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Times Advocate, 1984-09-26, Page 23WOODWORKING -.yv �H I Imes -Advocate, September 26,1984 Willing Workers busy at the fair Ry ANNE WALPIR Greenway Best wishes to Lawrence and Elizabeth McFalls on the Crediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday with Mrs. James Barnes who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Lorna had a baby girl born on Sept- ember 22. Also visiting her were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Davidson, RR 4 Thedford and some of her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glan- ville, Bayfield visited Satur- day with Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville, RR 1 Exeter. Mrs. Bill Hack, Granton spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. Don Finkbeiner, RR 2 Crediton. Please note: Our turkey supper is October 3 for Crediton Community Centre, 5 to 7 p.m. 1' Curl(ratufationi to Harry Knip on receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture George and Lois Eizenga birth of their baby daughter Anna Marie Elizabeth. The Greenway Willing Workers reported that business was brisk at their booth at the Parkhill Fair, Saturday. Many people from here at- tended the Parkhill Fair on the weekend. The Ecumenical meeting for Thanksgiving will be held in the United Church 'Tues- day, October 9th at 8 p.m. 4-11 The second meeting of Grand Bend No. 2 4-11 club was held at leader Joan Love's home, September 17. President, Susan Hayter opened the meeting with the 411 pledge. Patti Love, secretary, called the roll which was answered by five members. Each one com- mented on the breakfast dish that had been prepared at home. Other business was discussed. The club name chosen was "Food and Fitness Freaks". Corn chowder and pita bread with alfalfa sprouts, tomato and cheese filling were made and enjoyed. Members learn- ed how to determine their percentage of body fat. After each had her measurements taken, she calculated the percentage. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stone had a birthday party for their daughter Marion Donkervoort Sunday. John (her husband) and son Richard also attended. Other guests included Ron and Nan- cy Stone of London. BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR QUITS AFTER 41 YEARS -- A new heating system is being installed in the Crediton United Church. Shown with the old boiler which served for 41 years are Lorne Voigt, Gordon Morlock, Roy Finkbeiner who fired the boiler for 31 years and Gord Slaght and Glenn Stewardson who removed it. T -A photo For Cromarty ladies Roll call about Africa By MRS. ROBERT LAING Ilazel Harburn presided for the September meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Aux- iliary, with Betty Lou Norris at the piano. For her topic, Grace Kerslake read a story from the United Church Observer about words as young children hear and say them, especially in hymns and the Lord's Prayer. Mary Elliott read scrip- ture from 1 Thessalonians, Chapter 1. 'Twelve members answered the roll call with a problem in Africa. Answers included drought, refugees, unemployment, unclean water, outside interference, LOWER YOUR EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE COSTS WITH PARTS PRICE ROLLBACKS! Check out the great low prices on CASE QUALITY: • LUBRICANTS • SEATS & CUSHIONS • BEARINGS • HOSE • FILTERS • BELTS ARTS • CLUTCH P •T ILLAG'E PARTS • CUTTING ING EDGES U� Get Case quality parts now AT LOW REDUCED PRICES ESE FARM SUPPLY LIMITED Sales and Service - Repair Phone 236-4934 236-4321 22 Main St., Zurich shortage of food, etc. Jean Carey presided for the business which included an invitation to the W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting Oc- tober 4, at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Adair from Monkton as Presbyterial visitor, also an invitation to Shakespeare Oc- tober 24 with dessert at 7:30 and the meeting at 8:30. The fall rally of Stratford - Huron Presbyterial will be held October 9 in St. Andrews Church, Stratford. This is the 100th anniversary of Stratford Presbyterial and afternoon and evening sessions will be held at 2 o'clock and 7:45 respectively. Supper will be available at Knox Church. Ar- ticles for the home in Exeter are to he ready by the next meeting. The offering in Oc- tober will be designated for Armagh. Alice Gardiner was in charge of the study book and greeted each member as she arrived with an African greeting and proverb. For the special number, the members learned an African hymn. Bless () Lord, our country. Africa. Rally Sunday Mrs. Kenneth Knight told the story at the annual Rally Day service Sunday morning. The responsive reading was given by Lisa and Leanne Gardiner. Sherri and Sarah Elliott and Michelle Martyn. 'l'he Sunday School pupils sang two numbers, accom- panied by Carol Ann Scott. Sunday School superinten- dent. Hannah Miller, presented C'arrah Templeman with a memory work certificate for having completed part 1 of the Begin- ners' Course. and also gave out the following attendance awards: F'irst year - Trevor Elliott, Cain Ternpleman; se- cond year - Becky Marlyn. Lisa Pullman; third year - ('arrah 'I'emplernan; fourth year - Julie Martyn, Christopher Scott, Steven Pullman, fifth year - LariJo Gardiner; sixth year - Sarah Elliott; seventh year - Leanne Gardiner, Michelle Martyn; eighth year - Danny Elliott; ninth year - Sherri Elliott; 10t11 year - Lisa Gardiner; 14th year - Barb Templeman. Several relatives a nd friends in this community al - JOIN THE CROWD kL'�.''�,` BE A REGULAR BLOOD DONOR Place Your Order Now PERSONAL CHRISTMAS CARDS oRcfR UAos EARL,. NOW ON D/$'PLAY SIE CARDS Of DISTINCTION BY INTERNAiIONAI Imes - dvocate Serrint South Huron, North Mlddk(es A North limhlon Since 1473 tended the Allen -Laing wed- ding in Guelph Saturday. Sunday evening guests at the home of Gordon and Eva Laing were Howard and Hazel Eves of Moose Jaw, Dennis and Sharon Eves and boys, Moose Jaw, John and Carolyn Kwong, Regina, John and Marion Wallace, Mit- chell, Wesley and Anges Russell and Grace Scott, Seaforth, Clarence and Erla Coleman, Peter Laing and Wendy Smith, all of Exeter, Wayne and Dianne Coleman, Peterborough, Alex and Marilyn Zimmer and family, Murray and Lorraine Lindner and family, Stratford, and Bob and Ruth Laing, Tom and Murray, Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves have returned home after spending a couple of weeks visiting friends and relatives in Ontario. in Stratford Dashwood ladies at convention By MRS. IRVIN RADER The Lutheran Women's Missionary Convention was held at the Victoria Inn, Strat- ford, September 21 and 22 with about 1,000 in atten- dance. Mrs. Harry Hayter and Mrs. Delmar Miller were delegates from Zion Lutheran LWML and Rachel Mellecke was a page girl. Dr. Ed Westcott was the guest speaker. Seniors Dashwood Senior Citizens held the first meeting of the fall Monday, September 17 with the president Mrs. Eben Weigand presiding. The roll call was answered by 44 members and five visitors. Mrs. Weigand introduced Mrs. Irene Davis, president of Zone 8, who spoke briefly and later installed the new of- ficers. The Fall Rally will be in Dashwood October 4 at 1 p.m. The new officers are: presi- dent, Mrs. Ross Love; first vice-president, Mrs. Alma Genttner; second, ()scar Pfaff; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Elda Koehler; assistant, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan; trustees, Mervyn Tiernan, Emil Becker and Frans Boogemans. The trustees are in charge of planting a maple tree at the Medical Centre. Shuffleboard will be played October 9 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Margaret Carroll's group was in charge of the program. Mrs. Mildred Kellerman gave a reading on the Bicentennial. A men's quartet, Jack Gaiser, Mervyn Tiernan, Harry Hoffman and Stanley Haist, sang two numbers. Mrs. Carroll gave a reading "Go ask Papa". Mrs. Florence Martene read "Anyone will do". Harry Hoffman, Mrs. Ken McCrae. Jack Gaiser and Stanley Haist played instrumentals. Mrs. Louis Weigand gave two readings. Euchre and lunch followed Mrs. Elda Koehler has returned home following a month's stay with her daughter and family Edward and Anne Nagle, Susan and Chris Baynham. The men and women from the 14th concession known as the Sodbusters and the better half attended Forest Fair and both won in the tug-of-war contest. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader, and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader attended the Tilmans- Gamble wedding at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, London, Saturday. The bride is their niece. Flowers in Zion Lutheran Church, Sunday were placed by Mrs. Greta Restemayer and family in loving memory SaNntswry By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Thanksgiving service wil: be held at 11 a.m. September 30 at St. Patrick's church with the rector Rev. Peter Derrick in charge. Mr. Bill Lam- bourne London will be guest soloist. Mrs. Marg Carroll and Mrs. Mary Davis attended thanksgiving service at St. Thomas, Granton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. harry Carroll and their family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll and family celebrated the former's 52nd anniversary at a London restaurant Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robert attended Exeter Fair Saturday where they "showed" one of their Belgian teams. Sunday their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cunn- ingham and children of Mar were guests with the Tin- dall's. Mrs. Eleanor Darling, Lucan and Mrs. Mary Davis visited Mrs. Alexia Atkinson at Craigholme, Saturday. r Drs. G. Leitch and D.G. Thiel ?Dish to announce that Dr. S.H.A. Wilson has joined as a partner in South Huron Veterinary Clinic as of September 1, 1984 [h-. Wilson, a 1983 graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph, has been reith the Clinic since May, 1984 South, Huron Veterinary Clinic is located at 44 MAIN STREET - ZURICH , Office open U'('kdatls - 8-6 pm; Saturday - 8-4 pin Evenings, Sundays and Holidays by appointment On call 24 -hours a clay - Plume 236-4301 TALBOTVILLE LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED HERE'S THE BEEF! We would like to take this opportunity to thank the producers and buyers who participated in making our fat cattle show and sale a success - We offer our congratulations and special thanks to: to SEPI 10 GRAND PRODUCER: Homeland Farm Ltd. Burgessville, Ont. CHAMPION STEERS PURCHASER: Jim Darling Darling's Food Market, Exeter, Ont. GRAND CHAMPION HEIFERS PRODUCER: Don Eedy PURCHASER: Richard Heleniak, Denfield, Ont. Norwich Parkers, Norwich Ont. We would also like to thank the other purchasers for their support: Grace Meat Packers Piave Meat Packers Star Brand Packers Norwich Packers Dorr Bros. Meats Better Beef Ltd. Corsetti Meat Packers Darling's Abattoir F.W. Fearman Company Ltd. of Leonard who passed away September 28, 1984. Mr. and Mrsi Norman Walper, Exeter, were Sunday evening callers wh Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Mrs. Gordon Kraft and sister Mrs. Esther Elliott of London toured England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland and everything was really great. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koessel, Lansing, Michigan, and Mrs. Richard Mueller, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile. The occasion was the Pfile's 62nd wedding anniversary. 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