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By MRS, FRED BOV4PEN CENTRALIA The CGIT meeting opened with the CGIT hymn and purpose. Penny iSrnith and Donna Wilson led in worship and Nancy Tindall took over as president since Anne Beaton was ill. The girls did liquid embroidery for their bazaar,February 16, A sing-song led by Linda Wilson and Leah Priest, Saturday the CGIT girls went on a sleigh riding party at Bob Tindall's, After the ride they enjoyed refreshments at the church. Opened with the 4-H Pledge. Mrs. Douglas and Mrs, John Wallace discussed proper working methods after which the girls were divided into cooking groups, the leaders being Kathy Douglas, Gail Harburn, Cheryl Riley, and Lorraine Laing. By MRS- .,ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Betty Anne Miller was elected president at the first meeting of Staffa No. II 4-H Homemaking Club held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Charles 'Douglas, Other, officers are: vice-pres. Jeana Lou Elliott; sec,-treas., Pamela Wallace; assistant, + + + Euchre party Senior citizens met in the Community Centre Monday for an afternoon of crokinole and cards . Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter and Mr. & Mrs. Otto Darling were in charge of the euchre party in the community centre Monday night. Ladies high score was won Mrs. Gordon Atkinson; lone bands, Mrs. Frank Hicks; low score, Myrna Carter. Men's high, Ralph Lightfoot; lone hands, Ken Hodgins; low, Frank Hicks. Mr. & Mrs, Frank Hicks and Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner will convene the next party. Bonnie Norris; press reporter, Margaret Laing; book covers, „Lorraine Laing, Pamela Wallace, and. Margaret Laing; Achievement Day, Cheryl Riley, Gail Harburn, Kathy Douglas; telephone girls, Cheryl Riley, Kathleen Douglas, Eleven girls are taking the The Cereal Shelf. The program Greenway couple on holiday to Jamaica This Tuesday they went to Lagerwerf's To' finish the one they were at. By the way; Appeal in church magazine: "When you were born your mother brought you here. When you were married your wife brought you here. When you die your friends will bring you here. Why not try coming on your own sometimes?" • i 1 Is Its GETTING GOOD SERVICE - Wednesday, members of the Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary were treated to a special dinner served by members of the legion executive. Above, Reg McDonald serves Edna Simmons and Dora McTavish. T-A photo Elimville church meets By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS A euchre party was held at the Whalen Community Centre Friday night with Mr, & Mrs, Gerald Hern as hosts. Prizes were given to Hamilton Hodgins, men's high; Margery Morley, ladies high; Marjorie Mills, lone hands; and Lulu Neil, low score. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins held a birthday party Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Hodgins' father's birthday, Walter Gee of London. Guests were Mr. & Mrs, John Stinson and family, Mr. & Mrs. George Over and family and Percy Gee all of Toronto; Mr. & Mrs, Allan Gee. Glanworth and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs, Allan Hodgins visited Saturday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Ferguson opened her home for the regular meeting of the W.A. Tuesday night. Lynn Mardlin, Wesley, spent several days last week with her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills Centralia were Sunday supper guests of Mr, & Mrs. MacLeod Mills, The name, Staffa IVI,unchkins, was chosen at the second meeting which was held at the Douglas home Saturday morning. Roll call was; cereal products I have eaten today, which was answered by 10 members„ After reviewing some of the working methods, Mrs. C. Douglas led a discussion on wheat as a staple food. Each girl split a kernel of corn and learned its parts. The girls were in- structed to complete the"One Day Record of Cereals Eaten chart in the members pamphlet. Group I, Kathy Douglas, Teresa Wallace, and Bonnie Norris, demonstrated Frying Pan Cookies. Gail Harburn and Jeana Elliott demonstrated how to make Dogwoods; Cheryl Riley cooked onion rice, and Lorraine Laing made a sample of ready-to-eat cream of wheat. The girls were able to try each food. Group III provided chocolate mijk. By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY Mr, & Mrs. Barry Hicks are holidaying in Jamaica. Barry's parents are operating Corbett General Store during their ab- sence. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Vera Brophey were Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Brophey and children, London, and Bruce Wilson and Kim, Thedf ord. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Lieury, were guests of Mrs. Harold McDonald, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers, London visited the Curts' here and at Corbett Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Love and family, Milton, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Rose Isaac, Linda Stewardson is con- valescing at the home of her, parents, Mr. & Mrs. Willis Stewardson, following a short stay in St. Joseph's hospital, London. Planning 1975 centennial Personals Mrs. Robert Wilson and family of Highgate visited for a couple of days last week with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Morgan and with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller and family, Woodham. Guests at the home of Mrs. Lorne Hicks during the past week were Mr. & Mrs. Glen Walden of Lucknow; Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Paul of Kirkton; and Mr. & Mrs. Orma Pollock of Kincardine. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Don Hirtzel and girls in Parkhill. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and Heather accompanied by Cheryl Ronald of Listowel visited Sunday with Mrs. Vogan's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cun- nington, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt of Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Russell Schroeder. James Stanley, on furlough from Dakar, Senegal in Africa, will be the guest speaker at the U.C.W. meeting in the church Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Everyone is welcome to attend. By MRS. ED NETHERCOTT 4-H TRAINING After the local 4-H leaders attended the two day training school they assembled Monday evening at the Crediton Com- munity Hall. Mrs. Mary Kenney organized the girls into the four Crediton clubs and the leaders explained to the girls the requirements of the club. If any girl is still interested in joining but could not make it to the organizational meeting please contact Mrs,Kenney. By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Elimville annual meeting was held Sunday following Sunday School with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Elson Lynn was appointed secretary for the meeting. Philip Johns' was appointed co- ordinator for the ushers with Brian Pym and Rick Skinner added to the ushers, Auditors Delmer Skinne-r and Squire Herdman were re- appointed. Missionary treasurer is Ruth Skinner; envelope treasurer, Bruce Delbridge; Observer, The Friendship Circle quilters Are busy as can be They quilt all day and then the next And hardly stop for tea. Last week they were at Shirley Adair's Wednesday and Thursday they sat. appointed as representative from the UCW to be on the centennial committee. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner attended the 25th wedding anniversary party at Kirkton for Mr. & Mrs. James Grinney, ,Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fraser. Mrs.. Lorne Johns, Mrs, Ross Skinner, Mrs. Ed Johns, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs. Murray Coward, Mrs. Gary Simpson attended the 4-H leaders training school in Exeter for the spring project, Taking a Look at Yourself. Personals Rev. A.M. Schlenker is a patient in SI,Joseph'sHospital in London, Howard Pym. Plans were discussed for Elimville's 100th Church Anniversary for 1975. UCW The Elimville UCW was held Tuesday, with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Murray Coward and Mrs. Ed Johns were conveners. Several qpilts were being quilted in the afternoon. A short business session was held . Mrs. Philip Johns, Mrs. Emerson Penhale and Mrs. Elson Lynn were nominated to attend the Huron-Perth Presbyterial in Mitchell, March 6, Mrs. Squire -Herdman was Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Norris spent the weekend in Toronto and at- tended the Farm Show. . Mrs. Bruce Cleland, Bob and Pauline, Listowel, visited Sunday with Mrs, John Jefferson. The Marian Ritchie ladies are busy quilting at the home of Mrs. Lorne Elliott, Mrs, John Wallace, Mrs. Charles Douglas, and Mrs. Robert Laing attended the Summary Day for the course, More Ideas for Sewing with Knits, which was held, in Strat- ford last Wednesday.