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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-15, Page 5,01 • r Centralia Co.mments g.y MEt, FRED .$OWD N Shower .For Aride-Eliot Qti Thu d Y eve rs a tin is Maxine Watson was honored, .the ladies of the community With a miscellaneous shower. A short program was present- ed, Jean and Joan Essery sang a duet, Mrs. Alton Isaac gave a r e a d i n g and Misses Allison Clarke, Wreatha Sholdice, Shir- y and Blanche Rollings. and Catharine Hodgins sang several popular songs accompanied by Miss Eleanor Hodgins,. Ali the number were appropriate to the occasion. To the strains .of the wedding march played by Mrs. Alvin Essery, the bride -.to be was es- corted lo the platform which was decorated with streamers and, flowers, An address was read by Wreatha Sholdice, who,- with Miss Eleanor Hodgins, attended the bride, Mrs. Reg Hodgson and Mrs. M. Elliott were hos= tesses for the lunch, W.M.S. Entertains On Tuesday afternoon the V.M.S. Auxiliary entertained the Baby Band and mothers and the Mission Band at their meet- ing in the schoolroom of the church, The worship service, having as its theme "The Church A Fellowship of Love". was con- ducted by members of the band with Joan Essery as leader, The Scripture reading was given by Jean Essery. Sharon Light. foot was at the piano. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Powe, Elaine an Marie visited' d M t is to d . over ver• the weekend with relatives in iripley. The •two girls remained for a week's holiday. Mr, .and Mrs. Andrew Wcks s,pe.nt a couple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs. G. F, Pen - warden at Grand Bend,. Mr. ,Jack Gates, who has been transferred. from Danville, • to Schenectady, New York, was a• weekend visitor at the home of his parent;, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gates. Miss 'Hettie Sweet, of Exeter, vas a visitor with Mrs. E. Ab- bott on Monday. Miss Kay 1-iodgsoR. visited for a few days with her grand- parents, Mr. "and Mrs, L, Hodg- son. Mr. and Mrs. I. Macaulay, .of Montreal, are visiting, with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks, Mr, Lloyd Morgan delivered a challenging message to his listeners on Sunday morning and will be in charge of the service again on Sunday. Let Contracts For Ste. lien. p Two contracts for drainswere let by Stephen council at their August meeting, Les Turnbull and Son, Grand A story, "The Little Old Lady Bend, were awarded the Turner M drain job for $1,750. and Art -Hod- w ,gins and Sons, Lucan, were given a an Mrs. .,, . Harvey 93 Years old Mrs. ,roseph Harvey, a former , e df resident o Exeter x r c�e e at l.br ed her 93rd birthday on, Sunday,. August 4, at the Moate of her• only daughter, Mrs, Norman Sta. vey (Gladys) Mitchell with whom, she has made .her Domefor some years. Mr, and Mrs. Luther Raw- cliffe, Exeter,. visited with their aunt, Mrs, Harvey, on her birth. day,- CrHson, Rev. L. C. Har- vey, and his, wife of Browns- ville visited with her on Mon- day. Another son, Dr. Maurice Harvey, who has been practi- cing at Qlds, Alberta tltas re- cently disposed of his practice,. Comments About.. Cromarty By MRS, K. McKELLAR Mrs, William Farr and chil- dren, Stratford, visited last week with her moths►•, Mrs. Frank Harburn, Miss Mice Walker, spent last week with her cousin,, Miss Neva Cockwell, Dashwood. Mr, John Ballantyne was the guest of his sister and -brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Harris and son, Roy, of Munro, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Dorchester. Richard and Robert Binning, itchell, spent ` the weekend ith their grandparents, 111r. and Her Apple Tree," was read by .Mrs, Allison. The Lord's Prayer was explai,ed in an in- teresting manner by Mrs. Geo. Hicks,. Mrs. Arthur McFalls spoke briefly to the mothers on the importance of the Baby Band and received the mite' boxes. Personal Items Robert Laramie is holidaying In Hensall at the home of his aunt, Miss Greta Laramie, Mr. and Mrs, F. Penwarden, Who are holidaying at their cot- tage at Grand Bend, were Tues- day evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hicks and on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laramie, Miss Anne Shoebottom has re- turned hone after visiting for the past few weeks with her grandparents in Parry Sound.. Miss Emma Schaab, R,N., of Owen. Sound, was a guest for a couple of days this week with. her former classmate, Miss Wil- da Pollock, at the home of Mr. ' and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. the O'Rourke drain for $580. M Petition of Royal Gaiser and w others for an open drain was ac- .S p p cepted for. survey, plan, report and specifications, Ge A resolution was passed to he straighten the O'Rourke munici- pal drain, front/ 13-15 to approxi- in pproxi- mately 22 yards further down stream. Road accounts included 'pay- ment of $21;300 to Dominion Road Machinery, Goderich, for a new grader and $1,119.83 to Pol- lard Bros. for liquid calcium. Orval Mellin received $4,00 for fox bounty. Reeve John Morrissey presi- ded and all councillbrs were pre- sent. Mrs. R. McKellar. Mr. and Mrs, R. G Speare and r. Lloyd Fishingham, Toronto, ere guests of Miss Olive eare last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. . Abbiss, orgetown, are holidaying with r parents, Mr. and Mrs, Har- d Carey. Mrs. E. McDonald Cheryl an Beth Mitchell, returned home o Saturday after visiting with Mis Olive Speare.' Mrs. M. Houghton and grand son, Billy Houghton, and Mr Frank Stagg, attended the Houghton reunion in 'London on Sud ay. Mr. and Mrs, Heber Shute, Kirkton, visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. David Gardi- ner. Mrs, W. Martin, Exeter, 'visit- ed last- week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs'. Frank Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs, James Ramsay announce, .the arrival of %,their baby boy in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth: It is unofficially estimated that the carryover of unsold Canadian wheat 'at the start of the new crop year was between ,525 and 700 million bushels, equal to more than' two year's normal exports. ;pun 111111111111/1111111111111111111111/111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111!11111111111 tlllttttttlllllil Millitill(((// z, It's Time For A * TRADEIP. Let's Make A DEAL! L.S.M.F.T. '56 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN $2,895' Automatic, low mileage. i '56 RANCHWAGON, automatic, nice. ' $2,500 '56 STUDEBAKER COACH, in to condition $1,800 '54 BUICK HARDTOP $1,800 Automatic, radio, real nice. '55 FORD SEDAN $1,595 '54. 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ASTHVR RUNDL.E Personal items Mr. and Mrs. John Tipping and family, Wooditatn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ,Buck and family of Thorndale were weekend visit- ors at Niagara Falls, Mrs. Ira 'McCurdy, Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace were. in To - route for the weekend to cele- brate the eighty-ninth birthday of their aunt, Miss Ella Mills. Threshing, swarthing and com- bining are in full swing this week. Ronnie Sweitzer, of Shipka, is holidaying with his 'uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Rundle. spent Wedneee ksdaryand wi family e mother, Mrs. Roy Kirk, Mrs. Vic Chatten and Barbara and Ron. Chatten' were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Don Ross at Elora. Mr, and i%lrs, Glen Bonnablee of Montreal visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd _Jacques last week. Bill Knox and Darrel of Ot- tawa, Mrs, Jim Knox of Strat- ford spent Wednesday with Mrs. M. Jacques, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Mills' were Friday visitors with their aunts, Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Dougie were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Enos Hutton at their cottage at Ipper. wash Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs, Allen McDougald, Fullar- ton. Norman Mackfe, of Toronto, visited for a few days with. his sister, Mrs. D. Morphy, and the boys. Bert Rundle, on Sunday. ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert P tuidl+*, ,Jim and ,Jack attended the Kayne reunion held at Sp.rin bank .Park last. Saturday, Miss Rhea Mills, R.N., is her holidays for two weeks. 5 visited ho ed her sister, Mrs. Hero Thompson, Parkhill,, last week Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Benne and Marlene, of .Goderich,, we Sunday visitors with Mr. a. Mrs, Alex Gartenburg. Rev.' J. Slade and Mr Slade returned home on Tuesda front their summer cottage Barrow Bay, Mr, and Mrs. Delmar john ton, Kirkton, were Sunday visi ors with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Blommae and family were guests, with the former's father, M. Andrew Blommaert, at Exeter on. Sun- day afternoon,. Mr, and Mrs. Bob McPherson,. Buffalo, N,Y., were Saturday visitors with Mr, and. Mrs. Nor- ris Webb, Mrs. Elgin Webb, of Grand Bend, visited with her son, Norris, and Mrs. Webb on l\'Ionday, Barry' Slade spent Sunday with Rev, and Mrs. E, Elliott of. Kirkton, Norma Hern visited her. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Hern, in Toronto last week. Mr, and Mrs, William Ferrie, Billy and Irene returned to To- ronto after visiting the past,two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and family. Grace Doupe and Marie Levy got their grade 13 standing in all subjects, Ron Chatten, who has been at- - tending summer school in Toron- to, was successful in passing vithout trying his -exams. Joseph S, Grant Form r Baker Joseph S. ,Grant 1? aril tt , Il r former, o l ler resident of Exeter died in Glen - gee. on Tuesday, July .30. Mr. .Grant conducted the bakery; business now owned by Mr. Cliff on Ersman. he Mrs. Grant predeceased hiin. id He is survived by two sons and two .daughters- ,George M., of it St. Tbolnas and Joseph .Jr. .of. London. Mrs, Harry Carey an (Betty) Glencoe and Mrs. U. W. David (Mary) London s,: The funeral service was con- ducted in Trinity United Church, at Glencoe, ,on :Friday, August 2, with interment in .Oakwood co- s, ,:metery, rt Former Resident • Mr. and Mrs. Reg Doupe, St, c;, Marys, called on Mrs. Roy Kirk n and Lorna, also Mr. and Mrs. s Message From Baseline A famous matador was fight- ing in , the bull ring . in •a Mexico border town. Among the specta- tors was an old cowhand who was seeing his first bull fight. The fight had reached the stage where the matador, armed with only a cape, was taunting the bull, avoiding• the animal's horns by fractions . of an inch and flipping the cape aside as the,bull charged past. At last the old cowhand could stand it no longer.. He rose and shouted; "Ruddy, he ain't never gonna run into that sack unless you hold it still!"• • ,By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Shower For Bride On Thursday evening Jean Scott was the guest of . honor prior to her marriage on Satur- day, August 17, at a aiscelian- eous shower in' the church base- ment, Mrs. K. Langford was in charge of the program consist- ing of vocalosolo duet byyShOrrie aron and Doreen Mills, trio by Janice nd Joanne ,and Veria Copeland nd a reading by Pearl Bruce, Jean thanked the ,ladies for e lovely -gifts and invited them her home to see her trous- eau. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hutchin- a son and son, John, of Harrow, a ,are spending a few days with Mrs.' Hutchinson's sister, Mrs. in Howard Switzer and Howard. to ,Mrs. Shipley, of Essex visited s with - her daughter, Mrs, H. <M Switzer, last week. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Switzer and guests spent. Wednesday at Niagara Falls. Mrs, T. Coward and family spent,a few days at Grand Bend last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dolma Johns- ton, Kirkton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A: Rundle on Sunday. Misses Pearl and Myrtle Brine from New./ York are spending a few holidays with their brother, Lloyd Brine. Mrs, Hilda, Stevenson, who has been visiting with her niece, 1 Mrs. Alfred Baker, is returning 1 to her home in London acconi-+ panied' by Marine Baker who ,I will 'spend some holidays with i. Mrs. Stevenson. Garage Sunday And. Evening Ser%ice Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. Hunter-Duvar And Sons` Ltd. i Dies In London Alexander Reeder, 74, who used to work for the late John Taylor in the garage business here, died.in Victoria Hospital, London, Thursday night, He has been working in a Lon- don hardware store in recent years, His wife,, the former Ger- trude, Luther, predeceased him. 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