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REMEMBER AT MOUNT CARMEL — Students at Our Lady of Mount Carmel separate school participated
in Remembrance Day services, Friday afternoon. Back left, George Gallant, Douglas Medd, Glenn Lassard,
Virginia Ducharme, Father J, Mooney, Susan Godin, Lucy Ducharme, Lori Robichaud, Tarasa Reed, Teresa
Van Hees, Rosemary Vanderberk, Susan Von Hees, Mary Ann De Vries and Rene Clarke. Placing the wreath
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BY MRS, HEBER DAVIS
SA I NTSBU RY
Mrs, Bob Tindall was hostess
Tuesday for the November
meeting of the ACW of St.
Patrick's Church. Twelve
members were present.
President Mrs. Hugh Davis
conducted the worship service;
the meditation was read by Mrs.
Heber Davis and Mrs. Joan
Greenlee led in prayer for the
sick,
Plans were made for a banquet
November 17. During a social
hour a birthday cake was brought
in for Mrs. Carol Quinton.
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Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Earl. Atkinson
Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. John 1VIcCool,
Traverse City, Michigan and
Mrs. Anah Stelzes, 'Florida were
Friday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Heber Davis and Saturday they
were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Atkinson in Lucan.
Mrs. Earl Greenlee returned to
Victoria Hospital on Monday
after spending the weekend at
home.
Mr. & Mrs. John 1VIcCool and
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall spent
three days last week at the Royal
Winter Fair, Toronto, Nancy and
MarylouTindall were guests with
Faren and Ferlin Sovereign,
Lucan and Robert visited his
cousin Michael Davis.
Josephine Vernile, Lucan was a
weekend guest with her friend
Brenda Carroll,
Fred Dobbs spent Monday at
Toronto with the Biddulph
Township council members.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy and Mr.
& Mrs. Maurice MacDonald,
Grand Bend spent the weekend
with Mrs. Lena Clarke and Jean,
Dunnville,
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The family and consumer
affairs group with Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe, convener, was in charge of
the November meeting of Dash-
wood W.I., Tuesday. Nineteen
members answered the Roll call,
`a cure for the blues.'
Mr, Earl Keller discussed the
motto, "Thrice happy is the man
with a hobby". Mrs. Valentine
Becker gave an appropriate
Remembrance Day reading.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Delmar
Miller, demonstrated icing a
cake and many forms of
decoration. The cake was served
for lunch,
President Mrs. Gordon Bender
dealt with the business. Con-
tributions were made to the
CNIB, Men's Club for the
children's Christmas party,
Children's Aid, War Memorial
Hospital, and our adopted child,
The Institute accepted an in-
vitation from Crediton W.I. for
Nov. 21,
Elect Slate
The following officers for 1974
were elected at the annual voter's
meeting of Zion Lutheran church,
Sunday: president, Harry
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heat in the homes and the
Province of Quebec, if it comes
down to that. He also suggested
that some public buildings such
as' movie theatres could be
closed.
Mr. McKeough hopes that we
do not get to the stage that we
have to worry about Christmas
tree lights but it might just be
possible.
He said officials from his
Ministry are considering such
programs as voluntary con-
servation of energy and used as
an example a lower speed limit
for Government vehicles.
Donald Deacon has been of-
ficially named Deputy Leader of
the Ontario Liberal Party and
Hayter; vice-president, Ron
Merrier; secretary, Albert
Rader; elder, Lloyd Willert;
trustee, Irvin Rader; mission
treasurer, Elgin Rader; financial
secretary, Lloyd Rader; board of
finance, Ray Rader, Murray
Keller, Harvey Beierling,
Delmar Miller; stewarship
committee, Adolph Keller,
Melvin Stade; evangelism
committee, Charles Tieman,
Arnold Becker; education
committee, Glen Restemayer,
Aaron Restemayer; Sunday
School superintendent, Wilfred
Becker; assistant, Glen; Rader;
nominating committee, Arnold
Becker, Howard Datars, John
Becker; auditors, Harvey
Beierling, Bill Vandeworp.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Williams and
Julie Ann, Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Rader, and Tammy,
Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Baker
London, Trumen Fischer,
Zurich, and Bob Boerner, Mio,
Michigan visited over the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs,
Alphonse Grenier.
Mrs. Susan Snider, Bluewater
Rest Home, is spending some
time at the Ed Nadiger
James Breithaupt, Liberal
Member of Kitchener and
Chairman of the Legislature
Public Accounts Committee, was
given the job of House Leader,
previously held by Opposition
Leader Robert' Nixon, Mr.
Deacon the member for York
Centre was given specific
responsibilities for Party
organization and co-ordination of
its policy making process.
Robert Welch, Ontario Social
Development Secretary was
sworn in Wednesday as Ontario's
first Minister of Housing. Mr.
'Welch, a St. Catharines lawyer,
previously held the Citizenship
and Education portfolios. Mr.
Welch will retain his portfolio as
Secretary but will soon be
assigned a Parliamentary
assistant to have him perform his
double duties.
Ontario will have Acupuncture
Centres shortly. The Minister of
Health, Dr. Potter, told the
Legislature he would recommend
that some Acupuncture Training
Centres be set up in the Province
and that they probably would be
associated with the University
Training centres, According to
Dr. Potter the medical delegation
that visited China is now
preparing reports on the subject
and is working with the Ministry
and the Ontario Council of
Health.
Although Dr. Potter has not
received the recommendations
from the Ontario Council of
Health as yet, he did not expect
the program to be limited to
doctors only. However, there will
be strict regulation and some
control exercised to ensure that
the public are not taken ad-
vantage of.
residence. Mrs. Nadiger, who
underwent eye surgery at
University Hospital, London,
returned home Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Weins,
Waterloo and Mr. & Mrs. Edward
Restemayer, Alliston, were
weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Albert Miller,
Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Bender
were honored by their family on
the occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary with a dinner at the
Old Mill, Parkhill. Present for the
occasion were all their family;
Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Bender and
family, Crediton; Mr. & Mrs. Don
Bender and boys; Mr. & Mrs. Ken
Richardson and family, Mark-
dale; Doug, Harold, and Patricia.
The family presented them with a
clothes dryer.
Mr. & Mrs, Eben Weigand
spent the weekend at Port
Colborne with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Bearss.
Greenway choir
sings at Zurich
By MANUEL CURTS
GREEN WAY
The senior choir of the United
Church accompanied the Rev.
Harold Dobson who led in a
worship service at the Bluewater
Rest Home, Zurich, Sunday.
UCW
The United Church Women
held their November meeting at
the home of Mrs, Milton Pollock
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold McDonald and
Mrs. Ken Roch led in devotions in
keeping with Remembrance Day.
Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf presided
for the business period during
which committees were chosen
for the new year and plans for a
quilting were made for later this
month.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brophey,
Mrs. Vera Brophey, Lillian Ulens
and Lloyd Brophey, Grand Bend,
visited with Mr, & Mrs. Willis
Brophey in Blenheim Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pollock and
family, London were dinner
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Milton
Pollock, Sunday.
By the way: Sorry the news is
short this week but I know of no
hatches, matches or snatches.
Play euchre
at Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN,
CE NTRAL IA
There were nine tables playing
euchre in the community centre
Monday for the first game of the
season with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Dixon and Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Cronyn as conveners.
Prize winners were: ladies
high, Mrs. Jack Dickens; low
score, Mrs, Chas, Cronyn; lone
hands, Mrs. Percy Noels; men's
high, Lawrence Hirtzel; low
score, Ray Shoebottom; lone
hands, Percy Noels.
Persona Is
Readers may be interested in
knowing that there has been
postal service in the village for
more than 100 years The first post
office in Centralia was opened
July 1, 1873.
Senior Citizens met in the
community centre Monday for an
afternoon 'of fellowship, Cards
and crokinole were played.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a recent
visitor at the home of Mrs, G. F,
Penwarden in Sarnia and with
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Guest in
Wyoming,
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Keller and
family London were Sunday
visitors with Mr, & Mrs.
Lawrence I lirtzel.
Mr. & Mrs, S. Semple, Mr. &
Mrs, B. Webb, W. Schroeder,
London, and Mr. & Mrs, L.
Hewitt, Exeter were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. R. Schroeder,
Mr. & Mrs. George Snell and
Karen were Sunday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Casey Vander Gulik
and family Wallaceburg.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
W.I.
The next meeting of Kippen
East W.I. will be held November
21 at the home of Mrs. Harry
Caldwell when the roll call will be
to bring a souvenir from another
country. Mrs. Caldwell will have
on display her spoon collection.
Personals
Andrew Gibson,. Wroxeter,
visited Mr. & Mrs. WI,, Mellis,
Mr, & Mrs. Percy Wright at-
tended the Royal Winter Fair,
Trophy
Dance
Sat., Nov. 10
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Times-Advocate, November 15, 1975
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