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Fire destroys Crediton barn UC ANNIVERSARY The United Church celebrated its. 98th anniversary Sunday, May 28. The pastor Rey, Douglas; Warren, spoke on the parable of the talents in the morning. The speaker for the evening service was Rev. Charles Lewis, formerly of Kirkton. His message was "The Cocked Ear", Music was provided by the choir under the direction of Miss Elaine PoWe, by Mrs. George Vriese in solo, and by Airs, Douglas Galloway and Mrs. Charles Browning in duet. eine". Hostesses were Mrs. E. Shap- ton, Mrs. S. King, Mrs. P. Rud- olph and Mrs. R. Hodgins. Memorial Service for the FI.713 cemetery is this year to be in- corporated with the Sunday morn- tug Centennial service in the EU)3 Church on June 25. Mrs, Henry of Franklin, Mich- igan, and Mrs. Sims of St. Mary's aunts of the late Mr. Molitor, visited with Mrs. Ruby Molitor last week. Mrs. Myrtle Hunter of Ex- eter spent a few days the past week with her brother, Mr. Eli Sims. Mr. Frank Glanville is ill in Victoria Hospital with pneu- monia, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caudle of Sarnia visited Friday with their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Wm Motz. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collett and family, who have been liv- ing up town, moved last week into the new home built by her father, Mr. J. Jesney. Wednesday, May 31, the Cred- iton Cub pack were pests of the group at Grand Bend. In the Legion Park they enjoyed a ball game and a wiener roast with their friends. Gemmell, Mrs. D. Mtleinley, Mrs. E. Turner, Mrs. A. Westlake, Mrs. M. Talbot, Mrs. V. Hood, Mrs. E. Swan. Front, Mrs. K. Men- here, Mrs. P. Roweliffe, Mrs. C. Scott, principal Arnold Mathers, Miss J. Elliott, Mrs. J, Currie and Mrs. L. Reichert. The entire teaching staff of the area's newest central school, Huron Centennial near Brucefield, got into the act and arrived for classes Friday in costumes befitting the Centennial theme of the day. Back from left, Mrs, B. Alexander, Spencer Jeffrey, David Kemp, Miss M. Marshall, Mrs. M. Baker and Adriaan Brand. Centre, Mrs. N. T-A photo. Students visit Midland Hold final UCW meeting at Whalen Mrs. Alex Bernie. Mrs. Norman Hodgins attended the Diocesan Chancel Guild meet- ing at St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon- don, Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins and family attended a family gather- ing Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, Wesley on the occasion of the 25th wed- ding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Crawford, Revere and the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mitchell. Mrs. Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Ethel Squire, Granton, attended the funeral of the late Mr. Percy Harris, Chiselhurst from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, Saturday. eeir41 PHOTOGRAPHER Dial 235-0970 MAIN ST. SOUTH EXETER f3y MISS gLI_A MORLOCK A fire alarmed Crediton resi- dents Sunday afternoon, A barn and shed on the Main Street property of Mr. Ross Haughburn- ed to the ground. It is not known how the fire started. PLAN JOINT MEETING 'ahe monthly meeting of the WSW$ of the EUR Church was held Thursday evening, June 1, With Mrs. Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Chris Dinney and Mrs. Aaron Wein in charge of the program, the theme of which was ',Christian Fam- ilies involved in Family Life". A skit was presented by Sheila and Brenda Fahner, Eleanor Wein and Kathy Schenk, a vocal duet by Sheila Fahner and Eleanor Wein and a number on the con- certina by Mrs. Chris Dinney. Mrs. G, E. Wenzel delivered the spiritual life topic. The vice-president, Mrs.liow- ard Zurbrigg, took charge of the business, with the assistant sec- retary, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner, reading the minutes. plans were made for a joint meeting with the WSWS groups of Dashwood and Zurich to be held at Crediton in July. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Hen- drick, Mrs. Wein, Mrs. Zurbrigg and Mrs. Lorne Morlock. PERSONALS Mr. Francis Clark, who made his home in Exeter since leaving Crediton is now a resident of the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich. The Canadian Bible Society canvass has been completed with the contribution totalling $143.65. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Anguish of Caledonia and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wilson of Stratford were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bart pascuzzo. In Caledonia con- tinual rains are preventing the farmers from entering their fields. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wenzel were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis of Toronto (Mrs. Davis is a sister of Mr. Wenzel), and Mr. and Mrs. Huey Slater of Cal- ifornia. Mr. Slater was a friend of Mr. Wenzel's in Vancouver more than forty years ago, and had not seen him since that time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Darby and family, Willowdale, were week- end guests with Mrs. Vera Bul- lock and Mrs. I. Grwer. Rev. and Mrs. Karl Tauber, Fort Wayne, Indiana, spent sev- eral days with Rev, and Mrs. Howard Zurbrigg. Monday Mr. Albert Geiser went on a fishing trip in the North Bay area. (INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK) STUDIES B.C. Last Wednesday evening, May 24 in the Township Community Hall, the Women's Institute held their final meeting of the season, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, newly appointed president, presided over the business session, Mrs. Earl Heist gave a report of the conference at Guelph and Mrs. Hodgins, one of the District An- nual. The group of Historical Re- search and Current Events is to be in charge of the display at Exeter Fall Fair. Plans were made for the chicken barbecue to be held August 9 and the prices were set at $1.50 and 75a„ It was decided that recog- nition be given to 4-H girls at the county and provincial levels only (clubs 6 and 12), and that 4-H leaders receive $5 for their services. Mrs. Earl Shapton chaired the program. Dianne, Sandra and Wayne Shapton sang. Mrs. P. Rudolph in humorous vein dis- cussed the motto "Grandma of Yesterday and Today". Mrs. Sam King outlined the history and resources of British Columbia, and Mrs. Earl Shapton told what she had seen in that province last summer. The display In- cluded maps, view folders, and a vase with dogwood design. Mrs. Harold Fahner showed the film A Century of Canadian Medi- PERSONALS Miss Gertrude Beaver of Detroit is spending some time With her father, Mr, Harry Beaver, Mrs. Hilliard Sperling, Walk- erton, was guest of Mr. and Mrs Gnrdon Morlock last week. Mr. Freeman Morlock is again a patient at South Huronliospital. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oestricher visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green at Mitchell. Mc', Green, who celebrated his ninetieth birthday in March, has so far improved in health that he was able to enjoy a game of cards with Mr. Oestricher. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barber, Detroit, and Mrs. N. B. Nicker- son and Mrs. M. Durham ofClin- ton called on Mrs. Lorne Morlock last week. Messrs Leroy Workman and Kenneth Bender enjoyed a bus tour of the central United States. They also attended a session of Grand Ole Opry at Nashville, Tennessee. Mr. Steve Dundas and Mr. Wilmer Wein represented Stephen Township Council at a banquet of the Huron County Mun- icipal Officers Association at Auburn Wednesday, May 24. Mrs. Ruby Molitor was in Toronto and Niagara Falls last weekend. Niagara Park was thronged with people, and ap- proaching roads were choked with bumper to bumper traffic. Mrs. Laura Donekey (sister of Reuben Geetz), who died in Chicago, was brought to the fam- ily plot in the Exeter Cemetery for burial. Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Wein attended the service at the graveside Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Finkbeiner and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fink- beiner were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Finkbeiner of London, Sunday. Mr. Joe Wein is in Victoria Hospital where he underwent sur- gical treatment for cataract con- dition. Mr. Gordon Morlock as lay delegate and Rev. Howard Zur- brigg attended sessions of the iEl lo En 1s we Church ek. Sunday e ek. conference at Ham- Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gar- field Hill and Stanley were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hill of London and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wright of Plymouth, Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hastings, Stratford, Mrs. Bristol Holden, St. Marys, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire, Mr. & Mrs. Fred McGladdery and family, London, visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. David Mof- fatt. Julie Noyes, Lucan, spent the weekend witn Mary Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Marshall, St. Marys. Mr. Wm. French returned home Saturday from St. Marys Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient. Mrs. Normanliodgins and Mrs. Percy Hodgins attended the Perth Deanery meeting at Milverton Anglican church, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick, London. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN The final UCW, meeting of Whalen church was Wednesday evening in the church hall. Ten members were present. Mrs. Cecil Squire and Mrs. Wm. Mor- ley were hostesses. Mrs. Wm. Morley was in charge of the worship service with Mrs. Alton Neil and Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins assisting. During the business Mrs. Gor- don Johnson gave the financial report. Plans were discussed for a picnic. Sue Ann Squire and Dace Biet- ass were among the grade '7 and 8 pupils of Blanshard Township schools, Friday taking in the bus trip to Midland going to The Shrine, Fort St. Maria, Wild Animal Centre, Huron Indian Vil- lage and Midhurst Reforesta- tion. Mr. Walters, the principal, accompanied them. PERSONALS Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn attended the Gunning reunion at Riverview Park, Exeter on Sat- urday. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.. Geo Pullman, Mitchell. Mr. Harold Nissen, Mt. Bryd- ges, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Laitneiks and Mrs. Saukans, London were Sunday callers with Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans. Mr. & Mrs. Thos. 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