The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-09-21, Page 13TOP BEEF CALVES - The Woodham Meat Market purchased two of the top calves in the 4-1-I beef club
auction at Saturday's Kirkton Fair. Owner Bob Miles is shown between Larry Rundle with the best
gain calf and Monica Eveleigh with the best calf. T-A photo
Cromarty church women
display their oldest coins
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
The president Mrs. James
Miller, was hostess for the
September meeting of Cromarty
Ladies' Aid. The meeting opened
with a reading and a hymn.
Mrs. Eldon Allen read the
scripture and led in prayer, The
toll call was answered by
displaying the oldest coin in your
possession, Mrs, Charles Douglas
gave a reading, "Krissmus
Diary".
During the business 0.
thank you note from the
linitarian Services Committee
was read by the secretary, Mrs.
John Templeman. Mrs. Eldon
Allen gave the treasurer's
report. Coffee and doughnuts
were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Gerald Carey.
"4 Women's Missionary SoCiety
Mrs. Mervin Dow was hostess
for the September meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society.
Mrs. Calder McKaig presided
and opened the meeting with a
reading. Scripture was read in
linison and prayer by Mrs.
1VIcKaig.
Mrs. Dow gave a cassette
presentation on Africa, followed
by an interesting discussion.
Eleven members answered the
roll call by mentioning a
language into which the Bible is
4translated.
Reports were given by the
secretary, treasurer and
Guest speaker
i.to be astronaut
The Women's Canadian Club,
London will begin its season of
programs next Monday at
Centennial Hall. The guest
speaker for the first meeting will
be astronaut, Captain James A.
ovelL Captain Lovell was the
pilot of the command module on
the Apollo 8 space craft, and was
the commander of Apollo 13,
He will show a film of the epic
Apollo 13 flight, and a reception
for all members will follow.
Throughout the year, the club
ties planned many interesting
speakers, including John Stuart
Anderson, with a theatrical
performance combining the
spoken word, mime, costume and
music; and Stuart Trueman,
Canadian humorist, historian,
journalist and author.
Tours on the agenda include a
trip to the Royal Ontario Museum
and visit to the Shaw Festival at
Niagara-On-The-Lake next June,
Several ladies from this area
are members of the club, and
season tickets may be purchased
*for $5 at Centeniall Hall the day of
the meeting.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert besjardine,
Kincardine spent week-end with
Mrs. Catherine Morrissey.
Mrs, Roherty, Hamilton is
visiting with her daughters and
ilamilies; Mr, & Mrs. Pat Glavin
and Mr. & Mrs, Leo Boyle,
Margaret Anne Hogan, a
graduate from Stratford General
Hospital in July, has accepted a
position at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs, Larry Wismer,
Stratford spent weekend with the
latter's' parents, Mr, & Mrs, John
A. Glavin and family,
Several ladies front Our Lady
of Mt, Carmel Parish attended
the Deanery meeting on Wed-
nesday at Goderich.
Mrs, Catherine Morrissey is a
patient in Victoria Hospital
where she is having surgery on
her eye for a cataract. Everyone
wishes her a very speedy
recovery.
Harry Van Osch is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital. His friends
dope to see him home soon.
president. Mrs Dow led in the
business discussion, The
secretary announced the
executive meeting will be held at
Avonton Church, October 12.
Arrangements were made for the
October meeting when several
neighboring auxiliaries will be
invited guests.
Mrs. McKaig reported 14 cards
and 15 visits to the sick. "Prayers
are asked" was read by Mrs.
Sam McCurdy. Mrs. T. L. Scott
favored with a solo "Amazing
Grace". Mrs. Malcolm Lamond
gave a topic on the Bible Society.
Mrs. T. L. Scott and Mrs. J. R.
Jefferson assisted the hostess in
serving a tasty lunch.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Calder McKaig
visited recently with relatives at
Fergus.
Mr. & Mrs. E, Barningham
from Toronto have taken up
residence in the home in the
village formerly occupied by
Mrs. Thos. Scott.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Friends, neighbours and
relatives met at Shipka Com-
munity Centre Saturday evening
to honor newlyweds, Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Russell, and Mr. & Mrs.
Terry Pickering. The social part
of the evening was spent playing
progressive euchre.
Winners were: ladies' high,
Mrs. Lorne Dietrich; ladies' low,
Mrs. Ervin Ratz; mens' high,
Cliff Russell; mens' low, Gordon
Ratz.
Karl Guenther and Russel
Mellin presented the young
couples with lamps. JerryArnold
read an address. Both young men
thanked everyone.
Personals
Mrs. Laura Gaiser of St.'
Thomas is spending a few days
this week with her sister and
nephew, Mrs. Roy Ratz and
Donald.
Visitors during the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard
were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Fraser,
Mr. & Mrs. Morley Fraser Jodi
and Jeff, Mt. Bridges, and Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Gillies, Ailsa Craig:
Esther, Keith, and Edwin
By MRS. .1. TEMPLEMAN
Mrs. Anthony Brait, St. Johns'
Newfoundland visited recently
with her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris
and family,
Darlene Templeman, St.
Thomas spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. & Mrs, John
Templeman and family,
Mr, & Mrs. Bob Norris and
family and Mrs. Sam Norris
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
John Burleigh and family,
Goderich, Joan Burleigh who had
been visiting with her cousins
Susan and ,Jill Norris returned
home 'with them,
Geraldine Templeman was a
guest at the Middlesex Dairy
Princess competition at Western
Fair Thursday.
Mr, & Mrs. Barry Oliver, New
Hamburg visited on the weekend
with Mr, & Mrs. John Miller and
family.
Heather Daynard has flown to
British Columbia where she is
continuing her studies this year,
Rae Hutson is attending the
University of Western Ontario
this year,
Judy Jeffery is attending the
University of Guelph this year,
Lauraine and Margaret ',Magi
Nancy Allen and ti.uth and
Mizabeth Templeman, attended
the young peoples camp at
Xintail on the weekend.
Kenneth Walker has returned
home from a three month trip
touring the British Isles and
Europe.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Otto Walker were Mr, , & Mrs.
Archie Steward, St. Lambert,
Quebec; Mrs. Al Campbell,
Dorchester; Mr, Herb Walker,
Markdale; Mr. Si Mrs. Darrell
Parker, Staffa.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. R.
Jefferson were Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Laidlaw, John and Tena, London.
Pupils of the Sunday School
occupied the front pews of
Cromarty Presbyterian church
for Rally Day service. Rev.
Wilfred Jarvis was in charge and
based his sermon on the need of
love and forgiveness in the world,
rather than rivalry and revenge.
The Junior Choir, under the
direction of Barry Hodge led the
singing. Mrs. T. L. Scott,
superintendant of the Sunday
School, gave diplomas for
regular attendance and seals to
the pupils.
Snyder entertained 15 young
people Friday night to a hay ride
and weiner roast at their farm
home. Included were neigh-
bourhood young people and
friends from the Church of God.
Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John
Corbett and Al near Hensall,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Smith, Brian,
Bruce and Carol, Ottawa spent
the weekend with Mrs. Smith's
mother and brother Mrs. Roy
Ratz and Donald,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Ratz and
family attended a family reunion
in Toronto Sunday at the home of
Gordon's sister, Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Collett and family.
Speaker relates
trip experiences
The fall meeting of the
Presbyterian church women was
held September 11 in Caven
Sunday School room. The ladies
of the Gordon Auxiliary attended
and conducted the worship
period.
Plans were made in
preparation for catering to two
masonic banquets, one in Sep-
tember and one in October.
The group received an in-
vitation to attend the Cromarty
WMS October 5, and an executive
meeting will be held in Stratford,
October 10.
The fall WMS Rally will be held
at Avonton, October 12, with
morning and afternoon sessions.
Mrs. Slier), introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. M. Lamorld,
Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Lamond
travelled with the Roy Jewel
agricultural tour to Rio De
Janeiro, South America and
across to Johannesburg and
Capetown in South Africa, They
saw many place enroute, and it
was interesting to learn of the
African customs, Mrs, Lamond
gave a commentary with the aid
of flip charts and picture cards.
6. go ee4
The Times-Advocate is
pleased to welcome two
new members to the Over
80 Club this week. They
are:
Mrs. Lavina Keener,
Exeter, 87, September 24,
1972.
Wt. E, C. Appleton,
Exeter, 81, September 29,
1872.
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