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Times-Advocate, 1986-03-12, Page 28i Page 16A March 12, 1986 Plan euchre at Ailsa Craig By AL1* DIaUN$ Esther Craven has returned home after a very enjoyable three weeks at a beach near Panama City, Florida with her sisters and husbands, Ila and Norman Durr of Don Mills, Elva and Alvin Giffen near Beeclnvood area, and Margaret Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brice, Mitchell spent Sunday afternoon with his mother, MIs. Ida Bice of Craigholme. For those who like progressive euchre, come to a dessert euchre sponsored by Riverview Women's In- stitute members, at Ailsa Craig Masonic hall at 1:15 on Monday March 17. The village mourns the loss of our historian, the late Miss Margaret Love. • Honour courier at Clandeboye Patrons of RR 2 Lucan (formerly RR1 Clandeboye) gathered Tuesday evening, at St. James Church, Clandeboye to honor their retired mail courier, Arnold Blake, for his 42 years of service. Euchre and crokinole was played followed by readings "Ode to the Rural Mailman" and excerpts read by Clarence and Barbara Carter from their scrap books, which drew gales of laughter. A fun gift was presented first to Ar- nold containing a dish cloth, detergent and tea towel, suggesting he would have plenty of time now to help with dishes. A lovely plant was presented to Lucille. A beautiful wall clock, plus a gift of money was also presented to Arnold and a thank you speech was made in return. A bountiful lunch was served and everyone enjoyed the neighbourly get-together. Prize winners for the games played were, Frieda Rollings, Jack Gilmour, Olive Simpson and Ed Armstrong. St. James Church was broken into sometime early last week, by break- ing a window in the basement, behind the furnace. The cupboard doors were all left open but nothing was missing and they, at least, had the decency not to vandalize. Lucan OPP investigated. WI Meets Mrs. Pete Groenewegen was hostess for the March meeting of the Clandeboye Women's Institute. In the absence of President Elsie Lewis, Jean Hodgins filled in. Secretary, June Henry, read the minutes of the last meeting, treasurer's report and correspondence. Roll call "Something that is adding to pollution" was answered by nine members and one visitor. Mrs. Groenewegen, convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries, introduced the guest speaker, Nancy Roelands of Parkhill, who spoke on her trip last summer to Prince Ed- ward Island as an exchange member of the Junior Farmers. She gave a very interesting talk showing the different places on a map where she visited, while staying with a family on a small farm. She show- ed pictures in a photo album and a large book on Canada which includ- ed beautiful coloured pictures of Prince Edward Island. Lunch was served and a social time was spent together. Old age lives minutes slowly, hours quickly; childhood chews hours and swallows minutes. , • 'esu`.,.. , r:�w WAITING PATIENTLY — aroline Pritchard of Crediton waits with her pets Duke and Rusty for Saturday's rabies shots at the Exeter Animal Hospital. T -A photo WI, umbrella compared at Dashwood meeting Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Women's Institute met Thursday afternoon with 11 members present. President Mrs. Emil Becker welcomed everyone. By means of an umbrella she compared the W.I. to and umbrella revolving continuously in an ongoing circle. Each of its segments depicted March calendar events and how each is carried out by the community work of the Women's Institute. The roll call was answered by show- ing souvenirs received from another country. Exeter Fair list from the Grand Bend W.I. was read. Mrs. Becker thanked the ladies for the lunch and assistance at the euchres. She reminded them to prepare three copies for the reports. Also a gift for your secret pal. The next meeting will be April 1 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Eben Wiegand gave two Irish readings. A singsong was held with Mrs. Alice Tieman at the piano. Since the florist could not be present we played Court Whist with high, Mary Rader; low, Mrs. Verna Becker. A delicious lunch was served. Euchre Eleven tables were in play for the euchre. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Annie Morenz; low, Mrs. Luella Tieman; men's high, Mrs. Frieda Keller playing a man's hand; low, Frank Briggs; most lone hands, Lorne Becker; special gifts (75) Mrs. Lorne Becker and Harold Hendrich. This was the last euchre for now. Baptism Jeffrey Daniel Stephen Hayter Oke infant son of Brad and Janice Oke was baptized in Zion Lutheran church Sunday by Pastor M. Mellecke. Spon- sors were Tom and Elaine Hayter. Personals Sandra Datars had 13 University students from Hellmuth Hall home with her for the weekend. They all had a great time in a fun filled weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Datars en- joyed their stay. Lloyd Rader is a patient in Univer- sity Hospital, London. Mrs. Alma Genttner spent two weeks at Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Don Genttner and Stephen. Final Crediton euchre By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Steve Pertschy was re-elected on the board of directors Hay Twp. Mutual Fire Insurance at the annual meeting February 26 and would like to thank the people for their support: Mrs. Karl Ohmyer, Grand Bend returned home from- Victoria Hospital, London where she under- went surgery. Thejast of the season euchre party was held Tuesday at Crediton Com- munity centre with 11 tables. Winners were Mrs.. Roy Swartz high, Mrs. Leida Regier lone hands. Mrs. Clive Pulman low. For the men Frank Hicks high, Jack Hamilton lone hands and Earl Neil low. Personals Mrs. Don Finkbeiner RR2 Crediton "Cliff Knip Livestock Equipment Sales" Livestock scales (beam), catt e an • ing equipment etc. Scales and Capital facilities eligible for 2/3 grant under provincial .5 year red meat plan. Stocker Slaughter, Cow calf and red veal . Additional $950/annum - weighing incentive grant Cliff Knip, RR 1 Lucan NOM 2J0 Phone 227-1152 • FLOORI NG If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • • • 'R 'T'r 1"IY rri 1• Hopper - In • .1.,i • Save Time • Save Money • See us first Do it yourself or hove our taller Ed Allen do it for ou Hockey Floorin 333 Moln St.. S., Exeter 2331990 Hyland Seeds...A Growing Tradition Soybean Seed Apache, Crusader, Corn Seed LG 2350, HL 2280 Canola Steed Hanna Marion and Dennis Pfaff RR 2 Crediton 234-6471 Nalememessmne f A is recuperating from a fall shereceiv- ed at home hurting her foot. The fund raising dance was held Saturday night at Huron Park with 384 in attendance. Music was provid- ed by Beechwood. Lunch was prepared by Mrs. Jeanei,te Lippert, Ted Whales, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glavin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glavin and Mr. and Mrs Stan Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. David Isaac and Tasha, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Sunday afternoon and supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dallier and girls, Kitchener. The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from Psalms 22:1-11 and Matthew 27:45-50 titled Christ's Cry from the Depths of • Sorrow." Choir practice will be Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. In University Hosptial are Mrs. Phillis Sims and Irving Stahl and at South Huron Milton Sweitzer. There will be a hall board meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at Crediton Community Centre. Don't forget the Ham supper Mon- day, March 17 at Crediton Communi- ty Centre. i( )1 1 1 1 i; l ►1 1I ()11 `III 1 A STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE On the Mom Streot of Dublin 3452250 Free Delivl,r y Correction Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd Centralia Ontario was omitted from a list of "Home Hardware" dealers on the 900 healer Mini Catalogue which was inserted in the Lon- don Free Press March 4, 1986 Catalogue expires March 22. 1986 We look forward to serv- ing you. Centralia rarmors Supply Ltd. 228-6638 At Thames Road World Outreach theme for UCW By MRS. WILLIAM BOlf The March meeting of the United Church Women was held last Monday evening with 22 ladies present. Mrs. Ted Kernick welcomed everyone and opened the worship service with a poem "No Man is an Island". A reading "Where Has this Tale of Indians Led Us" was head by Mrs. George Kellett. The scripture lesson was read by Jean Coward. Mrs. Floyd Stewart gave Stereo Typing with the Indians also handed out an Indian Puzzle for us to work. Mrs. Ted Kernick showed a film strip "As We See It" which was very interesting. Mrs. Floyd Stewart spoke on World Outreach, a reading "The Walls of An Invisible Prison". We sang Up, Up, with People." Mrs. Kellett and Jean Coward received the offering with prayer by Mrs. Arnold Cann. A creed was read by Mrs. Kernick, Mrs. Cann, Mrs. Kellett, Jean Coward and Mrs. Stewart. We sang Welcome Happy Morning. Mrs. Barry Jeffery opened the business part of the meeting with a poem "A Stained Glass Window". The roll call was answered by the most neighbourly thing done for me. The usual business was dealt with. We were invited to Hensall on March 18 1:30 to 4:30, 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. to see many quilts on display, also quilting. Mrs. Jeffery closed with prayer and Group U served a delicious lunch. Church Service The fourth Sunday in Lent church service was held on Sunday morning with Rev. Robert Matheson in charge. We sang "Jesus Bids Us Shine" and Rev. Matheson told the children's story entitled "Second Chances". The scripture lesson was read from WI meets at Kirkton Sy MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Kirkton Women's Institute held their February meeting February 27 at the Kirkton Woodham Community Centre. President Phyllis Rodd opened the meeting with the Institute Ode follow- ed by the Mary Stewart Collect. Joyce Strahan read the minutes of the last meeting. Roll call was answered "State the earliest date in your family tree, its signifance. The motto given by Ruth Shier was True Wisdom lies in gather- ing the precious things out of each day. "Florence Johnson gave a most in- teresting toll "Stamps" that she has for a hobby. Her books and pic- tures were passed around. Helen ghute made a report on CWIF pro- poses changes for WI listed in the winter issue of Home and Country 1986. Phyllis made note of summary night for the Smocking course in Stratford on April 30 at 7 p.m. Lunch was served by Shirely Brint- nell and committee. Joshua 5:9-13, II Corinthians 5:16-21, Luke 15: 11-32. The sermon was entitl- ed "When an old world can become a new world." Intro to Joshua 5:9-12 - The Israelites celebrate their first Passover since entering the Promis- ed Land. Intro to 11 Corinthians 5:16-21 - Those who choose to live in Christ undergo re-creation: they are made again! One whose selfishness and thankless nature came between him and his family returns home a new being. We are all represented in the story of the prodigal son. We all suffer from the desire to want it all and want it all now! Often these desires e fulfilled in this world at the ex nse of other human beings and othe creatures of God's making. Such de are of thA old world. Unselfish d fres - concern Play euchre near Centralia By Mrs. TOM KOOY The regular euchre at Neil's school March 3 had nine tables playing and was convened by Harry and Marian Noel and Helen MacDonald. Prizes went to high score Mildred Hirtzel, George Cunningham; lone hands Jessie Lewis, Jack Gilmour. Having a birthday that day Murray Carter. Lucky numbers went to Lois Hodgins and Frank Hicks. The next euchre March 17 conven- ed by Murray Carter and Earl Morgan. A number of village residents at- tended the dance at Huron Park Rec Centre Saturday night sponsored by Crediton and district social club. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mills surpris- ed Tom and Mary Kooy Sunday in honour of their 51st wedding anniver- sary with dinner out and a social evening at home after. Sympathy is extended to Miss Don- na Ireland in the death of her father in Toronto. Donna spent the past week at home. for others and their plight - are of the new world. Personals If you wish to attend the Easter Sun Rise Breakfast and Worship Service you are to sign your name on a sheet of paper which is on a table in the church. Congratulation to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan on the birth of their grand- daughter Lesley Ann daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Baxter. Leslie and Miranda Knight, Hensall spent a couple of days this week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett. Brenda Ballantyne, Torotno spent the week -end with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Wendy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rodhe were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde, Kippen. Mrs. Kay Morley, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bray, Vanessa and Kristy had supper with Ralph Morley in London, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bremner, Brantford visited a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan. Farmers Book Now to have your spring seed grain custom cleaned on your own farm. Oats, Barley, Rye, Wheat,Mix. ed grains, Soya and White Beans. 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