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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-03-04, Page 10Page 8 March 4, 1987 Euchre held at Clandeboye St. James church held thier euchre party Tuesday evening. High prizes went 10 'Aldred Hirtzel, and Joe Carter. Lone hands; Marion Thomp- • son and Jack Gilmour; low scores. Kay Armstrong and Roy Cunn- ingham. Special prizes were won by Earl Morgan. Andy Thompson. Charlie Railings and Helen Drury. The next party -will be March 10. Clarence Millson has given up his apartment in Clandeboye and is now a resident of ('raigholme Nursing Home in Ailsa Craig. He arrived in time to help his old Clandeboye neighbour. Wilfred Cunningham celebrate his 97th birthday, Friday. Sincere sympathy is extended to the Dixon family. the Noyes family and also to Mrs. Norman Blake, in the loss of their loved ones this past week. Mame. people from this area attend- ed the dinner and information - meeting on Sunday evening, regar- ding the proposed non-profit Rental Housing for Senior ('itiiens Apart- ment Complex'. it was hosted by the Lucan District- Lions Club. dazes Cunningham returned Satur- day from a -six-weeks visit with Marion and Doug Gollinger -and grandson Nicholas in Co vichan Bay. 13.C. Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. F'. Braby was in .charge of Morning 'Prayer at St. Patrick's Church. Mrs. Wayne Carroll provid- ed music and Lisa Carroll read the two lessons. Rey Braby took his text from an Exhortation from the Penitential Ser- vice on the observance of Lent. Next Sunday service is planned for 11 a.m. Robin Jennings, Lucan. spent the weekend with her friend. Lisa Carroll. Mrs. Joan Greenlee, Derek. Debbie and Chad spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee. Mrs. [tarry Carroll is home from South Huron Hospital. Good health Eileen. • .Mr. and Mrs. • Hamilton Hodgins, — Mrs -Mabel -Needham and -I -visited the Gardiner funeral home al Arthur. to pay our respects to the late Ed Do++•dell. formerly of Lucan area. Mrs. Greta Gibson and i were lun- cheon guests with Mrs. Mabel Needham. Tuesday. • Marylou Tindall. Petrolia, visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall on the weekend. - Mr. I lugh Davis entertained Hazel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray, Courtney and Katie Scarlet, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis, Crystal and Harley and I to dinner in London Sun- day evening. Hazel was observing her birthday and Michael and Suzanne their seventh anniversary. • Allan Cunningham. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunningham is home from University Hospital following • surgery. Let's hope this is the last. Good Health. NEW CREDITON PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT - The Crediton Parks Board is planning to purchase $10,000 worth of playground equipment to be placed in the Crediton community park. Above, Terry Paul of Paris Playground Equipment shows a model to committee members Bruce -Hodge, Byron Crdrke and Mary Kenney: T -A photo For minor ball Usborfle By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Don't forget the Osborne baseball registration +will take place Wednes- day March 4 at [shortie Central School from 12 natal to 12:30 p.m - Church service Rev: Robert Matheson -was in charge of the Last Sunday Aftei• Epiphany Church Service on Sunday morning. The children's hymn was sung "The Lord's My Shepherd" and -Rev. • Matheson told the children's story "Signs In The Sky". The -scripture lessonwas read front Leviticus 19:1-2. 15-18. 1 Corinthians 3:10-11. 16-23. Matthew 5:38-48. The sermon was entitled "Reflections Of Love" The palmist teaches that to trust In God brings an enduring quality of lite which is described in terms of the pro- mise to Abraham as "inheriting.lhe land". After all the grand attempts of human beings to create a better world - materialistically speaking - it real- ly becomes very apparent to us just how much of a gulf there is between • the greatest wisdom of human beings and what God would consider to be his 114 LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH Jack Riddell MPP HURON•MtDDLESEX CONSTITUENCY OFFICES: EXETER 235-0170 GODERICH 524-9444 If you're outsld• the toll-erae area: call free of chary• by asking the operator for Zenith 14730. NMI SNORT TERM "150/ 1100.000 o. mon Term 30-s9 days ON YOUR MONEY All .Mea tu0Mct to champ ■4n0ul 35 000 175 000 $75 000 150 000 nolkt tem 3059 drys /9.m 30 59 drys STANDARD 4,1111111 TRUST 386 MAIN ST S . EXETER 235-1060 Membe. - Cauda Oepos•t tnsu•ante Capaxan registration tocI y All we have to do is look al our climate, the environment. as it has been tampered with by *progressive human beings. We all must accept some blame for the decline of our en- vironment. Cars give' off carbon monoxide- and lead. • Machinery makes noise. industry affects the water falling from the.skies over us. We can see evidence of acid rain in our own gardens and 'forests. It is interesting to note how difficult 'it is to point a finger at sinners of en- vironmental quality. All of us are equally guilty: All of us need to repent of what is happening: But- is that enough'' How do we undo such disasters as Bhopal. India and Cher- nobyl. 1'kraine'' flow do we -,:an up the waters ot the Great Is The Board of Management +, al hold a meeting Wednesday March 4 al 8 p.m. in the church basement. The celebration al the tooth an- niversary of the World Day of Prayer will he held Friday March 6 tt 2 p.nl. in Caven Presbyterian Church. Ex- eter. Don't forget ladies! - Anyone wishing to renew their subscription to the t C'hurc'h A MOPPING WE WILL GO -- Lindsay Rotteau, Sara McLaren and Andrew Davis try out their floor cleaning skills at the Sunshine Kids Nursery school, Thursday morning. T -A photo Euchre at Dash By MRS. IRVIN RADER The euchre party at Dashwood was held February 25. Winners were • : high man. Sheldon Wein; high lady. -Mrs- Dorothy Pfaff: low man, Margaret )less; low lady. Mrs. Dorothy Rader; lone hands. Mrs. •Jean Wainer; hidden score. Mrs. Gloria lieirling. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker attend- ed the funeral of a brother-in-law Howard SimMons of Kitchener. Flowers in Zion Lutheran church Sunday were from the funeral of the Barb's countrc� crafts �- • • CLASSES Folk Art Thurs. Mar. 5 - 1-4 p.m. Counted Cross Stitch Mon. Mar. 30 - 7-9 p.m. Paper Tole 3 sessions 7-9 p.m. - Mon. Mar. 30 -Apr. 13 I Love To Knit...but..,HELP! Teri will be in to help you with your knitting problems the 2nd and 4th Fridays in March and April (7.9 p.m.) So dig out those problems and,bring them with you March 13 and 27 - April 10 and 24 Hwy. No. 4 1/4 mile south of Exeter 235-1751 ) 1 od late Wilfred Dixon of Lucan placed by members of his famih•. Mike Stienman of Renfrew is the proud father of twins. Andrew Earl and Ryan .John. Mrs. Etnma Itoogemans has leen transferred from,University hospital to South Huron hospital, Exeter. Members of the Becker family gathered at Dashwood Community centre to celebrate Gramma and Grampa Becker's birthdays I Verna and Valentine). Present for the occa- sion were children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. There were 7:1 present All had an enjoyable time. Visitors with Vicar Larry and .till Stojhovic, Sunday. were his mother and father Steve and Frances Sio- jhovic, his sister Karla and Attila Joseph from Hamilton. Vic and Irene Hartman just return- ed home from a trip to Venezuela which they enjoyed as the weather was beautiful in the 80 degrees. ADAMS Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of all types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning • Humidifiers • Ventilation 2315-2187 133 Huron St. E., Exeter Observer please let- Mrs. Don Bray know before March 15. Tracy Coward of Lindsay College spent last week with her parents Mr. and Airs. Dan Coward, Mark and Erin. Patrick Jeffery spent a couple of days last week in St. Joseph's hospital. London. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde were Wednesday evening supper guests with Mr. zinc! Mrs. Roy Pepper, Exeter. Ken Tuckey. Carnp ('reek. Alberta, Bruce 'Dickey, Exeter, and Mr. and - Mrs. -John Pym. Pauline, Dennis and Steve were guests at the wedding of Blair Spencer to Carol -Fleck at lVaterloo. Saturday. - Mr•. and Mrs. Bill Rohde spent the +eek end in Port Huron. Kippen 4-H Survivors By MARGARET HOGGARTH Kippen :3.1-11 Club held their second meeting at Brucefield Church on February 24. We decided to .call ourselves "The Sixteen Survivors". .Julie Itealy, our Youth leader for this club. gave her first presentation to the four new members. The rest of us adjourned to the kitchen where we made pizza, apple and celery salad. and grilled cheese and apple sandwiches. We discussed the components and requirements of a good meal, and learned that a good meal needs to be, appealing, nutritious and economical. Press reporter for this meeting was Kate Papple. W.I. News Kippen East will hold their cultural activities meeting on Wednesday. March 18 at 8 p.m. at the home of Thea Wisch. Roll call to be answered by -bringing an.articleirom another culture or country and tell its- story. Me►nbers are asked to bring one or more wrapped items to be auctioned off in the mystery auction. Rena ('aldwell has the motto "Of all the things we wear our expression means the most". Don't forget to wear your institute pin or be prepared to pay a fine. Kippen United Church On Sunday. March 1. Rev: Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit at SI. An- drews and preached a Lenten sermon -''Would You Wash Anyone's Feet?" The choir sang "Freely, Freely" --iierffttpnniecf•hy-B3arbara_ ;o► r _st the organ. Due to the rainy day the planned toboggan patty had to be postponed until Sunday. March 8 at 3 p.m. al Lyle Kinsman's farm. The World Day of Prayer will be held at St. Andrews on Friday. March 6 at 2::30 p.m. Everybody welcome. Nancy and Walter Denys and Jerry and Bonnie t)pshall have returned•• home from an enjoyable holiday in Jamaica. Cromarty church parade By MRS. ROBERT LAING First Cromarty. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts paraded into Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday mor- ning for their annual church service. Following the opening hymn, Mine Eyes Have Seen (he Glory. Brian Waddell led in the responsive reading. The Sunday School choir. with Carol Ann Scott at the organ sang A Wise Man Built his House upon a Rock. Rev. Robert Johnson told the children a story showing that some people are like sponges; they take and take and take, and in order to gel anything from them they have to be squeezed. Ile said we should not to like a sponge but like Jesus who shared and gave freely. The Beavers, Cubs and Scouts and their leaders, Margaret Schrader. Twyla Waddell, (thea Cameron. Carol Ann Scott. Bill Cameron and Nelson Pullman repeated their Promisors. The 01c1 'Testament lesson was read by John Wilkinson and the New Testa- ment lesson by Jason McCaughey. The offering was received by Sean Schrader, Ryan Vanderiet, Steven Dearing -and Steven Pullman. Mr. Johnson spoke on the theme Who Is My Neighbour? Following the church. service. the boys and their families drove to Dublin Community Centre where they enjoyed a pot luck dinner. Bill Mahon was chairman and introduced the head table guests who included the assistant District Commissioner. Brian Anderson, of St. Marys. Mr. Anderson spoke briefly to the spon- sors, leaders. parents and scouts. The Beaver leaders presented pla- ques to Greg Paratchek and Wayne Stoll for completing the Beaver .pro- gram. and -a mug in appreciation for Keo Barry Waddell's help. . Michael Dearing and Christopher Scott received plaques for completing the cub program. Ernest Fleming. representing Dublin and. District Lions Club presented the scout organization with a cheque for $50. Following the dinner, a film. Follow Centralia By MRS. TOM KOOY The U.('.W. of the United Church will meet with th of -Zion -at Zion West United Church for the World Day of Prayer on March 6 al 8 p.m. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Grace Dixon and family in th sudden death of a loving husband and father Wilfred Dixon of McGillivray township also to Earl _ Dixon in the loss of a brother. The euchre in -the Community Cen- tre had 10 tables playing with prizes going to: high score. Mary Kooy. Earl Morgan. lone hands. Mary Funtz. Ot- to Darling. low score. Lydia Regier. Allan Pfaff. ('loses) birthdays Nelson Squires, Mildred Ilirtzel. The next party will be March 9 at 8 p.m. convened by Joe and Margaret Carter, Mary Meikle. Nelson Squires and Lydia Regier. Me. Boys, which starred- Fred. -Mut: - Murray as the founder of a boy scout troop in a small town was shown. Pearl James presided and gave the devotions at the Ladies Aid meeting which was held at her home Monday evening. Seven members and one visitor were present and the roll call was answered by the payment of the 10t membership fee. During the business. it was decid- ed to hold the.slrawberry supper on June 17 and a planning committee was named. A sample of the material for the new basement drapes was shown. Personals Bob and Ilelen Parsons spent a sew days in Florida and went to see the Grand Olde ()prey in Nashville. Complete Crediton Heart canvass By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Anne Cottle, captain of the heart and Stroke fund for Crediton would like to thank her helpers Isa Smith and Lori Schenk who gave their time to help canvass and especially . the residents of Crediton who donated $280.00 which was collected. • Brenda Glanville and Carl Farr. St. Thomas spent the weekend with friends and family here. Mrs. Lorna Barnes and .Jenna. RR 1 'I'hedford were Thursday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and evening guests with the Preszcators were Mr. and Mrs David Isaac and Tasha. Exeter and Airs. Barbara Lovett. Mitchell. Crediton• and District Social Club - are sponsoring a fund raising dance - on Saturday, \larch 14, 1987 at Huron Park Rec ('entre. Music by Beechwood. Lunch provided"Pickets $10.00 per couple advance or $14.011 at the door. Monies are to aid the Crediton Community Hall and the Crediton Park Board. 'Pickets available from any club member. Mr. ane! firs. Stan 1'reszc'ator• visited Monday eyenrng with 111. and Mrs. John Arbo and family. Elim- ville. and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preszcator. Salford and sup- per guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron. RR 1, Brucefield. Sympathy is extended to the -families-of the late -Wilfred Dixon. RR - 2 -Lucan. Air. Dixon was Claire Afartene's grandfather. Gordon Morlock celebrated his 85th birthday with his wife and family and friends at the home of .11r. and Mrs. Fred A1or•lock, Waterloo. The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken- from Galatians 6:11-14 titled "The Glorious Cross Of Christ". Choir practice will be tt'ednesday evening at 8 p,m. in the Sunday School rooms. • U.C.W. meeting for March will be held Thursday March 5. at 8 p.m.. in the Sunday School rooms. in hospital at South Iluron in Exeter are Mrs. Olive Baker. Mrs. Clara • Ratz. 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