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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-14, Page 30Page leA ,y Times -Advocate, November 14, 1984 AT USBORNE SERVICE — Student council president Stephanie Baptist and Legion member Percy Noels are shown during Friday's Remembrance Day service at Usborne Central School. T -A photo At Centralia Baptismal services at AiIsa Craig and area United Churcl..s By ALTOS DICKENS Ailso Craig Sunday morning, November 4, Charlie Zielger, United church student minister here conducted church services at Glencoe and Appin churches while their minister, Rev. Ken Hick (formerly here) had a busy session as he served commu- nion at Carlisle, Brinsley United and in the village. During the service Rev. Hick baptised Katherine Margaret Jean Walker, infant daughter of Ann and Ron Walker, and James David Gillies, son of Jennifer and David Gillies. Another enjoyable evening was presented in the village, UCW hears of Israel trip By MRS. TOM KOOY Centrol,o The Centralia U.C.W. meeting was held November 8 at the church. Iva Blair presided for the business. $25. is to be sent to the starving people in Etheopia, $25.00 to the Huron County Christmas fund. The Christmas Calen- dars are in. They will be sell- ing for $2.25 each. The program committee were Mildred Greb, Carol Sommerville, Etta Powe and Aldeen Skinner. The table was tastefully decorated for Remembrancje Day and the. theme for Remembrance Day was carried out in the program. Marion Deline sang a love- ly solo with Lois Wilson at the piano. Glena Tripp took us Denture Therapy Clinic Charles Dosa 451 Main St. S., Exeter Opposite side of Canadian Tire Phone 235-2889 Home: 1-434-1101 Call collect 4 Best Interest 12Y2% Guaranteed Investment Certificates `subject to change Agents for Canada Savings Bonds Gaiser•Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238-8484 CLINTON GODERICH 482-9747 524-2118 on an arm chair tri p to Israel Everyone enjoyed Glenna's pictures and keepsakes she brought back. A social hour of Lunch and friendship followed The men were guests for the evening. It was great to have Verna Hicks back with us for the evening also all the other guests - Come again. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden were guests of their family for dinner Sunday at the Chez Am's Restaurant in London in celebration of their 55th wed- ding anniversary. Following the dinner all were invited to the home of Mrs. Margaret Reid and girls for a social time. The regular Monday even- ing euchre party in the com- munity centre had 12 tables playing, convened by Evan and Alma Hodgins, Charlotte Barker, Jean Millar and Mur- ray Carter. Prize winners were high score Doris Pfaff and Percy Noels, lone hands Liz Lam- port and Joe Carter, low score Kay Armstrong and Allen Pfaff. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Oesch, Clinton who attended the euchres all the time were wished a happy 46th wedding anniversary. Next euchre will be November 19 convened by Allan and Doris Pfaff and Roy and Lil Swartz. Mrs. Rick Walker, Jeanette and Sarah spent the weekend with her paretns Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simmons, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel were in Parkhill Sun- day where they attended the christening of their great- grandson Derek Schenning and were guests after with the parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schenning at a family dinner. A very successful Hallowe'en party was held on Hallowe'en night at the Cen- tralia Community Centre sponsored by the village. Judges were Alice Koehler and Mike Underhill. The Centralia- Huron Park Lions club ran the party serving hot dogs and pop to the kids. Prize winners were Dianne McIntyre, Wendy Bierling, Melissa Snell, Rick Gower, Lisa Arnold, Tanya Deaville, Shawnt Willert, Jeanette Hayter, Jana TurnbulLvand For Blue Cross group coverage contact George Godbolt CLU in Exeter (519) 235-2740 or Brian Dalton 371 Oufferin Avenue London. Ontario N66 1Z5 F (519 439 0136 O NTA r710 BLUE CROSS Jennifer Cronyn. All reported a good time with a full house. Tom and Mary Kooy+were Sunday dinner guests with Mary's brother Mr. and Mrs Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels, Exeter were Sunday evening visitors with Tom and I. within a week, this time in the United church auditorium. Ron Walker acted as M.C. on behalf of the Ailsa Craig Pastoral charge for a variety program. A warm welcome was ex- tended to our five local lads, By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Morning service was held at St. Patrich's church with Rev. Peter Derrick in charge. Mrs. Mary Kooy provided music. During the children's focus Lisa Carroll read a poem she composed for Remembrance day. Next Sunday service will be at 8:45 a.m. Final plans were made for the dessert euchre and bake sale, Wednesday, November 14th at one o'clock in St. Patrick's Hall. Michael and Suzanne at- tended a reception in Mildmay for Suzanne's cousin, Saturday and Crystal Davis visited her grand- parents Hugh and Hazel Davis. Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mrs. Marguerite Greenlee and Mrs. Mary Davis attended the bazaar and tea at St. Thomas Church, Granton, Saturday. Kevin and Karl Stewart, Bill Ingram, Paul Woods and Dean Bender who sang several numbers. "The important parts of the church" such as hands, offer- ing plate, stewardship, church pew, soloist and pulpit were described by six of the Brinsley congregation. The mixed choir con- tributed several old familiar hymns. During the service four hymns were sung by all present. Throughout the program Ron gave readings on Grand- mother's glasses and Foot- prints in the sand. Three ladies from our U.C.W. as well as Mr. Zielger presented a short skit "St. Peter's gate." Musical numbers were given by the Men's choir with Marion Wadsworth at the organ. Under the able leader- ship of Janice Karr, andNan- cy Harmer at the piano, the junior choir 117 strong) delighted the large crowd with their message in song. While the offering was received the ladies choir, dressed in old fashioned outfits sang One day at a Time. This being a very enjoyable program many are looking forward to another one. What talented folk we have in the pastoral charge of three chur- ches so "hats off to each one". Mr. Zielger closed the even- ing with prayer followed with fir J ) 1 REMEMBRANCE DAY AT EPS — Members of the R.E. Pooley Exeter Legion branch 167 participated in a Remembrance Day service at Exeter Public School, Friday mor- ning. From the left are students Alan Blommaert, Zhivana Zivkovic and Doug Clark and school staff Bill Von Wieren and Bernice Thompson. T -A photo grace after which lunch was served in the Sunday School room. A capacity crowd attended the Community Remem- brance Day service in the United Church on Sunday, despite the nasty weather. All seniors of the village and area are welcome at the Activity Centre, Friday even- ing at 7:30 p.m. to see a movie. Winners at the Happy Gang seniors' euchre were (high) - Sybil Stephenson, Jessie Lewis; lone hands - Hannah Clark, Marjory Steeper; and low - Hazel Hodgins and Marion Levine. See you at the United Church bazaar, Saturday afternoon, November 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. til �titll' EAVESTROUGH r ALLUMand VINYL SIDING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS and WINDOWS ALUMINUM AWNINGS '�. 41 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • RENOVATIONS and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • FREE ESTIMATES • JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 Picture This! 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