The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-26, Page 17WIN QUIZ TROPHY — The Exeter-Crediton Bible quiz team won the South Huron Youth for Christ cham-
pionship recently. From the left are Doug Klover, Carol Anne Van Wieren, Janice Heywood, Mary Schlenker,
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Personals
Derick Whalen, Patawawa and
Gordon Messer, Camp Borden
visited over the holiday weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Sam King.
The funeral service for Carlton
Handers, father of Mrs. Wilmar
Wein, was held in Watford,
Tuesday afternoon.
Lt, Col. & Mrs. Robert Palmer
and Mark, Ottawa, and Calvin
Fahrner, Mississauga, were
weekend visitors at the home of
Mr. & Mrs, Emmery Fahrner.
Tony Martens is a patient at Sc,
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
visited last week with Mrs.
Oestricher's sisters, Mrs. S. L.
Honey and Mrs. R. W. McBain,
Grimsby.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Gielen
celebrated their 25th Wedding
Anniversary, Friday • with a
dinner for family and neighbours
at the Kirkton-Woodham Com-
munity Centre, followed by a
reception and dance there.
Mrs. Gielen's sister and her
husband, her parents and an
uncle flew from Holland to take
part in the happy occasion! The
sister and her husband had to
return after a brief, three-day
visit; the parents and uncle are
spending several weeks in
Canada.
Messages of congratulation
were received from government
officials, and from friends in
Holland and Germany, as well as
from well wishers in this area.
At the Sunday morning service
at Zion United Church, Harry
Schroeder sang the song of which
he composed both the music and
words. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Gill
assisted him in committing the
music to scale.
Lucan seniors
play cards
Members of the Sunshine and
Busy Buddies' groups met
on Thursday afternoon in the
Masonic Hall for cards and
crafts.
During a brief business
meeting chaired by President
Merna O'Neil, members were
reminded to have their money in
for their tickets for the Huron
Country Playhouse production by
today, Thursday.
Birthday greetings were ex-
tended to Lois Thompson, Iva
Hodgins, Earl Atkinson and
Murray Shoebottom,
Euchre Prizes went to
Margaret Allen for high Lady's
score; Marjorie Steeper Lone
Hands; and Mary Hodgson the
low prize. Frank Mcllhargey won
Man's High; Charlotte Barker
Man's Lone and Harriet Holmes
Man's Low, both playing men's
cards.
Bridge prizes went to Gordon
Hotson for high score and Maude
Hodgins low.
The Busy Buddies continued
working on their liquid em-
broidery, The members of this
group decided to have the tickets
made and distributed on the
Floral Quilt. Application for a
lottery number will be made this
week.
Lunch was provided by Mary
McCarthy, Oney McFalls, Fred
McIlhargey and Agnes Nor-
tbgraves.
Ey MRS. IRVIN RADER
Gertrude Musser, London
attended the Laymen's Seminar
at Oral Roberts University in
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mr% & Mrs. Wilson Morley
spent Saturday with the formers
daughter and other friends at
their trailer in the Port Stanley
area.
By KATHY COOPER
The District Annual for the
Federate Women's Institute of
Ontario was held at the United
Church, Grand Bend on Thur-
sday.
By DENISE FLETCHER
Sixty relatives and friends of
Mrs. Harry Ford gathered at the
Kirkton Community Centre for a
dinner May 15 to celebrate her
87th birthday.
Mrs. Ford is residing in Kit-
chener with her son Mr. & Mrs,
Clarence Ford.
Those who were present were
Mr. & Mrs, Harry Sparling and
Miss Ruth Horne, London, Mr. &
Mrs. Clayton Brock and family,
Elora, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold
Westelaken, Amy and Andrew,
Mooretown, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Ford and family, Mr. 4t Mrs.
Fred Brock and Laurie, Kit-
chener, Mr. & Mrs. Newman
Baker, St, Marys, Mr. & Mrs.
Don Masnica and family, Cen-
tralia.
Also attending were Mrs.
Laura Dickey, Mr. & Mrs. Rollie
Williams, Mrs. Dorothy Morley,
Danny and Shari, Exeter, Mrs.
Gerald Grubbe and family,
Farquhar, Mr. & Mrs. Freeman
Horne, Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Ford
and family, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond
Horne, Shelly and 'Jodi, Win-
chelsea, Mr. & Mrs, Doug
Coward, Mary Margaret and
Stephen, Kirkton.
Attending from Elimville
Women's Institute were Isabelle
Fletcher, Louise Creery, Olga
Hern, Hazel Miller, Ruth Skin-
ner, Ina Sinner, Mary Hera, Jean
Lynn, Grace Pym and Shirley
Cooper. Olga Hern supplied the
musical number in the afternoon.
Several ladies attended the
quilt show at Kirkton-Woodharn
Community Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Don Kyle,
London on Monday celebrating
several birthdays.
Mr. & Mrs. John Batten
camped with several other
families of the Atisahle River
Nomads at 13earnsville an the
weekend.
The Thames Rd.
United Churches held their
Mission and Service day at the
Thames Rd. United Church. A
film called "In as Much," was
showed during the morning
service.
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Elimville WI at annual
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
The May Grandmother's
meeting of the Women's Institute
was held Wednesday evening, in
the Community Hall. Mrs, Gerald
Dearing, newly appointed
president, welcomed the guests.
Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner chaired
the program.
Roll call was answered by
introducing the grandmother
invited, and displaying the an-
tique brought. Mrs. Harvey
Andrews read a poem on antiques
and talked •about the antiques on
display. Mrs. Earl Haist gave a
reading, on mothers and grand-
mothers.
Dave Sheppard, Grand Bend
one of the guest speakers of the
evening talked about his hobbies
of antique collection and fur-
niture refinishing.
The second guest speaker was
Mary Ann Gielen, home
economist from Grand Prairie,
Alberta. She told of her ex-
periences in her work and her
travels.
There wasi a contest for
grandmothers. Prizes were given
to the grandmother with the most
grandchildren, Mrs. Margaret
Clarke; to the grandmother with
the youngest grandchild, Mrs.
Harvey Andrews; to the youngest
grandmother, Mrs. Doug Lewis;
to the oldest grandmother, Mrs.
Cora Wein and Mrs. Nelson
Schenk.
Flowers were given to the
contestants and to the speakers.
During the business session, it
was decided to attend a showing
of "George Washington Slept
Here" at the Huron Country
Playhouse in August. The
Historical Committee are
planning a dedication of the
Community Field gates in June.
Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner was ap-
pointed to the Kitchen Com-
mittee. It was agreed to cater for
the Stephen Central School
Graduation Banquet in June.
Mrs. Cliff Kenney presented a
gift to Mrs. Roylance Westcott
and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne,
district president and secretary.
Theybrought greetings from the
Huron South organization.
Lunch was served by the Sep-
tember committee.
Mrs. Gerald Dearing, Mrs.
Bruce Shapton, Mrs. Harvey
Andrews, Mrs. Norman Eveland
and Mrs. Cliff Kenney attended
the 74th District Annual of the
Women's Institute at Grand Bend
United Church Thursday, May 19.
The theme of the conference was
"Let us take time for all things."
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