Times-Advocate, 1983-09-07, Page 17With Prospect Hill
Granton WI helps cel.brate
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
Members of Granton
Wellburn Women's Institute
were invited to help Prospect
Hill celebrate their 60th an-
niversary on August 29.
Former members and
charter members were
guests.
President Mrs. Ruth Bryan
welcomed everyone and in-
troduced the head table.
Following the banquet a
program of enterthinment
was enjoyed, this was provid-
ed by a musical trio, con-
sisting of Mrs. Wilbur Facey,
auto harp, Mrs. George
Picket, violin and Miss Edith
Facey, piano accompanist.
The last item on the program
was a hilarious skit by Pro-
pect Hill WI members.
Mrs. Betty Anne Mollard,
Provincial Board member
brought greeting, also Mrs.
Joe Reilly, area chairman,
also Mrs. Velma Rite:ire, Pro-
vincial secretary and a
number of members at large
brought greetings from their
various institutes.
Mrs. John Dunnell had
compiled an interesting ac-
count of the many historic
events that had taken place in
the past 60 years, to name one
project was a cookbook that
was put out on 1927 at the time
of the Diamond Jubilee of
Confederation and believe it
or not the price was only 60
cents. Another project was,
instead of taking Christmas
dinners to shutins, it was
decided to take them at
Thanksgiving. This proved
very successful.
Church news
At Granton United Church
the Rev. Bruce Pierce con-
ducted the morning worship
and entitled his sermon "Give
' Yourself in Service."
There were a number of an-
nouncements, such as UCW
unit meetings.
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tice will begin at 7:00 p.m.;
the Granton youth group (The
Who) will meet on September
11 at 8 p.m.; Monday night Bi-
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September 19 at the home of
Mrs. Amelia Jameson.
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church the Rev. Peter Der-
rick was in charge of the ser-
vice and the Celebrant of the
Holy Eucharist, assisted by
John Herbert.
The first reading taken
from the Gospel of St. Luke
was read by the rector and
the Epistle was read by John
Herbert.
The Rev. Derrick preached
his sermon on Philemon's
love and faith. We should wor-
ship God with our lips and
have peace and understan-
ding in our hearts, as we live
each day.
Personals
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and family, also Miss Rona
Hickey, were Mr. and Mrs.
Gladwyn Langford of Dor-
chester and Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Pacey of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins, Lois, Helen, and
John Herbert, also Miss Rona
Hicky, attended the annual
decoration memorial service
at St. James Anglican Church
Clandeboye on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
MacKenzie and John, Scar-
borough spent the long
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Elmer Summers.
Thames Road couples
back from west trip
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. and Mrs Bev Alex-
ander and Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Hodgert returned home Sun-
day after having been to the
West Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan-
tyne,,Miss Brenda Ballantyne
and friend of Toronto were
guests at the Bell -Kemp wed-
ding Friday evening on the
lawn at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gray near Mitchell. For
the reception and dance the
above mentioned and Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and
Wenday and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Ballantyne and Deanne
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Rohde were guests of honour
at a surprise party for their
wedding anniversary Thurs-
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Alex ' Gartenburg,
Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Kellett were supper guests
with Mr. and . Mrs. Steve
Knight and Lindsay of Hen-
sall Saturday evening. The
occasion being Steve's birth-
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Karen Hodgson, daughter
of Jack and Marion Hodgson,
who marriage k Les O'Neil of
Parkhill, takes place
September 10, has been th
recipient of several showers.
Mrs. Harvey Morley, Ailsa
Craig was hostess at
Craig-wiel Apts. for the
Morley relatives and friends.
Joanne Cunningham was
hostess at her parents home.
for girlfriends of the bride.
Mrs. Barb Paton and Bon-
nie of Parkhill held a pool par-
ty and shower for the O'Neil
and McAdam families.
A community shower was
held in Brinsley. United
Church and a grocery shower
was held at Barbara
Bullock's home in Greenway.
Fellow workers at the Ciba-
Geigy Research at Nairn
entertained the bride and
groom to dinner at the Seven
Dwarfs and presented them
with a gift. The workers at the
Ailsa Craig Ciba-Geigy plant
held a wine and cheese party
and presented the bride and
groom with a gift.
Sunday, September 4 a
trousseau tea was held at the
home of Wes and Christine
Ifodgson, in honour of Karen.
Best wishes are extended to
Karen and Les on their
special day.
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day. Little Miss Lindsay
Knight returned home with
her grandparents for the
weekend.
David. Ryan and Julie
Oliver, of New Hamburg
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grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Duncan.
Mrs. Dorothy Heard, St.
Marys, and Mrs. Steve Knight
were guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Harvey of London
and the former's mother Mrs.
Harvey of Nova Scotia were
Monday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. George Kellett.
Promotion and seal service
The first fall Church ser-
vice was held Sunday with the
Rev. Robert Matheson in
charge. He told the children a
story and they all stayed at
the front for the Sunday
School presentation.
Secretary Mrs. Ted Ker -
nick presented the diplomas
and seals, namely: diplomas
- Michael Jeffery, Patrick
Jeffery, Lori Kernick, Rebec-
ca Miller, Jackie Morgan,
Brian Richardson; second
year seal - Tim Parker; third
year seal, Lisa Kernick, Erin
Richardson; fifth year, Jon
Passmore; seventh year,
Tom Passmore; ninth year
seal, Wendy Ballantyne;
eleventh year, Barry Cunn-
ington; 15th year, Gerald
,Cunnington; Tim Parker was
promoted from kindergarten
to primary.
The teachers for
kindergarten are Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne, Miss Agnes Bray
and Mrs. Barry Jeffery. The
class members are Jayne
Ballantyne, Lori Kernick.
Rebecca Miller, Jackie
Morgan, Erin Parker, Brian
Richardson, Jo -Dee Rowe.
Patrick Jeffery was pro-
moted from primary to junior
and was presented with a
Good News Bible. The
teachers are Mrs. Rick
Parker and Mrs. Dave
Passmore.
Class members are - Cheryl
Ballantyne, Lisa Kernick, Jon
Passmore, Erin Richardson,
Karen Rohde, Tammy Rohde
and Carrie Simpson.
Danny Rohde and Jeff
Rowe were promote d from
junior class to intermediate.
The teachers for the junior
class are Mrs. Gerry Morgan
and Mrs. Don Richardson.
Class members are Deanne
Ballantyne, Robbie
Passmore, Tom Passmore
and Jayne Rowe.
The teacher for the in-
termediate class is Mrs.
Barry E. Miller. Members of
the class are Wendy Ballan-
tyne, Brad Borland, Barry
Cunnington, Michael Jeffery.
Steve Pym.
The Scripture Lesson was
read fromi Proverbs 25:6-22.
Ilebrews 12:18-24, Luke
14:7-14. The sermon was en-
titled "Souls are mended in
many wave "
The holiday we know as
Labour Day resulted from the
activities of people at the
beginning of the Industrial
Revolution. It was intended
that workers everywhere
would have al least one com-
mon day each year as a holi-
day from the work place.
Unfortunately the general
holiday aspect of Labour Day
has been eroded because of
stores and other businesses
remaining open on this
holiday.
As Christians we need to
remember it was cooperation
which led to the institution of
Labour Day We are called t�
perform difficult tasks
especially at times of crisis
Our three scripture
passages remind us to be pa-
tient peace makers in the
world - working silently and in
humility for (he corning of
Christs Kingdom in our
midst.
The United Church Women
will start their fall session by
a pot luck supper for Mother
and Daughter or Friend Mon-
day evening September 12 at
6:15 p.m.
Sunday September 18 at
11:15 a.m. Rev. Robert
Matheson will talk on Chris-
tian initiation.
COMPLETE CRAIG READING CLUB — Former Ailsct Craig reeve and chairman of the Middlesex library board
Jack Whitmore presents Super Sleuth reading certificates -to Tim Turnbull, Terry Prest, Penny Dickens and Ian
McGregor at the Ailsa Craig library Friday afternoon. T -A photo
Hold Open House
Cromarty man celebrates 80 years
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Congratulations to Otto
Walker who celebrated his
80th birthday recently. Sun-
day afternoon his family
entertained many friends and
relatives at an open house in
his honour.
Tom and Muriel Scott have
returned home after spending
a few days with Hugh and
Mary Moore, Lindsay. While
there, they attended the
Decoration Services at the
cemetery where their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Moore are buried.
Lillian Douglas and
Margaret Miller were part of
a busload of ladies who spent
a day in the Windsor area.
Charlie and Lillian Douglas
spent Sunday in the
Orangeville area •where
Lillian lived as a young girl.
Several from, this com-
munity attended a shower for
Sheila Riley whose marriage
to Jeffrey Corbett takes place
this month. The shower was
held Monday morning in Hen-
sall United Church.
Scott Zimmer, Stratford,
holidayed last week with his
grandparents, Bob and Ruth
Laing.
Tom Laing spent the holi-
day weekend in Toronto with
his brother, Andrew, and at-
tended the Blue Jay -Detroit
ball game and CNE.
Regular church services
were resumed in Cromarty
Church. Sunday. Rev. K.
Knight spoke on a Labour
Day theme, Work - A Curse or
a Blessing. Next Sunday's
service will be at Camp Kin -
tail at 11:30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder
McKaig had as weekend
guests her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. George Wood from
Owen Sound. Mrs. Wood
poured tea at Dr. and Mrs.
Elvey Pridham's 50th wed-
ding anniversary in Mitchell.
Congratulations to Staffa
bantam boys' softball team
on winning the B Consolation
trophy at the Kirkton tourna-
ment Labour Day.
Mrs. Calder McKaig was
pleasantly surprised Sunday
evening when Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hoste, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Russell and Mrs.
Grace Scott, Seaforth called
to wish her a happy 84th
birthday.
Birthday congratulations
HENSALL GIRLS KIN — The B championship of the Monday bantam girls softball
tournament at Kirkton was won by Hensall. Back, left„coach Karen Dickins, Missy
Caldwell, Lori Harburn, Tammy Bell, Lisa Volland, Kathy Ingram and Pam Cottrell.
Front, Angelina Malik, Jenny Taylor, Sandra Dickins, Mary Ducharme, Jackie Bell
and Kim Ingram. Missing was coach Joanne Bell. T -A photo
are also extended to Grace.
Scott of Seaforth, and former-
ly of. Cromarty, who
celebrated her 91st birthday
the end of August.
Visitors Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Gardiner were
Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Wilker
and Barry, Sarnia and Mr.
and Mrs. Antone Siemon,
Seaforth.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
diner visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Eggert,
Rostock. '
Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mrs. Alex Gartenberg had
as her guests Thursday even-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rhode,
Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Sweitzer, Shipka, Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce Skinner, Mit-
chell, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Johns, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rodd and Jean Copeland all
of Woodham. They helped
celebrate the thirty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Rohde.
The community extends its
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
David Wheeler in the passing
of Sylvia's mother,. Mrs.
Robert Corsaut of St. Marys.
A number from the com-
munity were guests at the
Loucks -Janssen weddng
Saturday in Woodham United
Church and the reception that
followed in the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland visited Friday with
Mrs. Ethel Walker, Caledonia
and Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Miller, Steven and Jeffrey,
Fenwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis
and Jason of London visited
Monday with Jean Copeland.
Times -Advocate, September 7, 1983
Page 5A
Kirkton students
back to books
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Kirkton
Good luck to the young peo-
ple off to higher learning this
fall among whom are Shelley
Fletcher and Janice Burgin to
the University of Waterloo;
Sandra Fletcher, Joan Ulch,
Steve Francis, Lana Marshall
and Valerie Stephen to Fan-
shawe College; Murray
Robinson to Conestoga Col-
lege; Tim Shute to Guelph;
Susan Schaefer to Western
London; Brent Marshall and
David Shamblaw have
returned to Universities in Ot-
tawa. Phyllis Nebit to Bible
School in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Margaret Walker of
Windsor was a Saturday
evening dinner guest of Mr
and Mrs. Harold Davis last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin-
son and Murray held a fami-
ly birthday dinner for their
daughter and sister, Mrs.
Diane Chalmers of Staffa. -
Charlie Baillie has return-
ed home after being a patient
in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital for a few days.
Mrs. Gary Ballard and
Craig of Mississauga spent
the weekend with Rea
Stephen.
Jack Switzer, Mrs. Roy
Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie
Payton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Davis were Saturday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs;
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