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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-01-10, Page 5Times-Advocate, January 10, 1979 Page 5 Install Crediton Social Club officers, several enjoy trips By MRS. PETER MARTIN The Crediton and District Social Club held their in stallation of officers meeting Saturday night. Wilmar Wein welcomed the members and their wives and introduced the outgoing president Wesley Hodgson, Mr. Hodgson spoke about his two years in office and thanked everyone for their cooperation. The presenting officer Fred Bowers ushered up the new secretary Harvey Hodgins and he was sworn in by Lloyd Bender. The new president is Gerald Dearing. Taking his oath of office from Wes, Hodgson. Bob Reynolds was then presented for the office of Treasurer and was sworn in by Lloyd Bender. Vice-presidents Ken Glavin and Glen Hodgins wer installed by Steve Pertschy. The various committees were then in stalled as follows: Bar, Alf Smith, Bill Wilds Winter, Dick Bob Pinter Hodge; lunch Les Dykeman, cator, Allan Pfaff, Tom Ryan, Gerald 0 Leary and Bob Galloway. Entertainment tee: Gerald Gaiser, Ronald Scott, Gord Simon Brand, son and Bill Hodge. Charles Browning Sr. and Lloyd Roeszler are mem bership committee and Lloyd Bender and Steve Pertschy auditors. Wilmar Wein is property and management head. President Gerald Dearing spoke on the plans for the club in the upcoming year. A bus trip to New York is planned for April 13-16. This is the club’s 10th anniversary and a dance will................. the Rec center Park in June. Dearing then Wes. Hodgson with a desk set as a token of the clubs ap preciation. Mr. & Mrs. Judd Dykeman were presented with life memberships and Dykeman received a rose corsage. New members, entertained for the rest of the evening. Rink underway The skating rink has been completed at the park. Young and old alike are enjoying the winter sport. be held at in Huron presented Mrs. lovely Gary Skinner and Dave Gibson, were introduced. Steve Pertschy asked for a minute’s silence for founders of the club have passed away: Attfield, Gordon Ratz John Buxton. These men and many others command our respect because they were the founders of the club, 10 commit- 'years ago. The installation and business was adjourned and Thomp- Southern , Don Hohansson, and Bruce committee, Stan Presz- Hutchinson Jim 'Comfort the who Art and Band Returns home Mrs. Eleanor Oestricher has returned home after spending nearly three weeks away during the holiday season. She first went to her son’s, Robert Greenwood to spend Christmas, with him Hensall Kinettes delivered flowers to shut-ins at Christmas and took small gifts to residents in the Queensway Nursing Home. They had a draw for a baby quilt and first prize winner was Carol Johnston, Zurich. Second was Ray Baynham, Kippen. The Hensall Kinsmen took Senior citizens to the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, for entertainment. Nelson Howe played the violin accompanied by Mrs. Alf Ross on the piano. Nelson Howe and Brian Fink played the bag-pipes. and his family at Don Mills. While there she had the special treat of seeing Lois Marshall, the great mezzo soprano in person, Ms. Marshall was guest soloist at a Christmas concert put on by the Orpheus Choir of Toronto. Coffee and cheese- was served after the concert and a carol sing was thoroughly enjoyed. Two of Mrs. Oestricher’s nephews and their wives were dinner guests at her sons home and all enjoyed a very pleasant visit. Mrs. Oestricher telephoned many of her friends and relatives in the district. Christmas Eve she at tended a community carol service at her son’s church presented by the C.G.I.T. . group combining i t with their candlelight service. Her granddaughter Adrienne was MC. It was a pleasure to attend Christmas Sunday Service with her family at their church. All are choir members. Later that week her son drove her to her brother, Mr. Robert Hardy’s home in Burlington. He took them out to a restaurant overlooking beautiful Burlington Bay. The next day Mr, Hardy took his sister for noon luncheon with their sister .Mr. W. R. M. Bain. She spent New Years with her sister. On her way home due to bus cancellations she spent overnight with a niece in London. One of the treasures she brought home with her was an autographed copy of the “Scarlet Mantle” a fiction novel based on the life and times of Julius Caesar. This is a precious gift as it was written by her brother Dr. W. G. Hardy, Edmonton, Personals A birthday celebration for Mrs. Charles Hoffman at Mrs. Bob Dinney’s was enjoyed by several area ladies. Those present from Crediton were, Mrs. Ray Morlock, Mrs. Gordon Morlock, Schlenker Morlock. Mr. & Fahrner returned daughters Mrs. Armin and Miss Ella Mrs. Emmery have recently from their Lt. Col. & Mrs. 1 Bob Palmer, Ottawa. Calvin ’ drove his parents to Ottawa where they celebrated ( Christmas. The Fahrner’s and many friends celebrated ' the 25th anniversary of Norma and Bob. The ’ celebration was hosted by J the children, the girls,having ! flown from Edmonton, Alberta. ’ On their way home they 1 made a short stop at Kingston and stayed in Mississauga. They both enjoyed the trip and noted good travelling conditions while they were on the road. Greta Beaver has been transferred to South Huron Hospital, Exeter. The Sunday School had a Christian Education meeting to elect a new treasurer and literature secretary. Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner will fill the post. The white gift offering was discussed and will be sent to the Salvation Army in London. The meeting was closed by a prayer given by Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner. Mr. & Mrs. Dave McClure and family enjoyed a trip to Florida over the Christmas holidays. They toured the Thomas Edison Museum at Fort Meyers. Lake Okeechobee area is a garden center. They have drained the marshland in this area and have put up dikes to keep the water back. Diesel pumps are used to do this because of the uncertain electric power during hurricane season. While at Lake Okeechobee they enjoyed a farm tour seeing and tasting fresh lettuce, celery and sugar cane. They saw fields of carrots and radish. In each field they were told how the product is grown and maintained and its uses. On leaving they were given bags of fresh radish and baby carrots. They then travelled up to Orlando and Clairmont in the Central region where there are many largecitrous farms. While in Leesburg they visited with Mr. & Mrs. Andy Dixon and were taken on a tour of one of the large orange groves. In the northern part of Florida they saw many horse and cattle ranches. 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