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A mess dinner was held at.
RCAF Station Centralia. Friday
to pay tribute to Squadron
Leader Allan 0. Puttonen, chief
administration officer at the
station since August 1958, who
officially r e t I. r e d from the
RCAF this week.
He was presented with the
traditional mug by the com-
manding officer, Group Cap-
tain L H. Randall. The mug
was engraved with the com-
plete service record of Squad-
ron Leader Puttonen, This con-
stituted a recording of 19
promotions which he received
during his colorful career.
S/L Puttonen enlisted in the
RCAF in August, 1940, He was
released from the service after
the war but re-enlisted in May
1946. He served at RCAF units
at Trenton, Ottawa and Glares-
holm, Alberta, prior to arriv-
ing at Centralia, -
As chief administration of-
ficer at Centralia, S/L Put-
tonen has been the director of
most station improvement. Re-
novations to the Airmen's Soc-
ial Centre, 'Airmen's Club,
Corporals' Mess, building of a
curling rink have all been
projects greatly influenced by
his capable guidance.
S/L Puttonen, his wife Chris-
tine, and son Michael plan to
settle on the west coast of
Canada. S/L Puttonen's de-
parting remarks were "If ever
in the Vancouver area, don't
phone us, Just look up the ad-
dress and walk in the door.
We'll be pleased to see you."
"Do you realize your wife is
telling everybody that you can't
keep her in clothes?"
"That isn't the half of it. I
bought her a home, and I can't
keep her in that, either."
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, lim Clarke ac-
companied by Mr, and Mrs. Joe
McCann of Clinton were Sunday
visitors in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lovie,
pollard Line, and Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Prance of Grand Bend
visited Sunday with Mrs, M,
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baumgar-
ten spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Brown at Both
well,
June, Janet and Kevin Dat-
ars spent Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Ross Love when their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Datars ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Max Tiedeman were attending
the hockey game in Detroit.
Mr. Robert Adams is able to
be out of bed this week after
an attack of mumps, Mrs. Wil-
fred. DesJardine has been help-
ing in the store.
and family, Centralia, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. William Morley Jr.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Baillie were: Mrs.
Nellie Whelihan, Lucan; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Simpson and
Tom Jr., also Harold Kilbourn,
London,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gouds-
;ward and son, London, visited
'on Saturday evening with Mr,
and Mrs, Laverne Morley. •
Mrs. Gordon Morley and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Dale and fam-
ily, Stratford, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Morley Sr. Mr. Morley is still
confined to his bed, •
Mrs Norman Hodgins was.
in Grahlybh Friday visiting Mrs.'
Ethel Squire and Mrs. Helen
Hart,
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Mrs. M. Dalglish
buried at Ottawa
Mrs, Margaret Dalglish, 63,
of Exeter died at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, Jan. 9, 1962,
She had resided at Ottawa and
Sydenham prior to moving to
Exeter last August.
Surviving are, two sisters,
Mrs. Edna Wellum, Guelph, and
Mrs. Nellie McClean, Ottawa;
a brother-in-law, Percy Skil-
lings, Exeter; two nieces, Mrs.
Gar Myers, Grand Bend and
Mrs. Jean Procke, Ottawa; two
nephews, Jack Hendley, and
Frank Mitchel, of Ottawa.
The body was forwarded from
the' T. Harry Hoffman Funeral
home for burial in Beachwood
cemetery, Ottawa.
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Personal items
Mr. Benny Morrissey of Lon-
don called on his mother, Mrs.
Gus Morrissey Friday evening.
Miss Mary Lou McCann, 'Nfa-
ry McKeever and Eleanor Die-
trich attended the ''Prom" at
the Motherhouse in London
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Laura Glavin spent last
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
joe Carey and family.
Friends of Mrs. Abraham
Desjardine are glad to know she
is up and around again at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wil-
fred Hogan.
Mr, and Mrs. Clem Boland
and family and Mr. Joseph Die-
trich visited last Sunday with
friends in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Die-
trich and family spent Sunday
last visiting their daughters at
the motherhouse,
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Mr, and Mrs. Don Crich and
family .of Clinton visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Pym.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Routly
attended the 25th wedding an-
niversary for Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hogg of Thorndale on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson
and„family-.of Kirkton visited
on.,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs -
Chas. Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson of
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ste-
phen.
'Mrs. Wm, Routly attended.
the last WMS executive meet-
ing last Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs, Sutter of
Clinton. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Russell. Balkwill and
„Irrs. Rohl.. Southcott of Exe-
ter.
Mr, and Mrs. Ashley Smith
of Exeter visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Rid-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton
and Larry visited on Monday
With Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Philke of Moncton,
Mr. and. Mrs. Russell King,
Wayne, Ruthann and Eugene
of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Parsons, Susan, Gail and
Debbie of Hensall, Mr, and
Mrs. Horace 'Delbridge, Bruce
and Fred of Winchelsea, Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Cooper were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Cooper on Friday evening.
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The ili.mville YP'U held its
meeting on Sunday evening.
Mr. Fred Delbridge had
charge of the program as-
sisted by Larry Lynn. Mr. Bri-
an Hen led in a singsong and
Rev. 11. C. Wilson gave the
study. A toboggan party was
planned.
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The meeting of the Women's
Institute was held on Wednes,
day evening, January 17 in the
c9n1111,1MitY hall, The Vlee-presi-
dent Mrs. Earl Neil had charge.
of the business,
Roll call was :answered with
"A Product of a Canadian In-
dustry 1 a..".1 wearing", R was
decided to have euchre parties.
duhing the next three Months.
The program, with Mrs. Al
Smith_as chairlady, included
poem by Mrs. -0. Zwicker, The
motto ".Success depends on
back bone, not wish bone" was
given by Mr's, W. Gaiser. She
said "Success does rest-on how
much back bone we have. ,One,
who is spineless and does not
stand up for what he believes,
is not a success", An accordion
solo was given by Judy Smith.
Reports of resolutions that
were presented at area •conven-
tion were given by Mrs. Ed
Lamport,
Joan Smith gave a very in-
teresting address on 4-H club
work pointing out what an op-
portunity all young girls have
to become good homemakers,
good leaders in community
work as they learn how to sew
and the proper uses of food,
fruits and meat, also first aid
work, home furnishings and
gardening. Joanne Martene and
Jean Krueger gave a demon-
stration on table arrangements
using fruit and also tasty.
snacks with raw fruits, dif-
ferent kinds of cheese and
crackers.
Karen Fink-beiner and Judy
Boulianne demonstrated how to
make a fruit cocktail with all
the different kinds of fresh and
frozen fruit.
The hostesses in charge of
program and lunch were Mrs.
A. Smith, Mrs. G. Zwicker,
Mrs, M. Beaver, Mrs. W,
Gaiser and Dr. Lulu Gaiser.
Teen Town
Teen Town was held Friday
evening with a good crowd,
Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Pfaff and. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Varley.
There will be no Teen Town
this Friday night on account
of tin teachers' banquet.
Crediton UCW
The first meeting of the
United. Church Women of Cred-
1ton United church was held in
the church basement on Thurs-
day afternoon, Tanuary 18.
Mrs. H. Lightfoot was in
charge of the worship, Mrs.
Sam King read the scripture.
Mrs. R. Reid gave the second
chapter of the study book,
"Signals for the Sixties,"
Mrs. G. Zwicker, president,
conducted they business for the
afternoon. It was decided to
have a bazaar in the fall also
the congregational annual
eeting is to be held on Wed-
nesday, evening, February 7.
Mrs. R. Reid and Mrs. C.
Kenney were appointed to help
arrange' the World Day of
Prayer service,
Personal items
Miss Sandra Finkbeiner, of
Aylmer, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Finkbeiner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilborn
and Cathy, of ilanover, visited
over the weekend with Mrs,
Ezra Faist and Nola.
A successful euilting by the
Ladies' Aid of the EUB church
took place last Tuesday in the
Sunday School rooms, The
quilts will be taken to the Res-
cue Mission at London. A good
crowd was out to help,
Rev, and Mrs. F. M. raist,
of Kitchener, spent part of Sun-
day and Monday with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Ezra Foist
and Nola.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan •Grigg
and family, -of Dashwood, spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Lloyd. Gaiser,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade
and family, of Hamilton, visit-
ed over the weekend with _Mr.
and Mrs. John Wade and John,
Brenda Smith, of Hensall,
visited over the weekend with
Jean Krueger,
Mr, and Mrs.. Lorne Presz-
calor and boys visited on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. William
Priestly at Byron,
Duckworth, of Goderich,
visited on Sunday afternoon
with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Krue-
ger and Jean,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilmar Wein
and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Finkbeiner spent Sun-
day evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Green at Mitchell,
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Mr, and Mrs, Roy Erb and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis .Gingerich
and .families visited on Stinday
with Mr, .and Mrs. Earl Oesch
and family .0.•Blake.
Mr, Lyle Stokes of 411.$4
Craig, called on Mr. HArpid
Finlay, Jim and Margaret on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs, Ephrtam
gerich, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Gingerich, Sir, and Mrs. Wil-
liam and families spent
with and Mrs. Amos Sunday• Mr.• - • • Gingerich„
Blake Men.nonite and Zurich.
Mennonite churches enjoyed a
skating party on Friday
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