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Kirkton 'folk return
after winter in south
Enjoy cards
at Brinsiey
.lay MRS. HAISQL4 DAVIS
Rev. 4 Mrs. T. A. Elliott and
Alvin Crago have returned home
from spending the winter months
in Florida,
Mr,. .4 IVIrs Fred Hamilton
Announce New
Healing Substance;
Shrinks Piles
By PORPON MORt-gY
ER INSLEY
Mr, $..t Mrs. Otto Darling and
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter were
conveners for the Thursday
evening euchre at Brinsley
Community Centre.
Prizes were awarded for
ladies' high, Mrs. Rose Atkinson;
lone hands, Mrs, Levi White; low,
MYs, Gordon Atkinson; men's
high, George Hodgson; lone
hands, Jack Trevithick; low, Ray
Adams; spot, Earl Dixon.
Next party will be April 14,
DISTRICT PUBLIC SPEAKING WINNERS — The Crediton and
district Social club trophy for public speaking in five area
elementary schools was won for the first time by Usborne Central.
Former correspondent dies
Above, Harvey, Hodgins and Steve Pertschy of the Crediton club
present the trophy to principal Allan Taylor and winning students
Catherine Varke, Renee ICirsme and Lisa Westcott, T-A photo
Exdusimehealingsub$tenee pm PO to5brink
ssraprrhslds and repair damaged tissue.
A renowned research institute has
found a unique healing substance
with the ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly It relieves itching
and discomfort in minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place
Most important of all results
were so thorough that this improve-
ment was maintained over a period
of many months,
This was accomplished with a
new healing substance tl3io-Dyne)
which quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulates growth of new
tissue.
Now Bio-Dyne is offered in oint-
ment and suppository form called
Preparation H, Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
61VAISIMUMASAVYMENSM
Crediton youth lead service
Wayne, Scott and Brian and
Madeline Brornilou of
Kapuskasing, and son Robin of
the University of Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs, Ron Withers,
Detroit, visited with Mr. & Mrs,
Reg Finkbeiner and Michael.
Major and Mrs. Robert
Palmer, Shirley, Beth and Mark
of North Bay and Calvin Fahrner,
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mr, & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner.
At the home of Mrs. Alvin Fink-
beiner were Mr, & Mrs. Jerry
Cliff Russell
Vandeworp and family, Kit-
chener, Gwen Finkbeiner,
Toronto, Brian, Waterloo, and
Mr, & Mrs, Wolfgang Janzen,
Windsor.
Police bad to be called last
week to investigate property
damage done on the premises of
two elderly citizens south of
Crediton. in the barn owned by
Irving Stahls a 150 foot length of
rope was loosened from the hip of
the roof and chopped to pieces
with a hatchet,
Personals
Ifoliday visitors with Mr, &
Mrs, Jack Trevithick were Mr. &
Mrs. Don Newey and girls of
Kingston, Ruth Trevithick,
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Walper and family of Greenway,
George Neil, Mrs, E. Johnson and
Bill of Parkhill, and Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Dorman,
Mrs, Don Taylor arrived home
from St, Joseph's Hospital last
week.
The UCW meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Fred Lewis
Wednesday evening.
Hi.-C Keenagers from Brinsley
United Church attended the
Youth Easter Sunrise Service in
Ailsa Craig United Church
Sunday,
Shirley Hodgson and Barry
McConnell of London spent East
Sunday with the former's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Hodgson and family.
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have returned home from Texas
after spending the winter months
there.
Mr. & Mrs. John McCormick
and Mrs, George Hall spent the
Easter weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
John Hanniman at Renfrew.
Harry Fletcher has been
transferred from St. Mary's
Memorial Hospital to the Walsh
Nursing Home.
A large crowd was present at
the Easter service in Kirkton
'United Church with Rev, King
presiding. Music was rendered
by Junior and Senior choirs.
Easter lilies were used to
decorate the church.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Marshall and
Heather of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Marshall, Linda and Bill
visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs.
Bill Marshall and Susan of
London.
Mrs. Miller McCurdy visited
with Mrs. Lizzie Knox at Sun
Haven Nursing Home, R.R. 2,
Lambeth, Friday. Miller
McCurdy visited with Mr. & Mrs,
Bill Kay in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Robinson
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Harvey Moore at Seaforth.
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Dobson, Mr.
& Mrs. Harold Henry and Jeff of
London visited Sunday with Mrs,
Wm. J. Blackler,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Maddock
and family of Port Hope spent the
weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Wm.
Maddock.
At the Easter Service at St.
Paul's Anglican Church Sunday
morning Easter lilies were
placed in memory of the late
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Easter services at Zion United
Church began with a Good Friday
service, the pastor, Rev. Douglas
Warren, presenting a message on
The Cross.
Sunday morning there was a
Sunrise Service in charge of the
young people. Paul Fydenchuk
and Ron Bowers led the service;
Bruce Hodge, Wally Fydenchuk,
Rick Bowers and Perry Presz-
cator were ushers.
Eight girls sang a choir
number, and Gwen and Debbie
Finkbeiner sang, with their
mother accompanying them.
Guest speaker was Gerald
McAuley, teacher at the high
school, Exeter. He spoke on The
Risen Lord. Breakfast was
served following the service,
For the regular morning
service Mr. Warren preached on
Resurrection Life, Special music
was provided by the choir.
Monday evening the young
people attended the Faith and
Life Crusade at Zurich.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Parker,
London, were Good Friday guests
of Rev. & Mrs, Douglas Warren.
This week their guest is Rev.
James Somerville, Chatham,
speaker at the Faith and Life
Crusade.
Sunday evening Rev. Armin
Schlenker conducted the service
at the Bluewater Rest Home, his
theme The Good Shepherd. Mrs.
Lloyd Hey and Ella Morlock
sang, accompanied by Mrs, Ed
Finkbeiner.
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Browning won prizes in the
Indian division; Mrs. Jack Dye
and Karl Ohmayer in the
Western. Gerald Dearing
presented the prizes.
Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Hodge were
honoured by the Club for the work
they have done since its in-
ception, Mrs. Hodge received a
corsage, Mr. Hodge a desk set,
the presentation being made by
Andy Bierling.
Mrs. Moses Faist
Mrs. Moses Faist, who was
living at the Bluewater Rest
Home, died suddenly Monday
while visiting her son Lewis in
Kitchener. The funeral service
was held Wednesday at the R. C.
Dinney Funeral Home, with
interment in the Crediton
Cemetery.
Mrs. Faist was Crediton T-A
correspondent for many years.
Pallbearers were Harold
Wolfe, Claire Swartz, Don and
Carman Roeszler, Gerald Smith
and Gordon Ratz.
Persona Is
Last Thursday the Women's
institute presented lilies to
former Crediton residents now in
Huronview and the Bluewater
Rest Home. Mrs. Lorne Hodge
was appointed to deliver them.
Thursday evening Group II of
the UCW, Mrs. Ross Krueger and
Mrs. Armin Schlenker in charge,
catered for a Federation of
Agriculture dinner in the Com-
munity Hall.
Easter guests with Miss Nola
Faist were Mr. & Mrs. Douglas
Hilborn and Mark, Drayton,
Joanne Rew, Agincourt, and Mr,
& Mrs. Robert Hilborn and Cathy"
of Orangeville.
At the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Finkbeiner were Sgt. &
Mrs. Robert Lambie, sons
Social Club
At a Western and Indian
Costume Dance of the Crediton
and District Social Club Mrs.
Andy Bierling and Charles
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. & Mrs. William Spence,
David, Susan and Steven were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Burton Morgan and family of
Waterloo.
Mr. & Mrs. Beverly Westman
of Granton and Janet Westman of
London visited Friday evening
with Mr, & Mrs. Glenn Copeland
and girls.
Mrs. Frank Rodd spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Tom
Taylor of London.
Mrs. John Butters, Mr. & Mrs.
John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin,
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia , Ellen and Deanna, Mr.
& Mrs, David Wheeler and Miss
Jean Copeland were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. George
Wheeler.
Mrs. Catherine Hem of St.
Marys and Yvonne Jaques and
Dalton Jaques of Zion West were
Sunday guests with Mrs. Arthur
Hopkin.
Mr. & Mrs. J. E, Anderson have
returned from a holiday in
Florida.
Many spend Easter
with Shipka friends
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Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker, Nancy
and Donna, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Baker, visited Friday with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Baker at St. Thomas.
Jim Webb and Nancy Mills of
St. Catharines, Mr. & Mrs. Doug
Russell of Parkhill with Mr. &
Mrs. Cliff Russell.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Chapman of
London with Mr. & Mrs. Les
Adams.
Mr. & Mrs, Harold Vincent,
Lori, Michael and Michelle spent
the weekend in Michigan with
Mrs. Vincent's sisters and
brotheri-in-law, Mr. • & Mrs.
Horst Kovitzki and Mr. & Mrs.
Bruce Navarra.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and
girls of Stratford and Gary Baker
of Waterloo were with Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Baker for the weekend.
Miss Violet Sharpe of
Hamilton, Mr. & Mrs, Murray
Evans of Delaware, Eleanor
Sharpe of London were with Mr.
& Mrs. Verne Sharpe.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Greg of
Wingham, Mrs. Marlene Wilcox
of Crediton, Mr. & Mrs. Clair
Temple and family of Grand
Bend visited with Mr, & Mrs.
Willis Desjardine.
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine spent
the weekend with her daughter
Mrs. Ruby Little of Greenway.
Mrs. Ortha Baker visited
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Jake
Reder of Hayfield.
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Sweitzer
spent the weekend in Welland
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Elsie Comfort of Welland
spent this past few weeks visiting
with her three daughters and
families in this area, Mrs. Milton
Sweitzer, Mrs. Jack Pickering
and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer,
Mrs, Milton Sweitzer and Mrs.
Elsie Comfort visited Wednesday
with Mr, & Mrs, Seth Amans at
Zurich.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. H. Morenz were Mr, & Mrs.
Ross Corbett, Steve and Jeff of
IIensall.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kaak and Mr. &
Mrs. Bill McCann returned from
a week's holidays in Mexico,
travelling both ways by plane.
The Kaak children, Connie, Joey
and Jeanette stayed with Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Daarnan while their
parents were away.
Margaret Gibson, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs, Fred Gibson is a
patient in St, Joseph's hospital,
London.
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For Attending
Sunday School
1. Through it, the Bible becomes meaningful
as God's word to mankind.
2. it is a means of worshipping God.
3. its influence builds character.
4. Its influence builds citizenship,
At EMMANUEL, we think Sunday School is that important
that we train out teachers.
Interested members of the community are welcome to
participate with our teachers in a series of 5 training
sessions (E.T.T.A,) to be held
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