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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-01, Page 32Page 16A Tl mes-Advoctlte, Uctobif 1, I Yt10 WHAT IS TRUMP? — Intently studying their cardspt Wednesday's Sports Night at the Exeter Legion are Olive Ferguson, Lee Webber and Gord and Ev Bieber. T -A photo At Mrs. McAllister's Kippen East WI tour gardens By Margaret Hoggarth Kippen East Womens Institute met on the lovely evening of September 17 at the home of Mrs. McAllister of Bayfield. Before darkness fell we toured the herb garden with Mrs. McAllister as our guide. We were able to sample some and learned of their many uses. Among the many herbs we were shown were lavender, yar- row, peppermint, silver sage, costmary, feverfew, sage, borage, basil, cammomile, fennel, lemon balm, burgamont, river mint and tar- ragon, to name a few. We then returned to the house where the meeting was resumed. Mrs. McAllister was thanked by Mona Alderdice and presented with a gift of appreciation. Helen MacLean read a poem "Should You Go First" and a moment of silence followed in memory of the late Grace Pepper. A 20 cent fine was charged to five members who failed to wear their in- stitute pin. The County Rally is to be held in Walton on October 6, and area con- vention in London October 16 and 17. Grace Drummond gave a reading entitled "Hugging". This was follow- ed by participaction. Dorothy Bell conducted a contest which was won by Evelyn Workman. Frances Kinsman read two poems "Garden Thoughts" and "If You Have A Garden'''. Courtesy remarks were given by Evelyn Workman. Margaret Hoggarth presented a farewell gift to Evelyn, who is leav- ing in October to live in St. Marys. Lunch was served by Thea Wisch, Charlotte McDowell, and Agnes Eyre. We all sampled a cup of Mrs. McAllister's herb tea. - A reminder that the October meeting will be on the fourth Wednes- day of October: Kippen United Church Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit of St. Andrews on Sunday September 28. As Sunday October 5 is World Wide Communion Sunday, Ho- ly Communion will be observed in St. Andrews Church on that day. Choir practice will be Sundays at 10:30 a.m., additional members, both male and female are needed. Kippen Church will celebrate their anniversary on Sunday October 19. �. Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Happy 40th anniversary to John and Rosemary Stewart. A party was held Saturday evening for them at Crediton Community centre where friends, neighbors and relatives helped them celebrate. The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from II Corinthians 4:1-6 titled "The Sun is Shining and 1 am Blind." Choir practice is Wednesday even- ing at 8 p.m. in the Church sanctuary. The U.C.W. October meeting will be held Thursday October 2 at 8:00 p.m. in the Sunday School rooms. Sunday October 5 will be the celebration of Worldwide Commu- nion, the Sacrament of Holy Commu- nion will be celebrated at the regular morning worship service time of 10 a.m. Val Skillings will be sharing the love of Jesus Chrisuthi ough song and testimony on Saturday, October 4, 1986 at 7 p.m. in the Parkhill United Church. In hospital at London University is Joe Varley and at South Huron Mrs. Hanna Lamport. Flowers in front of the Communion table were in memory of Mrs. Rose Isaac Last week's paper should have read Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe who celebrated their anniversary and not Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paine. Sorry for the error. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator at- tended the Preszcator reunion at Salford, Sunday. • Verna Gingerich • 00 the tots `+ co•Op fa service+ At. our new location , 429 Main St., Exeter (between Extate Realty and National Trust) Phone 235-1109 IIfE HOMT AUTO C()MMIRCIAI FARM TRAM_ 4 Congratulations to Bob and Marlene Bell on becoming grand- parents. Their grand -daughter Stacey Lee was born on Wednesday September 17. Linda and Dan Crerar are the proud parents. Al and Margaret Hoggarth have returned from a few days up north, where they visited with Al's cousins Janice and Grant Schultz and family of North Bay. They then drove through the lower part of Algonquin Park to enjoy the beautiful colours of the leaves on the trees. On Saturday September 27, Al, Margaret, Greg, Paul, and Janet Hoggarth travelled to Hamilton to watch the graduation ceremonies at Mohawk College, when Paul Hog- garth received his diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology. 4-H Club News The first meeting of Kippen-3 was held at Brucefield Church at 7 p.m. on Tuesday September 16. The two new leaders Mrs. Janet Papple and Mrs. Barbara Moffat introducted themselves. Then all the members had to introduce themselves by tell- ing everyone what they like to do and what they hoped to learn from this club. The officers were elected as follows: President, Janet Papple; Vice President, Janice Moffat; Secretary, Floating; Treasurer, Lois Anne Lostell ; Press Reporter, Floating. This 4=H Club is called"Milk Makes It". We discussed the importance of calcium in our diets and learned about osteoporosis, the crippling disease which mainly affects the bones of older women. We did a quiz tosee if we were possible candidates for osteoporosis, then figured out if we were getting enough calcium in our diets. We divided into two groups in the kitchen and made Mexican salad and nacho. Both foods taste exquisite. Camping story at church Thames Road UCW meet Monday w MRS. WILLIAM MONS The regular church service Sunday was in charge of Rev. Robert Matheson. The childern's hymn "Birds are Singing" wasand Rev. Matheson told the d�'s story "Going Camping" Farwell to Cewtralia pair W Mrs. TOM KOOT A very large crowd of friends. and neighbours called at the Dufferin Hotel open house on Friday in honour -of Don and Evelyn Audus who are retiring to London after 14 years to the village. The new owners Mike and Kaye Keegan have taken possession and we wish them every success. It is to be known as Keegan's Inn. The first euchre party of the season will be held at the community centre on Monday, October 6 at 8: 30 conven- ed by Larry and Mary Cronyn and Tom and Mary Kooy. Hope to see you all there. Church service at the United - Church will be held next Sunday at the usual hour with Rev. Kurtz of Bayfield the special speaker. Tom and I joined the Bryanston Senior Citizens on a bus trip to Coll- ingwood, Midland and other places of interest last week. The colours were at•their best and all enjoyed the bus trip with Peter McNaughton at the BEST PONY AND RIDER — Penny and Amanda Schussler are shown with pony Ping Pang in Saturday's Ilderton Fair parade. NAME THE PRICE — Setting prices for Saturday's Exeter United Church Garage Fair were co-ordinotor Cathy Seip and Rev. Rick Hawley. T -A photo Bring a good book is Elimville roll call By SHIRLEY COOPER The Elimville United Church Women met recently at the church with a good attendance of members. The Christian Development commit- tee was in charge. Mrs. Howard Pym opened the meeting with a short meditation. A Skit "Native People vs. White Man" prepared by Mrs. Cora Miners was presented. Taking part were Sandra Rowe, Kaye Grubb, Kay Penhale, Marion Skinner, Janet Coward as In- dians and Brenda Hovius as a white judge of a court. *j41rs. Pym led in prayer. President Mrs. Floyd Cooper con- ducted the business. The roll call was answered by "Bring a good book or magazine article that has assisted with your Christian growth to ex - v Get Your 1987 Dated Material imismanamsamiumemoil t change with other members." A cou- ple of banquets were discussed. A donation was made to the Board of Management. Several members in- dicated that they would attend the South Huron Regional at Crediton, Monday evening. An invitation was received from Zion United Church Women to attend their October meeting and a number indicated that they would attend. Mrs. Millie Fulton and Mrs. Shirley Wilkinson agreed to attend a meeting at the new nursing home in Exeter to represent the United Church Women. Everyone jou in singing "Wor- ship the Lord." s also included ac- tions. A skit "Come, Let us Worship" was presented by Grace Pym, Janet Coward, Kaye Grubb, Joan,Cooper, Marjorie Johns, Sandra Rowe, Cindy Pym, Jean Johns and Sharon Lynn. At the conclusion of the skit Sandra Rowe led in singing "Father, I Adore You." Personals Steve Wilkinson, Lindsay spent the weekend at home. During church service tbe Sunday School held their promotion Sunday when a number of the members rete ed diplomas and seals. Follow- ing the service a social theme was held in the basement with hot dogs, cake and cold drinks being served. ynnnunnonpnnmm�lnnununnnnnunuuu Ceramics t • in Hensall Classes day -or evening depending on response CaII after 6 p.m. 236-7144 A11111111IHI1HIHI111111ItIIIf11111111111111f1H111111111% Best Interest f01/%* Guanteed 4 Investmarent Certificatis * subject to change ealser.Kseale egInsurance Brokers Inc. Exeter Grand Bend 235.2420 238-8464 Clinton Hansell Goderich 482.9747 262-2119 524.2118 The Scripture lesson was read from Joel 2:23-29, 1 Timothy 6:6-19, Luke 16:19-31. The sermon was entitled "Mg Up." Celebration of the Lord's win be observed on Sunday October 5 at 11:15 a.m. It is Worldwide Com- munion Sunday. Sacrament of Bap- tism is being held at this service. Everyone from both comgregatigns is invited to - a Fellowship Hooe�rr at Thames Rodd following the Wbiship service. The October meeting of the United Church Women will be held on Mon- day October 6 at 8 p.m. The Stewar.- ship and Finance Committee are in charge o1 the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker of Chiselhurst, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and Rod, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Taylor, Kari, Kim, and Krista of Hensall were guests a week ago Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Parker, Tim, Erin, Ryan and Megan. . They were celebrating a 10th wed- ding anniversary and three birthdays, among those being the second birth- day of Megan Parker. Happy birth- day Megan which was Setpember 26. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann spent a . weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Luxton, Chatham. Mrs. Barry E. Miller and infant daughter returned home from a Lon- don Hospital, Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Kunicki, London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart. Miss Sandra Stewart and Mr. Sean Richardson, Vancouver spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart. Mrs. Floyd Stewart held a Bridal shower for Miss Sandra Stewart Sun- siay afternoon. It was a family shower. Graduation and Initiation ceremony of Thames Road and Eliin- ville Explorers will take plebe Wednesday October 1 at 7:00 p.m. at Elimville church. All girls ages 9,10 and 11 are welcome. Contact Shirley Kerslake 7.29.8730 if you are interested in joining. Bart DeV rie PHOTOGRAPHY lay Do you know a young person who went that extra mile? The search is on for Ontario Junior citizens of the Year. ("/ AWA20111 Do you know someone in your community. between the ages of 6 and 18 years, who hu gone that extra mile? Someone who has shown selfless service, resourcefulness. ingenuity, or acts of courage that "good kid"? Someone special that you think should be tecogtuized? You can help Canadian Pacific Air Lines and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association honour these kids by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Contact your local community newspaper. Spring deadline for individual and group nominations is June 30th. 1986. Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year • recipients will receive a plaque, a cash prize, a family pheto.portraitwith ds Lieutenant -Governor of Wei°. end a tidal pin. Contact our Junior Citizens' Co-ordinator Jim Beckett Exeter Times Advocate Canadian Pacific IR Air Lines Why not honour a deserving kid this year? Mayor's Proclamation Of all the rights Canadians enjoy, few are more precipus than the right to freely own, use, transfer or bequeath real property, so long as the rights of others are not infr- inged upon. All too often, the rights that come with home ownership are taken for granted. Yet they are part of the Canadian heritage, rights that have been hard-won and must be preserved for generations yet to come. Collective efforts to achieve this goal have the potential to enhance the well-being of our community. Real estate practitioners in EXETER, as members of the HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD, and the Canadian Real Estate Association are setting aside a week to remind Cana- dians of their property rights legacy and to encourage their participation in the respon- sible preservation of the basic freedom to own private property. Therefore, I, BRUCESHAW, Mayor of EXETER, do hereby proclaim 5 October to 13 October 1986 to be Private Property Week. I ask all residents of EXETER, to join with the HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD and its members in marking this period to reflect that we are free people endowed with the right to own real property - a right not enjoyed in many other countries -.and that we are given the responsibility to pro- tect that right. 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