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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-07, Page 13Travel 1500 lrnes-Advocate,. ,November 968 Pogo 13 Crediton hunters shoot ..bear in. .Northern Ontario A five generation family The occasion to celebrate a get-together of five generations doesn't happen very often. A district family had this chance a few weeks ago. They are shown above. Back, left, Mrs. Russell (Audrey) Clarke, Crediton and Mrs. Charles Williams, Parkhill. Front, Mrs, Bev Hirtzel and Michael of Lucan and Mrs. Mary Smith, Parkhill. T-A photo Centralia farm wife • .given linen shower EXETER PHONE 235-2411 You'll appreciate Basil SOLAR HEAT Heating Oil because it's clean burning For FREE Burner Service Call Ralph Genttner Fuels Ltd. B-A OIL AGENTS NOTICE OF NOMINATION Nominations for Representation on the Combined Roman Catholic Separate School Zone Board AND Nominations of Public School Supporters, for Representation on the Huron County Board of Education will be held in the Hay Township Hall ZURICH, ONTARIO MONDAY, NOV. 18, 1968 between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) Nominees may be from any or the following municipalities TOWNSHIP OF HAY VILLAGE OF HENSALL VILLAGE OF ZURICH , woo representative to. be elected to the, Combined Roman • Catholic Separate Separate School Zone Board and One representative to be elected to the flUtOrt'Coittity 'toed of Education.) This Advertisement is Published by The Huron County Tuberculosis Association By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Mrs. Lewis Tasko was guest of honour at a get-together in the schoolroom of the United Church on Tuesday evening of last week. The ladies of the Community, in sympathy with the loss sustained by the Taskos when their home was struck by lightning during the summer, presented Mrs. Tasko with a shower of linens. Many beautiful • and useful gifts were received for which Mrs. Tasko expressed sincere appreciation. Mrs. Wm. Thomson of Exeter gave an illustrated talk on her recent trip to Europe. Mrs. Earl Dixon favoured with several piano numbers. • Contests and a sing-song were enjoyed followed by refreshments. BAPTISMAL SERVICE Many visitors attended the service in the United Church Sunday morning when the Rev. • Robert Wilson administered baptismal rites to seven children. Children baptized were Ruth Ann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Essery; Robert Darryl, son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lammie; Dana Marie, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Woodhouse; Michele • Marie, daughter of Mr. & Mrs., Kenneth Riggs; Lynne, Denise and Michele, children of Mrs. Joyce Baptie. • • S PERSONALS • • The Hallowe'en Party sponsored by the business associates of the village drew a large crowd to the Community Centre Thursday evening. A film was shown, entertainment was arranged, refreshments were served and prizes were awarded • for costumes. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Cronyn, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Greb and Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dixon are the committee in charge of the euchre party at the Community Centre Monday night. • Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lammie attended the banquet of Zone 12 of the Postmaster's Association in Watford last week. Mr. & Mrs. Van Randall, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Randall of St. Catharines, were Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Haddock. Mrs. Kirk Lyon and Kathryn of Willowdale, Mrs. Don McCurdy and girls of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Woodhouse, Frani: Woodhouse and Miss Lynne Hill of London attended the service in the United Church Sunday morning during which Dana Marie, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Woodhouse of Seal Beach, California, received the rite of baptism. Following the service all were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Cooper McCurdy. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lammie and Darryl, Huron Park and Ron McLaughlin of Dublin were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lammie and Jean. Mr. & Mrs. Chester Dunn and Mrs. Charles Snell of Exeter attended the service in the United Church Sunday morning and went on to London to visit with Mr. Snell in Victoria Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn accompanied them to London where they visited until Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray McDonald. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Schroeder and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt were in Toronto Sunday visiting with relatives, the former with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith and Mr. & Mrs. Hewitt with Mr. & Mrs. W. Fischer and family in Scarborough. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden attended the anniversary service in the Kirkton United Church Sunday morning and spent the day with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter and family. By MRS. J. H. PATON The UCW meeting was held at the home of Mrs. R.B. Worthington Tuesday afternoon with president Mrs. Jim Donaldson in the chair. A bale will be packed and sent following White Gift Sunday. Clandeboye ladies will be in charge of serving dessert at the Induction service in Lucan Thursday night for Rev. R.A. Carson. Mrs. Shipley Fiddal, Carlyle, regional president, was guest speaker. She spoke about the seven groups within the region and the tour of ladies to Toronto recently, By MISS ELLA MORLOCK Mr, & Mrs, Earl Lippert and Mr, ,& Mrs. Red Lewis, Clandeboye, travelled 150Q miles through the Wawa, Timmins, Kirkland Lake and Englehart area on a bear hunt, The trees, brilliantly coloured with hues Much more vivid, than ours, made mile upon mile of delightful driving over hills and along lakes and rivers. Bears have been taken in great numbers in the Englehart district. A shortage of food in the bush has brought them out to eat the hay and grain of farmers and search through garbage in towns. People, alarmed by the exodus, have killed many. The Crediton party shot one bear and bagged several partridges. WEDDING GUESTS Guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. William Averill in Crediton for the wedding of Charmaine Schenk and Don Averill were Mr. & Mrs. Roy Averill of Granby, Quebec, Mr. & Mrs. E.J. Brown and Kevin of Fort Erie and Mr. & Mrs. J. Simpson of Trenton. At the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Schenk were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Grant, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Quenneville, Mrs. Emile Cholette, and Mrs. Laurent Menard of Cornwall and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hurren of Guelph. AWARDED SEALS At the Sunday School of Crediton United Church, winners of seals for attendance were: Third year, Vicky Clarke, David Galloway, Dennis Pfaff; fifth year, Marlene Clarke; sixth year, Brenda Neil, Dennis and Darrell Preszcator and Larry Clarke. Seventh year (completing the diploma), Glenda and Elaine Pfaff, Bruce, Bill and Diane Hodge, Elva Finkbeiner and Perry Preszcator. SUCCESSFUL TEA The UCW of Crediton United Church held a successful bazaar and tea in the Community Hall. Dashwood lady Sorority guest The meeting of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held at the home of Mrs. Peter Raymond Tuesday evening with Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Ross Tuckey in charge of the program. Speaker was Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver, Dashwood, who discussed giving and receiving friendship. Roll call was answered by how you welcome someone new into the neighbourhood. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Dobson and Mrs. Bob Fletcher. A silent bake auction was held after the meeting. Saturday afternoon under the direction of Mrs. Earl Neil. In charge of baking was Mrs. Lorne Hodge; produce, Mrs, Earl Pickering; aprens, Mrs, Lawrence Hill; fancy work, Mrs- Sam King; candy, Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, Supervising the tea tables was Mrs, Jack Galloway, and Mrs. Doug Galloway was in charge of the kitchen. BINGO WINNERS Winners at the bingo held In. the Community Hall last Tuesday were Ross Krueger, Susan. Schenk 2, 'Ronnie. Kenney, Lawrence Hill, Judy Smith 2, Mrs, Armstrong, Fred Coughtrey 2, Ed Wurm, .Mrs. Moffat, Tom Smith, Mrs, Tom. Kooey 2, Alice McNair 2, Shirley Pfaff, Mrs. Mary .Musser and Blanche Hodgins. The next .game is scheduled for November 12 with 52 calls fora jackpot of $95. PERSONALS Mr. .& Mrs_ Howard Rennie, Detroit, spent the weekend, with Harry and Maurice Hirtzel and Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Wein. Albert Gaiser and Roy Ratz were deer hunting in the Bruce Peninsula Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher were at Don Mills with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood and family. Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator were Mr. & Mrs. Ed Chambers and Gloria, Over 40 attended the annual fall pot luck supper meeting, held at Shipka Community Centre, Monday when Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner was named the new president. Members from the London central executive attending were Mrs. George Sanderson, past president, Mrs. John. Sanderson, president and Mrs. Gordon Hu b barb, secretary. The ladies were pleasantly entertained by Dave Sheppard showing pictures and giving commentary of his European trip. Misses Linda Jarrall and Jeanette LaRocque, members of the Earl Terry singers, sang several numbers accompanied by Dave at the piano. Dave and the girls were thanked by Mrs. Delmer Skinner of Elimville. Fun prizes included lady who is a nurse, Mrs. Karl Guenther; lady wearing largest shoe, Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner; oldest lady reading without glasses, and birthday nearest meeting date, both won by Mrs. Mabel Desjardine. Lady gained most pounds in a year, Mrs. Harry Sheppard; lady wearing shortest dress and for guessing a riddle, both won by Mrs. Percy Noels, Exeter; lady with anniversaries near meeting date, Mrs. Ed. Turnbull, Grand Bend and Mrs. Mabel Green, Exeter. Mrs. Les Adams, retiring president, was thanked for her capable leadership and presented 4$004C.'. Miss Mary Van Camp of town with her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yates of London, called on relatives at Belgrave and country-side and visited the grave of their mother, Mrs. James A. Van Camp at Blyth Union Cemetery. ,Exeter, and Mr. Mrs. Priestley and family of Tilbury. With Mr. & Mrs. 1.10warci Lightfoot and Mrs. Alvin Baker were Mr. & Mrs. Ross Armstrong (the former Myrtle Holme) of Preston, Mrs. Garfield Hill was admitted last Friday to South Huron Hospital, Mrs, Gerald Sehenk is a Patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hilborn and Cathy of Belleville were weekend guests of Miss Nola Feist. Mrs. Tom. Hastings, Markham, spent Sunday With Miss Clara Gaiser. Rev. & Mrs, Howard Zurbrigg, Miss Doris Schwartz, Mr, & Mrs. Bill Schwartz, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Becker and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Morlock went to Listowel last Sunday to pay tribute to John Gedcke, father of Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner. Mr. Gedcke died suddenly following a stroke. Tuesday evening the Cubs enjoyed a Hallowe en party in their room at the township office. The prize for the prettiest costume went to Chris Thorne; for the funniest to Bruce Hodge and Jeff Jensen; and for the most original to Randy Witherspoon. Lunch of a cat-shaped cake and candied apples was served to 31 boys. Saturday at New Lowell, Leroy Workman was married to Linda Creek. Guests at the wedding included Mr. & Mrs. with a gift from the club by Mrs. Ed. Johns of Exeter. A few games of card bingo conducted by Mrs. P. Noels brought the evening to a close. Seniors host many friends About 60 attended the Senior Citizens Club Tuesday evening. Guests of the club were Mrs. Lorne Listoen and small daughter from Germany who has been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Haist about one month. „ and" Mrs Sanderson and Harris,v ;Toronto, attended with ,14, an., Mrs. George Tucker. Joe White was chairman for the evening. Vocal solos were sung by Mrs. Coombs of Seaforth accompanied by Mrs. McConnell; Carfrey Cann accompanied by Mrs. A. Dougall and Gordon Smith accompanied himself on his guitar. Piano solos were played by Johnny Wurm, Mrs. Broadfoot, Seaforth, and Mrs. Leda Sorensen. An orchestra composed of Cecil Skinner with the violin, Nelson Squire with the mouth organ and Hilton Ford with the mandolin were accompanied by Mrs. Nelson Squire. Readings were given by Mrs. Art Whilsmith. Cecil Skinner conducted the usual singsong accompanied by Mrs. A. Dougall. Wellington Haist showed pictures of their recent tour in Germany. Ladies of the Presbyterian Church served lunch. The December committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Linden field, Thomas Brew, Mrs. Gladys Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown. Reg* and ;son Doug, Mr,.4 Mrs, Wein, :Mr. ,$.! Mrs. Morkmari will -take up xesiclence. in the house, PT)Ac. ;farm of. Pat 91401. • RESPIRATORY DISEASE The daring young man on the flying trapeze never flew through the air with more ease than a lot of difficult words like hypoxia, hypercapnia, and nasal cannulea, used at the annual meeting of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association held in Vancouver. "Never mind the difficult words," is the advice of Dr. C. W. L. Jeanes, executive secretary of the Can- adian Tuberculosis Association. "The thing for the or- dinary person to do is try never to be a chest physi- cian's problem. The doctors are talking about oxygen. Everyone needs oxygen. Our brains, our muscles, our digestive systems need it. Awake or asleep we need it. We need it 24 hours a day. As long as we are healthy our lungs deliver it to the blood and the blood carries it through the body." "The trouble is that more and more people are treating their lungs badly, mostly by smoking too much. Their lungs lose the ability to contract. They can't squeeze out the carbon dioxide which the 'blood picked up while delivering oxygen. The carbon dioxide -fills the space needed for fresh air and oxygen." "The doctors are talking about ways to get oxy- gen to him. Hyperbaric oxygen is oxygen with pressure behind it. Pressure and skill — for it has to be the right amount of oxygen. Too much can do harm. Pre- vention is the best way to cope. Stop smoking, especial- ly cigarettes. If you live where there is air pollution, join the movement to get it corrected," Dr. Jeanes con- cluded. 0 CHRISTMAS SEALS FIGHT TB AND OTHER RESPIRATORY DISEASES UCW regional head at Clandeboye meet At Clandeboye United Church, Rev. W.C. Tupling continued his topic on the Beatitudes. Miss Kathryn Worthington lead the junior choir. At. St. James Church, the Rev. R.A. Carson conducted the first service to be held at 12:30 p.m. Attendance was good. Following the service, Tammy Lynn Noyes, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Noyes was baptized. Sponsors were Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hodgins, uncle and aunt of the little girl. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter and children, Stephen, Joanne and Kevin spent the weekend visiting Mr. & Mrs. John Brownlee, Jack and Pamela, at Gravenhurst. It was Pamela's birthday. Mrs. Karl O'Neil and Mm. Cecil Carter visited their relative, Mrs. Rena O'Neil, a former resident now living at Aylmer, who recently celebrated her eightieth birthday. St. James ACW sponsored a successful bazaar and tea Saturday. Rev. R.A. Carson and Mrs. Carson welcomed the guests. There was a farmers' booth, a bake table with homemade bread, rolls, cookies, pies, tarts, cakeS, Christmas pudding and candy, and a fine sewing table. Decor was in autumn hue. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Logan visited Mrs, J.H. Paton Sunday. Lloyd Lynn, is able to be home from St. joSeph's Hospital and is staying With his son, Gerald Lynn, Ernie Lewis and Ernie Bice are still confined to Victoria Hospital, Mrs & Mrs, Harry Murless had as their guests Mr. & Mrs. Main Bloye, Cheryl and Stisanand William Campbell,all ' of London:, and Mr, & 11/11t, Gerald Edginten, Mark and Deryl --Jeffrey: ( Mrs. H. Finkbeiner heads Huron Waves Lloyd ISorter ailct family, Mr. .Gordon Bender, Mr, & Mrs. Joe Reg*, Mr, Mrs. •Bill .John. Wade, Mr, *' Mrs, BoWer74. .p0_1)/4, Wilnlat • NOTICE OF NOMINATION Nominations of Separate School supporters for representation on the Huron County Board of Education will be held in the Hay Township Hall ZURICH, ONTARIO MONDAY, NOV.. 18, 1968- between the hours of I :00 pan. and 2:00 p.m. (ESN) Nominees must be a Separate School supporter and may be from any municipality within the County of Huron. (One Representative to be elected)• W.C. HORNER, Clerk; Hay Township