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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-08-22, Page 12'M,. • 12 Th* Timfes^Advtocete, August 22, 1957 The Times -Advocate ,Eluilding Page Announcements ij Topics Fro! Zion by MISS JANE DYKEMAN Zion choir held a weiner roast 4, Pt, Blake last Thursday eve - ug. Mr. Mr. anti Mrs. Harry Murcia of Petawawa s.pentr Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques. Shirley Jaques spent last week with Susan Parsons of He'nsall. Mrs, H. Robertson, Mrs. L. Glennie andClare of Gait were - Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jud Dyiteman and family. Barbara Hern, Yvonne and Dalton Jaques spent Monday with Shirley Jaques. Lynda Dykeman spent Monday and Tuesday in Detroit, Mich. Miss Pauline Lynn of London is vacationing this week with her sisters, Mrs, Tom Brock and Mrs. Harry Hern. Mr, and Mrs. Warr,en Brock vsited Sunday'with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart London Township. Mrs, L. Kyle of Exeter spent BIRTHS 'AIR --Mr. and firs. Jack kair, 370 Carling St.. announ(•e, 11,e birth of it daughter. Cindy Lou. at South Huron Hospital, Aug. 1$ 1917. -.. Mr. and ATrs. Ileo, Linden nnunce the birth of a. son at South Huron Hospital, .August 2n. 1937. f!e1d, l:•eter, an- .1')NEATtNG _ENG,INEE t _--.---se— --1,-- . IF YOUR OLD FURNACE,' I,IKES1t CHEAT; WELL MAKE IT GIVE t YOU YES PROPE - WEAT LOCAL TFAnEAinnxs, leo DEATHS 13A1LLATttil':0:1--AU•. anis Mrs. T. r. 1 tillargenn, I1('AF Station Centralia. announce the birth of It son. Pierre 1•'rederie, at South Huron Hospital August 14, 1037 GINGERICHS llEi1TI IG .1611T46-0LUMBIIG 4'y `011. BiJRNING',1�MR GNDITIO$tN •a., , .A•; EQUIP.. EN„TP1i;$UPPLIESi I 34 ELECTR)CALi�REPAIRIN6 �URICVVVVy -A•iDTO R EwiNPING.1 Last word in and LONG LIFE' ---;t brother for Matirie-Aur a Dna Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. Eph- Jean Charles. GLAV1N Mr. and Mrs. John runt Hem, • Glavin. Clandeboye, wish 'to an- Air.. and Mrs. Told Brock and nnunee the birth of twin boys, Karen Mr. and Mrs Wellington meat. at St. Joseph's hospital Brock were Sunday visitors 95;. with Loudon, August hlXTON---1red and 'tete. Luxton, tit. Thomas,are happy to an- nounre he birth o f a daughterh ftoerr *Victoria Hospital, London, August 14. 1907 - terDavid Clare and Dennis (le- Ir. and .Mrs. Tom Ogle, Strath. roy, and Lynn Lloyd Mrs.yd Mr.. and family of Clandeboye spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Elaine and Judy. Bern. x'.h;NNEY--:tit•. and airs• Edward Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon and Penney. Viand Mend. announce the birth o a son, f Stephen Ed- Christine of Clandeboye ,were ward, weight 7 Ins., 15 ozs., at Monday evening visitors with Mal th' Huron Hospital, August 20, 1957. • CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who sent me cards, letters. flowers Atilt gifts; also those who visited me while a Patient in Victoria Hospital and since rot timing home. '1'11e many kind nets are much appreciated. -- Mrs, 391mer, Lawson. ' I wish to express 111Y sincere Message From thanks to all those who re - Mr. and Mrs, Ward Hern. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Palmer and family of RCAF Centralia, f formerly from P.E.I. have moved into Mrs. J. T, Hern's former residence. Ruth Merkle, Exeter, visited Wednesday with Jane Dykeman, membered me with cards, treats and flowers while a patient: with my daughter. Airs, A. Tlartllff. at Clinton. They were very much appreciated by me. -- 1.1rs. Susan Alerner. We wish to thank our friends and relatives who so Mildly re- membered membered J'releen with cards, flowers and treats while she was a patient in St. Joseph's and South Huron :Hospitals. Special thanks to the nursing staff and Dr. Gulens. — Robert and Eveleef Jennison. The family of the late James Brook wish to thank their many Greenway Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mawsbn of Rochester, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Mellin'of Parkhill vis- ited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and family. Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Pol- lock visited on Sunday with rela- friends, relatives and .neighbors tines in Sarnia. for the kindness and sympathy NIr. Bob Wellman of Ayling extended to them during their recent bereavement, also for the ton Heights, Illinois, is visiting many beautiful floral tributes with. Mr. Dawson Woodburn and and cards of sympathy. Special other relatives. thanks to Miss Claypole anal Mr. Wilbert Young and Miss son, lar. 'Ticker, Rev. Mr.Rap- son, the pallbearers and alt those Sophia Young and Mr. and Mrs. who helped in any way. Harold Brophey visited on Sun The family of the laic john day with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clifford Skinner, r.I), n•tsh. to Gibson and family in Wingllam. express their sincere thanks and By Skipper • appreciation to relatives, friends Mr, and Mrs. Russell Brown and neighbours for kindness and • and family visited on Sunday With summer holidays almost sympathy shown them in their with relatives in Sarnia and also thanks btoi Padrem Mclteanpe the with Mrs. David Wilson of Ar- a memory for another year, our honour guard, pallbearers and kona whe is a patient in the thoughts turn once again to re- organizing the Scout Troop. an Dr. of South Huron l hospital and the r. during the summer; we were,in Dinner funeral hone. 2..c and family of Edmonton k refle camp for seven days, during IN MEMORIAM KIT. Pm '5.,5.g :6 Ml el tort0 M1. 9'all"3,1rr1,. rte' Min 9).QK1QL•1� • D E S i GN M-388 Front its exte- rior, this does not appear to be a duplex, because of its coin - mon front vestibule; it would not be conspicuous in a residen- tial neighborhood. • Each apartment contains living room, combination kitchen— din-ette, two bedrooms, bath and se- parate rear entry and stairs to 0 basement, The arrangement is compect and economical to build, • and should be ideal for the small fam- ily which likes the income fea- tures of the additional .apartment, Exterior lines are low, with hip roof, wide overhanging eaves; ' 'n Floor wide sill P withg finished f i ' area is 1550 sq, ft. and -tubage is 28,675 cu ft. • Order Plans Here Small House Planning Bureau of Canada P.O. Box 942, SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick Please send me more information, the plan features and the type of Times -Advocate.. without obligation, about construction used in the house as pictured in The NAME i1DDRESS CITY PROV. Scouting Trail Picture -Taking Scout akes , I.mpresson buglers of RCAb' Station Uen- hospital m. Sarnia. trans. d to lospit Pletcher, nurses M and Mrs.Walter Cripps By no means have we been idle turning home this wee after which many tests were passed spending their vacation with her and several earned. S'TT.tH---ln loving memory of a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Inn several ition badges this, werehe reed. dear father, John Stire, who Curts. ut Passed away August 26, 1956. Mr. and Mr.s Caiman Wood- Hall has received a coat of .paint What would • I give to clasp his hand, burn spent a couple of days in and stain, inside and out, applied by the Scouters and Scouts. xis happy face to see, Toronto last week. Donations .of paint and money by To heat his ,voice and see his Miss Lillian Ulens of Windsor smile That meant so much to me. spent the weekend with her the Lions Club enabled us to carry out the paint -up. Rather a' lot of —Sadly missed by d a u g li t l r s mother, Mrs. W. T. Ulens. time was spent on the project, but Ethel. Lilian and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Steeper should you happen to drive past Rudolph and granddaughter 130- d M' M 'el Steeper attend - laude. -- 2'2" STIRI' Th loving v f t theformer Dorothy Smith,sure that you will agree that a We stood beside your bedside, Kenneth Eagleson is visiting hope to see a few new faces this year, not that we are tired of the old ones, but there is always room for more. A few Cubs will betak- ing the step from the pack to the troop later in the fall. It doesn't seem so long ago that we were busy selling Christmas. trees but looking at the calendar we see that it won't be very long before we. are at it again. We hope we have the success this year with the piloject that we had last. Last year also, we had a "Bacon on a Bun" booth at Exeter Fair. The booth was so successful that we are going to operate it again this year. To bring you right up to date on an ISS uri ed the funeral of Mrs. Steeper's the building, or see inside, we feel av ng me,nor. o a sister vast improvement has been made. passed away August 26, 1956. in Detroit last week. September 9 has been set as dear husband, John Stire, who with his cousins, Larry and Glen Ratz, of Shipka. Mr. and Mrs. George Apple- ton of Rochester, N.Y. returned home last week after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and family. Our hearts were crushed and the opening of the troop year. We sore, • We tended you with love and care, Till we could do no more. In tears we saw you suffer And slowly fade away, And God knows how much we miss yon, Gone one year today, —Sadly missed by wife Emma. 22• 'STi fill—In loving' memory of a dear father, John Stire, who passed . away -August 26, 1956. ]Jays of sadness still came over us. Tears in silence often flow, For Memory 'keeps you ever near ' us, Though you left us one year ago. —Sadly missed by son Carl and daughter-In-1aw Ruth and grandchildren Larry, Linda and Glen. 22' - ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR Ends All:door difficulties -changes from: glass to screen in seconds. Fits snugly in any weather • and amply protectedagainst wind damage. Extra rugged construction means generations of service.... Special sweep stops all under -door drafts• saving fuel and increasing your family's comfort from the day you install it. "Build The Huron Way" HURON LUMBER Phone 48 Exeter Alaei,4yi.N--In loving memory of a dear father, Almond D. Mac- Ewen, who passed away August 17, 1956. His memory Is as dear today As in the hoar he passed away, God took him home, It was His will, But in our hearts he llvei.lt still, —Byer remembered by Donna and Harry. 22c The Reader Comments Just a note to compliment the writer of the article "Not just a story." We heartily agree with the theme and say it is well writ. They were present for the family reunion on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Dunn hFrank D Mr. and with Mr. Plan Rummage Sale The W.A.'and W.M.S. of the United Church held. their Aug- ust meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy Whiting with Mrs. J. Gero- melte in charge of the worship taking as her theme "Use your talents and give thanks." Four- teen members answered the roll. Plans were completed, for the rummage and bake sale, August '15. It was decided to order more new dishes like the ones which had been purchased. Mrs. Albert Pollock read a paper on Temperance and Mrs. Harold Brophey read an article on Christian Stewardship. Message From Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. J. Parsley, Jeanette and David returned to their home in Toronto on Sun- day after spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. George Dunn. ten. • 'Yours truly, Arnold Gratton from our wide variety ...from TAKE YOUR PICK of popular wallboards Planning to finish off art extra bedroom in the attic or a rumpus room it3, the basement? Whatever project,. we have the wallboard to suit your pur- pose .anti your taste. See samples, get prices. Phalle 90 D shwood • News Budget From. his g#eat uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr's. .John. S acek. Mr., -and Mrs. Thos. Buckley of Grand. - eni 1,isil.awa, Mr. .and Mrs. Harold • Fischer and Mr., and Mrs. T. lay MRS.. E. w,EOWN' Thompson of London spent Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer. Gay Gals Sunday evening.visitors with The annual monthly meeting Sunday and Mrs. Chas, Atkinson of the Grand Bend Garden Club, were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Me - "The Gay, Gals," was held Tues- vans and David. day evening, August 6, at the home of ,41n14 Hendrick. A wein- er roast was planned, but on account of a lengthy program, the time did not permit for same. The plywood book covers were distributed. Miss Patterson, the Home Economist for Huron Coun- ty,. was present. and gave the girls some hints on Achievement DaY. Hot dogs and rolls, donuts, coffee and soft drinks were served by Mrs. Hendriek and Alma. Personal Items Mrs. Frank Bestard of Winni- peg, Man., is visiting her niece Mrs. Hettie Baker, and nephew Mr, I, Bestard and Mrs, Bes- Lard, along with other relatives in the district, Guests during the past week with Mrs. Will. Patterson were Mr.- and Mrs, Allan Barry and family of Haileybury, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott of Sarnia, and on Sunday, n Zr. and Mrs. Donald and baby. Scott a . Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pask last week were Mr. and Mrs. E, Cochrane of Royal Oak, Web., and Mrs, .J, McKee of Clawson, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. R. Ratcliffe of London have been visiting for the past ten days with Mr and Mrs. Bruce Stanlake. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Auth and sons, Tony and Gary, of Los ' Angeles, California, are spend- ing a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Verne Anderson. Over the weekend Mt and Mrs, H, Pfile entertained a num- ber of friends and relatives from Ohio, Detroit, Mich., Sarnia and London, 'and on Sunday celebrat- ed the birthday of Mrs. Phile's father, Mr. August Bredow of Bad Axe, Mich, Around 70 guests were present, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oultrarn of London spent Sunday with M. and Mrs. Ted Stanlake, ,Sunday visitors with ,Mr.' and Mrs. Wellington Baker and Miss Dorene, were Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Lovie and family of Bright's Grove, Mr, D. Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McDonald and family of London. Misses Penny Coulson .and Lois Mizzon of London spent a week's holidays with Penny's grandfather, Mr. Win. Rendle. The bake sale under the aus- pices of the W.A. of Grand Bend United Church will be held on the church lhwn on Saturday, August 24 weather permitting, at 3.00 p.m. --otherwise it will be held in the church basement. Troop events, last weekend saw. the Scouters and seven Scouts in Detroit. The occasion was the prize for the best patrol during May, June and July. Doug Jer- myn's patrol, the Eagles, were the victors and were treated to a trip through the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn, and the Detroit Zoo. 'Two ears, well loaded down, left Exeter, on Saturday morning, and after holding our own very well against the fast moving U.S. traffic, arrived in Dearborn about noon. Saturday afternoon we went through the museum and about one half of the Greenfield Village. One noteworthy and amusing item to come from the trip is Doug Hodgson's encounter with an amateur artist. Doug wished to photograph the same building .that said artist was sketching, however, found that the image was too large for his camera viewfinder, so he commenced backing up, still peering through the viewfinder. The artist was also pre -occupied with his work and didn't notice that .friend Hodgson was steering a course for colli- sion. The next thing he knew he was being trampled into the lawn midst flailing arms, legs and pages from his sketch pad. Both parties emerged unscathed. The only casualty was the pic- ture he was drawing. It bore the mark of Doug's. size seven right smack in the middle. We camped on the Ford prem- ises Saturday night, and say, weren't the mosquitoes hungry! Sunday morning we , completed the tour of the village, and after dinner visited the Detroit Zoo. Add them all up and you come up with a whale of a good week- end, a lot of walking, memories to last for a long time to come, Chatham, visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Essery and Mr. and Mrs. G. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Abbott and Mrs. Alonzo Abbott, London, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. E. Abbott. Miss Marie Brown of London is holidaying this week at her home. Messrs. W. Elliott, M. Elliott, C. Theander, G. Baynhani and F. Bowden attended the horse rates in Toronto on Saturday afternoon. Mr. William Woad, of Exeter, and his daughter, Mrs. W. Mur- doch, of Dundas, were callers Mrs, Almer Passmore. • Gthe Dunn nf Mt. and Mrs. Miss Doris Elford spent a few George Dunn on Saturday after- days recently with her aunt, noon, Miss Ida Hall, o£ London. Mr. and Mrs V. Overholt and Douglas Ro1Jde .spent, a few family spent Sunday in Goderich i Visa ,Shifa* Elsto* was ei guest of Miss ,erdiss Xloweryt .P.I►i.Q. Ceptraka for a J 0t4ple of 4073 during the 'past week. Mr. and Mrs. AllatlElston .and farellY attended the Hodgins e• . union held at Ipperwash .on Sun- .day. Miss Jo -Ann Headley of Lon- don visited for a 'few days last week with her cousin, Brenda Blair, dint!11111111Attllun111111nU111IIIn1AIt111t111111A11111,1,IAg11 11/11nnaillitt 11101,tm111111111IIItstost111ttt•01ltnllmh` Second Line In Biddulph By MRS. H. ELSON PAINTING F. PAPERHANGING CARPENTER WQRIC KITCHEN CUPBOARDS Thornais H. 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Misses Connie and Joan How- enjoying a week with his grand -1 Mr, Lloyd Morgan in his ton- att of Londesboro spent a few parents near St. Joseph. eluding sermon jean the United days last week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Jeffery visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, William Luther of Park- hill. Mr. and Mrs; Gordon Stone, Diane and Bobby, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. lion- alit Wein of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ballantyne visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd i3allantyne, Mrs. Knight of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew and family of Longwood silent the weekend with Mr.. arid Mrs. Ernest Pym. Master Larry Mayo of London spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. Mat; Hodgett. Mission Band will be held on Sunday August 25 during the church holt Mrs, lttoorer Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Snow, 'Filly, Bobby and Jimmy were gueatt on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy taunt at 'their cottage at Grand Bend, Miss Shirley Simpson, Ailsa Church on Sunday morning en - Craig, is visiting with her grand- likened the power and beauty of mother, Mrs. `P, Simpson. Mrs. S. Meralls, Exeter, was a Sunday visitor with her sister, Mrs. A. McFalls, and they at- tended the decoration serviceSchroeder Reunion the Ebenezer cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robinson A family reunion was held' at returned home Saturday night the bowie of Mr. and Mrs, Rus - following a vacation. with Tela- sell Schroeder marked the hoine- tives in New Brunswick. corning of Mr. and Mrs. Morley The Blair girls, Judy, Bonnie, Baldwin and their daughter, Pat-. Il.oliin and Faye, spent a few ricin. days this week with Mr, and Mrs. Baldwin was the former Mrs, X. Qreb. Ila Schroeder. The Baldwins now Mrs, Andrew lsxae, Toronto, make their home in San Berns called on Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ino, Smyth on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks end Miss 'Wilda Pollock visited over the weekend with relatives inllipley. • Mr. and Mrs. S. Thompson, Miss Marie I3ri wt°t atld Mr. rion Ileaman attended the trown- Stitaton wedding near Lambeth Mrs, MIAMI Morgan. Bost' Marie, on. Saturday, l:inbro, and Mr, iliieSehrned- Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorensen, of et, Centralia. Niagara Falls to the power of God in the life of a Christian. Rev, J'. T. Clarke will be in charge of the service on Sunday. d' CalifarM&, Present to mark the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Saul Semple, Joan and Sant, Byron; Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Hewitt, Diane; Mi. and Mrs. B. B. Webb, Sandra Janet; Miss Wilma Sebroederi London; Mr. and Mrs. _Jack chroeder, f5ont1Md: Mr. and Tradesmen Directory Consult this Directory for expert work . in construction er repair. 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