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Times -Advocate, May 26, 1982
Crediton firemen fireworks display a sparkling success
by MRS. PITO MARTIN -
The Crediton Women's In-
stitute held their May
meeting in the town hall
Wednesday evening. The
meeting was opened by the
singing of the Ode following
by the Collect.
Roll Call was answered
with "A fun activity I enjoy"
with members responding.
Minutes were read and ap-
proved. Bills and cor-
respondence were read.
Poem "Mother's Prayer"
was read by Mrs. Dave Cot -
tel. The treasurer's report
was given.
President Mrs. Dave Cottel
turned tie meeting over to the
program committee. Mrs.
Gerald Dearing read a poem
"Seasonal Notes". Motto
was read by Mrs Gerald
Dearing. Games . followed.
Purse spell down was won by
Mrs. Hubert Cooper.
Four volunteers played an
ice cream game. Ruth
Eveland, Jean Crawford,
Dolores Shapton and Louise
Wein. Winners of the latter
game were Jean Neil and
Ruth Eveland.
Winners of the Curiosity
Shop game were Anne Cottel
and Louise Wein. The Ha Ha
game caused a lot of Ha Ha's
with the most soberest player
being Cora Wein. ,
Mrs. Lloyd Roeszler gave
her report from Waterloo Of-
ficers Conference held May
4-6. Winners of the point game
were Erma Krueger, Katie
Schenk, Bernice Cooper and
Gloria Martin. Lunch was.
served by Lois Hodgins, Jean
Heist and Louise Wein.
The next meeting will be
held September 15 at the town
hall. The meeting will be
associated with the Huron
County Historical Society's
meeting. The main topic will
be on Flax. All those in-
terested are welcome.
Mrs. Bruce Shapton, Mrs.
Gerald Dearing, Mrs. Earl
Neil, Mrs. Dave Cottel and
WE HAING PLANTSVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF
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DAVID STECKLE AND FAMILY
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C1 osed Sundays
READY TO FIRE - Firemen Charlie Browning,
prepare the fireworks display at Crediton Monday
John Pritchard and Doug Lightfoot
night.
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HIGHWAYS #4 & 83
EXETER
MONDAY, TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY 946 P.M.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9100 P.M.
SATURDAY 8130.6 P.M.
Mrs. Russell King attended
the district annual on Thurs-
day at Emmanuel Church in
Zurich.
Church news
Monday the ladies of the
United Church Women spon-
sored a bus trip to Elmira.
They enjoyed lunch at the
Stone Creek and then a tour
through the Mennonite
countryside.
Sunday was the 131st An-
niversary of the United
Church. Rev. Stan McDonald,
Hensall was guest minister.
The junior and senior choir,
under -the direction of Don
Finkbeiner sang, "With a Lit-
tle Love" and "In the Morn-
ing of Life". The senior choir
opened the service with "Ho-
ly Holy" Doug Lewis provid-
ed the organ music and Joyce
Preszcator played the piano.
Rev. McDonald spoke to the
children about "The Good
Samaritan Dog" and address-
ed the adults with "The
Ultimate Question".
After the service lunch was
served by the U.C.W. group
.offering a chance for
fellowship with friends and
relatives.
Rev. Brian Elder took the
service at Hensall United -
Church.
Firemen fireworks
Over 1,000 people came to
enjoy the music of Roger
Quick and the Rainbows and
to see a fireworks display
Monday evening at the.
Crediton Community Park.
Roger Quick and the Rain-
bows and Barb Saunders
were introduced by BX93 an-
nouncer Bob Capp. The
Roadrunner and a ambulance
from Hoffmans proved an at-
traction for many.
With a spray of golden
sparkles and a loud boom the
Personals
Mrs. Ed Hendrick passed
away early Wednesday mor-
ning in a London hospital.
Resting at the T.H. Hoffman
Funeral Home in Dashwood
with the funeral tentatively
set for Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparl-
ing and Doug and Buelah.
Sparling, Walkerton visited
Sunday with Mrs. Lavina
Finkbeiner in South Huron
Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Morlock
and Lynn, Kitchener visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Morlock, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Browning 'Sr. spent the
weekend with friends in
Frankford.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Finkbeiner was
Scott Skinner.
fireworks got underway.
Serpentines, double headers
and shooting stars followed.
Ahs and ahs, whistles, claps
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and toots followed the lighting
of the St. Catharines' wheels.
A free-will collection will be
used for next year's display.
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