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Times-Advocate, 1985-01-16, Page 24Page 12A Times -Advocate, January 16, 1985 At Clandeboye WI roll call on humour The Clandeboye Women's Institute held their January meeting at the home of Edie Worthington. Fifteen members answered the roll call, "A Funny Happening in Your Life." This roll call brought forth many funny stories that everyone enjoyed. The correspondence included thank you notes from Mary Henry, Evelyn O'Neil, Rupert Williams and Cheryl Lynn for remembrances to them at Christmas. Information regarding entries to Farm Show princess contest. plus ex- hibits at the Farm Show were read by secretary, June Henry. District directors meeting will be held February 11 in Granton. An alternate director, hazel Cunn- ingham, Gladys Cunningham or Velma Hardy, will attend, weather permitting. Donations to War Memorial Childrens' Hospital, 411 competition at Ilderton Fair, plus 411 leaders ex- penses were discussed and agreed upon. There will be two Clandeboye 411 Homemaking clubs and leaders are Mrs. John De Weerd, assisted by Airs. Eric Vanneste, Mary Ann Koricina and Kim Amos. The program, Education and Cultural Activities, was well presented by convener, Lucille Blake. "Education is like a road that never ends." How far we go depends on us. It begins at home with the 3 R's, Respect, Reverence and Responsibili- ty, followed by Reading, Writingand Arithmetic, learned at school. With school buses to take students to school, everyone is offered an oppor- tunity to get an education. Even if you are not in a position to get a college or university degree, there are libraries and education programs available to everyone. Reading is an education in itself. there are many opportunities to learn in courses offered, such as in 411 clubs, stained glass, macrame. knit- ting, sewing, quilting, etc. "Those that have a hobby, own a mental island of refuge." Mrs. Blake completed her program by reminding the members that 1985 is the "Year of the Youth". Let us hope and pray there will be more jobs available for our young people. President Elsie Lewis, presented Beth Neil with a beautiful potted chrysanthemum, to acknowledge her 75th birthday as an active member in the Clandeboye Women's Institute. Lunch conveners, Marion llodgson and Velma -Hardy, served a tasty lunch, assisted by the hostess. United Church Women Mrs. Wilmer Scott was hostess, Tuesday, for January meeting of the U.C.W. Gwen Lynn conducted the worship assisted by Betty Coughlin and Irene Lynn. The theme, "Back to Business, but not as Usual." She gave a Happy New Year reading. Mary Scott led the study, "Living the hard Gospel in South Korea". She read the story of - Timothy Moon, a poet and prophet in Korea. A get well card was sent to Jean Hardy who fell recently, breaking a bone in her arm. February 14 will be the Presbyterial meeting at the Metropolitan United Church, London. The hostess served lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Personals Patricia and John Brownlee of Gravenhurst visited recently with their mothers, Mrs. Viola Carter of Clandeboye and Mrs. Myrtle Brownlee of Craigholme. This was the first time out for John since having a bad heart attack, in November. He hopes to return to teaching in another month. Wilfred Cunningham of Craigholme is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where he will undergo surgery, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Westman have returned from a three week holiday in Florida. Birthday greetings are extended to Mrs. Isobel Simpson on her 80th bir- thday, January 17. Her family had a surprise, pot luck dinner and birthday party for her on Sunday in the lounge at the Craigwiel Apartment Complex, Ailsa Craig. Eleven tables were in play at the euchre party at St. James Church on tuesday evening. Prize winners were - High Scores, Claire Smeikol and Bob Latta; Lone Hands, Mary Scott and Otto Darling; Low Scores - Louise and Alton O'Neil. Next party will be January 22. Alan Cunningham conducted the service at St. James Anglican Church, on Sunday, and Mrs. Hazel Cunningham gave the message. Rev. Bruce Pocock is in hospital recover- ing from recent surgery. Next Sun- day, Ernal Cunningham, of London, will be the guest speaker. Congratulations! to Arnold and Lucille Blake who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on January 6. A party in their honour, for family and friends, was held at the home of Norman and Dorothy Blake. WIN FIRST DRAW — Greg Pfaff presented the Canadian Conners mixed bonspiel first draw to Tom Rudland, Joanne Heighway and Joe and Jean Latham of London Hi • hland. T�- BEST RATES ABC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST. G00t111 4 524-2773 rcon.crl Euchre at Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Seven tables were in play at the progressive euchre party at Shipka Community centre Wednesday evening. IMPORTANT NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in- formation: Due to a manufacturing defect, we are recalling our MASTERCRAFT 2 -PIECE PROPANE TORCH KIT that may have been purchased after December 1, 1984. The unit in question has a blue propane cylinder with Manufacturer's number RC 780 on the label. For safety reasons, this kit should be returned to your local Canadian Tire Store. A replace- ment or credit will be issued for your returned unit. We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused. ♦ • What Every Family Should Know ONTARIO FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION DO YOU HAVE PAMPHLETS ON DEATH EDUCATION? Yes. we usually have several kinds of folders on hand, devoted to different subjects such as widows, children, death benefits, etc. You are welcome to pick them up for yourself or several for your class or group. These pamphlets hove been prepared as guides to what can be expected and the responsibilities incurred of time of death for the survivors. We particularly would like to recommend the following pamphlets. TO BE SURE SHOULD CHILDREN KNOW ABOUT DEATH LiVING WITH GRIEF PLAIN TALK Please feel free to stop by or phone for samples of the literature. Your area Ontario Funeral Service Members are Yedmie/Y- EUNERAE HOME IRV ARMSTRONG PHONE m MO ROE FLETCHER (lt. 'Haden anb 'un FUNERAL HOME 223 Main St. Lucan 227-4211 Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Aaron Restemayer, Dashwood; ladies low, Mrs. Grace Masse, Dashwood; mens high, Jim Houlahan; mens low, Russell Mellin; most lone hands, Mrs. Jean Waiver, Dashwood. It was announced another euchre would he held in two weeks on January 23. Personals Sheona Miller, London, spent the weekend with Ken, Ortha and Garry Baker. Joining them for supper Sun- day night were Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker. Visiting Saturday night with Iledy and Ervin Devine, were Gertie and Melvin Stade, Laura and Oscar Miller, Annie and Hugh Morenz. The occasion was to celebrate Gertie and Ervin's birthdays. In the social time games of solo were played. Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, call - ,d at a funeral home in Windsor last Tuesday night to pay respects to their 12 year-old cousin. Glenn Ducharme, who was killed in an accident. Brock. Dianne and baby Andrew Adams of London spent the weekend with Brock's parents and brother. Don, Elizabeth and ('lark Adams. This was the three week old baby's first visit to his grandparents home. Ken and Ortha Baker visited recently in Detroit with their daughter and family, Sandra and Tony Regier. Chris. (leather and Jillian. Bill Morenz has returned home to London, after a ten day holiday in Vancouver. with his daughter Persephone and her B.('. family. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were recent supper guests with Mr and Mrs. Harold Patterson. Dashwood Mrs. Dells Sims will be celebrating her 94th birthday on January 19: also Mrs. Clarence Fahner will he celebrating hers the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill flack, RR 2 Den- field were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Finkbeiner and Suzanne. Miss Brenda Glanville. i,ondon spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs. Stan Preszcator . Mr and Mrs. David Isaac and Tasha, ('entralia were Sunday supper guests with Mr and Mrs Stan Preszcator and Brenda Glanville Mr. Alvin Sims and Geraldine King, Sault Ste. Marie visited from Thurs day till Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jim Laye. RR 3 Dashwood. and Mr and Mrs. Jim Edwards, Walkerton. spent the weekend with the !,ayes SECOND DRAW BEST — At Saturday's Canadian Conners mixed curling bonspiel, Cathy Pfaff presents the second draw trophy to Dale and Julie Kelly and Don and Phoebe Clark of Forest. Dashwood WI to hold euchres By MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Women's Institute met Monday afternoon Jan. 7 with the ex- ecutive in charge. Mrs. Emil Becker, president, opened the meeting and an- nounced this is the Year of the Youth. Fourteen members answered the roll call with an item from the Hand book. Mrs. Eben Weigand reported on the executive meeting in Hensall. The District Annual is May 16 at Usborne Central School with Elim- ville W.I. in charge. Dashwood is in charge of the Memorial. It was decided to hold Euchres with the first one January 16'al Communi- ty Centre at 8 p.m. A study on the handbook followed. making members aware of their responsibilities in office. Mrs. Howard Datars read a recipe for New Year's Punch. The next meeting will be held Wednesday Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Becker had 5 tables set up and the ladies were to go to each table and do the projects. Lunch brought a busy afternoon to a close. Ladies Aid Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 9 with group 1 and convener Mrs. Dave Rader in charge of Devotions and lunch. President Mrs. Florence Martene opened the meeting with a hymn, scripture reading and prayer. .Mrs. Irvin Rader read a 1936 Ladies Aid meeting. Rev. M. Mellecke took for the topic "The Church Gains Power." An an- cient Christmas hymn proved to be "Savior of the Nations Come" written by Saint Ambrose who lived from 340-397: 'He was known as the father of hymnody. He was a Christian and relationship of the church and state and the church grew in influence and power. The roll call was answered by 14 members. The Altar Guild is Mrs. Frieda Keller and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Cards of thanks and donations were received. Mrs. M. Mellecke and Miss Helen Nadiger are the nominating commit- tee. Auditors are Mrs. Esther Salmon and Mrs. Lorne Becker. The next meeting will be Feb. 13 at 2 p.m. with group 2 in charge. Mrs. Dave Rader's closing devo- tions were followed by lunch. Dashwood Seniors Dashwood Seniors will play shuf- fleboard and cards each Tuesday afternoon at the community centre 2-4 p.m. until further notice. - Personals Mr. and Mrs. Becker visited the lat- ter's brother-in-law, !toward Sim- mons at the K -W hospital, Kitchener, last week. Senior Citizens will meet Monday, January 21, at 2 in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller were Thursday visitors with Mrs. Irvin Rader. U.C.W. The theme for the January meeting of the Calvary United Church Women was "The Changing Year". The ex- ecutive was in charge with Mrs. Sid Neeb as chairlady. Concept II Unisex Hair Design 235-2455 introduces TOTAL BODY MASSAGE s3oo for per session The new accusage lounge delivers deep penetrating "finger pressure" massage to the entire body, while rotating and flexing the spinal column OR SUN TAN your entire body in our sun bed Reg. $6.00 SUPER PRICED at $400 per 30 minute session Her opening thought on entering this New Year of 1985 was to think of ways we can make our lives richer and fuller for the next twelve months. A New Year's poem was read follow- ed by singing the hymn "Another Day is Dawning". Mrs. Mildred Kellerman, Mrs. Eben Weigand, Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. 'Jim Weigand each read a passage of scripture pointing out to us how we can approach the New Year by making some good resolutions and working to keep them. Mrs. Sid Neeb offered prayer. The worship portion of the meeting dos- ed by singing hymn "Ring Out the Old". Rev. Barbara Laing officially in- stalled the officers for the coming year. Mrs. Don Gaiser, president, welcomed the members with a New Year's thought. Several cards of ap- preciation were read as well as letters from various organizations acknowledging donations. - Christmas Cheer boxes were pack- ed and delivered by Mrs. Syd Baker and Mrs. Gerald Mason. The commit- tee for January is Mrs. Aldene Wolfe and Mrs. Syd Neeb. Mrs. Evert Haist, Mrs. Earl Guen- ther and Mrs. Letta Taylor were made honorary members of the U.C.W. The Huron Perth annual meeting will be in Wingham Jan. 28. The "Learning for Lent" series is to be held at Zurich United Church Feb. 21, 28 and March 7. Westminster weekend will be held May 24-26 in London with Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg of Listowel as Dean. The meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah benediction. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. Dinner guest Sunday with Mrs. Ir- vin Rader were Mr. and Mrs. E10_1 Rader and Mrs. and Mrs. Dave Rader and family. 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