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NEWS or STAFFA
enlbel's Compet
In Bulb Contest
The February meeting of the
Staffa Wormen's institute was
held at the home of Mrs. Gor-
don Hoggarth on -Wednesday
afternoon with 26 members and
visitors present.
Mrs. Tom Laing presided and
opened the meeting with the
Institute Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect, She presented an in-
teresting paper on the motto,
"No one is rich enough to be
without a neighbor."
Mrs. Russell Worden intro-
duced the guest speaker for
the afternoon, Miss Jennie
Hogg, a former teacher at Staf-
fa school. She spoke on "This
Day 1966," and left everyone
present with food for thought.
Miss Hogg was thanked and
presented with a small gift by
Mrs. Tom Laing,
A special feature of the af-
ternoon was the results of the
bulb competition. Each mem-
ber received a hyacinth bulb at
the November meeting. Mrs.
Leonard Strong judged the re-
sults and Mrs. Gordon Hog-
garth's, bulb was the winning
one. Roll call was answered by
"Something I have learned
from another countryman."
Business was discussed and a
committee of three, Mrs. Rus-
sell Worden, Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake and Mrs. Gerald. Agar,
were named to look into the
possibility of assisting with a
booth at the Plowing Match in
October.
Members were reminded of
the next euchre party in Staffa
Hal on Friday evening, with
Mrs. Glanville's group in charge.
Also mentioned was the Food
Forum, to .be held in the
YWCA, Stratford, on March 15,
sponsored by the Home Econo-
mics Branch Of the Departmen
of Agriculture. Mrs. Robert
McCaughy gave a reading and
Miss Vera I- ambley gave a
demonstration on the tie-dye-
ing, the. rolled hem, .and mak-
ing hats. Mrs. Russell Worden
read a letter from the Insti-
tute's °ado ted child
pin Hong
Kong,
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No. One 4-H Homemaking Club,
"Accent on Accessories,". was
held at the home of Mrs. Joyce
Vivian and began with the 4-11
Pledge. All members were pre-
serft and answered the roll call
with their tie-dyed scarf. The
secretary's report was given by
Mary Baines. Miss Irene Col-
lins, Home Economist for 'Perth
County, spoke to the girls on.
achievement day in April. Mrs.
Laing gave notes on "Hats"
and the "Care of Hats," and
Mrs. Taylor gave notes on
"Shoes" and the • "Care of
Shoes." The leader demon-
strated how to make and join
bias material and each girl
worked on a sample piece. The
girls worked on their hats, cut-
ting them out for the rest of
the afternoon. The next meet-
ing will- he held at Mrs. Tay-
lor's home in two weeks time.
Miss Fay - Templeman was a
Thursday night guest of Miss
Susan Eidt, RR 5, Stratford.
Hibbert Township schools,
Nos. 1 to 6 pupils and teach-
ers,' enjoyed a skating party at
Mitchell arena on Friday after-
noon.
14 Ir. and Mrs. Eric Norris,
MacDonald College, Quebec,
visited Sunday with Mrs. Sam
Norris and Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Norris and family.
•
Winchelsea
Institute
Sponsors . -
Euchre:
WOca
The regular mee ing to Wood,
ham Messengers as held in
the church basei ent on Sun.
day morning with Graham Rob-
inson in the chair. Mrs. John
Rodd led in a Bible study. The
S6ripture was read by Paul
Parkinson. Earl Thomson 'read
a poem entitled, "February,"
Judy Dickey favored with a
solo. A few recitations en
"hearts" were given by the
juniors. Mrs. La Verne Rodd
gave the study book.
Mrs. Ted Insley ..presented
pins and bars to the members.
Honor pins for first-year per-
fect attendance were given to.
Mary Lou Thomson, Deborah
Jaques, Nancy Jaques, Pamela
Rodd, Janice Thomson, Vernon
'Thomson, , David Tomlinson,
1 Margaret Parkinson and Mich-
ele Robinson. Second -year bars
were presented to Karen Ins-
ley and Earl Thomson; fourth-
year bars to Linda Tomlinson,
Graham Robinson and Paul
Parkinson; fifth -year bars to
Murray Insley and Robert Stra-
han, and seventh -year bar to
Jeanette ,Hooper..
Kirkton No. 3 "Dressy Do-
reens" met at • the home of
Mrs. K. Parkinson. Sharon
Thomson read the minutes. Joy
Thacker was elected as the
new vice-president. It was de-
cided the next meeting would
be held on March 22. Notes
were discussed and the leaders
gave a demonstration • on hats.
Cooper's UCW held a quilt-
ing bee at the home of Mrs.
Fred Parkinson Tuesday after-
noon, when two quilts were tied
and a crib,quilt quilted, to be
put in a bale.
- Joy Thacker, of Blanshard,
was a guest with Brenda Park-
inson on Saturday afternoon.
;liiss Joanne Webb, nurse -in -
training at Victoria Hospital,
London, spent a few days.: with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Nor-
ris Webb, and familt__.,
Mr. and Mrs, •Harold Hines
and Robbie, of Lansing, Mich.,
were weekend' guests with Mrs.
Hines' parents, Rev. and Mrs:_
Nelson Ernst.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin-
son, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Insley,
Mr. and_ Mrs. Norris Webb and
Joanne, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mil-
ler and. Betty Jean, Mr. and
-Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Mrs. Ira
McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs. La
-Verne Rodd and 'Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Brine put .on a program'
and entertained for the. Seri-
ior Citizens at fl:uronview Home,
Clinton, on Friday. evening.
Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack
were weekend ,guests with Mrs.
Wilbert Payne and Jim and
Mr. Fred Payne, of London,
and visited with Mrs. Fred
Payne, a _patient in Victoria
Hospital,
Mrs. Laurence Copeland and
Murray, of ;London, visited on
Sunday with Mrs. M. Copeland
and Mr. and' Mrs. Glenn Cope-
land ,and daughters,.
The Woodham UCW held the
World -Day of Prayer service
on Friday afternoon with Coop-
er's UCW as guests, Mrs. Robt.
Robinson, the president, open-
ed the meeting ;.with the world
theme, Ye Are My Witness-
es." Mrs, Robert Rundle read
the scripture; Mrs. Clarence.
Mills read the meditation, "Ye
Are My Witnesses," Mrs. Oliver
Baker gave the Act of Dedica-
tion and Intercession. Mrs. Tom
•Coward and Mrs. Ellis Strahan
took up the offering. Slides,
"The Day Thou Gavest" that
-explained the benefits of the
offering, were shown with Mrs.
Harry Webber commenting.
Mrs. Jim Miller closed the meet-
ing.
The Raven ,Patrol,_ of which
Danny Jaques is the Troop
leader, accompanied by Scouter
Lloyd Jaques, went on a trail
to learn the use of a compass,
'and later enjoyed a cook -out in
Jim Miller's bush.
The Orange. Lodge held a
euchre in the hall on' Friday
evening with prizes going to:
men's high score, Mr. Lawrence
Beckett; lone hands, Mr. Allan
Berry; ladies' high, Mrs. Eric
Hodgins; Ione hands. Mrs. Ce-
cil Neil. Tickets were sold on
a box of gt•.oceries and won by
Mr. Eber Shute.
Mr. and Mrs: • Lawrence Beck-
ett and daughters were Satur-
day evening dinner guests with
Mrs. Sam Bennett and Arthur,
of St. Marys.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Beck-
ett and daughters were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bartt and Murray, of Mel-
bourne.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mar-
riott, Ron and Mary Anne, of
St. Marys, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dew-
ar.
Mrs. George Wilson returned
hotne on Saturday from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where
she had been a patient the
past five weeks.
Reeve Robert Marriott was
in Toronto the past week at-
tending the Good Roads con-
vention.
The Elimville WI held a
euchre at the hall on Monday
•evening with seven tables play-
ing, 'prizes going to: ladies'
high, Mrs. John Coward; . lone
hands, Mrs. Harold Bell; men's
high, Norman' ,Jaques; box -of
groceries, Howard Cunnington.
Mrs. John Coward visited on
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs:
Bev Parsons and family near
Exeter.•-•
Mrs. Newton Clarke• spent a
couple 'of days this past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Morgan
and family, of Thames Road.
The World Day of Prayer ser-
vice was held Friday at Elinh-
ville Church, with Thames Road
ladies as guests. Mrs. Howard
Pym was guest speaker, and
Mrs. William Cann, of Thames
Road, sang a solo, accompanied
by Mrs. Reg Hodgert.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe,
of .Thames Road, and Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Hern visited Thurs-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
William Walters.
Mrs. Eric Carscaden, of Exe-
ter. _ visited Flier mother. Mrs.
Garnet Miners, on Wednesday.
• Flowers in Elimville Church
on Sunday were in memory of
the late ',Harold Clarke, who
passed away one year ago on
March 1st.
Mr: and Mrs. William Wal-
ters were guests on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Frayne and family. of Sunshine.
celebrating Mrs. Russell Lee
and Mrs. Ross Mather's birth-
days.'
Mr. Clifton Webber, of Elim-
vjlle, visited, on Saturday with
Danny. Walters. '
Miss Sherry Lou .Gilfillan. of
Exeter. visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Gilfillan and Barbara .Anne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock en•
tertained for Mr. and' Mrs. Sher -
Wood, ' of 'Exeter, on Satur-
day, who- were celebrating their
fiftieth ivefdding anniversary.
Mr, and, Mrs. Bill Gilfillan
and family,•of Exeter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Smith and
Penny, of Crediton, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Col-
in Gilfillan and Barbara Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sholdice,
of London, visited on Sunday
With Mrs.' Newton Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sparling,
of London, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs; Freeman
Horne.
Mrs. Gerry Grubbe, of Lon-
don, is visiting a few days with
Mr. and' Mrs. Freeman'llorne,
Ruth and' -Ray.
The Scot was heatedly con-
testing the amount of his fare
with the train conductor. At
the end of his patience, the con-
ductor snatched up the Scot's
suitcase and tossed it off just
as the train. was crossing a
bridge. The suitcase landed
with a splash.
"Hoot ,mon," screamed Mac-
Tavish. "FIrst you try to rob
me and now you have drowned
my boy."
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NEWS I OF WEEK IN ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ham-
mon left by bus on Sunday to'
spend two weeks in' Florida.
Mr. Charles Roney was in To-
ronto last week attending the
Good Roads convention.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Roney,.
who celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ham-
mond visited Mrs. Aral % Je£
Eery, Staffa, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Burchill,
Mitchell, and Mr. and • Mrs.
Tomas Coyne were home
Thursday night to see their
Motheit, Mrs. Burchill, who is
not feeling so well, and also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bur-
chill -
Mr. and Mrs. Rots Gordon
and Barry were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Mary Malcolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Gibb Al-
lann
and Doug, Mr. `ad-: Mrs ) Ron
Gibb, Nancy, Nancy, Cindy and
Gayle Jane Shackleton, Strat-
ford, and Miss Gayle Bought -
Hower •were dinner guests of
Mr: and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
Saturday night.
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