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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-12-19, Page 18ladies hold Xmas meeting girls receive awards senior citizens are honored ..by WI *:44•V•:•::•••••••:•,:44,,••• ••• BONUS ACOUPONS/ VPT27060 • Save Money on Sweaters, Sport Shirts and Ties ALSO A FEW EXTRA BARGAINS FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS. MAIN ST. EXETER CHECK THE SAVINGS ON THESE TOYS Dia Block,3DK House Set Motorific Car and Track Set Monopoly Clue 3 Blind Mice 69 Super-City Building Set 3 33 25" Tommy Gun 19" Tommy Gun. 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After a time of singing, Mrs. Sam King gave .a root,. Guest speaker Rev. Howard Zurbrigg,-based his remarks on the 23rd Psalm, Music was provided by gerald Caiser and. Norval Reid with guitar and violin. The prize for the oldest guest present went to Mrs. Mary Faist; for the one whose birthday came nearest December 10, ' Henry Pfaff; to the holder of the lucky plate, Gerald Gaiser; . to the ' couple whose ages totalled the. greatest number of years, Mr, and Mrs, William Smith, Joe White moved a vote of thanks to the ladies of the WI. The committee in charge of the evening was Mrs, Lorne Hodge, Mrs. Walter Weber, Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner, Besides serving the, guests in the hall, the ladies sent out four plates of food to shut-ins. WI MEETS The Crediton WI held its Christmas meeting December 9 with 28 members in attendance, Treats were brought for shut-ins and the roll call, "A shut-in visit I made in the last month," was well responded to by all. Mrs. Helen Triebner convened. the program. Jingle Bells was sung followed by a piano duet of Christmas songs by Sandra and Wayne Shapton. The motto, "Public relations are built on the golden rule." was given. by Mrs. G. Dearing. Mary Hodgins played two piano instrumentals and Mrs. Charles Browning read a poem. Mrs. Arthur Frayne, Exeter, displayed and demonstrated 22 pieces of her Christmas decorations in plastic and driftwood. Driftwood finishing was explained. Questions were asked, and everyone was given a chance to examine the finished objects. Mrs. Charles Browning read a Christmas story. Wayne and Sandra Shapton and Mary Hodgins distributed the mystery sisters' gifts and new names were drawn for 1969. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Helen Triebner, Mit. G. Dearing, Mrs. C. Browning, Mrs. H. Andrews and Mrs. G. Morlock. TO MONTREAL Brian Finkbeiner and Ted Skinner, with other members of the SHDHS Grade 11 French class and accompanied by supervisors, were in Montreal from Thursday until Sunday. The party travelled from Exeter to London by bus, then by train to Quebec. In Montreal they had accommodation in the Laurentian Hotel. The students were able to use their knowledge of French while they saw the sights of the busy metropolis. CREDITON DRAW Top prize winner in a recent draw sponsored by the Crediton Tigers hockey club was Rose Marie Weigand of Dashwood who is now the owner of a new television set. Also sharing in the prizes with a turkey each were Lester Heywood and Ray Cockwill, Exeter, Harold Tripp and Kay Blair, Centralia and Ann Glavin, RR 1, Clandeboye. RECEIVE HONORS Six members of Crediton's 4-H Club received county honour certificates at Achievement Day in Exeter last Saturday. They were Mary Anne and Eileen Glavin, Shirley Pfaff, Analyze your record books It is farm record book analysis time again, Anyone who may wish to have their 1968 Farm Record Book summarized should forward it to the Agricultural Office, Clinton, during January, As before, the completed Farm Record Book will not be leaving the Clinton office: The checking of the book will be done by local Agricultural office staff, Clinton, and a summary card forwarded to the computer at the University of Guelph for analysis. The book may be brought to the AgricultUral office or mailed in, Anyone who would like assistance on completing their record book may call the Agricultural office for an appointitient. Every farmer in Huron County who has completed an Ontario Pam Record Book in 1968 is welcome to make use of this NO fee" analysis service, rot those who wish, a chhie in this connection will be held at the Agricultural office'Board Rooth, Clinton, January ,15th, 1969, 2,4 ti,m, For further irifordiation, plead call thd Agricultural Office, Olintori, Saturda DECEMBER 21 1 s30 to 6:00 p m. Be .Sure To Pay Him A. Visit Laura Davey and Mary the ert if icAtP4.- were PTPWIted. by Miss Susan Hearci„ HP_Ple Economist, Huron County. One of the leaders, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins, ,sepreel .coveted 1p4clpt' award, an award glYeP by the QAbatiA. Council after five years of service to a Club, It was presented to Mrs, Hudgins by Miss FTAlices. .Lanipman. of the Department of Agriculture and fooda Thirty,three girls of the Crediton Club have successfully completed the fall project -"Cottons May Be smart," UCW MEET The UCW of Crediton United Church held their Christmas meeting Wednesday evening, December 11. It was. a candlelight service in the charge of Mrs. Nelson Lamport, assisted by Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Nfrs.. Sam King and Mrs. William Hodge. There was a Christmas duet by Mrs. Charles Browning and Mrs, Doug Galloway and a reading by Mrs. Ross Pickering. President Mrs. Earl Neil took charge of the business, It was decided to give the White Gift Offering to the young people to help in the support of - their adopted overseas child. Hostesses were Mrs. Cliff Russell, Mrs. Charles Browning and Mrs. Earl Pickering. Gifts Extra Special Shotgun Shells No. and No. 5 $1199 Box of 25 Hey Kids SANTA Will Be BACK AT CANADIAN TIRE were exchanged during the evening and the names of Mystery sisters rPveAled- PERSON40 The two churches of.Crediton axe preparing their Christmas concerts. Crediton; United will 40 their Pr9graln Friday evening, December 20 at eight o'clock. The program of Zion United will, be Presented Sunday evening, December 22, at .7:30. Miss Holt and Robert Callingham, Bank of Montreal. staff, are now serving the luArIch at Centralia Industrial Park. At theCreditors OrgPch are Mrs, qreepaPrp.. and Mr. MacAdam. PROVINCIAL HONORS — Four area girls were presented with their Provincial Honor Pins and Certificates in Zurich recently, when Achievement Day was held in the Community Centre. Left to right are Eleanor Wolfe, Dashwood; Sheila Willert, Dashwood; Dianne McKinley, RR 1, Zurich, and Margaret Merner, Dashwood. Receiving Provincial Honors is an outstanding event in 4-H Homemaking Club work.