Times-Advocate, 1982-10-27, Page 14i
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STUDENT COUNCIL AT EPS — The 1982-83 student council at Exeter Public School
was named recently. From the left are treasurer Chris Chanyi, president Kellie
Whiteford, vice-president Monique Aunger and secretary Ronalynn Bell.
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Cromarty.1WMS thankful
Sy MRS. ROBERT LAING
Cromarty
Betty Dow presided at the
October meeting of the
W.JLS. of.. Cromarty
Presbyterian Church held at
the horlte of Agnes Lamond.
with all members and two
visitors present. A hymn was
sung accompanied by Muriel
Scott on the auto harp. The
Thanksgiving Meditation. led
by Betty Dow, was froth the
Glad Tidings.
The Bible Study. dealing•
with the New Covenant, was
ably taken by Muriel Scott.
with readings from the Book
of Isaiah. and selected
passages from the New Testa-
ment read by Dorothy Miller.
Agnes Lamond. • Lillian
Douglas and Edna Stoneman.
The New Covenant em-
phasizes the unity of Christian
Churches. All men know that
we are followers ot. ,]esus
Christ if we have love for one
another.
• Minutes of the September
meeting were read by Lillian
Douglas and approved. The
roll call was answered by -a
lltlitt[t giving verse from the
Bible, Agnes La mond
r•epod seven cards sent and
18 visits made to the sick and
shut -jos. ')glle treasurer's
reply, was, given by Lila
Mcig after the uttering was
taken and dishrated.
• President. Dorothy Diller.
in charge of the business
periodo4minded members of
• invitations to Mitchell and
. Sea(orth later in October.
The topic, ..So Much to Be
Thankful For- was presented
by Dorothy Miller Betty
Dow's Bible quiz. Numerals
One to Fifteen. proved very
interesting. The meting con-
cluded with -a Thanksgiving
hymn and the Lord's Prayer.
Ladies' who attended the
Stratford Presbyterial Fall
Rally at Shakespeare on
Tuesday were ;\fines La -
mond. Muriel Scott. Betty
Dow, Edna Stoneman and
Lillian Douglas. from the
W.M.S. and Ruth Laing and
Hannah Miller from the
Marian Ritchie Evening Aux-
iliary. Hannah and Agnes
gave the closing devotions of
Is 102 years old
the day's programme.
The theme of the Rally was
The Truth Shall Make You
Free, and the Guest Speaker.
Mrs. Norma Alloway, Toron-
to. author Time Out for Cof-
fee, spokepn her collection of
Seashells, relating their
various ways of forming to
the ways human lives are
developed.
. In the morning session,
Jean Hoff►neyer of Mitchell
-introduced the new study on
the peoples of the South
Pacific with excellent pic-
tures and commentary on
Papua New Guinea.
Eric Thomas, baby son of
Alec and Valerie Scott was
presented for baptism by the
Rev. Kenneth Knight at Sun-
day morning's service. Mr.
Knight's sermon was entitled
Baptism - Don't take it light-
ly. The choir sangA Whole
-New Me with Carol Ann Scott
at the organ.
Next Sunday's service will
begin the winter schedule of
times, with Cromarty church
at 10 a.m. E.S.T. and Sunday
School at 11:15 a.m.
Mrs. Strathmere celebrates
By ALICE DICKENS
Ailsa Craig
'Belated birthay greetings
to Mrs. Dean of Strathmore
Lodge. for►nerly here. who
was 102 on October 18.
Mrs. Helen. Broderick. Mrs.
Jack Dickens and Mrs.
Anderson of Exeter were with
Mrs. Madoloin Dixon.
Up -coming • events -
November 1 dessert euchre at
1:15 p.m. followed by euchre
at Beechwood hall; a film r 1,
speakers and draw for double
wedding ring queen size quilt
.at Craigweil Activity Centre
at 7:30 November 1: see the
film 'Ma and Pa Kettle' Fri-
day; November 19 at the Ac-
tivity Centre.
• Euchre winners were Sybil
Stephenson. Margaret Dores.
Ellen Collins. Jean
McCallum. Martha Rees.
Hannah Clark. Another
euchre party at the town hall
on Wednesday, November :3
at 1:30 p.m.
Miss Jean Stewart, Mt.
Brydges and Carl Stewart.
California visited with Mrs.
Verna Leitch. Sunday.
The Ailsa Craig Library
staff have been btsy organiz-
ing activities for the fall. A
new feature they are trying
,this fall is a special P.A. day
activity session for the school
children.
The children will be making
October
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decorations and seasonal
crafts and will have them
displayed in the library.
Because at the limited space
available they are asking any
children interested in joining
in to please pre -register.
The first craft day was held
October 22 and seven eager
crafters spent the afternoon
making a spooky castle for
Hallowe'gn complete. with
ghosts and spiders.
Please come to the library
and see the spooky castle
made by Tammy Curtis. Jen-
nifer Dart. Tracy Goodfellow,
Charlene McNair, Jennifer
Thompson and Lori Woods.
Saturday. Margaret Wilson
attended a reunion at the
Golden Pheasant reunion of
the 1941-I2 class of the London
• Normal School. -
Thames Road couple
visit in Saskatchewan
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
• Mr: an, Mrs Mac Hodgert
visited with their daughter
and son -ill -law Mr. and Mrs.
John Miner and Brenda at
Estavan; Saskatchewan
recently. i - -
Several from this com-
munity attended Elimville
Church a niversary. Sunday.
• Miss Ki Rich). Edmonton.
Alberta is spending two
weeks w' h her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gerry Riehl. Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Goodfellow of
Toronto sent the week end
with the Riehl's.
• Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ellis.
Kitchener spent a couple of
days last Week with Mr. and
Mrs.• Ross Hodgert. '
Anyone wishing to have a
child baptized please let the
minister know this week.
Baptism Sunday is November
14.
. A Messenger Hallowe'en
Party is to be held Friday, Oc-
tober 29 at 7:30 p.m. at
Thames Road Church. Prizes
for best costumes and for best
jack o' lanterns. Everyone -
from both charges are
welcome. Ladies please bring
sandwiches or cookies.
A combined Session
Meeting is called for Wednes-
day. November 3 at 8 p.m. at
Thames Road Church.
The November meeting of
the U.C.W. will be held Mon-
day. November' l at 8 p.m.
For the roll call each member
is asked to bring something
for the needy e.g. good used
clothing. good shoes. games.
tots. canned Roods. •
•Miss Violet Miller. Win-
nipeg visited a few days last
week %with her cos ins Mrs.
Jack Duncan and Jack. and
Mrs. Ken Duncan and Ken.
Miss Violet Miller. Win-
nipeg. Mrs. Jack Duncan,
Mrs. Ken Duncan and Floyd
visited Wednesday with Mr.
Ken- Miller of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller.
Staffa, Miss Violet Miller, -
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan
and Floyd were Thursday din-
ner
inner guests With Mr. and Mrs.
Don Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Rohde were Friday evening
supper guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Rohde. Mitchell.
Baptismal at
Kirkton United
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
St. Patrick's A.C.W. met
Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Burns Blackler.
Mrs. J. McCormick presided
for the meeting. Mrs. Dick
Jongkind read the scripture
passage. •
Guest speaker Mrs.
Clarence Switzer gave an in-
teresting paper on "Lend a
helping hand". A business
discussion followed. lunch
was then served by Mrs.
Garth Blackley and hostess.
The riles of baptism were
administered at Kirkton
United Church Sunday morn •
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ing to Gary Crawford son of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shier.
Kelly Lynn daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Stephens and
Donna Denise daughter of
Mr. and•Mrs. Donald Wallis.
Water used for the
Christening was brought from
the Jordan River by Mrs.
Stuart Sheir grandmother of
Gary Crawford Shrier. Mr.
and Mrs Donald Wallis Were
welcomed in the church on
transfer from Granton United
Church congregation.
VOTE
DONALD
JOHNS
I am Donald Johns,
and I was born and
raised in the Hibbert
Township area, where
at the present time
with my family I am
engaged in dairy
farming. f ,+
I was first elected to the council of the
Township of Hibbert in 1977 as a coun-
cillor and for the past two years have
been the Deputy Reeve. I am intensely
interested in the welfare of the
Township of Hibbert and its inhabitants,
and have to the best of my ability,
responded to any legitimate request of
the ratepayers of the township in the
forthcoming election. I am again seek-
ing re-election as Deputy Reeve of the
township, and if re-elected will con-
tinue to work for its betterment and
would earnestly solicit your support,
that will enable me to do this.
If you wish transportation to the poll
please call 229-8720.
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