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PACKS 2.x.43' TIDE ta, BOX x'39 __•••••••••••••••••••..... • el"- ••• 4_ • • • BRAIDS FROM is is whee you come when you'W through playing game. SEWELLUERI EXtTER Thank you Announcing the transfer of ownership of Mid-Town Cleaners I wish to take this opportunity to thank my many valued cus- tomers and associates whom I have worked with and served during the past years. I hope that they will continue to do business with Mid-Town Cleaners in the future, since I'm sure that they will continue to receive the high standard of quality service they have been accustomed to. Sincerely, L loyd Cushman Thames Road holds community activities Plan ,Crediton UC centennial AY MA,a WILLIAM RQHDE - THANg$,. ROAD Community Night was Monday .evening Farquhar Hall with nine tables • ellPtIre. play., pr#es were W94 fur la, dies: 'high hy Mrs, William .f,Jarh, port; 14.dieS WW1 M. Wiliam Ferguson; lone hands, Mrs, Rd., Alexander; high, William Ferguson; men's low, Aar 014 AoWe, Lunch Was served by the mat- tnittee in charge Mr, ,and Mrs. Lerne Passmore and Mr, and. Mrs. William Rohde. The .next community night will he held op Friday evening, Feb, 16, CONGREGATIONAL MEETING The annual congregational meeting commenced Friday with a pot luck.. dinner. Reports were received. Mr. Jack Duncan and. Mr. Murray Dawson were elect,- ed to the Board of Stewards with Robert Mayer and W.illiarn Rohde retiring. Mr. Wilfred Hunkinwas elected as an elder. UCW TQ COLLECT NYLONS The United Church Women met Thursday evening with Mrs„ Lloyd Hackney and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne as hostesses. Mrs. Mac Hodgert, program committee B, was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. William Rohde was in charge of the worship service taken from the Upper Room which was prepared by the Rev. Wesley J. Moores, former By MRS. KEN McKELLAR Mrs. Wm, Harper presided at the February meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society. De- votions were led by Mrs. Harper. The program was taken from the current edition of the Glad Tidings. Interesting article s were read by Miss Olive Speare, Mrs. C, McKaig, Mrs. K. Mc- Kellar. Highlights were given by Mrs. M. Lamond. The offering was dedicated by Mrs. Mervin Dow. Ten members answered the roll call. Arrangements were made for the World Day of Pray- er service. Lunch was served by the host- ess, Mrs. T. Laing, assisted by Mrs. M. Lamond and Mrs. Grace Scott. PERSONALS Cathy Douglas, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. CharleS Douglas is a pa- tient in Seaforth Community Hos- pital. Mr., -8.1. Mrs. James Ramsey and family of Listowel wereSun- day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ramsey, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Currie and girls of Dorchester spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker. minister at 'Thames Road. Mra, Hodgert and •MrS. Donald Kerilick gave a chapter frern the study /MA On Japan, WS, Wilfred Hunkin favored with a vocal. P-40 nocompanied by Mra, .13eg Hodgert. Mr4t .Ken .psman gave Christian Stewardship read. ing- Mrs, Stewart Miner Me the Bible study. mrs. Rohde conducted the business, It was deeiclecl to lect used nylon stocking to be handed in at the May Meeting with clothes for a bale. GIVEN LANYARDS Twenty Members of Elimville and Thames Road CG1T met Wed- nesday, January 31 in Elimville Church. The service for the new senior CGIT member was held for the following members who received their white lanyards; Barbara Gilfillan, Mary Ellen Prance, Joanne Hedgert, Anne Herdman, Cheryl Hern and Brenda.Skinner. The study book "Japan Hai" was introduced by Mrs. Philip Hern. Anne Herdman led in the worship, 4-H MEETING The first meeting of Huron- dale 4-H Homemaking Club 1 for the project "The Club Girl En- tertains" was held at the home of leader Mrs. Ray Cann, Satur- day, February 3, with twelve girls present. Election of officers was held. President is Judy Mayer; vice president, Marlene Stewart; treasurer, Judith Cann; press reporter, Joanne Hodgert. There will be a rotating secretary for next meeting, Beth Passmore. Measuring of ingredients, hos- pitality in the home and flower arranging was discussed, The next meeting was held Monday, February 5 at the home of Sharon Passmore, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Bill Mayer and Debra of Fergus visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayer. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bray, Rob- ert, Janet and Ruth, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde and Calvin were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore entertained a number of couples Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn and Calvin were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley of Exeter visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Knight. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayer spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. William Stewart and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mayer of Tor- onto. Messrs Gordon Hern, Clifton Webber, Danny Walters and Douglas Rohde visited Bill Brock Sunday, who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, John St., quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner Tuesday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, the former Mabel Lingard, were married February 6, 1918, by Rev. A. B. Barnard of Elim- vine' at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lingard, U s b o r n e Township. They farmed in Usborne until By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL The Marching Mothers and their Captain, Mrs. James Kneale collected $157.08 in Grand. Bend. The Marching Mothers were Mrs. Fred Willert, Mrs. Murray yen- ner, Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Mrs. Howard Green, Mrs. Earl Datars, Mrs. Griffin Thomas, Mrs. Gerald Zwicker, Mrs. Emerson Gill, Mrs. Allan Parker, Mrs. J. L. Mayhew, Mrs. Paul Couse. 4-H CLUB The Grand Bend 4-H girls held their first meeting on January 29 at the home of Mrs. James Kneale, Beach O'Pines, the theme being "The Club Girl Enter- tains". Twenty girls were pres- ent. The girls chose the name of the club to be the "Tea 'n Twenty". President is Jamie Kneale; vice-president, Brenda Taylor; secretary, Anne McInnis; treas- urer, Susan Sturdevant; press, Pamela Bassenberry; leaders, Mrs. Wm Schlegel, assistant, Mrs. James Kneale. PERSONALS Mr. John C. Watson of the Ottawa Post Office staff has re- turned to his home after spend- ing a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker. . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker and Mr. John C. Watson of Ottawa and Mr. Floyd Watson of Ailsa Craig spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McIntosh at Arkona. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allister and girls of Hamilton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill visited retiring to Exeter 19 years ago. They have one daughter, Mrs. Sam (Verna) Bower, Exeter, three sons, Oliver Jaques, Hen- sail; Clifton and Ross of Us- borne Township, nine grand- children and five great grand- children. The couple received many gifts cards and congratulatory mes- sages. Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Keith Charlton, Mr. Charlton and family at Mount Brydges. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pfile were pleasantly surprised with a family dinner on Sunday, Feb- ruary 4 on their 40th wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pfile and family of London, Mr. Alan Pfile of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile, Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pawlosky, St. Clair, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bredow, De- troit, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Elliott, Detroit and Mrs. C. Rice of Detroit. Mrs. Lawrence Curts returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital Saturday. Mr. & 'Mrs. Robert Taylor of Varna visited Sunday with rela- tives. The Young Married Couples' Class of the United Church are planning on a crokittole party in the Sunday School rooms, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Steeper ac- companied by Mr. & Mrs. Louis Schilbe of Zurich left Sunday for a few weeks in Florida. Several ladies of the United Church attended the sixth annual meeting of the United Church Women of Huron Presbytery in Northside United Church, Sea- forth on Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. Robert O'Neil of West Williams visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Romphf and family. By MISS ELIA MORLOCK Crediton united Church:held their annual congregational Meeting Thursday evening, Feb- ruerY 1 in the StuidaY School. TOMS., The members first watched a film on inter-faith missions ' then the pastor Rev. Douglas Warren preSided over the conduct Of business, with Mrs. Lorne Preezeator ,acting as recording Steward. The an- neal written report and various rePerts from different commit- tees were adopted. The minister reported on the life of the church, with emphasis upon missions and recruitment for full-time service. He an- nounced the South Huron Mission for April. Lorne Preszcator, Ross Pickering and- Ed. Chamb- ers were appointed a committee to assist in planning for the crusade. The anniversary date was set for May 26. Members were reminded that in 1969 the church would observe its one hundredth anniversary. A committee was appointed to begin plans for the celebration —Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L a.mport, Ed. Chambers, Mrs. Garfield Hill and Mrs. M. Baker. It was de, tided to continue the every fam- ily plan for subscriptions to the "United Church Observer". The elders and trustees remain the same. Stewards re-elected for three years were Cliff Kenney, Earl Neil, Jack Galloway, Mrs. Sam King, Mrs. Lorne Hodge; treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Preszcat- or; M& M treasurer, Mrs. Cliff Kenney; auditors, Earl Neil and Lorne Hodge; head usher, Cliff Kenney. A social half hour was spent following the meeting. PLAN FOR 1968 Friday evening, February 2, the annual meeting of the con- gregation of Zion United Church, was held in the Sunday School. The pastor, Rev. Howard Zur- brigg was chairman, Wilma r Wein, secretary. The work of 1967 was reviewed and goals set for 1968. During the year the redecora- tion of the church sanctuary and of the Sunday School rooms was completed as a centennial pro- ject. Ten members were added to the church and four lost by death. The membership now stands at 215. Financial obliga- tions were met in full. The aver- age giving per member increas- ed, as did the average attendance at morning worship. Ross Krueger was reappointed church trustee; Gordon Finkbein- er, cemetery trustee; Wilmar Wein and Lloyd Bender, auditors and Ross Haugh was appointed chief usher. Goals for 1968 include in- creased attendance at midweek services, the promotion of the South Huron Crusade (a project shared with Crediton United) to be held in Zion Church April 9- 12, with Rev. Reginald Greenway of British Columbia as speaker; the promotion of the Teen and Parent Seminar April 16, and plans for a Vacation BibleSchool during the summer. Bill Schwartz and Ed Hendrick paid tribute to those who serve faithfully in the offices of the church. Spec ial mention was made of the work of retiring organist and choir director, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and of Mr. G. E. Wenzel, retiring chief usher. 14* Ella Morlock presented to Mrs. Fahrner a •record of organ Mule., a gift of appreciation from the ciioir, PREDITQN 4-H Predit04 4.11 1-19Memaklag Club girls taking the preject c'The Club Girl Fntertaitta" met in stephett P9mmtinity Hall Sate urday gternoon and organized in three groupa. Leaders for Club 1 are Mrs. Rarvey Hodgins and Miss Ruth Ann King. Preaident is. Mary Ann Gielen; vice-president, Susan Morley; secretary, revolving; telephone girls, Janice Davey, Kathy Schenk; treasurer,Brenda Fainter. Leaders for Club 2 are Mrs. Cliff Kenney, Miss Wendy Neil; President is Elva Finkbeiner; vice-president, Mary Hodgins; secretary, Mary Conlin; treas- urer, Natalie Scott; telephone girl, Linda Haugh. By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. & Mrs. Morley Waugh of London visited Sunday with Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Parkinson and family were. Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Pierce of London. Mr. Leonard Thacker, Linda, Cathy and Joy were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan of Waterloo. Linda remained as she is practice teaching in Kitchen- er this week. for Club .3 leaders are Mrs, Hessen Finkbeiner and Mrs. Phillip Rudolph,; President is Susan Davey, vtae,-Presideat, Laura Lee; secretary, June Hod- gins; treasurer, Shelley Weber; telephone girl, Carolyn Quesnel. The girls will meet again next Saturday afternoon, PERSONALS Mr, 4 WS. Clare pparling and family and Mrs. Hilliard spa.rling, Walkerton, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Clayton $ims, Nancy Scott, pupil of Miss Judy Finkbeiner, passed her grade t examination in theory, attatning a mark of 93 percent, M. Bart Faiscuzao,has sOld home to Mr. & Mrs. Ball of iSin. tore. Mr. & Mrs. 1311SCILIZZO are moving to London. Mr. & Mrs, Ed Hendrick and Carol and Mrs. & Mrs. Howard Hendrick spent Sunday with Mr. 4 Mrs, Pon Hendrick arld faMily, Petrolia, Mr. & Mrs. ill9warci, Habit, FenWiCk, visited.Sunday with Mra. Alvin Finkbeiner and Mr. *Mrs, Harold ruhner. Churches name officials Timiks-Advecite, Fobroary 190 910, 9 AND THEY COST ONLY Lauan WOOD SLAT FOLDING DOORS 7.95 If it's NEW It's At Conklin's! For example Exeter, 215.1422 Grand Bend, 238,2374 Grand Bend march realizes over $150 Give your Valentine a Gift from Huntleys ' oAN GC Heart Shaped $1.50 Boxed. Chocolates $2.50 YARDLEY RED ROSE Soap (3 BARS) $1.50 CHANEL, NO. 5 Spray Perfume $6.50 BLUE GRASS Cologne $3.50 LAVENDER Dusting Powder $1.98 & FOR HIM Jade East COLOGNE $4.75 HUNTLEY'S DRUGS Exeter 235-1070,