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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-13, Page 7Times -Advocate, October 13,1982 Area giri Funk Suds Division, Ciba- Geigy Seeds Ltd. of Ailsa Craig, Ontario have awarded a Huron County girl, Cheryl Stewart RR 1 Kirkton, a $500 scholarship to assist her in studies at Ontario Agricultural College, Univer- sity of Guelph. The annual award is to go to Page 7 ins a first year OAC studedt who is a 4-H member and achiev- ed at least 66 percent in On- tario's Grade XIII. Ap- plicants were judged on their leadership qualities as demonstrated `by their par- ticipation in 4-H, Junior Farmers and community offices. ChequingKeeps records straight. BonusSavings Our preferred rate savings account. Calculator Daily interest Savings. Signature Daily Interest Chequing. Let our staff help you choose the combination YOU need. When you succeed...we succeed. ROYAL BANK • accrue fnei _yi►vi��� �oa to llteir /riI cc . a iiIion S40 Wecilnei cila fj, OcioI,er 20 al 7:30 p.m. in /_e/er //aft ,•1) a -�rie,url„ (o ee 'boor 1 rise.► 4 420 Main S1. Centre Mall Exeter, Ontario Mir/ l oa ilei 235-1412. Exeter Hours Mon. - Fri. 9.9 Sat. 9-5:30 $500 scholarship award . • Cheryl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stewart, has been involvedln 4-11 for 8 'years apd has successfully competed 40projects; 24 in agricultural clubs and 16 in E GETS SCHOLARSHIP — Cheryl Stewart, RR 1 Kirkton, recently was awarded a $500 scholarship at the Univer- sity of Guelph from Funk Seeds. Making the presenta- tion is Funk director of marketing Tom Schmidt. Agripress photo Plan anniversary at Greenway UC Sy ANNE WALPER Greenway Thursday, we visited eraigholme. Evelyn Curts played a medley of sacred musical selections' on the . piano. Doris Eagleson and Mabel Guenther were in charge of devotions and they followed the Thanksgiving theme. A poem was read followed by the Scripture which was Psalm 95 verses 1 to 7 and Psalm 100. Ruby Isaac led in a sing- song from "Songs of the Gospel." A reading was given on "Being Thankful." There is always something for which we can be thankful. We should all count our blessings and it is our duty to give thanks for them. By doing this our lives are enriched. A duet, "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer," was sung by Isabel Bullock and Ruby Isaac. A poem, "Three Kinds of Giving," was read and of the three Thanksgiving is the best as it is an open gate into the love of God. After the reading of "The Beatitudes for the Aged," the hymn, "nod Will Take Care of You," was sung, followed by prayer. Isabel Bullock, the presi- dent, presided for a short business meeting. Benediction and Grace were read and a tasty lunch was served by Shirley Speela(I, _ (lift[ons .1'i.L 16-20, 16%-241/2. 38.44 toCif,-er*949-1,#* e" islet O Madeline Smillie and Muriel Davidson of Toronto spent Thanksgiving with Anne Brodie and Jean Murray. Crediton 4^H discuss trees By Heather Bern The .Crediton Crazy Campers opened their third meeting .September 29 and fourth meeting October 7 by repeating the 4-H pledge. The roll call for both meetings was started off by president Caroline Pritchard. In the third meeting, members talked about how to recognize the different kinds of common trees. Then we talked about different hints to try on a hike or an outing. And with the stamp pads and collection of leaves, we tried our hands at leaf printing. At the end of the meeting members mixed up a quick batch of power pack track mix. t In the fourth meeting, the girls spoke of edible and non - edible plants and learned how to dry fruit and make fruit leathers. To end the meeting we had a pie of an edible plant which was elderberry. Kippen Eagleson and Anne Walper, assisted by Pearl Bloomfield . and other volunteers. The home served tea and coffee. A time of fellowship and visiting with the residents at the home followed. Alice Hartle who is a member of our U.C.W. now residing there, thanked us for coming and said how much she liked living at Craigholme. Twenty members were present from our U.C.W. Personals Thanksgiving service was held Sunday in theUnited Church when Rev. Moore spoke on "The Thankful Heart." The junior and senior choirs combined to sing two anthems. They were "Lord of the Harvest" and "Thanks be to God." Dorothy Fenner read the. Scripture. Children baptized were Melissa Anne Bullock, daughter of Eric and Kathleen Bullock and Julie Anne Steeper, daughter of Clarence and Nancy Steeper and Nancy Steeper joined the church following the bap- tisn;al sorVice.. . Everyone is invited to wor- ship at Greetiway next Sun- day. The service at Grand Bend will be suspended at that time. It is the 107th anniversary of Greenway United Church. At the 11 a.m. service Rev. • Lindsay, Parkhill will be guest minister and at 7:30 p.m. Dr. George Goth, Lon- don will be the speaker. Several ladies from here at- tended the South Huron Fall Regional held at Thames Road United Church October 5. The theme of the meeting was "Living Between Memory and Hope." The speaker was Dr. Anne (Graham) Langford. The United Church Women celebrated their 20th anniver- sary this year and 20 candles . were lit on a lovely cake which was later eaten. It was a very delightful meeting. Evelyn, Viola and Manuel Curts travelled by bus to Lake Placid in the United States this week. It was a very en- . oyable trip. Helen Brown,Mississauga spent the weekend, with her parents here. Sunday was a special day as my birthday fell on Thanksgiving Sunday. Dinner guests with us were Mr. and Mrs Jack Trevithick and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Trevithick, Amy and Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newey and Colleen of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Ian Pentecost of Guelph. • Doug and Cathy Walper spent Thanksgiving weekend with Keith Walper in Montreal. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Kippen East W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Campbell Eyre, October 20 at 8:30 p.m. Speakers will be Harold and Mary Elliot and each member is asked to bring a water sample. Christmas came early for the Cooper family who celebrated their Christmas in Brucefield Church, October 9, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Laird Finlayson on their 25th wedding anniversary . which was celebrated Oc- tober 9 in Hensall. homemaking. 'She has held a variety of club offices and was leader of the last six homemaking clubs she par- ticipatsd in. Id addition, the 19 year old ' studlptd time to par- ticipate _fully in the Junior Farmers nrzation, her church, school end corn muni-, ty where she is a junior direc- tor of the Exeter Fall Fair. In spite of all this activity, Miss Stewart has achieved an ex- 'celent academic record. . Deeply concerned with both agricultural and conservation and the interdependance bet- ween them, Cheryl plans to study the Resource Economics and . Rural Development major at OAC and, on graduation, hopes to pursue a career in a related field. "A planning system for rural development is need- ed " she says. "It will provide important direction for natural and human resources in rural districts". In presenting the award at a social function during the International Plowing Match, Funk Seeds Director of Marketing Tom Schmidt said he was very pleased that such an exemplary candidate had applied and been chosen to receive the annual Funk Seeds Scholarship. Centralia residents enjoy holiday visits Sy MRS. TOM KOOY • Centralia Miss Ada Mitchell of Mont- pelier, Ohio spent the holiday weekend with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and all attended open house at the Lucan arena in honour of •Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll's 50th wedding anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferguson were Thanksgiving Sunday dinner guests with Mary Ellen's mother Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder of Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, Thorndale and Miss. Alverna Mitchell, London were Thanksgiving Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Garald Mills and family. Mr. and Mrs. •Bruce Bran- don and Heather spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe. Mrs. Clara Cunnington was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family, Thames road and thanksgiving Monday she ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klemke,- Joan and Jean to London where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson. Mr. Gary Sauder, Miss Belinda Durrell, Huron Park, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar and Adelle, London, Miss Brenda Sauder and Mike Millar, Mississauga visited with Mrs. Barbara Sauder and Sherry for Thanksgiving. . Senior::gaily at Goderich The • seventh fall rally of Zone 8 was held in MacKay Senior Centre, Goderich Fri- day October 8 with 128 members present. President Percy Blundell was in the chair. '0 Canada'. was sung, followed by the Lord's Prayer and one minute of silence in memory of deceased members. . Devotions were conducted by Rev. Arthur Young. Goderich who said "Age has a beauty all its own." Goderich mayor Harry Morsel) welcomed visitors warmly. Mr. Blundell gave a good. report on the convention in Sudbury. A sing song was con- ducted by Mrs. Ross Love, ac- companied by Mrs. Mervyn Tieman. A band of seniors from Har- riston gave a good program of music, readings and solo duets. Mrs. Irene Davis. lien' sall also gave a reading about Hillbillies. Mr. Blundell introduced guest speaker. Mr. Gordon Dickson of Atwood, a field representative who spoke on why we should belong to U.S.C.O. and also be star members. Ile showed slides of his flower garden andalso some sunset scenes. All in all it was a rewarding day. An executive is a guy who can take as long as he wants to make a snap decision. WOOD STOVES Talk to us about the high technology stoves by: Lakewood; RSF Energy; SFB 3 Boilers; Heritage; Better 'N Ben's REDUCE CREOSOTE in any airtight stove with the CATALYTIC DAMPER Results will amaze you Available at THE COLLECTOR'S SHOP Kirkton 229-8963 The energy saving products store Mr. and Mrs Sam Skinner and Diane entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner Satur- day evening. 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