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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-19, Page 18 (2)Page 2A Times -Advocate, Se tember 18 1 ' 78 uer BUSY SECRETARY — One Saturday's Kirkton Fair was of the busiest persons at secretary Audrey Bearss T -A photo LIFE INSURANCE Life insurance means much more than-§ecunty for the future of your dependents. It has living values not found in any other investment. CaII Gaiser-Kneale-Tait life insurance fo'r all.the details. People who know the community, unders- tand your problems best. Representing Crown Life Gaiser •'Kneale •Tail Liffe Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter L3.5 41 482-:+747/3: j.^., Be`.: 2.18-8j,� 4-H girls elect officers Thames Road women hear talk on boat people By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Thirty-nine ladies and two gentleman had their supper at the Exeter Golf and Country Club Barn Monday evening. It was the first meeting of the United Church Women since the summer. After the bountiful smorgasbord supper, Mrs. Ken Duncan welcomed everyone. All reported the Purpose and sang the hymn "O God Our Help in Ages Past." The theme for the meeting was "Time" Mrs. Paul Passmore read the Scripture Lesson which was about time. Reading On Time and Gods Minute were read by Mrs. Arnold Cann, and she also led in prayer. A reading Time Is was read by Mrs. Ken Duncan. Mrs. Fred Johns led in a sing song with Mrs. Reg Hodgert at the piano. Mrs. Ken Duncan called on Mr. Ross Hargreaves who introduced Mr: Gerry Holland of Stratford who is co-ordinator for the Boat People and he spoke on that subject. Mrs. Paul Passmore Family in Shipka district host for exchange student By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cleve and family are sponsoring an exchange student for a year, through the International Fellowship plan. The student is Adriana Mireya Medinilla, of Mexico City, who is 18 years old, and attending South Huron District High School. Personals Bonnie Erickson is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London, where she underwent knee surgery last Tuesday. Your Shipka friends and neighbours wish you a speedy recovery, Bonnie. Visitors Friday with Bev and Sherri -Lynn Keller, were Bev's mother Mrs. Roy Kirk, Moorefield, and her sister Barbara Higby and Scotty, of Stratford. Kathy Janisse, and her daughters Renee and Angela, of Tecumseh, spent holidays last week at her sisters, Rosanne and Tom Russell, Jacquie and Jennie. On Saturday Rosanne, Tom and Kathy, attended the wedding of the girls cousin, Susan Parker, to Stephen Easterby, at Grace United church, Sarnia, with dinner and reception at the Polish hall. Nancy Baker, Kitchener, and Donna Baker, Sarnia, spent the week -end at their parents here. Warrant Officer, Tom Miller, of Ottawa, visited Saturday with his aunt and uncle, Laura and Oscar Miller and other relatives in Dashwood and Exeter. Harvey and Gloria Beierling, Kevin and Dwight, Mrs. Thelma Beierling and Freida, were dinner guests, Sunday, with Gloria's parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adkins and James, of Zurich area. The occasion was Kevin's 2nd bir- thday. Also attending was Kevin's great grandfather, Henry Adkins. Mrs. Arnold Keller has returned home after being hospitalized a month. First at South Huron in Exeter, and then in Victoria in London. ' Visitors on the week -end with Keller's Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Max Windsor, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson, and Mark of Crediton. thanked him and gave a gift of money. Mrs. Ross Hargreaves gave a Newsflash on Stewardship. Mrs. Arnold Cann and Mrs. Lorne Passmore received the of- fering and prayer was said. It was decided the Lun- cheon is Served supper will be held Monday night October 22. The Regional meeting will be held Tuesday October 9 at Elimville• 4-H club The first meeting of the 4- H Hurondale 1, needlepoint club was held recently at the home of leader Mrs. Nancy Hodgert. The other leader is Mrs. Darlene Passmore. The election of officers resulted as follows: president -Cheryl Cann; vice president -Karen Cottle; secretary -Cheryl Stewart and Diane Ballantyne; press reporter -Cheryl Stewart; treasurer -Cathy Cottle. Nancy and Darlene led the meeting discussing canvas, yarns, needles and scissors. The seniors and juniors went WINNING FLOAT — One of the prize winning floats in Saturday's Kirkton Fall Fair parade was the entry of the Kirkton Women's Institute. T -A photo FILL YOUR FREEZER NOW BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER HEIFERS STEERS SIDES $1.55 SIDES $1.59 HINDS x1.85 HINDS , $1.89 FRONTS .... $1.25 FRONTS .... $1.29 LOINS $1.99 LOINS $1.99 SIDES OF PORK .89 WHOLE PORK .85 SIDES OF LAMB 2.29 WHOLE'LAMB (40 LB. AVG.) 2.19 All Fully Processed MONEYBACK GUARANTEE PHONE 235-0420 into two groups and marked John Hock also with their England who is the canvas for their craft. cousin Douglas Rice of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert were treated to supper in London on Tuesday evening September 11 by the May families and they then went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. May 'of London for the rest of the evening. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Hodgert were treated to supper in Exeter by the Hodgert families and then they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann for the evening, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde went to London for supper and then to a show. The occasion was the 25th Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert and the 31st for Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde which was on September 11. Miss Pauline Pym, Hamilton, Miss Barbara Miller, Toronto and Miss Laurel Hodgert, St. Catharines, spent the week- end at their homes here. Several people from the community attended Kirkton Fair Saturday. Among those were Kenneth Duncan and his team of show horses. Group W. of the United Church Women under the leadership of Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mrs. William Rowcliffe catered to the Hulley -Bray wedding in the church Saturday afternoon. Group U. of the U.C.W. under the leadership of Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs. Fred Johns looked after the lunch for the reception and dance at the Exeter Golf and Country Club. Many people from this community at- tended the reception and dance. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Ben- neweis, Brodhagen visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. William Tohde. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde and Calvin were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde. Mr. & Mrs. George Kellett were Sunday lunch guests with Mr. & Mrs. Art Heard of St. Marys. They then went to Kitchener where they visited with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. visiting in HIGHEST INTEREST On Guaranteed Investment Certificates Subject To Change NORMA J. 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