Times Advocate, 1984-10-03, Page 20Page 4A
Times -Advocate, October 3,1984
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Shipka boys
attend camp
By MRs. HUGH MORENZ
Jamie Baker and Alex
Russell were on the Boy Scout
camp out this past weekend at
the Pinery.
Personals
Last weekend Dick and An-
nie Zielman and Angie spent
the weekend in Leamington,
and while there visited An-
nie's sister, Susan Janzen,
and her brother Bill and Ellen
Communion
at Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. Peter Derrick was in
charge of Thanksgiving and
Holy Communion Service at
St. Patrick's Sunday
morning.
He spoke to the children on
the challenge of following and
becoming more like Christ.
Mr. W. Lambourne was guest
soloist accompanied by Mrs.
Tom Kooy on the organ. Mrs.
Wayne Carroll was pianist.
Rev. Derrick took his test
from Philippians 2, 1-13. The
church was decorated with
corn, flowers and fruit.
Following the service Mr.
Lambourne and Mrs. Archie
Sinclair London was dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Greenlee and family Lucan,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Knip were dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Noels, Lucan, Jack Dickens
Exeter and Mrs. Mabel
Needham, Lucan with Mrs.
Mary Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
MacGillivray, Ferndale with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
MacGillivray and Courtney.
A number of seniors from
Lucan attended a social after-
noon with the Granton seniors
last Wednesday. All reported
a happy gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Carrier,
Detroit spent the weekend
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis
returned home Monday. They
spent the past three weeks
touring Western Canada.
WI meets
at Hurondale
Hurondale Institute held
their first meeting of the
season on September 26.
President Fern Dougall open-
ed the meeting with a poem.
Assistant secretary Marjorie
Oke reported on the June anji
August bus trips, the financial
report and some up coming
events.
The London area conven-
tion will be November 1 and
2 in St. Marys.
Members may see Ken
Campbell showing his Atlan-
tic crossing October 9 at 8
p.m. in Seaforth. A workshop
on stress will be at the
Maitland Golf and Country
flub in Goderich, Thursday,
November 8, 9:30-4:00. Cost of
the class is $20.
Twenty five dollars was
donated to South Huron
Hospital Tag Day and life
memberships will be
presented to district officers.
Eilleen MBthers was
chairlady for a program with
Lorraine Alexander giving
the motto. Marilynn Pym
gave interesting facts on New
Brunswick. Lena Kirkland in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Miners of Exeter who
talked of her school teaching
days in the north, when she
was a young girl. This was
very interesting She was
thanked by Alma Etherington
on behalf of all
A new idea on making a
Christmas tree from wire
hangers as a form was
demonstrated by Alma Ether-
ington and enjoyed by all.
Janzen and family. Also
visited with their daughter
Susie and Wayne Robson,
grandson Colin, of Essex. On
Sunday the families attended
the opening of a new Men-
nonite church in Leamington,
and then attended a family
dinner at another sisters,
Helen Stadler.
A number from this area at-
tended the International
Ploughing match in Well-
ington County this past week.
Recent visitors with Dick
and Annie Zielman and fami-
ly were cousins, Corny and
Hilda Paetkau, from Dundas,
Saskatchewan.
Don, Sharon and Jamie
Baker, hosted a family dinner
at their home, Sunday,
September 23, for Don's sister
Sandra and her husband,
Tony Regier of Detroit on the
occasion of their 10th wedding
anniversary. The Regier's
youngest daughter Jill also
celebrated her 5th birthday at
this time. Others attending
were Ken and Ortha Baker
and Garry, Dave and Marilyn
Durand and family of St.
Joseph area, Ken, Carol,
Shellie and Tracy Baker, of
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Snyder, of Wallenstein, and
Ferman and Leota Snyder,
visited Sunday with the mens
brother, Aaron Snyder, in
Sarnia.
Visitors during the week
and Sunday with Milton and
Eva Sweitzer were their
cousin Velma Russell from
Dashwood, daughter Sandra
Campbell and twin grand-
children Kim and Kelly from
Exeter and Milton's sister Ila
and Verne Sharpe, Parkhill.
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KIRKTON DESSERT — The Kirkton Women's Institute served dinner to 95 visitors
from Elgin county Tuesday on their return from the International plowing match.
Shown with some of the delicious pies are Orrie Hartwick, Butsy Parkinson, Marion
Urquhart and Shirley Brintnell. T -A photo
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