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AT NDP NOMINATION — Philip Walker of Grand Bend, one of the four prospective can-
didates for the NDP nomination for the Huron-Bruce riding declined at the last moment.
Above, Gordon Hill chats with Roberta and Philip Walker. Mr. Walker indicated he would
seek the NDP nomination for the next provincial election. T-A photo
Attends OMMB annual
Dairy princess is busy
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Granton and Community
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The Granton and CM.
munity Bible study group
met at the home of Mrs. Jim
Hodgins on January 8.
This week's. study was on
bitterness and resentment,
.and was led by Mrs. Mary
Rowe, passages were read
from. the Sage describing
how this affected the
characters in the scripture,.
and what they did to resolve
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out how we can cope with
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lamas, Advocate, January 1 F, 1980
Pao. 13 Gran ton church ladies discuss winter beauty
were guests Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Noels in
Forest and were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dickins in Exeter.
The male quartet, Messrs.
Doug Gill, Robert Blair, Sam
Skinner and Bob Heywood
sang at the Special service in
the Carlisle United Church
Sunday morning. Dr. George
Tuttle, the Moderator of the
United Church was the guest
speaker. Mrs. Gill played the
piano accompaniment for
the quartet.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hamilton and family,
London, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Korevaar and
family, Lucan were Sunday
dinner guests with Mr., and
Mrs. Richard Shoebottom
and family.
Senior citizens met in the
Community Centre Monday
for an afternoon of crokinole
and cards followed by lunch.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jaques,
Steven and Susan were
Saturday evening visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Bowden, Steven and his
grandpa were celebrating
their birthdays.
The annual congregational
meeting of the Centralia
United Church will be held in
the church schoolrooms this
coming Sunday January 20
following the morning
service and will be
preceded by a pot luck
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Darling
and Murray Carter were in
charge of the euchre party at
the Community Centre
Monday night with 13 tables
in play.
Winners were: Ladies
high-Mrs. Jack Dickins;
Lone hands-Mrs. Les Gibson.
Men's high-Mrs. Charles
Railings playing a man's
card; lone hands-Bill Dixon;
low-Russell Morley.
The travelling prize was
won by Mrs. Russell Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hicks
will be in charge of the next
euchre party to be held in
two weeks.
Ladies at Centralia
learn plant care
By, MRS, I SUMMERS
GRANTON
Unit (3) of the Granton
U.C.W. met at the home of
Mrs. Robt. Garrett on
January 9 before going to
London to tour the John
Roberts school for the deaf.
Following the tour the
members returned to. Mrs,
'Garrett's home for the rest
of their meeting and lunch.
Mrs, Cliff Hardie new
president of Unit (4) was the
hostess for their meeting on
January 9. Opening with
Lesson Thoughts on
"Winter, its beauty, and its
uses" followed by the
scripture, Mrs, Hardie
closed the devotions with
prayer.
The Roll call was an-
swered by the paying of
membership fees, The
program was convened by
Mrs. Nelson. Tate and Mrs,
Norman Riddell, and con-
tinuing with the current
study on the parables, Mrs,
Tate 'presented a paper
entitled "The Lost" this
referred to the lost son, coin,
and sheep. A good discussion
followed. Mrs. Ridden read a
poem,
Two new members were
welcomed, and Rev, Morden
closed the meeting with the
Benediction. Mrs. H. Wissel
and Mrs. A. Torrens assisted
the hostess to serve lunch.
Unit (5) met at the home of
Mrs. Malcolm Spence on.
Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Chas McRobert presided.
Lesson Thoughts were on
Winter. The Roll Call was
answered with the paying of
fees, eight members and one
visitor present.
Mrs. Florence Bryan was
in charge of the program,
and opened with a reading,
followed by a paper on the
study of the parables. Mrs.
Wm. Jones assisted the
hostess to serve lunch,
Two newly elected
executive for the next two
years from Unit 5 were the
following officers.
Past president Mrs, Wm.
Jones, President Mrs. Chas
McRobert, vice-president
Mrs. Malcolm Spence,
secretary Mrs. Emerson
Wallis, treasurer Mrs. Ina
Saintsbury
communion
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Canon Rees of London
conducted Holy Communion
at St. Patricks church,
Sunday. He spoke to the
children of the Word,
Church, with the centre
letter "U" and without "U"
• there would be no Church.
After the children filed out to
Sunday School he spoke on
his experience in Northern
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller,
Exeter were guests Saturday
evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Tindall.
Many from this com-
munity visited the Hopper
Hockey funeral home on the
week-end to pay their
respects to the late Mrs.
George Anderson.
The sympathy of this
community is extended to
Larry and Joan Greenlee
and family on the death of
Joan's mother, Mrs. George
Anderson, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs
kid •family returned home
from Florida last week•end.
Thy spent two weeks with
MO, Dobb's father H.S.
Mclean who had brain
surg'y while they were
there.
Mrs. Dobbs is happy to
report that he is recovering
favoura'aly. The Dobbs
family snint a couple of days
with Fred, parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred, Dobbs, Exeter
who are speading the winter
at Fort Myeis,
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Susie Zielman who was'
crowned Huron County
Dairy Princess for 1979-80
recently, attended the.
Ontario Milk Marketing
Board annual meeting, held
in the Royal York, in
Toronto, on January 8, 9, and
10th, with a total of ap-
proximately 1300 delegates
attending.. Each county in
Ontario was represented.
Also about 30 Dairy
Princesses attended as well
as the Ontario Dairy Prin-
cess, Charlene O'Neil.
January 8th at 8 o'clock
everyone enjoyed a wine and
cheese reception with
various wines and numerous
cheeses,
Wednesday opened a
series of business meetings.
The annual report was read
followed by the financial
statement.
In the afternoon they were
honored to have John Wise -
Federal Minister of
Agr iculturespeak ,business
followed by a question and
answer period.
Later that evening
everyone attended the
banquet and dance.
Thursday, Professor P.A.
Kummerow from University
of Illinois spoke on the value
of milk as good nutrition in
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Centralia
The first meeting in the
New Year for "The Meet
Your Neighbour •Club" was
held in the schoolroom of the
United Church Wednesday
afternoon. • The care of
houseplants was discussed.
Macrame will be taught at
the next meeting January 23.
All ladies are welcome to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas
and Scott,Belmont and Miss
Mary Schoebottom, London
and Misses Julie Russell,
Christine Smith and Stacy
Somerville were Saturday
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Shoebottom
and family, Lori Shoebottom
was celebrating a birthday
and her three girl friends
remained overnight.
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Kooy
Masonic Rail on January 8.
Sister Melba St, Dennis
presided, opened court, and
conducted the business.
It was decided ,dtiring the
business, session, to give the
Grantor) Lions. Club a
donation, towards their work
for the communitY.
After a discussion a
decision was made to
celebrate the court's bir-
thday at February meeting
would fill some of my time
and give me something
useful and interesting to do.
with a euchre party, Each
sister to bring her husband
friend and another
couple.
Sister Edith Youngson
reported on the Provincial
Assembly held at Brantford
recently where she was one
of the delegates. Sister
Margaret Spenee won the
Forester eoffee spoon for the
attendance draw and sister
Eileen Summers the num-
hers draw.
Granter,. Mesons elect
new executive
The following officers
form the new Mason's,
executive for 1980: Wor.
Master; Ross N. Everitt;
LP.M, Robt. G. Marshall;
Sr. Warden, Jelin E. Harlton,
Jr, warden, Stanley
Malcolm;. treasurer,
William Morely; secretary;
Reginald McCurdy; Sr.
deacon, Wilcired F. Riddell;
jr. deacon; James H.
Hodgins; Chap., Carl F.
Mills; D. of C., Jack H.
Urquhart; inner guard;
James L. Harding; sr,
steward, Gordon Hern; jr
steward, Jeff Bryan; Tyler,
Percy 8, Hodgins,
Church news
At the United Church the
Sacrament of Holy com-
munion was observed, with
Rev. Elwood Morden of-
ficiating, and conducting the
worship on Sunday. Rev.
Morden entitled his com-
munion meditation How to
have a fruitful life.
At: St, Thomas Anglie.an.
Church,. -the 'Sacrament of
Holy Communion was ab.4,
served with Canon David
Rees of London the
Celebrant,Miss Marion
Herbert assisted and read
the Epistle of the day,
In his message, Canon. Rees
likened our byes to the River
Jordan which began as a
tinkling stream of water,
flowing north into the, Dead
Sea, Comparing our lives.
from infancy and how well.
we live up to 'our con-
firmation vows,
At the Granton Com-
munity Rible Church, Rev,
Glen Fretz spoke on the basis
for Biblical fellowship,
Biblical, Fellowship is
founded in enduring love,
established through joyful
prayer, said the speaker,it is
built up by active par=
ticipation, and finally it is
consolidated by a common
Hope, remembering that
Hope, is not Hope, unless we
have the assurance that it
will be fulfilled -one day.
Woinen's Institute news
On Monday January 21 an
indoor gardening course
sponsored by the Granton
W.I.- will be held in the.
Granton United Church,
provided by the Home
EConomics Branch of the
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, One option is the -
making of a macrame
hanger.
If you plan to attend,
please call 225-2578 as soon
as possible.
our diets. Prof. Kummerow
is an expert in research and
appeared on T.V.'s Canada
A.M, Friday morning.
Persona Is
Bob and Joanie Maier, of
Mio, Michigan called to visit
their cousins Hugh and
Annie Morenz, during the
holidays,
Harold and Lucille Vin-
cent, Earl and Elva Vincent
and Ira Vincent, attended
the funeral of their aunt,
Cora (Desjardine) Vincent,
wife of the late Albert Vin-
cent, last week. Rev. John
Campbell and Rev. Edwin
Wattam officiated at the
service held at T. Harry
Hoffman , Funeral home.
Burial, was at Grand Bend
cemetery. Pallbearers were,
Cecil Desjaraine, Larry
Desjardine, Russell
Desjardine, Ira Vincent,
Orville Farrell and Bob
Desjardine.
Correspondent still
chosp.italized •
As I Write this, for
publication your
correspondent is still
hospitalized. If you Shipka
friends can get your news to
Hugh, he will bring to me
and I will write it up. Being
in isolation, I certainly have
a lot of spare time, so it
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