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Sy MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood
The February meeting of
Dashwood Women's Institute
was held Tuesday afternoon
at the community centre with
13 members present. Resolu-
tions conveners, Mrs.
Margaret Carroll and Mrs.
Syd Baker were in charge of
the program.
Mrs. Eben Weigand, vice-
president presided for the
business. Roll call was "name
one way progress is changing
our lives." Mrs. Emil Becker,
secretary -treasurer, was
named delegate to the Of-
ficers Conference at Waterloo
in May. Cards of thanks were
read. The W.I. members are
invited by Hurondale W.I. to
a luncheon March 28 at the
Masonic Hall.
The executive is in charge
of the Exeter Fair list. Mrs.
Syd Baker and Mrs. Irvin
Rader are to prepare a page
for the Bicentennial Atlas. A
crib quilt made for the W.I. by
Mrs. Syd Baker was donated
to the War Memorial
Hospital, London. There will
be two more euchres
February 15 and 29.
The program committee
took charge with Mrs. Carroll
reading two poems written by
her mother, "The Seed
Catalogue" and "Horse and
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Buggy Days." Mrs. Syd
Baker gave a most in-
teresting motto, "All that is
necessary for the triumph of
evil is for good people to do
nothing."
Mrs, Carroll discussed the
Resolution, Resolved that the
drinking age be raised to 21.
She had spent much time on
statistics.and research. Mrs.
Emil Becker showed crafts
she is making. Mrs. Aldene
Wolfe won an African violet in
a contest.
Dashwood Seniors meet
Monday afternoon February
20. There will be quilting for
the ladies, shuffleboard and
cards for the men followed by
a potluck supper.
Ladies aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid
met Wednesday, with group 1
in charge of devotions and
lunch with convener Mrs.
Lorne Becker. President Mrs.
Florence Martene opened the
meeting with a hymn, Bible
reading, Colossians 3:12-17.
Pastor Meliecke took for the
topic "Called to Suffer". This
related not only to Paul's ex-
periences but also to ours. He
described the persecution and
ridicule Paul suffered as an
apostle of Jesus on his trip to
Rome.
The Altar Guild reported 11
visits, phone calls and two
plants sent. Mrs. Oscar Miller
and Mrs. Lorne Becker are
the new Guild. Cards of
thanks and donations were
received. Money will be sent
to our sponsored seminary
student.
Mrs. Martene gave a
reeding "Thank you God for
little things." The ladies are
reminded to save Zehr's tapes
and used postage stamps.
Mrs. Arnold Becker wad in
charge of closing devotions.
She read "Come unto Me"
followed by the Lord's
Prayer. Group 2 is in charge
of the March meeting.
Librarian Mrs. Bernice
Boyle, reports that the books
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there is a wonderful selection
of non-fiction books and for
students there are seven sets
of encyclopedias, namely,
American, Canadiana Inter-
national, two sets of World
Books, Academic American,
New Encyclopedia Science
and 20th Century. There are
also large print books.
Don't forget the euchre par-
ty tonight Wednesday
February 15.
Ed Stire is now a resident of
the Blue Water Rest Home.
Mrs. Wellwood Gill and
Mrs. Colleen Higgs, Ailsa
Craig were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Rader.
V.L. Becker has been
transferred from Stratford
General Hospital to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Centralia family
celebrates birthday
Sy MRS. TOM KOOy
An esteemed resident of the
village in the person of Ralph
Lightfoot passed away Friday
evening in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter following a
lengthy illness. He was a
faithful attendant of Centralia
United Church and was on the
board of Stewards until the
time of his death.
He was a retired employee
of the O.D.C. at Huron Park
where he worked for many
years. The funeral was held
from the Hoffman Funeral
Home, Dashwood on Monday
afternoon. The sympathy of
the community is extended to
his wife Verda and daughter
Sharon and family, also his
brothers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bowden
attended the Kirkton Winter
Carnival on Sunday, where a
combined church service was
held followed by a pancake
and sausage dinner.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Minnie Harrison were Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Harrison and
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Christopher Giffen,
Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison
and Mrs. Minnie Harrison
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Tilley, Sarah Jane
and new baby of London.
A very large ' crowd
gathered for a family skating
party in Huron Park arena for
Faith Tabernacle Friday
followed by hockey. All
reported • a good time and
many skates which had been
stored away for some time
were put into action resulting
in many sore spots next day.
The Lawrence Hirtzel fami-
ly held a birthday celebration
on Sunday when they
gathered at Heywoods
restaurant where four
members of the family
celebrated. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sim-
mons of Woodstock spent a
few days the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Walker
and family. Mrs. Lloyd
Vogan, Mrs. Roy Vogan,
Listowel, Mrs. Heather
Brown and Terry, Monkton
spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Clara Cunnington.
Sunday guests with Tom
and Mary Kooy were Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Kooy. Bonnie
and Clyde, Huron Park and
Ben Riley and Clyde Alice
and Tom were all celebrating
birthdays.
Ladies plan
dessert euchre
Sy MRs. HEBER DAVIS
Sointsbury
Rev. Peter Derrick, rector
of St. Patrick's was in charge
of Holy Communion service
Sunday. Robbie Gee and
Marguerite Gteenlee were
the readers with Mary Kooy
at the piano. Confirmation
classes followed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gee.
Tuesday afternoon Joan
Greenlee gave her home for
the February A.C.W.
meeting. The roll call was
answered with a Valentine
verse. Mary Jefferies read
the minutes of the last
meeting. President Marg
Greenlee led in prayer. Mary
Jefferies read the meditation
from the Living Message -
Joan Greenlee read the Scrip-
ture lesson.
Final plans were made for
the February 18 banquet in 11-
derton. The ladies are plann-
ing a St. Patrick's dessert
euchre the date to be an-
nounced later. They decided
to make another quilt, to be
marked and quilted at Mary
Kooy's in the near future.
Rev. Derrick joined the
ladies and spoke briefly on the
year end report.
"The hostess served a
delicious lunch and Rev. Der-
rick closed with prayer.
Mrs. Eleanor Darling, Mrs.
Agnes Hotson, I.ucan, Cleve
Pullman, Exeter and Mrs:
Helen MacDonald and Mrs.
Harry Noels and Mrs.
Marguerite Greenlee, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Tindall and
Marylou, Lucan and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Davis were guests
with Mrs. Mary Davis
this: past week. After church
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh.
Davis and Mrs. Mary Davis
viAited Mrs. Alexia Atkinson
at Craieholme.
Corporal Cindy Desjardine,
stopped by on the weekend to
visit her parents, Willis and
Ella Desjardine and little
Michelle Mabel. Cindy had
been at Camp Borden for
graduation exercises and has
returned to Westwind in Win-
nipeg. Travelling with Cindy
were Kelly McFarlane, of
Vancouver and friend Pete of
the Shelbourne area.
Supper guests with Willis
and Ella Desjardine, Satur-
day . evening, to celebrate
Michelle Mabel's first birth-
day were Ray and Kay
Cooper, Exeter, Debbie and
Harry Plantenga and son
Eric, Huron Park, and Alvin
and Clara Statton, Grand
Bend.
Drop in visitors over the
weekend with the Desjar-
dine's were Jimmy Phair,
Camlachie and Maurice Des-
jardine, Huron Park.
Hugh and Annie Morenz
visited Friday afternoon in
Hensall, with his sister and
brother-in-law, Hazel and
Jack Corbett. While the girls
quilted, the men visited and
they' all enjoyed a coffee
break and lunch.
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Above, he receives his prize from John Whitmore.
Films at Craigholme
for Friday night
By ALICE DICKENS
Many people who visited
the .local library recently
were interested in reading
microfilm copies of the
Parkhill Gazette. At the pre-
sent time there is a microfilm
reading machine in the'Ailsa
Craig library and microfilm
copies .of the Gazette from
1893 to the 1930's. -
Anyone who is interested in
reading some of the old
Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Another good turnout was
at the euchre party here
Wednesday evening at the
Community Centre.
Winners were - ladies high
Mrs. Jessie Rader, Dashwood
area; ladies low Mrs. Elzar
Masse, Zurich area; men's
high Lloyd Durr, Parkhill
area; men's low Sheldon
Wein, Dashwood area. Most
lone hands won by Tony
Martene with a total of eight.
The east group were in
charge of lunch refreshments,
end there were 16 tables in
play.
It was announced that
another euchre will be held in
two weeks, on February 22.
It was good to see Art
Webb, of Parkhill, at our card
party here last week. As a
former Shipka businessman .
he and his wife Nora operated
the Shipka general store here
about 40 years ago.
Angie Zielman attended a
figure skating competition,
Saturday, at Glencoe and won
a trophy for sixth place
Poise: The ability to be ill at
ease inconspicuously.
Civilization is a movement
and not a condition, a voyage
and not a harbor.
It takes less time to do a thing
right than to explain why you
did it wrong.
papers is welcome to come to
the library and use the
machine.
Your correspondent was in-
terested in reading the early
1930 Gazette records, under
the West Corners Column, as
my late father, Alex W.
Stewart, was the
correspondent.
Thanks to the library and
the Gazette for making this
available to us.
Happy birthday to Mrs.
Ella Tweddle who will be 94
years old, Saturday.
At* the Craigholme
Auditorium Friday at 7:30
p.m. the following films spon-
sored by the activity centre
committee .will be shown,
Island (an island off the coast
of Ireland), Niagara Frontier,
and A Place to Stand (On-
tario). Everyone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams,
Dorchester visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Morgan.
Mrs. Harry Knight and
Mrs. E.M. Warwick,
Blenheim, as well as Mrs.
Alex Menzies frofn Toronto,
visited Miss Grace Mackay.
The Take -a -Break club can-
vassed here in the village for
the Heart Fund on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Don Clark, Margaret
Wilson and Alice Dickens at-
tended the Middlesex
Presbyterial meeting of the
United Church Women at
Trinity United Church, Lon-
don, Thursday.
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WI meets at Elimville
Sy SHIRLEY COOPER
The Elimville Women's In-
stitute met Wednesday at
noon for soup and sandwiches
before the meeting.
Mrs: Floyd Cooper welcom-
ed everyone and introduced
Leroy Edwards, Larry Smith
and Norm Tait, members of
the Exeter Fire Department.
They showed slides of many
different fire hazards around
thehome and also told what
should be done about them.
They discussed smoke
alarms and the different sizes
and kinds of fire ex-
tinguishers. Mrs. Elson Lynn
thanked them, on behalf of -
everyone present.
Mrs. Cooper, past president
was in charge of the business.
She opened with a poem on
the New Year. The Opening
Ode and the Mary Stewart
Collect were repeated. The
roll call was answered by
"How to make your home a
safer place". Everyone was
reminded of bazaar items to
be sent to the War Memorial
Bazaar in the fall.
Mrs. Jean Lynn will attend
officers conference in May.
The Institute accepted an in-
vitation from Hurondale
Women's Institute to
celebrate their 65th anniver-
sary on March 28.
The Institute will contribute
some history for the new
Huron County Atlas to be
printed this year. A donation
will be made to Exeter
Agricultural Society.
The next meeting will be
held March 14 at Elimville
United Church with a pot luck
meal at 6:30 p.m. The
mothers, daughters and
friends will Iw! invited
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