The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-05-22, Page 13SPECIAL BADGE FOR GUIDE —An Exeter Girl Guide, Susan Wooden received her Citizen's Badge
Thursday night and a letter from Prime Minister Trudeau will follow. Above, Susan receives her award
from Captain Diane Hackwell with Lieutenant Sharon Chappell looking on. T-A photo
Dashwood ladies take trip;
entertain their daughters
attended the Western Ontario
United church conference at the
University of Windsor last week.
Prior to the conference Rev.
Guy attended a renewal training
program at Bloomfield Hills near
Detroit for ten days.
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Police talk to Institute
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
The Elimville Women's
Institute held their May meeting
at Elimville Hall Wednesday
evening.
New president, Mrs. Ivan
Brock, was in charge.
Mrs. Theron Crecy presented
the 4-H Club girls with gifts,
Miss Elaine Johns & Miss Ava
Elford for Provincial Honours;
Miss Karen Kerslake & Miss Joan
Lynn for County Honours,
Mrs. Gilbert Johns presented
a gift to Mrs. Creery, the past
president for two years.
The Safety Committee, Mrs.
Jerry Grubb & Mrs. Carl Gower
were in charge of the program.
The motto was given by Mrs.
Gower.
Special guests were Chief Ted
Day and Corp. Harry Vanbergen
from the Exeter Police
Department giving some of their
experiences as policemen and an
outline of their many duties.
A skit "Vary the Meat in
Your Menu" was presented by
Club No. 3, which they
presented on Achievement Day.
Mrs. Brock took charge of the
business. Roll call was . "Safety
on the farm and in the home."
Mrs, Allen Johns was
nominated to attend the
meetings of the Auxiliary held at
Huronview, Miss Ruth Skinner
gave the hospital report,
Mrs. Tom Hera reported on
the bus trip. Mrs. Theron Creery
gave her report of the trip to
Guelph Conference.
The - Elimville Institute is
catering to the Usborne Central
School graduation banquet, June
26.
COMMUNITY SHOWER
A community shower was
held Friday evening at the
church in honour of Miss Kathy
Hera, of Winchelsea, bride-elect
of Saturday.
Miss Sharon Fletcher escorted.
Kathy to a prettily decorated
chair and Miss Susan Allen read
the address.
After receiving her gifts from
a beautifully decorated Wishing
Well, Kathy thanked everyone
for the lovely gifts she had
received.
Miss Susan Parsons favoured
with a guitar number and the
Pym girls, Joan, Elaine and
Margaret, sang several humorous
selections.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs.
Vera Johns of Exeter, Mrs.
Mabel Staples of Toronto visited
relatives in Fordwich and
Wingham last Tuesday.
• Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
Family, Mr. & Mrs. Emerson
Penhale and family spent the
holiday weekend at Crystal
Lake. Master Mark Penhale spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
John Batten.
Mrs. Mildred Crago of St.
Marys returned home after
spending two weeks with Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Routly.
Miss Joanne and Master David
Rannie of London spent the
weekend with their
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Routly.
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns and
Marilyn visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Floyd Holstead of
Lavonia, Michigan.
Mrs. Allen Johns and Mrs.
Squire Herdman attended the
auxiliary meeting at Huronview
Monday afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wilkinson and
Steven of Zion, Mr. & Mrs.
Dwayne Tetzloff, Alan,Dale and
Douglas of Leamington visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Skinner.
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Glover and
family of Thorndale were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Wm. Jones and family.
Mrs. Percy Hodgins of
Granton, Mrs. Alex Dobson and
Wayne of Weston, Mr. & Mrs.
Peter Vanexan and Lisa of
Waterloo were Saturday evening
guests of Leonard Thacker and
girls.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant
McCorquodale and family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Murray
Gallinger of London.
By MRS. I RVIN RADER
The May meeting of the
United Church Women of
Calvary United Church was a
mother and daughter banquet in
potluck style with Mrs. Harry
Hoffman's group in charge.
A toast to the mothers was
made by Dianne Weber replied
to by Mrs. Hugh Boyle.
Debbie Riddell and Patricia
Bender played several piano and
accordion selections. Patricia
Bender and Susan Grigg played
several accordion duets.
Everyone joined in on a sing
song of appropriate
mother-daughter songs.
A reading by Mrs. Eben
Wiegand explained how Mother's
day originated. Mrs. Irvin Schade
favoured with a poem. Mrs.
Jessie Rader read the scripture
and Mrs. Clayton Merner led in
prayer.
Chairlady Mrs. Don Gaiser
introduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Howard Zurbrigg who
spoke on motherhood. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Wes Wolfe,
oldest mother present and Faye
Gaiser, youngest daughter.
President Mrs. Eben Weigand
conducted a short business
meeting. An invitation to attend
a Tulip Tea May 21 at Centralia
United church was accepted.
It was decided to sponsor a
child to camp at Camp Bimini. A
card of thanks was read from the
Children's Aid for the donation
of pyjamas and crib quilts.
Mrs. Harold Hendrick was
welcomed as a member. A
strawberry social will be held
June 25.
PIANO RECITAL
Mrs. Harold Stire held a piano
recital for her pupils at
Dashwood Community centre
Tuesday, May 13. A programme
of solos and duets was featured.
The pupils presented Mrs.
Stire with a gift. Games and
lunch rounded out the evening.
BUS TRIP
Several Dashwood ladies
joined with the Grand Bend W.I.
for a chartered bus trip to
Niagara Falls, the Adelaide
Hoodless homestead, and other
points of interest last Thursday.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mrs. Lloyd
Howe of London and Mrs. Fred
Miller of Zion were hostesses for
a miscellaneous shower Friday,
May 16, at the community
centre for Miss Eleanor Wein,
bride-elect of June.
Contests and a mock wedding
were enjoyed.
Miss Fay Schlenker and Mrs.
Guest cleric
at Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
The Rev. Harold Stuart of
Brucefield conducted the service
in the United Church, Sunday
morning for Rev. Wilson who
was guest minister in charge of
the anniversary service in the
Kippen United Church.
Rev. & Mrs. R. Wilson were in
Windsor last week attending the
annual meeting of the London
Conference.
Weekend guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys were
Doug Bailey of Toronto, Mr. &
Mrs. Mel Scrimshaw and family,
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fairbairn and
family of London.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery
attended the Maguire
Saddington wedding at Mount
Zion United Church in London,
Saturday,
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Bayley of
London were Monday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Smith
and Penny.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb
attended Open House Sunday in
the United Church parlours in
Minesing, Ontario, honouring
the Rev. & Mrs. Gordon Weir on
the occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary. They spent
Monday with Mrs. Greb's
mother in Mount Albert.
Ron Essery, Mr, & Mrs. Dave
Roger and family spent the
Weekend at Mr, & Mrs. Jack
Essery'S cottage at Port Blake.
Times Advoca te,
Five ladles of the United
Church Women served 'supper to
50 ladies and girls Thursday
evening. It was the ,COIT
banquet for the girls and their
mothers.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heard,
Wendy, Joan and John of
Kirkton visited Sunday evening
With Mr. & Mrs. Clem). Jeffery,
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
visited Saturday evening with
Mr.& Mrs. Lloyd Knight.
Quite a number of people
from this community called at
the Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home Sunday and Monday
where the late Percy Stone lay at
rest,
Hubert McConnell
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ey MRS. S. HUTT.ON.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Facey and family, Mrs. Sam. Facey, Belton,
Mrs. Herb Langford, Granton,
visited Sunday with Mrs. Isabell
sneer!.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cole,
London, visited Monday with
Mr. & Mrs, Freeman Horne.
Mr, & Mrs. Reuben Pehlke,
Monkton, visited Saturday with
Mr. .& Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Dennis and Diane,
Ken Genttner assisted Eleanor in
opening the many lovely gifts
for which she graciously thanked
all. She invited them to visit her
in her home in Dashwood.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
Mrs. Louella Tiernan held a
birthday party Mother's Day for
her mother, Mrs. Susan Merner,
on the occasion of her 93rd
birthday.
Present for the event were
Mrs. Verna Bosck, Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Raschke of Detroit; Mrs.
Elliot Bartliff, Clinton; Mr. &
Mrs. Milford Merner; Mr. & Mrs.
Elgin Merner, Kitchener; Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Merner, Zurich.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love held a
birthday party for Miss May
Hodgins of the Blue Water Rest
Home in honour of her
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approaching 91st birthday May
Guests included her brother
Mansel; Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Hardy, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hardy,
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hardy, Tom,
Gordon, Julie and Sherryl Hardy
all of Lucan; Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Kayes, Ilona, Bruce and friend
of Toronto; Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Drummond, Gary and Steven of
Terra Cotta; Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Lobb, Randy and Rhonda of
Clinton.
CONFERENCE
Rev. Bruce Guy of Calvary
United church and Don Gaiser
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