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Times -Advocate, June 21, 1989 •
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By MRS. MARY KOOY
CENTRALIA - At the United
Church, Sunday the guest speakers
were two members of the Gideons
from Exeter, Dave Woodward and
Earl Miller. Their topic was "Cost
of Discipleship".
Next Sunday, an outdoor worship
service will be held at 11:30 a.m.
Picnic and games to follow on the
church lawn.
The U.C.W. annual picnic will
be held at Verda Gartley's trailer on
Monday, June 26. Car pooling at
the church at 5:30 p.m. Pot luck
main course. Dessert is provided.
ralia Church
Please bring chairs, plate, cup and
cutlery. All ladies welcome.
Vacation Bible school at the
United Church is July 17 to 21.
Help is still needed.
We are glad to report that Earl
Dietrich has returned home from
University Hospital following a
month's stay due to back injury.
His daughter Elaine spent a few
days at home from Kitchener.
We are also glad to report that
Jack Patterson is recovering from
an injury in University Hospital.
Euchre in the community centre
on Monday evening had nine tables
News from 4-H
CREDITON - The fourth meet-
ing of Crediton No. 5 club was
held at Rosemary Thompson's June
12. Dianne Kaak, leader, called
meeting to order. Julie Kaak, presi-
dent, led_ us in the 4-H pledge.
Julie then asked the roll call
"from your trip to the nursery,
name one thing you learned about
plants that , would help you at
planting time". This was answered
by all members.
We then discussed when, what
time and where the next meeting
should be held.
Julie assigned members to read
planting' time which involved fill-
ing in blanks, plants and their pack-
aging, planting details which in-
volved answering questions, soils,
what you should do with problem
soil, water which involved answer-
ing if the statements are true or
false.
Stake a tree, staking small Decid-
uous tree, staking an evergreen tree,
landscaping tools which involved
circling, preparing plants for the
winter which also involved circling
and filling in blanks and home ac-
tivity. Refreshments were then
served.
CORRECTION
In last week's Times Advocate,
in a photo from Grand Bend declar-
ing August 3, as Circus Day in the
village, Dianne Mason Lamon-
tagne was incorrectly identified as
Dianne Mason and given the title
of Publicity Chairman for the
Chamber of Commerce rather than
local promoter for the circus. We
applogize for any. inconvience this
may have caused.
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The next meeting is June 19 at 7
p.m.
Press reporter Rosemary Thompson
KIRKTON - The first meeting of
the Kirkton "Let's Landscape" 4-H
club was held May 18 at leader
Loralee Marshall's home. Our other
leaders. are- Gertrude Willis and
Mary Szabo.
Of the 17 members enrolled in
our club, 13 of them were present.
The meeting was opened with the
4-H pledge and then we covered all
business. Our officers were nomi-
nated.
They are as follows: president
Andrea Blackler, vice Sue Selves,
treas. Karen Foster, and see/press
rotating.
Such topics were discussed_as dif-
ferent types of plants, soft -and hard
surface materials, why you should
landscape and considerations to
think about before you landscape.
Loralee served a delicious snack
and the meeting was adjourned.
Secretary/press reporter Sue Selves
Queensway
HENSALL - Monday morning
residents enjoyed a tea party in the
sun room while listening to the
United Church service tape. In the
afternoon several residents took ad-
vantage of the beautiful weather to
be outdoors.
Reverend Sheila McGregor of
Thamcs Road and Elimville
churches led our worship service
Tuesday afternoon with Joyce Pep-
per as pianist. This was Reverend
McGregor's first time with us and
we certainly hope to see her again.
Dorothy Elder provided several
ladies with a manicure Wednesday
morning. This extra personal atten-
tion is appreciated by each recipi-
ent. The Christian Reformed ladies
had residents out for car rides
through the country side Wedne$-
day afternoon.
Thursday a few Agriculture Club
members.visited the' Hensail Sales
Barns, and watched the cattle•aue-
tion.
Coming events: Plan to attend
our Strawberry Social June 24th
from 2-4 p.m. June 22nd Geri
Fashions will be here from 10 to 3
p.m.
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playing. Prizes went to ladies high.
Marjorie Steeper, man's high Joe
Carter, lone hands Helen MacDo-
nald, Murray Carter, low score Dor-
othy Bullock, George Cunningham.
Tom and I were Saturday evening
dinner guests with Mrs.tlMary Da-
vis of Lucan and in the evening at-
tended 50th wedding anniversary for
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Shea.
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Varna seniors visit Huronview
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - Fourteen members of
the Stan Lee Club went to Huron -
view on Friday, June 16 when they,
along with several other groups in
the County were hosted to a lovely
salad luncheon for five dollars per
person. _ .•
Following the meal a deligtltful
musical program was presented in
the auditorium by a talented and
,zery enthusiastic trio from Gode-
nch. Mr. Tony Hyde and Lorraine
Madge led the groups and many of
the Huronview residents in singing
old familiar songs and they sang
several duets. They were accompa-
nied by Mr. Gord Harrison, a very
accomplished pianist.
One hour or more of being enter-
tained by them slipped by very
quickly. They go to Huronview and
other nursing homes several times a
year and surely lighten the hearts of
many people while they are there.
Huronview hosted these events
through the month of June for
groups in. Huron County in con-
junction with Senior's Week.
Varna Youth Group met last Fri-
day evening for a bicycle treasure
hunt and a movie to follow. The
Year End Party will be field this
Friday, June 23 starting at 5 p.m.
at the manse.
A reminder to register your child
fo swimming lessons. The bus
pi s up in Varna and Brucefield.
Thi rogram runs from July 10-14
and July 17-21. Cost is $30 per
child. Any interested people should
call Deb Rathwell at 233-9153 or
Sandy Johnston at 263-262S.
Congratulations to Sandra Cole-
man who placed first in the second
year of the University of Western
Ontario Law School Program. San-
dra received several awards at UWO
Convocation Ceremonies on June
9.
Any ladies interested in playing
fun baseball on Monday evenings
in Varna should contact Sandy
Hayter at 263-2421 as soon as pos-
sible.
Town buys truck
EXETER - Council Monday
night approved the purchase of a
new pickup truck.
Exeter Toyota submitted the low-
est of three tenders at $11,577.60
which includes trade-in and tax.
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