Times-Advocate, 1981-05-27, Page 13Kirkton church group
tour Purdue centre
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The St. Pauls Church
A:C.W. met Thursday even-
ing at the Purdue Work Shop
in St. Marys. Bud Carter
showed an interesting film
then the ladies were given a
tour and a discription of the
work done by the employees.
The ladies then held a
short business meeting.
Plans were made for the
congregational picnic to be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Burns Blackler on June
19th. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Bernard McCormick
and Mrs. J. McCormick.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Marshall spent a few days
last weekend with Mrs.
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Wilbur Cluff at Red Bay.
Thursday visitors with the
Marshalls were Mrs. lone
Austin of Windsor and a
friend and Mrs. Jack
Switzer.
Mrs. Dennis Donohoe and
Miss Heather Urquhart,
Mississauga spent the
weekend with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart
and John.
Dr. Don Atkinson has been
visiting with his parents Mr.
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner
returned home Saturday
night following a very en-
joyable scenic trip to
England, Scotland and
Wales. Among the points of
interest visited were St.
Pauls Cathedral,
Buckingham Palace and
Westminster Abbey.
They were taken on a tour
of Windsor Castle and
Blenheim Castle. Blenheim
Castle is the birthplace of
the late Sir Winston Churchill
and his place of burial in
Baden. There were many
other attractions too
numerous to mention.
Mrs. Sam Skinner, Karen
and Dianner attended a
shower Sunday for Janet
Kerslake at the home of
Mrs. Art Ball in Kincardine.
Mark event
at Craig
Sunday the Ailsa Craig
United Church celebrated its
115th anniversary with a
good turnout which included
members from the Carlisle
and Brinsley United
Churches as well.
Speaker Rev. R.J. Roberts
gave a thought provoking
sermon called "Your Duty
to the God of Your Fathers."
He spoke to the children on
"When is it later".
Under the direction of
organist Mrs. M.
Wadsworth, the choir sang
three selections. One of
which was a quartet by
D. Stokes, B.Sutherland,G.
Stokes, and W. Sutherland.
Following the service a
delicious pot luck dinner in
the church basement was
enjoyed.
LAW GRAD — Kenneth
William Chalmers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Chalmers, Ex-
eter was admitted as
Barrister of law to the law
Society of Upper Canada on
April 10, 1981. He was also
awarded the Partitioner
prize for the highest standing
in Real Estate section of the
Bor Admission course. Ken is
a graduate of Seaforth
District High School, Universi-
ty of Western Ontario and
Osgoode Hall Law School
(York University, Toronto). He
is engaged in the practice of
litigation with the Law firm
of Stopells and Sewell,
Toronto.
Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Legere of Hemet, California
spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy,
Karen, Louanne and Barry,
Mrs. Millred Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Nesbitt of St.
Marys were Sunday guests
with Miss Rhea Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Rohde
of Thames Road and Mrs.
Mary Thomson of Exeter
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Thomson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkin-
son, Mrs. Norris Webh. Mrs.
'Gordon Johnson Mrs. John
;Rodd and Miss Jean
Copeland enjoyed the bus
!trip with the Kirkton group
Ito Niagara Falls on Wednes-
day.
The annual Sunday School
anniversary was held Sun-
Iday with Rev. Ralph King
giving the message.
Anthems were sung by the
childrens choir and the adult
choir.
and Mrs. Jack Atkinson of
Lashburn, Sask.
Get well wishes are ex-
tended to Mrs. Pearl
Budden, a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital London.
A surprise shower was
held at the home of Mrs.
Harold Henry in honour of
Miss Diane Fairbairn bride
elect of August. Hostesses
were Mrs. Harold Henry,
Mrs. Grant Woolford and
Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler.
Those attending from this
vicinity were; Messrs.
Philip Blackler, Mark
Henry, Cliff Jacques, Bill
Waghorn, Maurice Blackler,
Cecil Dobson, Garth
Blachler, Jack Urquhart,
Allan Eveleigh, Ken
Blackler, Bill Schaefer,
Harold Davis, Burn3
Blackler and Miss Jayne
Blackler. •
Visitors during the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Rea Stephen were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Stephen and
Allanna, Oakville, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Stephen and
family, Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Ballard and
Craig, Mississauga and Mrs.
Willard Schroder,
Kitchener.
Visitors in the village
Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
Corneluis Van Muyen, Mr.
and Mrs. Cees Van Muyen
and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Vanderlinden all of
Langley, British Columbia.
Saturday they attended the
graduation of their son An-
drew from Calvin College
Grand Rapids Michigan. In
August he will commence
theological College. The Van
Muyens were former
residents of Kirkton.
Mrs. Grant Mills, Calgary,
Alberta is visiting with her
father Mr. Wilbert Kirkby.
Mrs. Allan Eveleigh spent
a few days this week visiting
Mrs. Hazel Eveleigh at
Wallaceburg.
TRYING A FUR COLLAR
Huron Hospital Auxiliary
— Madeline Witmer tries on a fur collar at Thursday's South
rummage sale. With her is Louella Simpson. T -A photo
Kippen WI hear
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Mrs. Norman Dickert has
moved to her new home in
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivan
Cooper and Mrs. W. L.
Mellis were in St. Thomas
last week visiting Mrs.
Margaret Hutchison who is
in'hospital.
Mrs. Ken McLean un-
derwent surgery in St.
Joseph's Hospital London
last week.
Morley Cooper is a patient
in University Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mrs. Duncan Cooper has
returned home front St.
Joseph's Hospital.
W.I. meets
Kippen East W.I. met at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Bell,
May 20. Roll call was
answered by giving the
name of a leader of another
country.
Mrs. Drummond. presi-
dent, gave two readings.
Mrs. Harold Parsons con-
ducted the meeting which
she opened with a reading.
"I'm a Farmers Wife". Mrs.
Hugh Parsons gave the mot-
to, "You may be on the right
track but if you just sit there
you might get run over."
Mrs. Wm. McDowell gave
a poem; "The gift of
friendship."
The guest speaker, Carol
Erb, who spent the past nine
years in Afghanistan. was in-
troduced by Mrs. Harold
Parsons and thanked by
Mrs. Grant MacLean. Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot accom-
panied a sing song.
Club leaders, Mrs. Stuart
speaker
Wilson, Mrs. Alex Town-
send, Mrs. Gary Finlayson
and Mrs. Laird Finlayson
were presented with gifts
and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Townsend discribed the
course and showed samples
of the work done during the
recently completed club.
Cathy Finlayson, Provin-
cial Honour Winner was
given a gift. Mrs. Dave
Triebner, Mrs. Drummond
and Mrs. Stewart Pepper
were appointed delegates to
the district annual in
Seaforth.
It was decided to send a
child to Camp with the
money donated by the senior
citizens. Collection was
taken by Mrs. Wm. Bell.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Bell and Mrs.
Campbell Eyre and the corn-
mittee in charge.
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Times -Advocate, May 27, 1981 Page 13
Cromarty corn is in
By MRS. ROBERT LAIN°
CROMARTY
Saturday evening, Gordon,
Eva,Robert and Ruth Laing
were guests at the silver
wedding anniversary
celebrations of Arnold and
Irene Storey of Milverton.
Gordon was best man when
the Storey's were married in
Blyth twenty-five years ago.
Their anniversary dance
was held in Brussels arena.
Arnold worked in Cromar-
ty Feed Mill around 1950.
Also at the party were Ted
and Bertha Storey, and their
daughter Marlene, former
residents of Cromarty.
Michelle Martyn, Trudy
and Tracy Quance and Dan-
ny Elliott, members of Han-
nah Miller's class, presented
a skit, Peter's Special
Talent, in Sunday School
Sunday morning.
Most of the corn in this
area has been planted and
some farmers are now
seeding soybeans. Many
farmers who planted their
corn before the rains came
during the second week of
May have been trying the crust that formed before
the corn emerged.
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