Times-Advocate, 1988-02-10, Page 4i
Page 4 Times -Advocate, February 10, 1988
Dashwood UC holds
annual and pot luck
By Bernice Boyle
The Calvary United Church held
their congregational annual meet-
ing Sunday, February 7. Elizabeth
Hendrick's group served a delicious
pot luck lunch.
Chairperson Pastor Bob Sinasac
opened with prayer and Karen Tie -
man acted as secretary.
The church board was electedas
follows: elders - Don Gaiser, Ken
Campbell, John Edwards and El-
eanor Weigand, youth elder - Jenni-
fer Geilnik.
Treasurers 7 Bernice Boyle, cur-
rent, mission and service fund -
Stanley Haist, secretary and assist-
ant treasurer - Bob- Hoffman, im-
provement and memorial fund.
Stewards - George Tiernan, Shir-
Icy Tieman, (Karen Tieman,
U.C.W. rep.) Elizabeth Hendrick,
Chuck Ford.
Trustees - Bill Weber, Karen Tie -
man, Marion Tieman.
Lay delegate to prcsbytry - Jack
Gaiscr; alternate delegate to Pres-
bytry - Junc Campbell.
Honour Olympic Torch
runner
The Olympic Torch arrived!
Members of the Dashwood W.I.
anticipated its arrival. Repeated in
unison were the Olympic Motto
and Creed. Tanya Deaville of Cen-
tralia, clad in her Olympic uniform
bearing the torch ran into the meet-
ing and passed the torch to the
members. She related the scnsa-
tions she experienced as a torch
bearer. Honourable mention was
given to those in the local arca that
shared in the passing of the torch.
After singing O'Canada the torch
was extinguished. -
A vote of thanks was given to
the members who helped with the
Exeter Sportsmen's dinner.
The next two euchre parties will
Centralia UCW
hears reports
By Mrs. TOM KOOY
The U.C.W. February meeting
was held at the church, Lois Wil-
son and Gladys Buswell were presi-
dents in charge. Regular reports
were given. Margaret Cook report-
ed on the Huron -Perth Presbyterial
held in Clinton.
VerdaLightfoot donated a beauti-
ful afghan which was sold. Pro-
gram committee of Lois Wilson,
Ellen Brown, Phyllis Tomes and
Doreen Lines took charge. Their
theme was "The world is the
Lord's".
Audrey McFalls was the speaker.
Her topic was "Welcome to Spring
a capsulewardrobe". Dressing and
. planning. She stressed, enhance
yourself, be proud of yourself.
Lunch was served by Iva Blair,
Gladys Buswell and Marian Ab-
bott.
When the seniors met at Hcy -
wood's Restaurant on February 1,
prize winners were high score -
Jessie Lewis, Harry Noels, lone
hare!. - Margaret Lawson, Helen
NI,tc! )onald, low score - Liz Conlin,
Lena Hill (playing man's card).
Next gathering will be February
15 ar 2:30 p.m.
Neil schoolhouse euchre on Feb-
ruary 1 had nine tables playing with
prizes going to high score - Helen
MacDonald, Harry Noels, lone
hands - Alice Gilmour, Frank
Hicks, low score - Marian Thomp-
son, Elmer Walker. Special score
prizes went to Jessie Lewis, Glenn
Hodgins.
• Conveners for February 15 will
be Grace Dixon and Jack and Ann
Gilmour.
.Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ken-
ney and family in the sudden death
of Irene's father the late Mr. Gordon
Woodburn of Corbett.
• We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Charlie Rollings is a patient in Vic-
.toria Hospital, South Street Cam-
pus. We wish her a speedy recov-
cry.
Full house at
Shipka euchre
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
There 'was full house out to the
euchre party held Wednesday night
at Shipka Community Centre.
There were 14 tables in play with
12 games played.
Winners were - ladies high - Kay
Dietrich, London, ladies low - Mary
Rader, Dashwood, men's high -
Lloyd Durr, Parkhill, men's low -
Andy Volk, Shipka, most Ione
hands - Murray Carter, Lucan.
The far south group was in charge
of lunch refreshments. There will be
another euchre in two weeks on
February 17.
Personals
Ted and Kay Dietrich, London,
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Sharon Baker, visited her father
Anthony Regier Sr. who is a pa-
tient at University Hospital, Lon-
don, where he underwent surgery re-
cently.
Recent drop-in visitors with -Hugh
and I have been, Ross and Donna
Corbett, Hensall area, Elizabeth
Norris, Grand Cove, Elda Adams,
Grand Bend, Laura and Oscar Miller
and Pat and Jake Schroeder, Dash-
wood and arca.
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be Wednesday, February to and
Tuesday February 23.
Mary Rader advertised the Tweed
smuir Program showing copies of
the necessary books. Everyone was
urged to take part in the programs
and the making of House Logs.
Seniors potluck
Good Companions Seniors Club
will have a pot luck dinner at
12:30 p.m. on Monday, February
15.
Personals
Dean Boyle and Bill Gaunt trav-
elled to Gcneseo, New York to ski
at Bristol and Swain Mountain.
Twelve neighbours gathered at
the Boyle residence to celebrate Ev-
erett Haist's 95th birthday which is
Wednesday, February 10.
JOSH GETS SIGNIATURE - Josh Watson who was the local Timmy a
few years ago gets an autograph from kick boxer Leo Loucks at the 1988
Exeter Sportsmen's dinner.
Riverview WI goes
on a armchair tour
When the members of Riverview
Women's Institute met in the ma-
sonic Hall, Ailsa Craig, for the
February meeting, they were taken
on an armchair visit to India by
Mrs. Peter Twynstra. Mrs. Twyn-
stra showed pictures of India as well
as telling about her experiences
when she visited India.
Jean McKichan, convener of In-
ternational Affairs, was responsible
for the program. In her talk on the
motto "A recipe for peace', Jean
pointed out that the Institute's Mary
Stewart Collect contains a good rec-
ipe for peace.
Marie Campbell read the scripture
and Jenny Morton gave a very diffi-
cult cloth contest. Dorothy Donald-
son won the prize for the contest.
Since Riverview WI will be 50
years old in 1988, a committee was
formed to plan a birthday celebra-
tion. Margaret Wilson urged the
members to look for pictures, clip-
pings or other information that
could be used in the Tweedsmuir
History Books.
Leona Hughes explained that she
is planning for Riverview W.I. to
have the March meeting on March
1 at the Rural Resource Centre in
Strathroy. To close the meeting Sa-
die Walker and her committee
served cake and ice cream.
Evelyn McNaughton, the presi-
dent, opened the meeting with "a.
joke and a household hint. Every-
one signed a Valentine card to send
to the Hob's Moat Institute in Eng-
land.
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