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By MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDITON
The 4th meeting of 441
Crediton Club 5 Loafers was
held February 22 at
Sullivan's. The meeting
opened with the pledge. Roll
call was to bring a sample of
the bread baked the week
before. Comments were
made on the success and any
problems that were en-
countered.
The girls are • planning a
party; Italian style.
Everyone will bring Italian
food. Along with the home
activity, appropriate games
to play at the party are to be
thought of.
Meeting was adjourned by
President Connie Kaak and
everyone tasted the delicious
English muffins prepared by
Connie.
Play euchre
Tuesday the Crediton
Womens Institute held their
third euchre of the season
with 12 tables in play.
Winners were Ladies high -
Lily Schwartz, men's high -
Russell Brown, ladies low
Florence Finkbeiner, men's
low - Cliff Kenney, ladies
lone hands - •Doris Pfaff,
men's lone hands, - Russell
King.
The next euchre will be
held Marbh 10 at 8p.m. in the
Crediton hall. -
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Smith
had a surpirise visit Monday
when their son, Randy, from
Olds, Alberta popped in for
supper and some of Mom's
dutch apple pie. He, Judy,
Roy, Joan and the families
joined in on the celebration.
Randy will spend some time
here with his parents.
Soul Survivors the U.C.
Youth group enjoyed a
toboggan party at Pinery
Provincial Park Friday
evening. They enjoyed hot
chocolate and hot dogs
cooked over an open fire and
returned to the church for a
worship service.
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Build up a lot of
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over the flat spot.
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Briskly.
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MARY POPPINS AND COMPANY — Ronalynn Bell appeared as Mary Poppins
in Saturday's Exeter figure skating club carnival. The others from the left are
• Jennifer Cook, Stacey Rader, Andrea Bell, Jennifer Lavier, Kari Sue Kyle, Tracy
Humphrey and Sheila Dougall. T -A photo
Exeter senior citizens
learn of Homemakers
The meeting of Exeter
Senior Citizens attended by.
about 50 members took place
March 1.
Ken Johns, president,
conducted the business part
of the meeting. Dates . to
remember are March 10,
program and dance ,at
Vanastra, beginning at 2
p.m.
Town and Country annual
meeting and banquet April 7
at Pineridge Chalet.
A lengthly letter con-
cerning "Homemakers" was
read. This is a service,
through the county, for those
who need care, in their
homes. Costs are geared to
the ability of a person to pay.
Mrs. Love gave a report
from the advisory com-
mittee. Anyone wishing help
to complete their income
taxes may contact Mr. ,
Charles Smith. Suggestions
for what senior citizens
Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Miss Rhea Mills visited with her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jongkind,
Meagan and Christopher.
Mrs. Robert Corraut of St.
Marys, Mrs. John Butters
and Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. David
Wheeler, Steven, Bobby and
Craig.
Miss Meagan Jongkind
spent the past week at her
home due to the yearly slack
week at Western University.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sch-
wartz and Miss Doris Sch-
wartz of Crediton and Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Insley of
Exeter were Sunday supper
guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Insley.
Mrs.Myrtle Hanna of
Stratford spent the weekend
aith Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Gartenburg.
Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Thomson of
Parkhill
Our sympathy is extended
to Mrs. William Rundle and
family ;in the passing of the
formers mother, Mrs. Albert
Scott on Friday.
Mrs. Ordell Webber was a
guest on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Eagleson of
Greenway.
Mrs. Pam Ditchfield of
London spent the weekend
Dough -nuts
plan tour
February 25, the Crediton
Dough -nuts met at the home
of Karen Haist for their se-
cond meeting. They opened
with the 4-H pledge and
answered the roll call which
was naming a place for let-
ting the dough rise.
The members made butter-
milk bread and rolls and
started Health Bread. Ideas
were discussed for our title
page and about touring the
Arva flour mill. The next
Meeting will be held at the
Crediton Community Centre,
March 4.
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Stuff scrap plastic bags in
holes . and gaps where in-
sulation ought to be but isn't.
Do not plug air vents or
places near heat or wires.
might do to help celebrate
"Heritage Week" were
requested.
Mrs. Les Thomson- an-
nounced plans are underway
for a bus trip to Caledonia in
June, possibly June 28,
Further information later.
The program, chaired by
Mrs. Walter Davis consisted
of a reading by Mrs. Davis
"The Little Red Hen. 2
contests, and a musical
game. Also a thought
provoking" talk on
wastefulness. The program
concluded by some beautiful
slides shown by Mr. Hart.
The next meeting will be
April 6 at 7:30 p.m.
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By MRS. 1. SUMMERS
GRANTON
At the United Church the
Rev. Elwood Morden was
was In charge of the worship
and conducted the service
for the youth groups of
Granton and community on
Sunday. Members of the
Scouts, Cubs, Beavers,
CGIT, Explorers and their
leaders attended. Explorer
leader Julie McRobert led in
the responsive reading.
Joanne Goos CGIT member
read the first scripture
lesson. Scout Scott Wissel the
second.
Larry .Ketelaars Scout
Commissioner- brought
greetings and told a story
that explained that 'tone boy
was strong enough to set a
good example to - his com-
panions, he will eventually
win them over. to his side.
The offering was taken up by
four Cubs.
Rev. Morden entitled' his
message to the members of
the Youth Groups "How it all
began." This dealt with the
history of the Scout and
Guide movement, from the
time it was founded by Lord
Baden Powell seventy five
years ago, up to the time of
Lord Baden Powell's death
in Kenya . Africa in 1961,
giving highlights of the
movement, up to the time of
the World gathering at
Canmore, Alberta in 1981.
1te minister concluded his
message by reading the last
letter the world leader of
Scouts wrote to all scouts• of
the world, it contained this
message, Be prepared to live
happy, and die happy, and
keep the Scout promise.
In the children's story the
minister told them the
meaning of trust. and ex-
plained that it was a great
honor to have people trust
you.
Sunday School awards
were presented by
superintendent Mrs. Leroy
Bryan to the following
children, 1st pin, Angie
Lambourn; 2nd pin, Adrea
Orlin; 4th pin, Paula Pin-
combe; wreath, Neil Waugh.
Congratulations to Ken-
neth McGuffin on being
awarded his certificate and
badge by the Rev. E. Morden
for Religious studies in
Scouting.
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church the Rev. Greg Smith
conducted the service of
morning prayer for the first
Sunday in Lent. The service
began with the Litany of.
Penitence. The first lesson
was read by Kenny Beatson
and the second by Steven.
Ready, The sermon dealt
with the aim of the church,
which is. Anglicans in
Mission and is the
descriptive need of the
Christian call to Worship in
the Diocese.
Granton Happy Gang
meet
The Happy Gang , met at
the United Church on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
James Kerr presided over a
short business meeting,
Plans for a bus trip were
discussed and will be
finalized later in the spring.
Get well cards were signed
by all, for two members who
are patients in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital, Mrs.
Etta Carson and Mrs. Olive
Gowan.
As the members of the
Happy Gang are par-
ticipating in- the Gospel
Service at the United Church
SOUTH PACIFIC SKATERS — Skating as sailors in the South Pacific number in
Saturday's Exeter figure skating carnival were Donald Broadfoot, Tim Bullock,
Devin Horton, Michael Rankin, Paul Gibbs and John Hruden. T -A photo
on Sunday, March 7 at 7:30
p.m., a practice was held
with Mrs. Doug Brown at the
piano. A few card games and
crokinole were enjoyed,
followed by a social time
over lunch.
CGIT Gospel night
It's not come, come to the •
Church in the Wildwood, it's
come to the United Church in
Granton on Sunday, March 7
at 7:30 p.m. when the CGIT
are sponsoring an evening of
gospel song and music.
There are a number of
groups, instrumental and
Saintsbury
.
communion
Cottage service was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll Sunday after-
noon. Rev. Greg Smith con-
ducted the service of Holy
Communion. Service next
Sunday will be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall
Marylou and Robert and Jef-
-frey Young and Teresa
Shumpka, and Mrs. Earl
Atkinson Lucan, Mrs. Jim
Barker and Miss Joan
Barker. London called 'on
Mrs. Heber Davis on the
weekend.
Mrs. K. Elston, Centralia
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and
Mr. -and Mrs. Harry Dougal,
London were dinner guests
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Tindall.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee and Mrs. Viola
Atkinson visited Mrs. Ray-
mond Greenlee Exeter
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs." Wayne
Carroll. Julie and Lisa spent
the weekend with relatives
in Sarnia. their son Ryan
spent the weekend with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Carroll.
PLAN PROGRAM
The Vanastra
Recreational Centre, RR 5
Clinton, is offering a day
program for physically
disabled adults under the
Canada Community
Development Project,
employment branch.
Program contact ob-
jectives are to provide a day
centre for the physically
disabled adults (18 to 60
years of age) in Huron
County; to help these in-
dividuals live as in-
dependently as possible; to
alter their environment
during a significant portion
of their lives by enabling
them to leave their .homes
and participate in social,
recreational and educational
activities.
vocal participating, which
makes for a variegated
program. Anyone who takes
advantage of this offer, is in
for a very inspirational
experience.
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