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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-01-29, Page 10,r. - � ♦;-,F �-n4'a 4 Ater. f .. 41' .' ,tom-�+a�Yst, ,, 10 Tim.s-AdVOCats, January 29. 1986 0:16' ashwood seniors • dear about trip to Europe • N MO. IRVM RAOUR ' Dashwood Senior Citizens met Moa - day, January 20 at the Community Centre. The meeting opened with the singing of 0' Canada and the Lord's Prayer. President, Mrs. Ross Love read a poem. There were 44 members present and 9 guests. The card secretary sent out three get -well, two syinpathy and 90 and 95 birthday .cards. Louis, Nellie Weigand, Aldene• Wolfe and Millie Webber will play In the Shuffleboard Tournament at Var- na May 10. Mrs. Alice Tiernan presided for the program. She read a poem "A Little Mixed Up". Mrs. Eben Weigand gave a reading and Everett Hoist gave two readings "The Farmer's Duck" and GLIDING OVER THE ICE — Enjoying a skating session at the Stephen township arena Thursday after- noon were Stephen Central students Jennifer Pickering, Stacey Rader, Karen McKay and Christine Schade. At Centralia To prepare By Mrs. TOM KOOY Centralia The postoned January United Church Women's meeting was held January 16 at the church. Freda Roll- ings, Janet Hicks and Jean Isaac were in charge of the program. The meeting was opened by repeating "The purpose of the UCW" followed with prayer by Freda. The scripture was read by Jean. Janet read an amusing article by Giselle Ireland and "Remembering Leisure Times" by Andrew Dixon. Reflections on Women in Develop- ment was presented by Freda Roll- ings assisted in the Bible reading by Jean. The program closed with the Lord's prayer. Janet Hicks presided over the business and opened with a reading "Younger You Would Like to Grow". Mildred Greb was appointed to Play cards at Mount Carmel Sunday evening was an enjoyable evening of euchre sponsored by the Mount Carmel CWL with 12 tables in l pa Prizes were given to the lucky holders, Man's high Cleve Pullman, Men's low Lawrence Hirtzel; ladies high Lilly Swartz, Ladies low Ruth Shaddock. Most lone hands Philomene Hogan. Everyone enjoyed a hot cup of cof- fee and sandwich before returning home. UCW histor prepare the history for the 25th an- niversary of the U.C.W. next year. It was announced the World Day of Prayer service would be held March 7. Lois Wilson and Marian Deline were appointed as delegates to the an- nual . meetng of the Huron -Perth United Church Women. Annual reports were given. The meeting was closed with a reading by Janet "A Big Adventure". Lunch was served by Donna Smith and June Essery. Personals Mrs. Diane Andrews is the captain of the Heart and Stroke Foundation and will be canvassing the village in February for donations. Neil's School euchre January 20 was convened by Otto and Dorothy Darling, and George and Perry Cun- ningham with prizes going to high score - Lois Hodgins and Ron Fahner. Lone hands - Margaret Carter. Nelson Squires low scores Alma Hodgins and Jack Gilmour. The next party is February 3 and will be convened by Bill and Marlyn Dixon and Jack and Ann Gilmour. Correction - In Last weeks issue it should have read that Jodi Mills was the birthday girl not Lori. Sony Jodi ! Mr. and Mrs. Ron Snelgrove, Crediton were Saturday evening visitors with Tom and Mary Kooy. Snelgroves were all smiles this past week when their daughter presented them with their first grandchild. Amy Kathleen Mitchell at Guelph Hosptial. Rob Snelgrove spent the weekend with his friend Clyde Kooy of Huron Park. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp ac- companied friends to London Satur- day evening where they had suppet at the Great West Beef restaurant and attended the trailer show at Western Fair. Norman and Kay were both cP1 hratino hirthdays. "Jost A Story". Bili Chandler sang two numbers - George Buns number ' I Wish 1 Was 18 and Let There Be Peace. Erich Frieter spoke on their trip to West Germany and Poland. It was most interesting. & lot of places he wanted to see were gone, especially the churches. Mrs. Frieter showed pictures of their trip. They have been in Canada 35 years and are very grateful. They presented the seniors with a wooden plaque bearing a Friedsburg crest. Tuesday,. afternoon the Seniors played Shuffleboad. There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the community centre January 2i sponsored by the Women's Institute. Playing as men were win - Quilting bee for Cromarty. ladies By MRS. RRT LA1NG Cromarty For their January meeting the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary met at Mary Elliott's home for an afternoon of quilting. Betty Lou Nor- ris presided for an afternoon of quilting. Betty Lou Nerds presided the the meeting, opening it with a poem, 0 Great Spirit. Alice Gardiner read the scripture which served as an introduction to the new study this year on Native Canadians. Ruth Laing introduced the study book, Hear the Creator's Song, and mentioned various Stories of Inuit, Metis and Indians that have appeared in recent newspapers and magazines, as well as conducting a brain-teaser contest on Indian tribes. Roberta Templeman had the topic, reading an article on All I Want. is ners Mrs. Elgin Rader, ; and Mrs. Joan McCann, low; Ladies high, Mrs. Jean Walper; low, Mrs. Emilie Miller; most lone hands, Mrs. Pearl Miller. The next eychre Will be February 4. Personal - June Miller, Zion, spent Thursday with her mother, Mary Rader. Mrs. Luella Tiernan has returned home following several weeks' vacation spent in Detroit with her sisters, Mrs. Kate Reschke and Mrs. Verda Bosk. Heart campaign February is Heart Month with Alida Struyke captain for Dashwood.. The Dashwood Businessmen's Club with Harry Hayter captain assisted by Ray Hartman has consented to do the west side of Hay Township from highway 21 to the 16th. Mrs. Florvnce Marten's sister, Mrs. Robert Easter of Sarnia spent the weekend with her. Remember the euchre party to be held February 4 at 8 p.m. at the com- munity centre. Peace and Quiet. During the business, motions were made to send all the allocation money on hand to the Presbyterial treasurer, and to assist in catering to a wedding in the fall. A delicious lunch of rainbow jello dessert and cookies was served. Farewell Wednesday evening the Comarty West line met at the home of Mervin and Betty Dow for a farewell party Jim and Dorothy Miller and their daughter, Betty Anne, who are mov- ing in the near future to their new home beside the Presbyterian Church in Mitchell. Following an evening of cards an address was read and they were presented with a large picture and vases. The Millers will be missed in the neighborhood as They have been very active in church and communi- ty work. 9314% 1 Mk IsO 3/4 % YEAR I\' I' I \tl \ 1 53 WEST 51 - GODFRICH 1.800-265.5.503 u.ri•4S On location or Studio Bart DeVrie PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL s • GRO• WEDDINGS - PUBLICITY Tekphone 235.1298 137 Thames Rd., East, Exeter, Ont. sssRi �� , SKATE SOLOS — Chrystal Jones and Andrea Hendrick of Zurich skated solo numbers in Sunday's Exeter precision skating club show. A full house for activity centre film By ALICE DICKENS Ailsa Craig President Ervin Gingerich of the Activity Centre committee welcomed a "house full" to the first film after (' tmas holidays, January 17. an( .ryone enjoyed "Buttered perch pions" and "The house that the Wasp built". A lively sing -song followed. The president,announced the following events, films on February 14 at 7:30 p.m. and dessert euchre on February 17 at 1:15 p.m. Tea and cdokies were served by Janet Bose and committee. Before leaving, all wished Sinclair McIntosh a happy 95th birthday. During the United Church morning Clandeboye pair back from south service, January 19, Mrs. Max Macgregor read the list of the United Church Women after which Rev. Beattie installed the officers. Greeting at the church door was Maurice Harwood. The minister welcomed everyone and entitled her sermon "Transformation and Abun- dance" choosing the scripture readings of Isaiah 61: 1-5 and John 2: 1-11. Gang The Happy Gang seniors met on Januray 22 at the Legion for their monthly pot -luck dinnner. Following this, eleven tables of progressive euchre were in play. Reta Morley, Myrtle Maguire, Myrtle Dixon, Joe Carter, Ted Harmer and Fred Lewis were winners. Next euchre February 5 at 1:30 p.m. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ward, Scar- borough, visited on Sunday with her Mary and Wilmer Scott returned mother, Mrs. Ida Bice at Craigholme. Sunday from a two week vacation in February 11 the Board of Stewards sunny Florida via the llderton - are serving a pancake supper in the McNaughton Tours. United Church basement. (:ail and Randy Daniels who have After a month's recess, Riverview lived in ('landeboye for several years, Women's Institute will resume moved to London Saturday. meeting on February 4 at 1:30 p.m. Marilyn Lee is hack to work at when a program on Citizenship and Carter's store after a 10 day round of World Affairs will be presented. the flu Roll call will present a variety when Congratulations! to Lois and Allan an article of your own winter's han- ('unningham on the arrival of Jesse's dicraft will be displayed. Visitorgftre baby brother, Drew. welcome. Bedroom Suites, DiningrooM Suites, technics Stereos, Carpets, Sewing Machines, Etc. 4 1