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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-03-20, Page 7;•;. • comments About Cromorty By MRS. KEN McKELLAR .P.monel items Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Clemens,. Regina, and Mrs. Alma .ens, Moosejaw were guests_ of 1,13% and Mrs. Andrew WW1- lan on Saturday. Mr. Frank Stagg and Mrs. M. Koughton visited -:Ori :Sunday with fir. and Mrs. Reg. Stagg, EXeter. Kennelli :Walker, London. And Mr. Howard Ford, P Yvon i -cent the •weekend. 'with Mr. and rs. Otto Welker. Linda Cur. r, Dorchester, also spent the weekend with her grandparents. Several Cromarty relatives of the late Mr, Neil McGill .attend- ed his funeral in Exeter on Tues. r; y. The llibbert, dub, with -theirwives or lady friends en- liyed a social evening in Far - tither Hall on Tuesday night. The evening Was spent in play- prOgressive euchre and clan. cing. To Paint Mills The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs. T 1.4, Scott with a good attendanee. The presi- dent, Mrs, Will Miller presided. During the business period, the ladies decided to paint the rails of the church basement. P. was .alsn.decided to purchase 1.1.4 eterial 1.o make..layettes for relief work. Programand flower committees were appointed. Lunch was served by the host- ess assistecIby Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs. Grace Scott and a social hour was much enjoyed. Rey e W.M,S. And W.A. The March meeting of Boy's Church W.M.S. and W,A. was h?ld at tho hoifle• o. Mrs. Gor- don Parsons, Mrs. Murray Chris- twas in charge and opened r11 a Lwten poom.Mrs. C. Park and Mrs, Andrew Chris- tie rssisted in the devotions. Mrs.. Norman Dom gave .a reading and Mrs, Harvey Dow favored' with a musical number. Mrs, Ross McPhail gave a remionary reading, and Mrs, John . Hocking gave the topic on Jenan. Mrs. T., Colquhoun and Mrs. 13. Miller Weite appointed pro- gram. committee for the: April meeting, .which will be - held at l'1 home, .or Mrs, Cliff Dow. Mrs. Carman „Park was appoint- ed treieurer for -the W..A, A quilting wilt bo • held in the l'.•p'r 'future, and an apron and baking saN.,;is being arranged to be. held in May, Your Library a 0 Doshwood Con., •MRp. ERVIN„RADER Honc'ur Neighbour About forty-five• neighbours and friends .gatherpd at the home of Mrs, Harrington Fink. 1,ielner Friday evening to honour her prior to her moving to Zurich. Tile evening was spent in bingo. Mrs. Ted. Rader read an ad- clress, and Mrs. John Rader pre - settled her with a hostess- .chaw. Mrs. Finkbeiner graciously -etc., pressed her thanks. A report of the L.W.M.L. executive was read. The spring rally will be May 6, at Mitchell. The convention will be held September 20 at Kitchener, An Easter party wilt he held for the Sunday School children, 1 Group 4, with Mrs. Herb Wein convener, was in charge and served lunch. During prepara- tion, Mrs. Leonard Schenk con- ducted a St. Patrick's contest,. Aid • Message from Lutheran •Church Ladies' , - The regu'ar meeting of Zion. reenway WaS held Wednesday evening • •• • -- ' -- • following the Lenten church service. The topic was .disPensed with for _the sermon ou "John, Loved by jesus." • Mrs. Milfred Merrier, the presi. dent-, presided, Easter lilies are to be purehased for the altar,. Mrs. Leonard Schenk, synodical rererter, said a new mission had been formed in New Guinea. Letter From Shipka • weekend with Mrs. J, .Gardner, and family of Mahon spent the Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gardner • I Miss Marion. Woodburn, Burke- , ton, spent the weekend with her I parents, Mr, and Mrs, .Carman Woodburn, I Mrs, Minnie Robertson,. Wheat- ley, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. "Sherritt, of Calgary, have been ' visiting Mr,' and Mrs. Herb Hari - ton and called on friends in this vicinity, The Harmony Class of the 'United Church were entertained t Wd'd • • Craig United Young Married I People's Class, I A number of relatives from here attended the funeral of the late Mr, T, D. Borthwick in ; Thedford on Friday, Personal Items Miss .Sophia Young and Mr. Wilbert Young visited last Mon- day with Mr, and Mrs. Wes Lamport in ji.',4eter. Mr. Dawson Woodburn, of To- ronto, spent the weekend at his home hero. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hartle moved last week to their new home in Parkhill.. Persenel Items Mrs. George Sherrilt,' of Cal- gary, Alta.; Mrs, M. Robertson, of Wheatley, and Miss Dorothy R.N., London, are I visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herb- ert Halton. ' - • • Mrs. Chris Baumgarten is , visiting this week in 'Tecumseh ' with her daughter, Mrs. John Cada, Mr, Cada, Michael and. Mr, and Airs. Jack Pickering and Terry, Mr. and Mrs.. Milton iSweitzer and andra, Mr. and 1rs, Stuart Swelizer, Jim and • Scott, were weekend visitors ip Fenwick, and attended a 'birth, day party for their father, Mr. A. Comfort, at the home of Mr, l'and Mrs, AL Prisciak. • Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duncan and IPeter, of Stratford, spent the weekend with Mrs. E. Lamport and Mr. Tom Lamport. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ratz were ISaturday evening guests with Dr. :and Mrs. Butson, in London. Mr, and Mrs, Don Wilson, of 'St. Marys, Were weekend visitors with Mr. arid Mrs, Wray Sweit- zer, Ron and Barbara. Cpl. T. E. Smith'. and Mrs. Smith, of Portage La Prairie, are visiting at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ratz were I Pt. Huron Saturday attending the annual International Day, . when membdra from the Masonic cOntinued From Page 2 Order from United States meet ter of remodelling the librarian's with members in Caleb. desk for more convenience and , Mrs. Cleave Brophey of Lon- a adding more shelves for books don. visited Saturday with Mrs. was discussed.Earl Smith. cic Mrs. McKeever is supplying as Do' you know that films .are available at your library for teacher in our school while Mr, 'i1rns .• Don Finkbeiner is 111.• your use? of 12 in the library for one month and Sunday visitors' with Mr, and ' exchanind for anoth er block Mrs.• included •and ,t the beginning of each month Robert Palmer, Mrs. Palmer by the National Film Board. family, Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Three of the films in the March Haist of Fahner and Miss L. • block are lost, so that narrows Crediton. the choice. !Shipka W.A. Available are: -Taxi Driver (11' minutes) The Woman's Association met at the home of Mrs. M. Ratz. The spotlight turns on the taxi ,mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. S. Sweitzer, driver. It aecompanies one 00 , Airs L, Adams and Mrs. M. a few rides and Presents a sari-' sweitzer conducted the devotions. phi of the parade of people Miss Gloria Adams sang a solo. all with very personal concerns,' Mrs. M. Raiz took charge of but all with one thing in corn'. 11,e business part of the meeting, mon — a desire to get there in when a hurry, ,$75 was voted to missions. Arrangements to attend the tea in Trooping The Colour (11 min.) Exeter in support of the Cancer Trooping the Colour by the bri-t Fund were made. Fade of Guarrl on Horse. Guards An invitation to meet with the Parade and the march past. The : W.A. from Exeter Main Street, late 'king and the then Princess ! I was accepted, and arrangements Flizabeth take the salute. for the April meeting to be held St. John Valley (22 min.) Un the beautiful New B I on March 26, so members would :Bruns-; be free to attend Holy Week wick valley from the Dort of S. Services, .John to Ethriuristdri at the head ef the river. PRomauce of Transportation (13 min.) The conquest of Canada's vast distances and varied terrain is pictured from the first footpaths trod by early explorers through canoe, barge and steamboat, ox- cart and automobile, to the air- 1 craft of today awl tomorrow, Riches of the Earth (17 min.) Colorful. illustrations in anim- ation show how Canada's under- ' ground resources look shape , through the geological ages. I Borrow these films from your library. . • \ 1 E LAZY? (11"M JUST SMART!) 0 4-401100- -411111104- olltil."'...400,_4111111111"1110110"---411111°1111..—....rottbae. oier""n. I'M A ONE -COAT WONDER.PAINTER WITH EASY -FLOWING EMIGLO ENAMEL , The lady's• right! Kein-61O Enamel saves up to one third thO work because it's Ao oasy to apply. No brush *ISO* One coatcovers Most suilatea. Dries iti 6 to 4 houre to a beautiful lustre finish that looks and washers like the baked enamel 00 A hew refrigerator Fr flat, 'velvet finish ask far Kin -Glc Volvot White, • • VES, WE'LL 'LEND YOU 'THE 010 FlAitNICNV tOOK a•a• FREE! TRACI UAI R HARDWARE, gcl,/i.rry oar FAIR PRiCE.5 ?HON E 27 EXETER Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Brophy and Glen of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey and Miss Frances Brophey, The Story In. Elirrivil le By MRS: ROSS SKINNER Ellmville. 'W.I. The .community Activities and. publie relations. meeting Pt ville Women's Institute. was held on Wednesday afternoon con - Yelled by Mrs. Iiev. Persons who :presided for the program, . Mrs. William •Itoutly -demon. strated the making -of 'footstools with cans and braided mats from Koehler material and Mrs. Philip Johns showedhow to make fancy dressed dolls with milk fitters. The matte ."Today's child tomorrow's _citizen was dis- cussed by Mrs. Ross :Skinner. Readings were given by Mrs. Harold- Taylor and hirS, Philip Hera and Miss Brenda Skinner favored with a solo, Roll .call was anewered. by guessing the. weight of the per- m to the right. President Mrs. Delmer Skinner conducted the business. A donation of five -dol- lars was voted. to Ceylon relief. Mrs, Harold Taylor reported for the Hospital Auxiliary and items for Exeter fair exhibit were dis- cussed, Mrs, Allen Johns reported for the Exeter branch of the cam cer society. 11 was decided to have another ladies' euchre on the following Tuesday afternoon with Elimville North Line ladies in charge. , Hostesses were Mrs. W, Mc- Bride, Mrs. Norman Brock, Mrs. Harry Coates, Airs. William Thomson and Mrs. Jack Coates. The April meeting will take the form 'of a pot luck .supper. Euchre • Club Elimville Euchre Club was held on Friday evening -with Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Cunnington as hosts. There were nine tables playing and winning scores were: ladies high, Mrs. Hiram Beiber; gents high, Mr. Harold Bell; low score, Mrs. Harold Bell. Leprechauns In NYC —Conthfued from Page 1 "Next year," says Harold, ' "we'll take part in the St. Pa- trick's Day parade in New York. It's a tremendcins show," The Leprechauns were offered seats to see the parade and Harold was invited to join the dignita- ries on the reviewing stand but they didn't have time, The Lucan promoter already has straws in the wind for RI - pure events in Lucan as a result of the escapade. The president of the American minor hockey organization has promised to send the U.S. champion pee wee team to Lucan and there's a possibility that Maureen O'Hara may be the guest at next year's Shamrock tournament. Ed Sul- livan may bring his St, Patrick's day show to Lucan next year, who knows? Meanwhile, however, there's a small matter of $300 to raise to finish paying for this year's trip. The deficit has been staked by a Lucan man but there's hope it can be raised quickly. But who's worrying about $300? What a trip! The Leprechauns who made the trip were Randy Paul, Bob Hardy, Gary Revingtoa, Ward Hodgins, Doug Coughlin, Rodger Black, Eddie Harrigan, Larry Lewis, Bryan Smith, Paul Steaey, Ernie O'Neil, Paul Young; Bar - bare Ready, Patsy Harrigan and Karen O'Neil. The shamrock and shillelagh which brought the team so much good luck was supplied by a couple from Exeter who dropped into the Lucan arena on Satur- day. For the boys, highlight of the trip was not the appearance on TV but the tour of Madison Square Gardens where the man- ager showed how the interior of the building is changed nightly to accomodate hockey, wrest- ling, basketball and other acti- vities. Meeting Montreal Cana- dia s, particularly Rocket Rich- ard, was another thrill. Maureen' O'Harn. y•he with the team at length, .was ,the actress picked as the favorite OL the Lucan group. Would they like to go again? "Would we • ever!". Credito. Comments IV MRS. JOSEPH. WOOPALL Wiped Church Auxiliary Devotions were led by Mrs, Nelson Lamport when the Ladies' tlitiotxrilellat s c11113o0oti lanudittileerittn3Pitdoen Thursday of last week. Scrip - lure was read by Mrs. Melvin -King and the study book on Japan was reviewed by Islr,s. Sant King. President Mrs. Ed, Lamport presided for business when many favai'able neportswere given lind a donation of ten dollars was voted to the cancer fund. Meeting agreed to eater to the dinner of W.I. district annual being held in Credito Com munity Hall on May 29, and to stand responsible for the church's donation. to the U.W.O. building fund. Easter meeting will be marked in April when a talk will be given by Rev, Alex P'apson. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Robt. Reid and. Mrs, Ger- ald Zwicker, Arthur Tucker. Joseph Woodall received word -111-.1anioaq sjit jo ineap eta je law, Mr. Arthur Tuck4r of De - Cancer Work —Continued from Page 1 work drive a patient to the cli- me a few times" she said. Visiting and gift cupboards — "We have a dedicated hand of eight women who get there lists for visiting every Monday morn- ing." Mrs. Buskard said "and the, gift cupboard is the greatest, means of giving joy and friend- ship to patients and a great rea- son zafnosr. showers by any organi- zations. We have patients who can not buy a package of Kleenex for! themselves, this is the most ex- peeeive disease we have to cope with." Education including the blood' bank — "If our youth, members I nI 4-H and other clubs, knew of ' the need for blood donors they would be so willing to give." said -the speaker, In memoriam doKations—This is a situation that cannot, be pub - help advertised hitt does give an opportunity to show sympathy in a worthwhile way. Mrs. 13uqkard, in cluosing, re- ferred to the star or hone at the centre of the daffndil represented bY research and the cups of hap- piness that hold the stars of hope aloft. Mrs. Baechler spoke of the work of the service committees in the country since she took of- fice in November of last year. Gift cupboards were kept well • stocked by donations, blond deo- ors have been arranged, hearing aid purchased, Christmas bas- kets made un and given. house- keeping services and supplements of money to pensioners. "If Ycoi could see the thank -"nu notes and the sparkle hroueht to the eveyou would be amply re- paid." Mr'. Fred Dnbbs tlfenked the sneakers per] mrq. 'Richard Die - hies and Mrs. Dobbs 'w;leorned t11,711 elasclies si the door. Mrs. Bab Prade contributed music as the Nrrrn assembling and Mrs. H. 3. Snell led in prayer. 4,0 cFc. cc. ea..r.e.em The TImes.Advooto, Morch 20, ngi Pap 7 picati011ltr,icco•ill•cclicitIcilltlft110101.144.11411C144111441114141141101,1141.1401110.11.1011141.1.144.04414440tokroVIN 1trolt 10111 .died at Ills 110010: at tbe :age. .of 73 years. I Mr. Tucker married the 'for- , iner Flora Sims whose early life was spent. in ,Crediton and .Exe- Iter and together, .011 Many easions, they had visited with relatives and friends here .anfl marked the 50th anniversary of !•their marriage almost one year ago. Surviving besides his wife, are 1. two sons, Earl and Arthur of Detroit, A daughter, Irene., pre -1 deceased him. The funeral was held on Sat- urday with interment in Detroit. c Falls ;From Ladder While attending street lights last week Mr. Freeman Mor - lock suffered a fractured: knee when the ladder on which he' t. was standing, slipped on the ice .1 ; and threw hint to the pavement. rom . . J7($ The' Newet Thing! CLUB WITS: Message From Kirkton Ey MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Guild and W,A. • The Ladies Guild and W.A. of St. Paul's Anglican Church was held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Paul Thursday evening. Mrs, Creery, vice - president, conducted the W.A. meeting. The scripture passage was read by Mrs. Garth Bladder. Mrs, Cecil Dobson gave a chapter Of the , study book. • The Guild meeting was in charge of the vice-president, Mrs. GerkI Paul. Bali call was i answered by something to auc- tion. Mrs. Eric Humphreys acted as auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall , have returned home from Flori- de. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Routly and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger •d Sundav with Mr. and LOOK, MOTHERS! Handsome,. attractive strip, ed jackets and harmony pants — the very latest in style . . 2 I SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY Boys' No -iron White Shirts I OFFER ... 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