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IT WASN'T AUNT DINAH'S`QUILTING PARTY but these ladies had
a fine time at an old fashioned quilting party at the home of Mrs.
Shirley Dickins, Edward Street, this week. Standing,pre Mrs. Dickins,
Marjory Delbridge, Eileen Carroll. Plying the needles are from left, Mrs.
Ethel Schroeder,Marguerite Greenlee, Mary Davis, Marion Noels, Vera
Greenlee and Helen McDonald. T-A photo.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Greenlee
held a birthday party for their
three year old daughter, Kim-
berly. Guests included grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eaton,
Mr. & Mrs. Earl, Greenlee and
Mrs. Vera Greenlee, Exeter.
Mr. Sr Mrs. Heber Davis were
Wednesday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Shoebottom,
Ildertori, and Thursday guests
with Mr. & Mrts. Maurice
MacDonald, Grand Bend.
Mrs. Hugh Davis and Heather
held a bridal shower for their
cousin, Gloria Meyer, London,
bride-elect of early April. Fifteen
ladies, relatives of the honoured
guest enjoyed several contests.
Gloria thanked all for the many
useful and beautiful gifts, All
enjoyed a social hour.
Nancy and Marylou Tindall
attended the 4-H Club meeting,
Saturday afternoon, at the home
of Penny Hodgins. Next week the
meeting will be at the home of
Tammy McRobert.
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Steele and
Sherry, London, were dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber
Davis, Sunday evening.
Mt, Cannel team
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By PAUL SALMON
I am pleased to announce that a
very favourable hockey score
headlines the Mt. Carmel news
this week. March 9, the Mt.
Carmel hockey team eliminated
the Malcolm-Welding team from
the playoffs with a 6-2 victory.
The win gave the Mt, Carmel
team an accumulated eight
points and enables them to ad-
vance to the final playoff roupd
against the highly ranked
Parkhill team.
Tension builds as the Mt.
Carmel team prepares for the
first game of the series, which is
slated for Tuesday, March 16.
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past weekend as they welcomed
relatives from Windsor. Mrs.
Darling's parents, Mr, & Mrs.
Ernie Fields, and her sister Mrs.
Vince Callery came to visit the
Darlings on Saturday and stayed
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business-man like myself out of business.
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week-end when I was in Toronto this man went berserk
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binge" because I just couldn't believe my eyes when I
received my phone bill. I took it, (the bill) promptly to the
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the fact, that this man was now a mental patient. This
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their car for a couple of runs while they were away, We did
so, and put the lap belts on. Then we reached for the
shoulder belt, and discovered that they had been removed
with a razor blade,
We went anyway, but wondered what would have
happened if we had been stopped by the law.
Could I as the driver, or my wife as the passenger have
been charged. What about my father-in-law who is not in
the country? Who is responsible? Who can be charged?
To solve this "puzzle" we once again contacted our genial
Police Chief for his help which as always was cheerfully given.
The Chief informed us that, you and your wife would have
been the ones charged, had you been stopped by the Police, that
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Missionary speaks at
Crediton church service
collected by Mrs. Ed Hendrick
for the Supply Committee, and
preparations were Made for Jean
Kellerman's visit Sunday.
Hostesses were Mrs. William
Schwartz, Mrs. Gill and Mrs.
Finkbeiner.
Euchre
There were five tables in play
at the euchre party sponsored by
the Women's Institute in the
Community Hall, Wednesday
evening.
Winners were: ladies' high,
Mrs. C. Fisher, Exeter; lone
hands, Leita Hill; low score,
Dolores Shaptoe; men's high,
Earl Neil; lone hands, Harvey
liodgins; low score, Cliff Kenney,
Lucky Cup, Loretta Ball.
The West Group was in charge
of the evening.
HOME ON FURLOUGH from the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, missionary Jean Kellerman spoke
at the Zion United Church in Crediton last Sunday morning. Shown during the luncheon from the left are:
Jackie Pierce, Jean Kellerman, Ella Morlock (UCW president) and Rev. Bruce Pierce. Miss Kellerman has serv-
ed in Japan since 1952, Several Dashwood residents were present as Jean Kellerman was raised in that
• area. T-A photo by Sharon Specht.
UCW discuss source of strength
The first general meeting for
1976 of the Exeter United Church
Women was held Monday with
president Mrs. R. Dinney in
charge.
The dates for special events
for the year were announced:
Anniversary Sunday, May 2;
Smorgasbord, May 6; and
Bazaar, November 20.
The Food Forum to be held in
Huron Secondary School, Clinton,
April 0, was also announced.
_Mrs. G. Fisher • chose the theme
"Our Source of Strength." She
was assisted by Mrs. D. Rooth,
Mrs. C. Amos, Mrs. E. Willard;
and Mrs. M. Brunzlow.
It was pointed out that •our
inner source of strength comes
from God but we can't just sit
back and expect a miracle to
happen. We must seek God's
help. Those stronger in faith must
help those weaker. The,, stead,-
fastness of the Lord is forever,.
Mrs. J. Chapman explainec144 7,
one-to-one visiting program
being, introduced in the church.
Mrs. H. Love introduced a film
on "The Eucharist"; which
tried to tell us that, as we take the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper,
we might remember the
brokenness of our suffering
world, as well as the brokenness
in us and then to hope for the
healing of that brokenness. A
discussion on the film was led by
Mrs. G. Godbolt.
Personals
Molly McClure, infant
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Dave
McClure, came home from
hospital, Friday.
Wednesday evening, a shower
arranged by Cathy Bowers and
Mrs. Jim Finkbeiner was held in
the Legion Hall, Exeter, in
honour of Heather Mills, April
bride-elect.
Sunday evening a group went to
Rowntree Memorial Church,
London, to hear the choir
presentation of John Peterson's
"No Greater Love." Those who
went were Mr. & Mrs. William
Schwartz and Doris, Nola Feist,
Mrs, Lloyd Hey, Mr. & Mrs. Ed.
Hendrick arid Rev. & Mt4. 'Armin
Schlenker and Mary Ellen.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey attended
the funeral service for Henry
Otto Reuber, father of Rev, M. E.
Reuber, Seaforth, in Mildmay,,
Friday.
Irvin Finkbeiner has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital.
William Smith, home from St.
Joseph's, was admitted to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Morlock and
Mrs Aiwinna Galloway enjoyed a
one-week trip to Jamaica.
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Sunday Jean Kellerman
missionary-on-furlough from
Japan, was guest speaker at Zion
United Church, Marguerite
Pletch, niece of Rev. A. E. Pletch
who served as pastor here in the
30's accompanied her from her
home in Kitchener.
Calvary United Church, Dash-
wood, joined Zion in the service.
Their men's chorus, Harry
Hoffman, Jack Geiser, Ross
Love, Mervin Tieman, Stanley
Haist and Stuart Wolfe, ac-
companied by Mrs. Tiernan, sang
two numbers. Mrs. Peter Martin
sang "Without Him."
Mrs. Marguerite Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Bruce Pierce led in the
conduct of the service. UCW
members Mrs. Ed Hendrick and
Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner were
greeters; Mrs. Cliff Russell, Mrs.
Ervin Ratz, Mrs. Earl Neil and
Mrs. Ross Pickering were
ushers. Jane Pickering and
Cathy Russell were in charge of
church bulletins,
Those who took part in the
presentation of Easter symbols
were Kimmie and Debbie
Galloway, Randy Bowers and
Karen Hodge.
Flowers in the sanctuary were
from the funeral of Russell Gill,
brother of Douglas Gill.
A social hour followed the
service. Lunch, provided by UCW
members, was served under the,
direction of Mrs, .Harold- Fahner
and Mrs. Cliff KenpeYA:.,,e, ;
UCW
The UCW of Zion United
Church held their March meeting
Tuesday evening. Devotions were
in charge of Mrs. Nelson Lam-
port, assisted by Mrs. Emerson
Wein and Mrs. Chris Dinney.
The topic was "Learning to
Laugh at Oneself."
Mrs. Wein led in the alternate
reading of a Scripture passage.
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Douglas Gill, accompanied by
Mrs. Gill, conducted the singing
of several songs.
Mrs. Dinney, Mrs. Wein and
Ella Morlock gave readings,
"Take a Look at Yourself,"
"Accepting Criticism" and
"Humor in the Scriptures." Mrs.
Marguerite Finkbeiner ac-
companied the singing of hymns.
Roll Call was answered by
naming a book read recently. It
was decided to meet Wednesday
afternoon, March 31, to work on
lap robes, Used stamps were
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