Times Advocate, 1989-05-17, Page 16Page 16
Times -Advocate, May 17, 1989
Elimville WI entertains
By Shirley Cooper
ELIMVILLE - The Elimville
Women's .Institute met recently at
the church when they entertained
the 4-H girls, mothers and leaders.
There were 25 guests present. -
President Shirley Cooper read a
poem "When God Crcated.Moth-
ers." The roll call was answered by '
"naming a by-product of corn."
There were many different answers.
Last year's officers, Marie Brock,
Leona Morley ad Olga Hem, were
Saintsbury
by Mrs. Heber Davis
SAINTSBURY - Holy Coin-
munion service was held at St. Pat -
ricks church Sunday with Rev.:Be-
verley Wheeler in charge. Mrs.•
Rose. Cunningham was server and
Pamela Greenlee read the lessons.
Rev. Wheeler read a letter from •
the bishop thanking Mrs. Hugh Da-
viS and theu ils of the Sunday
P
School for their donation to the
hunger fund. The money was raised
at the muffin luncheon held recently
aftcr church servi c —Wc praised
them for their efforts. -
During the children's focus Rev.
Wheeler explained the birthday of
the church, she had a birthday cake
and candles. The congregation sang
happy birthday and the pupils blew
the candles out. Then they went
,out for classes.
She took her text from the Gos-
pel and entreated all to share the
Spirit in their hearts. Service ncxt
Sunday is planned for 8:30 a.m.
Personals
Last Tuesday evening Mary Jef-
feries was hostess to the members
of the A.C.W. The scripture and
prayers was taken by Nadine Bedell
and was followed by a roll call with
a verse to Mothers and all cnjoycd a
social hour.
Thursday evening the St. Pat-
rick's board of management along
with rector Rev. Beverley Wheeler
met at the home of Hugh and Hazel
Davis. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll en-
tertained their family to dinner on
Mothers Day, also Harry and Eileen
Carroll.
Following service at Centralia
church the Kendalls cnjoycd dinner
out.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis enter-
tained their family Heather and Bob
MacGillivray and children, Suzanne
Davis and children and Mary Davis
to dinner following church service.
Michael was ill with a bad cold. -
Mrs. Wayne Love and girls, Var-
na visited her parents Mr. and Mrs:
Clarence Davis on Sunday. -
Daley's Weekly
Comments
By Sid Daley
presented with gilts by Marjorie
Johns, Marjorie Dykepan and Jean
Lynn.
Members were reminded that the
District Annual will be held at Sea -
forth Presbyterian church on May
18 with registration at 6:30. The
three delegates will be Olga Hcrn,
Shirley Cooper and Marjorie Johns
or Marie Brock.
Marie Brock and another member
will attend .a meting on recycling
being arranged by Usborne Town-
ship council on May 16.
Ann Delbridge, a senior member
of the 4-H girls, told of their trip tA'
the Milton Agriculture Museum re-
cently. Other members also added.
some things, as well as the visit to
Don Dearing's farm.
• Thc"4-H members had their knit-
ted items and record books on dis-
play. ' The Women's Institute mem-
bers enjoyed looking at these
articles.
LUCAN . It's- yo ho to the Falls
we go!!! That's Niagara Falls -
Honeymoon City. .However, it
won't be any honeymoon for Len
Maslen, Jim Murphy and Sid Daley
for .they will be representing the
Lucan Legion at the Provincial
Convention, Ontario Command of
the Royal Canadian Legion which
begins Sunday, May 14 through
Thursday,: May 18. Between ses=
sions try to get in a little sightsee•
-
ing chaps and do have.a successful
trip.
The President and members of the
Lucan Legion and Auxiliary wish'
to thank.the residents of Lucan and
arca for the terrific response received
at their bake sale held in conjunc-
non with the Firemens' breakfast.
We sold out everything, just -great,
what more can we say other than -
you arc all wonderful and generous
people.
Also, congratulations to the Fire.
men on another successful break-
fast, and for such a good cause, the
seniors' housing complex. Just a
great community minded bunch of
Lucanitcs, we arc all so proud to be
able to call you friend.
Here arc the results of the Lucan
Legion elections held Wednesday,
May 10. Prcsidcnt - Sid Daley,
Vice President - E.E. 'Red' Dcgraw,
'Wes. Hickson, and Joan Morley;
Treasurer - Marcia' Rydall; Execu-
tive Bill Curzon, Larry Hockey,
Dianc • Rummell, Larry • Morley,
Gord Clubb, Sam Craig, Lori Arm-
strong, Ed Armstrong, Len Maslen
and Tina Signworth.
Our members arc again reminded
general meetings arc held on the
second Wednesday of each month
except July and August, beginning
at 8 p.m. We try to keep our meet-
ings as informative as possible. As
you incorningpresident I rcmind
you "A President alone does not
make a Legion" he requires the con-
tinued support of his Executive
Committee and morcvimportantly
the support of you the members.
Veterans and dependents are re-
minded Mel Harper will be at the
Lucan Legion on Wednesday, May
24, at 4:30 p.m. to offer advice and
assistance relating to Veterans' leg-
islation. We urge you to take ad-
vantage of this FREE Legion ser-
vice and you do not have to be a
Legion member to receive it.
For an appointment please call
Sid Daley at 227-4216 or the Lucan
Legion at 227-4751. And that's 30
for this week - Remember - Jtist be
glad you're not getting all the gov-
ernment you're paying for.
Isabelle Fletcher read an article on
"Oh What Fun it is to Ride," This
was a story of a wild ride on a
snowmobile. MarionSkinner had a
reading "What is a Boy?" Everyone
present had apart in Marjorie Johns
story of "The Fidget Family." This
got everyone moving and listening
very closely, -
Marie Brock followed with a read-
ing "What is a Girl?" This an the
one read by Marion proved to be
fairly accurate.
The program ended with Jean
,Lynn conducting a contest on the
townships, villages, towns of Hu-
ron County. Most people present
proved to be quite knowledgeable
about the county we live in. A so-
cial time, followed.
Baptism
During the Mother's Day church
service Shauna Diane, daughter of
Jim and Marilyn Skinner, was bap-
tized by Rev. Sheila Macgregor.
Dust off those rollers
By Lynne Farquhar
EXETER - Dust off those
wheels 'cuz it's time to "Rock
and Roller Skate" at the South
Huron Recreation Centre. Skat-
ing will operate on Thursdays
from 7-9 p.m. this season start-
ing May 18 and we'll continue
through the summer months as
long as there's enough interest.
Admission price will remain
the same at $1.50 and skate ren-
tals are also available at $1.50 for
those who don't have their own
skates.
Skaters are encouraged to bring
their favourite tapes but are re-
minded to label them so they can
be returned to the proper person
at the end of the night.
Many familiar faces will be
back at the Exeter swim pool this
summer. Marilyn Hamilton will
head up the staff this year assisted
by Dave Josephson. Instructor -
guard duties will be handled by
Brenda Vanderlaan, Kim Lingard,
Sue Coates and Jodi Home.
The staff welcomes newcomer
Tobi Taylor who will be, filling ..
the part-time guard position. Les-
sons will once again be -offered in
two week sessions for our pre-
school program, three week ses-
sions for the Red Cross program
(yellow to white) and four weeks
for-, advanced lifesaving-
instuctional courses. All lessons
begin on Monday, July 3, •
Pool registration for the up-
coming season will be held on
Wednesday, June 14 from 7-9
p.m. at the Recreation Centre. In
order to make registration fair for
everyone involved, we will not
accept any registrations over the -
phone or prior to the registration
date. If you are unable to attend
registration, you can.re inter at
the pool on June 28, 29 or 30
from9-noon.
With*a little co-operation from
the weatherman, most summer
outdoor,sports organizations are
in full swing. If you missed reg-
istration and are still interested in
signing up, please call the Recre-
ation Centre and we'll forward
you to the proper contact person
for your sport.
Tennis club memberships are
now available at the Recreation
Centre at discount rates if pur-
chased prior to May 31. Member-
ships can be obtained for singles,
couples, family, student, junior
and over 60's. Members will re-
ceive a shoe tag and a key giving
access to the courts.
Don't forget Roller skating
starts Thursday, 7-9 p.m. at
SHRC. -
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