Times-Advocate, 1987-10-28, Page 10Times:Advocate, October 28, 1987
ODDFELLOWS EXECUTIVE INSTALLED — New officers of the Exeter 167 In-
dependent Order of Oddfellows Lodge were installed recently. Back, left,
Roy Pepper, Delmer Skinner, Norm Wilson, Charles Attbill, John Batten, Bob
Blair, Dennis Meikle, Ray Cann and Carl Gower. Front, Gordon Jones, Bill
Rowe, Donald Dearing, Vice Grand Wilmer Adkins, Noble Grand Bev Par-
sons, Post Noble Grand Som Skinner, Ken Ogden, Dan Smith and Reg
Hodgert. T -A photo
Thanksgivingcoffee• hour at Hibbert Church
Doug Philpott, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hawker, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Rickards and family Bowman -
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worden and
girls. Paul Miller and friend and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Miller, Staffa.
Spending the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Miller were Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Balfour, Sault Ste. Marie. Mr.
and Mrs. Kevin Hogen,.London, were
also Thanksgiving dinner guests.
Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Worden and girls were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Rickards and family,
Bowmanville, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hawker and Mr. and Mrs: Doug
Philpott, Toronto:
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Hibbert United Church Women
hosted their annual Thanksgiving Cof-
fee Hour on Wednesday morning in
the Family Life Center, with Mrs.
Dorothy Chapman, Exeter, their
guest speaker.
Mrs. Chapman delighted everyone
by analysing handwriting. Mrs. Chap-
man was introduced by Mrs. Doris
Jeffery and thanked by Mrs. Irene
Drost.
Mrs. Florence McPhail chaired the
program, opening with a Thanksgiv-
ing poem and everyone joining in
singing the Prayer of Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Mary F. Dow accompany-
ing on the piano. Florence presented
a most interesting message on -
_ Thanksgiving. Ever'one enjoyed
muffins and jam upon arrival. They
were prepared and served by Mrs.
Esther Smale, Mrs. Freda Kerslake
and Mrs. Irene Finlayson.
Doris Miller, Verle Mahon, Hazel
Harburn, Margaret Daynard,
Communion served
at Saintsbury
Margaret Kemp and Roberta Mallory Templeman and Terry
Templeman 'attended the London 'Cempleman, Mitchell. Dale, Fay,.
Area Convention in St. Marys this Wanda, Michelle, Julie and Rebecca
Marlyn, Russeldale, Nancy, Kimber-
ly and Danny Bertens, Fullarton,
Mike, Mary Jane and Cassandra Par-
sons and Rob, Carrah and Cain
Templeman, Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Balfour, Sault
Ste. Marie, hosted a wedding recep-
tion for their daughter and son-in-law
Janis and Kevin Hogen at the Holiday
Inn, London. Among the guests were
Mr.- and .Mrs. Tom Langton and
Jessica, Montreal, Quebec. Mrs. Ger-
trude Hamilton, Exeter, Mrs. Loreen
Hamilton, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs.
past
week.
Personals
!Freda Kerslake, Doris Miller, Verle -
Mahon and Roberta Templeman alt
attended the Perth County Womens-
Institute Rally held at the St. Joseph's
Parish Hall on Thursday.
Rob and Bev Templeman were
guests at the Heard -Dekker wedding
and reception. in Dundalk on Satur-
day. Chuck and Dorothy Ebel,
Goderich spent the weekend with
their grandchildren, Carrah, Cain and -
Cohen Templeman.
Spending Thanksgiving with John,
Roberta and Richard Templeman
were Joanne and Mathew Donovan,
Campbellville, Jim, Geri, Jennifer,
Jessica and James Neilson, St.
Catharines, Don, Darlene and Sean
Ellison, Goderich, Ruth Templeman,
Stratford, David, Karen, Lindsay and
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Saintsbury
Holy Communion service was held
at St. Patrick's Sunday morning with
. Rev. Wheeler in charge.
Mrs. Mary Kooy was pianist, Mrs.
Rose Cunningham server and Bob
MacGillivray read the lessons.
Rev. Wheeler spoke to the children
on the size of God and asked a thought
provoking question of the congrega-
tion, "What are you doing for God?".
A social hour followed the service in
the Parish Hall.
Monday evening of last week the
ladies of the congregation and some
visitors enjoyed a talk and a film on
Tips for
the . spooks
The OntarioSafetyLeague has issued
10 safety tips for children for
Halloween.
Wear a light-coloured costume.
Pedestrians are more visible in light
coloured clothes. Retro -reflective
tape is available commercially and
should be added to clothing to
heighten visibility. Note that retro -
;reflective is different from. fluores-
cent. Flourescent colours are effec-
tive only in daylight; retro -reflective
items are designed for nighttime use
and will "glow" when car lights shine
on them. Look for flame -resistant
labels on ready-made costumes or
material to be used for costumes.
Make-up is better than a mask.
Masks can obscure vision. Make-up is
more fun and creative. -
Wear a short costume so you don't
trip. Costumes should be designed so
that children can walk easily without
entangling their feet or tripping. Com-
fortable, well -fitting shoes are a must.
Also. no hike -riding - costumes can
get caught in the spokes.
Use a flashlight to light.your way.
A flashlight can help children see and
be seen more clearly.
Trick -or -treat on one side of the
street, then theother side. Avoid
criss-crossing the street, even in quiet
neighbourhoods. Always walk on the
sidewalk. If there are no sidewalks,
walk on the left side of the road fac-
ing traffic.
Go out with parents or friends.
Basic safety precautions are needed
even on Halloween. Younger children
should be accompanied by a respon-
sible adult. Older children should go
out in groups.
Discuss your plans with your
parents. Parents and children should
map out a route for trick -or -treating
and set a time limit.
Never go inside a strange house,
apartment or car. Children should
trick -or -treat only at homes included
on the plan agreed to by their parents,
Avoid poorly lit homes.
Have a parent check your treats.
Treats must not be eaten until they
are checked by a parent. Discard un-
wrapped or loosely wrapped items.
Give children a meal or a snack
before they go out so they won't be
tempted to eat before they get home.
Know the Block Parent homes in
your area. The Block Parent home is
a safe haven for children who are
frightened, injured or lost.
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South America and the need for food.
clothing and housing were stressed.
Acoffee hour followed.
Bob MacGillivray, Courtney and
Katie Scarlet spent Saturday with
Bob's aunt in Toronto, Mrs. Heather
MacGillivray and Mrs. Linda
Durnen, Auburn enjoyed their year-
ly birthday get-to-gether in London.
Mr. -and Mrs. Jim Young, Lucan,
were dinner guests with me Wednes-
day evening.
RUMMAGE SALE CLOTHING -- Marjorie Joins and Jean Lynn check
over some of the ladies clothing at Thursdoys rummage sale spon-
sored by the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary. T -A photo
CONVENERS IN CHARGE OF RUMMAGE SALE Organization of Thursday's South Huron
Auxiliary rummage sale was handled by six conveners. From the left ore Olive Hicks, Verna
Marion Skinner, Audrey MacGregor, Audrey Bentley and Vera Armstrong with Christmas decorations.
Hospital
Bower,
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Oddfellows Lodge
installs new officers
A large crowd of Odd Fellows was
on hand W welcome DDGM. Bro. Eric
Mansfield and staff from Hensall
when they installed the officers of Ex-
eter IOOF No. 67 at their regular
meeting last.Tuesday night.
Many words of praise were extend-
ed to Bro. Mansfield and staff for the
excellent ceremony they performed
Bro. Walter Quick, Grand Patriarch
of the Grand Encampment of Ontario
was present and stated in all his years
in the Order he had never witnessed
a better ceremony than was perform-
edthat evening.
The following Brothers were install -
td in their chairs. Noble Grand Bev.
Parsons, Vice -Grand Wilmer Adkins,
Rec. Secy Charles Atthill, Fin. Sec'y
Roy Pepper, Treasurer Delmer Skin-
ner, J.P.N.G. Sam Skinner, Warden
Dennis Meikle, Conductor Dan Smith
Chaplain Ray Cann, R.S.N.G. Dor
Dearing, L.S.N.G. Norm Wilson
R.S.V.G. Gordon Jones, L.S.V.G. Car
Gower, R.S.S. Reg Hodgert, L.S.S
Robert Coates, Inside Guardian Ker
Ogden, Outside Guardian Robert
Blair, Flag bearer John Batten, Musi
cian William Rowe:Trustees Normar
Stanlake, Gerald McFalls, Garnet
Hicks.
A delicious lunch served by Ken
Ogden, Reg Hodgert and Allan
Buswell and- committee brought a
very enjoyable evening to a close.
Retirement, we understand, is great.
if you are busy, rich and healthy. But
then, under those conditions, work is
great too.
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