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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-15, Page 21First Centralia euchre -party ay Mrs. TOM KOOK The rust euchre party of the season t was held at the Community Centre, October 6 with 14 tables playing. Prizes went to: High score - Joyce Willem, Pat Rimmer (pia ytug man's card) ; Lone hands - Marjorie teepee, Percy Noels; Low score - Mary Funk, Earl Whiteford. A draw was made for special prizes donated by Leroy Oesch and won by Elizabeth Lamport, Mary Funk, Vola Atkinson and Pearl Taylor. Next euchre on October 20 at 8 p.m. will be convened by Jessie Lewis, Otto and Dorothy Darling and Earl Morgan. (Note change of time.) Tom and I accompanied Harry and Marian Noels and Helen MacDonak. to London Mosday of last week where we attended tie funeral of our cousin Mrs. Kathleen Carter from Millard - George Fureral home. C'entrilia United Church The Suniay School Room was tastefully decorated for Thanksgiving for the meeting of the U.C.W. and guests, Ttursday evening. MildredGreb opened the meeting with a poem entitled "What God Has Promisee". Three piano numbers were pkryed by Craig Skinner. The scripture was given by Aldeen Skinner, The Jevotional "Insert of a Thankful Heart" was presented by Mildre4. Shaun Willem then played severa guitar numbers. A poem, "On aCrisp Autumn Day" was read by Aldeen Skinner followed by prayer given ay Mildred. Thebusiness portion was conducted by Adeen Skinner. Everyone was rembded of the meeting at Zion West on O±tober 15 to see the slides of Jane Baker in Nicaragua. Arse Essery gave the report on the fall regional at Crediton. Aldeen introduced the guest speaker Brent and Jean Caslick and Gregory. Brent slowed slides on their trip to New Zealand and gave an in- teresting commentary. Sympathy of the community is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden and family in the death of their. son- in-law Ray Paynter,11.11.1, St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick and Gregory spent the weekend with their parents in the Cargill area. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kooy and family spent the weekend at Ruston Village camp ground where they had a turkey dinner on Saturday evening, By MRS. Mrs. Viola Atkinson was hostess Thursday evening for the A.C.W. Oc- tober meeting. President Rose Cun- ningham opened the meeting with the members prayer. Prayers followed for the sick, the Sunday School and absent members. Plans were made for serving a cou- ple of groups, refreshments during the doming month. The meeting clos- ed with prayer and the ladies enjoyed the refreshments served by the hostess. Rev. F. Braby was in charge of Baptismal service and Holy Commu- nion Sunday morning, when the infant son of Michael and Suzanne Davis was baptized. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Martin London, Mrs. Linda Foran, Centralia and Larry Morley, Lucan were Godparents for Harley Frederick Leonard Hugh Davis. Following the service Mrs. Dorothy Dietrich grandmother entertained about 24 members of the family to dinner. Mrs. Hazel Davis, grand- mother, assisted with desserts. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunningham, April and Tom of Mar and Marylou Tindall, Petrolia and I were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tripp enter- tained Harold Tripp and Earl Dixon to Thanksgiving dinner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ferguson, Lon- don visited Tom and I, Saturday and we were dinner guests with Mrs, Lin- da Riley and family, Sunday evening, With Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Powe for the Thanksgiving weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brittain, Jeremy and Megan, Markham; Mr. and. biro Bruce Brandon, Heather, Catherine and Scott, Uddridge and Mrs. Audrey McGrgier, Esher. HEBER DAVIS evening dinner guests with Bob and Alexia and Robert Tindall. Mrs. -Harry Carroll is a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter. Mrs. Mabel Needham and I visited Murdie Colbert a resident in the New Senior home in Komoka - Later I was Mabel's dinner guest. I spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Robt Steeler, Sherry and John, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll and family and Mrs. Harry Carroll were Thanksgiving guests Sunday with Mrs. Carroll's sister and family in Sarnia. Stephen Greenlee son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee spent several days last week in the London Hospital but after tests is able to be home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Sunday dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs, Larry Greeenlee and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carroll visited Mrs. Eileen Carroll at South Huron Hospital, Sunday. GROCERY DRAW WINNER — Phyllis Humphreys of Exeter was the wirner of $150 worth of groceries in the recent South Huron Junior Farriers draw. From the left are Junior Farmers rep Al Renning, Phyllis Humphreys and Howard Holtzmann of EMA Food Market, INTA'ODUCING SHUR GAIN PEXCEL* DOG FOOD New SHUR-GAIN EXCEL is a high performance dog food with extra protein and energy. GET $2.00 OFF & WIN AN ASTRO! 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T -A photo. Kipper 41!H club meets By Margaret Hoggartb The Second meeting of Kippen 3 4-H club was held at Brucefield Church on September 30 at 7 p.m. We decided on the picture for our book cover and the name for our club. We will now be known as the "Milk Maids". Roll call was answered by "The kind of milk we use and what we use it for". South Hibbert athletes Sy MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN A good crowd attended the family dance and trophy presentation of the South Hibbert Athletic Society held at the Dublin pavilion, Saturday evening. WI meets at Elimville iv SHIRLEY COOPER The Elimville Women's Institute met at the church Wednesday even- ing. President Mrs. Philip Johns opened the meeting'with an article en- titled "Little Things in Life." The roll call was answered by "Bring a picture of your childhood home, and where you reside now. Mrs. Johns presented Mrs. Floyd Cooper with her Institute branch life membership pin. Miss Ruth Skinner and Mrs. Elson Lynn gave a report of the Fall Rally held at Walton, Monday. Mrs. Olga Hern and Mrs. Wm Morley presented the district presi- dent and secretary Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Lynn with gifts. The noon lun- cheon to be served October 24 was discussed and members offered to bake and to work that day. The Tweedsmuir history commit- tee of Mrs. Lavona Delbridge, Mrs. Freeman Horne and Mrs. Melville Buswell were in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. Horne opened with a poem "Harvest of Gold". Everyone enjoyed a lively sing song. Mrs. Buswell commented on the motto "History is the fabric woven by mankind on the loom of time. Mrs. Ella Frayne, Exeter played several tunes on the mouth organ a couple of times during the program. A skit "Farm Wives" was presented by Mrs. Wm Allen, Mrs. Ivan Brock, Mrs. Howard Pym, Mrs. Marjorie Dykeman and Mrs. Ron Fletcher. Miss Ruth Skinner read a poem "Turkey" and a "Thanksgiving Prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fulton, Mrs. John and Roberta Templeman returned home Saturday from a holi- day in Britain. While there they at- tended the wedding reception of Lynn and Graham Abbott, visited with Jean and Dave Woodman, Stoneleigh, Surrey, Pamela and Robert Swan and family Doddinghurst, Essex, Tim and Doreen Templeman, Heathfield, East Sussex and Dick and Rosemary. Templeman, Winchmore Hill, Lon- don, England. Rick and Barb Templeman were guests at the Priestap-Rowland wed- ding, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris and Mrs. Orpha Norris, attended the christening of Lana Michelle Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nor- ris, at St. Pauls United Church, Brantford. WI meets Mrs. Esther Smale hosted the September meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute at her home, when her daughter, Mrs. Helen Menyes, Kitchener was guest speaker. Mrs. Menyes told about her hobby of painting in oils, pen and ink, water colours and sketching in pencil, She also demonstrated some of her work. Everyone present was very interested in the hasti-notes which she had created of local land marks. Mrs. Doris Miller presided for the Education and Cultural Activities meeting, opening with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. There were 17 persent and in- teresting answers were given to the roll call - something I have learned from listening. During business Mrs. Miller reminded everyone of the Lon- don Area Convention, October 16 and 17. Staffa Women's institute to send a delegate and a gift for the craft table. Mrs. Lillian Douglas volunteered to donate a gift. Miller Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper recently attended a surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fulton at the Stratford arena. We discussed the different kinds of milk and their cprrtents. The recipes we had to make were hot cocoa and creamy pasta, both using milk of course! Press Reporter Kate Papple The third meeting of Kippen 3 "Milk Maids" was held at Brucefield Church on October 7. As the recipes for this evening took a while to cook we tackled the kitchen duties first. While the cheese souffle and mini - cheese cakes were baking in the oven we reviewed our meeting. We had a taste test of nine different kinds of cheese, and talked about the different types of cheeses available and their nationality. By the time our leaders Barb Mof- fatt and Janet Papple had completed the book work with us, the cheese souffle and mini -cheese cakes were ready to eat, they tasted great. Press reporter for this meeting Lois Anne LosteH Kippen East WI Kippen East Womens' Institute will hold their World Affairs meeting on Wednesday, October 22 at 8:30 p.m. Note the date change. This will be in Hensall Presbyterian Church, when several members from the Seaforth Junior Farmers will entertain us. Roll call "Why I like living in Canada". Wear your Institute pin or be prepared to pay a fine. Kippen United Church St, Andrews Church, Kippen, was fittingly decorated for Thanksgiving on Sunday October 12, when Rev. Lorne Keays preached on "Doing what doesn't come naturally". The ministry of music was provided by the choir singing "Give thanks to the Lord". Next Sunday, October•19, is Kip - pen's Anniversary service at 11 a.m. The guest preacher will be the Rev. ead for Cook's with our crop. We have the expertise to help you market more effect There are enough risks in farming without having to worry about the security of your crop investment. Why not join the many area growers who bring their crops in to Cook's. We're well equipped with cleaning, drying and storage facilities to handle all your needs. Giving fair business deals to farmers in south- western Ontario has made Cook's a reliable business partner for more than a century. Give yourself some extra peace of mind and head to Cook's. 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