Times-Advocate, 1988-01-27, Page 14Page 14
Times -Advocate, January 27, 1988
WINS TELEVISON SET - Andy Glavin of Centralia was the winner of a
small television set in a recent promotion sponsored by Knechtel's Market
at Huron Park and Heinz. Above, Larry Cronyn makes the presentation to
Andy and his mother Judy.
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Centralia by Mrs. Tom Kooy
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Borden Smyth who
celebrated their 25th wedding anni-
versary January 25.
Sunday visitors with Tom and I
were Mrs. Helen MacDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Noels all of Lucan,
Bonnie Kooy of Sarnia, Howard
Dolan of Watford and Clayton
Kooy, Huron Park.
A great crowd gathered at Hey -
wood's Restaurant January 18 for an
,afternoon of euchre with prizes go-
ing to high score - Betty Suther-
land, Murray Carter; lone hands -
Heien MacDonald, Marian Thomp-
son (playing man's card); low score
- Jessie Lewis, Ed Armstrong.
We wish to thank Steve, Len and
staff for their hospitality. A total of
24 people stayed for supper. Next
gathering will be February 1 at 2:30
p.m.
The euchre at Neil's schoolhouse
had nine tables with prizes going to
high score - Mrs. Elmer Walker,
Harry Noels; lone hands - Marion
Thompson, Charlie Rollings; low
score - Alice Gilmour, Evan Hod-
gins. The prize for the closest New
Year's baby went to Marilyn Dixon
and Tom Kooy. Special prizes went
to Jean Millar and Elmer Walker.
Next euchre February 1 will be
convened by Jean Millar, Otto and
Dorothy Darling and Murray Carter.
The congregation of the United
Church held their annual meeting
Sunday following services. A pot
UCW meet at
Hibbert church
The Hibbert United Church
Women gathered in the Family Life
Centre, to cnjoy a pot luck lun-
cheon with Annie Norris and Ella
Vivian in charge.
Following the luncheon a sing,
say, pay or play program which
produced contributions ranging
from music to folk lore, from hu-
mour to philosophy was much en-
joyed by all.
After a short intermission the
meeting continued with a worship
service conducted by chairperson of
the day, Ada Pethick.
Business items dealt with includ-
ed a donation to the food bank, a
motion to collect good used cloth-
ing for the Salvation Army, a re-
quest for the return of all "Pennies
for Zaire" by February, and a remin-
der of the Presbyterial meeting in
Clinton later this month.
Members were invited to attend
the Women's Institute meeting at
1:30 p.m. on January 27 at the
township hall, when a speaker from
the Perth Health Unit will discuss
the aids epidemic.
Personals
Cain Templeman was an over-
night guest of Ryan Hoegy, Brod-
hagen on Monday, helping Ryan
celebrate his eighth birthday.
John• and Roberta Templeman
visited on Tuesday with Don, Dar-
lene and Scan Ellison, Goderich and
Donald and Marilyn Reid, Ripley.
Emily Beimers, Brodhagen was a
weekend visitor. with Carrah Tem-
pleman.
Cain Templeman was a weekend
visitor with Trevor Elliott.
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luck dinner was enjoyed by all
present after which Rev. Carter
chaired the meeting.
Reports for 1987 were read and ac-
cepted. New members appointed to
session were Clarence McDowell,
Robert Tindall and Verda Lightfoot.
New members as stewards are I arty
Skinner, Alan Powe, Norman Wil-
son and Tom Tomes.
New members on manse commit-
tee are Tom and Carol Somerville.
Appreciation was expressed to Rev.
Carter for her excellent ministry.
Membership classes begin Monday
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Thames Road
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde visited
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Duncan.
Get well wishes are extended to
Mrs. Edna Anderson who is a pa-
tient in University Hospital London
after having undergone surgery on
Friday.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Cunnington and family in the pass-
ing of their uncle the late Gordon
-Bender-whopassed away -Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert were
Friday evening supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde, Karen
and Kathy called on Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Rohde Sunday afternoon. Doug
and Judy returned home early Sun-
day morning from their trip to Car-
tegena Columbia which lasted one
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kosi and .Tustin
of near Strathroy spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Church news
Rev. K. Teddy Smits was in
charge of the church service on Sun-
day morning with a fair attendance.
In his children's story Rev. Smits
talked about the banana tree.
The t•.inana tree teaches us a les-
son vi be useful. William Booth
waned to help the poor people in
East London. So he started an army
o'i salvation. This salvation army
has brought great help to millions
of people. In what way could you
be useful'?
The scripture readings were taken
from Isaiah 6:1-10. St. Luke 5:1-
11, St. Luke 9:57-62.
The sermon was entitled "Valid
excuses?"
Next membership classes begin on
Monday February 1. For those who
Communion at
Saintsbury
By MRS: HEBER DAVIS - -
Rev. Beverly Wheeler conducted
Holy Communion service at 11
a.m. Sunday. Sheryl Carroll provid-
ed music. Mary Davis read the les-
sons.
Rev. Wheeler compared "White
out" used to remove errors m print-
ing to God's power in forgiving and
wiping out our sins and errors. She
took her text from the Holy Gospel
of our Lord Jesus Christ according
to St. Mark 1-14-20.
She announced the Vestry Meet-
ing is to be held at the home of
Hugh and Hazel Davis on Tuesday
January 26. The flowers in the
chancel were in memory of Clarence
Lewis, Granton.
Miss Marylou Tindall spent the
weekend with her parents and re-
turned to Mississauga on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall were
Friday dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Winston Shapton, Exeter.
cannot make it, another time is
available.
The February meeting of the
United Church Women will be held
on Monday evening February 1 at 8
p.m.
A period of six weeks of a one
night a week Bible Study during
Lent will begin in the week of Feb-
ruary 15. Kindly tell the minister or
session clerk if you can be a part of
it.
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