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elects 62 officers
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Sy MRS, M. FAIST
CREDITON
Rev. R. S. Hilts presented
Use slate of officers for 1962
Ter the United Church Women
et a Meeting of the United
Chtireh Women's Auxiliary on
Thersday.
Past President is Mrs. R.
rinkbeiner; P'residerit, Mrs. •G.
•ZWielsee; vice-presidents, Mrs
R. Reid, Airs. E. Neil; secre-
tary, Mrs. H. Lightfoot; asst
sec.. Mrs. N. Lamport; treass! London visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Rliseell Clark
et Detroit slaYeet at the home
lof Mr. F. Clark •arid visited
with him at South Huron Hos-
Ipital, Exeter, where he is a Pe.-
; tient alai greatly lammed.
Ur. Will Soldon Pigeem;
Mich, is visiting with Mr. end
111Irs. Lloyd Hey,
Mr. and Aire. Clar enc
ISchade and family of Zarieh,
111r. and Mrs. Ralph Weber,
111.rs. Dan Weber of Dashweod;
and Miss TheitnA Weber of
am manse! w
urer, Tirs.
Personal items.
M. Sam Sicinner, jaiea
and GarrY a.ttended a shower
held in Eliniville hall. on F -
day night in honor of M. and
UM Jack Pynt a Medford.
Guests on Sunday with Mr,
And Mrs, Ross MeFells were
4Mr. and Mrs. Chas. unstau of
Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs.
Allan !ot Merton,. Atr.
and Mrs. Bob Tindall. of SAiuts-
buq.
Visitors on Sunday with Airs.
Jessie Lewis were Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd johnstoe and family of
committee, Mrs, E. Lamport, is. a er Weber Ailsa Craig.
Over 40 o in Huron
in $4 0001
.
(Special to The 7-40
Hapertant changes have be
'taking place in Iluron County
with repect to the number of
people in egeh. Meanie braeket.
Latest reports show that
there has been a genet meve-
ment upward. Many of the
families who were in the 14,000
to 57,000 category a. few years
ago »aye stepped into filo next
ihigher grotip, ln ture, their
former pesitions have been
taken by families who had
been. at the $2,100 $4,000
That has been the pattern all
along the line As a result
! Mr. and 11Irs. Orville Leng- 1/11,1"thee arenow
nbogekleetws"anfdamiiire
rirnsg.; 1,,..00dFreehsgratoarn.a AitarSw-01.1:1°11ASLInst'ewni noting trip sere, mid Jobe visited 00 Sane is the higher
Mrs., L. Hill, Mrs. C. :Keeney, i was made to iertlairette, N.B.1 du afternoon with Mr, and
Mrs. W. Hodge; pianists, Mrs. when Ff0 Skinner and Cpl., Mrs. Fred Pattison, S. Marys,
L. Preszcator, Mrs. J. Gallo- MacKellar of the RCAF Cen- Mrs. Mervin Elston accompae
!way; Christian. Stewardship, tralia visited their home there, ; nled by Asrs, hurray Abbott,
'Mrs. C. Kenney; supply, Mrs., Mr- Sohn Wade made the trip Centralia, Were guests on
Thursday Aftornoon with their
M. Xing; literature, Mrs. • with them.
Hill; correspondence and press M. and Mrs. Aaron Win,' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Aire.
secretary, Mrs. M. Larnport; Mr- and Mre, Wilmer Web & Clarence Fleteher, Woodham,
finance committee, ;Mrs, s., and Barbara, Mr, Lloyd Wein Weekend visitors •with Mr.
visited on Sunday with Mr, and and Mrs, William Essery were
King, Mrs, A. Baker, Mrs, C.
Mrs. Melvin Wein. and Mr. the Rev, and Mrs, Barry Bass -
Kenney; program committee,
the executive; friendship and Herb Treumner at Flint, 11fich. more and son. Mark of Corinth.
visitation, Mrs. R. Finkbeiner, There will be a Teen Town Ou Sunday evening they had as
Mrs, E. Lawson; auditors, dance on Friday night, Novems their guests M. H. and Mrs.
17. Elston,
Mrs, E. Lamport, Mrs. E. Neil. ber
Mr. Ross Wein, of Guelph, Kenon Fischer, of Exeter,
Mrs. Lawson led the worship
1 visited with his parents, Mr. spent Tuesday with his grand -
service the theme being "What and Mrs. Emerson Wein, over parents, Mr, and Mrs, Chris
is the Church?" Scripture was ; the weekend Fischer. On Wednesday visi-
Mr, Donald Headrick, a tors were Mrs, Lloyd Fischer,
Wayne and Stephen. -Weekend
Ridgetown, spent the weekend
at the hom of his parmts, visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
!Air. and Mrs, Ed. Hodrmk, C. Fischer were 'Mr, and ?drs,
Mr. marry Heist celebrated ,,Ray Fischer and Wayne and
his 88th birthday on Sunday, -ivirs Mrs. William Fische
He lives with his daughter, an"! \eathY, all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendrick and ;
she had the family home for a
birthday dinner. ,from Mi ch Igen !with Mrs.
.Mr. and il‘irs. Chris Haist, Smith's sisters, Mr, and Mrs.
Zurich, visited on Sunday with John Rothfuss of Sebewaing
Mr. Harry Heist and Miss La_ and daughter Dorothy, a mis-
Ilan Heist, winery from Hawaii who is
Sunday evening 11liss Dorothy home on furlough, and Mrs.
Rothfuss, missionarY r 0 m Irvin Coote of Elkton, Mich.
Hawaii islands, who was via. with anniversary cake suede by
iting with her aunt, Mrs. Wil- Mrs, Coote to .help them cele -
"Ham Smith, over the weekend brate that happy event,
with her parents, Mr, and They were presented with a
Mrs. Sohn Rethfuss from Sebe-
waing, Mich., seamed ebide e of
her work in Hawaii, in the
EUB chureh.
45th wedding anniversary
Mr. and (Mrs. William H.
Smith were pleasantly sur-
prised on Thursday, November
9 when Mr. and Mrs, Clayton
Toad by Mrs, N. Lamport.
Mrs. Earl Neil presented the
study book "The •Church and
th Community", She said "Is
the church a social centre or a
worship centre? Life 'It faster
and many old values are swept
away in a world of television
aerials. There is a tendency
for rural people to move about
thus effecting the small church-
es in rural areas, The United
Church has 1,400 pastoral rural
charges. Church members ean
take part in every phase of
church work. It is the church's
duty to help more people wor-
ship and set up spiritual cen-
tres for all groups".
Mrs, B. Finkbeiner, presi-
dent, conducted the business.
The supply secretary, Mrs. Mel-
vin Xing, reported a bale of
elothing had been, sent to Bella
Coola, also the allocation for
supply for 1062 had been re-
ceived.
The literature secretary an-
nounced she had procured
some books to circulate for
reading. The president reported
on the sectional meeting held
at Whalen, She stressed that
reports be sent in on time.
It was decided to continue
with mystery sisters for an-
other year. This year a col-
lection is to be taken at the
December meeting for "Care",
Personal items
Miss Methilda Oestricher,
Windsor, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oestricher.
Mrs. Herbert Fahner and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoar and
Ricky of London spent the
weekend with. Mrs, C. Berg at
Detroit.
Miss Agnes Lamport and
friend, of Defebit, visited with
the former's mother, Mrs. Sam
Lamport, who was confined to
her room, returned with them
for a few weeks.
Mrs Allan Pfaff is in St.
joseph's Hospital where she
underwent surgery.
Mr. Albert Geiser, Mr. Earl
Heist, Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Miss
Clara Geiser and Miss Pearl
Fahner attended a funeral of
a relative at South Cayuga
last Saturday.
Mr. Donald Hendrick spent
a few days last week at the
Royal Winter Fair at Toronto
as a member of the judging
team of the Western Ontario
Agricultural School at Ridge-
lowt. The Ridgetown team won
high store over OAC and
Xemptville College teams.
Correction. — In last week's
news of the WSWS report it
read the ladiee were to cater
to the Holstein banquet. should
have read Hereford batquet.
lamp, gifrs and flowers for the
o.fe-Heasciloont:
The eighth meeting of the
Crediton 4-H club was held Sat-
urday, November 11 in the
community hall, Eleven mem-
bers were present.
Institute spoons were given
Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine to those who had participated
Hilliard Sperling of Walkerten drinks. All tasted the fruit
and Eldon Smith came in
their baskets and fall flowers were made as horne assign-
svith breads and fruit drinks that
.S, odqs
Finkbeiner, Mr, and IVIss. Gor- in former clubs.
don Morlock, Mr. and Mrs. Notes were given on fruit
to help them celebrate their ments, 1 -POUND PACKAGES 1.4E
45th wedding anniversary. Achievement Day plans were e„tt
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plus .cjqs.s
there have been at any time.
The gain in consanier buying
power that this represents will
he reflected, erentUally, in
greater local business activity.
Its full effect has not yet been
felt, dna tO the recent reees-
sion.
The breakdown into income
brackets covers communities
in every section of Canada. It
was prepared and copyrighted
by Sales Management, based
en 190 cash earnings,
11 shows that, in livren
County, no less than 40.6 per-
cent et all households had net
incomes, After taxes, of at
least $4,00 a year,
he degree in which the over -
a community
all earnings of
hecente 41141011tefl 4111911g itS
PoPtagien 1$ an incieX ,Of the
woll•heingof the 1najority of
intiwestpeorteb...0, pey r.gyvizIte4thetor
a smelt von et the top, with
the rest getting, very Mae, er
whether there 1$ more uni-
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percent of all: Income.
Those with cash Meings pt
$2,500 to $4,Q00 constitute 21.5
percent olf)eltheeenbtogisetihoeldis,nc1.0''mheey,
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graduating.leto. f
the middle-ioeonie brackets or
better indicates a general im-
provement in living standards,
according to the economists.
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