Times-Advocate, 1978-11-16, Page 14Page 14 Times-Advocate, November 16, 1978
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Mrs. Arnold Blake was
hostess for the November
meeting of the Clandeboye
Women’s Institute.
President Mrs. Art Hodgins
was in charge assisted by
Mrs. Jim Cunningham,
acting as secretary in the
absence of Mrs. Wor
thington.
The roll call, “A product of
Canadian Industries I am
wearing,” brought many
different and interesting
answeres. During the
business, Mrs. Wilmer Scott
reported on the “Luncheon is
Served" -project to take
place November 15.
An invitation to visit the
Cloverdale Women’s
Institute at Parkhill
November 22 at 2 p.m. was
accepted. The roll call for
the Cloverdale meeting will
be, “Name a favourite hobby
and show a sample of it. Mrs.
Jack Givens will demon
strate dried flower
arrangements as part of the
program.
Mrs. Harold Hardy gave
an excellent report of the
London Area W.I. convention
held last week. Mrs. Michael
Heffernan, convener of
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries had an interesting
program, Ethel Donaldson
gave a
“Thanksgiving
year round on the farm.
Velma Hardy gave a paper
on the growing of earth
worms as a business. A
reading “A Farmers Creed"
was read by Mrs. Heffernan.
Linda Ropchan, as a guest,
explained how Zehrs sales
slips can be turned in to the
served lunch,
Mrs, Harold
Mrs. Jack
Millson.
A record donated by Larry
DeCaluwe was won by Jim
McNaughton of London.
Everyone reported a good
time and plans are already
being made for another
dance next fall.
Home and School
. The McGillivray Central
Home and School Assoc, are
striving to raise funds for a
creative playground and to
boost this project, they are
holding a Fashion Show by
“Stretch and Sew” of Lon
don, Monday evening,
November 20, at the school.
Modelling will be done by
Betty and Tom Shoebottom
and their children, as well as
two of their nieces. Tickets
are available from Home
and School members, so
please support this com
munity project.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Henry
and family entertained on
Sunday for Bruce’s birthday
and had as their guests, Mrs.
Mary Henry of Craigholme,
Mrs. Edna Rosser of
Craigwell Gardens Apts.,
Ailsa Craig, Mrs. Evelyn
O’Neil, Lucan, Mrs. Bogart
and Charlie Cameron,
Poplar Hill.
Mr. & Mrs. Pete
Groenewegen were in
Toronto, Saturday, to attend
the wedding of the latter’s
cousin, Rose Anne Vis to
Gavin Stevenson, both of
Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Rupert
Williams entertained their
family Sunday to celebrate
birthdays for their son,
Wayne Williams, Lobo and
grand daughter, Janet
McCombs, of Elginfield.
Mrs. Eleanor Goulden,
Toronto was a week end
visitor with her brother and
sister-in-law, Peter and
Dorothy Nott.
Helen and Danny Rogers
and boys have moved to
London from the village and
their place has been rented
to Susan Coment.
Mr. & Mrs, Wilmer Scott
spent the week
Windsor.
end in
reading,
Day,.
W.I. or any non-profit
organization, school groups,
church, club etc., for
each $300.00 worth of cash
registers tapes is worth $1.00
of the purchase price of an
article of your choice for
your club or organization.
So please assist the
Clandeboye W.I. by turning
your sales slips over to them,
if possible.
The hostess
assisted by
Hardy and
Hodgson.
Turf Club Dance
The Lucan turf club staged
a very successful dance
Saturday evening in the
Lucan Community Centre.
“Country Unlimited”
supplied excellent music for
dancing and “Scott’s1
Chicken Villa" catered for
the lunch.
Door prizes were all
donated - Wool Blanket -
from Lories Tack Shop - won
by Jack Ryan, R.R. 1 Lucan;
Halter from Ron Swartz -
Tack Shop - won by Jim
VanBussel, R.R. 3 Lucan;
Wool blanket from
McDougall’s Tack Shop,went
to Don Smith of Lucan, Wool
blanket from Wilson’s Tack
shop won by Donna Glavin,
Centralia. Merchandise
Voucher for $20.00 from
Scotts’ Elevators went to
.. Billy Hunt, London.
Dinner for two at the “Top
of the Fair" donated by
Western Fair Raceway was
won by Doug and Pauline
Carter of
passes to
Raceway
Anderson,
Earl Greenlee, and Ken
London. Double
Western Fair
went to Len
Nick Shumka,
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