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Times-Advocate, 1986-10-01, Page 6Times -Advocate, October 1, 1956. CRUISING PLANS -- Shown planning the trip for Wednesday's Beta Theta Sorority cruise are Mary Ellison, Heather Rogers, captain John Anderson and Jay Skillender. T -A photo Seven daughters host party By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Shipka The seven daughter of Mrs. Jessie Walz, of Kitchener, staged a birthday party Thursday for their mother's 91st birthday held at the home of her youngest daughter, Faye Brock in Bolton. Those attending from this area were Lenore Orr, and Eva Nan- carrou, of Southcott Pines. Other daughters attending were Dorothea Sorority meets The September 23 meeting of Xi Gamma Nu was held at the home of Sharon Davis with Barb Poole as co - hostess. After a short business meeting, Sandy Campbell started her program which was on the Middle East. The country she chose to do was Israel and she gave us some background information first as to its size, location and other facts. She then introduced the speaker Mrs. Nola Evans of Lambeth who shared some very interesting slides on Israel. Tea and coffee were served by Sharon and Barb and a delicious dessert which Barb made from a recipe of the Middle East ended the evening. Safety courses Randy Collins president of Hully Gully Honda and the CATVA have made an agreement to bring Canada's Safety Council Driver Education Course to Western Ontario this fall. The courses are designed to train operators the proper and safe way to handle an ATV. The day long courses are offered for Junior and Senior riders at a cost of $49.'with all materials and vehicles being supplied. The courses will take place at the Hully Gully Honda store in London on September 20 and at the Hully Gully store in Varna on September 21. The Canada Safety Council instruc- tor for the course is Frank Schuster and registration will be on a first come first serve basis. If interested please register by mail or drop in to either store. Knights, Windsor, Blanche Walpole and June Carte both of Kitchener and Mary Vanholla, Ottawa. They all en- joyed a time of visiting and picture taking. 4-11 Club news Grand Bend 4-H club, number two, held their second meeting at leader Joan Love's on September 22. Roll call was answered by "Telling all the different types of milk your family uses and how they are used." They had questions on myths of milk, and read about nutrients of milk and how it comes to our table, why and how to pasteurize milk, about homogenizing milk and vitamins add- ed to milk. We learned about different types and fats of milk, eg. goats milk and chocolate milk. We studied charts comparing nutrients of goat's and cow's milk and we decided we liked cow's milk bet- ter. We read sections on special milk, such as U.H.T. lactose reduced milk and concentrated milk. We read how to buy and store milk, and about cook- ing with it and making white sauces. After our learning session we went to the kitchen where we made hot chocolate, creamy pasta and macaroni and cheese, all from scratch, then enjoyed sampling it for lunch. We welcomed two new members, Patti Desjardine and Angela Zielman. Officers elected at the last meeting were president, Helen Warden, vice- president Nancy Volk, secretary treasurer Elizabeth Gaudier, press reporter Connie Russell. Personals Community sympathy is expressed to Nola and Ervin Ratz, in the death of Nola's mother, Mrs. Rose Isaac, on September 21 in her 96th year. Funeral service was held Tuesday September 23 from Hoffman Funeral Home with interment in Grand Bend Cemetery. Six grandsons were pallbearers, and four granddaughters were flower bearers. Harold and Lucille Vincent, Mike and Michelle, spent a recent weekend in Evart Michigan, visiting Lucille's mother, Mrs. Fred Hoffman, also her sisters and their families, Beverley and Horst Kovitzki and Janet and Bruce Navarre. Huron Apothecary Ltd. 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Susie and Wayne Robson, Colin and Sheina, of Essex, visited last week with the children's grandma, Mrs. Annie Zielman and their aunts, Deb- bie and Angie. Side trips for the Rob - son's included a visit to the Toronto Zoo, and to Collingwood, before retur- ning home. Community best wishes to Judy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf, and Luc Marcel Gagnon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Gagnon, of MacGregor, who were married Saturday, September 27, at Greenway United Church. The wedding dinner was held in the Greenway church Sunday School rooms, followed by a reception at Lucan. Hugh and I attended "The Golden Age on Stage" by the Grand Cove Players, held at the Grand Cove Club House, Friday night. Recent visitors with Hugh and I have been Bill Coleman, Kippen, Ed Turnbull, Zurich, Lorne and Loreen Devine, Grand Bend and Oscar and Laura Miller, Dashwood. Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, N. spent the weekend in Detroit with Don's sister, Sandra and Tony Regier, Chris. Heather and Jill. Ken and Ortha Baker, visited last Wednesday, with Ken's sister Loraine Neil, in St. Joseph Hospital, London where she is recuperating from a broken leg. Kirkton WI tour Richardson Foods For the ',September 25 meeting on education, the ladies of Kirkton Women's Institute enjoyed a tour of Richardson Foods, Ltd. in St. Marys. After the tour, the ladies retwrned to the home of Mrs. Ewart Crago where the meeting continued. Roll call was answered by taking the first initials of your name and describe yourself. This was cause for laughter. Business followed and all were reminded of the Perth County Institute Rally, on October 9 at Kirkton-Woodham Community Cen- tre, and the London Area convention in London October 16 and 17, delegate will be Mrs. Bob Ratcliffe. There will be two banquets to cater to on November 5 and December 13. It was moved to continue to honor the 4H leaders and girls receiving their Provincial and advance honors, with a gift. Mrs. Ross Francis read a poem "Yesterday, today and tomorrow". For the remainder of the meeting, Mrs. Fred Parkinson showed slides on a recent trip to Western Canada, Expo and the United States. , Sorority sponsors gala evening Take imaginary An imaginary cruise to southern seas aboard the S.S. Beta Theta was the theme for an evening of entertain- ment at the Exeter Legion Hall last Wednesday • Passengers were greeted by the Captain and served cocktails on the afterdeck before assembling on the promenade deck to view an amusing film portraying vactioning couples on t )ard a cruise ship. Jennifer Sellers from Esprit Vaca- tions conducted typical ice -breaking games with unsuspecting guests. Many lucky passengers won booty from the ships treasure chest while a variety of hors d'oeuvres were served. The climax of the evening was a fashion show of beautiful and prac- tical cruise wear by Colours. Each model wore garments suited to her particular season to demonstrate the dramatic effect which the right col- ours can have on anyone's appearance. The evening was sponsored by Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in conjunction with Ellison Travel and was co-ordinated by Mary Ellison. All proceeds will be used for community projects supported by Beta Theta. Prize winners were: bunch of helium balloons - Lois Godbolt, Liz Millson; Globus Gateway - Dianne Ahrens, Mary Lomas; Colours -Jane Wilson; CP Air - Louise Glenn , Lin- da Feagan; Pastry Roller - Gladys Talbot; British Airways - Gayle Sargeant; Northlander - Marlene McDougall; Instant Romance - Jane Truemar; Ellison Travel Bag and Bottle of Wine - Susan Kraftcheck, Heather Marcy; Serving Set - Maida Gaiser; Esprit Bag and T-shirt - Lois Webster, Theresa Regier; Esprit Bag cruise - .Mary Lou Evans, Joyce Mave Rum - Janice Million; Count Flowers Gift Certificate - Kar Wallen; Colours - Geraldine Smi $100 gift certificate from Ellis n Travel - Maude Connon, Dorot y Long. READY TO CRUISE — Wednesday's Come Sail the Southern Seal cruise at the Exeter Legion sponsored by the Beta Theta SororitM chapter was well attended.'Doug Ellison of Ellison Travel chats with models Crystal Cascadden and Helen Brand. 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