HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-09, Page 8Pada E The Times -Advocate, January 9; 1958
Message From Whalen
By .MRS, F. SQUIRE
New Year's 'visitors in the at St. Marys Memorial Hospital
community were: ;for several days having under-
Mr.and Mrs. Jackson. MeCut- gone art operation,
cheon and family, Miss Janet I Miss Jean Arksey spent a
McDonald and Mrs, 0. H. Fink- L few days to London recently with
beiner, Listowel, with Mr. and l Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Froats.
Mrs. 1, Finkbeiner, E Janice Fischer,. St. Marys,
Mr. and Airs. Gerald Chapman ,'visited Monday with Catherine
dr. and Mrs. Roy Johns, Mr.IKKlahre,
and Mrs. Gordon Kirk, Mr. and 1 Mr, Alynter Morley, Brant-
1sirs. Jerry McLean and Mr- t ford, visited on Tuesday with •
Meltzer Herbert, Exeter, and' Mr. and Mrs, Alex .Baillie.
Mr, Harvey Herbert, Brampton` linttily and Carol Foster holt- •
With Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pull-. dayed in SL Mars last week
nt.an. 1 with their grandmother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. :Geo. Atkins.' Corbett.
]Moose Jaw, Sask., with Mr. and Earl French holidayed with
Mrs, Alton Neil. !Larry Hein, 'Lion, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zavitz and ; Recent visitors with Mr, and
family, Thedford, with Mr. and : Mrs, Dlilne Pullen were: Mr.
Mrs, E, Ferguson. I and Mrs. Norman Brock and
New Year's visitors awa•y family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern
Were• : and Air. and Mrs. Keith Hern
• Mr. Frank Parkinson and' FrankrGunni Zion.
Exeter, Mr. and and
Glenn with Mr. and Mrs. Har- "firs. Bob Kinsmen and. John,
old Bell, London.
Chiselhurst and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire Bert Morgan, St. Marys.
with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Flan- ° Gloria Hardie of Ebenezer is
eigan, London. :visiting Donna Parkinson for a
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire,few days,
Sue Ann and Paul with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Froats
Mrs. J. Dickins, Lucan. and F'aul, London, visited Sun
° Dir, and Mrs. Herman Foster daywith Mr. Geo. Arksey and
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster, Jean.
St. Marys. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McKin-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Had- non and fancily, Guelph, and the
gins and family with Mr. and Massey families of St. Marys
Mrs. Harry Squire, IN oodham• were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gun- Airs, Grafton Squire.
Hing and Muriel with Mr, and The W,M.S. and W.A. are
Mrs. Allen Jaques, Zion. meeting on Thursday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Morley Jr. at the home of Mrs. Win. Mor-
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Skinner, Centralia.
Mr, and Mrs. Milne Pullen
and Donald with Mr, and Mrs.
Angus Earl, Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Cann, Exeter. Mr. Harvey Herbert, Bramp-
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hod- ton, sent a week with relatives
gins and family with Mr, and in the community.
Mrs. Chas. Grose, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hodgson, London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whelihan
with Mr. Jerry and Miss Josie
Whelihan, Lucan,
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Mr, Frank Parkinson, Glenn
and Russell visited in London
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
White and on Saturday evening
with Mr, and Mrs, F. Squire,
Prospect.
Thursday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Ronald Squire were Mr.
and Mrs. J, Dickins, Lucan, Mr.
and. Mrs. F. Squire, Prospect,
ltir. and Mrs. E. M. Fitzgerald,
London.' and Mr. and Mrs. Graf-
ton Squire and family.
Mr. Cecil Squire was a patient
ley Sr.
Carol Johnson holidayed last
week in London with Mr, and
Mrs, Earl Johnson.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Ferguson
were recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Hern, Zion.
Donald C. Grant
Qualifies As CA
Donald C, Grant, a native of
Exeter, son of Mr, and Mrs.
George Grant, of :."•. Thomas,
and grandson of Mr. Bert Clark,
of town, has passed his final
exams to qualify as a chartered
accountant. He attended the St
Thomas Collegiate Institute and
Western University, Don's
brother, Malcolm, is also taking
up accountancy.
The optimist sees things as
they should be — not as they
are.
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are Group Captain A. G. Kenyon, commanding officer of the station, and F/L J. L.
Deneau, station adjutant, washing pans used to prepare the 'holiday dinner.
The Story In
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Personal items
Mr. Lloyd. Bell and Noel of
Toronto visited with Mr. Thos.
Bell. over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Stephens
and .family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen.
Mr. Ocgo Koopmans under-
went an operation in St. Jo-'
seph's Hospital on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Koopmans and
family of Chatham visited Mrs.
Oego Koopmans on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ridley
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Webber, of Ex-
eter.-
Mr. and Mrs., Eric Coward of
Exeter visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stephen on Satur-
day.
Letter From
Shipka
New Year Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Neil and
Gerald, of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and
Mrs, J. Lovie, of Grand Bend,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baker
and family with Mrs. Major
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McNair,
of Denfield, with Mrs. E. Lam-
port and Tom.
Mrs. J. H. McGregor, of
Grand Bend, and granddaugh• and daughter of Lucan.
Mrs, Misses Bonnie and Heather Miss Ann Gardner returned to
her home at Mallon after- spend-
ing several. weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. Gardner,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eagleson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eagleson
and family of Detroit spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Eagleson.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald McGreg-
or returned home on Sunday
from a trip to Florida.
Mi•. Dawson Woodburn return-
ed to his teaching in Toronto,
Miss Frances Brophey to Sar-
nia, Miss Jeanette Steeper to
Sand Bill and Miss Marion Wood-
burn to Burketon after spending
their vacation at their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gillies of
Berkley, Mich, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks
at Vineland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber McLin-
they were married recently.
Several relatives attended Uie
funeral on Thursday of Mrs.
Bend, with Dir, and Mrs, Ross John Stokes (nee Esther Reid)
in Sarnia. Mrs. Jos. Eagleson is
a sister.
Mr, and Mrs. Clare Ritchie of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
her parents, M. and Mrs, Lawr-
ence Curts.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Smither.s
visited on Friday with Mr, John
Shank who is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
Misses Viola and Bonnie 'Med-
dle of West Corners visited on
Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Woodburn.
The Boman Bible Class of the
United Church will hold their
meeting on friday evening at
the home of. Mr, and 'Mrs, Arth-
ur Brophey and, the harmony
Class at Mr. and Mrs, Graham
Eaglesons.
•
Prrosperous Year
For Pentecostals
The congregational meeting of
Exeter. Penetcostai church was ;
held in. the church. on Friday
evening, Annual reports showed
that 1957 had been a prosperous
year for the church.
Mrs. H. Butler was requested;
to remain as pastor for the year
1858.
During the election of officers, l
church administrators elected!
were Messrs. Keith McLaren,
Gerald Hamilton, Robert Ost-•
ler, Don Jolley, Stuart Triebner
and. Milford Prouty; deacones-
ses, Mrs. C. Blanchard and Miss
Marion Triebner; organist, Miss •
Marion Triebner and pianist,
Mrs. Don. Jolly. '
Sunday School superintendent
is Mr. •Edgar Cudmore; assis-
tants, RobertdOstler, Gerald Elects Officers
Hamilton and Don Jolly; Wo .
Comments About
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mr. and Alrs. Ernest I-Iamiin,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gallant and ,
Jean of Toronto were weekend
guests with Mr. and Airs. Jack'
Roundel'. and family.
A carol service was hold in
the Anglican Church Sunday,
December 29. Those reading
lessons,were: Messrs. Albert,
Berry, illiam Waghorn, Harold
Davis, Ken Blackler, Jack Roun-'
dell, Donald Berry,
Mr. Lyle Paton. of Bell Tele-
phone, Stratford Division, is on
holidays and is spending part of
the .time in Toronto.
James St. Choir
men's Missionary, Council, Mrs.
Keith McLaren. and Mrs. Edgar
Cudmore; Challengers, Mrs, Mil-
ford Prouty and Mrs, Robert
Ostler; Young . People's Christ
Ambassadors, Miss Wanda Mc- re
The senior choir of James
Street United Church, held a
bowling party on Thursday eve-
ning. Afterwards the members
turned to the church for the
d M' Geraldine P annual meeting.
Laren an Miss era the at
President elected for 1958 was
Par-
ker. Maxine Reeder; vice-president,
Bill Batten; secretary, Jean Tay -
Message From lor;- treasurer, Helen Down;
treasurer for junior choir, Mar -
Greenway
lene McBride; convener, social.
committee, Don Taylor; con-
vener, program committee, Cecil
Henderson.
Mr. Henry Belling is visiting The election of officers was
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Young conducted by Rev. H. J. Snell.
A social time followed.
McGregor, of Corbett, with Mr,
and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levy and
family, of St. Marys, with Mr.
and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clarke and
family, of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Dinney and Gary, and Mr.
and Mrs, Russell Clarke, of.
Crediton, Mr, and Mrs. J. Mc-
Cann, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Clarke, iIrs. Harry Clarke and
Ruth with. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Clarke, Brenda, Billie and Rich-
ard.
Mrs. F. Brierley, of Exeter,
Mr, R. Jackson, of Hensall, and
Miss Shirley Coleman, of Lon-
don, with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh
Morenz, Billie and Mrs. J. Cole-
man,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence hardy
and family, of Lucan, hiss
Maude Hodgins, Mr. Mansell
Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Da -
tars, June and. Janet, of Grand
Love and family, •
Miss Marlene Fraser, of Park-
hill, visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sheppard and
Dave.
Miss Elsie Comfort and Mr.
Gerson Brady, of. Fenwick, were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Sweitzer, Jim and Scott, last
Week,
Mr, and. Mrs, Cliff Russell
Visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Webb, in St. Cath-
arines, on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Corbett,
Connie and Al, of Mensal], were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Leslie Adams, Harvey and
Gloria.
Ron Sweitzer visited last week
with Mr, and Mrs. Don Wilson,
in St, Marys.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzerr,Native Of Staffa
Jim and Scott, visited Saturday ,
With relatives ill Fenwick,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guenther Dies in Michigan
Karl
and Janet were Sunday Visitors
itt Chatham .lohn. Guenther re-
turned
t- The death occurred in the
turned to ,school there after W. A. Foote Memorial Ilospitat,
spending.. the holidays fore 1 haeksld oaririicihh., f .lnli Ch rehi-
Mrs, Wllfred Deslatdlrie and hlith„ on Jhael, ,2, 1x58.
Paul visited Sunday with heti
soul Mgr, and Mrs Bob Rutrtplt He was a son of the late Alm
ries, in Chatham Carttiichaot and Mary Miller of
Staffa, Ontario, where he lived
Mr natty years moving later to
"Pop, why do you sign Aly, re- Chelsea,
port cards witls an X instead of Ile is survived by two sisters,
,Your ''tame?' Mrs. tllaabeth Herr and Mts.
"t do'l't want, your teacher to Mad Stewart beth tit Exeter.
think anyone who cast read and Funeral servlees were oat.
Write liar * soil as dumb as riveted Ali SAturday, ,tartWtry4
With burial in Chelsira, 14ttclt.
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Mission Family
Returns To BC
On Friday, December 27 Dr.
J. B. and Mrs. Whiting, Helen
and Sill who have been visiting
with •the iamily of W. C. Pearce
since August began their journey
back to Hazelton, B.G. Wrinch
Hospital to resume their duties,
For better driving conditions
they went south and west and
telegraphed New Year greetings
from Texas. and later a letter -
was received from .Arizona.
Miss Betty Whiting a student
of Albert College, Belleville has
returned to Belleville after visit-
ing here during the Christmas
and New Year season.
Henry, answering the phone:
'"i don't know. Call the weather
bureau,"
"Who was that?" asked his
wife.
henry:' "Oh, some fellow ask-
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