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Times-Advocate, 1983-02-09, Page 23UCW meeting at Clandeboye The Clandeboye United Church Women met Tuesday afternoon at the Manse with their hostess, Jean Brown. The Bible study taken tram_ Psalm 46:1-11 was led by Mrs. Brown with all members par- ticipating. Gwen Lynn, presided for the business. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Miss Brenda- Glanville spent Sunday with Miss Gayle Reid, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. tan Preszcator visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thornton, London. Master Jeff Armstrong celebrated his sixth birthday Thursday - and Master Douglas Jones his eighth, Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. •Stan Preszcator visited Friday evening with Mrs. Don Fink- . beiner and Suzanne. On location or Studioeiiii Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY • COMMERCIAL • PORTRAITS - WEDDINGS • GROUPS • PUBLICITY Mounting and Laminating 1,-..,w•u Hayne"..-. dt* ew .opn d W n Telephone 235-1298 137 Thames Rd. East Exeter, Ont. There are many activities coming up. Middlesex Presbyterial will be held at St. Andrews United Church, J.ondoti this Thursday; World Day of Prayer will be held March 4 at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Learning for Lent ,starts March 2. There are four wedding receptions to cater for, during the summer months. Twelve tables were in play for the euchre party at St. James Anglican church. Prizes went to high scores - Joan Cunningham and Bill Dixon; lone hands - Helen McDonald and Eileen Harris; low scores - Margaret Riddell and Ed Armstrong. The next party is February 15. Edie Wortbington returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Monday where she underwent surgery on her eye last Friday. Her sister-in- law, Helen Scott of Lakefield, is spending a few days with her. Jerry and Lori Morgan, Jonathan and Christopher, have moved into their new home they built on the lot next to Jerry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Morgan. Ruth and Alan Hill, Bar- bara and Clarence Carter ar- rived home Sunday evening from a holiday in Florida. Enroute home they visited with John and Pat Brownlee and family in Savannah, Georgia and also toured Washington. Mary and Michael Smith, Meg and Becky, St. Marys were Sunday visitors with the Hodgins' at Shadyside. Frayne Chev. Olds. Ltd. 586 Mom Street Exeter Ontario Bus. 235-0660 Res. 2364414 R.R.S.P. DISABILITY A91LIT ,y EXTENDED HEALTH Retirement Savings Plan Income Protection ANNUITIES IT ERM INSURANCE IP, Non Smoker 8 Smoker Rotes LARRY KETELAARS 229-6110 KK Insurance Services INSURANCE PROTECTION 8 We Do Your Insurance Sho• •In PERSONAL AND BUSINESS Exeter Taxes 1st instalment - Due February 15 You can help us and yourself avoid the last minute rush, please drop your post- dated cheque with detached stub/s in- to the mail or the Municipal Office to- day. Your cancelled cheque is your receipt. Current Dog Tags Now On Sale Male or Spayed Female 7.50 Female Due by March 15th 15.00 7ait!- flu Bakery Buys Fresh, 16 oz. cheese or raisin Bread Butterscotch or Ice Box Cookies doz.99 Cheeses Maple Leaf processed Slices 2.59 Ib. Hr'rbs and spices, orange etc. - Cream Cheeses , Valentine Cupcakes and Cakes We have "Tasty -Nu" white sliced or 60% whole wheat bread, fresh–daily! eair TJai4,- flu Cheese J'toude 143 Main St., Exeter 233.0332 Zurich, 236.4912 Seaforth 527.11103 FROM COUNTRY FEELING Shown during carnival ore members of the Feeling Country Thompson, Suzanne Wareham and Christy Stephanie Baptist, Julia Merner and Susan Saturday's Exeter figure skating club cast Sheryl Oke, tori Dalrymple, Mary. Brintnell. Also in the number were Coates. • T -A photo Robin spotted Pisy euchre at Craigwiel By ALICE DICKENS _ Ailsa Craig - There were ten tables of euchre and one• table of crokinole inplay at the Craigwiel Activity Centre last I onday afternoon. Many guests were present from the Parkhill Leisure Club. Mar- tha Rigney received the high prize for -euchre while the low prize went to Carmen Stewart. The prize for the most lone hands went to George Cooper and Ross Hern received the prize for crokinole. Tea and cookies were served by the Activity Centre Committee. "Serve with pride" was the - subject for the Annual Op- timist Public Speaking for area schools that was held at the Craigwiel Activity Centre on Wednesday evening. Students were from Euchre game at Centralicd By MRS. TOM KOOY Centralia The euchre party in the Community Centre Monday evening convened by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy. There were 14 tables playing. Prize win- ners were as follows: ladies high, Ann Gilmour; lone hands, Viola Atkinson; low, Helen MacDonald; men's high, Maurice MacDonald; lone hands, Percy Noels; low. Laverne Heywood; special, Olive Atkins, Sam Skinner. The next party in two weeks on February 21 will be con- vened by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens and Olive Atkinson. Mrs. Minnie Harrison Was a guest at a birthday party in her honour at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Roy Har- rison. Mr. and Mrs. K•:n Tilley and Sarah, London were also present. The senior citizens met in the community centre Mon- day afternoon. Rev. Crowe of the United Church showed slides followed by euchre and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Overholt and family, Zurich spent Sun- day with Mrs Von Overholt Tom and Mary Kooy ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Per- cy Noels, Exeter to Seaforth Sunday afternoon where they .attended open house in honour of Joe White who was celebrating his 90th birthday. Mr. Earl Dixon also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald were Tuesday guests with the Kooy's. . Best Interest 123/4% We represent many Trust Companies. We aro often able to ar- range for the highest -interest being of- •fered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates *subject to change 6aiser•Keeale 61: Insurance Brokers Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238-8484 • CLINTON GODERICH 482-9747 524-2118 McGillivray and East Williams (Nairn) schools. The competition was run with one for the girls and one for the boys. Phil Miller. presi- dent of the East Williams Op- - timist club, praised the students for their wonderful presentation of their messages, and presented Lori Woods with first, and Janet Eagleson as runner-up; Russell.Grundy received4irst and George Coursey as runner-up. Debbie Hodgson, Heather Hodgins, Loralyn Smith„ Peter Pera and Jim Waters were runnerstup. Congratulations to all nine contestants. Good luck to Lori and Russell as you continue your public speaking. Never a dull moment in the village. Across from the Ac- tivity Centre, at the Craigholme auditorium, at the same time and on the same night; (as the public speaking), Mr. and Mrs. Peter Snell with guitars and daughter, Linda, with tam- boreen, pleased the residents With song and music and - a happy party for theiFebruary birthdays. " A robin was spotted in the village prior to the recent 'snowfall. Welcome is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hindmarsh (Pauline McDonald) of Il- linois who moved to Queen street south. Both are former area residents. From Dor- chester, welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weddle (l3arb Taylor) and family who have moved into their new hone on Queen street north. Mrs. Stuart McCallum, Mrs. Gordon McNaughton and Margaret Wilson attend- ed on Wednesday a rural seminar for Vital people at Ramada Inn, London. With Mrs. Verna Leitch were Mr. and Mrs. Don Leitch and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Park. Men's club donates to minor athletics By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Dashwood Men's Club held the dinner meeting, Monday, with 27 members present. Ray Hartman, president, presided for the business. A motion was made to give $500 to the minor athletic club; also to give $25 to Big Brothers and Big Sisters bowlathon•The Men's club is sponsoring a Valentine dance February 11 at the commtini- ty centre. / S y: By MRS. HUGH MORENZ We are sorry to report the death of Mrs. Minnie Robert - soh (nee Sherritt) widow of the late George Robertson. (1948). She passed away after a sudden illness at Leam- ington General Hospital on February 3. The funeral took place from Duto Funeral Home in Leamington on Mon- day on her 93rd birthday. Mrs. Roberston was born and raised in this community and taught in different schools in the area (including • Shipka) before her marriage. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Herbert Harlton. John and Linda Weurth, Becky and Sarah, attended a familyluncheonatthehome of Linda's grandma, Mrs. Gladys Hern, Exeter, on Sun- day and celebrated the birth- day of Linda's father, Robert Hern of Woodham. . Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, visited Sunday in Stratford with Ken and Carol Baker, Bonnie, Tracey and Sheltie. Hugh and I observed our 42nd wedding anniversary quietly last Tuesday February 1. In the afternoon we had a lovely anniversary cake delivered for supper, also a pot of mums and fruit from some special relatives and friends. Visiting with us last Thurs- day from out of the area were Hugh's sister, Mrs. John Cor- bett, Hensall, Mrs. Ross Cor- bett, Mrs. Steve Corbett and our great, great nephew, Gerry Corbett, all of Hensall area. Don't forget the euchre par- ty being held at the Communi- ty Centre here tonight, February 9. SKATING CLOWNS — Participating as clowns in the Exeter figure skating carnival Saturday were Mark Brintnell, Jeremy Brock, Martin DeBruyn, Peter Gryseels, Jeff Patterson, Aaron Prest, Daniel Spears and Jason Wein. T -A photo Rebekahs to buy sink Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge opened their first meeting in February with No- ble Grand Sister Audrey Rowe presiding. Vice Grand Sister Barb Whiting reported the Visiting Committee having visited Sister Gwen Gibson and Brother Bill Rowe who were in the hospital. The Humanitarian Services Committee are holding a Euchre card party February 9 at 8 p.m. Everyone .is welcome and ladies are to bring lunch. Many sisters volunteered services, time and food for Mr. and Mrs. Carrington's 60th Wedding anniversary. February 12 at the Legion Hall and preparations for the Oddfellow curling bonspiel, Saturday, March 5 were also thoroughly discussed. Sister Marjorie Arthur PNG will be our represen- tative at the Rebekah Assembly in June in a tribute ceremony for the late Brother Harold Taggart, Grand Solicitor. Pride of Huron will be open- ing lodge in Parkhill, March 1. A bus will take any sisters wishing to travel with us to Parkhill, contact Sister Audrey Rowe. In business, members voted that a sink be purchased for the Oddfellows to go in the washroom and it was decided that llensall be invited to the Degree of Initiation night. February 16. It was (immune - McCann Redi-Mix Inc. DASHWOOD, ONTARIO ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE WORK l REDI-MIX CONCRETE & FORMWORK t1 . !"e•• PRECAST PRODGCTS DEALER phone Office MANGERS STEPS 237-3647 SLATS CURBS Lloyd 236-4819 ed that the Oddfellow Friend- ship Night would be March 19 The next meeting will be held February 28. This will be farmers' night with the Agricultural Representative for Huron, Don Pullen guest speaker. Following a delicious sup- per, the men travelled to Port Blake where they toured the Lake Huron Water System. It was a very interesting and in- formative tour. • Institute meet Dashwood Women's In- stitute met Tuesdsay after- noon with 14 members pre- sent. Vice-president, Mrs. Harvey Beierling presided for the business. A rug braiding course will be held ill the fall. The March meeting will be held at 2 p.m. when Mrs. Earl Keller will show slides of their trip to Australia. A donation of $5.00 is to be made for the conven- tion souvenirs at Vancouver. The Officers' Conference will be held at Waterloo with Mrs. Eben Weigand, delegate. Mrs. Margaret Carroll was chairlady for the program. She gave an excellent talk on world pollution and atomic energy. Mrs. Syd Baker discussed the motto, senior citizens. M1 -s. Greta SShade gave a reading; also "'Mrs. Mervyn Tieman, "A Little Mixed Up" Personals Bill Bennett left for Regina Tuesday, February 8th. After spending three weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, London, and at Dashwood with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader and other relatives. Sharon and Nathan will stay for another two weeks. • Harry Hayter, who has been a patient in University Hospital, London is expected home later this week. Student council plan activities • South Huron District High School's student council has planned many activities for the otherwise dull month of February. This Friday the full-length feature movie Raiders of the Lost Ark is showing at the jgh school at 8:30 p.m. for U.50. President Jamie Chaffe hopes that the Exeter Hawks crucial home game against Belmont will not hurt atten- dance at the movie. This week students at South Huron will be able to write messages to their Valentines for five cents a card. The stu- dent council will deliver the Valentine candy kisses on Valentine's Day. Monday is also a Hug Day. Mike Mandel will have a repeat engagement at South Huron the afternoon of Fri- day, February 11. The men- talist has entertained South Huron audiences for the past several years with his amaz- ing mental powers and controls. A recent survey of South Huron students expressed the need and desire for a Sadie Hawkins Dance. This year is somewhat different. The dance is called WASHGAM. (Women Around South Huron Get A Man). Friday February 25 the live band Doc Savage will play his Top 40 repertoire. DocSavage is noted to be a good request band. As an added attraction the students council will raf- fle or auction off several volunteer males to female students who are in need of a date for WASHGAM. 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