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Appreciation dinner for Clandeboye YCW
home and property, also her
household effects in an auction sale
last Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Manders are the new owners.
Clandeboye United Church Women
held their final meeting on Thursday
evening in the form of an "Apprecia-
tion Dinner" when twenty ladies sat
down to a delicious hot'roast turkey
dinner, at Heywood's Family
Restaurant.
Following the dinner a short
meeting was held with Jean Brown
giving an interesting message. com-
paring our lives with palm trees.
Business included lunch plans for the
church closing. Donations for "Com-
passion" were received. Pictures of
the group were taken for the church
history. Door prizes were woh by Beth
Neil and Jean Hodgins.
A community bridal shower was
held on Wednesday evening at St.
James church to honour Marilyn
Groenewegen, whose marriage to
Michael Scott takes place July 6. Bar-
bara Carter was M.C. for the evening
and contests were conducted by
Jeanine Vanneste and Jean Hodgins.
A beautiful brass hoop lamp was
presented to;Marilyn from the com-
munity. She received- other lovely
gifts as well. Marilyn thanked
everyone and invited all to their
"Open Reception":.
Others assisting with the shower in-
cluded Helen Koricina, Gladys Cun-
ningham, Gwen and Irene Lynn,
Olive Simpson, Elsie Lewis, Hazel
and Ruth Hill.
Cunningham
Mrs. Agnes Hornell disposed of her
Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Members of the Rannoch Score
with Safety 4-H club met at the home
of Dollie Melos. Members enjoyed a
pot luck supper before attending
Achievement Night at Mitchell. May
22.
Lisa Milos presented a speech on
her assistant leaders project.
Members in attendance were leaders
Dottie Milos and Beverley Haynes,
president Lisa Milos, vice-president
Tammy Richardson, secretary Anita
Broers, Vicky Brvan, Gordon Black.
Cheri Spence, Katie Cade and Ellen
Mahaffy.
Congratulations to Gordon Black on
receiving her sixth club award. The
next 4-H club will be Basic Bake.
Members will learn how to bake pies,
cakes and etc. from scratch.
Any person male or female in-
terested in this or any club may con-
tact Dollie Milos 229-8758 or Beverley
Haynes 229-6711. The club will meet
again in September.
Mrs. Hornell and daughter.
Margaret Hettrick, of Kirkland Lake,
spent the past week with the Hodgins
family before returning home on Sun-
day with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Ramsay, who came from the Nor-
thern town on the weekend, to attend
the graduation of their son, Robert,
from Althouse College. at Western
University, on Saturday.
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Times -Advocate, June 12, 1985
WINS BICYCLE -- Willie Partridge of Exeter won a bicycle in a re-
cent draw at Mac's Milk sponsored by Coca Cola. Above, he receives
his bike from Coke's Erie and Huron representative Bill Pickering and
Mac's local manager Betty Inch. T -A photo
Thames 1Road
UCW meets
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
The June meeting of the United
Church Women was beld Monday
evening in the church basement with
some 20 ladies present.
Mrs. Lee Webber opened the
business part of the meets with a
poem. "When Summer Walks" The
roll call was answered with "Where
1 Would Like to spend My Vacation."
The usual business was dealt with.
R was decided to send $250. to the Tor-
nado Relief. A skit on Korea was
given by Mrs. Lorne Passmore, Mrs.
George IFellett.1Mrs. Mac Hodgert,
Mrs. Don Richardson, and Mrs. Ar-
nold Cann. The theme was "Joyous
Service" and Mrs. Richardson gave
the Call to Worship. The Scripture
Matthew 25:34-40 was read by Mrs.
Cann.
A reading "The People Who Live
On" was read by Mrs. Passmore.
Mrs. Hodgert read "Service To
Others". Mrs.Richardson gave a
reading, Mrs. Cann read "Joy of Ser-
vice". Mrs. Kellett gave a reading. A
piano selection by Mrs. Bill Rohde,
Mrs. Kellett led . in prayer. Mrs.
Passmore and Mrs. Richardson
• received the offering and prayer by
Mrs. Hodgert..
It was the World Outreach Commit-
tee that was in charge of the meeting.
Group U served a delicious lunch.
Bridal Shower
About 60 girls and ladies gathered
in the church basement on Wednes,
day evening to honour Miss Elaine
Stewart bride -elect of July.
Miss Agnes Bray played God Bless
the Day i met You and Mrs. Walter
Kunicki escorted Elaine to a
decorated chair.
Mrs. Gordon McCarter welcomed
everyone and was the chairlady for
the program, which consisted of a
humorous reading by Mrs. Floyd
Stewart. A skit entitled "Licenses"
was played by Mrs. Ted Kernick and
Mrs. Glen Lamport.
A humorous song with Mrs. Bev
Alexander. Mrs. Glen Stewart. Mrs.
Floyd Stewart. Mrs. Walter Kunicki,
Mrs. Glen Lamport. Mrs. Ted Ker -
nick and Mrs. McCarter singing and
acting and their dress was quite dif-
ferent. Miss Agnes Bray accom-
panied them on the piano.
Mrs Alexander read a nicely word-
ed address and Lisa and Lori Kernick
and Kerry Manders pulled in a
decorated wagon filled with many
useful and beautiful gifts. The au -
(hence sang a couple of choruses.
Afteropening the gifts. Elaine
Thanked eN'ryone. All joined in sing-
ing For She's a .lolly Good Fellow. A
delicious lunch was then partaken of
which brought an enjoyable evening
to a close
Church Service •
The Sunday church service com-
nienc•c+ti downstairs with the singing
of the children's hymn "Let There Be
light" Mrs. David Passmore show-
ed a film strip "Living and Risking-
- Our lleritage and Our Future".
Rev Robert Matheson told the
children a story entitled "Why The
Light Needs to be Shared." The con-
gregation then retired to the
auditorium for the remainder of the
service which was the special
celebration of the sixtieth anniver-
sary of the l'nited Church of Canada.
The choir sang The ('hunch By the
Side of the Road accompanied by the
organist Miss Agnes Bray.
The scripture lesson was taken
from 1 Samuel 16:1-13, ii Corinthians
4 :, 12, Mark 2:23-3:6. The Commu-
num Meditation was entitled "Rebirth
Comes in More Than One Type of
Packaging..
Rev. Robert Matheson was m
charge of the Communion Service at
which the elders served communion.
The Sunday School anniversary will
he held next Sunday. June 16 at 11
a m. There will be no Sunday School.
Personals
Several ladies from this communi-
ty were at the Open house at the
future home of Miss Karen Cottle.
Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Roy Pepper. Exeter
were Saturday supper guests with
Mr and Mrs. William Rohde.
Mrs. Ken Brazier. Brantford, and
Mrs Rose Passmore, London. attend-
ed church at Thames Road Sunday
and were dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd Ballantyne.
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