Times Advocate, 1989-05-17, Page 14Page 14
Times -Advocate, May 17, 1989
Centralia Mother's Day
By Mary Kooy
CENTRALIA - On Mothers Day
the music was led by the men of
the United Church when they sang
two anthems.
Rev. Carter chose as her .topic
"Spirit, Spirit of Gentleness".
During the service William Gar-
tley was received as a new member
by transfer. Centralia candidates for
confirmation were Rebecca Frances
Harrett, Randy Glen Johnson, Mar-
garet Ann Wilson and Norman Ed-
gar Wilson. The Sacrament of
Holy Communion was also held. .
On Thursday evening of this
week the Junior Young people will
meet at Centralia church 6:30 to 8
p.m. Guest speaker will be Helen
Eccles speaking on stress.
On Sunday May 28, The Good
Family of Exeter will be guest
speakers at Zion Church at 10 a.m.
Centralia congregation is invited to
worship at Zion that day. The
Goods will speak on their recent
visit to Bangladesh. A light lunch
will follow.
At Heywoods restaurant on Mon-
day, May 8 prizes were won by
High Score - Helen MacDonald,
Murray Carter; Lone Hands - Lula
Culbert, Charlie Rollings; and Low
score Betty Guilfoyle, Derwin Beat -
son.
Neil's schoolhouse euchre had
nine tables playing with prizes go-
ing to: High scores - Mary Kooy,
Dashwood
by Bernice Boyle
DASHWOOD - This Saturday,
the Teen Missions committee will'
hold their yard and bake sale on the
Calvary United Church lawn from 9
a.m. - 4 p.m. In case ,of inclement
weather the sale will be transferred
to Hoffman's ambulance garage.
Ladies' Guild
The Lutheran Ladies Guild enter-
tained 100 Mother and Daughters at
their annual pot luck dinner May 9.
Levonc Ballagh, columnist for
the Wingham Advance and Times
was the guest speaker and spoke on
-the true meaning of Mothers and
Daughters. For the roll call each
lady brought an old hat she had
worn and explained why she had
kept it.
The next meeting on June 13 will
be the Birthday Party at .the Blue
Water Rest Home.
Personals
Hugh and Bernice Boyle visited
last week with Rev. Barbara Laing -
and Rev. Orville and Nancy James
and family in Pt. Colborne. Barba-
ra is assistant minister with Orville
at the Calvary United Church.
Fraser Boyle returned Wednesday
to Vancouver and Scott and Mary
Anne and Shannon Boyle to North ,
Bay after attending the wedding of
Trevor Boyle and Wendy Smith,
May6..
Nancy Becker, Laurie Tuckey,
Cathy Skinner visited Barbara Mcl-
saac in Mt. Clemens, Michigan for
Mothers Day weekend.
Joe and Marilyn Zimmer enter-
tained her mother Frieda Callaghan,
her sister and family, Irene and Bob
Brooks of St. Thomas. •
• The Huron County library ex-
changed the Dashwood branch li-
brary books last week. There is a
good selection of large print books
and children's books. Come and
visit the library Wednesday 2-5
p.m. or Saturday 9 a.m. - 12 noon.
U.C.W.
The Calvary U.C.W. anniversary
'was celebrated Sunday, May 14
with Bev. Robinson of Exeter as
the guest speaker on Mother's Day..
President Karen Tieman gave the
Call of Worship and Praycr of ap-
proach and confession.
The ushers for the,, sCt:.vk e were -
and Rita Chandler.
• The choir sang an appropriate an-
them "0 Happy Home".
Clandeboye
CLANDEBOYE - The May
meeting of the Clandeboye Wom-
en's Institute was held at Brinsley
United Church with newly elected
president, Marion Hodgson in
charge. The 4-H Homemaking club
girls, thcir mothers, and leaders,
were guests. Thefoll call "Confess
your favourite junk food" was an-
swered by 13 W.I. members as well
as the guests.
The motto "Snacks Stretch
Slacks," was in readings "Dict
Daze" and "Want to Diet" given by
Hazel Williams and Hazel Cunning-.
ham. The 4-H girls reported that 19
members completed the project
"Working With Wool, from Fleece
to Yarn".
On display were their knitted arti-
cles, made during the project, also
their 4-H Record books.
They conducted a game - Win,
Lose and Draw, which was based on
terms used in knitting. It was a lot
of fun and a lot of laughs.
Delegates were chosen to attend
North Middlesex at Poplar Hill.
Clandeboye W.I. are responsible for
entertainment in the afternoon.
Hazel Williams reported on reser-
vations at Huron Country Play-
house for the Institute to attend as a
group on August 16, to see "The
King and I."
A gift was presented to Elsie Lc-
wis in appreciation of her term as
president. A delicious lunch was
served and a social time spent to-
gether.
Roland Neil; Lone hands - Ruth
GueSt;'Ed Armstrong; Low score -
Kay Armstrong, Harold Hardy.
This was the last euchre for the sea-
son. Hope to see you all in the
fall.
Personals
Dinner guests with Tom and I on
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Pauptet of Summerside, Prince
Edward Island and Carl Pauptet of
Toronto. Tom and Herman were
next door neighbours in Holland be-
fore they both came to Canada
about 61 years ago.
On Friday visiting were Marinus
Pol of Holland, Marie Veel, Lucan,
Adrian Bax of Parkhill, and Mary
Davis and Helen MacDonald of Lu -
can. On Saturday Voyle Jordan and
Joe Cjrter for diviner and Helen
MacDonald, Harry and Marian
Noels and 'Howard. Dolon in the
evening.
The Young And Old - Margaret Clarke, one of Crediton's oldest
residents is shown in violin action with six year-old Brent Yearley at
Larry's Town and Country Inn.
Crediton by Mrs. Stan Preszcator
CREDITON - The sermon topic
at Zion United Church was taken
from Exodus 12:1-14 and Exodus
12:15-18 titled "Trouble in the
Home". •
Mother's Day was observed re-
membering the grandmothers and
great grandmothers. Each received a
rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator at-
tended the 18th birthday and gradua-
tion of their granddaughter Angela
Dallier, Kitchener. Also attending
were Mr. and Mrs. John Arbo and
family, Woodham, Miss Jody Glan-
ville, Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Farr and Jeremy, St. Thomas, Mrs.
Loma Barnes and Jenna, Ken Wem-.
ham and Carrie Thedford and Mrs.
and Mrs. Mike Durrell and James,
Walton.
It was held at the home of Ange-
la's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dal-
lier, Kitchener. Angela received
many gifts and thanked everyone.
Mr. Dallier's family also attended.
A delicious smorgasbord supper
was served:
Last weeks visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Mr. and
Mrs. David haat and Tasha, Exeter,
Mrs. Mike Durrell and James Wal-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert England,
Huron Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pertschy cele-
brated their 35th wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday at their home.
Family members helped them cele-
brate. Their anniversary date is May
15.
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