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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-06-21, Page 7Make sure the wedding invitations are correct in every detail. We have a large choice from which you may select. The Times-Advocate USEFUL5JYLISH AND Picnic Supplies Plastic and Metal 'CHILL CHESTS LUNCH BOXES — All Sizes •DRY ICE in cans and bags Gallon and Va-Gallon THERMOS JUGS FOOD CONTAINERS • UTENSILS Golden Wedding In celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearce held open house at their home oh Ann St. on Saturday afternoon arid even ing, Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, the for mer Sara Northcott, youngest daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Will jam Northcott of Sexsmith, were married at the bride’s home by Rev. Wm, Godwin of Maio Street church. The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie Gould, now Mrs, Arnold Moir, of Calgary, and Miss Mary Young, of Crediton, now Of Wind sor. They were unable to be pre sent fol' the golden celebration. The little flower girl, Miss Ed na Geddes, of fifty years ago, is now Mrs* Wm. Snell, of town* The groomsman was Mr* s. M. Pearce, of Fingal, who was pre sent, The groom’s cousin, Arthur Lumley, who played the wedding march, now fives in Evansville, Indiana, Mr, arid Mrs* Pearce lived on the groom’s farm near Iona for a number of years afterwards mov ing to a farm near Hensall. They came to Exeter 30 years ago* They have a family of four daughters,, and two sons: (Fran ces) Mrs, Wesley Redmond, Grosse no, Mich.; Charles, of Brantford; .(Marjorie) Mrs. J* E. Whitirig, Hazelton, B.C.; (Eva) Mrs. Austin Schwalm, Stratford; (Ruth) Mrs. Wm, Gaiser, Credi- ton and Ellis of Sputhwold. All were present with their families on Saturday except Mrs. Whiting who talked to her parents by phone from Hazelton, Mr. and Mrs. Pearce have ten grandchild, reri. • » Many bouquets, gifts and cards were received by the celebrants including (gold) money front the family, The bride of fifty years ago received HCr guests wearing a gdld lace dress, a gift Of the family. MARK GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY—-Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pearce,: Anne, St„ marked the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage on Saturday by being at home to friends and relatives. To Neil Reunion The eighth annual Neil picnic was held in Riverview Park, Exeter, June 10. Relatives at tended from Chauvin, Alta., De troit, Mitchell, Sarnia, Clande- boye, Blyth and Nippon, Games and contests, were en joyed. Jan© Brumwell won the beauty contest; mental menu, Helen Brumwell; kitchen uten sils, Allan Elston, Mary Margaret Essery; beginners race, Jane Brumwell; books of the Bible, Kay Elston; oldest person, Rich ard Neil, Clandeboye; youngest, Familia Spence, London. Man nearest 50 years <5f age, Maurice ft. Neil Sr* Detroit; woman, Gladys Neil, Detroit; persons coming farthest, Mr. and Mrs. Wm* Milter, Chauvin, Alta. Following a picnic supper the president,* Mr. Tom Kooy, con ducted a business meeting. The same officers word returned for next year. ffi i I | W ANDREW $T. ALF ANDRUS i H<a*tPlumbing, Shift M»f#l 'Wbrk | pH Bunrers = Families Af Dashwood Attend Rader Reunion TRaOuAIh »5 i w H w .uaL* Everything for a Successful Outing! Buy A Guaranteed ExeterMOTORS ft <<? QU^L/TY Af “FAlK PR/CES PHONE 27 Prices Effective June 21;j 22, 23 SUPERIOR Stores mp \jr ■ Gleaned From Today's Fuli.Page I Off VOIU6S Ad in The London Free Press Phone 216 Us Our Bases Are Loaded With Units Our Cars Are Sure Hits Our Prices Are Home Runs The fifth annual Rader reun ion was held at Jowett’s Grove’, Bayfield, Sunday, June 17 With 170 attending. President, Harty Hayter, welcomed all and the secretary, Mrs. John Rader re ported on last year’s picnic, Results of sports were: girls and boys 6-8 Barbara Willert and Richard WillCrt; girls, and .boys 8-10, Donna RichardsOn Wayne Weiberg; children & arid under, Edward Pfang; girls 10- 12, Carol Fisher, Robert Millet; girls-, and boys 12-14, Orline Ho garth arid Ernest Miller; young men, Lloyd Rader; married-meri Glen Koehler; married womeri, Audrey Koehler. Call your partner, Mrs. Carl Decker and Glen-WCido; three- legged; Elizabeth Johnson arid Eleanor Prang; Gleii Rader .arid Erridst Milter; chew the. string, Mr. arid ■ Mrs. Glen. Koehler; catch the balloons, Clifford Weido and Mrs.' Harold Willert; .throw paper plate, Edward prang; sebidrs, Katherine Rader; weight of jar, Carol Fislter'; lady most buttons arid jewellery, Milne Raddr; treasure hunt; Raddr. Several special: prizes awarded, youngest baby, Janice Hayter (3 months); oldest lady, Mrs* Louis Restemayer; olddst man, WnL'Rader; largest family Hatdld Willett (8); coming farth est, Mr, and Mrs..Webb.Schulze, Detroit; most recently married, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walper; reg istration prize, Earl Rader; lucky plate, Deborah Rader. Iri the election Of Officers for 1957 Lorrie Rader was named president; vied presidents, Bert Klopp and Lloyd Rader, Dash wood; secretary, Mrs, Gleri Koeh ler; treasurer, Mrs. Lebriard Prarig; sports convenor, Herbert Klopp; lurich doriveridt, Mfs. Earl Thiel. TKd 1957 picnic is to ..be held rit Bayfield.« Czar Kellerman Dies In Toronto As the resiilt of a heart attack ’Czar Kelletihan, 56, sdn of the late Jacob and Hannah Keller- matt of Dashwo'Od. died at his home iri Toronto, Thursday, June 14. He Had lived iri Toronto 19 years. Surviving are one sister, Grace Of Toronto, and one brother Har old* of Dashwood*- Services were held at the Hof- fttiari furieral home Monday, June 18; with Rev. Krotz, assist ed by Rev. J.«M. Oestreicher of Clifford, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brunner of Missouri sang a duet. Interment was in the E.U.B: Goshen Line ceme tery., ' Pall , bearers were .Hugh Mor- eriz, Elgin Adams, Mervyn .Tie- matt, Chats. Cowen, Aaron Oest reicher arid Chas, Shell. with Mrs, Bay were Birthday Party John^ Hay ter, son Of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hayter, celebrated his third birthday on Saturday with a party for a number of his playmates and friends, Addison Mason Dies In Crash Addison Masori, 43, of Palmer ston, died on arrival at Wdddstock General Hospital late Saturday afternoon following . a one-cat Mecldent near Golspie'. * Alone in the vehicle, it appar ently went out of Control into the ditch, Addison, ’ who' was thrown out, was found by a pas sing motorist and Was taken by ariibularice to 'the hospital. A coroner’s report said he died of coricussiori. " He was born at Grand Bead arid grew up in Dashwood. His mother, Mrs. Edith Mason, was well kriown 'here. He was a mem ber of Palmerston United church. His Wife, two sons sarid two daughters survive. Services were conducted Tuesday by Rev. Wray Mather from the Miller funeral horite and interment was in Palmerston cemetery* —Please Turn t6 Page 1'2 Oofs Beauty Shoppe (South of Jack Smith Jeweller) Nstur'tll* Permiheht Waving Lustron Cold Wivt Dorothy G. Pfaff, Prop. Phon* 7LW Exeter Ethel's Beauty Salon PHONE 18, GRAND BEND Open Daily — 9 a.m. ip 6 p.m. Friday Evening fo 9 p»m. PERSONALIZED HAlp STYLING By Margaret Stephan, Eleanor Wasnidge and Ethel DesiardMe, Prop, Keep A COOL HEAD with a Summer Hat '.F'- LIGHTWEIGHT STRAWS All shades including Charcoal . and Tan Only $$.75 STETSON MEDALIST • Genuine Panama Hat $4.95 NEW STYLE Tee Shirts Hollywood Open-Shoulder Type- Attractive Stripe Patterns $2.75 CATALINA BATHING SUITS JED'C ' jEr *■> W MEN'S WEARPhone 81 I T 1 When renewing your unemployment insurance hoohs complete a registration form for each insured employee 4 Exeter 4 io.ox. a>- ...... -JF6I4 1-Lri. PKG. Aylmer Tomato Soup ” °s 2 Golden Dew Margarine Rose Sweet Pickles MIXED Sockeye Salmon X&’&s Apex Tid Bit Pineapple^ Palmolive Soap St. Williams Marmalade’;0*; 16-OZ. JAR 74i>OZ, TIN /OGILVIE’S Cake Mixes S> OFF PKG. CHGRRY ALMOND OftANGg GAKE 27c r PKG, 'Y GO BY’ Beauty Bar MyHariel Smith, Prep. Individual styling. P'apmari^ritS- ' Hair TreatnWriia, Tinting - Manicures, Facials 409 Main St. Phorie 522 a; This year all insured persons in Canada must be registered, arid blank forms, UIC 409R, are being sent to all employers for this purpose. If you have riot received yours by June 25th write or phone your local NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE IH Unemployment Insurance Commission f . L,G. Bisson « JC* A L Murchison ' ^cfCdmnd55ioner R.I.TaIlon .. . , ■ Commissioner GornnusBionMf Remember: New 1956-57 insurance book* cannof .be issued without the completioin of a » registrationfdfrti/'A* 1 hl Thank You Our Golden Ariiflversary was a great success* We wish to thank you for tlte wonderful patronage arid to express ours appreciation of the many congratula- to.y messages by wife, letter and persorial visit—some Of the latter at considerable effort on the part of our visitors. We also wish to thank Mr. J. Feder, Florist, - for the corsages for the ladies of our staff and Mr* and Mrs, Luther Reynolds for the basket of flowers* ( A special word of appreciation is due to old “Winchelsea” friends, those who remember the days there previous to 1906, for their interest arid for the many kindly remarks'regarding our father and mother and the part they played at that time* It has been -a time of "remembering” .and we have gtedtly enjoyed it all. Our Draw Fer Gifts Resulted As Follows: .Pop-tJp Toaster—Mrs* William Thomson, 117 Andrew St*, Exeter Electric Try Pan—Mrs. Roy Lamport, ft,ft. 1 Centralia Basket of Groceries—Mrs. Wesley Neil, ft.R, 1 Kirkton 1, 2, 3, The list of names drawn for the 46 shopping bags of groceries is. posted in our south window. We will deliver these to local recipients ana will notify those who live out-of-town in order that they may call for their gift. ■ Mr. Henry Delbridge’s name was the one drawn from the registration box "Win- chelsea Previous to 19d6”. The Best Place To Shop After All J. H. Jones Groceries Fite* Delivery . | Phorm: 32 and 752: » mF Ladies Enjoy Cook School The cooking school, held in Legion Memorial hall on Monday and Tuesday nights, was a sue* cessful project for the Exeter Chapter Nd. 222 O.E.S., who sponsored it, and afforded pleas ure to the many women from. Exeter arid .district who attended it. - Miss Kathy Brown, home eco nomist for R.C.A. Victor, Toron to, Who conducted the school, filled every minute of the three hour program with instructions for freezing meat, fruit arid vegetables and making tempting main course dishes and desserts. Her sense of humor and her French acderit kept her listeners interested, uritil the. final draw for prizes had been made. Business men from Exeter and district and Eastern Star mem bers donated prizes and all the fopd prepared by Miss Brown went to those whose tickets were drawn. ' Mrs. A. Johnson, Kippen, won the door prize On Monday night and the main prize, a radio don ated by A. E. Snelgrove, whose electrical appliances were dis played, went to Mrs. Harry Car- roll of Centralia. Matron of the Chapter, Mrs. Jdck Dickins, conducted the draws assisted by members of the O.E.S, Miss Brown and her assistant,t Mrs. Thornton, re ceived gifts from the Chapter, Miss BrOWn-remarked in closing thh school that she had found the Exeter audience most re sponsive. Friehdi Shower Bride-Elect A miscellaneous shower was held,at the home .Of Miss May .Tories for Miss Marion Brook, bridd-elect Of July. A skit was staged by Mrs* Carnot Shipman arid MfS. Gerald McFalls. Mrs. William Dixon road the address followed by a treasure hunt for gifts* Contests were enjoyed. V * li ■< I i 4 A I •> ';«K4 < •Ah IMMEDIATE DELIVERY On the Plymouth you want ■ *> •fl u PAfivSfer1 Cornorcfttort, d/ GariridJS, Iriniitcd Latest Dominion of Canada registration figures prove more people are buying Plymouths than ever before* Yeti see them everywhere. Plymouth’s eye-catching style, ite big-car roominess, its pep and go have made Plymouth the popular choice, resulting in,, greater volume of sales. Bigger volume means bettor deals at real dollar savings to you. 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