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Times-Advocate, 1984-06-06, Page 9Cralgliolrne speaker on Alzlislmor disease Sy Aua DICKINS A great event took place at the Craighoime on Sunday afternoon. Willie Heidebrecht, representative of the Board, of Governors of the Craigholme, was chair- man, and Goo : e Freeborn gave an address of welcome. Greetings were brought by Reeve Don Shipway, Warden Doug Ravcraft. Jack Riddell BAKING FOR SAINTSBURY ACW — Violet Atkinson, Mary Jeffries and Vicky Gee display some of the baking available at Saturday's garage sale sponsored by the Saintsbury St. Patrick's ACW. T=A photo Now until Saturday 20%Off 4)" Wicker Seating • alr,rt �, loll t'0,WC%ti1i t•11Ni{IY{N{{{1�9f• Illtltt1 � �Ililjlllilflililllitllllllllllit�lli �"►��111t�1t+� Po" 1 i{ r`i �••�•4,:.•::: .0 v •• I ,C'•�--.- {'�� ,� , f t t�t.1 s ‘ Reg. $484. Sale $38720 Cushions extra Rattan Hanging Chair Reg. S121. Sale 968° FURNITURE LTD. , 355 Main Street Exeter. 235-1990 MN MPP, and Ralph Ferguson MPP. The guest speaker, Dr. Cape, chief of Geriatric Medicine at Parkwood Hospital, told about Alzheimer disease and stress- ed •there is a chapter of Alzheimer in London. The purpose of the chapter is to let people know about the disease, to offer family sup- port, and, thirdly, research. Do you realize what Craigholme is doing in order to raise funds for it? Craigholme is raising money during the month of June. Won't you attend their bazaar, bake sale and flea market on Friday afternoon? A ribbon -cutting ceremony took place with Mrs. Shirley Hodgson and Dr. Cape cutting the ribbon declaring the Alzheimer fund raising drive officially open. Dr. Locke of L:ucan and Ken Dr,tgjgr were in attendance. The kitchen staff under the able direction of Mrs. Colleen Higgs served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Stewart of Goderich visited last Sunday with relatives at Craigholme Nursing Home and at Ilderton. , Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Veitch were Norman and Trudy, British Columbia, Paul, Blenheim, Bernice and Albert MacGregor as well as Ruby and Russell, Dashwood: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brunswick, Parkhill, visited recently with friends at Craigweil Apartments. With Mrs. Ida Bice, Craigholme, Sunday, were Betty Low and Clifford Bice, Mitchell. i"�dDDP1 Master Satellite Reception Equipment SPECIALISTS • DEMONSTRATIONS •SALES •,INSTALLATIONS ALLEN STUBBS SATELLITE 0 ANTENNAS 296-5565— 786-4841 • • la •f• I 'hi Save Now Until Saturday Homecoming Specials Fantastic Selection of Summer Dresses 25%ff Regular price Sizes 5-13 8 8-20 Also petite sizes Save! Save! Save! Reg. 34.99 to 69.99 Now 26" to 52" electedVISA and SCRATCH JEANS denim '/3 Off Our reg. prices Reg. 29.98 - 38.00 W19" & 25' Sizes 26-36 dint/ r !MOW eiltorgo.A "Looking Young and Sty•litih"" 360 Main St., Exeter 235-0442 Dr. J.J. Johnson, Strathroy, delivered a thought- provoking sermon "The Secret of Successful Service" to a full audience of the Ailsa. Craig Pastoral charge here in the United Church at the an- niversary. Sunday, May 27. Sunday school teachers and children attended. The choir - sang an anthem. Mrs. Lyle Stokes and Mrs. Roy Sutherland sang a duet. Three familiar hymns were used during the service, Rejoice, the Lord is King, Faith of our Fathers and Will your anchor hold. Greeting at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Parkinson while Doug McNair and Jim McAlpine were ushers. Mrs. Don Clark and Ray Campbell ,,presided over the service. Following this, a tasty pot- luck dinner was enjoyed' in the Sunday school room by a goodly number. This was a "doubly" special Sunday in the life of our church. Going by bus while others travelled by car, about 90 from the Ailsa Craig Pastoral charge (Brinsley United, Carlisle and Craig United) congregations attended the service of Ordination, Recep- tion, Recognition and Com- munication for Ministers held .at Pauline McGibbon Hall, Aylmer in the evening. As last names came in alphabetical order, our Pastor Ash became "Reverend" first on the list and so the long awaited mo- ment had finally arrived. Congratulations Reverend Beatrice Ash. Monday afternoon many friends, relatives and family attended "Open House" held here in the United Church. Many from the sister chur- ches of the charge assisted in welcoming visitors, especial- ly Mrs. Ella Tweddle, 94, one of the few remaining charter members, thanks to Mrs. Edith Hodgins, of the Craigholme Nursing Home, made it possible for her to at- tend and extend congratula- tions to Rev. Ash. In the evening a choir of 20 men and women New Life Singers from St. Barnabas Anglican church, London, delighted a good sized crowd to an hour of lovely singing. A time of fellowship follow- ed in the Sunday school room. Mrs. Lauret'i& Amos, 81 -Insley, made Tii'cake for the occasion. - Planting Pals The Planting Pals held their third meeting at Jean Crawford's May 28. We open- ed the meeting with 4-11 pledge followed by roll call. We took turns answering, "The name of the weed you found in your garden." ,Next we read out of the Hor- ticultural meeting three. Each member took turns reading about "Garden Care and Tools," "Flowers for Home and Beautification" and "Weed Identification." The club leaders and members discussed their Garden and Home Beautifica- tion projects. We finished our meeting by reading over the Home Activities to be' com- pleted for the next meeting June 11. Town of Exeter Souvenir Spoon Silver Only $750 Available at ANSTETT JEWELLERS ,'tt4 Main SI f xMer . Times -Advocate, June 6, 1984 START ALZHEIMER CAMPAIGN — A ribbon was cut at the Craigholme Sunday afternoon to get a fund raising campolgn underway to combat Alzheimer Disease. Doing the honours was Dr. Cape, chief of Geriatric Medicine of Porkwood Hospital. Others assisting Grp Willie Heidebrecht, resident George Freeborn, administrator Ken Drudge, Middlesex warden Doug Reycraft, Ailsa Craig reeve Don Shipway, MPP Jock Riddell, MP Ralph Ferguson and Dr. Locke. T -A photo Pick party contestants The Preliminary Juvenile Contest, sponsored by the Kirkton Community Associa- tion, was held in South Perth Centennial School recently. Mrs. Gayle Johnson, of London, was the audjudicator and Ken Blackler of Kirkton was the chairman for this event. From the 50 children who competed, Mrs. Johnson chose 19 numbers to appear at the annual Kirkton Garden Party on July 18. At that time ♦ 4 R.R. 2 Hensel!, Ontario the winners of each of the four divisions; vocal, instrumen- tal, LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty cal, dance and variety, will X11 receive cash prizes. The finalists were: Eleonora Kop, Bernadine Kop, Angie Nixon, Juanita Kop of Granton; Scott Triebner of Forest; Janice DeVree. 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