Times-Advocate, 1981-04-22, Page 151
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KIWANIS FESTIVAL RUNNERSUP — At the recent London Kiwanis Music FegiV, the McGillivray Central School grade
one class received 85 points, good for second place in their grouping. Teacher}, Alice Lingard and Betty McIntyre are shown
with Kathy Kettle, Cathy Amos, Jamie Eagleson, Paul Woodburn, Georgina Phipps, Shayne Robinson, Karen Lee, Robbie
Smale, Sheri Wells, Spencer Warren, Greg Thompson and Stephanie Van Dam. T -A photo
PRESENT MUSICAL DEMONSTRATION — At o recent Home and School Association meeting, grade three students at
McGillivray Central School presepted a music demonstration. From the left are Allan Steeper, Andy Hall, Kristen Thompson,
Honey -Lyn Gibson, Shawn Wright, Natalie Austin, Darryl Robinson, Tracy Cocksworth, Jason Lbgerwerf, Nicole McCarroll,
Jackie Thompson, Tracy Thompson and Matthew Kettle. T -A photo
Residents from Thames Roqd
attend Easter sunrise service
By MRS. WWAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. and Ars. Gerry
Morgan and Jahie, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis 'towe and
Shauna and 24 yc people
had their Easte n Rise
Devotional Servi at the
Morrison De n an hen they
came back to the ch for
a breakfast of pane es and
sausages.
A very inspiring ster
service took place , the
regular church servict: on
Sunday morning. The ctgir
rendered two anthems a:.
companied by the organi
Miss Agnes Bray. Pasta
Ross Hargreaves gave
very inspiring message an
also told a story to the
children. There was a real
good crowd in attendance.
The May meeting of the
United Church Women will
be held Monday evening May
4 at 8 p.m.
A fair crowd attended the
Good Friday evening church
service at Elimville United
Church. Pastor Ross
Hargreaves, Jim Wilkinson,
Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs.
Howard Pym sang an Easter
quartet. Communion was
served to bring an in-
spirational service to a close.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Passmore arrived home last
week after having spent the
winter in Florida.
Mr. Brad Cann arrived
home Saturday evening for
ten days before going to
Denmark.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Passmore, Tom and Jon, Mr.
Dale Passmore were Friday
evening guests with Mrs.
Myrtle Metters of Exeter.
Karen and Kathy Rohde,
Exeter spent the long
holiday week -end with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde while their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Rohde spent the holiday
weekend in Nashville,
Mrs. Sutherland, Mount
Brydges spent the week end
with her daughter Mrs.
Edwin Miller and Mr. Miller.
Miss Barbara Miller,
Toronto spent the week end
at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ballantyne, Goderich who
recently arrived home from
Florida and Mr. andMrs.
Allan Van Massenhoven of
Ailsa Craig were guests on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Ballantyne and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Knight, Hensel' were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
George Kellett.
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anne Corbett, Minden
home with her parents
and Mrs. Charles Cor -
and David over the
end at Easter.
and Mrs. Lawrence
rtz have returned
just recently after
spent several months
ng in Florida.
ited Church Women
the Clandeboye
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Elaine Townshend, Clinton.
Ruth Trevithick,
Etobicoke spent the Easter
holidays with her parents.
Commuinion was observed
Sunday in the United Church
which was decorated with
Easter and spring flowers.
There was a large atten-
dance.
The junior choir sang as
their anthem "Easter Day".
Those joining the church
by transfer were: Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Amos, Jim
Dixon, Mrs. Daniel (Mary
Lou) Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Hansen, Mrs. Neil
(Marcia) Trevithick and Mr.
and Mrs. Gregory Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Newey
anti Carol, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Walper, Doug
and Kathy, Greensway, Bill
Johnson, Waterloo and Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Trevithick and
Amy were supper guests
Easter Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and
Ruth.
A few ladies from the
Brinsley U.C.W. attended
the Ailsa Craig spring Thank
offering held Tuesday even-
ing in the United Church.
The guest speaker was Don
Powell and he gave a presen-
tation on quilts.
Cindy Prest, Scarborough
was home over the Easter
holidays. Saturday evening
she was invited to Mrs. Bev
Prest's at Huron Park to a
bridal shower which Mrs.
Prest was having for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand
and family of; Bayfield and
r. and Mrs. Bob Hodgins
d family were supper-
ests Easter Sunday with
and Mrs. Jim Morley.
nday supper guests with
and Mrs. Fred Lewis
r. and Mrs. Wilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Andrea and Rebec-
wis and Rae.
is extended to
s Allan Rowe
�the death of
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Lew
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Mr. and
and famil,
her father
Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray,
St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
James Coopet Kippen and
Mr. and Mrs. ?yul Passmore
and Robbie were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Passmore and Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roh-
de, Danny and Tammy were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Dawson, Mr. and
Times -Advocate, April 22, 1981 Page 15
Clandeboye Institute name officers
C LANDEBOYE
The annual meeting of the
Clandeboye Womens
Institute was held at the
home of Mrs Alan Hill.
Twenty members answered
the roll call with payment of
fees.
Thank y01 letters were
read from the Canadian
Cancer Society also from
Community House in Lon-
don. During the business it
was decided to attend Huron
Country Playhouse to see a
performance of "The Music
Man", Mrs. Harold Hardy
will make the
arrangements.
Plans were made to help
Lucan Institute at their Red
Cross Blood Clinic April 30,
to be held in the Lucan Com-
munity Centre. Several
members plan to attend the
district annual to be held at
Poplar Hill Baptist Church,
May 19, with North Lobo as
hostess branch. Jean
Hodgins, Gladys Cun-
ningham, and Velma Hardy
will be voting delegates.
Mrs. Alan Hill will repre-
sent Clandeboye W.I. at the
Officer's convention to be
held at Waterloo University
in May. Mrs. Roy Cun-
ningham will attend the
Conference as alternate
Federated representative
for the district.
Good reports were heard
from all conveners, as well
as the auditors report.
Group 2, as the nominating
committee, led by Mrs. Jim
Cunningham presented the
slate of officers. All offices
were filled but vice-
president.
Mrs. Art Hodgins, district
director, presided for the
election of officers as
follows: President - Mrs.
R.B. Worthington;
Secretary -treasurer - Mrs.
Gerald Lynn; Assistant Sec.
treas - Mrs. Jim Cun-
ningham; District Director -
Mrs. Harold Hardy; Branch
Directors - Mrs. Wilmer
Scott, Mrs. Alan Hill, Mrs.
Roy Cunningham; Auditors -
Mrs. Chas Coughlin and Mrs.
Arnold Blake.
Conveners of standing
committees: Agriculture
and Canadian Industries -
Mrs. Pete Groenewegen;
Citizenship and World Af-
fairs - Mrs. Jack Hodgson;
Education and Cultural Ac-
tivities - Mrs. Rupert
Williams; Family and Con-
sumer Affairs . Mrs. Dave
Kestle; s1b utions - Mrs.
Arnoltf tewwis ; Public
Mrs. Eric Kints were to
Nashville over the long
holiday
Mrs. Whitmore, Toronto
spent the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Jeffery and
sons.
Relations - Mrs. Art
Hodgins; Tweedsmuir
History - Curator - Mrs. Art
Hodgins; Assistant Curator -
Mrs. Isobel Simpson.
The conveners planned to
meet this Wednesday after-
noon at the home of Presi-
dent - Mrs. Worthington to
plan the programs for the
coming year. Lunch com-
mittee, Isobel Simpson, Beth
Neil and 011ie Hodgins,
assisted by the hostess, serv-
ed a delicious lunch.
Churches
Attendance was up in both
Clandeboye churches for the
special Easter service.
Many in the community en-
joyed family get togethers
during the weekend, as well
as on Sunday.
Donna Hindmarsh was in
Sarnia, Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week to
attend a London -Hamilton
Presbyterial Conference for
the Presbyterian.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Blake
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cun-
ningham were in Wheeling,
West Virginia for Easter
weekend with Music Man
Tours.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Groenewegen, Marilyn and
Paul, also Dave Moir, were
in Sudbury for the weekend
to attend the 25th wedding
anniversary celebration of
Mrs. Groenwegen's brother,
John and Alma Vis, of
Warren, which is between
North Bay and Sudbury. Mr.
and Mrs. John Vis, Sr. of
South Holland who are in
Canada on an extended visit,
returned with the
Groenewigens for a visit
with them.
Dave and Eleanor Kestle
returned Tuesday from a
winter holiday in Florida.
Mrs. Betty Peeple, Karen
and Lisa of Port Dover,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hardy and
family.
Harold Hardy returned
Friday evening from a trip
to Pennsylvania where he
had assisted a Mennonite
family in their move from
the St. Marys area to that
state.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Scott and family were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Beaman of Ailsa Craig, Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simp-
son and Paul, also Fred
Rogers. all of Kirkton, were
Easter Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Carter
and family and Mrs. Isobel
Simpson.
Congratulations to George
and Donna Hindmarsh on the
arrival of another
grandchild. Trevor George
Hindmarsh. Proud parents
are Terry and Deb of Nairn.
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hold annual event
The South Huron Rabbit
Breeders Assoc. held their
12th annual banquet and
dance April 4 in Crediton. A
capacity crowd
enthusiastically consumed
over 200 pounds of rabbit
meat prepared and cooked
by the ladies of the club.
Following the banquet,
dancing to "Debbie and the
Wildwoods" was enjoyed by
all. Dance door prizes were
awarded to Bonnie Eden &
Gord Murray and Doug and
Connie Trevithick.
Prizes for the annual draw
with lottery license 313232
were: Tom Jorgensen.
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