The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-12-12, Page 30My sincere thanks to all who supported me in last week's
election and hearty congratulations to the winner, Derry
Boyle.
I appreciated the opportunity to place my name before
the voters and congratulate them for their turnout at the polls
to exercise their democratic duty.
I felt I had something to offer the town, and gratefully
acknowledge that others held the same opinion.
Rest assured that I will continue my active interest in the
welfare of our town and look forward to contesting the next
election.
Ben Hoogen boom
To the
Voters
of
Exeter
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Page 1 kA Times-Advocate, December 12, 1974
Whalen club elects officers Christmas is theme
at Dashwood meeting
Annual will be held in Dashwood
in May.
Elizabeth Datars favoured
with' piano selections and the
Rader sisters, Carol, Barbara,
and Brenda played several
selections, Mrs, Irvin Rader gave
a reading, "Yes Virginia, there is
a Santa Claus".
Bunco was played with winners
Emil Becker and Elizabeth
Datars; low, Mrs. V.L. Becker
and Sandra Datars.
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WHALEN
The annual meeting of the
Whalen Community Club was
held Friday night in- the CM-.
triunity Centre. The following
officers were elected: past
president Mrs, Gerald Wallis;
president Alton Neil; vice-
president Mrs. Charles
McRobert; sec,-treas. Mrs.
Hamilton Hodgins; promo-
tional committee Mrs. Alton
Neil, Mrs, John. Scott,
Rill Morley; auditors Gerald
Wallis, Earl French; trustees
Gerald Hern, John Scott,
Hamilton. Hodgins.
Saturday night
Personals
PPer guests
with. Mr, 4: Mm Gordon John-
son were Mr, Sr Mrs, Earl
Johnson, Mr, & Mrs, Chester
Merkley all of London, Mr. $1
Wrn•Cantl Thames. Road,
Mr, & Mrs, carman Cann and
Mrs. Isabel Cann, Exeter, Mr. .&
Mrs. Jim Betteridge and boys,
Mary Johnson and Jerry Peroni
all of St. Marys,
Saturday John Scott was a
pallbearer for his Aunt Miss Vera
Hunter who was buried in
Aurora, later in the day the Scptts
visited Mrs. Scott's parents Mr. &
Mrs. Everett Hicks, Barrie.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson Elect officers
at Greenway
visited Friday with Mr. .& Mrs,
David Hord, Strathroy.
Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills
attended the Christmas party of
Capitol Foods in StrathroY
Legion Hall Saturday evening.
Craig and Caroline Wallis,
Kitchener were weekend guests
with their grandparents Mr, &
Mrs. Alton Wallis.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Rustin, St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
were Saturday supper guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hodgins,
Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Mills, Cen-
tralia were Sunday supper guests
with Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills.
Personals
Mrs. Nora Koessel, Detroit,
spent some time with Mr. & Mrs.
Albert Miller and other relatives,
Charles Martene and Darlene
Rader have returned home from
St. Joseph's hospital.
All dogs in Dashwood must be
on a leash at all times.
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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Christmas was the theme for
the December meeting of Dash-
wood WJ, with the executive in
charge, It was family night and
forty sat down to a pot luck
supper gay with Christmas
decorations.
Following supper the vice-
president, Mrs. Ray Rader,
presided for a brief business
meeting. There were 19 members
and 27 visitors present. Christ-
mas carols were sung. Brenda
Rader had the lucky plate.
Greetings were received from
several institutes and Dashwood
decided to put their greeting in
the Times-Advocate. Mrs. Eben
Weigand reported on the London
Area convention and Mrs. Ray
Rader reported on the board
meeting in Hensall. The District
SAINT NICHOLAS VISITS —The Dutch version of Santo Claus appeared at Exeter's Dutch Canadian store.
Above, Black Peter and St. Nicholaos welcome Donnie Penninga. T-A photo.
Crediton WI honor seniors,
church women see pictures
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Last Tuesday evening the
Women's Institute entertained
senior citizens of the district at a
Christmas dinner in the Com-
munity Centre. Following the
dinner there was a program
arranged by Mrs. Earl Neil.
After group singing Mrs. Sam
King and Mrs. Glenn Hodgins
gave •humorous readings, A
Clinton family, the Bradley
Bunch, sang songs with Irish
theme, their father ac-
companying them on his ac-
cordion.
Harvey Hodgins, president of
the Creditors Men's Social Club,
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introduced the guest speaker,
Rev, John Beaton of Centralia.
Mrs. Earl Haist moved a vote of
thanks at the close of his
remarks.
Harvey Hodgins and Wes
Hodgson, representing the Men's
Club, distributed gifts to the
guests.
Joe White, Seaforth, acted as
chairman and thanked the
Institute members and those who
took part in the program for a
delightful evening.
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Thursday evening the U.C.W.
of Zion United Church held their
December meeting in the Sunday
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The United Church Women
held their December meeting at
the home of Mrs. Jacob Lager-
werf. Mrs. Edna Woodburn and
Viola Curts led in the Christmas
devotions.
An exchange of Christmas gifts
was the method used in an-
swering the roll call, Mrs. Jim
Eagleson served lunch following
the meeting.
The nominating committee
presented the following slate of
officers for the new year which
was accepted, President Mrs.
Jacob Lagerwerf; vice-president
Mrs. Ross Brown; treasurer Mrs.
Milton Pollock; ass't. Mrs. Ken
Rock; recording secretary Mrs.
John Steeper; corresponding
secretary Mrs. Edna Woodburn;
citizenship Mrs. Russell Brown;
stewardship Mrs. Joe Horner;
finance Mrs. Lawrence Curts;
community friendship and
visitation Mrs, Jim Eagleson,
Mrs, Jacob Lagerwerf, Mrs.
Milton Pollock, Mrs. Martha
Geromette; Christian education
Mrs. Jim Eagleson, Mrs. George
Dixon, literature secretary • Mrs.
George Dixon, supply and
welfare, Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf;
preparing year book • Mrs. Jim
Eagleson, Viola Curts; pianist
and ass't Evelyn Curts, Mrs.
John Steeper; ordering flowers
Mrs. Milton Pollock; sick boxes,
Mrs. Selbourne English, Mrs.
Inez Eagleson; kitchen com-
mittee, Mrs. Fred Bullock, Mrs,
Ross Brown; card convener
Evelyn Curts; auditors Mrs.
Stuart Bullock, Mrs. Cecil
Smithers.
Personals
The Sunday School Christmas
program will be held on Friday
evening and on Sunday there will
be White Gift service.
Harry Rispin and Michael,
Huron Park were recent evening
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Brown. Elda Brown, London was
also their weekend guest.
By the way: I'm short on local
news this week although I was
talking with a friend who said his
neighbour has gone into the pig
business. He had gotten wind of it
that morning.
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School auditorium. Mrs. Harold
Fahner, Mrs. Cora Wein, Mrs.
Ray Morlock and Mrs. Gordon
Ratz were in charge of the
program.
The room was decorated with
lighted candles and a decorated
tree. A clock on the table
proclaimed the theme "In the
fullness of time God sent His
Son". Mrs, Gordon Finkbeiner
played Christmas music.
Mrs. Art Whilsmith, Exeter,
showed slides taken in Palestine.
Her pictures followed the life of
Christ from His birth to His
death. "Eternal truths", she
declared, "shine brightly in a
darkening world. One of the most
precious truths is that in
Bethlehem there was born a
Saviour". Mrs. Ratz thanked the
speaker.
A worship service followed, led
by Mrs, Fahner. With readings,
hymns and unison prayers the
committee answered the question
"What is Christmas?"
Rev. Armin Schlenker con-
ducted the installation of officers
for 1975, Roll call was answered
by a verse on Christmas. A sum
of money was voted to C.N.I.B.
and a collection taken for the
Children's 'Aid Society. Mrs. Cliff
Russeirread a report of the
executive meeting held at
Walton, November 7. Mrs. Sam
King, Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Howard Lightfoot were
appointed to search out in-
formation for the Fiftieth
Anniversary Committee.
A Christmas card for Rev. &
Mrs. Bruce Pierce was signed by
all present, Mrs. Douglas Gill
reported for the Visiting Com-
mittee.
Hostesses were Mrs. Hugo
Schenk, Mrs. Marguerite Fink-
beiner, Mrs. Lloyd Hey. • Everyone
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' Zion Church
The Sunday morning service at
Zion United Church was con-
ducted by Rev. W. C. Parrott,
London.
Next Sunday Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Nienkirchen, Kitchener,
will be in charge of the morning
service. The evening service at
7:30 will be the annual Christmas
concert with a Fellowship Hour
following.
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Personals
Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Weber attended the morning
service at Riverside United
Church, London, to witness the
baptismal service for their
grandson, Scott Ronald Weber.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Regele
and girls, Princeton spent last
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Preszcator and girls.
Lorna, Brenda and Barbara
Glanville spent the weekend with E ------- Y --------------------------
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and Robert England, Huron
Park,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville
and girls, Parkhill visited Sunday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Preszcator and girls.
Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand
Bend visited last Tuesday with
her sister Mrs, Leonard Wein.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
and Mrs. Clarence Fahner visited
Monday with Mrs. Jack Dye,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Glavin,
Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Strang,
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Fink-
baler, Shipka, and Mr. & Mrs.
Harvey Smith, Crediton, were
Friday evening dinner guests
with Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth
McCann, Following dinner, an
evening of dancing was enjoyed
at the Pineridge Chalet in Men-
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