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,Advocate, November 14, 1979 Page 11
Best interest By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kippen East Womens'
Institute celebrated their
45th anniversary In
Brucefield United Church
Thursday with about 140
guests from all the branches
of South Huron District
Wornens' Institute.
Celebration began with
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Mrs.
Dave Triekiner, president
chaired the program and had
the assistance of the first
president of Kippen East,
Mrs. Stirling graham,
Cromarty, in cutting the
cake.
The program consisted of
a contest conducted by Mrs.
Vern Alderdice, sing songs
with accompaniment by
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot,
musical numbers by the
VanWieren sisters-Carol
Ann, Audrey and Teresa.
A fashion show with Mrs.
Wm. Bell as commentator
was presented. Those taking
part were Mrs. Al
Hoggarth, Mrs. Alex
McGregor, Mrs. Stewart
Pepper, Mrs. Jim Chalmers,
U.C.W. meets
U.C.W. of St. Andrews
Church Kippen met
November 6. Mrs. Keith
Lovell gave the worship
taken from "The Prodigal
Son" Mrs. D.E. Kyle chaired
the meeting and read "Lest
We Forget" Mrs. Orville
Workman gave the topic on
the History of Kippen.
During the business, plans
for the fowl supper
November 14 in Brucefield
church were finalized, It was
decided to send $30 to
compassion 'to help with
clothing for a child at
Christmas. Mrs, G. Moffat
favoured with piano solos,
Mrs. Edison MacLean
brought in the slate of of-
ficers for 1980.
Past president-Mrs. D.E.
Kyle; President-Mrs. Robert
Kinsman; Secretary-Mrs.
Hank Binnendyk; 1st Vice
president-Mrs. David
Turner; Treasurer-Mrs,
Bert Faber. The hostesses,
SANTA TO VISIT
By JOY SCHEIFELE
Christmas is coming! On
Sattirday, December the 8
Ailsa Craig volunteer
firemen will escort Santa
himself into town for a brief
appearance in the village's
annual Santa Claus parade.
The parade will begin its
traditional route at 1 pm..
along Main St. led this year
by a 50 member marching
band from London. The
Imperial Drum and Bugle
Corps of London is made up
of young people from 8 to 18
years of age and is well
known throughout the area,
It is hoped the band will be
one of the major attractions
for this year's spectators.
Mrs. Ray Consitt and Mrs.
Bert Faber served lunch.
Personals
John Anderson is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London,
Kippen East Womens'
Institute will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jack Sinclair
in Seaforth November 21. A
home economist will be the
guest speaker. Mrs, Grant
MacLean will give the motto.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman is in
charge of lunch, members
are asked to remember to
bring a record or a game for
the nursing home. —
Mrs. Grant McGregor
underwent surgery on her
arm in University Hospital
last week,
Jack Coleman, Lyle and
Bill Kinsman showed calves
in the Queen's Guineas
Class.
Allin Tremeer, Bill Bell,
Emerson Anderson, Camp-
bell Eyre, have been on a
hunting trip in the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison
Whiting and David, Parkhill
visited with Mr. and Mrs
Harold Jones Sunday.
Mrs. Kern Alderdice, Mrs.
Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs,
Jim Drummond, Mrs. Harry
Caldwell, Mrs. Grant
MacLean, Mrs, Harold
Parsons, "Reminiscences"
were ptesented by Mrs.
Caldwell.
Mrs, Vern Alderdice
received her life mem
bership certificate and pin;
from Kippen East, Mrs. H.
Caldwell doing the honours
on behalf of the Institute.
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1934 and current president Ruby Triebner. T-A photo
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The Shipka harvest dance,
held at Parkhill community
centre last Saturday
evening, was well attended
and quite successful.
Bill and Sheila Massie, of
Thamesville spent, the week
end with Cliff and Velma
Russell and attended the
Shipka Harvest dance.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Paetkau, of Vineland, Rev.
Esther Paetkau, Saskatoon,
Sask. and Ervin Paetkau, of
Henley, Sask. visited
Tuesday here with their
cousins Annie and Dick
Zielman and family
Rosanne, Jackie and
Jenny Russell, spent
holidays last week with.
Rosanne's parent Mike and
Alice Scheibel and family at
Belle River.
Weekend guests with Mrs.
Gordon Ratz and Roger were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Longman, Mississauga, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Pestle and
Matthew, of Kitchener,
Katherine Ratz, of Windsor,
and Barbara Ratz, Toronto.
Susie Zielman was hostess
at her home here, Friday
evening, when a number of
friends and neighbours
gathered for a demon-
stration party, showing
plants growing in baked clay
rocks, called Hydroculture
Luwasa. Sylvia Neeb, of
Zurich was the demon-
strator. It proved most in-
teresting.
Tony and Michael Massie
spent Saturday night with
their friends Dean and Lee
Watts.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer
were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wilson, Sandra, Warren and
Perry, Lakeside, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terry
and Scott, Mrs. Bill Rundle
and Larry, and Mrs. Jack
Smith, all of Wooham, Ron
Sweitterkv,and family, 'of
Stratford, Barb ,and Don
Dundas and family of
Crediton. The occasion was a
surprise wedding an-
niversary dinner for Barb
and Don.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Shapton, of Exeter, visited
recently with Laura and
Oscar Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Baker
Sr. and Garry, Nancy Baker,
Kitchener, Donna Baker
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Baker and Jamie, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Baker, Jr. and
family of Stratford, spent the
weekend in Detroit, and
attended the christening of
the Baker Sr's seventh
grandchild. At that time
Jillian Nancy daughter of
Sandra and Tony Regier was
baptized. Godparents were
Donna Baker and Dave
Durand.
Donald Russell and a
group of friends have
returned from a deer hunting
trip up north ' and they
brought back several deer.
Les and Marjorie Adams,
of Exeter visited Saturday
night with Hugh and Annie
Morenz.
Over 80 club
Walter Cutbush, Exeter
celebrated his 88th bir-
thday November 13.
Sylvanus Cann celebrat-
ed hisj93rd birthday on
November 12.
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