The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-12, Page 15.2,77.77.7S2115C
SCHOOL DRAMA FESTIVAL— Four district high schools participated in a drama festival at South Huron District High School over the weekend.
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Athletic club dance a success
Clandeboye lady attends WI conference
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During last week's annual
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Bend figure and power skating
club, tickets were sold for three
door prizes. Unfortunately the
winning ticket holders were not
present when the draw was
made.
The winning ticket is number
582978, second prize goes to ticket
number 582996 and the third
winning ticket is 582994.
The persons holding these
winning tickets may claim their
prizes by phoning Joan Regier at
236-4289.
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May 12, 1977
Winning ticket
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By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The executive and standing
committees of the Staffa Womens
Institute met at the home of the
president, Mrs. Charles Douglas,
to plan the programs for the 1977-
78 year.
The family of Mrs. Irene Dow
heti a family gathering at the
Township Hall in Staffa Saturday
evening.
Amanda Blair, daughter of Mr,
& Mrs. Jack Christie, was bap-
tized by Rev. Bert Daynard,
during the Mother's Day service
at Hibbert United Church,
Sunday.
Steven Horst, Brodhagen,
visited on the weekend with
Robert Norris.
Miss Lee Miller, Brockford,
Illinois and Miss Teresa Miller,
London, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Miller, Gordon and. Mark,
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross and
Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Jack White,
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London visited on the weekend
with Mr, & Mrs. Leslie Miller.
With Mr. & Mrs, John Tent-
pleman and family on Sunday
were Mr, & Mrs. Dave Capling,
Mississauga and Mr, & Mrs, Rob
Templeman.
Mr. & Mrs, Jim Norris, Judy
and Gary, Brampton visited
Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris
and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and
family.
The Staffa Women's Institute
trophy was presented to an Upper
Thames Grade 8 triple trio at the
Mitchell Music Festival Concert,
Friday evening.
Friday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Douglas were Mrs. Mary
Charles and children,
Thamesford, Andrew Douglas,
Sarnia,
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Douglas
were guests Sunday afternoon at
a wedding reception for Murray
and Kathy Innis, at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Innis,
Embro,
4-H Club meets
The seventh meeting of the
"Staffa Steakettes" was held at
the home of Mary Jane Tern-
pleman in Stratford. Roll Call
was answered by "One way we
use fish in our home."
Mrs. Jeffery read material on
Ways with fish and points to
remember about frozen fish. She
also explained on How to poach in
the oven.
Mrs. Vivian read an article on
the many ways of How to buy
fish, How much to buy, How to
store fish, Fish as a Food, How to
cook, broil, bake and fry fish and
how to cook in aluminum foil and
poach fish. Jill Norris demon-
strated "Chipper Fillets."
The eighth meeting of the
"Staffa Steakettes" was held at
the home of Mrs. George Vivian.
Roll Call was on the completion
of record books and achievement
day plans. Mrs. Jeffery read and
discussed Wayswith poultry and
the buying guide and How to store
and how to thaw.
She also explained Time
Temperatures, tips for roasting
chicken, how to make poultry
dressing and gravy, and how to
braise chicken.
Mrs. Vivian read an article on
how to stew chicken. She also
discussed turkeys and ducks.
Mrs. Jeffery told us about Cor-
nish hens. Bev Templeman
demonstrated how to make
"Chicken Louise."
"Patience" performed by the
students of the Waterloo-Oxford
District High School in the
Humanities Theatre on the
Campus and was enjoyed by all.
Discussion groups were held on
Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday morning to help the
branch conveners plan more
interesting and entertaining
meetings,
The accommodations were
goods, meals were super, many
new acquaintances made, which
altogether made a very nice time
for those chosen to attend.
Personals
Mrs. Rupert Williams and Mrs.
George Lee visited with their
father, Lorne Derbyshire, at the
Komoka Nursing Home, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs, HoWard Newton, St.
Thomas, and Mr, & Mrs. Bert
Root, Kathy and Glenn, Lucan
were guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Newton, following the
baptism service at the United
Church Sunday.
Joan. and Peter Banks, Cindy
and Krista, Brights• Grove were
Saturday visitors with Joan's
mother, Mrs. Isobel Simpson,
Sunday, Mrs. Simpson, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ruth Mains,
was entertained to dinner by her
son, John and Shirley Simpson
and Paul,Kirkton at The Butcher
Block, Thamesford.
Miss Susan Hardy entertained
her mother Mrs. Harold Hardy,
to Brunch, Mother's Day in
London and they visited with
Mrs. Violet Hardy, Lucan who is
a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
recovering from a heart attack.
Mrs. Hardy was hoping to leave
hospital Monday.
Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce
Henry and family entertained
Mrs. Mary Henry, Craigholme
Nursing Home, Ailsa Craig, and
her sister, Mrs. Evelyn O'Neil,
Luc an.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson
were dinner guestt of their son
Mr, & Mrs, Ralph Millson,
London for Mother's Day.
A community shower in honour
of Cindy Donaldson was held in
the Clandeboye United Church
Monday evening. Contests were
conducted by Gwen Lynn and
Hazel Williams and a reading by
Eleanor Kestle. Among the
beautiful gifts that Cindy
received was a vacuum cleaner
and iron from the community.
Cindy thanked the ladies and
invited them to attend their
wedding dance on June 4, also to
see her gifts on the Monday and
Tuesday following her wedding.
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed by all.
The Clandeboye Athletic
Association wish to thank
everyone that partronized their
dance Friday night at the Kirkton
Woodham Community Centre.
Prizes were donated by several
people in the community and
were won by:
Alan Elston, Centralia - Mrs.
Ab. Gilmour, RR 2 Ailsa Craig -
Nancy Marshall, Granton - Mrs.
Don Courtis, Poplar Hill - Mrs,
Tom Glavin, Centralia - Mrs.
Jack Tweddle, West McGillivray
- Jerry Spruytte, RR 2 Lucan -
Clare Sceli, Edgewood - Mrs.
Jack Boland, Lucan - Don
Courtis, Poplar Hill - Derwin
Beatson, Granton Mrs. Jerry
Morley, West McGillivray - Mrs.
Don Lietch, Lucan - Jim Latta,
Corbett.
United Church News
The service Sunday was in
charge of Rev, G. E. Morrow of
London. The Sacrament of
Baptism was observed for
Heather May Newton, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Glen Newton. Next
Sunday May 15, will be
Anniversary Sunday and the
service will be held at 11 a.m.
Guest speaker will be Nancy
Glendinning.
The ladies of the congregation
are asked to bring "finger lunch"
to be served in the Sunday School
room, following worship.
St. James Anglican Church
Rev. J. Holland observed the
Sacrament of Baptism on Sunday
afternoon for Kenneth and
Patricia Pescod, children of Mr,
and Mrs. Bruce Pescod, Clan-
deboye. Mr. & Mrs. Walton, St.
Thomas were godparents.
The funeral for the late George
Oliver, was held at the Haskett
Funeral Home Saturday, Mr.
Oliver made his home for many
years with his niece, Mrs. Chas.
Coughlin, Clandeboye before
moving to Strathmere Lodge in
1971 where he stayed until his
death last week. He was in his
82nd year. He is survived by one
Caven ladies
give thanks
The Thankoffering meeting of
P.C.W. was held Monday, May 9
at Caven Church. The president
Mrs. Strang opened the meeting
with Call to Worship.
The Devotional was taken by
Mrs. A. Whilsmith from Psalm
146, on the art of appreciation. A
duet "My Mother's Prayer" by
Mrs, Sillery and Mrs. Hoffman
with Mrs. Iles accompanying was
enjoyed very much.
Mrs. Strang reported on the
Synodical held in Stratford which
was well attended. Final plans
were made for the Auction sale to
be held in the Church basement
Monday May 16 at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. Jack Pryde presented the
study book which is "Canadian
Concernsand Christian response
to these concerns." This will be
studied in four parts. 1. Countries
of the third and fourth world;
Plight of our native peoples; the
handicapped and the family, the
church and our ever changing
society.
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Mrs. Art Hodgins was among
500 ladies from all over Ontario
that attended the Officers Con-
ference, Federated Women's
Institute of Ontario for Branch
Conveners of Citizenship and
World Affairs, Education and
Cultural Activities, Family and
Consumer Affairs, held for three
days last week at the University
of Waterloo.
The theme for the conference
was "When planning for a year,
sow corn; When planning for a
decade, plant trees; When
planning for life, train and
educate people."
The program included guest
speakers, Mrs. Herb Maluske,
President of F.W.I.O., Miss
Mollie McGhee, Director of
Home Economics Branch,
Ontario Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations and
Mr. Gordon Bennett, Deputy
Minister, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Wednesday evening the ladies
were entertained to the Gilbert
and Sullivan Operetta
sister (Flossie) Mrs. Russel
Smith of London and four nieces
and two nephews.
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