drayton Plains, Michigan; 191 Chuck Collins, Varna. A.T.V. Class: Murray Royce, Georgetown; Dave Walton, Durham; Alien McRonald, Hanover. The next race at Hully Gul- ly is on June 13 with the third round the Spring Qualifier Series. delicious smorgasbord supper. • Cameron Reder, of Bayfield, nephew of Ortha and Ken Baker, was killed in a motorcycle accident, Satur- day night. Chris Baumgarten, (a 92 year old former resident of this area) and a friend, both 'of Bothwell, visited several friends in this area Wednesday. Clark Adams, and other school mates from Zurich Public School camped out Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at Camp Sylvan. Henry Becker, former resi- dent of this area is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Saturday visitors with the Morenz's were Warren and Debbie Adams, London; Wayne Parker, Goderich; Marie and George Chowen of Southcott Pines We are now doing Make -Up Applications \ Come in and make an appointment HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9:00.5:30 Fri. 9:00-6:00 Sat. 9:00-4:00 (Wed. & Thurs. 5:30-9:30 By Appointment Only) LAI tone 346 Main St., Exeter UNISEX HAIR STYLING 235-0421 TALK TO THE GAS COMPANY ABOUT GAS HEATING 1-800-265-0562 For straight answers about the choice between a conventional gas furnace, the new high effici- ency gas furnace or a conversion burner, phone the Gas Company. 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