Times-Advocate, 1988-05-25, Page 17SUCCESSFUL CREDITON FIREWORKS - The Crediton volunteer fire department again sponsored a very
successful firework display, Sunday night at Crediton Community Park. Shown from the left preparing the display
are firemen Doug Lightfoot, Dennis McDonald, Peter Wuerth, John Pritchard, Wayne Glanville and Robert Perts-
chy.
Credit�n4-H o ou oors
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATO
CREDITON - The sermon topic
at Zion United Church was taken
from �c is 2:1-12. and John 3:1-8
titled "The Renewing Spirit".
In hospital at South Huron, Exet-
er, arc .Mrs. Brenda Brand and son
Ted and Hanna Lamport.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator re-
- turned home Saturday from Cam-
bridge where they spent four days
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Grum-
mett. We visited Tuesday with Mrs.
Jerry Dallier and girls, Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and
boys. Wednesday we all visited the
African Safari which we really en-
joyed.
• On Thursday we were taken
through the Neilands Fabric plant.
It was really interesting to see how
fabric such as velour, vertical
blinds, upholstery for furniture and
knits arc made.
On Sunday our family joined us
at our trailer at Kettle Point for a
picnic: they were Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Dallier and Michele, Mrs. Allan
Dallier, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.
Robs. England and family, Huron
Park, Mr. and Mrs. John Arbo and
family, Woodham, Mrs. Lorna
Barnes and Jenna, Ken Wernham,
Thedford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farr,
St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid.lSILK and Tasha, Exeter.
After a delicious smorgasborg
supper, a ball game was enjoyed by
almost everyone.
Karen Foran and Robt. England,
Huron Park, stayed with their
grandparents until Monday.
Crediton 4-11
Crediton Outdoor Enthusiasts had
their outing on Friday, May 13 at
Birch Bark Trailer Fi7 ' We all
brought something to cook, we
started supper. We cooked it over a
campfire, everybody's food turned
out excellent.
Lia took us on a hike through a
hush while Pat looked at some of
our books. When we returned we
raised our right hand and recited the
4-H pledge, roll call was taken also.
We then planned our games that we
are going to have for our achievc-
iu nt night.
As the evening was coming to an
end we sat around the campfire,
sang songs and told ghost stories.
We would like to give a huge ap-
preciation to Mr. and Mrs. Morden
who own Birch Bark Trailer Park.
They made our stay even better.
They have an excellent trailer park
with a pool and a playground for
kids.
Thanks!
Times -Advocate, May 25, 1988 Page 5B
for rind aPIan'reception
diva Westerhof, of Holland, to the
Klompen Fest in Clinton last Sat-
urday.
Jodi Nicole, daughter of Chris and
Katherine Eagleson, and Trevor Ro-
nald, son of Randy and Joanne Tur-
ner, were baptized last Sunday at
Greenway United Church.
Lori Vincent, who is attending
Warner Southern College at Lake
Wales, Florida, and her friend Ke-
vin, arrived home May 17, for a
two-week visit with her parents.
Harold and Lucille, Mike and Mi-
chelle Vincent.
Sandra Schroeder and a group of
friends are presently on holiday inj
England.
Phyllis Case, of Exeter area, vis-
ited an afternoon last week with her
sister Pat Schroeder.
Ferman and Leota Snyder visited
at her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
mand Musselman, Sunday May 15,
and Leota attended a baby shower
for her niece, Marilyn Genery.
There were about 30 in attendance at
the shower.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA - "Open House" will be
held Sunday May 29 at Stephen
Central School, from 2 to 4 p.m.
honoring Principal Don Finkbeiner,
who is leaving the area. The presen-
tation from the community will be
held at 3 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Personals
Members of the Vincent family
Centralia by Mrs. Tom Kooy
CENTRALIA - Rev. Deborah
Carter was back in the pulpit for the
morning service at - the United
Church on Sunday.
Thursday evening May 26 the
Junior Young People will have
their last gathering of the season
with a pot luck picnic at Morrison
Dam from 6 to 7:30 p.rn.
The stewards and trustees are
called to meet Thursday evening at
8:30 at the church.
Personals
The almost perfect weather of the
weekend was enjoyed by many lo-
cals at campgrounds.
The euchre at the community cen-
tre on May 16 had prizes going to
high score Janet 1 licks, Larry Estey,
lone hands Mary Kooy, Percy
Noels, low score Nellie Trott,
Charles Rollings. Lucky score priz-
es went to Audrey McGregor, Mar-
jorie Steeper.
The next party will be May 30 at
8 o'clock. There will be no lunch.
The euchre at Heywoods Restau-
rant Monday May 23 had a good at-
tendance with prizes going to high
score Grace Wurm, Marian Thomp-
son, lone hands Grace Dixon, Mur-
ray Carter and low score winners
were Dorothy Bullock, Ieleen Math-
crs.
Next gathering will be June 6 at
2:30.
Tom and Mary Kooy were at 11-
dcrton on Sunday where they attend-
ed breakfast and anniversary services
at Grace Anglican Church. Flowers
in the church were in loving memo-
ry of the late Wilbur Sutherland
placed by his family..
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cronyn, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hodge and family,
Laurie Cronyn and Gerald Cook
spent the holiday weekend in Thorn-
bury.
The Centralia baseball players are
sponsoring a mixed tournament and
beef barbecue at Centralia Commu-
nity ball park June 10 and 11. The
barbecue is Saturday from 5 to 7
p.m. A notice will appear later in
the Exeter Times. Tickets available
from ball team members.
Saintsbury
by Mrs. Heber Davis
SAINTSBURY - Service at St.
Patrick's was conducted as usual
Sunday with Rev. Wheeler in
charge. Nadine Bedell read the les-
sons and May Davis provided music
for the hymns.
The 127th anniversary of St. Pa-
trick's will be held at 11 a.m. on
May 29 with Rev. Beverly Ann
Wheeler in charge. Mrs. Sheryl Car-
roll will be pianist and Mrs. Audrey
McFalls Centralia soloist. Every
one is welcome.
Mrs. Voyle Jordan and Mary Da-
vis attended the "Stonetown Fol-
lies" in St. Marys last Wednesday.
The Paul, Brothers Kirkton were
M.C. for the full day of entertain-
ment, and good food. Shirley Paul
accompanied them in the evening.
There were 450 seniors from
South Western Ontario present.
Many groups entertained during the
day. It was a fun day with most of
the entertainers 70 years to 90 years
of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGillivray,
Courtney, Katie Scarlett, Caleb and
Corbin spent the holiday weekend
with Bob's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John MacGillivray, Lion's Head.
Mary Davis was a dinner guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young,
Richard and John Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Needham and Mrs.
Voyle Jordan had lunch with Mary
Davis following church service,
Sunday.
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