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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-01, Page 22Shower for bride $ children particlpat� In Clwrcli service By MRs. E. SUMMERS " is a Surprise", "Tine their enine Mtge Penny"and a r Ra °a'� i the minister. Granton Otrthda At St. ThomasAnglican A Community shower ower Church the Rev. Maills PyTke Bevycommunity shower was was in charge of the morning for her sermon f text held in the St. Thomas forr Prayer service. The two slam s:10.20 and phe- Akan Church hall, lessons were read by Mrs. the law of Israel, a d the s Mrs. Glenn HAIL the of trathror Lois Herbert, and Kenneth mary of the Ten Command- Mrs.ai Hall a thformer Hoar. rod- Marion Herbert of Granton. ments. We do indeed teach In charge of arra The Rector called the the law by putting on the were Sheila Hoar, D mina children to the front of the whole armour of God, we also' Seatson, and Marlene church, where they sang teach the lie to our sons and french. Shower for brides -elect Ry. MRs. IRVIN RADER don on Thursday, Dashwood Mrs. Gordon }lender is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Where she underwent surgery. Dashwood Women's In- stitute meeting scheduled for Tuesday, September fi will be held Monday, September 20 when it will meet With the Senior Citizens to hear guest speaker, Dr. Woodflne. Mrs. Bill Chandler and Mrs. Don Gaiser attended Alma School for Women Tuesday, August 24, sponsored by the London Conference, United Church Women at Alma Col - Mrs. Eben Weigand was hostess for a bridal shower at her home for her niece, Kathy Martene, Port Elgin, bride - elect of September. Aunts and cousins were guests. Mrs. Anne Nagel, Oshawa, accompanied by Mrs. Jean Nagel, Toleda, Ohickarissited in town on the weelnd with Mrs. Ernest Koehler and other relat.ves. Susan and Chris Baynham who had spent two weeks here return- ed•home with them. • Mrs. Ruthanne de Niet, Tina and Amanda, Willowdale, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader and other members of the family. The Raders and deNiets were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rader, Ben and Robin, Lon - Cookies for WI meeting Ry ALICE DICKENS Ailsa Craig Riverview Women's In- stitute members are remind- ed to bring cookies to the meeting, September 7 for the Craigholme. Mr. and Mrs. Hillbrand Twynstra enjoyed a month in Holland with friends and family. Malcolm McKellar of West Williams visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner and Frank Turner. Mrs. Gladys O'Shaughnessy was with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGuffin, Ebenezer recently. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Turner, son of Frank Turner, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morrisette granddaughter of Frank, and great granddaughter, Danielle, of Winnipeg, visited recently with Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosser attended the Grabowski -Martins wedding in London. Mrs. (Fred) Ida Bice returned to Craigholme Sun- day after spending a fortnight with her daugflter, Marjory, , and husband Harvey Ward, of Scarborough, and family. Let Dinneys Treat You To A Weekend At Benmiller Page 22 September 1 Barbecue is successful v MRs. NEMER DAVIS • Saintsb ry The congregation at St. Patrick's Church sponsored their annual chicken barbe- que Wednesday. All reported a good meal and a good crowd. Many cousins from this community attended the reception dance at Komoka Community Centre Saturday evening following the wed- ding of Susan Elizabeth Coughlin and David Paul Lat- ta at First Lobo Baptist Church, Lobo. Mrs. Heber Davis was guest at the wed- ding and the reception which followed. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Renold, and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Davis; Huntsville, spent the weekend with Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. and Mrs. George Car- roll and daughter and son-in- law are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and family. New 4-H club meets Ry MRS. RENA CALDWELL Kippen 4-H club girls held their first meeting on "More Outdoor Living" last week at the home of leader Margaret Hoggarth with 12 members present, Diane Chalmers the assistant leader is also taking the club. Officers elected were: president, Joan Binnendyk, vice president, Monica Speziale, secretary, Kathy Finlayson, press reporter, Janet Hoggarth. A negative print with cat footprints was made. Personals Greg and Paul Hoggarth were. the hosts of two ex- change students from Quebec, namely Peter Andert, Ste. Clothilde, le Chateauguay and Joig Muchlessen of Ormstown. The boys felt that a week was not long enough as they enjoyed seeing Grand Bend, Goderich Court House, Blyth Summer Festival, Huron County Museum and Douglas Point. Maly Jane McGregor has accepted a position in the hospital at Lac la Bicke, Alberta and expects to start work September 13. SIAM! FSS BARBECUE SERVERS — Carol Greenlee, Cheryl Carroll and Joan Greenlee were busy dishing up chicken, potatoes and beans at Wednesday's Saintsbury Anglican Church barbecue. T -A photo Thames Road couple back from trip to Atlantic area By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Thames Road Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin returned home Fri- day after travelling through the Atlantic Provinces and the Eastern United States for the past two weeks. Miss Becky Seldon Elim- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Wendy, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dawson spent a few days recently at the latter's cottage on Lake Timiskaming. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar, Exeter were Tuesday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- tyne, Miss Doris Elford, Mr. Ronald Elford, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs. Floyd Stewart and Mrs. Glen Stewart, from this area who attended the Kirkton Hor- ticulture bus trip Thursday to EAVESTROUGH °°"""'SIDING Ask About Our SAVINGS • Stela) Shutters • Aluminum Storm Doors 1 Windows • Aluminum Awnings • The energy window roll shutters system • Renovations General Construction F REE ESTIMATES JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 Super Sounds at $UPER $AVING$ EYE OF THE TIGER Survivor Big. Creek Farm near Caledonia. We had a boat trip on the Tinkerbell to the Lost Forest and a cruise and dinner on the Grand River Belle. We saw a film on the Grand Adventure, enjoyed a half hour of choreographed song and dance show which was much enjoyed. On our way home the bus driver took us on a tour of the beautiful parks in Brantford and we stopped at the Mary Maxim store at Paris. The day was very much enjoyed by all who went. Personals Miss Karen Rohde, Exeter sepnt a few days holidays recently with her grand- . parents Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jef- frey, Michael and Patrick spent a few days last week at a relatives cottage at Honey Harbour, Mrs. Whitmore of Toronto stayed with Jonathon. Sunday September 5 pro- motion Sunday for Sunday School will be observed dur- ing the church service at 11:15 Monday September 13 the United Church Women will commernce their first meeting for the fall with a pot. luck supper at 6:15 p.m. We are observing the 20th year of U.C.W. beginning. All former members are cordially invited. The quilt lady visits in Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ threatre. Other ac- Shipka complishrhents in her life have been a Recent visitors and dinner mother of five and riverboat foster guests with Hugh and Annie parented for over 40 years. Morenz were their aunt Rev. Her son, Michael Smith, who Ruby Reid, of Davison, lives in Sweden, won the Michigan and her visiting Nobel prize for culture. sister,. Mrs. Marion Smith, of Mrs. Vera McNichole, of Kentucky, also first cousins,. Mrs. Cozette Monroe, Pon- tiac, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Saginaw, and Mrs. Isabela Steinburg, of Port Huron. Mrs. Reid, is referred to as the quilt lady of Glastonbury Mrs. Debbie Pearson, of Manor, where she resides, Windsor holidayed last week and in her 82 years of life has with Milton and Eva made and quilted 463 quilts. Sweitzer. The Sweitzers were Many are given to her foster parents to Debbie for children, grand and great two years when she was grandchildren, and some are around 15 years of 'age. sold. Your correspendent ex - Mrs. Smith, at age 75 is an pects to be in B.C. on holiday actress. who acts in live when this paper comes out. illbank, was a recent weekend guest with Mrs. Pat Cleve and her children. Joy Kuepfer, of Zurich spent a day last week with Angie Zielman. Your Choice Of These Titles 99 LPs or Cassettes SALE SEPT. 1 to SEPT. 7 5 4:4" POWER PLAY April Wine PICTURES AT ELEVEN Robert Plant LOVE WILL TURN YOU AROUND Kenny Rogers GOOD TROUBLE Reo Speedwagon GET LUCKY Loverboy JOHN AMERICAN FOOL John Cougar JERRY MacLEAN & SON LTD. Automotive Sports Radio Shack Home 110 Metro Street Noah Authorised Sot., C.ntre Hardware • 273-0100 412 Mein limo$ Soot% 271.2211 DUI 11011 Is 110 !MOWN 10 SEWS YOUR Nir0S EUI SIAM ENOUGH TON if/TINNY NOW AND FOREVER Air Supply EMOTIONS IN MOTION Billy Squier ALDO. NOVA Visitors back to west home By MRS. TOM KOOY Centralia Mrs. Donna Wood and daughter Cindy have return- ed to their home in Flin Fion, Manitoba after spending the past three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hlrtzel and other relatives in the community. Dr. and Eleanor Toth, Kimberly, Randy and Natalie, Boston, Jim and Mary Kay Files and family, Terrance Bay spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgins. Miss Ada Mitchell, Montpelier, Ohio also visited with them. They all attended the bap- tism of Caro Beth Files in St. James Presbyterian Church, London, where the baby was baptized by her uncle Dr. Lesley Files. Mr. and Mrs. Don Picker- ing, Sherry and Joanne also attended the baptism and all joined at a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgins afterwards. Friday they all visited at the Pickering cottage at Birch 1 Park and on Monday all went • to Canada Wonderland._ So, a busy,time around the Hodgins lately. A very successtw auction sale was held at the home of Mrs. Lorne Hicks, Saturday afternoon. Bidding was brisk resulting in good prices. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Paynter, David and Anne at Kirkton. Morning services will resume at the United Church Sunday at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. Hoar welcomed •verygne, then conducted a contest, which was' wen by Jennifer Anderson. Mrs. Per- cy which advice to tbe bride, "The man who married a cook" and "How to e a Husband." ting Marion at the gift; table were' her two sisters, Helen and Betty Ann Herbert, and two friends Marilyn ,Davidson and Ivy Gardener. Later following refreshments, Glenn, Marion's husband came to meet everyoneand add his • lege, St. Thomas. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker Weddingcongratulations visited in jietroit last week are xt d to Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Stephen .Wilson who were Gresdal. They also motored married on Saturday, August to Oxford, Mic an. 28 In the Granton United Mr. and Mrs. in Rader Church, with the Rev. Elwood visited with their aunt, Mrs. Morden of Hamilton perform - Rose Laub, in Exeteiy. ing the ceremony. A reception Flowers 'in both the United and dance followed later at Church and Lutheran Church the Kirkton Woodham Com - Sunday were in loving munity Center. Mrs. Wilson is memory of the late Pauline the former Ruth Mardlin of DIetrich. Pall bearers for the Granton. late Pauline Dietrich were Mrs. Carmen Woodburn of Michael Glavin, Hugh, Jane, Cecelia and Margangnes Dietrich and Bernie Gielsen. Greenway, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and family, also with her cousin Miss Rola Hickey of Toronto, who is visiting the Hodgins family. Both ladies attenaea the shower for Mrs. Glenn Hall on Thursday. A very successful benefit dance was held at the ICirkton-Woodham Communi- ty centre on Friday evening sponsored by the Granton Firemen's Association and the.Granton Lion's Club, the . proceeds go toward payment for a prothesis for Mrs. Jeff Doupe who had her arm am- putated due to cancer. The music was provided by B & L Stereo of Granton. Miss Heather Hardie of Calgary is visiting her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. ttobt. Hardie. Poor women and rich men are your fatties today. Twenty-five to thirty-five percent of all poor women are pudgy. 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