The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-01-27, Page 5CUBS VISIT FIRE HALL — Members of the Crediton Cub pack visited the Huron Park fire hall last
week. The large group of youngsters is shown above with leaders Mrs. Bill Johnson and Mrs. Ed Godin.
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The Elimville Euchre of the
Women's Institute was held
Monday evening at the hall with
10 tables playing.
The winners were: ladies' high,
Mrs. Hazel Coward; ladies' lone
hands, Mrs. Bev Parsons; men's
high, Arthur Idle; men's lone
hands, Harold Bell.
There will be another euchre at
the hall February 7.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Coates, Judith
and Cathy of Exeter, Anne
Herdman of London visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Squire
Herdman.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Routly of
Aylmer visited a few days with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly.
The 4-H leaders of the Elimville
4-H Clubs attended Training
School at Exeter United Church
Monday for the spring project
"Sleepwear." Leaders for Club I
are Mrs, Wm Morley and Mrs.
Les Dykeman; Club II, Mrs. John
Batten and Mrs. Ed Johns; Club
III, Mrs. Wayne Prance and Mrs.
Dan Coward,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell visited
Saturday evening with Mr. &
Mrs, Les Gibson of Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs, Delmer Skinner
were guests at the Fair board
directors meeting at the South
Huron District High School and
were honored for their services
as past directors for several
years. Bob Down and Don
Dearing presented them with a
plaque on behalf of the Exeter
Agricultural Society.
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Advise rabies prevention
for Ciandeboye district
4is BY MRS. SIJE EDGINTON Appleford, the Medical Officer of
CLANDEBOYE Health, has, stated that rabies
Biddulph township has had a would increase in the years to
more than usual outbreak of come as there is no way of
rabies. This disease can be stamping it out.
passed on to humans and is fatal wild animals are the biggest
if not treated by a series of 14 offenders and are worse in whiter
stomach injections. when their food supply is scarce,
Many Clandeboye residents Dr. Appieford suggests when
have become uneasy about their rabies are in a pocket area, such
children playing outside. Dr, as in Clandeboye, it is wise to
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receive a vaccine for the
prevention before contact, The
vaccine is given in a series of
three injections in the arm with a
booster each year after. These
shots are covered by OSIP and
can be ordered through your
family doctor, Veterinarians
have been receiving this vaccine
for several years with no side
effects. In the years to come it
will probably be given to children
the same as they receive their
other shots.
St. James Anglican Church
The annual Vestry meeting of
St, James Church was held
Wednesday. The meeting was
chaired by Rev, R. A, Carson.
Church reports were given,
Receipts were $5,816.09 and
expenditures were $4,631.30.
The following were elected to
offices for 1972: people's warden,
Clarence Carter; rector's war-
den, Bev Cunningham; lay
delegates, Ken Carter, Ruth Hill;
substitutes, Alton O'Niel, Roy
Cunningham; vestry clerk, Ken
Carter; treasurer, Ruth Hill.
Board of Management, Murray
Carter, Earl Morgan, Alan Hill,
Gladys Cunningham, Bob
Hodgins, Evelyn O'Niel; and
auditors, Roy Cunningham and
Bob Hodgins.
The Rectory Committee is
Ruth Hill, Pat Hodgins and Olive
Hodgins.
The Anglican Church Women of
St. James Church will meet
January 27 in the home of Mrs.
Wilfred Cunningham. A deanery
of West Middlesex Sunday School
Training course will be held
Saturday and Sunday at St.
Anne's, Byron.
Personals
Mrs. Emily Tomes is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Gordon Cunningham has
returned home to his son's Mr. &
Mrs. Bev Cunningham after a
stay in hospital,
Lisa Carter celebrated her
third birthday with guest Lori St.
Pierre, Lisa's aunt Joan
decorated the cake like a raggity
Ann doll.
the Zion United Church Young
People, in the form of a
tobogganing party and wiener
roast.
The young people were ac-
companied by Mrs. Earl Neil,
Mrs, Ken Campbell, Rev. Doug
Warren and Lorne Preszcator.
Cubs
Nineteen boys from 1st
Crediton Cub Pack and their
Akela, Mrs. Bill Johnson and
assistant Mrs. Sharon Goden
visited Huron Park fire hall.
They learned all the parts of a
fire engine and safety equipment
as well as how the fire box alarm
rings in the station and tells
where the fire is located.
After all the information was
given by Doc Wells and Norman
Hyde they were shown three
films pertaining to fire
prevention.
The highlight for the boys was a
ride on the fire engine.
Personals
lgrs. Joseph Bullock and Mrs,
Gower, have returned
home after spending over three
weeks visiting Mr. & Mrs,
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Miss Molly McGhee, vice-
principal of Centralia College,
was guest speaker at the January
19th meeting of the Crediton W.I.
She presented up-to-date in-
formation on the new courses
available; changes made in the
last four years, and told where
some of the graduates are
working.
Open House at the College will
be March 22nd and 23, and Miss
McGhee, invited all members to
attend.
Mrs. Walter Weber, first vice
president, presided for the
business. An invitation to attend
a dessert euchre at Hensall
sponsored by Kippen East W.I.
February 29 was read. Plans
were made for a euchre January
31, at the hall with the North and
first five names of the East group
in charge.
Federation banquet, February
8, for around 100 will be catered
to by North and East groups:'
Mrs. Edmond Hendricisl.von-,
vened the program. Piano solos
were played by Ann Dearing and
Valerie Finkbeiner; Mrs, Aaron
Wein gave two readings and Mrs,
Gordon Morlock commented on
the motto, "Home making is no
common task, it is the attitude
that makes it interesting or
dull!"
The roll call, a good household
hint, was responded to by 19
members.
Musical numbers by Ron and
Dixie Amerongen and Reinie
.Vanarkel and Martin Dykstra
were enjoyed.
Program committee was Mrs.
E. Hendrick, Mrs. G. Morlock,
Mrs. A. Wein and Mrs. G.
Dearing. March committee
served lunch.
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First, let's set the stage. And, let's start
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goals for yourself. And then, after some
time, along come the little you's. And with
them, a whole new set of goals. A home,
a car, maybe a conage.You want the good
things. And, seeing that you work hard for
your money, why not?
But,where do we fit in? Well, we feel
two heads are better than one.We figure if
two people set out to achieve the same
goals, they might come a little sooner.
And easier.
You see,we're in the money
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partnership in achieving goals, Your goals,
and our goals. Let's call it something like,
Us,You & Sons. We know you work hard
for your money. We understand things
don't come easy. For any of us.
And that's what we mean by. "You
and the Commerce.Together we're both
stronger': Because together, we are,
money, so that we can lend you money.
But all of it isn't worth a plugged nickel if
somebody doesn't use it, or our services,
or our facilities.
No, we're not trying to talk you into a
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