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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-10-21, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, October 21, 1987 Rev. Thrower speaks AnniversarySundayat Thames . Road and Mrs. Murray Dawson and Brent. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde of Kip - pen, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde, Karen and Kathy of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rohde, Danny and .Tam- my were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. John Batten of Elim- ville were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pasmore, Tom and Jon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas of Exeter were. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family. A large numberof people from this community called at the Hopper - Hockey Funeral home to pay their respects to the late Hugh Rundle. Sympathy is extended to his wife and family, brother and sisters. Congratulations to Mike and Cathy Veal on the birth of their daughter Jennifer. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE A good crowd attended the churchi anniversary Service on Sunday mor- ning. The Rev. K. Teddy Smits was in charge of the service. Peter Snell sang "I Will Serve Thee", "One Day ata Time" "Qn the Wings of a Dove" and "It Is No Secret" which was much enjoyed by everyone. - Rev. Lorne Thrower told the children about "Tom .Gobble" the turkey and Thanksgiving. We sang the children's hymn "Jesus, Friend of Little Children". Rev. Thrower gave a very inspiring message."Is That all There Is?" Next Sunday October 25 is Elimville Anniversary so there will be no Sun- day School or Church service at Thames Road. Three meetings of 4-H club The first three meetings of 'the Hurondale I club wereheld at Mary Gardiner's with all members present. We nominated our officers who are as follows: Sheila Dougall is President. Jennifer Dalrymple is Vice President, and Lori Parker is 'Secretary. During these three meetings we talked about snacking, fresh, raw. and frozen vegetables, and ways of cooking vegetables. At each of these meetings we made a snack of fruits or vegetables. which we all enjoyed. Second meeting At the second meeting of the Huron - dale II 4-H club we decided on the club name. Since there are eight members We thought. that '4The V'8's" would be a good' name. We•made two batches of apple pan- cakes, both batches turned out good, although one group made a slight mistake, but surprisingly it tasted okay. Roll call was to pick canned and frozen vegetables your family eats. We also did a sheet on fancy, stan- dard, and choice. We had a taste -test to see if we could tell the different kinds of apple juices. The meeting was adjourned by Sally Bolt. • Meeting three. The V8's meeting three was lield-at the home of Sheryl Oke. Roll call was to. show the advertisement, you designed for - Ontario Fruits and Vegetables. We learned the proper way of boiling vegetables. We also tried three different kinds of carrots, done in parsley, nutmeg, and basil. Most preferred parsley. We learned the steps in stir -frying. There was also a cross -word puzzle for us to do. The meeting was ad- journed by Tara Hunking. F- ourth meeting The V -8's fourth meeting was held at Sally Bott's house. Thanks to the • covering group we got our title page. Roll call was name your favorite On- tario fruits. Strawberries and peaches were preferred most. - We also made "Fruit Sparkle Sauce" which was made from fruit cocktail. We poured it over vanilla ice cream; not too many liked it. The meeting was adjourned by Mary - Lynn Oke. The next meeting will be Thursday October 22 at the home of Wendy Ballantyne. Plan seminar about stress He's coming back ... by popular de- mand! Dr. Richard Earle of the Canadian Institute of Stress will con- duct another "Practical Stress Management" workshop on Thurs- day. November 26 at the Clinton Town Hall. Participants in former workshops facilitated by Dr. Earle in Huron County evaluated the day as being useful, practical. and interesting. Dr. Earle's sense of humour and ex- perience working in the stress field makes him a very entertaining speaker who provides practical infor- mation about effectively coping with stress. You can learn how to manage the stress in your life.by attending this "Practical Stress Management" workshop. Pre -registration is re- quired before November 13. Call the Huron County Health Unit at 524-8301. BRANDY POINT FARMS • Our breeding stock pro- vides our buyers with proven genetics from the top 3% animals tested across Canada • Our program enables us to offer quality and health at a price that is hard to beat • We have an ongoing supply of A.1. sired Hamp/Duroc, York and Lan- droce boars and F1 York/Landrace gilts. All Boors are priced from S275-$375 F1 York Landrace gilts are priced $55 above market hog value. • Our closed herd is ranked "Good" by the OMAF BRED GILTS ALSO AVAILABLE Delivery available KURT KELLER R.R. 1 Mitchell, Ontario 519.348-8043 The Explorer girls will meet on meeting at Woodham. Wednesday October 21 at 7:00 p.m. in Mrs. Dave Moran and Brendan Elimville Church. Girls 9 to 12 and all Scott of Toronto spent last week with previous members are welcome. her parents and sister Mr. and Mrs. Hallowe'en party - Lorne. Ballantyne and Wendy. The Messengers are hosting a Mr. and Mrs. Norman Amos of Hallowe'en Party on October 30 at 7 Kirkton, Mr. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Ver - p.m. in Thames Road Church. na Rundle of Woodham, were Friday Everyone of any age is welcome . evening supper guests with Mr. and Parents and friends are asked to Mrs. Ken Duncan. Happy Birthday bring sandwiches and cookies for Ken. • lunch .afterwards. Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett visited A baptism has been requested for Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sunday November 8 at Thames Road Rohde. at 11:15 a.m. We would like to hear Mrs. Rob Baxter, Jeremy and from anyone who wishes to have a Lesley of Mitchell visited on Sunday child baptized on that. same Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan and Personals Floyd. Mrs. Howard Cunnington, Mr4, Jack Rev. Lorne and Mrs. Thrower of Duncan, Mrs. Barry Jeffery, Mrs. RR 7 Dresden, Miss Sharon Skinner George Kellett, Mrs. Bill Rohde, Mrs. of Exeter, Mr. Larry Dawson, Rev. K. Glen Stewart and Mrs. Jack Stewart Teddy Smits and Mr. Stan Wilson attended the . Woodham U.C.W. were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. CREDITON BAZAAR - Doreen Lightfoot and Jean Neil look crafts at Saturday's bazaar sponsored by the Crediton UCW. over Some perforniances' are better than others. When budding pop stars set up stage on your Peerless Carpet, you need only worry about one thing. Earplugs. 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