Times-Advocate, 1983-05-04, Page 12Page 12 Tinos -Advocate. May 4, 1983
Woman wins jackpot
while visiting Centralia
By MRS, TOM KOOY
The senior citizens inet in
the community centre Mon-,
day afternoon for cards and
lunch.
A lovely shower was held in
the basement of the United
Church Sunday afternoon for
Pearl Buswell. bride elect of
May. Following a program of
musical numbers and
readings. Pearl received
many useful gifts rifler which
she thanked all present.
April 23 Connie Koehler and
Pat Masse were united in
marriage at Our Lady of ,
Mount Carmel Church. The
reception was well attended
and fun was had by all. The
community of Centralia col-
lected and presented them •
with a beautiful mirror, an
electric knife and a plant
which were.all appreciated.
Natalie. Shawn. Tracy and
Stephanie Mason spent the
weekend with her mother.
Mrs. Alice Koehler. Natalie
was lucky enough to win
$1.000 at the Huron Park
monster bingo. It made her
trip• home frotp Western
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Dinner guests with Mrs.
Alice Koehler on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Masse.
Dashwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Arnold and Lisa.
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins have returned to the
village after spending the
winter in Mexico. They
reported lovely warm
weather with the temperature
mostly in the 80's in the
daytime.
The UCW meeting has been
postponed one week to May 12
when the women are invited
to Mrs. Alvin Lobb's in
Clinton.
Neil's School McGillivray
The final euchre party of
the season was held in Neil's
school house Monday evening
with a good attendance. It
was convened by Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Darling and Mr.
Murray Carter.
Prize winners were: ladies
high. Mary Kooy; lone hands.
Helen MacDonald; low. Ahna
Hodgins; tnan's high score.
George Cunningham: lone
hands, Tom Kooy; low, Andy
Thompson. Special prize went
to Jean Millar. •
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mrs. Reg McCurdy and
Mrs. Alex Gartenburg en-
joyed the bus trip to
Washington. U.S.A. last week.
The trip was organized by the
Eastern Star.
We are sorry to report Mr.
George Wheeler is a patient in
St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
A number from the vicini-
ty attended the musical "An-
nie Get Your Gun" by the St.
Marys Community Players
held in the town hall the past
two weeks. Cynthia 'Copeland
• and Pamela Rodd were in the
cast.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis
and Jason of London visited
Sunday afternoon with Jean
Copeland. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Jongkind and Christopher
visited over the weekend with
the formers father of
Meaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lanin
and family of Dublin were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. David Wheeler, Steven,
Bobby and Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Spence
and Sandra attended the
Barbershop Concert in
Seaforth on Saturday night.
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CGIT GRADUATION - A graduation for London and district CGIT groups was held
at Granton United Church, Sunday. From the left are Christine Currah and Chris
Jones, Granton and Christine Sutherland and Brenda Thompson, Ailsa Craig.
Granton girls among
adyptes from CGIT
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Eighteen members of the C
.G.I.T. from London and
District • received their•
graduation certificates in a
very impressive ceremony
held in the Granton United
Church on Sunday afternoon.
The Service opened with the
C.G.I.T. song, followed by the
call to celebrate and the
lighting of three candles. the
past present and future.
Following the singing of the
hymn "Joyful, Joyful we
adore Thee" Granton C.G.I.T.
member Melissa - Ifarding
read the Scripture and gave a
meditation entitled "Dare to
be a Daniel."
The guest speaker was Miss
Margaret McGuffin, who
gave an interesting and infor-
mative account of her ex-•
periences at Bark Lake
Leadership Camp last sum-
mer. where Margaret says
you learn how to deal with
yourself and others. Granton
C.G.I.T. Leader Mrs. Doreen
McRobert closed the first part
of the service with a poem
•'If" by Kipling.
Mrs. Linda Bell chairman
of the London and District
Work Board brought
greetings and presented the
certificates.
Each graduate gave a short
account of her term as a
('.G.I.'!'., what being a
member had done for her. All
paid tribute to their leaders.
who in turn had some nice
things to say about their girls.
After each graduate was
pinned by their leader. they
received a single red rose.
The ceremony closed with
the hymn "Thank you Lord"
and the benediction "May the
Lord Bless you and keep lou"
sung by Mrs. Bruce Pierce.
Everyone was invited to
partake of refreshments in
the Church basement at the
conclusion.
Much credit goes to the
Granton C.G.I.T. leaders
Mrs. Audrey Harloff and•Mrs.
Doreen McRolxrrl for arrang-
ing this service and•to the
girls themselves for their co-
operation. also to Mrs. Ann
Bryan who was the pianist,
for this sei'yice.
Church news
At the Granton Uniied
Church the Rev. Keith Brown
of the Lucan. ('Ianrieboye
charge was welcomed as
glrest minister on Sunday, as
FINGER PRINTING WINS -- The finger printing pro-
jectof Jim Kwasnicki was a first prize winner in the
recent Biddulph Central School science fair.T-A photo.
the Iiev. Pierce was guest
speaker for the Anniversary
Service at Clandeboye
Church.
The Rev. Brown entitled his
message "We would see
Jesus". Sunday School
members receiving atten-
dance awards were the
following children: Matthew
Ifill, 1st pin; Lisa -Humphrey,
2nd pin; .Bernadine Kop. 4th
pin; and Rob Ilarloff. 3rd
year bar.
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church the Rev. Peter A. Der-
rick was the Celebrant of the
Holy Eucharist. assisted by
John lferbert.
The first Scripture was
read by Mrs. Lois Herbert
and the Epistle•was read by
Mrs. Percy Hodgins. The
Gospel of the Day was read by
the Rector.
The Rev. Derrick preached
his sermon from the Gospel'
taken from John 13: 31-35, this
dealt with the distinguishing
Mark of the Christian.
Our distinguishing Mark
should be to love one another,
which God said 2000 years ago
and the new commandment.
This commandment came for
us not to do certain things on
the Sabbath and let not this
commandment become stale
in our hearts.
The annual Anglican
Church Women's Conference
is to be held in St. Paul's
Cathedral London on Thurs-
day'May 5.
Personals
Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to Mrs. James Kerr
'and family in the sudden
passing of her brother the late
Frank Thomson of Port d
Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Harlton have returned home
after spending the winter in
Lakeland Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John Forrest
have returned home after
spending the winter in
Florida.
Cancer can
• be beaten
Plan to pick minister
By ANNE WALPER consisted of the choice of be-
ing a tree or a telegraph pole.
We extend our sympathy to
Mr. and Mrs. tion Riley and
family. because of the death
of Ron's father recently.
Viola Curls spent the
weekend with Evelyn and
Manuel ('urts in Greenway.
The U.C.W. are meeting
Wednesday. May 4. at 2:00
p.m. at the home of Ellen
Sinithers.
A joint congregational
meeting is called for this
evening, Sunday. May 1. 1983
at 7:30 p.m. al Greenway
United Church to receive and
act upon the report of the
Pastoral Itelat ions
Committee.
Nigelle Lagerwerf was in
St. Josephs hospital for a
brief period last week. She is
daughter of Dan and .Vilma
• Lagerwei'f.
Anna Eagleson -escaped
with bruises this week when
knocked down and dragged
by the door of her own car.
Glen Steeper was lucky to
escape with minor injuries
from an angry bull.
Rev. Moore's topic for the
sermon on Sunday was
"Evangelism. The Growing
Edges." The children's story
He said it is better to be liv-
Ing like the tree.
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