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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1965
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Orediton Women’s Institute en
tertained 60 -senior citizens of
the community in the form of a
turkey banquet in the Community;
Centre on Wednesday evening.;
Following the supper a social
time was enjoyed.
■Mrs. E. M. Fahner led a sing’I
song consisting uf Christmas car
ols and Rev. Glen iStrome presid
ed for a variety program, which
featured numbers provided Iby the
guests. Rev. A. Rapson gave a
short talk and Mrs, Strome con
tributed a violin solo. Mr. George
Stevenson favored with a vocal
solo and readings were given by
Mrs. B. Paske, Mrs. M. Faist and
Mrs. J. Woodall. Mr. Harry Beav
er, on behalf <jf the guests, ex
pressed appreciation to the Insti
tute.
Ladies Aid And W.S.W.S.
The Ladies Aid and W-IS.W.'S.
of the Evangelical Church held
the Christmas meeting in the
church school room, decorated
with a lighted Christmas tree,
Mrs. L. Hey, Mrs. R. Krueger
and Misses C. G*aiser and N. Faist,
in charge of the program, gave
the story of Jesus’ birth; .Barbara
Dundas sang a solo, “In a Man
ger” and Mrs. F. Morlock and
Mrs. e7 Fa'hner played a piano
duet. A playlet entitled “Tea with
an International Committee” was
given, Carols were sung.
Business conducted 'by the
president--$85 was reported rais
ed by t'he sale of cards and, in
preferance to gift exchange, a
collection was taken in aid of
the Children’s Shelter. Material
had been purchased and gowns
made for the Christmas concert,
W.A. And W.M.S.
At the Christmas meeting of
the Women’s Association and
W.M..S. of the United Church,
Mrs. W. Mack, who 'has faithfully
filled the office of president of
W.M.S for the .past five years,
thanked members for their co
operation during her term of of
fice. Mrs. G. Hill and Mrs. * F.
Clark, on behalf of W.M.S, mem
bers, voiced appreciation to Mrs.
Mack for valuable service render
ed-
Mrs. R. Motz conducted a brief
W.A. meeting after which a
candle-lighting service was en
joyed. Taking part were Mrs.
Motz, Mrs. E. Neil, Mrs. iS. King,
Mrs, H. Lightfoot, Mrs. G. IZ’wick-
and Mrs. N. Lamport. Gifts
wCre exchanged by mystery sis
ters and lunch served .by the com
mittee in charge..
Personal Items
Mrs. Daniel Gower, who spent
some time with -her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner,
and other relatives, left on Thurs
day for her 'home in KelWood,
Manitoba.
Mr. Howard Beaver of Ham
ilton spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beaver.
■Mr, and Mrs. G. E. Wenzel
and Rev. W. F. Krotz of Dash
wood spent Tuesday in Kitchener
and visited with the latter’s fath
er, who marked his 85th birth
day
Mr. and Mrs. 'Grant Roeszler
of London visited over the week
end with Mrs. William Roeszler.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finkbein
er of Exeter were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fink
beiner.
Mr. Garnet Hill is confined to
his home by illness.
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Christmas cheer to a district
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Prizes were won by Mrs. Ray
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The meeting was held at the
home of ,MrSt Les Parker.
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Reports Top Year
The president, Mrs. L. Gib&on,
presided for the 'Christmas party
of the Ladies Guild of Trivitt
Memorial church.
The officers presented their an
nual reports showing one ,of the
best years in the history of the
organization.
A musical program followed
with Mrs. J. G. Cochrane at the
piano. Mrs. R. W. Watkin sang
several songs also leading in a
sing song She was assisted 'by
Mrs. ‘Les 'Gibson. Mrs. A. Geddes
contributed several piano selec
tions, also Miss Shirley iGenttner.
Miss Jane Russell recited. A tur
key .banquet 'was served smorgas-
board style.
Trivitt Junior Auxiliary
Mrs. V. Heywood, leader, told
a story from the study book
“Bright Pathways” and led in
the discussion which followed at
the meeting of the Junior Aux
iliary of Trivitt church on Thurs
day afternoon.
The new ' president, IShirley
Genttner, conducted the business.
Plans were made for the. 'Christ
mas party. $9 was raised by
■the girls by t the sale of candy at
the W.A. bazaar—this will pur
chase literature and sewing ma
terial.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton were
taken by surprise on their forty
■fiftih wedding anniversary when
about twenty .relatives met with
them and enjoyed -a turkey din
ner at the home of their son,
William. They were presented
*with a coffee table, Lazy Susan
and silver basket.
On the pretext of attending a
movie at Exeter the party were
taken to Neil’s school where 75
relatives and friends were wait
ing to further surprise them.
Progressive euchre was enjoyed,
Mrs. Earl Lewis and Howard
Fenton being the high scorers
and for lone hands, Mrs. T. Koey.
The lucky prize was won by M.rs.
Earl Dixon.
M.O. for the occasion Mr. WeS.
Watson read an address when
Cecil Ellwood and Lin Craven on
behalf of the group presented
thorn with two hostess chairs
and other gifts.
The couple are active members,
of .Brinsley United Church -and
the former Elbenezer church. Mrs.
Fenton was organist for many
years at both churches, is a mem
ber of Brinsley W.A. and W.M.S.
and also of McGillivray Women’s
Institute.
They have always farmed on
Con, 4 McGillivray township un
til recently when they moved
across the road and gave their
farm to their Son, William, An
other son, Howard lives on a
neighboring farm.
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