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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-09-04, Page 28Page 16A Times -Advocate, September 4, 1985 ^ r 1► TRIP FUND RAISERS At the recent Zurich Bean Festival, the Zurich Has Beans hockey team operated a bake sale booth to raise funds for a trip to Switzerland. From the left are Bob Johnston, Rick Schilbe, Carol Johnston and Judy Watt. T -A photo Visit cheese museum Granton WI enjoy bus four By MRS. E. SUMMERS The Granton branch of the W.I. sponsored a bus tour August 26. The Murphy Bus which seated 49 passengers was full on leaving Grim- -ton: Mrs Muriel Lewis acted as tour guide and drew our attention to points of interest en route. Our first stop was Woodstock where we Visited the lfarvey Woods outlet and purchased some bargains, after visiting a shopping mall. we had our lunch and later toured the Woodstock Museum which was the former City (fall. Then we hoarded our bus and drove to the S.S. munber :3 ,North Norwich School Museum. then on toOltervitle where .we visited the site of the Oc- tagonal House which is now as a com- munity center and a meeting place for Senior Citizens. We were shown a film on the history of the ( Ic•tagonal Ilouse. Our next stop was at ('ogles Factory Outlet at Tillsonburg, where we all made pur- chases of good things to eat, and received some free samples. Next it was a. visit to the Cheese Factory Museum in Ingersoll. We stopped for dinner in Ingersoll. then boarded the bus for home. Church News At the Granton United Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the Sunday morning -worship and lrx►k the Text for his sermon from the scrip- ture lesson taken from Genesis 11:1-9 and entitled his message "Without God we are all confused. We cannot solve our problems without God. we need His help. A Christian will say "I .can do all things through Christ. because he strengthens me. In -the children's time the Rev. Pierce asked them "How many of you climb up on your Daddy's knee at bedtime. when you do. i want you to say "Jesus loves nie. • The important thing is Jesus really does love you all. said the Minister. ' At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Peter Derrick was the Celebrant of the holy Eucharist assisted by Roger Harmsworth. The Server was John Jones and the Crucifer was David Jones. The lessons were read by Mrs. Percy Hpdgins and the Rector. Rev. Derrick preached his sermon from.Ephesians 6:1(1•'20 on the source of our strength in obeying the laws ul God. Following the Service a social hour was enjoyed. when Rev. Derrick presented John Herbert. on behalf of the congregations burgundy leather Thompson Chain Reference Study Bi- ble. on his leaving to attend the University of Waterloo. in a few chosen words John thanked everyone for remembering him with such a special gift. Personals Rev. Elwood and Mrs. Morden of Hamilton were guests at the Dixon- Ilarloff wedding Friday evening and stayed overnight with Mrs. Elmer Summers. Cancel September Centralia UCW event By Mrs. TOM KOOY Centralia There %% ill he no t V. meeting in the t'niled. c'hur'ch in September as the members are invited to Crediton tonight. September 5. al 11 p.m. The October meeting will be held on Happy Gang plays euchre By ALICE DICKENS Ailsa Craig The Happy Gang seniors mel Wednesday afternoon al the Legion hall. Euchre winners were Lorraine Neil. Myrtle Dixon. Margaret Dores, Gertie Ilodgins, Becky Ross and Florence While. Some of the seniors are planning to attend the games tournament in St. Marys and others planning to visit Montrose. Michigan. seniors. late in September. Plans are being made to visit the Charlton's. Peterborough. in early t)clober, Personals Mrs. Evelyn McNaughton, bliss Margaret Wilson. Mrs. ,lack Rosser. and Alice Dickers attended the Lon- don area Women's • Institute Tweedsmuir History Cu rator's workshop August 13 at the new Goderich township hall near Holmesville. "Photography for Posterity" was the topic enlarged upon by Mrs. Don ( Allison Lobb as speaker. The Ar- chivist - Administrator at the Stratford -Perth Archives. Mr. Jim Anderson, spoke on care of pictures while his assistants. Lutzen Riedslra. researcher. gave information on farm and family histories and house logs. Susan Luckhardt, clerk secretary. showed and told of acid -free paper making. 13111 Fong, a former resident, visited here recently in town. Recent visitors with Miss Margaret Lcive were Dr. ,John Wilker, Mrs. Wilker, Marcus. Kathleen and Nicholas. West 11111. Mr. .Ind Mrs. Langford Morgan (Jean Tweddlel of Merlin visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan, The Anglican church congregation announce that Rev. Doug McKenzie is their new minister. Meanwhile. the United Church people welcome Rev. Anne Beattie. back to the pulpit after her recent holidays. The Crigwiel Activity Centre com- mittee is planning a "Music Night" featuring a group of Sweet Adelines on October 4 co help your Heart Fund f October :i with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Exeter as guest speakers on Africa. Alter what seemed to be a very short summer the school buses are back on the road again. Some new pupils are entering kindergarten. Jeanette Walker to J.A.D. McCurdy and Douglas Rimmer to Mount Carmel. (tick Snelgrove lett Sunday for his apar'Iinent in London where he will enter Fanshawe College on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wilson oI Arneliasburg spent the holiday weekend with bir. and Mrs. Ken Greb. 'Mr. and Mrs Brent Caslick and Gregory spent the holiday weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. George Becklerger of Cargill and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Caslick. Walkerton. Tom and Mary Kooy were dinner guests with Mrs. Mary Davis, 'Tues- day and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sim I((x►Ix►I, 1lensall were visitors with the Kooy's. Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence- Hirt zei spent a few days last week with their daughter Margaret. granddaughter Tracy and friend at a cottage near Goderich and Sunday the Ilirtzel's were guests at the home of their son Nit-. and Mrs. Donald Ilitirel, Parkhill "for a family birthday celebration. when their great grandson and grand- daughter Delphine Scheming and son were celebrating birthdays. Mts. Von Overholt stent Sunday with her sister Mrs. 'Teresa Bedour in Goderich. GRADUATES Linda Mom- mersteeg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mommersteeg, ha's recently graduated from Con- estoga College of Applied Arts' and Technology as an executive secretary. She has accepted a position with Poul Ross, Barrister and Solicitor in Seaforth. tr Many friends in •Granton were visited by the former United Church Minister and his wile the next day. !tin and Mrs. John Stuart Kitchener spent the weekend with John's mother Mrs. Wilma Beaucage. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Mrs. Lois Herbert and John attended the Decoration Service -at St. James Church Clandeboye on Sunday, and later visited with Miss. Roan Hicky at Chateau Gardens Nursing Home Parkhill. they also visited Mfrs. Myr- tle Rodd at South Huron. Hospital Exeter. Chad Anderson arrived home from a month long -hitch -hiking holiday in England. Sunday. At Staffa Visitor from Newfoundland By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Mrs. Anthony Brait, St. John's, Newfoundland visite overnight with her mother. Mrs. O pha Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris and fami- ly, Bale'd Ufe, Quebec, visited this ,past week with Mrs. Ofpha Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Norris and family. Visiting on the weekend at the John Templeman home were, Mrs. Jim Neilso, Jennifer, Jessica and James. St. Catharines, Ruth Templeman, Stratford. Joanne Donovan, Milton. Darlene Ellison, Goderich, Terry Templeman. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Templeman and Lindsay, Mitchell, Mrs. Hank Bertens, Kimberly and Danny, Fullarton, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Parsons and Cassandra Jayne Anniversary Over 60 neighbours, friends. relatives and family attended a sur- prise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Heckman RR 2 Mite'hell Saturday afternoon and evening. honouring Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris on their a01h wedding anniversary. Bob and Bernice have four children. Patricia, Mrs. Jim Skinner. RR 5 Stratford, Susan, Mrs. Rob Heckman, RR 2 Mitchell. Jill and Robert, at home.' and two grand- children. Kristin a nd Courtney Skinner. Everyone enjoyed a roast pig dinner. • PULLING STRINGS Teachers Ruth Martin and Julie Hendrick are helping Robert Elder and Lisa Clarke in a craft project Wednesday at Vacation Bible School at Crediton United Church. 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