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b MRS. WILLIAM *HIDE
About 30 people sat down to
a delicious smorgasbord pot
luck dinner. After the dishes
were finished Rev. Robert
Matheson called the meeting
to order and was appointed
chairman. Mrs. Gerry
Morgan was appointed
secretary. Rev. Robert
Matheson opened the meeting
with prayer.
The minutes of last year's
meeting were read and
adopted. it was decided to
carry on Sunday School the
way it has been, January,
February and March at 10
a.m. and the rest of
the months at 11:15 while
church is on.
Brian Miller is one of the
new Board of Managers. The
retiring ones are Don
Richardson and Bob Stone
who moved away last fall.
The remaining ones are
Barry Jeffery, Gerry
Morgan, Robert Bray and
Larry Dawson.
The members of Session re-
main the same; Clerk, Mur-
ray Dawson, Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne, Ross Ballantyne,
Ted Kernick, William Rohde,
and Mrs. Floyd Stewart. All
reports were well received.
Church service
Rev. Robert Matheson led
in worship at the fifth Sunday
efter the Epiphany church
Make r`.
-Your Love
Blossom with
service on Sunday morning.
Miss Agnes Bray was at the
piano for the hymns and
music.
The children's story was en-
titled "Is Light Important".
Rev. Matheson had a lamp to
help explain the story. He
covered the lamp with a bag
asking if you could see the
light shining through. The
Scripture Lesson was read
from Isaiah 58:5-12, 1 Corin-
thians 2:1-5 and Matthew
5:13-16.
The sermon was entitled
"Seasoned Christians."
Personals
Barry J. Miller returned
home Sunday from Seaforth
Community Hospital after
having been a patient there
for almost three weeks. Pat
Connolly is a patient in the
same hospital. Get well
wishes are extended to both.
Mrs. Muriel Miiler, London
spent a few days recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry J. Miller.
Miss Jane Hewitt left on
Saturday after visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann
and Brad for five weeks. Her
home is in Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Kellett were Saturday even-
ing supper guests with Mr.
and Mrs. William Rohde and
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on Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Steve KAight and
Lindsay of Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Stewart of Toronto spent the
weekend and Miss Elaine
Stewart and friend of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McDonald, Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Faulhafer of
Stratford visited Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde,
Karen and Kathy, Exeter
visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde.
The Youth Group will meet
Sunday evening February 12
at 7:30 p.m. at Elimville.
Happy Gang
plays euchre
0y ALICE DICKENS
Ailso Craig
Six tables of euchre were in
play at the Happy Gang
seniors in the town hall on
Wednesday afternoon. Win
ners were, high, Lorraine
Neil, Gertie Hodgins; lone
hands, Marjorie Steeper
Jessie Lewis; low Jenny Har
tle and Myrtle Turner.
More euchre on February
15.
There were 11 tables in play
at West McGillivray hall Fri-
day night when Lola Allison,
Myrtle Ross and Lorraine and
Roland Neil hosted the care
party.
Winners were ladies high,
Eileen Hodgins, lone hands,
Nora Ross, low, Jessie Lewis.
Men's high, Joe Carter, lone
hands, Jack Hamilton, low
George Cunningham.
. Next euchre is February 17
with Jack and Evelyn
Trevithick, Jack Hamilton
and Bloss Pepper as hosts.
For all euchre players
(men are welcome) plan to
attend a dessert euchre at the
Activity Centre, February 13
at 1:15 p.m. sponsored by the
Craigwiel Activity Centre
committee.
On Friday evening
(February 17) three films will
be shown at the Craigholme
Auditorium.
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A number of adults enjoyed
a variety of games in the Ac-
tivity Centre last Wednesday
evening. Following this, lunch
was served by the Activity
Centre committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bice,
Mitchell visited Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Ida Bice,
Cra igholme.
Friends, neighbours and
relatives showered baby Jeff
Ross, infant son of Jim and
Debbie Ross with lovely
useful gifts at the Activity
Centre on Sunday afternoon.
Debbie, in her usual plea-
sant manner, thanked
everyone for their kindness,
and to the group who planned
the baby shower. Lunch was
served.
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Kirkton WI meets
Sy MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Kirkton Women's Institute
held their January meeting
January 26 at Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre.
The meeting opened with
the Institute Ode, Mary
Stewart Collect. The roll cail
"Something my mother
taught me".
Verna Blackler and Elaine
Stephen had as their speaker
Janet McLellan of St. Marys.
Her topic "Coupons". People
should use coupons as the
sellers spend a lot of money
for this advertising, but in
return a small amount of
coupons are redeemed. Janet
had a couple of contests for
us.
Institute president
Christine Eveleigh has three
banquest to cater to over the
next three months.
Lunch was served by the
group in charge.
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Birthday parties
in Shipka area
Sy MRS. HUGH MORENZ
An enjoyable dinner party
was held January 28 at Arnold
Keller's home, when Mr.
Keller and his daughter,
Audrey Gibson, celebrated
their birthdays, which are
I•oth on the same date of
.'anuary 30.
Also celebrated was Roy
ind Audrey Gibson's 34th
wedding anniversary. Others
attending were Larry and
Sharon Gibson, Peter and
Tina, RR Lucan, David Gib-
son and friend, and Janet and
John of Crediton and Marion
Feltz and son Terry, of
Brinsley called for a little
visit.
A special phone call came
Sunday from Mark Gibson, in
Mayerthorpe Alberta, to wish
his grandpa and mother hap-
py birthday and anniversary
greetings to his parents.
Ferman and Leota Snyder
visited Sunday afternoon, in
Sarnia, at his brothers, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Snyder, and
stayed for supper with them.
Corporal Cindy Desjardine,
daughter of Willis and Ella
Desjardine, returned recent-
ly to Camp Borden, from
Westwind in Winnipeg, where
she has been stationed this
past couple of years.
Gloria, Kevin and Dwight
Beierling, visited Saturday
with the boys' grandparents,
Howard and Joyce Adkins, of
Zurich area.
Ken and Ortha Baker
travelled to Thamesville,
Saturday and they accom-
panied Ortha's brother and
wife, Orval and Mae Schilbe
to Detroit, where they visited
with Sandra and Tony Regier,
Chris, Heather and Jillian.
Mrs. Emma Schilbe Zurich
who had beed holidaying for
a month in Florida, flew up to
Detroit, and came home with
the Baker's and Schilbe's on
Sunday.
A reminder of the euchre
party to be held here tonight
February 8 at the Communi-
ty centre, weather
permitting.
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