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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-11-07, Page 37 (2)• • • Institute at Staffa entertain pot luck By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Thirty Staffa Institute members, their husbands and friends, enjoyed a pot luck dinner in the township hall Oct. 24. This was the resolutions meeting and following the dinner, Mrs. John Templeman introduced Charles Friend. the clerk of Hibbert township. who gave everyone an interesting in- sight into his duties as clerk. Mr. Friend was thanked by Mrs. Charles Douglas. Mrs. John Miller presided for a short business meeting when members were reminded of the Area Convention in St. Marys. the District executive banquet November 6 al Staffa. and the achievement day for the 4-H project on Needlepoint in ,Mitchell at the Upper Thames School November 22. Cards were played to end an enjoyable evening. October 27. the Staffa Swifty Stitchers met at the home of Mrs. George Vivian for the seventh and final meeting. The meeting was opened with the 4-H Pledge followed •by the roll call answered by all. The secretary's report was given. We thenproceeded to answer the craft quiz and the Needlepoint Evaluation. Plans for Achievement Day Nov. 22 were finalized and the meeting was adjourned. Mr. and Mrs John Templeman visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eldie McNicol, London. Introducing fashionable, practical, durable and energy wise sio00� „,, SaV.hQ s� 1 N 7 10 25" x325 semi - pneumatic tires with chains Attached drift - cullers slice a big 21" wide swath Has 20- intake and 16- auger _ , HUNTERS BAG TWO MOOSE - A seven day hunting trip for five area men proved 10 be successful as they bagged two moose totalling 1,500 pounds in the WhiteRiver district Displaying the head of one of the animals is Jim Jarret of Exeter and Greg Ramsey of Ailsa Craig. Also participating in the catches were Don Smith of Mt. Brydges, Ted Williams of London and Ron Brownlee of Denfield. T -A photo Many join festivities Shipka lady celebrates By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Sunday was a special day for one of Shioka area's grand old ladies Mrs.Mabel Desjardine, who celebrated her 83rd birthday, Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Trellis Little. Saturday evening supper guests with her were some of her grand and great grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Little, London, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Little, Leanne and Julia, St. The CB&G are coming to town Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. O'Nile Forget Of Warwick. Sunday dinner guests with her were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Desjardine, and Carleen of Huron Park. Grandaughter Carleen was celebrating her 16th birthday. On the week -end she received a long distance phone call with Best Wishes from son Ches and Pearl Desjardine of Rainy River area. Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turnbull, of Vancouver, British Columbia, have returned home after a two week holiday in Ontario, visiting his brother Ed Turnbull, sisters Mrs. Florence Hendrick, of Exeter, Marian and Arlo Stucky, and other relatives. Mrs. Alice Keller has been a patient in Victoria hospital London this past two weeks, and is still there receiving treatment. Friends and neighbours here wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer spent the week -end in Welland with Eva's mother, Mrs. Elsie Comfort. Ed Turnbull visited recently with his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Burt and family at Douglas Point. Tom and Rosanne Russell, attended the wedding, Saturday, of Elizabeth Kustermans, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Andrew Kustermans, to Laurence McFalls, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bert McFalls, all of Parkhill area, at Sacred Heart church, Parkhill, with reception and dinner at the community centre. Don't forget! The annual Shipka Harvest dance being held in Parkhill Community centre, on Saturday evening November 10th. Tickets are still available. Phone 238- 2481 or anyone in the im- mediate Shipka area. Ladies meet at Crediton By MRS. PETER MARTIN Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Mrs. Hubert Cooper, Mrs. Harvey Andrews, Mrs. Cliff Kenney and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, attended the two day Womens Institute area convention in St. Marys Thursday and Friday. They enjoyed hearing the speakers, Carol Campbell and Jim Swan of "Morning Break" at the banquet Thursday evening. U.C.W. meets The ladies of Zion United Church Women met Thur- sday evening in the Sunday School auditorium. Mrs. Alwinna Galloway opened the meeting with the call to worship following quite music played by Joyce Preszcator. The worship service with the theme of "World Peace" was conducterd by Alwinna Galloway, Laura Mathers, Doris Swartz, Cora Wein and Nola Ratz, Gloria Martin sang two solo's, accompanied by Lelia Finkbeiner on the piano. The meeting was turned over to president, Evelyn Pickering, who opened the business portion with a prayer for guidance. Irene Finkbeiner reported on the Indoor Gardening course held last week in Exeter. Displays by Marie Fydenchuk, Grace Fahner and Irene' were shown. Anyone interested in taking advantage of the short course on Indoor Gardening are asked to contact either, Marie Fydenchuk or Irene Fink- beiner for more details. Tenative dates are November 12 and 13 in the afternoon. Night course will follow if enough ladies show interest in it. The election of officers was read by Lorene Wein. Meeting closed with prayer. A lovely lunch was served by, Jean Neil, Grace Morlock and Alwinna Galloway. Personals Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, are quietly celebrating their 61st wedding anniversary on November 8. Times- Advocate, November 7, 1979 harms 17A I5UUTI The best Midnight Madness buys are at Stedmans. 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