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Times -Advocate, January 22, 1992
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Crediton Women's instiidt tows furniture plant
CREDITON - More than 20
members, spouses and friends of
the Crediton Women's Institute en-
joyed a tour of the Exeter Furniture
Limited plant, Wednesday night.
Plant owner Don McCaffrey
showed the -various steps used in
manufacturtrtgfnrniture-for-elwr'eh-
es throughout Canada. He also has
had sales in the United States and
overseas.
Manufactured in Exeter are
church pews, both plain and uphol-
stered, lecterns, pulpits, collection
plates, etc.
After the tour, the meeting orga-
nized by Dolores Shapton and Irene
Haugh, returned to the Crediton
Community Hall for a short busi-
ness session, a game of cards and
lunch.
This week senior choir practice
will be held tonight, Wednesday at
Sunday afternoon, members of
the Youth Group are asked to meet
at the church to go swimming at a
pool.
Next Sunday night, January 26 at
7:30 p.m. -a11 area church members
and residents are invited to an ecu-
menical service for Week of Prayer
tor Christian Unity at Exeter Unit-
ed Church.
The annual congregational meet-
ing of Crediton United Church will
be held Monday night, January 27
beginning with a pot luck supper at
6:30 p.m. with business to follow.
.Crediton_ = and ..area .residents
South Huron Hospital in Exeter are
Leita Hill, Jeanette Lamport, Lail
Finkbeiner and Bill Yearley.
Write this down -on your calen-
dar. Stephen Township Minor
Hockey Monte Carlo night will
bald Saturday, February Lai Hulot
Hall at Cettti+aiia College.
Looking over the variety of church collection plates manufactured by Exeter Furniture plan.
are Isabelle King, Lois Hodgins and Bruce Shapton during a tour of the plant by the Creditor _
Women's Institute.
Don McCaffrey of Exeter Furniture demonstrates one of the first steps in the manufacturing
of church furniture. in the background are part of the Crediton Women's institute delegation.
From the left are Earl Neil, Irene Haugh, Jean Neil, Harvey Hodgins, Eleanor Roeszler, Jean
Neil and Vi Hendy.'Teen lou !tanstrip
By Joan Beierling
VARA - The teen group will be
going to Sebringville on Saturda.
evening. For more information cal!
Rev. Phillips at 233-3110.
Sunday, January 26 there will K-
a pot luck luncheon in Varna fol-
lowing the church service, followeil
by the annual congregational meet-
ing.
Sunday, February 2 Goshen wi I
have their annual meeting follow
ing.a pot luckluncheon. •
Don and Lorraine Taylor and
family hosted a Tenth Anniversary
Surprise Party for Lorraine's niecL
and nephew, Kathy and Mike Bin
nendvk with 30 relatives attending
in al I.
Happy third birthday to Robin
Taylor celebrated her birthday with
her family and her Grandpa, (Bob
Taylor), who also celebrated hi
birthday. Happy third birthday ais
to Suicey Consitt and happy ninth
binliday to Andrew Laurie.
Did anyone get cabin fever last
week during the storm? I'm sure we
had a bunch of happy children. h
was time to pull out thegames and
and have some fun.
Get your crokinoie boards ow
and get sharpened up ready for the
Crokinole Party on February 14
with proceeds to go towards the
Clinton Hospital Auxiliary.
Shipka by Annie Morenz
Euchre
SHIPKA - Five tables were in ac-
tion at the first euchre at Shipka
Community Centre for 1992, held
last Wednesday evening
High lady score went to Marilyn
Thompson, and low lady score to
Ellen Smithers.
High man position was won by
Jim Eagleson, low man by inn
Pickering.
Ladies lone hand score went to
Noreen McCann, and Harold Fmk -
boner had most lone hands for
men.
There will be another euchre in
two weeks.
The town group were in charge
and served lunch refreshments.
. Personals
Best wishes to Henry and Annie
Becker of Zurich, who this week
wili observe a 67th wedding anni-
versary. The Beckers were former
residents of this area.
Esther Storey, and her sons Scott
and Steven, of London, visited re-
cently with the boys grandparents,
Ferman and Leota Snyder.
Hugh and I were dinner guests
last Sunday at my sisters, Mary
and Art Finlayson, in Seaforth.'
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