Times-Advocate, 1979-04-04, Page 10Times-Advocate, Anril4, 1979
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By MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDITON
Wednesday evening the
Sunday School rooms were
decorated with spring
flowers and streamers to
honor bride-elect Joan
Hodge. A reading was given
by Linda Lippert and the
address was read by Barb
Wein.
Joan opened her gifts and
thanked everyone for the
lovely presents. She then
invited all those present to
come and view her gifts at
her parents home anytime
after the wedding.
A game of hot cases was
played. Winners were Irene
Finkbeiner and Cathy
Heywood. A delightful lunch
was served at the end of the
shower.
Persona Is
Communion will be served
next Sunday at Zion United
Church. Rev. Miner will be
conducting the service.
Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner is
attending the United Church
Womens conference at
Lambeth Monday and
Tuesday. She is a delegate of
Huron-Perth Presbytery.
The final needlepoint class
will be held Thursday at the
Crediton Community Center.
A summary day will take
place Wednesday, May 23, at
the South Huron Recreation
Center.
The Crediton Firemen's
Association held a social
evening, Saturday. After a
delicious meal served by the
Womenb Institute a game of
progressive euchre was
played. Winners were Marg
O’Neil, Dennis MacDonald
and Note Smith.
Swans visit
Shipka area
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Becker on the
arrival of a baby girl to their
home.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell
spent last weekend in St.
Catharines visiting her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Edgar
Webb and other relatives.
Ed Turnbull, Oscar and
Laura Miller, Hilda Rader,
Annie and Hugh Morenz
were guests last Monday
p.m. for a social evening of
euchre and solo with Lorne
and Loreen Devine in Grand
Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vin
cent, Lori, Michael and
Michelle visited recently
with their aunt and uncle Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Bacon at
Fostoria, near Saginaw,
Michigan.
Mrs. Doreen Finkbeiner
visited her aunt, Mrs. Leah
Keyes, an afternoon last
week on the occasion of her
92nd birthday. Mrs. Keyes
enjoys fairly good health and
had several visitors, cards,
gifts and treats on her
special day.
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs.WillyCoeck on thearrival
of a baby girl.
Dinner and supper guests
Sunday with Gloria, Harvey
and Kevin Beierling were
her mother and brother,
Mrs. Howard Adkins and
James, Zurich, Mrs. Thelma
Beierling and cousins Mr. &
Mrs. Wayne Beierling,
Raymond and Heather of
Varna.
The lovely white swans
have been sighted, at rest
periods in this area, on their
migration flight to the north.
Sunday visitors, dinner and
supper guests, with Hugh
and Annie Morenz were Ross
and Donna Corbett, Jeff and
Steve Corbett, all of near
Hensail, Janine Hackney,
Exeter, and Bill and
Michelle Morenz of
Goderich.
VISIT EXETER
A number of members of
the Three Links Senior
Citizens, Hensail were
guests of the Senior Citizens
in ExeteronTuesdayevening.
Gabion Stone
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DRUM BEATERS — Peter Cook, Travis Beaver and Roddie Parker try out some Caribbean
drums at Mission Festival Sunday at Hensall United Church. Staff photo
Play euchre at Saintsbury
Clandeboye men in Texas,
others take tour in Missouri
CLANDEBOYE
Wilmer Scott, Harry
Hardy, Sandy Thompson and
Jack Conlin were in
Amarillo, Texas for a few
days last
Middlesex
tour.
Gerald
Rollings, Jim Dixon and
Dave Glavin from this area
were among those who went
on the Purina Tour to St.
Louis, Missouri, the first of
this week.
The “Clandeboye Curves”
bowling team completed the
season by winning the ‘B’
championship in the Monday
night ladies bowling league.
Members of the-team are
Aggie Groenewegen, Jean
Hodgins, Florence Millson,
Pat Hodgins, Debbie Glavin
and Lena Rollings.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn
and family returned
Tuesday from a holiday in
•UW
week with the
Beef Producers
Lynn, Glenn
Florida. Enroute home they
were in a car accident but
fortunately, no one was
injured.
Mr. &
Kuelen,
Jeremy
Brussells were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Jerry Noyes and family.
George Hindmarsh is a
in University
Mrs. Gerrit
Jonathan,
and
Van
Jan,
Joanne,
George
patient
Hospital.
Sunday
Clarence Millson were Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Hern, Zion, Jim
and Ruth Beckett, Kit
chener, Ralph and Marj,
Millson, London and Don
Millson and friend, Guelph.
Easter Communion ser-
visitors with
VISIT STRATFORD
Several members of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
attended the meeting in Ruth
Rebekah Lodge, Stratford on
Tuesday evening.
vice was held at the United
Church Sunday with Rev.
Keith Brown in charge. His
sermon was entitled “The
Purpose of the Cross.”
Mrs. Ralph Lynn gave a
Minute Talk on the work of
Mission and Service, en
couraging people to give to
this worthy cause. The girls
choir sang “Pass it On”
accompanied by pianist Mrs.
Winnie Robicheau.
4-H news
The third meeting of the
Clandeboye 2 Metric Mar-
vettes was held at Roschs’.
Metric white sauce, Peanut
Butter and Carrot Spread,
Potato Cheese Chowder a’la
Metric were demonstrated.
The fourth and fifth
meetings were held March 22
at Elaine Cunningham’s
home. Tea biscuits, cheese
wheels and pink velvet were
demonstrated.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
A progressive euchre
party was held in the Parish
Hall at St. Patrick’s Church,
Friday evening, with eight
tables plaving.
Lady winners as follows
high, Mrs. Roy Shoebottom,
Lucan; Lone hands, Mrs.
Viola Atkinson; Low, Mrs.
Alexia Tindall.
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Hartle
attended the funeral of his
aunt Mrs. Langford Ridley
held Thursday afternoon
from the M. Box and Son
Funeral Home, Parkhill.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rowe
visited Sunday with her
niece Mrs. White, Arkona
who is still a patient in
Strathroy Hospital.
The community extends
their sympathy to Mr. &
Mrs. Ambrose Koricina and
family and to Mr. & Mrs. Joe
Amos and family in the
sudden death of their son and
grandson David Koricina as
a result of a motor-bike
accident last Wednesday
evening.
The two baskets of flowers
placed in the United Church
Sunday were from the
funeral of David Koricina
which was held Saturday.
Mr.&Mrs.Bill Fenton and
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fenton,
Belgrave attended the
funeral Saturday of David
Koricina.
United Church Women
held their April meeting at
the home of Mrs. Wilbert
Lewis Wednesday evening.
CARD EVENT
A large turnout enjoyed a
card party held at
Brodhagen Thursday
sponsored by the Association
of Agricultural Societies for
Huron and Perth Counties.
The prize winners were:
high man, Bill Westman,
Milverton; low man, Keith
McLagan, Mitchell; most
lone hands (men) Dalton
Malcolm, Mitchell; high
lady, Mrs. Emerson Dill,
Stratford; low lady, Joy
Kane, Mitchell; most lone
hands (lady) Mrs. Roy
Pepper, Exeter; lucky cup,
Ruby Dunseith, St. Marys;
lucky card, Emerson Dill,
Stratford.
Men winners were Mrs.
Jim O’Shea, Granton,
(playing a man’s cards);
Lone hands, Dean Gibson,
Lucan - low Bob Tindall.
Nearest birthday - Don
Maguire.
Personals
Heber Davis is a patient in
Victoria hospital, London
following surgery.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll
and Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
Carroll, Lisa, Julie and Ryan
attended a 80th birthday
family gathering for Mrs.
Wayne Carrol's grandfather
in Sarnia, Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker
and Mrs. Heber Davis were
Sunday dinner guests with
Miss Joan Barker London.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis
were Sunday evening dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Peter
Sovereign and family,
Lucan.
The draw for the cake was
won by Kimberley Greenlee.
PRICES STEADY
At the Hensall Livestock
Sales4 last week, supply
consisted mainly of heifers
and steers with very little
else being offered. Demand
was active and prices
steady. Fat cattle; steers,
$82.50-$85.50, top to $86.50;
heifers, $85.00-$89.75, top to
$91.10.
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