The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-08, Page 13{
Announcements
BIRTHS
'tI:GKExx Air. and hiss. Allan
Becker, Crediton, announce the
birth or a daughter. Brenda
Jaen. at
tSouth. Huron, Hospital.
a 8
COTI .1S$—Ate. and Aire. Jnlzrt CO.*
11C+Ab' Centralia, announce
the •birth of s. sort, David John,
at South ;Huron Hospital, Aug.
2, 1957,
Tit':l1.DIN Cpl. C. N. and Mrs.
7)urdin (nee Sigrid pedereena.
Dasizwood, announce the birth
of a sou, C'haries. Obit Daniel,.
at South Boron Hospital, Aug,
2, 1957—a brother for Karen
and Lorelei,
,IHI,FFJITy'-•-IlarrY and Built jet"
fery.are happy to announce the
Tali of their eon, Sizawo. La -
Verne
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Verne Albert, ay' Victoria :Hos-
Vital, London, duly 21, 1357--a
brother far Mary Margaret and
Paul.
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WHOR! TO PICNIC
CARDS OF THANKS
Iva would like to airy a sincere
Thank Yost' to otu• friends and
relettvee who helped in any way
to wake Susan a happ.ter little
girl while she was a attent in
St. ,?osepl'e I ospitai'and elute
returning home. Special titanl.a to
Mr. and. Al rs. AI. 14 Uenn .af l,on-
don ,and those who tool( care .of
Janice and li:eith,—Don and Alma
Davey.
LINDSAY-•-11Pith and Lois Lind-
say (nee Henderson), Napanee,
h
of theirp(laughterr',riPantelie. Anne,
at Kingatnn General Hospital,
duly 30, 1957---a ;granddaughter
for Mr. and Airs. John Hender-
son. Hensalt,
)1ATHERS--Mr. and Airs. Harry
Exeter s North Alaannoun�cen),the
birth , of a daughter, Hannah
Mary, at South Huron Hospital,
July 26, 1957—a sister for Ste-
phen 'Wesley,
NEED—Ward and Ina Neeb, 11,x•
a Dashwood, are bappY to � en-
nounce the arrival of their
daughter, Martha Elaine, wt. 6
lbs., Ski ors., at Clinton Public
Hospital, July 23, 1957.
The family of the late Oswald
Welker wish to thank their
friends. relatives and neighbors
for their arta of kindness, Tarda
of sympathy and 'floral tributes
In their recent sad bereavement.
Special thanks to Ar. Fletcher.
Atisa C"Iaypole and nurses or
South :Karol, Hospital, J. -topper.
Hockey funeral home. We are'.
deeply grateful. $c
Zr.AAlvin t'nrnlab and .sister$
of the late Mrs. Alvin .Cornish
wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to rela-
tives, ft•tends and neighbours for
3:indnees and sympathy shown
them in their recent sad bereave-
ment; for the lovely flowers and
,'arts of (sympathy.; to Rev. N. G.
Knox, Mr. Bob Cameron, and
Master .Peter Knox, to the pall-
bearers and to the 1-l:opper-Honk Y
funeral home.
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks to all those who remam-
tiered me with visits, ,aide and
treats while a patient in .St.
Joseph's hospital and since my
return home.—Alice Gilmour, Lu=
Bc.ytjeh
!OATH IN A SOAVES
square P!e:asaflf
TIEGI'GTt — Air. and Airs. Bill
B.egier announce the birth of a
son, David Gerard, at Farwell
Nursing 7 Home,
brotherufoil�c.Dan yust
r. and Alis, William
$'IdUPE -- Ai
;links,
Sbups tore Bernice R N.),
Roanoke, Virginia, are happy to.
announce the birth of, their
daughter, at Roanoke Memorial
Hospital, July 25. 1357--a. grand-
daughter for Mr, and Mrs.
daughterdforsMr.and
ancl great-grand-
daughter nL
Janke, k];ensail,
DEATHS •
TURNBULL At his late . resi-
dence,. Turnhull's Grove, Briday,
July 26, 1957, Gordon Clark
Turnbull, in his seventy-seventh
can. Sc
We wish to express gur sincere
thanks to everyone who helped
in any way to extinguisiz the fire
in our combine last week.—LYIa
and Ed Hendrick. So
We wish to express our heart-
felt thanks and appreciation to
atm many relatives, friends and
neighbours for the kindness, sym-
u
a beautiful I
floral tri-
tr an
a1
P Y
1 illness
i
during 1 e
h
utas received u trig ite n
and Ives of a beloved husband.
father and brother; especially
thanking Rev. A. E. Menzies, Dr.
Scrlm1;•eour and the lit. Fox anti
Son Funeral Home, -- Aire. Lin
Craven and family.
IN MEMORIAM
GARDI'NER — A fondtribute to
the memory' of Stella Gardiner.
who passed away three years
ago, August 7, 1954.
] We stili hear those grand Hymns
You once 'sang with refrain,
They still: strengthen our faith
• Snc
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- of tourists takQ. advantage of the picnic square at Bay-
ield to l -a PARK—Thousandssus is also a favorite spot for family
field to enjoy summer meals While .travelling, •Tilt "quiet" .
i and summer. Bayfield field retains its quiet resort atmos-
phere
,during the spring �' tourist establishments in other
pllere in deference' to the expansion of commercial to i t T-� Photo
areas, •
GhoQt Stories, Concert
ark Reunion In Hibbert
year. That we'll all meet again.
.WALKER In. South li'uron Hos- „-.A.1 w a y s rentt'embered by thee
vital, l,xeter, J
on Sunday, uly family.
-id •walker, of
Fa. _..
Cromarty, dear fattier of Mrs.
s..nDarrell
z Carl, alis of ,Cromarty, in
his eighty seventh year,
$KINNER—At S'onth Huf•on Hos-
pital, an Tuesday, August 6.
1957, ;john Clifford Skinner, 'of
Crediton, in h1s fifty-third year.
ENGAGEMENTS
'Sir, and Mrs, Ciarenee' Johns of
'Woodham wish to announce the
-engagement of their seeond eldest.
daughter, Kathleen Gertrude
Ford Knowles
Stark, of of .St.- M rys,lifford only
son of Mr. Clifford Stark, of Lon-
don, and the late Mrs. Stark. The
i
the
weddingto take place n
early part of August, 9s
CARDS OF THANKS
lc
of
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•. and Airs, Francis c
a
is C
lar
Ait
Crediton, wish to express their.
1
s In c e r e appreciation to their
many friends and relatives who
remembered: Mrs. Clark with
cards,
treats,
patient in South. Huron
Hospital and for the many kind -
messes shown since her return
home. A special "Thank You" to
Miss Claypole and staff, Dr.
Fletcher and to Rev, A. .R.apsoon
and Rev. Snell,
ti
Mr. August Maas wishes to
express his sincere thank$ for
cards, visits and treats during
his recent illness 'while at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Roy
Clarke, Zurich, Special thanks to
lir Scrimgeour and Dr.. Gulen • 8-
itir. and think Mrs. Wesley Jacques
wish to friends
and neighborsllswho ir laso kindly
remembered Mr. Jacques during'
ies
R e sp i t e:I his recent ands since in t returning
home. Special. thanks•to Dr. Read,
Dr. Gibson and nursing staff. and
special nurse, Mrs. Code. MS
Wesley Jacques. ei,
T wish to thank all those who
remembered me with cards, flow-
ers, treats and visits while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, and also since returning
home.—Reta Cattle.
*
I9Dwish' to express my sindere
thanks for cards, gifts and flow-
ers which T received while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
•..Mrs, Lillian Pym,
•
RIEDER—Zn loving % memory of
George Elmer Reeder, who
Passed away 5 .years ago, Aug.
6. 1952.
Only a. memory of bygone clays,
And a sigh for a face unseen. •
But a constant failing that God
alone
Knows just what should have
been.
._Ever remembered by his wife
Ethel, daughters, and son -in
law, ..5"
ELSI'.E—In loving memory or a.
dear husband and father, Percy
E/silid-
denly pe yearpassed iisho agov,Augueso t 10,
1956.
One sad and lonely year has
passed
great sorrow
fell
Since ckr ad that
The shock that we receive
day
'We still remember well,
God gave its strength to' take it, Staffs
The exchanged,
,•
G. C. Turnbull
Grove Owner
Gordon t , Clark Turninilli 76,
e, Turn-
bullll'sied aGrove, on Fridays late 1 Ju ), 26.
aagtby WOOS -
Proprietor
a icor and operator of
Propriei
'Turnbull's Grove, a summer .re- Mr- •and 11rs. Gorge Bedford. Mxs, E. O. RQddY,t
sort just nprth of ,Grand Be.?d,
,he was born in Hay 'township: of Detroit, visite!' forafew days end king Mrs. Charles
Ke was .a 1ornt.er reeve and with. Mrs. Valeriage sT lvlr and relatives.
e a Dol:.
mayor of Parkhill. He developed . Mrs. Marry Gould, Air. r
the Lake Huron sunnier resort burg, is a guest With Mr, and
2Q years ago..Mrs. Waiter Cutbush,
Besides his wife, the former Mr, Robert Ostler of Exeter,
Laura Gerornette, he 3$ sUr-'.Rev. Kell Sivergaid and 111r. Bili
vived by two daughters, Melba Parker;' of Clinton motored to':
and Helen, of Detroit; cane grand- . Elliott Lake and silent a few days
son, Douglas Sheppard, Turn- with Rev, and Mrs, L. W.
bulls Grove; one sister, Mrs. Krause and fanifl Exet ter. Jean Allen, Parkhill; .and one lake, formerly
o.
brother, No}man Turnbull, Grand David andf Mrs. James
the -We net
Bend, '
funeral service was held: end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
The
from the Hoffman funeral home, i Robert Ostler.
Dashwood, .on Mondav, conduct- t Miss Jane Salter, Winghamt
ed by Rev, A. 'E. Holley, with !Meta and Ge George
Reeves,
SS,'itl-
interment in Grand Bend ceme- forth, spentt.
tory ' their aunt. Miss Meta Salter.
Pallbearers were Messrs. 'Max- i Mr. Ross Parsons, Elliott Lake,
well, Morton, Les and Fergtia spent the weekend with his fa-
Turnilul1, E. Anstie and Arnold Ther, Mr. Earl Parsons alai Mr.
Geiser. i. and Mrs. Howard Holtzman,
nfrs, Harry De Vries, Bart
arnd .Shirley spent last week with,
/he former's parents, Mr, and
Lucan Mrs. M. L. Dykstra, London.
..-Continued from Page 9 j Mr. De Vries spent the week-
Mrs,,Irving Gibson and Ronnie' ends with them. Portage
Woodward of Lucan, 11frs, Wil -j Mr. Herman Prior ofg
1 Prairie, Man., is visiting with
mer Jones and family of Kippen la i ,
and Miss Gwen McGowan, of , his sister, Miss Olive Prior and
Toronto had a Picnic at Bay- other friends. London
field last Wednesday. I Miss Mary Homey,
Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Eng- visited for a few days last week
land have returned home after with Mr, and Mrs. W. O. .Alli•
a week's visit with Thamesford t son at their
sun Neil Jones. of
Mr. o.mer home.
re Marie
Marie Earle of Woodstock is ±Kitchener, holidayed last week
holidaying with her grandparents with theformer's' p. H. ar nts, er.
Nit. and Mrs, Wes Hodgins.. and. Mrs.and Bend. Neil leaves
rie
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merley
and family spent a few days shortly for Halifax where he will
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilcox assist in installing some of the
at Huronie Lodge, Pt. Elgin, latest radar equipment n .a
They were surprised to learn Royal Canadian Navy boat.
that M,r. and Mrs. Paddon (nee Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Gladman,
Bernice Gibson of Lucan) owned. of Vancouver, B•C. rvisited eat
the cottage and the latter's the home of the latter's
Mrs. Walter Gibson was C. V. Pickard, on t heian cross Can -
staying
there too so it was quite ada trip to visit t
a Lucan reunion. Dianne and family at Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodgson and their son, Lieitt. Robert
of Goderich visited Mr. and Mrs. Gladman. of the Royal Canadian
A. M. Redden on Friday. Navy, and family, at Halifax.
Col Duncan Ross of London They will again return to Exeter
called on Lucan friends last Sat- on a visit. Their daughter,
Miss
ast
urday. Elizabeth Gladman,
Mr. Charles Haggar of the couver, is visiting
ttheoP Pickard
P.Q. is 'on vacation. home and willY
for
Open House England where she will. teach
Mrs. T M. Hussey was pleased' for a year on a teacher's ex -
that so many people accepted change plan.
her invitation to attend her e MWS.. R.
visiting Russell
11 has Dr, an
"Pines Haven Open House las
Wednesday. Asngng the 120 who Mrs, A. J. MacKinnon at Long
registered were her own rela- Point Beach
Jives, Mr. W. 3, Hussey and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs: Vernon Becker.
Nute Neely, Petrol.ia, Mrs. A. spent last week holidaying in
Mr. and Mrs. Northern Ontario.
' ' axth Sarnia, M
A1nSW ,
George Adams and Mrs. Jean NIr and Mrs. R. J. Kydd and
Humphrey, Glencoe, Mr. and t ' of London
Mrs. Tack Evoy, Corunna and
it
Clink,Detroit.
.
Mrs. Vera
'10Ir. and Mrs. Hussey have only
been in Lucan one month yet all
were surprised at the improve-
ments both inside and ot,t.
Mrs;, K, Egan and . Mrs. E._
Henson contributed many' bas-
kets bf flowers for the occasion.
A 50 year old table cloth, be-
longing to Mr. Hussey's grand-
mother, the late Mrs. Dave Dry-
den of Pelee Island covered the
tea -table. Mrs. Irwin Scott of
Lucan, poured tea, during the
afternoon and Mrs. Wm. Duffy
of Watford during the•evening.
Mrs, Hussey is starting ottt
with a four bed ward for men
and a four bed ward for women
but has accommodation for many
more, when. they are filled.
The Ti
A>
own o
item .of Sochi and .Per ente Intoroot In end' Areuntl
�J.'he iia*5tear'4•'.,MeU+.Aavecat4.r is xtrtrkts "looses ate, Msblhrh
*km mg
We .sn* Mur raeidstr4 aro ilatereiies iM FA.M 4404 bract trissit# artr. c.
Gravett h
idayed last week .at l3raain.ar°
Lodge, Muskoka.
ltfr. and Mrs. Willam Coward
and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Apo.
pieton Jr, visited Miss IDa, Apply*•
ton in Colchester recently,
ldr'. Andrew Balnilton and Mr'.
and Mrs. William S.ilery ,attend•
ed the centennial .at SA. Itio..g
Hibbert on Saturday,
George Van F,arowe, .Rev'. and
Mrs, .Chester Postma and daugh-
ters, and Mr. and • .Mi.'s, Peter
Vander Lay. all of Kalamazoo
Michigan visited at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Van Farr •
0100 this week.
Tales by former teachers and Miss Marion McLean recalled gi]•is; duets by .Joanne and Stew.
pupils, from as far away as Sas incidents during their terms e
• at aJohns,row, Oris and and Carolineo
Christie, Ruth and Mildred Howe;
senior square dance by Andy
McLean and Inis Scott, Dorothy
Scott and John Norris, Jim
Mitchell and Caroline Christie,
Doris Johns anti Larry Gardner
with Harry Norris, caller; high-
land fling by Alice Howe and
Lynnette McNaughton musical
numbers by Mrs. Fred. Johns,
Mrs. Cecil Burrill and Mrs.
Cal-
vin Kerslake, accompanied by
Mrs. Elmer Dow; and a reading
by Mrs. Catherine Hocking.
katchewan, and a talent -packed
amateur variety program fea-,
Lured the reunion of S,S. No, 5,
Hibbert, Saturday.
Over 300 attended the' gather-
ing on the school grounds near
Cromarty, which lasted from the
time the bell rang at 9 a.m. until
the dance ended early the next
day.
Teachers -Mrs. Catherine Hock-
ing, who taught 29 Years ago,
Mrs. Andrew • Christie, Mrs.
Sterling Graham, and the former
Former Lucanite
Wed Recently
In a setting of gladioli, shasta
i St,
daisies and delphiniums n
Peter's Church, Dorchester, en
Saturday, July 20, Elizabeth
the desk of S,S, No.' 5, during
the morning program
Former pupils who related
tales included Mrs-. Douglas
Ford, Filmer, Sask.; Allan A.
MacDougal, Mitchell; .Albert
Hamilton, Winnipeg; Mrs, Chris-
tina McKellar, Mitchell; William
Hocking, Toronto; Mrs. Bert
Russell, Mitchell, and Mrs.. Clay-
ton Colquhoun, Science Hill.
Present students opened the
morning .program; with a wel-
come song. Last year's teacher,
Murray McNain, who will net
return in September, was chair-
man, and religious portions were
taken by Rev. Dr. T. G. McKay,
Thamesford, and. Rev. George
Lamond, Mitchell.
A maypole dance, step da Be-
ing, singing and other entertain-
ment by district amateurs fea-
tured the afternoon program,
Bert Daynard,
Be. Y ,
emceed b Rev,
Y
lia�ri meant to tih tab lose' Quarles Harrison ext range _• Presentations were made to
't ke
Bitskey • • 1 St to
You. • wedding vows with TiborY persons taming the
furthest Brit; w
brideoldest in
Toronto. The
To onthe
of x
Alexanderand
w Ale an
vrknt. Xoro
will ever oreunion, :`;o one � the e ,
—Always remembered by Grace, is the daughter of the Rev, L. attendance. Mrs. Ruby Routley,
C. Harrison of Dorchester and 1
the late Mrs. Harrison. The
groom is the son of Mr. and
Leta and .Terry. Sc
ELSI'E—In loving tn.erx ory or
dear son .and brother, Percy
Elsie, who passed away one.
year ago, August 19, 1956.
T Alt and think of you each clay
And think. of how yoµ died,
To think you never said goodbye
Before you closed your eyes.
I watched you suffer, 7: heard'
you sigh, ,
But all I
you,
do was just stand.
by.
But God looked. on and he knew
best:,
And took you to eternal rest.
—Lovingly remembered and deep-
ly missed by hls mother and
sister Gladys. Sc
•
The Story In • •
Clandeboye
By
MKS. J. H. PATON
St. Marys, and James T, Scott,
London, were the oldest; . Mrs.
Douglas Ford and Mr. Hamilton
Mrs. Sandor Bitskey of. Buda-
pest, Hungary. 1 Program numbers included a
The Rev. Canon J. Douglas i junior song by Joanne and Stew -
Patterson of Toronto officiated. art Dow, Ron and Beth Christie,
Mrs. Percy Hale of. Dorchester
provided wedding music. Miss
Kathryn, Hovey, of Sarnia, niece
of the bride, sang.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a baller-
ina -length gown of white bro-
caded taffeta. The headdress
was a tiny crownless hat 'bf
white brocaded taffeta front•
which was draped a double tier
of imported illusion net, forming
a blusher. She carried a white
prayer book, crested with De
Muir roses with stephanotis and
ivy streamers. •
Mrs. William Firth, of London,
as matron of honor, wore a
ballerina -length gown of pastel
turquoise, . d1 ystal charm and
carried. a crescent-shaped bou-
quet of gladioli:
Mary Elizabeth Hovey, Sarnia,
the bride's niece, as flower girl,
wore a pastel pink crystal charm
dress, and carried a basket of
sweet peas and colored corn-
flowers.
Mr. Frank Ezecsansky, of To-
ronto, was best man and Messrs,
Paul Bitskey, Blair Harrison,
Frank Hovey and Harold Tutt
were ushers.
Al a reception held in the
•
Baptismal Service
At St. James Church the sac-
rament of Holy Baptism was
celebrated on Sunday by the rec-
tor, the Rev. J. P'. Prest for
Allan Roy, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alta Harry Trick, Grand Bend, Roy. Cunningham with Mr. and
wishes to thank her friends, •Mrs. Ernol Cunningham of Glen -
neighbours and relatives for the
floral tributes, messages of'sym-
pathy and many other kindnesses
extended during her recent be-
reavement and for the visite etc.
when Mr. Trick was in hospital.
Special thanks to Rev. G. Strome,
Crediton, and the pallbearers. $'
Lloyd and Ethel Cushman wish.
to say a sincere "Thank You" to
those who in any Way contributed
to making Ethers • stay in South
Huron Hospital pass more quick,-
1y and pleasantly.
t
Town Topics
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon May and
three children have returned to
Hamilton after spending a week
with the fortner's mother, Mrs.
William May.. Mrs. A. A. Erie --
soli., of Rochester! is at present
visiting with Mrs. May.
Mr, and Mrs. •Harold Kelson
and family, of Milton, Ont., are -
holidaying at Grand Bend and
renewing acquaintances w i t h
toe as godparents; also Wayne
Douglas, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Arnold Cunningham,. with Mr,
Arnold Cunningham, god' father
and Misses Jeanette and. Donna
Blake as god mothers. ,
Mr. Prest returned from four
week's vacation, 'itwo weeks
spent ,at t. Andrew by the Lake,
Turkey point, and two weeks in
Bruce County. An invitation was garden of the church rectory, Berner, Mr and,.Mrs. Allen Pfaff,
extended to attend, the Union the bride's aunt, Miss Evelyn sports committee; Mrs. Sani
Church. service on Sunday, Aug. Harrison, of London, received desch, WS. Harvey Clarke and
11 at the Lucan Memorial Cen in a bade lace street -length gown Mrs. Bert Faber, table commit•
tre: The ,vacation school starts and, wore a shoulder `'corsage of tee.•
Ablgust 12-16,' pink chiffon roses. • The first Sunday in August
O'Neil Picnic Following a wedding trip to next year is the date for 1958
The family of the late Mr. and New York state, the young reunion at Riverview Park, Exe-
Mrs, Louis O'Neil. held a picnic couple will make their home in ter. -
in Riverview Park, Exeter, Mt. Loddon.
and Mrs, Roy McR•ann and Beth, The bride i a graduate of
Mr.' and Mrs. Grant Latimer of the University of Western On- Not F 1 t' ro n
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. George tori, Medical School, She spent Tempelanae speakers 1
Dennis and Ettie Wynja,
Christie and Henry Neevil, Willie
Mitchell and Joyce Norris, di-
rected by Harry Norris; instru-
mentals by Fred. Harburn and
Hugh Norris; song. and dance by
Iris' Scott and Andy McLean,
Caroline Christie and Jim Mitch-
ell, . Harry Norris the Storey
Doris
Johns; dancing by
An open air dance was held in
the evening with the Harburn
and Howe orchestra 'performing.
Meals were provided in picnic
form.
President of the reunion was
Donald Kerniek, who is also
chairman of the trustee board.
Mrs. M. Lamond was secretary;
Mrs, M. Nairn, assistant secre-
tary; Andrew Christie, treasurer.
Committee chairmen included
Bobt lunch; ch
Scott, ,
GordonS
Mrs. ,
Hamilton, grounds; Mrs. Andrew
Christie and Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Johns, program.
First school building in S.S. 5,
was built in 1856 of logs hand
hewn by the late Themes Scott.
It is recorded that the logs were
hewn with Such precision that
once the corners were dovetailed
together, the building was almost
light -proof. First classes were
held in ,January, 1857,
The log' school was superseded
by a hriek building in 1871. The
big shade trees which grace the
grounds were planted by "Neil
McKellar, who was trustee in
charge of the brick school in
1871.
An earlier reunion "was held at
Mr. J. B. Down and fatll.ilY
of Toronto visited with his par -
Ants, Rev, and Mrs. C. W. Pow*
oyer the holiday weekend.
Miss Joan Parsons and Miss
Wilma Coates are on a two 'Week
motor trip to Winnipeg and visci-
siitY,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Carfrey Cann
and Donald holidayed last week
in Dunnville, iuffalp and.Niagara
Falls,
Mrs. W. A. Reaman (nee Mar-
jorie
ar
Rorie ,Medd) visited her aunt,,.
Mrs. George Layton reeenntlY'
Originally living in Peru, Mr.
and Mrs. Reaman. and delight-
ter,
Past e
enthe
t . a>f
t Y
r Carol,sp
to
p
r
in Florida where Mr. Renner*
studied the latest in. oil refinery
equipment. ;He has been appetite -
ted
'.
' reit.'
it
teal. manager of a. new
a ei
nery at.Cartagena on the Gulf
of Darken • and has already
taken charge. Mrs. Reiman is
remaining here until Carol. en-
ters Albert College, Belleville itt
September. She is at present vi.
siting with her sister, Mrs, D. A.
Moffatt and family Listowel:
Mr. and Mrs. Len Dilkes
spent a few days last week in
Detroit
Peggy and Peter Pryde'spent a.
week in Clarkson with Mr, .and
Mrs. A. Miller.
Rev. IL J. and Mrs: 'Snell,
Gordon and Peter are.holidaying:
at, their cottage in Muskoka.
Mr. George Layton has been
a patient in South Huron Hospi't
tal for the past two weeks..
Mrs. J. Stewart and Mrs B.
Herr of the Godbolt Apartments
are visiting in Seaforth. •
Mr. and. Mrs. Fraser Brbwn,
Lambeth, Mr. and Mrs.`Harr/
Hinton. Windsor and 1�;s. Jack
Burn, New Hamburg spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
anvil;
Stan Frayne and # m y,
Mr, and Mrs. A. A.Read. Nis«
Pfaff, Oesch Clan
Picnic At Park
The annual Pfaff and Pesch
reunion wars held on Sunday at
Riverview Park, Exeter, with
120.in attendance,
Winners in sports were Brian
Darby, Patsy Clarke, Raymond
Hutchison, Clare Foreman, Ross
Clarke, Wilmer and Lorraine
Pfaff, Mrs, Rey Clarke, Douglas
Taylor. Ruth Clarke, Donna Bell,
Jimmie Hitchison, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Clarke and Orland Tay-
lor.
Joe Bullock was elected pre-
sident for next year, Mrs. Ar-
thur Hutchison, vice-president,
Geraldine Schelik, secretary -
treasurer, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Me-
Cann Mr, and Mrs. Allan Fink -
Noyes and sons of Delaware, Mr.
Neil McBann of Toronto, • 1VIr.
friends .1 Iockey and family and and
Clarence O'Neil, Clarise; Louie
Andy Snelgrove and family are �d Mary O'Neil of Montgomery,
among those holidaying at Grand Penn , Alton O'Neil, Mr. and Erie visited her t:.ousin, Miss
Mrs. Cecil. Carter end Mr. and Nancy Seat,
Mrs. Joe Horner of Parkhill at. Miss Judy Scott visited her
tended. 1 cousin, Marlene Harris0a, M. Ayl-
Personnl items ' liter while Donny Harrison of
Mrs. Clarence O'Neil and chit- Aylmer visited with his cousin,
dren Clarise. Louie and Mary Jim Scott, here. J
returned to their home in Mont- , Mrs, Cora McLean. and Mr.
ornerreturned
Penh. after spending Harry Iceelor of St. Petersburg,
her early life in Lucan wen
her father was rector of Holy
Trinity Church, Lucan, and St.
James' Church, Clandeboye,
13 end.
X41
c..
This Week In
Winchelsea
' By MRS, F. HORNE
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brooks.
Barbara and Bonnit of London,
and Mrs. Fred 1)elhrldge of 7te-
ter tailed on friends in the vicin-
ity., on Sunday.
Miss Sandra Wal.tcrs.is spend-
ing two weeks vatatioa with
friends at Chesley Lake•
Mrs. W. F. Batten, arid Mr.
of
Id
Denham Harold sod 'Mrs
Sarnia visited with friends itt
the Community on Sunday, and
Attended the Denham reunion.
Misses Margaret lean and
Marion Gibson of Bryanston and
Marilyn. Gardiner of Thatnts
Peed spent a week's holidays
recently with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claronce Fletcher.
Mrs. Fred Walters, Wilma and
Auly spent the holiday weekend
tittit: Lake Seuiog arid Visite
relatives there.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon rota,
141r. And Mrs I33 rf erneri Horne
get family
itr attended
cl ell on fl lay
in
honor
tlt B,CMt's. Luther lr'oli of
ten days with Mr, and Mrs. Karl
O'Neil and other relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Erne' Cunning-
ham, Patricia and Donald 'of
Glencoe visited with the form -
0'8 mother, Ttirs, and
Cun-
ninghairl and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Cunningham leaving TuesdltY
for a ten-day vacation at South-
ampton!
outh-
am t
on.
p
-'d
Mrs.Roy Sh
aebotto
lti
an
daughter, Margaret, of Lbndoit
-township visited on Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. Omar Cunning-
ham, and 'Mr. and Mrs. Key
Cuttningharti.
Mr. and Mrs. alien 'Carter
and daughter Mary Ellen Carter
bf Lansing, Mieh, end grandson.
Tommy Paulson of `California,
spent hast weekend with the
tamer's mother, Mrs, Charles
Carter arid. sister, Mrs. Jint Hall
and. family.
Ctrl. and Mrs. All Boggs of
Montreal spent the weekend with
the , letter's parerttsr Mr, and
Mrs. Ii. �Murless. .
Miss Barbara Gilmour of 1, 'ort
Florida spent a week with the
former's sister, Mrs. Mac Md•
Naughton and Mr. McNaughton.
Mr., and Mrs. Andy Carter
were guests' at the Hansel,
Thompson wedding in the /Op -
pen United Church Saturday,
July 27,
Mr. ,and Mrs.Abner Hebdrie
Mrs,
Mae
Mc-
Naughton
c-
and M
t
ail({
n
Mc-
Lean'
and
Mrs.
Cora u' lito
nfi
Nag
Lean ' and Mr. Harry Ieelor of
St. Petersburg, Florida called
last Sunday itt Aylmer to visit
•
S.S. No. 5 in 1950.
Baugh er,, Karen,
spent a few days last, week with, gara Falls visited for theweek-
the former's parents, Mr. and end. at the home of their son,n
Mrs. J. L. Kydd. Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Reid, G'
t t.
Al-
leyStreet.
Drumheller.
' r
le
Mrs
Snd ,
Berta who has been visiting for Mr. and: Mrs. Glenn Fisher
the. past three months with her
sisters, Mrs. Smith, xxoter th
t
and Mrs.'Rohner, Brueefield re
turned to her home last Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Netta Robinson and Lu-
ella, Detroit and Mrs. 'Clara
Hackney, town, are motoring
this week to Ottawa, St, Lawr-
ence Seaway and the Thousand
and family - spent , the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs.; Jatnea .Me"
Cullough, of Gravenhurst. h�
Mrs. E. G. Lloyd, and dau'g .
ter, Sheila, of Schomberg, visit
ted last 'week with her sister,
Mrs. Win. Mair and her mother,
Annie E. Ferguson.
Mrs. Wm. Mair is holidaying
at the,home of her daughter and
Islands.' son in-law, in Ottawa.
Rev. S. Kerr and family are Mrs. McCrackendale and
on a trip to Nava Scotia. Rev. daughter, of Yellowknife, and.
the former's mother, Mrs. Bon-
nie, of London, called on Mr. J.
F. Taylor, and other relatives on
WednesdaY.
Donald Sinclair, Dundalk, a
former pastor will have charge
of the services in Caven church
during his absence.
How mrany friends.
do you have?
n olden
days used to stress the terrible
effects of alcohol on man's inner
organs. Today such physical
damage is played flown and mo-
dern
o•
cal nrathera is thanntheephysical o
ef-
fects.
But a joint study of the life -
insurance tompanres in the
U.S.A. serves to show that per.
haps the oldtitite temperance
lecturer was not so far wrong af-
ter all. Startling facts have been
tineartIil d about damage done to
the human liver by drink.
In the past ten years cirrhosis
of the liver, a disease directly
tied to over -indulgence in alco-
hol, has become the fourth cause
of death of people over 45. Dur•
ing the same period the dOn-
sumption of liquor in'. the 'U.S.A.'
has doubled while the numbers
of alcoholics is six times what is
Was,
w
• Insurance
tee
The Metropolitan
Company in a monthly bulletin
reports that ntot e than a nuarter
ofi those who died trot% that di-
Mr, and Mrs. Alex G'Nel, Seats were definite alcoholics.
Mr, N. D. Hopper and soles of
Seaforth who are -drilling a rock
• well tor Mr. Jitit Hall in The
village at1udk rack en Tuesday.:
d{lniliy llindniarsh nt; Staley,
Creek, folnleriy Of this Cotti'-
t`huitityr visited with. Mr. and
Mrs` Earl O'Neil and with his
grandparents in Ailsa Craig,
Mrs. Eva :Hobbs, Toronto,'eel-
!ed' bit friends and is leaving on
a{X weeks motet` tour" to' leaving.
It is a sot's asslXPUttibtt that a
Considerable proportion . of
others were heavy drinker
head-
ed for alcoholism.
in Canada the smite trend is
recognizable, Since 1044 deaths
froth' cirrhosis Of the liver Piave
nearly doubled. In the sant pe•'
rind etlisumptio'n of alcoltdl has
also doubled while the Alcohei•
islil 1 t sterth Fouiidatiott reports
that the number , at akoholits
There's rto need to guess how many friends you have
in the -audience of this publication. '
Our readers, drawn together by a common interest,
represent a friendly audience.p .
They also represent a receptive audience for your
sales message.
Using the precisioll•built A,B.C,* measure, we can tell
you exactly how many people there are in Out circula-
• tion audience. What's more, we can tell 'von where
they live in terms of well-defined circulation areas- -
your market areas.
Don't guess, Ask to see a copy of Mir latest A,t.C.
report and know howiri.any friends yottr sages otersage
at hove here.
I�¢
Ma, and the Southern States, has neatly trebk(1.•
exeferaimes-lkovocafe
►i • n u!!'• atilt Audit Bureau of Ctreultrtio.'ns fs tir~taien *b
iititg
s3sbetMtiyll
representatives regularly visit rember, ttiblisiera' tfltees mut oho* ItOott5 fitvt
ot'
etl etch publitations tirculatiot. Copies of one letest iep t.anarAi�blautfa
,
pis without Aare. or obltgtiotl,
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