Times-Advocate, 1982-02-24, Page 5REMEMBERING OUR HERITAGE - Exeter council observed the birthday of Sir John A
MacDonald last Monday, and in conjunction with that, these five girls were invited into the
library to sample some Canadian history as it was being shaped in Sir John's time From left
to right, they are: Kciren Hoffman, Sandra Baarda, Melanie Warwick, Lorraine Wcrwi�k
and Sherri Cornish.
Hope to secure service
of Christian counsellor
At a recent meeting of the
board of directors of the
Huron County Christian
Counselling Services
Association, it was decided
to organize an intensive
search for a full or part time
Christian counsellor.
It was felt by the board
that the association had
developed its structural
organization and its public
relations efforts to such a
stage that it might now be,
not only viable, but
profitable to hire a coun-
sellor.
The meeting held in the
Clinton Christian Reformed
Church also reported that
two of the three
professionals contacted
earlier had been found
willing to sit as members of a
special professional ad-
visor committee. This
coma 'ttee will, in time, be
staffed by a healthy cross-
section of professionals from
within and outside of the
County. These professionals
will at the request of the
Board, make available their
individual or collective
Youth groups at
Woodham service
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
WOODHAM
Congratulations to Gordon
Johnson who has been
elected vicechairman of the
Ausable-Bayfield Conser-
vation Authority for the year
1982.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs,
John Rodd attended the 80th
birthday party for Mrs.
Oliver Hoffmeyer held
Saturday in Mitchell United
Church parlour.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Jongkind and Christopher
have returned home from a
holiday, at Vero Beach,
Florida where they visited
with Gail's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Stevenson.
The memorial flowers in
the Church sanctuary on
Sunday were in memory of
Meagan Dawn, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Lang. Our sympathy
is extended to the family and
relatives.
Miss Jean Copeland at-
tended a shower for Miss
Diane Robinson, bride elect
at the home of Mrs. Joanne
Scott of Fullarton on Sunday
afternoon,
The annual church service
to celebrate Scouting and
Guiding was held Sunday in
the Woodham United
Church. Taking part in the
service were members of the
Beavers, Brownies, Cubs,
Guides, Scouts, Pathfinders
and Venti vers. Reverend
Ralph King gave the
message "Building
Bridges". The choir sang the
anthem "Jesus, Our
Shepherd."
Mrs. Hazel Webber,
Warren, Michigan visited for
a few days with Mrs. Ordel
Webber.
Mrs. Ross McCurdy was
hostess for a miscellaneous
shower for Susan Thomson
of Brodhagen on Wednesday
night. Susan's marriage to
Roy Glanville took place in
Woodham United Church on
Friday evening.
It was noticed the name of
Betty Johnson was missing
in the list of contestants for
queen at the Kirkton-
Woodham Winter Carnival
last week. Betty chose as her
topic "Happiness and What
It Means To Me."
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advice to the Board or to the
Counsellor.
The public relations
committee reported that a
brochure describing the
organization is ready for
printing. This will be made
available to the general
public through the churches.
The P.R. committee is also
working on a more complex
"Profile". That will be
aimed at local industries
businesses, professionals,
church leaders. This
"Profile" is designed to
outline in some detail the
purpose, structure, cost,
etc,, of the Christian
Counselling Association,
especially as may be
valuable to industry,
business, churches and other
sectors of the community.
The Board will contact a
number of other
professionals to sit on the
professional advisory
committee and chairman,
Bill Schilthuis agreed to
examine the availability of
facilities for the counselling
association offices. Both
reports will be made
available at the next board
meeting.
Ladies meet
at Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The A.C.W. met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Garth Blackler. Mrs. J.
McCormick presided
Scripture reading by Mrs.
Bill Schaefer. A donation
was voted to Huron Church
Camp.
Rev. Greg Smith was the
speaker for the meeting. He
gave a very interesting in-
formative talk on "The good
Samaritan." Lunch was
served by Mrs. Bernard
McCormick and hostess.
UCW meets
The February meeting of
Kirkton UCW was held in the
church on the 10th. The
theme of the meeting was
Liberation under charge of
Mrs. Allan Eveleigh. Using
this year's study book
scripture was read by Mrs.
George Burgin and followed
by discussion on the parable
of good works.
Several items of business
were in charge of Mrs. Ray
Paynter president. Lunch
was served by the com-
mittee.
Personals
Mrs. Stuart Shier 'Pias
returned home from a 10 day
trip to Egypt, Israel and
Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ratcliffe, Anderson were
Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rea
Stephen.
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Receive cups and saucers
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDITON
Wednesday evening the
Crediton Women's Institute
and 4-H mothers were en-
tertained at the Crediton
Hall with a pot luck supper.
The 4-H girls and leaders
were hostesses for the night.
After the supper president
Anne Cottel welcomed the
girls, their mothers and WI
members. The Ode was sung
followed by the Collect.
Roll call, How do you like
your eggs? was answered by
15 members, Five 4-1I clubs
responded by each girl in-
troducing her mother. The
meeting was turned over to
Kathy Davey - chairperson
for the 4-H girls. Songs were
sung. Lois Hodgins, playing
the piano. A skit,
"Everybody's Favorite,
Chicken," was presented by
Club 6. Angela Fleming
played two accordion
selections.
Cups ,and saucers
were presented to the 4-H
girls by Anne Cottel and
Joan Hodgins.. A rose cup
and saucer was presented to
each girl completing six
clubs. Achieving County
Honours were, Denean
Haist, Debbie Glavin, Ruth
Martin, Heather Hern,
Miriam Steffens and Debbie
Larkin.
Girls completing 12 clubs
for Provincial Honours
received a trillium cup and
saucer. Those girls were:
Karen Heist, Jacqueline
Sullivan, Harriett Martens,
Kathy Davey, Debra
Galloway and Rosemary
Gielen.
February 15 the 3rd 4-H
meeting for the Loafers 4-H
club was held at the
Flemings home. The
meeting opened with the 441
pledge followed by the roll
call.
The roll call was answered
by showing a piece of bread
Crediton 4-H girls
Tiger
Times
From Stephen
Central School
Good day! Tonette will be
coming back this spring so
look for her. Uncle Morris is
here to write an article on
the ugly little boy, a video
tape he saw. So start
reading. Tony Tiger.
Rooms 1 - 3 were involved
in having the opportunity to
watch the video tape "The
Ugly Little Boy". This
movie was both heart war-
ming and depressing. The
show was a Science Fiction
and was enjoyed by all. Un-
cle Morris.
The speeches were said
Monday February 15. The
winners were Kim Hoffman,
Angela Lansbergen, Julie
Schade, and Stephanie
Woods. Good luck in the
speak -off in the gym against
the intermediates and
seniors. Chris Eveland
The speak -off was held
February 19 and the winners
from that were Robbie Hoff-
man. Patty Love and Kim
Hoffman. These people will
now go to Crediton and
Grand Bend. Good Luck.
Kim Hoffman.
We would like to thank
everyone who participated
in -Room 4's bake sale. It
went over very well. We
raised $82.65 for the movie
'The Island of the Blue
Dolphins.' Anita Finkbeiner
February 12, our school
had their winter carnival.
Everyone enjoyed
themselves, both losers and
winners. Team blue 8 and
team white 3 tied for first
with 12 points. At the end"of
the day we had a lottery
draw for five dollars. Scott
Hodgins was the lucky per-
son. We all had a fun day and
we were tired, too. Julie
Hendrick.
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EVENING CLASSES
The following courses will begin on the evenings indicated.
Interested persons should register by calling the school 235.0880
Course
I . Pilots' Gound School !Commercial)
2. Pilots' Ground School (Private)
3 Golf Instruction
4. First Aid (St. Johns)
5 Flower Arranging (Advanced)
b. Flower Arranging (Beginners)
7. Crocheting (Advanced)
R Crocheting (Beginners)
9 CPR (Basic Cardiac Life Support)
10.Basic Pattern Drafting (Creating)
your own styles with your old
pattern)
1 1. Sewing clothes for little ones (tricks
and ideas for economy and fun) .
12 T•shirts or Womens Pants that
Fit, or Mens Pants (we will offer
the. course in which there is the
greatest degree of interest.)
Night
Tuesday (Begins Mor.9)
Tuesday (Begins Mar. 9) '
Monday (Begins April 191
Monday (Begins Mar. 8)
Wednesday (Begins Mar. 3)
Thursday (Begins Mar. 4)
Tuesday (Begins Mar. 30)
Monday (Begins Mar. 29)
Tuesdny (Begins Mar. 301
Wednesday (Begins Mar 10)
Tuesday (Begins April 6)
Wednesday (Begins April 14)
No. of
Sessions
Fee Room
10 415 103
17 535 105
6 410 Gips
10 4?9 116
5 410 109
,S 410 109
5 410 116
5 410 114
4 413 2)R
410 222
410 2'12
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made during the week and
telling what you would do
different /when you baked
bread again. Yeast and its
different types when
discussed with a question
and answer period following.
Did you know you can use
stale bread for stuffing,
french toast or croutons?
When it was time to roll out
the dough, various com-
ments could be heard. "Is
that ever good." "Your
bread isn't even round."
"Mine was lopsided but it
still tasted good,"
Home activities for the
week are to make either a
loaf of potato bread, Irish
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host WI members
Freckle bread, or Finnish
Health bread.
Officers for the club are:
Connie Kaak - president,
Angela Fleming - vice
president, Susan Sullivan -
secretary, press reporter -
rotating.
Sunday the 1st Centralia
Beaver Cubs and Scouts held
•a church parade to the
•United Church. 30 boys and
leaders along with the
congregation celebrated
Baden Powell Sunday.
Saturday evening a small
crowd enjoyed the music of
"Dallas" at the Crediton
Hall. The raffle was won by
Jim and Betty Laye. The
roes
dance was sponsored by the
Stephen Minor Hockey
Association.
Should it be necessary to
thaw a frozen water pipe, use
a hair dryer. Don't use an
open flame. The danger of
fire is too great.
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