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Titres,Advocate, .February 11, 1965 Pag• 3 Crediton ladies to
aid needy families
Mt. Carmel pupils
sing mass for pal
hospital in Kenya, Africa, also
bandages made to be sent to a
hospital in West Africa.
PERSONALS
The United Church Young
People enjoyed an evening of fun
when they journeyed to Exeter
for a game of broomball Tues-
day evening. Refreshments
were enjoyed at the church
,EUB church took charge of the
service Sunday for World Ser-
vice Day. Mrs. M. shaft° of
Zurich was guest speaker.
Rev. A. M. Schlenker is at-
tending the Minister's Institute
held at Sebrhigville this wee
later.
Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs, John Wade were Mr. &
Mrs. Terry Wade and family
of London, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Wade and family of Ancaster.
Members of the WSWS of the
Features of the Week
MT. CAR1V1EL
Two hundred pupils and their
teachers of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel school paid their re-
spects to a fellow Grade one
pupil by singing ((Mass of the
Angels" at the funeral Mass
held for Steven Paul Sokolowski
age 6 who died in VictoriaHOS-
pital and rested at the Murdy
Funeral Home, Lucan.
Survivors are his parents,
brother Wayne and twin brother
Richard both at home. Burial
was in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
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CREDITON
The WSWS of the EUB church
held its meeting Tuesday even-
ing in the church with Mrs. G.
E. Wenzel as convener. Mrs.
Ray Morlock acted as chair-
lady. A panel discussion on
churches in foreign countries
was taken by Mrs. G. E. Wen-
zel, Mrs. Ray Morlock, Miss
Doris Swartz, Mrs. Nelson
Schenk and Mrs. Ed. Hendrick.
A piano solo was given by Mrs.
Paul Schenk and an accordion
solo by Mrs. Gordon Finkbein-
er.
Mrs. A. M. Schlenker gave
a paper on spiritual life as-
sisted by Mrs. Clayton Sims.
President, Mrs. Ir v ineRatz
took charge of the business. A
box of clothing is to be sent
to a needy family in Arnstein,
Ontario. Several scrap books
are to be made and a number
of cot blankets to be sent to a
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CROMARTY
Mrs. Sadie Scott was hostess
for the WMS meeting when Mrs.
Mervin Dow presided and con-
ducted the devotional period.
Rev. J. C. Boyne led in the
Bible study.
The president Mrs. M. La-
mond conducted the business.
It was decided to donate a sum
of money, which had been an
in memoriam gift, to the Bessie
MoMurchy fund.
Mrs. Calder McKaig led the
study being assisted by Mrs.
Grace Scott, Mrs. Mervin Dow,
Mrs. T. L. Scott, Miss Olive
Speare, Mrs. Wm. Harper and
Mrs. T. Laing. An ar ticle
((Prayer is Power" was read
by Mrs. T. Laing. Mrs. T. L.
Scott gave current events.
Lunch was served.
Four friends of Guelph were
pall bearers.
PERSONALS
Mr. Joseph Dietrich spent a
few days this week in Toronto
on business.
Many friends called to wish
Mr. Henry Miller a.happybirth-
day this week on the occasion
of his 86th birthday. ((Henry"
as he is called by everyone is
enjoying the best of health even
if he is a ((shut-in" during
winter months.
Miss Rita Hogan, Mary Mc-
Keever and Nancy Ryan, nur-
ses-in-training at St. Joseph's
Hospital London, spent last
weekend at the home of their
parents.
Miss Eleanore Dietrich and
Done 1 d a Voisin of London
Teachers College visited over
the weekend at their parents
homes.
Mr. Johnny Conlin, Centralia,
visited with his cousin Paul
Dietrich last weekend.
Miss Joan Glavin and friend
of Stratford spent Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. John Glavin and
family.
Miss Peggy Hall, London,
was a weekend guest with Mr.
& Mrs. John Hall and family.
The Ryan Brothers are wax-
ing their turnips for the rest
of the season at Erwin Scotts
turnip plant, Lucan. Neighbours
hope it won't be many months
until they will have a new turnip
plant to replace the plant lost
last week by fire.
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No wonderthey want a chain for him
It may have been the fact that Mayor Jack Delbridge attacks all his duties with genuine enthusiasm
that led to council's decision last week to investigate the purchase of a chain of office for him.
Or then again, it may be that some members feel a chain would be handy to control him better
in situations such as pictured above. At any rate, it's doubtful if the Mayor was even thinking
about the chain when he took the opportunity to ((congratulate" Mrs. Robert Fletcher, whom he
crowned Sweetheart at the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority dance, Friday. Standing on the left is the
Sorority sponsor, Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton, and on the right is last year's winner, Mrs. Norm Amos.
--T-A photo TOWN TOPIC
Miss Greta Harness has r e-
turned after visiting Mrs. Verda
Edmonds of Flint, Michigan and
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Edmonds
of Grand Blanc, Michigan. Nine tables in play
at Thames Road
by Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mrs.
Donald Kernick and Mrs. Donald
Bray. Mrs. Hugh Wilson gave a
Christian Stewardship reading.
Mrs. Edwin Miller conducted
the business. It was decided to
have a turkey supper this fall.
Lunch was served by Group
2 and the hostesses Mrs. Edwin
Miller and Mrs. William Johns.
Seek players for
duplicate bridge
The first duplicate bridge
session was held in the Auxil-
iary room of the Legion Hall
Thursday evening.
Above average scores for
NS players went to Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Sims, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Raymond and Mrs. C.
Knight and Mrs. Pat Yeaman,
and for EW players, Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Gould, Mrs. Hilton
Laing and Mrs. William Hunt-
ley, Miss Lois Harrington and
Mrs. Wurm.
The club plan on holding a
game each Thursday night and
membership is open to anyone
who plays bridge. Mrs. Clar-
ence Knight is in charge of
membership.
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At their February meeting,
McGillivray Township council
instructed E n g in e e r A. M.
Spriet to advertise for tenders
on two bridges in the township.
These consist of construction
of a culvert on the Clandeboye
Sideroad and another culvert
on Centre Road.
Tenders have been called for
Monday, March 1.
Council also decided to ad-
vertise for tenders for the
supplying of warble fly powder
and tenders for spraying of
cattle for warble fly. The dead-
line of March 1 was again set.
In other business, council;
Appointed Bryden Taylor and
Ben Thompson to the Parkhill
Community Centre Board.
Went on record as opposing
any increased cost for the Park-
hill Dam over that as set out
in the Ausable River Conser-
vation Authority letter of No-
vember 29, 1962. Predictions
are the assessment on the re-
vised costs will cost McGilliv-
ray $92,000 as compared to the
figure of $50,000 in 1962.
Accepted the drainage peti-
tion of Joseph Conlin and in-
structed Charles Corbett, 0.
L.S., to prepare the plan, sur-
vey and report for the work.
Made grants of $40 to the
Salvation Army and $10 to the
St. John's Ambulance.
Paid a $4 fox bounty to Paul
Thompson.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Friday evening the regular
community night was held in
Farquhar Hall with nine tables
of euchre in play.
Prizes were won for ladies
high by Mrs. E. Campbell; lad-
ies low, Mrs. Harold Rowe;
lone hands, Mrs. Mac Hodgert;
men's high, Almer Passmore;
men's low, Dennis Rowe.
Lunch was served by com-
mittee in charge Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Cottle and Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Cunnington. The next
community night will be held
Friday evening, Feb. 19. Judith and Bradley, Mr. & Mrs.
Reg Hodgert, Grant, Brenda and
S cot t were Friday evening
guests with Mr. & Mrs. James
Hodgert of Exeter, the occasion
being the birthday of Reg Hod-
gert.
Mr.. & Mrs. Arnold Cann
entertained a number of mar-
ried couples Saturday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Vincent of
Blyth visited Sunday with Rev.
Hugh & Mrs. Wilson.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley,
Ralph and Karen of Exeter were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mr. & Mrs. William Thomson
of Exeter were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
Mrs. Leonard Harris spent a
few days last week with Mr. &
Mrs. Art Harris of Stratford.
Mr. & Mrs. L. Harris and Ernie
spent Monday in London with
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Harris.
Misses Michele and Carol
Lynn Brazier of Brantford are
visiting with their grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Passmore.
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Cann,
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Last Wednesday afternoon the
UCW meeting was held in the
church basement with sixteen
members present, Mrs. Wil-
liam Snow was in charge of the
worship service assisted by
Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Snow
was also in charge of the study
book (Building Christian L lying
in Trinidad" and was assisted
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