Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 30Times-Advocate, April 25, 1979
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If no answer call 238-8240 for prompt reply.
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Sunday supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
were Mr. & Mrs. Ed Regele,
RR 4 Walton, and Mr. & Mrs.
Clifford Thornton, London.
Also visiting them were Mr.
& Mrs. Robert England,
Huron Park, Barbara
Preszcator and Brian
Lovett, Goderich,
Master Robert England
Jr., Huron Park spent the
weekend with his grand
parents Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Preszcator.
Eber Lewis, Clinton spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard Wein.
Thanks to Wilmar Wein for
arranging the bus trip to
New York which the
Crediton and District Social
Club enjoyed.
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TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
DOG TAGS
1979 Dog Tags are available at the
Township Office, Crediton
1 st Dog
Each additional dog
Kennel License
AFTER MAY 1ST, 1979:
1 st Dog
Each additional dog
You are hereby notified that
Township of Stephen has authorized for a person to
go around selling dog tags, at the higher rate,
throughout the Township. Should you require further
information, please contact the Township office at
234-6331.
$8.00
$15.00 each
$25.00
By Order of Council
Barristers and Solicitors
Mr, William G. Chizmar is pleased to
announce the opening of an office for
the practice of law at 476 Main St.
South, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0
Telephone 235-2277.
Contact
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Insulting TV commercials listed
in roll call by Crediton Institute
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDITON
The W.I. annual meeting
was held April 18 at the
Crediton Community Center.
The meeting was opened
with the Ode and Collect.
Roll Call was answered by
stating a “T.V. commercial
which insults my in
telligence.” Minutes of the
last annual meeting were
read and approved.
Bills and correspondence
were read. Several thank
yous for the Easter lilies sent
to shut-ins were read.
It was decided to cater to
the Stephen Central School
graduation banquet. Mary
Kenney reported on the
board meeting held recently.
The following annual
reports were read:
Treasurers, Alma Davey;
auditors, Dolores Shapton;
secretaries, Lois Hodgins;
public relations, Isabelle
King; curator ofTweedsmuir
history, Lois Hodgins for
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Jean Haist; agriculture and
Canadian industries. Roxie
Webber; education and
cultural affairs, Mrs. Ross
Haugh; resolutions, Mrs.
Cliff Kenney; citizenship and
world affairs, Mrs. Glenn
Hodgins.
President Jane Dearing
thanked everyone for all the
co-operation and gave words
of encouragement to all
members.
Irene Haugh thanked Jane
for her past year as
president.
Erma Krueger then read
the report for the nominating
committee and the officers
were installed for another
year. Dues were paid and
pennies for friendship were
collected. Mrs. Dave Cottell
read the motto “What is a
family.”
A sing song was con
ducted. Mrs. Maggie Clark,
Glenn and Lois Hodgins then
entertained with several
numbers. Lois Wein read a
poem entitled “Little
Footsteps.”
Teresa Byrn and Leda
Ford conducted a contest.
Lunch was served by Joan
Hodgins, Mary Glavin and
Alma Davey.
United Church
Sunday guest speaker at
Zion United Church was Jim
Sommerville. Next Sunday
Eugene Fox will speak. The
Sunday School teachers and
vacation Bible school
leaders have been invited to
attend a seminar and
workshop at the Odd Fellows
Hall, April 27-28 in Clinton.
Huronview birthdays
The Crediton Womens
Institute entertained at a
Huronview birthday party
Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Martin was
M.C. for the day. Mrs.
Gerald Dearing said words
of welcome and wished all
the special -people a very
happy birthday.
Mrs. Maggie Clark, Glenn
and Lois Hodgins en
tertained with several toe
tapping numbers on the
violin, banjo and piano.
Mrs. Peter Martin and
Mrs. Lois Hodgins led in a
sing song and Dianne
Dearing played a piano solo.
The gifts were distributed by
Mrs. Dave Cottell and Mrs.
Cliff Kenney.
Mrs. Albert Reiger, a
resident of the home,
thanked the group for the
entertainment, gifts and
lunch. Mrs. Reiger lived on
Arnold Martin’s farm in her
younger days.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Dedman
nee Faye Schlenker are
pleased to announce the
birth of a son last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Emmery
Fahner and Calvin of
Mississauga attended the
25th wedding anniversary
celebration of Mr. & Mrs.
Oron Grace of Gibralter,
Michigan, at the Holiday
Inn, Windsor, Friday
evening. There were over 175
invited guests. It was a most
pleasant and memorable
occasion. The dinner was
superb.
CLUB
ACTIVITIES
Men s Club
OPENING NIGHT TUES., MAY 8
4:30 TO 6:30 TEE OFF
’ OPEN TO MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS
Fee: $10.00
$1.00 per week has been eliminated
Ladies' Club
OPENING NITE: WED., MAY 9
5 P.M. TEE OFF
OPEN TO MEMBERS
AND NON-MEMBERS
Organizational Meeting at 8 P.M.
THE
Nine euchre tables
at Brinsley Hall
By GORDON MORLEY
Dianne Corbett, Lindsay
and Mark Sobchuk, Iroquois
Falls spent Easter weekend
with Mr. & Mrs.
Corbett and David.
A progressive
party was held
Brinsley Community Hall
Friday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carter as
conveners.
Nine tables were in play.
Lady winners were: High,
Kathleen Neil; Lone hands,
Mrs. Marjorie Steeper; low,
Mrs. Evan Hodgins. Men’s
winners were: High, Don
Allen; lone hands, Tom
Yearley; low, Mrs. Roy
Hodgins (playing a man’s
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card); special prize winner,
Mrs. Harold Guilfoyle.
The next party will be
convened by Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Lewis and Mr. & Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis, Friday
evening April 27.
Holy communion
observed Sunday
United church with
young members
confirmed. Rev.
Brown, Lucan took the
service. Kim Amos, Kathy
Maynard and Tracey
Hemming sang a number “I
found the answer”. Douglas
Lewis introduced the con
firmation class.
Those who joined were
Lisa Ryerson, Bonnie Lewis,
Terry Lewis, Kevin Steeper,
Gordon Brewer and Wes
Brewer.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hodgins
and Andrea, Strathroy, and
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Lewis
and Carolyn were supper
guests Sunday night with Mr.
& Mrs. Fred Lewis.
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