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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-08, Page 9'4 . PUTTING UP LIONS SIGN — The Crediton Lions club recently approaches to the police village of Crediton. Shown during the president John Parent and Cam Stewardson. Visit St. Marys placed International Lions signs at both putting up procedure are Bill Chadwick, T -A photo Clandeboye WI enjoys theatre Members of the Clandeboye Women's Institute enjoyed a social night out for their October meeting. They travelled to St. Marys where they enjoyed the Dinner -theatre, held at the Community Centre, sponsored by Citizen Advocacy of St. Marys and District. A delicious hot beef dinner preced- ed the one man show "Letter From Wingfield Farm" a comedy by Dan Needles, starring Ron Beattie. It was well presented and everyone had a good laugh. A short business meeting for the W.I. was held while we sat around the table before the meal. The Better Liv- ing Programs for 1986-87 were turn- ed down for the lack of leaders and not enough interest. Banquet and luncheon tickets for the London Area Convention have been purchased and a delegate and branch member will attend. An in- vitation to attend Lucan Women's In- stitute October 14, meeting to be held at "The Villa" at 2 p.m. Speaker - Roll call - bring a treasure handed down from an ancestor. Pennies for Friendship will be a penny for each ten pounds of your weight. Also a hat or costume contest will be judged, so it you have a hat or dress you wore in some type of celebration, bring it along. Clandeboye members are remind- ed of the -donations to the Christmas Cancer Baskets or Cupboard, to be brought to the November meeting. A date of November 1 has been set for disposing of the Clandeboye United Church property and fur- nishings. The time will be announced later in an advertisement forthcoming. Elsie Lewis, Mary Scott and Hazel Cunniiigham represented Clandeboye Women's Institute as guests of the South Lobo W.I held at Coldstream Hall, Tuesday. Mary Henderson of Komoka and Mabel Watson, of Parkhill, spoke on their trip to the A.C.W.W. conferencg in Ireland. Mrs. Don Leslie, the former Pearl Whiteford of Winnipeg, Manitoba and formerly of Clandeboye renewed old acquaintances in the community Sun- day as she attended services at Lucan United Church. In conversation, she told me she met her husband in the air force dur- ing the early 1940's and is the mother of 10 children, the youngest being 25 years of age. She was accompanied to Lucan by her sister Anne of London. Rev. Jean Morris, minister of Ailsa Craig Presbyterian Church. Dashwood fire group donates By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Firemen have been a busy crew raising money by means of a yard and rummage sale. They rais- ed $250 for Muscular Dystrophy and are raising money for audio visual equipment. Other projects involve future fire equipment. Peter and Sandra Kleinstiver, Jessie, Joshua and Benjamin, Guelph, were weekend guests with Lorne and Helen Kleinstiver. The Seniors Fall Rally will be held October 16 at Dungannon Senior Cen- tre with registration from 12 to 1. Mr. and Mrs. Grisdale of Detroit visited with Emil and Katherine Becker, -Saturday. ERECT DASHWOOD SIGNS — Thanks to the Dashwood Business all intersections in the signs are Kathy T -A photo Association, street signs have been erected at the police village. Shown here putting up Hayter, Harold Stire and Lorne Becker. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 (Established in 1876) Provides Full In- surance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Jock Harrigan RR 3 Luton 227.4305 Robert Gordner RR 2 Stoll° 345.2739 Lloyd Morrison RR I St Marys •229.8277 Lorne Feeney RR 2 Dublin 3452543 Jack Hodgert RR 1 Kirkton 2296152 Robert Cholfe RR 5 Mitchell 3488293 AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodhorn John Moore Dublin Joseph limo( Mitchell 2296643 3451512 348-9012 In the event of a loss the director must see the damage before repairs are made. one of Crediton By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR The sermon .topic at Zion United Church was taken from Genesis 22:1-14 and John 1220-33 titled "The Voices We Hear". Worldwide Com- munion Sunday was held. Choir practice will be held Wednes- day evening at 8 p.m. At South f luron hospital Exeter are Mrs. Hanna Lamport and Eric Finkhviner. The October U.C.W. meeting was held October 2. A Thanksgiving wor- ship service was presented by Mary Draisey, Nancy Brand and Doreen Lightfoot. Leila Finkheiner read another chapter on study of the Native Indians. President Leila Finkbeiner presid- ed for the business. The U.C.W. are invited to Mount Carmel Bazaar on November 4 at 8 p.m. It was decided to pack a bale to be sent to the Mis- sion House in London. 1 Mr. amd Mrs. Howard Preszcator, Salford were Wednesday afternoon and supper guests with Stan and Shirley Preszcator. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were . Sunday supper guests with Brenda Glanville and Carl Farr, St. Thomas. 4114k- The Best Place to be is a ARD TRUST. 1 year term. Intrrnt paid annually STANDARD TRUST `' ,Mrmher edit Deposit Incuranee Corporation nimum deposit SSO0 Rate Died to change without notice 386 Main St. S. Exeter, Ont. NOM 150 BEAMSVILIE • BLENHEIM • BRAMPTON • HAMILTON • MARKHAM • MONTREAL • NEV • SASKATOON • TORONTO. VANCOUV� GLGARY • CHAT IARKET • PARIS • WALKERTON • 35-1060 M • ESSEX • EXETER • GODERICH RTH • P1CTON • PORT PERRY • REGINA HAM • WINNIPEG • WOODSTOCK Communion at Kippen church By MARGARET HOGGARTH St. Andrews Church, Kippen, par- ticipated in world wide communion Sunday, when they observed the Sacrament of Holy Communion Sun- day October 5, with Rev. Lorne Keays in the pulpit. Kippen's anniversary is Sunday Oc- tober 19 at 11 a.m..Guest preacher will be Rev. Bob McMullen, of Forest, a former minister of St. Andrews. Personals Rochus Faber has returned home from Stratford hospital. Alec McGregor is still a patient in Seaforth hospital. Thames Road r Officers named Tlmcs.Advocate, October 8, 1986 By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Mrs. Barry Jeffery, Mrs. George Kellett, Mrs. Glen Stewart attended the South Huron Regional meeting last Monday evening at Crediton United Church. Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. . Bill Rohde. Barry Cunnington was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter for a few days. Get well wishes are extended. Mrs. Bob Hulley, RR Blyth and Mrs. Don Bray spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Dunlop. Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, and Mr. Stuart Shier of Kirkton, were guests at the Thomson -Walker wedding on Satur- day at St. George's -on -the -Wye, Thorndale and also the dinner'in the church basement. Church Service Worldwide Communion was observed in our church Sunday with Rev. Robert Matheson in charge. The choir sang an anthem "I Think when I Read" with the accompaniment of the organ played by Miss Agnes Bray. Rev. Craig Railton of London Con- ference office told the children a Story. Rev. Railton also baptized Jen- ' niter Ann, Eythel Matheson daughter of Rev. Robert and Mrs. Matheson. Rev. Matheson read the scripture, Amos 5:6-7,10-15, 11 Timothy 1:1-14, Luke 17:5-10. The meditation was entitled "What's my line'?" Rev. Railton, Rev. Matheson and the elders namelyt'lerk of session Murray Dawson, Lorne Ballantyne, Mrs. Ken Duncan, Barry Jeffery, Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Bill Rohde served communion. After the service people form both congregations stayed for a Fellowship Hour. Next Sunday, October 12 at 11 : 1 5 a.m. is the. annual Thanksgiving church service. He who is slowest in making a pro- mise is most faithful in its performance. 1..n 1.c.rw R..ww Page 9 Hurondale 4-H clubs report On September 25 the first meeting of the Hurondale II 4H club was held. It took place at the home of leader Joan, and member Sheryl Oke's home. New members are Vicki Argyl, Mary -Lynn Oke, and Lisa Hendrick. Our project is called Milk Makes U. We started with the 4H pledge. Roll call was name a food you ate today that was a gold source of calcium. Next we talked about calcium and why our• body requires it. We found out about Osteoporosis which is a disease from lack of calcium. Then, we made nachos which were very delicious and snacked on them for lunch. Our home activities were to conduct a survey asking someone younger, and older what milk products they ate yesterday to see if they received enough calcium. Also give an exam- ple of a day's menu that provides enough calcium for your body. Officers were elected and the results were president Sheila Dougall, vice president Marion Ruegr, secretary and treasurer Sheryl Oke, and press reporter Lisa Hendrick. Our leaders are Mary Dougall and Joan Oke. Sheryl Oke adjourned our meeting. • The second meeting was held at the home of leader Mary, and member Sheila Dougall's home. GRADUATES — Paul Spencer Hoggarth, son of At and Margaret. Hoggarth, RR 2 Kippen graduated on Saturday, September 27 from Mohawk Col- lege in Hamilton with a diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology. Paul is presently employed with Champion Road Machinery in Goderich. We said the 4H pledge and then decided to call ourselves The Dairy Queens. Roll call was name all the different types of milk your family drinks and how they are used. We talked about facts or myths of milk. and some of the nutrients milk has that are good for your health. We also learned how Friendship party at Mount Carmel The grade two students had a friendship party at Our Lady 9f Mt. Carmel School. It was onThuicsday, October 2. There were about 50 people at our party. Some parents, grandparents and some of our brothers and sisters came. We sang a few songs. Some students read poems they wrote. Some groups put on plays. All shared our story from the class book we are making. After the program, everyone had juice and a snack. Fun was had by all! WRAP UP CH RISTMAS EARLY we get milk, all of the different kinds of milk you can buy, and pasteurizing milk. In the kitchen we made hot cocoa and cheese fondue dip. We tested them out and everyone decided they .were delicious. Our home activities were to make a milk drink or a white sauce for our family or friends and get their com- ments on it. Also to list some ways milk powder can be used in cooking and list the vitamins in milk from the label of a milk carton. Meeting two was adjourned by Marion Ruegr. • Hurondale II A 4H club's first meeting was hteld at Karen Ether- ington's, September 30. At this meeting officers were elected. They are president Lorie Parker, vice- president Jennifer Dalrymple, secretary Dianne Hamilton, treasurer Deanne Ballantyne, press reporter Gordon Hamilton. The main topic was on Osteoporosis. After our bookwork was finished we made mexican salad and nachos. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 7 at 7:15 p.m. rrom OCITIZEN • Diamond Set Dial 425 way Nowt The quality timepiece for that man of distinction Layaway terms available ANTITT • JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN 8Albert St CLINTON 284 Main St EXETER 26 Main st S. SEAFORTH 135 Queen St East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St E WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY CO.OP Weekly Specials Prices in Effect to Oct. 15/86 while supplies last Superior, (1 only) Humidifier (2 only) Photo Yard Light 9495 Home Canning Guide ' 79 • 230 Amp, 644 Box Welder 69995 Poly, No. FK90 Reg. 69.95 Wheel Barrow 95 • Steel (orange) Reg. 109.95 Wheel Barrow 9495 Winter is just around the corner Weather Stripping and caulking now in stock EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP 4 blocks west of the Fire Hall 235-2081 1•