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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-04-16, Page 13'TOPS IN INTRAMURAL--Merri Lynn Secord presents Jeff Wallis with the Centralia College top intramural partifipant plaque. `Lawn & Garden Tractors :Cfsoose a John Deere for vdlue and durability re,that you can count on year after year. 1f you're looking for a dependable lawn and garden tractor... choose a John Deere. • 14, 16, 18 and 20 HP models in gas or diesel take the work out of and work, cuts the green and blows the white See us at the Qpfmist Home and Garden kShow... Rec Centre EXETER 4-H girls host their parents April 2, the Crediton Club 4-H.girls held a potluck, supper for their parents. Each girl was to prepare one dish for the supper. After supper the girls talked about what to wear for certain occasions and about being a good sport. April 8 we held our meeting. First we went to the_ funeral home in Dashwooa where Jim Hoffman gave a tour. He showed all the different rooms and different kinds of caskets.. Mary Fleming thanked Jim by presenting him with a gift for his time. Then we went to Dietrich's for our meeting. We talked about going on dates and etiquette at the movies or theatre. Health saying at Kirkton WI By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Kirkton Women's Institute held their March meeting at the Kirkton- Woodham Community Centre. Mrs. Phyllis Rodd, the president, opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was answered by "A saying that has to do with health". The meeting was in theme of "#leelth" wit1J E anor Williams and 'Shirley 13rintnell charge. Our guest speaker was Lo'alee Marshall of Kirkton who spoke on her kidney transplant. Loralee was intrqduced by Eleanor Williams and thanked by Shirley Brintnell and presented with a pot of spring flowers. Lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge of Helen Shute. 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Skunk pre - Mrs. Barker. The next party will be April 22. The April meeting of ' the Clandeboye. Wornen's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Mrs.fArnold Lewis, retiring presi- dent, conducted the meeting. Ten members answered the roll call with payment of fees. Secretary June Henry, reported on a bus trip to Toronto to be sponsored by Lucan W.I. The May meeting for Clanbeboye W.I. will be held in St. James Church Thursday night May 15. Note, change of meeting date. Guests will be Lucan and Cloverdale Institutes and there will be a speaker on "Special Education." The officers for the coming year are: President - Mrs. Jean Hodgins, Vice-president - Mrs. Bruce Henry, Secretary -Treasurer - Mrs. Hazel Cunningham, District director - Mrs. Arnold Lewis, Branch directors - Mrs. Dave Kestle, Mrs. Alan Hill, Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Pianist - Mrs. Alan Hill, Auditors - Mrs. Jack Hodgson, Mrs. Arnold Blake. Public Relations Officer - Mrs. Rupert Williams, Tweedmuir History Dashwood Lutheran ladies meeting By MRS. IRVIN RADER Zion Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Tuesday, April 8 with group 1 in charge of devotions and lunch. Mrs. Nancy Rader, president, opened the meeting with scripture reading and n. the title Famous Women of the Bible. The following names were placed in the proper place by Bible reading - namely, Elizabeth, Sarah, Martha, Eve, Lydia, Ruth, Mary, Dorcas, Hannah and Miriam. A letter was read from our adopted Seminary student, Les Hohner who with .his family plans to attend the May Mother and Daughter supper. The ladies will be in charge of the Lutheran Laymen's League supper April 27. Fourteen members answered the roll call. Cards of thanks and donation were received. One birthday card and one sympathy card were sent out. Mrs. Theta Bruce had closing devo- tions followed by a delicious lunch. Personals Dashwood Senior Citizens will meet April 21 at 8 p.m. Paul and Susan Rader, Ben and Robin,+.London, were' Saturday visitors with Mary Rader. They were supper guests with David and Nancy Rader. April 21 and 28 please phone your news to Mrs. Bernice Boyle or deliver it to her. Wynne Wei o. Win Soutli At1 'osn Hospital, Exeter. Stacey Rader was an overnight guest with her grandmother, Mary Rader, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmer. and family vacationed in Orlando, Florida, where the weather was beautiful. Everyone had a great time. •Education and Cultural ACtivitiea - sumer Affairs - MI's. George Cunn- Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Family 414 Cpl - ,. , liewlt - Mrs. Gerald - tori. Chas. Coughlin, Conveners of Yom- 'r Stapling Committees Agriculture - Lunch. tree, Betty Coughlin and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Pete .and ' Hazel m served a Groenewegen, Citizenship and world delicious dessert lynch and a social Affairs - Mrs Roy Cunldngham, time was spent together. By MRS. TOM KQO1R= ; • - Mr. and Mrs. Elnier Powe i acorn- - Centralia Communtiy Centre held .ed home Sunday following a trip to their r•euchl April 7 with 13 `Texas and Arizona with McNaughton tables playing. Prjse winners were Tours of Ilderton. They report ex- high score - Joypp Willert, Emil cel ant weather and an enjoyable Becker, lone handl - Clara Lewis time. They were away 23 days. Recent visitors with Mrs. Minnie Harrison were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrison, Strathroy; Mrs. Audrey Dixon, Hensall and Miss Sandra Dix- on of Port Severn. The ACW of St. Patrick's Church, Saintsbury met at the home of Mary Kooy, 'Tuesday evening with 14 members and four visitors present. Brent Caslick showed slides on his trip to New Zealand. Harry Noels, low score - Kay Arm- strong, Leroy Oesch 'Lucky No's went to Irene Oesch, Earl Dixon. Next euchre on April 21 will -be con- vened by Ed and Kay Armstrong and Lois and Blanche Hodgins. We are pleased to report that Min- nie Harrison and Harold Lightfoot are progressing favourably after their stay in South Huron Hospital, Exeter and Tom Kooy recovering from a bout with pneumoni. (In your own container) Vegetable 011 1.691 kilo • bASHW000 BALL PROGRAM — Paul Rau and Terry Genttner sign up with Linda Genttner and Kathy -Hayter at minor baseball registra- tion in Dashwood, Saturday. T -A photo is p :4 • • BEST IN DASHWOOD EUCHRE — As the result of a winter long ses- sion of the Dashwood Hotel euchre club, Richard Dennome presents plaques and . prize money to the winners Janet Benneweis and Charlotte Mae. T -A photo Crediton residents back from By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Sam Lawson RR 1 Exeter, Mrs. Russell heaver, Diane and Steve Din- ney returned home frotn a trip to California were they attended a wedding. ' Little Miss Laura Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown- ing London has spent the past week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Browning -Sr. Mrs. Barb Lavett and friend Mit- chell, spent a few hours Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and— Mrs. Mrs. James Barnes and Jenna, Parkhill. Mrs. Leonard Wein celebrated her 76th birthday, April 12. south Don' forget the Crediton and DistrictSSocial dance April 19 at 9 p.m. at Crediton Community Centre. ' Music by Reg Freer. The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from Revelation 1:4-18 and Mark 8:27-38 titled "Stop Being Afraid". Choir practice is Wednesdsay at 8 p.m. Blood Clinic is Wednesday April 30 from 1-4 and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at South *Moroniigh School In hospital at University London, Mrs. Phyllis Sims, at South Huron Ex- -6UP Irving' Stahl and Milton Sweitzer. Mrs. Dora Ringland New York spent Thursday with Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner, RR2 Crediton. Saintsbury ACW see 'down under' slides By MRS. HEBER DAVIS A meeting of St. Patrick's A.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Tom Kooy, Tuesday evening. With 13 members present and two guests. Mr. Brent Caslick, of Centralia presented slides of his recent visit to New Zealand. He explained the map and outlined their trip. The ladies express- ed their pleasure and Mary Kooy presented Brent with a token of ap- preciation. A business meeting follow- ed with further plans for the 125th an- niversary of the church etc. The Thankoffering was presented to be given at the annual A.C.W. meeting in London later this month. The presi- dent Rase Cunningham closed with prayer and all enjoyed a social hour with refreshments provided by the hostess. 1111111t111111111111111t g. Mrs. Hazel Davis accompanied by Mrs. Nadine Bedell and Mrs. Margaret Carroll attended Perth Deanery at St. Stephen's Church Stratford on Wednesday evening. Church Service Sunday was at eleven o'clock with Rev. P. Derrick in charge. Paul Bedell was server and Tyler Bedell and Marguerite Greenelee were readers, Mrs. Mary Kooy was pianist. A short skit entitl- ed "Stone Soup" directed by Kim Van Allan was presented by the Sunday School. Holy Communion followed. Service next Sunday is planned for eleven o'clock. Mrs. Mary Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Nancy and Darren, London were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray and girls. Mentally handicapped people don't want our sympathy - they wont our understanding! Published by the Public Education and Awareness Committee South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Handicapped Phone 237-3637 Box 29, Dashwood, Ont. 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