Times-Advocate, 1979-02-21, Page 74-H girls choose new officers
Clandeboye Wl discuss points of law, hear customs officer
CLANDEBOYE
Mrs. Pete Groenewegen
was hostess for the February
meeting of the Clandeboye
Women’s Institute. The roll
call “A point of law everyone
should know,” brought forth
much information and
discussion.
Correspondence was in
abundance with a news letter
from Mrs. Florence
Diamond, president of the
Federated Women’s
Institutes of Ontario, thank
you letters from the Safety
Association for our donation,
also from the Cancer Society
for donations to the Cancer
Cupboard.
An invitation to Riverview
W.I. in Ailsa Craig on the
afternoon of March 6 was
accepted. Information about
Officer’s Conference to be
held May 1, 2, 3 at Waterloo
University will be on
Tweedsmuir History this
year. Mrs. Art Hodgins
assistant to the Tweedsmuir
History convener for
Clandeboye W.I., will attend
that conference.
A report on the autograph
quilt was given and it was
decided to continue with it,
as a long term project.
A lovely hand crocheted
Afghan was given to the W.I.
by Mrs. Jack Hodgson,
whose sister-in-law, Mrs.
Harvey Morley had made
and donated it, for a raffle
for the W.I., to be held this
summer.
Groups were allotted to
projects such as, nominating
committee for April
meeting, flea market at
Lucan, May 6, exhibit at
Western Fair and afghan
raffle. It was decided to have
a June bus trip with
McNaughton Tours, maybe
to Frankenmuth, Michigan.
Mrs. Bruce Henry, district
director, gave a report on the
meeting she attended on
Monday.
Mrs. Alan Hill Convener of
Citizenship and World
Affairs was in charge of the
program. She introduced
guest speaker, Miss Ellen
Whitmore of Ailsa Craig,
who works in London as a
Custom’s Inspector and is
also on the Auxiliary Police
Force for the City of London.
She explained her work as
a custom inspector and told
many interesting stories as
well as answering many
questions.
Mrs. Rupert Williams
thanked Ellen and presented
her with a gift of money.
Mrs. Jim Cunningham gave
a reading on Citizenship also
spoke on topical subjects on
World Affairs and a reading
“Our Times”. Ruth Hill read
a Valentine poem.
Our Times
Remember when a hippie
meant big in the hips, and a
trip involved travel in cars,
planes or ships?
When a pot was a vessel
for cooking things in, and
hooked was what grand
mother’s rug may have been?
When fix was a verb that
meant mend or repair and
be-in meant simply existing
somewhere?
When neat meant well
organized, tidy and clean,
and grass was aground cover
normally,'green.
When lights not people
were switched on and off,
and the pill might have been
what you took for a cough.
When groovy meant
furrowed with channel", and
hollow, and birds were
winged creatures like robins
and swallows.
When fuzz was a sub
stance, fluffy like lint! and
bread came from the
bakeries, not from the mint.
When roll meant a bun and
rock was a stone, and hang
up was something you did
with the phone.
When chicken meant
poultry and bag meant a
sack and junk trashy
NURSERY PLAYMATES — Playing with toys at the Stephen Neighbourhood Nursery at
J.A.D. McCurdy School are Sarah Irwin, Leslie Pfaff and Aaron Caissie. T-A photo
castoffs and old bric-a-brac.
When cat was a feline, a
kitten grown up and tea was
a liquid you drjmk from a
cup.
When swinger was
someone who swings in a
swing and pad was a sort of a
cushiony thing.
When way out meant
distance and far-away and a
man couldn’t sue you for
calling him gay.
Words once so sensible,
sober and serious are
making the freak scene like
psyche-delirious.
It’s groovy, man, groovy
but English it’s not — Me
thinks that the language has
gone to pot.
Richard Mulholland and
Sarah of Mitchell dropped in
with a surprise birthday
dinner for Mr. & Mrs.
Wilfred Cunningham on
Sunday. Wilfred reaches his
89th birthday, February 26.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn
returned Friday from a most
enjoyable week in Los
Vegas.
Dennis Little and Frank
Dietrich 'have returned from
a two week vacation in
Acapulco. They report the
temperature was 90 degrees
every day, dropping to 75 at
night.
Women at Kippen
study year of child
lr
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Euchre
There were only four
tables in play at the euchre
party at St. James Church
Wednesday evening. Despite
the small crowd, all that
• braved the cold weather had
a good time.
Prizes went to Ladies high,
Mrs. Art Hodgins; mens
high, Alton O’Neil; lone
hands, Mrs. Rupert Williams
and Joe Cunningham; low
scores, Mrs. Alan Hill and
Wilfred Cunningham.
Congregation at Crediton
to send cards, not flowers
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
' Members of Zion United
Church held their annual
meeting Thursday evening
in the Sunday School rooms.
Rev. Stewart Miner,
Crediton’s Supervisory
Pastor, conducted a
program of worship and
hymns before leading the
business session. Hymns
were sung with Mrs. Ed
Finkbeiner accompanying
on the piano. Prayer was
offered and a scripture
passage read.
Printed reports of the
various church
organizations were read and
discussed. It was decided
that the administrators of
the benevolent fund would
discontinue the sending of
flowers to the hospitalized. A
card will be sent to members
who are hospitalized.
The transportation of our
Presbyterial representative
Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner to the
May Conference is to be paid
by the congregation.
The 1979 allocation to
Missionary and Service fund
is to remain the same as in
1978.
Wilmar Wein secretary for
the evening presented the
auditors report.
Harold Fahrner moved a
vote of thanks to Rev. Miner
and to Doris Swartz for her
faithful work in typing and
preparing the reports.
The congregation is in-
debted to those who sub
mitted their reports for
publication. Thanks to our
treasurer Mrs. Harold
Fahrner for her competence
and devotion to the work in
the church.
Tea ahd cookies were
served after the business
session was concluded.
The plans to have Rev.
Hiscock speak on Thursday
evening have been can
celled.
Rev. Stewart Miner held
the service on Sunday.
4-H meet
Clandeboye 4H Club No. 2
held their first two meetings
at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Corinne Rosch. The
officers for the club are
president, Sylvia Rosch;
vice-president, Sherri
Davidson; treasurer, Jackie
Rosch and press reporter,
Elaine Cunningham.
At their first meeting they
made metric crispy granola.
At their second meeting they
decided to name their club
Metric Marvettes.
Energy squares and
Healthy Peanut Bread were
demonstrated. Refreshm
ents were served by the
hostess.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper
of St. Pauls and Mr. & Mrs.
Tirnes-Advoccite, February 21, 1979
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Mrs. Laird Finlaysqn
opened the U.C.W. meeting
with the worship based on
the Ten Commandments.
Two hymnsweresungfollow-
ed by prayer and the offer
ing.
The president Mrs. D.E.
Kyle, opened the business •
part of this meeting with a
Valentine poem. The
minutes were read and ap
proved and the offering
taken. Mrs. Bert Faber and
Mrs. Tom Reid reported on
the Presbyterial meeting
they attended in Exeter.
Melanie Lovell favoured
with two solos accompaning
herself on the ukulele. Mrs.
David Cooper gave the topic
on “The Year of the Child”.
She said the family and en
vironment of the child
affects its whole life. Mrs.
Keith1 Lovell conducted a
contest; which was won by
Mrs. John Anderson. It was
decided to pack a bale of
clothing by June 1.
Mrs. Ken McLellan and
Mrs. Keith Lovell were
hostesses for this meeting.
Mrs. Hank Binnendyke gave
courtesy remarks and the
meeting was closed with a
social hour.
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Dorothy Volland. Peggy
Volland read the address
and some contests were en
joyed.
Thursday night the
Finlayson family showered
Sharon with gifts at the
home of Mrs. Gary
Finlayson. Karen Finlayson
read the address and the
Finlayson cousins, Sandra,
Shelley, Kim and Kathy
played some musical selec
tions on the ukulele.
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Timmermans are holidaying
in Florida.
Lome McBride, Zurich
visited in Kippen village this
week.
Mrs. D.E. Kyle and Mrs.
W.L. Meilis were the
visiting committee from
Kippen church. They visited
Mrs. Richardson at
Bluewater, Mrs. John R.
Cooper in Clinton and
Huronview residents from
this area.
We are sorry to report the
death of Mrs. Mabel
Whiteman last week. She
was a long time respected
resident of Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Alder
dice are on holiday in
Florida.
Dwight Kinsman, David
Kinsman, Jamie Caldwell
have returned from the Bar
bados.
Quite a number of Kippen
Institute and Kippen area
residents attended the Hen
sail W.L euchre last week.
Monday evening a shower
was given for Miss Sharon
Finlayson at the home of
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