Times-Advocate, 1981-09-16, Page 8Times -Advocate, September 16 1951
KIRKTON BABY SHOW - Saturday's Kirkton Fair featured a baby show for the first time. Winners of the various categories
are shown above. From the left are Becky Hern and brother Chris, Brenda Clarke and mother Grace, Sharon Stuckless and
mother Judy, Gregory Young and mother Louise, Jeremy O'Shea and. mother Diane and Cate Smith and mother Maureen.
Many Greenway residents
attend London anniversary
By ANNE WALPER
Mrs. Marilyn Stoyle, Lon-
don, and Mrs. Karen Walker,
Toronto, welcomed
relatives. neighbours and
friends at an open house on
Saturday afternoon,
September 5 in honor of their
parents, William and Adelle
(Lovie) Curts fiftieth wed-
ding anniversary. The event
was held at the honored
couples' home on Chid-
dington Avenue in London.
Mrs. Lawrence Curts,
Grand Bend, and Miss Viola
Curts. London, poured tea
from the artistically
decorated tea table, and
Mrs. Sandra Stuart,
Dorchester, served
refreshments.
In the evening a family
dinner was held at the Seven
Dwarfs . restaurant which
was enjoyed by 29 members.
Manuel Curts was master
of ceremonies and read con-
gratulatory messages from
Mayor Al Gleeson, London;
Premier of Ontario, William
Davis; Governor General
Ed Schreyer; Prime
Minister, Pierre Trudeau;
and the Rev. Steph'n J.
Mathers, Toronto, who of-
ficiated at the wedding.
The United Church
Women
Wednesday the U.C.W.
held their meeting at
Craigholme Nursing Home
at Ailsa Craig. Evelyn Curts
opened the meeting with
organ selections. Doris
Eagleson read a poem called
"Those Good Folks".
A duet God Will Take Care
of You was sung by Ruby
Isaac and Isobel Bullock and
the Scripture Proverbs 3
Verses 1 to 10 was read.
Violet Brown, who was in
charge of the Devotional
took for her topic The Water
of Life. The hymn Blessed
Assurance was sung follow-
ed by singing some hymns
chosen by ladies from the
home.
President Iva Lagerwerf
took charge of the business.
The Benediction and Grace
were spoken in unison. Mrs.
Alice Hartle told us about
life in the home and also
about the activities in which
they participate.
Personals
Mr. Peter Snell of Exeter
was speaker at the United
Church Sunday. We were
happy that he brought his
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guitar and played and sang
for the congregation.
Ruthann Eagleson is
teaching grade one at
Stephen Central. Andrew
Eagleson, Jackie Wiersma,
Lisa McCarter, Mark and
Chris McLinchey are atten-
ding kindergarten this year.
Recent visitors with
Selbourne and Martha
English were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Pollock, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Smirle,
Morewood, Mr. and Mrs.
John Allister. Mrs. Edna
Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
MacPherson, Mr. Gordon
Pollock and daughter
Marlene Grand Bend, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Detloff,
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
Erroll, nephew, Woodstock,
John and Olive Steeper and
Cecil and Ellen Smithers.
The sympathy of the com-
munity is given to the
Harlton family in their re-
cent bereavement.
Anna Eagleson attended
the noon luncheon at the
Western Fair Monday,
Ladies day. She represented
Cloverdale Women's
Institute.
Many people from the
area attended the wedding
and dance for Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Mitchell nee Cathy
Nethercott at the Parkhill
Community Centre, Satur-
day night.
The Windup Husband - I
see a bug in the bottom of
my cup. What does this
mean?
Wife - If you want your for-
tune told find a fortune-
teller.
Intended for last week
Monday visitors with
Harvey and Shirley
Eagleson were Lloyd and
Vera Love, Parkhill with
their granddaughter
Cathy and Kristy.
Dinner guests with Jim
and Doris Eagleson Tuesday
evening were Lloyd and
Dorothy Knight, Exeter.
Olive Horner and Joe
Thompson were guests at the
Twynstra- Lynn wedding at
Lucan Saturday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Walker nee Ann
Bullock who were married at
Greenway United Church
Friday. A large crowd at-
tended their wedding dance
at the Parkhill Community
Centre.
Monday evening the
people from the Mollard Line
gathered at our home in
honour of Doug and Cathy
Walper.
Contests were given by
Shirley Eagleson and
Marlene Turnbull following
which Harvey Eagleson
presented a gift on behalf of
the line. Marlene Turnbull
read the address. The couple
thanked the neighbours and
a delicious lunch followed.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
the Rock family because of
their recent bereavement.
Sunday Church services
were in charge of the Session
at Greenway United Church.
The sermon was given by
Peter Wiersma and Ann
Eagleson.
Gladys Hodgins, London is
spending a few days with
Gertie Rock.
Once more the school bells
are ringing and both
Elementery and High School
students have returned to
classes.
Next Sunday the children
return to Sunday School
when seals and diplomas will
be given out. Rev. Peter
Did you know that a
purebred dog is 4 times
more likely to bite a person
that a mongrel?
An impaired 18 -year-old
driver is 177 times more
likely to become involved in
a serious accident than a
sober driver.
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Snell is the guest speaker at
the United Church.
Go ahead for Medical Centre
shwood church ladies groups meet
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Calvary United Church
Womep held their meeting
September 8 with Crediton
and Zurich U.C.W. as guests.
The Stewardship and
Finance '.Committee was it
charge with Mrs. Hugh
BoyLB; chairlady.
The devotion was centered
around the year of the
Disabled Person, Prayers,
scriptures and readings
were given by the com-
mittee, Mrs. Bill Chandler
Mrs. Jessie Rader, Mrs.
Gerald Mason and Mrs.
Ralph Weber. Annmarie
Hoffman was soloist.
Thames Valley Children's
Centre in London, executive
director, Michael
Lysecki showed a film and
spoke on the work of the
centre.
Mrs. Don Gaiser presided
lfor the business at Kippen
Wednesday September 30.
Dashwood United Church
official board is planning a
craft sale October 10 from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. at Hoffman's
Ambulance garage. The
Sunshine committee for
September and October is
Mrs. Don Gaiser and Mrs.
Gerald Mason.
Zion Ladies' AId
Zion Lutheran church
ladies" Aid met for the first
meeting of the fall Tuesday,
September 8. Group 2 with
conveners Mrs. Ray Rader
and Mrs. Earl Keller, was in
charge of devotions and
lunch. The president, Mrs.
Florence Martene opened
with bible reading and
prayer. Mrs. Irvin Rader
gave a reading, "The Ladies'
Aid now and then".
Pastor Mellecke handed
out a page of 29 questions for
a general bible knowledge
test followed by discussion of
troublesome answers.
Mrs. Martene presided for
the business. Donations for
the bakeless bake sale were
received. Twenty members
were present. The Altar
Guild reported 18 visits. The
Guilds during the summer
months were very busy. The
new Guild is Mrs. M.
Mellecke and Mrs. Florence
Martene. Seven cards were
sent. Fruits and vegetables
for Thanksgiving are to be
brought to the church
Saturday, October 10. The
Ladies' Aid fowl supper will
be October 13.
Mrs. Earl Keller had
closing devotions followed by
lunch.
Medical Committee Meets
The Dashwood and Area
Medical Committee met in
the community centre
Thursday, September 10.
The doctor's relations
committee and the chairman
will attend the meeting of the
Underserviced • Area
Program Advisory Branch
sponsored by the Ontario
Ministry of Health in Lon-
don, October 29.
The go ahead signal was
given the building chairman
to proceed with contracts for
water service, drainage,
heating, brick laying etc.
Money received from two
rummage sales was en-
couraging and the com-
mittee appreciates the
response for articles donated
and those who worked to
make the project a success.
Calvary Sunday School
Calvary United church
Sunday School started for
zehrs
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the new term at 9:45 Sep-
tember 13. The children went
to the front of the church to
hear Rev. Barbara Laing tell
an interesting story "The
first day of school." There
are a few teachers this year.
The children enjoyed being
back.
Sunday, September 20,
the United Church is
honouring the disabled with
special speaker Elaine
Townshend. This will be a
family service with the
Sunday School taking part.
Everyone is welcome.
Thursday, September 24 at
6 p.m. the Teen group of
Calvary U.C., are starting
off with a barbecue behind
the church weather per-
mitting.
Personals
Fraser Boyle, son of Hugh
and Bernice is vacationing at
home prior to starting his
new position as designer and
master carpenter with
Centaur Theatre in Mon-
treal. He attended South
Huron District High School
and Niagara College of
Theatre Arts in Welland.
Barbara Rader is a
student at Fanshawe
College.
Judith Mellecke of Ann
Arbor, Michigan, spent the
weekend with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. M. Mellecke
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben
Weigand and family and
Mrs. Charles Martene and
family attended the Mar-
tene-Biggs wedding at
Redeemer Lutheran Church,
London, and the dinner and
reception at Lucan. The
groom is their nephew and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Martene.
Dashwood Seniors will
hold their first fall' meeting
Monday, September 21.
Did you know that members
of the clergy have a higher
rate of traffic accidents than
any other occupational
group' And how about psy-
chiatrists? They are four
times more likely to commit
suicide than the average per-
son.
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are born before 8 a.m.
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