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Road -the tronsSeau tea on—SatUr4SI he= of Mr. arid Mrs. Nivtor I
1 ''.. - : „Hams bazaar ,„,,..ing At the home- of Mr.' Jeffery with IS present. -The' E 1..
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iand Mrs. Irvine Baynes of- ' Sunday Sehoel ChriStinas con. pavios, -Grant ,Denning
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and family were Stinday guest
Aecoat visitors 'at the m"se The -C•hrlsU"' Ed -""U°11 •C°4/1'
urday, :basement, , E :and .:13tenn
raises ol,ver ,....:,,....., „,.,..,.,. Ivrag.eirtrts.,wi.rme Id: triii:Ali
Privy. Janet and Ruth attended ,held „on rejnay ,evalling at the
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WWtM cesS411 laazaar NO held in the yr, an Mrs. MT Row- , • : Office Hors
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Rowe of Exeter.
;Brown, Sarah Ellen and Jamie Sunday evemag, The Conitelt.
lantyne aSsiaiiim Wen.
chereh basement. Ms. Reg cliffe, Joey and Joanne Of lien-, Wilson of t. entraua.
Program which POltsiated of a Mr. janteS Patterson of lien: -Iwo - • wt.," leenareoPeciniegeiesennomefteisieseneeiseiteeenmtkr
reading by Mrs, William Row- sail visited on Sunder evening
PRAM; gigi4NgtqW.I.Vitgg 5,,AW'cl tog WI WOVAVIVIgg g -
gliffe, a vocal Solo bY Mrs. with Air, And Airs, Edwin ,
William Cann MI piano solos Miller,
by Mrs. Bev Skinner a Exe-
ter and Mrs. Ros $ lialiarnyne.
Proceeds from baking, sew-
ing, aprons, country' gardens,
eandy and touch and take
booths, and Inch Amounted Oa
United Eburen, Embro, on Sun.
aroend
day.
Personal items Mr. apd Mrs. Wally Becker
M. and Mrs, Gordon Me., and girls, of Dashwood, were
Carter of Exeter, Air. and Airs. Saturday evening guests with
Lee 'Webber, Barbara, .Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert,
FIVE GENERATIONS — Five generations of the Desjar- Jene •and Douglas .were Friday Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pass-
clifie family are shown in this picture. Eldest is Abramdi..+ me vie•sn, infantgeuset.cGwalrttlier EaLd- mr ‘"N"veith Airs, Pearl Pass -
Mr re Sunday evening
DeSiardine, Mt, Cargiel, seated beside his ter, the osasesn being Mrs. more of Bensate
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with Mr. .and Airs. IVilliaar were Mr. and Mrs. Janie mittee met at the Mans,0 Dit•
CHARTgRFP ACCOVNTANT4
THAMES ROAD
0.4 Friday afternoPil suc
Hodgert was. in charger of the
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salt were Suriclay guests and. A Sunda Y School meeting Was tendent a the Sunday
and INirs. Ernest Pym
spent; the weekend. with Mr.'
and airs. Tony Shulman of
Embro and also attended the
christening of their grandson.
William (Bradley) in Knox
grandson„ Murray Armstrong. The ladies,from left, are
Mrs, Max Ducharme (the form.er Margaret Rola-rids),
Mrs, J-Iarry Armstrong (the former Ann Ducharme), and.
Mrs, Emma Rolands kthe former Emma Desjarding).
,r—peake, Parkhill
W fch th s c
McCarter's IsiethdaY, Mrs, Lorne Elford and Ava
of Mrs. William El-
ford and Doris, Mrs. Donald
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1.,eittee from
Mrs, Karl Johnston, Mrs -
°nester Aferkley, of .Londoo,
were 'Friday guess with Mr,
Awl Mrs. Reg Hodgert and ,also
attended the :huger ..the
ebureb.,
Miss Darlene Passmore spent
the weekend with Mr, and tAirs,
a o e a ories i,oss Merrill of Clinton. Mr.
and M. Almer Passmore and
boys visited on Sunday evening
says home
By MRS. M. FAIST
CREDITON
Miss Isobel Gilchrist, Huron
home economist was guest
speaker at Crediton Women's
institute meeting on Wednes-
day evening in the coinmunity
-centre.
She spoke on calories and
how to plan on holiday dishes
so as not to indulge in too
many calories.
Mrs, Harvey Hodgins was
chairiady, Mrs. Percy Noels
gave a Remembrance Day
reading and, two poems, !Mrs.
J. Buxton gave the motto
"'Don't let your waist line
vanish', ,Marlene Noels favored
with two piano solos,
Current events were given by
Mrs. Ross Haugh who showed
the new way of division which
was very interesting. A poem
was contributed by Mrs. H.
Hodgins. The business was eon -
ducted by Mrs. Ed Lampert.
The roll call was answered by
"'How I'd like to be remem-
bered if I was a sbutda", Mrs.
Earl Heist, district director,
gave a report of full executive
meeting which was held at
Hensall.
December meeting will be
held on Wednesday, December
33.
Hostesses were Mrs, H. Hod-
gins, Mrs. L. Hodge, Mrs, C.
Sims, Mrs. J. Buxton and Mrs.
Percy Noels.
nt \NM Mr, and Mrs. Merrill,
ecs omis Mr, and Mrs. William Thom-
son of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde, Douglas, Wenn
and Calvin were Sunday guests
with Mrs, Henry :Rohde .of Exe-
ter.
Mr, and Mrs, Harold, Rowe
W. Clark,
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Heist,
of Fenwick, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Airs. Alvin Fink-
beiner and family and lAir, and
Mrs, Harold Fahner and fam-
il,v.
Mrs. C, Berg spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Herb Fete officials
Fahner last week.
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Moe.
lock and Mrs. John
visited last Friday with Dr. in Stephen
Merlock
Frederick and Mrs, Morlock
and family at Waterloo.
Thirty-two persons were pres-
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark, ent for the annual Stephen
of Detroit, visited with the for- Township supper held at the
township hall on Thursday eve-
ning. This number includes the
council, township employees,
trustees of the police Villages
and their wives.
mer's father, Mr. Francis
Clark, who is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs, Lizzie Desch, of Blake,
visited last week with Mrs. M,
Clark, Mr, and, Mrs. Nelson
Schenk and Mr, and Mrs. I.
Gower,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rad-
ford, of London, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Carl
Radford and Shirley.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oe-
stricher spent a few days at
Toronto and attended the Winter
Fair and visited with. Mrs.
Oestricher's son, &Ir. and. Mrs.
RObent Greenwood and family
at Don Mills.
James Mawhinney, who
served the township as asses-
sor for six years, and, Clerk
for three years, was presented
with a beautiful clock for his
years of service,
The presentation was made
by reeve Glenn Webb and Mr.
1Vlawhinney made a suitable re-
ply with sincere thanks.
Following the meal.. served
by the Crediton Woraexes In-
stitute, the gathering enjoyed
an evening of court whist, Mrs.
Lawrence Hill won the ladies'
high, while Joe Varley was
Have yoti ever wondered if a tops among he men.
fish goes home and fibs about Mrs, Clayton Sims end Eldon
the size of the bait it stole? Smith won consolation awards.
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Give charter
Last Chance
to Cub pack
A training session held in
Exeter Scout House on Sunday,
November 19 was attended by
five members, of the Crediton Blanket with the Fartous
Group Committee and the as-
sisting leader.
Mr. Earl Coughtrey, chair.
man, accepted the eha.rter on
behalf of the Crediton Wolf
Cub pack. Any new boys will
be welcome into the Cub pack„'.
The paper drive is to be held
on Saturday, November 25.
Bundles are to be tied securely
and placed outside to be picked
up.
Teen Town
Crediton Teen Town was held
Friday, November 17 with a
good attendance. Chaperons for
the evening were Mr, and Mrs.
Sam King and Mr. and Mrs,
H, Lightfoot.
There will be a dance Friday
night with special added at.
traction. Friday night will he
the last night for membership
cards.
Personal ;terns
Mr. and Mrs. ,Toseph Fink-
beiner visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink-
beiner and family at Barrie,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCann,
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By GORDON MORLEY
Miss Edith Morley, of Lon-
don, spent a lew days last week
at her home here.
Township of McGillivray is
holding its nomination at West
McGillivray Hall on Friday,
November 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Lewis vis-
ited on Wednesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allison.
Mrs, Carman Woodburn and
Mrs, Albert Pollock visited. on
Wednesday with Mrs, Walter
Morley and family.
Miss Patsy Sholdice, of Wind-
sor, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Amos and
family and attended the com-
mencement at Parkhill,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huthison
and IlYlarie, of Hyde Park, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Allison
visited Sunday evening with
Mrs. W. Morley and family,
Hon. William A. Stewart is
to be congratulated. on bis eie•
vation to Cabinet post es Min-
ister of Agriculture. The honor
should be natural, for no one
should have a better knowledge ;•
of farm problems than Me,
Stewart. It is -also a fitting
tribute to this area as this is
the greatest and best " nat of
agriculture and general farm-
inY to be found'in Western
Ontario.
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