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By MR.SI PRESZCATOR
CREP1TON
The annual congregational
meeting of the Crediton United
Church was held in the Sunday
School room op Wed, Feb. 6.
Rey, R. Blitz chairman of the
meeting opened with a brief de-
yotioeal and a brief period of
Inver was observed in memory
of m ere here pepsin during
100 2 .
It was decided to continue
the every family plan for the
Observer for the coming year.
Owing to the success pf the
peenged date for anniversary
this past year, it was decided
to hold it in May again this
year, still continuing with two
services.
The treasurer's report sho-
wed a successful year. Mrs.
Lorne Preszcator is to continue
as treasurer and Miss Doreen
Kenney as missionary and
maintenance treasurer. Mr. Ed
chameers, Mr. Art Attfield and
Mr. S. King were re-elected
for another three-year term to
the Board of Stewards. No chan-
ges were made in the elders,
trustees or ushers. A social
hour followed.
EUB YOUTH SEE FILM
The meeting of the EUB Boys
and Girls Fellowship was held
in the church basement on Fri-
day, Feb. 8. The business was
taken by Mrs.Lorne Finkbeiner
after which a film was shown.
CLASSY CUT-OUTS
The first meeting of the Ore-
&ton 4-H Homemakers Club
for the project "Keeping Well-
Dressed and Well-Groomed"
was held in the Community
Centre with 22 members pre-
sent.
Club leaders are Mrs. Alfred
Smith, Miss Joanne Martine and
Mrs. Lorne Hodge.
President elected was Mari-
lyn Galloway; vice-president,
Kathy Buxton; secretary, Judy
Smith; press-reporter, Ruth
Hodge.
It was decided to name the
club "Crediton Classy Cut-
Outs".
Care of skin was discussed.
The second meeting of the
"Crediton Classy Cut-Outs"
was held in the Community Cen-
tre on Saturday with a total of
24 members.
Notes were taken on making
the most of clothes, hosiery
and daily habits. Patterns were
discussed and how to find cor-
rect measurements. The next
meeting will be held on Saturday
Feb. 16 at the hall.
TEEN TOWN DANCE
Crediton Teen-Town held its
Valentine semi-formal in the
Community Centre on Friday
Feb. 8 with a large attendance
of 200 or more. Everyone en-
joyed themselves swinging to
the music of the Crescendos.
Teen-Town this coming week
will be held Saturday, Feb. 16
nstead of FriclaY.
WSWS VIEWS ASIA
At the WSWS meeting of the
EUB church on Thursday even-
ing Rev. A.M.Schlenker showed
slides on the study book "Rim
of East Asia".
Mrs. Nelson Schenk lead in
the worship service assisted by
Mrs. A.M. Schlenker, Mrs. G. E.
Wenzel, • Janet Morlock and Mrs.
Lloyd Hey. A vocal solo was
given by Janet Morlock.
The business was taken by
the vice president, Mrs. G.E.
Wenzel. Letters were read from
Rev, and Mrs. Donald Pletch
and Rev, and Mrs. Peck, Two
FIR
bales of quilts and some clothieg
were sent to Rev. Peck. All
used nylons, stamps and C West-
Mae cards are to be in be the
next meeting.
YP- DISCUSS CANADA
The United phurch YP at the
meeting on Mon. Feb. 11 dip-
cussed "Whet Canada Means To
Me".
The worship service was lead
by Marilyn Galloway with Mar-
lene King, Richard Mopn, Judy
Boelianne and Kathy Buxton a,e-
sisting.
PROPERTY TRANSFER
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pertschy
and family have moved into one
of the Hodge Apartments having
sold his 56 acre farm to Jack
Dye of London. Mr. Pertschy
is waiting to take possessipn of
the 150 acre farm at the south
edge of town which he has per-
chased from Mr. Samuel King.
Mr. and Mrs. King have pur-
chased the residence of Gerald
Zwicker on Main Street of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Zwicker are mo-
ving next week to their resi-
dence in Oakwpod, Grand Bend.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Wm. Smith has been
confined to her room for some
time now. Mr. Isaac Gower,
Mrs. Mary Faist and Mrs. Ezra
Feist are improving but still
confined to their homes.
Miss Barbara Wein spent a
few days last week with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Benedict and Kevan of
Watford.
Mr, Roy Spears, Mr. Eugene
Finkbeiner, Maureen and Paul
of Barrie visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lawson
have taken up residence in their
new home.
F/L and Mrs. Robert Palmer,
Shirley, Beth and Mark of
Downsview visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Emmery Fahrner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker
attended the funeral of Mr.
Cecil Fegan in Fenwich onFri-
day.
Mr. Lloyd Hey and Tommy
Silverthorne of London attended
the Winterama with its motor
ice racing at Couchiching.
Mr. Ed Hendrich and Mr.
Ross Haugh are attending the
Municipal Convention in Toron-
to this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Feist
and family of Waterloo visited
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Feist.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller
and family who have been living
in Mr. L. Hill's house are mo-
ving this week to Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Gilmartin,
son Danny and daughter Kerry
of Port Hope visited over the
weekend with 'Mrs. Gilmartin's
parents Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Woodall. They will be leaving
shortly for W i chi t a, Kansas
where Mr. Gilmartin has been
transferred to the head office
of the Coleman's Co. Incorpora-
ted USA.
By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Taylor
and family of St. Marys were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jules
De Brabandere on Sunday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trott
of Toronto, Mrs. Evelyn Baker
of St. Marys visited with their
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fLucan 1 22 1 it
efenselVeurlee. iS 1 4 42
.StratilT9Y 17 2 5 39
!sc., .Marys 9. 10 4 22
Last week's scores:
Belmont 11' 11 1 23.
Watford 7 11 ii 20 Forest -5 14 315
Strat.brOY "4, .Watford efeeeelkeeerieh 8, St, Marys.
Watford 12, Hentsall-..ratrieb 7 Forest 7. peIniont SI.. Marys 14, Lucan
Standings
St. -Marys J
W le 'I' l'
Playoff games:
Saturday, ('el), 16
Belmont or St. Marys at
Plill-zurwiA
BIG EIGHT OHA
Leo week's scores:
•MilVerten 0J. PhilipabUrg Forest 10, -Centralia 5 PhIlipshurg 9, Centralia 5 Lucan-liderton 10, Milverton
,Seaforlit 5, Milverton Philipsburg 5, Mitchell 2
Standings.
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W L TP Lucan-tificrlon 14 3 0 28 13 3 0 27
Milverton 13 5 0 26
'9e5tOrth 7 0 22
Forest 8 S 1 17 Mitchell s 10 0 12 Clin ton 3 12 1 7 Centralia 2 13 1 5
Future games;
Thursday, Feb. 14 Seaforth at Centralia -0.4.ican-llderton at Forest
Sunday, Feb, 17
"Philipsburg at Clinton
Tuesday, Feb. 19
Clinton al Mitchell Lucan-ilderton at Milverton
MIDGET JUVENILE
This week's scores:
Mavericks 6, .Nationale Combines 4, Barons 3 Lincolns 4, Crediton 4
Standings
WL TP
Lincoln's 6 3 113
Crediton 6 3 1 13
Mavericks 5 4 1 11 Barons 4 6 1 9
Combines 4 6 f)
Nationals 3 7 0
Future games:
Tuesday, Feb, 00 7-8—Barons vs. bincolns 8.9—Maverieks vs. Crediton, 9-10-1Nationals vs. Combines
BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE
This week's scores:
Mohawks 14, Canucks 10 Marlboros 3, Beavers 3
Standings
WI, T P Marlboros 8 3 1 17 Mohawks 6 6 0 12 Canucks 5 0 1 11
Beavers 3 7 2 8
Future games:
Monday, Feb, as (0.7 0,m,) Beavers vs. Canucks
Tuesday, Feb, 19 (6-7 p.m.) Mohawks vs. Marlboros
PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE
Last week's scores:
Bruins 8, Wings 4 "Leafs 2, Canadians 3 Rangers 5, Hawks 0
Standings
W L T P
Rangers 8 3 319
13ruins 7 3 4 18
Hawks 7 4 3 17
Leafs 5 6 3 13
Canadians 4 0 4 12
Wings 2 11
Games this week:
Saturday, Feb. 10 8:00 a.m.—Canadiens vs. Hawks 8:60 a.m.—.Rangers vs. Bruins 9:40 a.m.—Wings vs. Leafs
SOUTH HURON REC LEAGUE
Final Play-offs
This week's scores:
Crediton 5, Hensall 2 Crediton leads 1-0
Future games:
Tuesday, Feb. 19 (Hensall Arena) 8:00 p.m.—'Hensall vs. Credlton
mother, Mrs. A. Dewar, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Parkinson has re-
turned home from the Memorial
Hospital St. Marys, much im-
proved in health.
The UCW monthly meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Tom Coward on Thursday.
LE
1.319 FRED BPWPEN,
0IiasiTRA14A
The United Chercn annual
pongregational m eet leg was
held in the schoolroom of the
church on Tuesday evening with
the Peetore Rev. E.M. Guest
presiding. Secretary was Mrs.
W.E. Essery,
It Was decided to hold the
anniversary service as in for-
mer years, Mr. Williate Elliott
and Mr. Earl Heist were ap-
pointed as-tee new anniversary
supply committee replacing Mr.
Orville Langford and Mr. Frank
Hicks who reeigned.
The resignation of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Greb, joint tree-
,curers of the missionary and
maintenance church fund, was
accepted with regret. Mrs.
Lorne Hicks was appointed to
fill the vacancy and Mr. Lorne
Hicks was made a member of
the M. and M. committee. The
retiring church elders and ste-
wards were re-elected for ano-
ther term. Other church offi-
cers were re-elected. The va-
rious reports were presented
and approved. Lunch was served
by the ladies.
UCW STUDIES OKINAWA
Mrs. Will Essery, Mrs. Har-
old Lightfoot and Mrs. Charles
Rollings were in charge of the
program for the UCW meeting
in the schoolroom of the church
on Thursday evening. Mrs. Es-
sery conducted the devotional
Part of the meeting. A solo was
sung by Mrs. Frank Osborne.
The chapter from the study
book on Okinawa and Ryukys
was dealt with under the hea-
dings, physical environment,
people and religion, early his-
tory, church missionaries and
their problems, by Mrs. Light-
foot and Mrs. Rollings,
A double duet was sung by
Mrs. Will Essery, Mrs. Lang-
ford, Mrs. J. Essery and Mrs.
K. liodgins with Mrs. Alvin
Essery at the piano. "Chris-
tians in Big Business' was the
missionary education report
presented by Mrs. Arthur Mc-
Falls. The Bible study from
Acts was taken by Mrs. Ross
McFalls.
The president was in the chair
for the business. It was decided
to invite the ladies of Huron
Park to attend the World Day
of Prayer service on March 1
The hostesses were Mrs. SS,.
sery, Mrs, Lightfoot and Mrs.
SELLS TICKETS ON QUILT
On Thursday evening St. Pe-
.the'S OWL held its monthly
meeting at the home pf Mrs.
John MacDonald, Rev. Father
Kelly and several members
were present. Mrs. Laura Gla-
vin, president, led in the open-
ing PreYere and presided for
the business..
As a spring project the ladies
decided to make and sell tickets
on a fancy quilt. Mrs. John
Glavin, the treasurer, gave the
financial report. Much of the
money on hand will be spent
on church and school neces-
sities. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. V. Overholt and Mrs,
J, Glavin,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Arthur McFalls visited
with her family in London fpr
couple of days last week.
Peter Brown, young son of
F/L James L. and Mrs. Brpwn
was hospitalized in South Huron
Hospital and later transferred
to St. Joseph's Hospital, London
last week, as the result of an
accident. He was able to return
home on Sunday,
Gary Overholt entertained
several friends at his home on
Saturday, celebrating his 17th
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery
attended the Caldwell-Nash
wedding in Knox Presbyterian
church in St. Thomas on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan,
Sharon and Heather of Listowel
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cunnington.
Mrs. Harris West and Miss
Flossie Davey of Exeter were
Sunday callers at the home of
Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison,
Mrs. Jessie Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. George Snell, Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cunnington were
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald.
The occasion was a surprise
birthday party for Mrs. Mac-
Donald.
Rickey Snell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Snell, has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
By MRS .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Skin
per of Sebringyille visited this
past week with Mr, and Mrs.
Elsoe Lynn and family.
Mr, and Mrs. ilaryey Smith
and Penny of Crediton visited
op Wednesday evening with Mr,
and Mrs. glWY11.1CerS149, and
family.
Mis.,e Kay Kerrie of -Lone=
spent the weekend with Mr, 40 Mrs. Freeman Borne and
Raymond..
Mr. Newton Clarke and. Mr.
Ward Bern are spending a few
days in Toronto this week,
Miss Barbara Anne Gilfillan
visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Smith
and Penny of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bern and
Susan of Byron visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Phil
liern .and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Church of
Winthrop visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Colin pilfillan,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coward
of Base Line visited on Fri,
day with Mr. and Mrs. John
Coward.
Miss Marilyn Dietrich and
Miss Wendy Trainor, pupils of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school
are patients in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hodgins have motored to
the sunny south on a vacation.
Mrs. Nora O'Brien is visi-
ting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Morrissey for a
month.
Mrs. Alex Voisin Sr. and
Gordon Miller spent Sunday with
Mr. Henry Miller and Eliza-
beth, the occasion being Mr.
Miller's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hogan
London for the past week, hav-
ing undergone an operation for
appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas New-
combe and Arlene of Dayton
Plains, Mich. were Su nday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Essery and Robbie.
Stars' sons
at tourney
An innovation In Mier hockey
tournaments will occur at RCAF-
Clinton on Saturday, February
18, when the first anti* Mite.
Tourney is staged.
This competition is open to
teams compoped of player's
eight years :and under and has
eight entrants..
In addition to district squads.
from. Clint" RCAF Clinton,.
Coderich, Zurich, Seaferthe Ex,
oter and Forest a club of De,
troit ,yptiegeters will be com-
peting .for a trophy donated, by
W/O Vinnecombe, coach of
RCAF Thunderbolts.
The line-up of the team :from
across the border will be dotted
with some familiar and polular
names in the hockey world.
Howe, Sawchuclt and Ullman
will be a few of the attractions
at the day-long event. No, the
stars .of the Detroit Red Wingp
Will not be in action but will
be represented by their sons..
Marty and Mark will be the
HOW family'sparticipants,
while Jerry, son of the star
net-minder and the Ullman re-
presentative, Gordy will also
be on the ice.
Members of the winning team
will receive individual trophies,
and all players will be pregent-
ed with ereste.
The visiting kids and manage-
ment will be royally treated at
the station and will be served
their dinner . at the rec centre.
The organizers have also see
cured two films and these will
be shown continually throughout
the day to entertain the young-
sters while not pleying.
The tournament, which gets
underway at 8:00 am, is open
to the public and admission is
free.
of Merlin visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Hogan and Mr. and
Mrs. Weido of Zurich over
the weekend.
Miss Mary Carol Trudell and
brother David of Tilbury spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting
relatives and returned home
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hogan
Sunday evening.
Measles and jaundice have
been making the rounds with
many pupils in Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel School.
EUCHRE WINNERS
The WA of St. Johrts by-the-
lake Anglican church, Grand
Bend held a successful euchre
party in the parish ball 'apt
Friday everting.
The prize winners were; Mrs.
Ted etanlake, Mrs. Doris Mc-
Gregor, Mr. Doug Martin, Mrs.
E, IVIethers, Mrs. Don ,Robert-
sore
The committee in charge
were: Mrs. T. Hoperaft, Mrs.
N. Sharon, Mrs. W. Rendle,
Mrs. L, Baker, Mrs. F. Plumb,
and Mrs. M. Tiedeman. The
ladies decided to hold one more
euchre and bridge before Lent
on Friday, Feb. 22.
UNIT PLANS. BAZAAR
The evening unit of UCW
met on Monday February 11
with a good attendance,
Mrs. Wm. Brenner took the
devotional period assisted by
Mrs. Peter Ravelle. Mrs. Wm.
Ble we tt gave the study on
"Ryukyu". A discussion follo-
wed.
Mrs, Wm, Sturcievant, leader
of the unit conducted the busi-
ness. A letter was read from
Dal Ho. Huron Presbyterial will
be March 21. Convenors were
appointed for the annual bazaar:
General convenor, Mrs. Wm,
Blewett; farm produce, Mrs.
Ed Gill; aprons, Mrs. Bob Jen-
nison; baking, Mrs. Elgin Webb;
pastry, Mrs, Ken Roberts; cake,
Mrs. Griffin Thomas; miscel-
laneous, Mrs. C,A. Roberts;
fish pond, Mrs. John Leavins;
candy, Mrs. Wm. Brenner.
ORPHA CLUB SEWS
The Orpha Club met recently
at the home of Mrs. W.F.B.
MacLaren with 20 ladies pre-
pent. Mr. Steve Smith gave a
short talk on the newspaper he
will be editing.
Several ertteleS of:clothing
and knitting were turned in, The
raffle was won by Mrs. Leroy
jeariteau donated by Mrs. Clare
Kennedy. Lunch Was served by
mrs. MacLaren and. Mrs. Bee
Latighton,
The next meeting will be
held on February 19 at the home
of Mrs. Clark Kennedy.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Scott at Sarnia and
called on Mrs. Sarah Patterson
at Sarnia General Hospital
Due to renovations being
made at the Grand Bend United
Church, the Women's Institute
will hold its meeting in town
hall op Thursday, February 21.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manore
are holidaying in Florida.
Mr. •and Mrs. Herb Pflle
Spent last week with relatives
in Detroit,
Pte. Robert and Mrs. Sharon
of Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Newman
Sharon.
Mrs. Elmer DesJardine is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dayman are
holidaying in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Odbert left
last week for Airzona.
Miss Judy DesJardine of Bur-
lington spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
DesJardine and family.
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