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FIRE PREVENTION WINNERS AT McCURDY SCHOOL —
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Auxiliary hears about mass media
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Times-Advootfk, .March. .25,t 1971 Page 17
By .MISS ELLA IVIORI-PPK
CRFOITON_
Rev. Douglas Warren Voicing
on What Is Truth in the Sunday
morning service at Zion United
Church, stated that truth is a
Person. In the evening at the
Bluewater Rest Home he outlined
the security one has in Christ.
The choir accompanied him to
Zurich, with Elya Finkbeiner
playing the organ ac-
companiment.
Christine Taylor is spending
the week with bey aunt and uncle
Mr. & Mrs. Don Winter at Don •
Mills,
Mrs. N. C. Motley 'has returned
home after spending two months
in Montreal and Cppreel.
Visiting with. Miss Nola Faist
are Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hilhorn
and Cathy of Orangeville; with
Mr. & Mrs. Frnmery Fahrner, -
Mrs. Robert Palmer, Shirley
Beth and Mark of North Bay;
with Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Fink-
beiner,Sgt., & Mrs. Robert
Larnbie, Wayne, Scott and Brian
of Kapuskasing.
You'll Find I/ At
ttert1;$ SHOES
Main St, Exeter
Many visit at Crediton
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
Mrs. Bev Taylor was hostess
for the March meeting of the
Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
meeting.
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville
and Jody spent Wednesday
evening with the former's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Preszcator.
Leonard Wein is a patient in
Westminster Hospital London.
Mrs. Leonard Wein, Marvin Wein
and family visited with Leonard.
Sa turdayz.,
Lorna and Brenda Glanville
celebrated their birthdays,
Saturday, Lorna's was the 19th
and Brenda's the 27th. Those
present were Karen Haist ,
Penny Wein, Joan Klemke, Kim
and Debbie Gallaway, Debbie
and Shelly Glanville.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and girls spent Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Ron Foran of Blyth.
Brenda and Lorna Glanville
remained for holidays.
Michael Clark of London and
Terry Dolphin of St. Thomas are
spending holidays with their
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Dye.
David Glanville of Parkhill is
spending holidays at his parents'
home.
Phillip Biernashie of Barry's
Bay spent a couple of days with
his wife, Muriel.
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Mrs. Taylor presided and
assisted Mrs. Frank Hamilton
who led in devotions.
Mrs. Ivan Norris was pianist
for the meeting. The roll call was
answered with an Easter verse.
The topic was given by Mrs.
Larry Gardiner.
The Study book from Mass
Media was presented by • Mrs.
Carter Kerslake assisted by Mrs.
Lorne Elliott and Mrs. Gerald
Carey.
Couples visit
Grand Ole oprey
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SH1PKA
& Mrs. Ron Desjardine and
Steve, and Mr. & Mrs. Glen
Rader and Heather spent last
weekend at Nashville, Ten-
nessee, and attended the Grand
Ole Oprey show.
EUCHRE
Twelve tables of euchre were in
play Wednesday night at Shipka
Community Centre. Winners
were: ladies' high, Mrs. Edna
Clark; ladies' low, Nancy
Pickering; men's high, Hugh
Morenz; men's low, Verne
Sharpe, most lone hands, Gerald
Mason.
PERSONALS
Mark and Clark Adams spent
the weekend with their grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance of
Thedford, and Mr. & Mrs. Don
Dumegan, Gail, Margaret and
Karen of Grand Bend visited
Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Ron Desjardine and Steve.
Sue Ann Schroeder returned
home Tuesday from War
Memorial Childrens Hospital in
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Adams and
Brock spent the weekend in
Somers, Connecticut, with Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Henderson, Paul,
Sandy and Janice.
Business period was conducted
by Mrs. Gerald Carey , A quiz on
Easter Customs was conducted
by Mrs. Gordon Scott.
WMS
Mrs. T. L. Scott was hostess for
the March meeting of the
Womens' Missionary 'Society.
Miss Olive Speare presided,
opening the meeting with a call to
worship and prayer. The
scripture passage was read in
unison with Mrs. M. Lamond as
leader of the Bible study with
Mrs. Calder McKaig, Mrs. T. L.
Scott, Miss Olive Speare and Mrs.
Mervin Dow assisting.
The study book from Media in
Missions was presented by Mrs.
S. McCurdy.
Routine reports were given by
the secretary, Mrs. T. L. Scott
and the treasurer, Mrs. M.
Lamond. Mrs. Calder McKaig
reported for sick and shut-ins.
Business was conducted by the
president, Mrs. M. Dow.
At the Easter meeting, April 8,
a pot-luck dinner will be served at
12:30 p.m. with the regular
meeting following. The members
of the Marian Ritchie Auxiliary
and Home Helpers are invited as
guests.
Mrs. Grace Scott led the
`Prayers are asked' in Glad
Tidings. Each member gave
current events and Mrs. T. L.
Scott read extracts from a letter
from her son David Scott who is a
teacher in Sarawak.
Miss Speare closed the, meeting
and Mrs. Dow assisted the
hostess at the lunch hour.
PERSONALS
Alec Scott was home from
Guelph for the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Everard Kerslake
attended Review Day at
Ridgetown Agricultural College
Thursday and visited with their
nephew Hughie McCaughey who
is a student there. They also
visited with their daughter
Bonnie who is a student at
Western University, London.
Frances Scott, London, spent
the weekend with her parents Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Scott.
Ernest Luxton of Exeter visited
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Calder
McKaig.
Mr. & Mrs. George Vivian and
children of Staffa visited Friday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. K.
McKellar.
More than 70,000 miles of
transmission line are used to
deliver electricity across Ontario
Hydro's province-wide power
grid. That's enough to circle the
globe almost three times.
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