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THE TIMIESADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, ,APRIL 21, 1955
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Zurich District :Farmers •
tricken..Neighbor
• .F.artners en the Babylon Line•
.dear Zurieh,. are helping •a new
neighhor on their VQ715040013- 131,10,
has been unable to move aince
Jannary.
The ineli .are warking land on
the 715secre farm of DMrelfl Hul-
bert, stricken with a leg ininry
which may result in She amputa-
tion QC hia limb. •
Mr. •Hulbert, whn +moved to
farm with hie $Q17 and WO from
Mini#er At Creditor,.
To Move To Thedfor0
Rev, W. C. Parrott, who has
•been pastier of the United Church
here for four and one half years,
has accepted a call to Thedferd
United Church; the change to
take effect the end of June.
W.A, And W.M.S.
The Easter meeting of the Wo-
men's Association and W.M.S.
was,lielt1 on Thursday with Mrs.
• G. Zwicker in charge of 'the de-
votional periccd, An interesting ad-
dress was ,given by Mrs, L. W.
Mould, of Centralia Air Station,
who. based her remarks on "Show-
ing the Living Christ in our
Lives."Marlene King contributed
a vocal solo,
• Mrs. R. Motz presided for the
W.A, business when invitations
were received to attend the meet-
ing of Huron Presbytery Women's
Association and a bazaar spon-
sored by Brinsley W.A., being
held on May 11„,Plans were made
for holding a "Bakeless , Bake
Sale" at the May meeting..
Mrs. W. Mack was in charge
of W.M.S. business, •Donations
were received for the Korean
hale and plans made for marking
the fiftieth anniversary of the
orgattizing of the Crediton society.
An anniversary tea will be served
in the church school rooms on
May 5. Mrs. (Rev.) Smith, of
Grand Bend, will be the .guest
speaker. Mrs. C. Brock reported
ori Mission Band activities. The
afternoon hostesses were • Mrs.
Earl • Neil, Mrs. Roy Lamport,
Mrs. Roy Swartz and Mrs. Ed
Lamport.
Personal Items
Mr. David Parrott, who is a
graduate of London Teachers'
College, has accepted a position
in Paris. " •
Mr. -William Hodge, of Middle-
sex, •has purchased a lot on Wil-
liam Street from Miss Clara
Gaiser and is making preparation
tO erect a building; to be used
for repair and welding work,
Mrs. Clayton Sims, who was
taken ill on Sunday morning, was
removed to St. Joseph's Hospital
that,evening.
Mrs, 'Edward Chambers is still
a patitUt in St. josepla's Hospital,
London.
Miss Penny Venton, of London,
spent last week' with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald 'Zwicker. '
• The 5tory In
Mount Carmel
By MISS S. VOISIN
Miss Ann Dietrich • of London
•spent the weekend at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCann re-
cently moved into theirnew home.
tmr. and Mrs. Costello, London,
visited ' with Mr. and Mrs. T.
O'Leary over the Easter holi-
days.
1Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dignan,
London, were Easter visitors with
her sister Miss Bernice Madden.
• Mr, Grant 1fcNair, London, via
Aut. his •sister, Mrs. •Alex Voisin
Jr— over the holidays.
!Mr. Dick 'Regier, Listowel, has
retrixned home ,to help his father
on the farm. ,
Mrs. Wilbert , Dewey, Grand
Bend spent the Easter holidays
with her daughter Mrs. Leona
Coughlin.
• Caroline Theresa, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clem McCaw", is
home and recovering nicely from
burns received in' her home.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Nichol, Oalcr
ville. spent the Easter holidays
with Mr. und Mrs. T. O'Leary.
Wk. and Mrs. Paul Masse,
Windsor; spent the Easter holi-
days with. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Carey and family.
• Ray Deschamps, Tilbury, visit-
ed Dave Morrissey ever the holi-
days.
Misses Madeline and Clara
Glavin, Port Lembton, visited
their mother (Mrs. Winnffred
Glavin for a day ibefore leaving
on a trip to Texas to see Father
Sohn Glwvin.,
Rev, Father J. M. Fogarty,
Wintrisor and Father 'Glavin visit-
ed friends in Mt. 'Carmel recent,.
ly.
•11Vir. Pat Fleming- has returned
hoine from the hospital,
Mrs. Winnifred 15 a pd -
tient in the hospital.
Mr. Mac MeDonald, a district
farmer, has all his little seed-
ings underground 'before some of
the farmers thought of seeding.
On Sunday, April 17 the C.W.L.
met ift the parish hall. Mrs. J.
MdConnell, Settforth, was guest
'speaker'. The pastor Re. A. Seal-
ise conducted the benediction of
• the 131essed SUM:dent
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den, visited last Week with Mr,
and Mrs. F. W. Clark, Mr, and
Mrs, Russel Clark, Glen Clark
and. Miss „M. L, llolcroft, ef De-
troit, were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, Clark.
Mrs. Ethel Kestle has returned
from an extended visit with rela-
tivee in the western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mawhin-
ney, IVir. and Mrs. Lawrence 1-1111,
Mr. and Mrs, Sam King, Mr, and
Mrs. Melvin King and Mrs. Roy
Swartz attended the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs. Ida Amy, in Burford,
on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. James Leary, of
Detroit, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Samuel Lamport and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport. Dennis
Lamport, "who spent last week in
Detroit, returned to his home
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fahrner,
of Toronto, spent the weekend
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. K. Fahrner.
'Miss Gertrude ttatz, of London,
and Mrs, Pauline Nees, Kitchener,
were weekend visitors with, their
parents.
Mr, Edward Heist and Mr. and
Mrs. Olin Wing, of Pigeon, Mich.,
attended the funeral of Mr. Ed-
win Wein last week.
Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner is
spending a few weeks with Mr.
and. Mrs. Eugene ‘Finkbeiner, in
Barrie.
Mr. Robert Wade -and Miss Ida
Blanshard, of London, spent the
weekend at the home of Yin and
Mrs. J. Wade.
Mr. Wesley Sisson, of Mont-
real, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eng-
land. Mrs. Sisson and daughters,
who spent last week here, re-
turned home with him.
Capt. and Mrs. - G. W. Graham
and son, Teddy, Mrs. E. Sweitzer,
of London, and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Geiser and family, Ship-
ka, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaiser.
Community Youth Fellowship
The Community Youth Fellow-
ship 'met in the United Church
school rooms Monday night.
Joyce Preszcator was in charge of
the meeting and discussed the
topic; "Just what can we believe
about Jesus?". A poem was read
by Den Finkbeiner. Young people
were reminded, of the meeting in
Dashwood on April 10.
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Dundee in Getober, 'broke bis leg
when he tell on ice in Zurich ,04
January 5. ecause of a bone
disease ithe.„ leg has not healed.
.1-lotor thoter mnootnvbhese, able tP 11144Ve
Not until the summer will Mr,
Hulbert 'know whether the leg
can he Saved. He has suffered
from osteomyelitis, which affects
the inside of the hone, since he
was seven years old and has un-
dergone 15 eperations for the
ailment.
His wife, the former Velma
Baker, Grand Bend, praised the
generosity of her neighbors in
working the land. "What makes
it so wonderful" she said, "is that
they will help us out 'when 'they
have so much to do on their
own farms."
The couple have one on, Allan,
five. When they moved to the
farm in the fall, they had to make
repairs to the house and were
• unable to do any plowing.
Men who started with the work
on the farm were Anthony Hoff-
man, Arnold and Junior Merner,
Phillip gisenbacb. and Bill Becker,
News of
Sunshine
By MRS. WILLIAM DIOIE.BY
Mrs. Anna Denham visited at
the home of her sister Mrs. J.
M. 1Craig at Blyth last week,
when Mr, and Mrs. Craig cele-
brated their silver wedding
an-
niversary,
,Miss Pauline Simpson visited
on Sunday with 'Miss Shirley Reg-
ers at Kirkton.
1Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson
visited with Mr. and (Mrs. Car-
man Gregory at Ilderton on Sun-
day.
Mr. and IMrs. Robert Smith and
Nancy of Zenda and Mr. and Mrs.
LaVerne Rodd, Wayne and Kar-
en were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Rodd.
Miss Mary Dickey spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Newman Bak-
er of Belton.
Julie Ann and Richard Cole
of London spent the Easter holi-
days with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil ,Camm.
Wit's. Howard Hodge and Judy
of Ripley are visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. ,Clarence Johns
and Marie.
Horse racing is at least 3,000
years old.
Arthur L Cole
Active In Clubs
ArOhar ICOle. of Goderiolh;
brother of Fred ;Cole of gxeter,
dtet e00441enly at his home
April 0.
lin was barn in tieborge TORR.
161116) and after attending school
in Exeter, entered the, linkrerstty
of Toronto taohool of Optometry,
no practiced 44 00040 for 35
years.
Mr. Cole took 44 motive part
in:choroh And -fraternal work.
He was an older and a member
.of the board of trustees Of ,North:
St, United Church. He was a
past master of Maitland .Lodge'
AF. ' and Ao4., a ,charter mem-
ber of the Lions Club and a mem-
ber. .ef the IMenesetung Canoe
Chth•
Be is survived by his wife, the
former Agues Pearl lYtelially and
his !brother Fred. - •
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The Story In
Saintsbury
By MRS. R. DAVIS
The April meeting of the W.A.
was held at the home of Mrs. E.
Greenlee. After a_ short prayer
service, led by the - president,
business was discussed. The date
tor the tea and bazaar was set
for June 8.
The afternoon was !spent in
quilting.
Mr. and 1Virs.G. 'Davis, of Lon-
don, were Sunday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis. Miss
Sharon Davi, who spent the Eas-
ter holidays here, returned home.
A three -act eomedy, "The Hon-
eymoon is Over," was presented
In the ,parish hall of St. Patrick's
church Tuesday evening.
'Mrs. E. 'Greenlee, Milts. •M. Mc-
Donald and Mrs. H. Davis attend-
ed a dinner and euchre in the
Orange hall, London on Tuesday.
IVIiss Almeria Davis, of London
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents and was a guest at
the ,Stott -Gilmore -wedding in
St, iMary's Church, Brinsley, on
Saturday afternoon.
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