HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-02-29, Page 13Kippen ladies buzzing
around quilting frames
By Margaret Hoggarth
If you heard an extra loud
buzzing in the area last week,
it was coming from the home
of Rena Campbell, where a
number of Kippen and area
ladies had gathered for a
quilting bee to help with
another quilt that had been
put into the -frames, this one
being a project for the Kippen
- East Women's Insitute. Those
ladies who enjoyed the
quilting and companionship
accompanied by tea and
goodies courtesy of the
hostess, Rena Caldwell we e
Ruby Triebner, Isabelle
Scott, Grace McBride, Grace
Adkins, Grace Drummond,
Grace Pepper, Angnes Eyre,
Helen McKaig, Jeanette
Turner, Gertie Moir, Mona
Alderdice, Mattie McGregor,
Frances Kinsman, Myrtle
Sheritt, Grace Eyre, Ida
Dickert, and Edna Caldwell.
4-11 news
The Kippen I Quilting Bees
had to postpone their meeting
this week due to the flu bug
among some of the members.
The first meeting of the
Kippen 3 4-11 Quilting club
was held on Tuesday
February 14, at the home of
Joyce Wilson, one of the
leaders of this club, the other
leader being Eileen Town-
send. Officers elected are
President - Yvette
Predhomme, vice-president -
Lori LeBeau, secretary -
floating, treasurer - Janice
Moffatt, press reporter -
floating, telephone committee
- Karen DeJong and Mary
Gibson.
We have seven members
for this project. After going
through our books and finding
out about the requirements
for this quilting club, we
started on our first sample
showing the basic ,quilting
stitch.
Kippen United Church news
St. Andrew's Church, Kip -
pen, held their Sunday
February 26 service at 10
a.m. with Pastor Don Moffat
in the pulpit. The theme for
this service was "Prayer".
The ministry of music was
presented by the choir singing
"Only one Life" accompanied
by Barbara Cooper at the
organ. The children's story
"Go to God in Prayer"
reminded the children that we
all need help and when we do,
we pray.
The scripture lesson was
"teaching about prayer" with
the sermon test "'Lord teach
Us to Pray". The sermon ex-
pounded on "The Lord's
Prayer" part 1. Pastor Don
Moffat reminded us that the
Lord's Prayer is made up of
68 words and takes about 30
seconds to repeat. 'Our
Father' is a prayer for
disciples who love Him and do
His will. 'Who Art in Heaven'
strips away all limitations
that we might place on the
word Father. 'Hallowed be
Thy name' means to make
Holy, to magnify and set
apart. 'Thy Kingdom Come' -
the purpose of God is t�
establish a Kingdom here on
earth. 'Thy will be Done' is to
ask that God's rule be
established.
The bulletin an-
nouncements included a
reminder that Friday March
2 is World Day of Prayer at
Brucefield Curch at 2 p.m.
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Ailsa Craig UCW meets
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The Ailsa Craig U.C.W. met
February 14 with 17 ladies
present.
Wilma McIntosh opened the
worship service with a
reading from the red hymn
book, no. 20, verses 2 and 3.
They sang "Blest be the tie".
Mrs. Roland Neil read the
scripture.
The theme for the worship
was Love and Friendship.
Mrs. Gary Tweddle read a
thought-provoking article
"What the world needs now."
Following prayer they sang
Jesus calls us o'er the tumult
with Mrs. Neil at the piano.
The offering was received
and dedicated.
The program portion of the
meeting was a "Fun Night"
conducted by Margaret
Wilson and Alice Dickens.
Three tables of UNO were set
up with prizes goig to the best
scores. Mrs. Mary Rees pick-
ed the lucky Valentine. It cer-
taily was a lot of fun.
After the secretary's and
treasurer's reports, presi-
dent, Mrs. (Don) Mary Clark,
distributed United Church
Women booklets. Unit leaders
are to make sure each
member receives a copy.
Committee report sheets
were also handed out to be us-
ed for monthly reports.
Valentine flowers were
delivered by Ruby McLean,
Margaret Dores and Isabell
Stokes to the sick and shut-ins
of our church at the
Craigholme, Strathmere
Lodge, Strathroy Hospital
and locally. Recipients were
pleased with flowers and
visit. Thanks go to the flower
committee.
They were given a full
report by Margaret and Alice
on the 22nd annual U.C.W.
Presbyterial meeting in
London.
A newsletter from regional
vice-president Mrs. (Elliott)
Jean McKichan was read.
Wilma gave the final report
on the carrot pudding sale for
1983. It was most successful
Lucan bowling
Intertown men: Lucan I -
141/z, St. Marys 331/2. Wayne
Smith 356-1213, Glen Gagan
259-1146, Lucan I 39, Stratford
Bowlmore 9 - Bob Smith
276-1236, Ray Hands 264,1232,
Lucan II - 34, Zurich -14, Kim
Giles 280-1228, Roger Ben-
newies 257-1136.
Monday ladies: Audrey
Watt 259-660, Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 262-653, Audrey
Scott 238-651, Carol Willems
222-604, Marg i:lion 156, Judy
Thomas 240, Linda Snider
234, Beula Storey 232, Pat
Hodgins 229, Marg Greenlee
229.
Tuesday juniors: Terry
Evans 261, Mike Gillen 231,
Chris Sleaford 204, Eddie
VanKerkoerle 204, Sandy
Hyde 201, Tanya Buckareff
184, Brian Roe 178, Lillie
Buckareff 173, Stephanie San-
dison 162.
Colleen's: Helen Hearn
239.629, Norah Cowie 269-613,
NormaGa l l oway238.604, Mary
Van Geel 203-601, Agnes
O'Sullivan 248, Sandy Harris
215, 213, Alice Hodgins 215.
Medway: Cal Carmichael
277-707 Janet Neaman 235,
Peter Den Otter 233, Marilyn
Smith 220, Paula Weir 204,
Marg Carmichael 204.
Senior citizens: Alf Riley
251-614, Lillus'Clatworthy 192,
Gord Higgs 192, Harry Noels
195, Verna Dowdall 187,
Marian Noels 182, Wilhelmina
DenOtter 182, Frank DeBloc
179.
Wednesday bantams: Jay
Deeks 178, Ken Cowie 160,
Shawn Kraft 135, Peter Gib-
son 135, Shaun Williamson
128, Tammy Graham 123,
David Damen 121, David
Wilcox 120, Kevin Moore 112.
Wednesday mixed: Bob
Pipe 282-735, Bill Wheeler
225-666, Bill Dixon 229-637,
Larry Smith 230-629, Rick
Evans 274-610, Bub Appleman
240, Sharon Craig 239, Gary
Melvin 223, Cheryl Riordin
220, Marylin Riley 218.
Thursday men: Bud Valee
301-241-282-824, Harold Mayo
294-774, Wayne Smith 276-773,
Jim Smith 309-764, Keith
Dickson 286-754, Doug
Johnston 329-747, Russ Smith
257-737, Larry DeCaluwe
307-737, Brian Noyes 269-736,
Ray Hands 238-684, Mike
Wraith 237-683, Rick Rollings
248-666, Harold Smith 292-666,
Bill Neil 239-660, Brian Ankers
308-741, Gary Donaldson
254-658, Kevin Lightfoot
234-658.
Friday mixed: Don Watt
295, 252, 283-830. Audrey Watt
281-770, Bob Smith 24-652,
Vicki llorbanuik 227-619,
Wayne Smith 221-608, Pat
Ward 233-602, Heather Smith
236, Dave Mawdsley 236,
Brian Ankers 217-623, Chris
Andersen 246.
Sunday mixed: Jim Smith
351-759, Linda Webber 293-745,
Charlie Elson 327.699, Sharon
Halladay 235-684, Pete
Jurgens 277-633, Esther
Hillman 234-609, Steve Davis
261-608, J on Mason 254, Rob
Riley 229.
as 3.0 puddings were sold.
The U.C.W. gave a vote of
thanks to the co -convener of
the carrot pudding committee
Wilma, and Mary Sutherland
and all those volunteers who
helped make this project a
success.
The president reminded
everyone to bring in old eye
glasses or parts. Following
the benediction, the meeting
was adjourned and Unit 1
served cherry cheesecake
and tea.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cree
and Rachel, London visited
recently with Miss Grace
Mackay.
The World Day of Prayer
service will be held Friday,
March 2 at 2 p.m. at
Craigholme.
Friday afternoon a number
of residents of Craigholme en-
joyed pictures of England and
Scotland shown by Evelyn
McNaughton.
Riverview Women's In-
stitute meeting will be held
March 6 at 1:30 p.m. when
Mrs. (Wm.) Una Amos will be
guest speaker telling us about
her work in special education
which includes the trainable
retarded as well as the gifted
children. The Take -a -Break
Moms will be guests.
A dessert euchre is planned
for March 12 at 1;15 p.m. at
Activity Centre. Won't you
join with us?
Fourteen tables of euchre
were at play at the Masonic
euchre Wednesday evening.
Congratulations to Shirley
and Tom Rees who celebrate
their 25th wedding day.
A Valentine and birthday
party was held at Cralgholme
February 14 for the residents.
Music by Marg and Leroy
Walker was enjoyed. Better
late then never - Happy Bir-
thday to all.
Here, s a way for hubby to
treat his wife and family by
enjoying a pancake supper in
the United Church on March
6, 5:30-7:30 p.m., sponsored
by Board of Stewards.
By ANNE WALPER
The second meeting of the
Grand Bend No. 2 4-H Club,
Queenly Quilters, was held at
the home of Heather Love,
February 20.
All members answered the
roll call which was Describe
a Quilted Item You Have At
Home.
The correct quilting techni-
que was practised on
samples. The members then
took part in a material colour
combination exercise and
project ideas were discussed.
A group of ladies visited
Chateau Gardens on Wednes-
day and chatted with many
patients from the vicinity.
The ladies were Anne Russell,
Donna Lovie, Doris Bestard,
Fern Love and Brenda Love.
Don't forget about World
Day of Prayer which is at
Mount Carmel Church at 2:00
p.m. on Friday March 2.
Everyone is welcome.
News from Lucan
The Lucan Women's In-
stitute met in the Masonic
Hall with president Mrs.
James Lockyer conducting
the Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect.
A poem in memory of a
departed member, Mrs. Cecil
Neil was read by Mrs.
Radcliffe. Many ideas to
celebrate Ontario's 200 An-
niversary were put forward.
All activities are to be held at
the arena on June 30.
President Bernice Lockyer,
will attend a planning
meeting at the Firehall on
March 15. Secretary, Mrs.
William Froats, will attend an
Officers Conference at
Waterloo University from
May 1-3. The district annual
conference will be held May
17 at Granton United Church.
A memorial gift will be
made to the Erland Lee
Homestead in honour of Mrs.
Neil.
We have accepted an in-
vitation from South Lobo
Women's Institute to Col-
dstream hall to hear Mrs.
Agnes Foster, a delegate to
A.C.W.W. 1983 conference in
Vancouver.
Upcoming events are:
World Day of Prayer Service
at the Lucan Revival Centre
on Friday March 2 at 7:30
p.m. Father Finn of St.
Patrick's Parish will talk on
the them Living Water.
The Lucan United Church
will hold "Learning for Lent"
from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
on March 21, 28, April 4 and
11. This is an interdenomina-
tional program consisting of
speakers and handicrafts,
coffee break, music and Bible '
Study with Mrs. Jacqueline
Pierce of Granton.
Handmade Valentines
were judged for the prettiest,
funniest, and best verse. Win-
ners were Iva Hodgins, Ber-
nice Lockyer and Lillian
Radcliffe.
Unicef slides on pure water
for the third world were view-
ed as well as scenery of the
Rhine River and German
country side. Two contests
answered by names of birds
and flowers were enjoyed. .
Lillian Radcliffe provided a
lovely Valentine cake to close
the meeting. March 20 at 2:00
p.m. is the date of the next
meeting at the Masonic Hall.
Mrs. Jim Robertson will be in
charge.
Scouts at Toronto
February 18 the Lucan
Scouts were invited to spend
a few days at Toronto with a
troop we met at Haliburton.
Many new friends were Made
and the weekend was very
successful.
The 1st Lucan Scouts were
given a warm welcome at St.
Timothy's Church. The
weekend went along very
quickly with a trip around
Toronto. They had to collect
information that had to be
brought to home base ( the
church).
The two troops also played
many different sports, watch-
ed a movie and much more.
This was one of the better
camps, for many reasons, the
meals were good and weather
was pleasant. The Toronto
troop was kind and fun to be
with, and last but not least in-
door plumbing ended the
weekend with a truck service
that lasted 2 hours. After that
was over we said goodbye and
started the trip back to Lucan
with a promise to meet next
year.
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