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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-04-27, Page 6Times-Advocate, April 27, 1978 Crediton Wl elects slate of officers for new year 4! By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON The Women’s Institute held their annual meeting Wednesday evening. Roll Call was answered by naming an article one regretted having thrown into the dump. Committees read their annual reports. A bus trip was planned and a motion passed to cater for the Stephen Central graduation banquet in June. Mrs. Cliff Kenney reported the district board meeting and con­ ducted the election and in­ stallation of officers. Mrs. Dave Cottel discussed the motto “Forget what you can’t do; con­ centrate on what you can do”. Mrs. Peter Martin sang two numbers “One Day at a Time” and “Thank God for the Promise of Springtime” accompanied by Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner. Mrs. Ross Krueger read a poem. After a contest was conducted, lunch was served by Mrs. Kenney, Mrs. Ed Nethercott and Mrs. Don Davey. Officers for the year 1978- 79 are: Past president, Mrs. Cliff Kenney; President, Mrs. Gerald Dearing; 1st Vice president, Mrs. Dave Cottel; 2nd Vice president, Mrs. Norman Eveland; Secretary, Mrs. Harvey Hodgins; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Eric Fink­ beiner; Treasurer, Mrs. Don Davey; Assistant treasurer, Mrs. Glenn Hodgins; District Director, Mrs. Cliff Kenney; Alternate, Mrs. Bruce Shapton; Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Earl Neil; Branch Committee, Mrs. Ross Krueger, Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner, Mrs. Walter Weber; Good Cheer, Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Norman Eveland. Curator Tweedsmuir History, Mrs. Earl Haist; History Committee, Mrs. Arthur Ford, Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner, Mrs. Kenney, Mrs. Shapton, Mrs. Neil; Auditors, Mrs. Bruce Shapton, Mrs. Russell King; Pianists, Mrs. Shapton, Mrs. Robert Crawford; Agriculture and Industries, Mrs. Weber; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Glenn Hodgins; Education and Cultural Affairs. Mrs. Ross Haugh; Family and Con­ sumer Affairs, Mrs. Shap­ ton; Resolutions, Mrs. Kenney. Zion United Church Flowers in the sanctuary of Zion United Church Sunday were from the wedding of Dick Lord and Debbie Finkbeiner, the funeral services of Mrs. Clara Harris and Mrs. Milton Ratz, and in memory of Barry Morlock who died a year ago April 23. Anniversary services are planned for May 21, with the Jones family of Bradenton, Florida, as guests. June 11 is to be Children’s Day with Mr. & Mrs. Leis of Kit­ chener, puppeteer evangelists, as speakers. June 18 will be observed as Memorial Sunday. Vacation Bible School is scheduled for the week of August 21. Personals Michael Pierce, home for a week with his parents, Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Pierce, has returned to Bradenton, Florida, to rejoin the evangelistic team with which he has been working. Last Sunday he sang several numbers during the morning service at Zion United Church. We lost by death two former residents of Crediton, Mrs. Clara Harris of London and Mrs. Lillian Wenzel of Listowel. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner; Mrs. Audrey Wade, Mrs. Eleanor Oestricher, Mrs. Lloyd Hey, Mrs. Hugo Schenk, Mrs. Alwinna Galloway and Nola Faist attended the funeral service for Mrs. Wenzel in Listowel, Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Palmer, Ottawa, is spending several days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner. Peace of Mind Singers, a teenage group from London , presented a cantata “I’m here. God is here. Now we can start” to an appreciative audience in Zion United Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Jeanette Lamport was in Toronto Friday to attend her son’s graduation from Centennial College. Dale successfully completed the course of aircraft maintenance technician. DASHWOODHugh Boyle BEST WISHES TO Elect new officers Elimville Wl hear of coming events On The GOLF EXPANSION — One of the oldest barns in Usborne township has been completely renovated as part of the expansion of the Exeter Golf and Country Club operated by Allan and Hazel Westcott. T-A photo ATTENTION Due to the high cost of maintenance we have decided to terminate all the locker service. We request that all lockers be vacated by May 31,1978. We thank you and appreciate your past patronage. EXETER GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB poem HOW BIG ARE OUR yrSERVINGS Wellmanypeo- ple tell us in many different ways that Dixie Lee offers a ser­ ving that more thansatisfies. • Seafood • Chicken • Salad EXETER TAKE OUT V/ FRIED CHICKEN 235-2665 By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE The Women’s Institute held their annual meeting recently at the Elimville hall. The president Mrs. Murray Coward opened the meeting with a “Father Time.” Mrs. Tom Hern presented a gift to Joan Kerslake on the completion of Advance Honors, eighteen projects in 4-H and to Lisa Westcott, Denise Fletcher and Kathy Cooper for completing 12 4-H projects giving them Provincial Honours. Members were reminded of a Blossom Tea to be held at Huronview May 31, and 4- H Achievement Day April 29 at South Huron District High School. Everyone is welcome to the afternoon program. The district annual will be held at Hensall United Church May 18 with Mrs. Coward, Mrs. Lome Johns, Mrs. Ina Skinner and Mrs. Theron Creery as delegates. The program committee of Mrs. Ron Fletcher and Mrs. Tom Hern had programs at different intervals throughout the meeting. Mrs. Hern read two articles “Rise and Shine” and “The Best Things in Life are free.” Mrs. Wm Morley and Mrs. Freeman Horne were ap­ pointed auditors coming year. A donation was Exeter Fair. Mrs. gave a roport of the district meeting held recently in Hensall. Mrs. Howard Pym and Mrs. Horne offered to help organize the exhibit for Kirkton Fair. The annual meeting was then held with all conveners giving a report for the past year. Mrs. Elson Lynn in­ stalled the officers for the new term. They were as follows: past president-Mrs. Howard Pym, president-Mrs. Murray Coward, 1st vice- president-Mrs. George Conlan, 2nd vice-president- Mrs. Floyd Cooper, secretary-Mrs. Tom Hern, assistant secretary-Mrs. Philip Johns, treasurer-Mrs. Carl Gower, district director-Mrs. Lome Johns, alternate director-Mrs. Judson Dykeman, public relations-Mrs. Ron Fletcher, direc tors-Mrs. Dan Coward, Mrs. Jerry Grubb, and Mrs. Russell Morley. Convener for Agriculture and Canadian Industries- Mrs. Elson Lynn, convener for Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. Philip Johns, convener for Education and Cultural Activities-Mrs. Gerry Grubb, convener for Family and Consumers Affairs-Mrs. Bev Parsons, convener for Resolutions- Mrs. Jud Dykeman, con­ vener for Tweedsmuir History-Miss Ruth Skinner. Mrs. article hens.” The ( reminded of a guest speaker ’ at the May meeting. He will be speaking on farm safety. The husband or a friend of members are invited. An exchange of a home made gift followed. Lunch and a social time was en­ joyed by all. Quite a number from the community attended the craft show held at Lucan Community Centre recently. Mr. & Mrs. John Batten and Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family enjoyed an af­ ternoon of bowling followed by a pot luck supper. This was organized by the Ausable River Nomad Camping group. Summary Day for the Women’s Institute short course “Personalize your Pattern” was held Tuesday evening in Clinton. Mrs. Delmar Skinner wrote the commentary in verse form and also read it. The leaders for this course were Mrs. Mrs. Emerson Penhale and Mrs. Theron Creery. A large number of students and parents attended Open House at Usborne Central School Thursday evening. A science display was set up in the auditorium as well as many displays in the halls of the school. A film and oral presen­ tation will be given by the Young Peoples class during Sunday School. Everyone is welcome to attend. GRAND OPENING of Your Club House We are pleased to have been selected to do the concrete work. c. a. McDowell ltd. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO Office: 228-6961 Plant: 235-0833 for the voted to Fletcher /*A Fletcher read an “When hens were members were Smile! Short-haired girl to long­ haired boy: “Of course dad­ dy doesn’t mind our being along together. He thinks you’re a girl.” REOPENS FRI. 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