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Times-Advocate, 1982-02-24, Page 17w• , j .,i. r p •./ vi M'W'i o7T J.0:705 wits 4* 71Plf..:Y r i Kippen Ea�t WI tet up quilting, ' By MRS. RINA CALDWELL WI meets KIPPEN Kippen Wast W.I. met at )Oppen East W.I. put st the home el Mrs. Vern quilt in the frames February Alderdice, February ie, Mn. JS at Mrs. Grace Drum- Drummond opened the amid's,quilt and ens y a showedt meeting wtth a poem on jo "Love". Mrs. Robert Kin - up Lo luck dinner. The next sman conducted the gyiltittg will be February 2S.am, Roll call was "Something I taught my children on how to plan for the future." Jane Muegge, Home Economist, Dairy Princess was a most delightful visits schoolsspeaker. She reported that about 800 girls were taking the 4-H , By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Bread, Winners course, the SHIPKA bazaar course March 10, Mrs. Dick Zielman, ac- Microwave March 16. She companied her daughter was thanked by Mrs. Jack Ruth , "Huron County Dairy Sinclair. Princess," last Monday The motto was given by afternoon Feb. 15 to Stephen Mrs. Al Hoggarth on Central school, and on "Education is with us all Thursday February 18, to through life." Mrs. Wm. Gray Central _ School in McDowell favoured with a Brussels. Ruth gives a short poem and a sing song talk to the pupils and shows a followed with Mrs. R. film. At Stephen Central the Broadfoot at the piano. film was "Zoosters" per- During the k• business Wining to zoo animals, and portion of the meeting; Mrs. at Gray Central she showed • Alderdice gave the the film, "From cow to treasurer's report, a thank carton." you note from Irene Euchre party Finlayson was read. The fifth euchre party of It was decided to spend this season was held last $100 and buy some household Wednesday night. at Shipka articles. for Mrs. and Mr. Community Centre with nine Ron Denys and that at the tables in play. Winners were March meeting ladies would ladies high, Ortha Baker, contribute fruit, jams or ladies low, Nancy Baker, pickle§ as a roll call: men's high, Lloyd Durr; The next meeting will be men's low, Bill Fink- April 20 on account of the beiner; most lone hands beef supper in Hensall Norman Breen. . United Church, April 21. Group four werein charge Mrs. Jack Sinclair gave a of lunch refreshments. It resume of Current Events was • announced another and also gave courtesy euchre party will be held in remarks. two weeks on March 3rd. Mrs. Hugh Parsons gave a Personals Spice Contest, winners were A good attendance was Ruby Triebner, Verda out last Friday night for the Sinclair and Mattie Benefit Dance, for Rick and . McGregor. Lunch was Anne Reaburn at Parkhill served by the hostesses and Community Centre. The th committee Mary Reaburn's lost their barn by Brow foot and Grace fire last month. Dru mond, Nola and Ervin Ratz Breadwinners visited Sunday evening with First meeting of Kippen I Milton and Eva Sweitzer. 4-H Bread Winners club was Jack and Marilyn held February teat the home Pickering attended the of Margaret Hoggarth. funeral last week of a family Leaders are Thea Wisch and relative, Wilfred .Cook, in . Margaret Hoggarth. Welland. Officers elected were as Nancy Baker spent the follows: president, Kathy weekend\,in Kitchener, and Finlayson; vice president, Waterloo, visiting Friday Gesa Wisch; treasurer, Lia with a girl friend Sherry Hoornaert; press reporter, %hicks, and attending the Janet Hoggarth. wedding of another girl Bookwork was finished friend on Saturday. and the 'seven membefs who Donna Baker and a girl were present made pizza for friend who are off work due their meetings assignment. to a nurses' strike. in All meetings will be held on Edmonton are holidaying in . Tuesday. Hawaii. A name and cover design Hugh and Annie Morenz will be decided on at the next yisited Tuesday evening with meeting which will be held at George and Marie Chowen the home of Thea Wisch in Southcott Pines. February 23. HEARING TESTS No Obligation • EXETER PHARMACY Thurs., March' 4 — 1 to 3 p.m. Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes J. D. FAIR Hrm.nq Aid S.'vc. 145 Ontairo St. Stratford a HEARING AIDS FLIGHT WINNERS — Winners of a duration aloft contest at an.information meet.no thn South Huron radio control club were: (from left) club president Lorne Presicc tr Ioh„ Parent with first place Vincent Parent (16.8 seconds); Bill McNutt with second alar( Mr,r4 McNutt (16.5 sec) and Mel Melnick with third place Danny McKinley (13.6 sec) There 21 contestants in Friday evening's event. ` Craig moms canvass: pillage for heart fund By ALICE DICKENS AILSA CRAiG Take -a -break moms can- vassed the village for the Canadian Heart Fund. Twenty -.eight interested persons played euchre at the Activity Centre Monday afternoon. Winners were Mrs. Chap- man, Jenny Morton, Hannah Clark, Isabell Bannister, Evelyn McNaughton, Roy Morton and Jean McCallum. Plan to attend the next euchre March 1. The Activi- ty Centre Committee served tea and cookies followed by a social half-hour. A warm welcome awaits If other lenders are giving you the run-around, come straight to us. See us at The Devon Building, Exeter, Ontario REPRESENTATIVE: Rob Swim ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each Month (Next Visit Date): March 2 We're FBDB, and our mandate is to support and encourage businesses in expansion and development. We offer financing, counselling, management training, plus information on government assistance programs for business. So come see us. U DEVELAOPMENT BANK DL:NDEVELOF'PEMENT Your Success is our only business:. Por'an appointment for further Infor- mation on the Bank's services call 271- 5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario St., Stratford, Ontario CanaciV you at the Craigholme auditorium February 26 at 7 p.m. to view two films. U.C.W. meets Mrs. Wm. Sutherland led the Worship service with the theme "Christ above things". As we march through this life in the ser- vice of our King, we want to be sure we place Christ above earthly things! Offering was received and dedicated and the worship service closed with prayer. We were pleased to welcome Heather Karr to our meeting. Our group sponsored her to attend TOC ALPHA during the Christ- mas holdiays. She gave us a clearer picture of what ac- Wally happened at TOC Ladles set ALPHA. There was a short business cateringfees s meeting conducted by presi- dent. Mrs. Yvette MacGregor, in Which we dis- By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN cussed the upcoming STAFFA programs for the year. We Cromarty Ladies Aid met plan to . visit Craigholme at the home of Mrs. John Nursing Home on St. Templeman February 1 with, Patrick's Day. Our next 8 ladies present. Mrs. • regularmeetingMarch 9 will Templeman presided be Bible study. opening with a poem "Those A pot -luck lunch will he served following the An- niversary service in May. Unit 3 served tea• and a delicious Valentine cake. Riverview WI Riverview Women's Institute met at the Masonic hall. February 2 with a good attendance. The roll call, "The most beautiful site I have visited, broughtto mind a great many beautiful places, some near, some far away, that our members have visited. This was followed by slides from far away places, ending with the beauty of our own town in different seasons by Margaret Wilson. Were the Days.`' Mrs. Tom Scott accompanied the hymns on her autoharp. Mrs. John Miller had the devotions taking . her scripture from Matthew 25 following with devotions and a reading, The ' Tree of Knowledge. • Correspondence was read, during business catering prices for 1982 were set. The annual ham and strawberry supper is to be Wednesday, June 23. A heavy duty- vacuum utyvacuum is to be purchased for the church. Layettes are to be brought to the March meeting. Mrs. John Miller gave a reading. and Mrs. Tem- pleman closed with prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Jim Miller. During the morning ser- vice at • Hibbert United Church on Sunday, Mrs. Elmer Dow and Mrs: Ross McPhail were inducted as elders. Mark Elliott Ovens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ovens, Mitchell was bap- tized by Rev. Wilfred Fearn. Miss Cindy Benedetti, Guelph and Miss Susan Norris, Stratford, spent the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris Jill and Robert. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, Hensall, and on Saturday, Mrs. Dave Capling Mississauga, Mrs. Jim Neilson and Jennifer, Miss Ruth Templeman, Stratford, Mrs' Hank Ber- tens and Kimberly, Fullerton. We are pleased that Mrs. Henry Harburn is home after a lengthly stay in University Hospital, London, and Mrs. Fred Harburn is home from Seaforth Community Hospital. Captain and Mrs. Murray Haines and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Philip James for a few days, before travelling on to his new ' posting at Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Captain and Mrs. Haines have spent the past two years in Australia. Several of the ladies from Staffa Women's Institute attended the dessert euchre at the Russeldale Hall on Monday as guests of the Glen Gowrie Women's institute. The scripture, Ecclesiastes 4:1-10 was read by Alice Dickens. Ruth McCallum read an excellent ahtd interesting poem which was composed by her aunt, Ethel Robson, about Ruth's great grand- m9ther's garden. This poem Was entilted "Grand- mother's Garden''. It was a pretty picture of so many flowers in the old-fashioned garden of our grandmother's time. Roses were popular then too. Leona Hughes read the treasurer's report and the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Alice Dickens conducted a contest, filling in the names of local villages and towns from clues given. Margaret Wilson was the winner of the contest. Sharon Craven and committee served tea and delicious Valentine cake. Church services The Christian community of Ailsa Craig will mark Ash Wednesday, February 24, in the United Church at 7:30 p.m. This service will be taken by the ministers of the Mennonite, Presbyterian and United Churches. - World Day of Prayer will be March . S at 2:00 p.m. in the Craigholme Auditorium. • Nbi A .traveler ,who drops his camera accidentally . in a lake. river or stream should put it immediately in a sealed plastic bag filled with clean water, according to photography experts at Kodak. "Keeping it wet will guard against rust until the camera can be serviced," they say. Servicing, of course, should follow as quickly as possible. • Times -Advocate, February 24, 1952 Pogs 17 Seniors sponsor Vials of Life By MRS. IRVIN ItADER The Dashwood Senior citizens held their meeting Feb. 5 in the afternoon at the Dashwood Community Hall. Forty- three members and one visitor were present. The club gained one new member. Mrs. Pearl Miller, president, presided for the business. The Vials of Life containers were given out. It was decided to make a quilt. Quilt committee is Gertie McCrae, Hilda Rader and Nellie Weigand. An auction. sale of several articles brought 85.25 as well as a lot of laughter. Rosie Rader's group was in charge of the program. Jack Geiser showed pictures of Dash-, wood people and business places taken in 1954 and 1975. Progressive euchre was enjoyed with prizes going to Frieda Keller Greta Miller, Jessie Rawer and Everett Haist. Prize for lone hands went to Russell Brown. A delicious pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. Donna Restemayer is a patient in Victoria Hospital where she underwent surgery. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Kraft, Maida Baynham, and Marg Parsons motored to Ottawa where they at- tended the Wein-O'Connor Good turnout for carnival • By MISS JEAN COPELAND WOODHAM Intended for last week Miss Janet White, St. Marys spent Monday night with Deanna Copeland. Mr. George Wheeler received the sad news last week of . the passing of his sister, Mrs. Del Richardson of Messa, Arizona. Our sympathy is extended to the relatives at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ferguson and Denise were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bilyea, Lori and Jeffrey, Ingersoll. Mrs. Harry Webber has returned home after spen- ding some. time with relatives in 'Rochester, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis and Jason, London visited with Jean Copeland during the weekend and also at- tended the Kirkton- Woodham Winter Carnival and Church service. Miss Karen Insley, Niagara Falls spent the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Ted Insley. A large number attended the Kirkton-Woodham Carnival and Church service during the weekend. wedding Saturday. Dashwood 4-H club II held their second meeting at the hall Monday evening with eleven members present. Irene Dietrich, president opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. Alice Dietrich, secretary, read the minutes and called the roll. Roll call was "Name , one way of providing a warm place for , rising dough" Topics discussed by leaders Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Earl Keller were milk - based breads, fats in bread - making, and essential techniques In the straight dough method. Buttermilk bread and rolls were made at the meeting and Finnish health bread was started. For home ac- tivities the giris are to make Teddy • Bear bread or a variation. Dashwood United Church services was held in the basement on Sunday. Following the service Jack Gaiser showed pictures on Young People meet at Thames Road A SLEEPING BONHOMME - Students at,Precious Blood Separate School in Ex- eter participated in a snow sculpturing contest Wednesday afternoon. Shown with a sleeping Bonhomme are Justin Charette, Jennifer Cook, Bernadette Verberne, Fred Gregus, Chris Weernink and Mark Van Bruoene. 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Mr. and Mrs: William Rohde'had supper with Mrs. Marguerite Gibson of Lon- don Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. • Young people The Young Peoples met at Thames Road Church Sun- day evening with a good crowd in attendance. After the meeting was concluded games were played and lunch was served. March 20 the Young Peo- ple are to meet at Elimville Middlesex speaking test Middlesex County Public Speaking north=west area finals. were held - at McGillivray Central with Drew Robertson as con- vener. Congratulations go to Dale Appleby from Parkhill -West Williams whoamused the audience in what physical damage he suffers yearly through speech • writing; Russell Grundy who spoke very well on "The Games People Play" and Robert MacGregor from East Williams who space of what music meant to him. Dale and Russell will compete in the Middlesex County finals, March 10. This public speaking competition is sponsored by the Middlesex Women Teachers' Association, the Ontario Public School Men Teachers' Federation, the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, the Middlesex County Board of Education and the 'Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Federation. Teachers. feel that oral communication is vital to Middlesex students. Not to be forgotten are Wayne . McLeod, Mike McCallum, Dean Doerr, Chris Hill and Dean Allen who provided amusing en- tertainment while the judges deliberated on a winner. . The East • Williams Optimists club oratorical contest was • held at Craigholme on Wednesday, February 17. • Janet Eagleson andRussell Grundy wno each placed first in their respective competition will represent this area in the Zone finals at Watford on March 31. Congratulations to Debbie Hodgson and Peter Pera who both placed second. at 7 p.m. to go to London to see a movie. The regular meeting April 4 at Elimville and another on the 18th at Thames Road to prepare for Mother's Day Service to be put on by the Young People.. Sunday servke - Sunday Service at Thames Road was led by Mr. Lorne Thrower, and his message wsa entitled "Be Prepared". The Scripture lesson was taken from Matthew 24; ,32- 44. The •• message acknowledged the scouting movement, and recognition to Lord Baden Powell was given. The words "Be Prepared" were constantly used as,,a warning as to how we should face life. Mr. Thrower used references from the Old and New Testament; plus some personal stories, to emphasize the need to be prepared for anything and at any time. He also showed how we could equate not only the message of preparation, but also how we could equate the times we live in and the times of long ago. The children's story was an object lesson- where a compass, a Bible, and older people were used, to show how direction in ones life could be channelled con- structively. U.C.W. The March meeting of the United Church Women will be held Monday March 1 at 8 p.m. in the church basement and the World Day of Prayer. service will be held Friday March 5 at 2 p.m. Elimville ladies will be meeting with the Thames Road unit.' the United Church T.V. special and the community. This was followed by a pot luck dinner. The annual meeting followed with Rev.• Barbara Laing as chairman and Stanley Hoist as secretary. A new slate of officers was elected, then business was discussed. Jim and Eleanor Weigand have returned home following a two-week vacation in Florida. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker of Crediton. 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