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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-17, Page 3• Remy with a eheck-up and a cheque CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY ••••• . • Give P6. enerously ESTAOLISHED 1900.. HER„ALD0. • CORRESPONDENT; MR$. CHE.TER L. SMITH Report On Blake By MRS, HARQLP FINLAY Air. and Mrs. L Gingerich, ac. romparlied by IVir, and Mrs.' Peter •G'sngerieh, visited rela- tives at, Waterloo .and Wailen- stein on :Suaday. • Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Finlay , and family were visiting rola. lives at Ripley and :Kincardine; on Friday. Mr, and 'Airs. Robert Graham and son, David, of near Hensall, visited friends one evening. Kenneth Manson. returned to Toronto after visiting his cou-; sin, Mr, Robert Alamos', during the Easter bolida.ys, Mr. Will Clark visited his sister at Thornhill recently. School opened .again on Mon- day morning after the Easter va- cation, Church Shower A miscellaneous shower was held on Wednesday evening in the Evangelical church base- ment in honour of Miss Marilyn When the Canvasser Eq.,1;e ofusthiseQs(t),g% decorated chair -after which Mrs. Laird Jacobe read the ad- dress, Little Miss Sharon Jacobe and Donald Truemner dressed as bride and groom presented wagon loads of gifts to the bride. The bride was assisted in open- ing the gifts by her cousin, Mrs. !Newell Geiger, Following the ' opening of the gifts the bride gave a fitting reply. number of contests were enjoyed and lunch was served. Personal Items mr, and Mrs, Jacob 1-laberer and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut motored to Durham, North Caro- lina, to visit with the former's son, John who is attending uni- versity. Mrs. M. MacKinnon and Mr, and Mrs, Albert Kalbfleisch were Easter guests at the home of the , former's son, Mr. ancl Mrs. Hugh MacKinnon, at London, Mr. Simon Grebt of Exeter, visited around Zurich over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Urban Pfile and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greb, of I Centralia, spent Sunday with ' relatives al Sarnia. Calls on YOU! DONATIONS MAY BE LEFT AT YOUR LOCAL BANK e v rvice . 0 4 4 • Our new arrangement with Caldwell's North End Supertest, Exeter, assures you of top quality, local service on the New and Used cars you buy at Pear - son's. You can't go wrong when you pick from "Huron County's Largest Selection ti$ Used Cars," Here are a few examples: '57 BUICK CENTURY 4 -DR. HARDTOP, auto, radio '57 METEOR 300 SEDAN, 8-cyl, radio, etc, '56 CHEV BEL AIR COACH, V-8, auto, radio, etc. '56 METEOR RIDEAU COACH, auto, radio, 2 -tone '55 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, dynaflow, radio, etc. '54 PLYMOUTH MAYFAIR SEDAN, top shape. '54 METEOR COACH, like new, 36,000 miles '54 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN, radio, wheel discs '52 MONARCH SEDAN, custom radio, overdrive MANY, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT Pe Your Pontiac - Buick • GMC • Vauxhall Dealer PHONE 78 ZURICH PHONE 608 'FXETER fil$11,1”,11,111filfilfill11111,11,11111n1H1011111,1111IntfillillIMIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIII1111111111111111111M1111a Come & Enjoy * congregationil Singing * Special Singing Groups * Timely Gospel Messages at GOSPEL SERVICES ZURICH MENNONITE C HU RC H April 13 to 20 Nightly at 8 O'Clock Sunday — 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m. SPECIALS: Friday — Parents' Nights Saturday — Youth Night SPEAKER Rev. Osiah Horst of Petersburg, Ont., president of IVIennonite Mission Board of Ontario You'll Appreciate These Warmly Spiritual Messages Rev. A. Martin, Pastor Ont tice • rifHydro t Exeter Rural Area Customers Effective on and after April 16,1958 the Exeter Rural Area Hydro .office will be located at the new service centre on Highway No, 4 south of Exeter, across from. Drury's Red and White Market. New Phone Number EXETER 1090 DAY OR NIGHT CALLS Office Waits MONDAY FRIDAY 8;30 A.M.. 300 K. J. Lampman Mnigr tXittter• -keg Otitatio Hydro • Eli Ducharme„ 85 Drysdale Native A resident of -Stratford far more than 50 years Eli Du- eharme, 85, died Saturday •night at his home after sufferms, from ill -health for a number ,ot months, Born in Drysdale, • formerly know as the French settlement in Huron, county,. on May 16, 1872, Mr. Ducharme was the son ot Air. and Airs. Eli Duebarme. Following his marriage to Ce. Una LaPorte in Drysdale in 1891. Mr. and. Mrs. Ducliarme farmed in Huron county for 14 years. On his being hired. by the Grand - Trunk railway (now•tiewirCariand MrsNational Railways) Mrs., Dueharme moved to Strat- ford in 1905. They celebrated their golden and diamond wedding anniver- saries. Almost two weeks ago MrS. Ducharme died at her borne, March 31. Surviving are 13 children, 38 grandchildrenraiidcliiidin •e. and 64 great g The body rested at the Ging- ras funeral home until 9 a.m. Tuesday when requiem mass was held in 'Immaculate Con- ception church with burial in Avondale cemetery, Stratford. Youth Class Joins Church The graduation of the cateehet. ical class took place at the Em. • manuel Evangelical United Breth- Jen Church on Sunday evening. ;Members of the class were Helen Grainger, Elizabeth Johnston, PllyUis Schade, Emma Finlay, Gail Siebert, Gerald. Merner, Murray McAdams, and Robert !Erb, Rev. A. M. Amacher asked questions covering the entire 1 course. The class sang a hymn. The girls sang "My faith looks up to Thee," and the boys sang, "0 Master, let me walk with Thee." Helen Grainger and Robert Erb sang the solos and: the closing hymn was sung by Elizabeth Johnstonpiaio. and Gail Siebert. Airs. ' Milton Oesch presided at the The entire class joined the church, as well as Mr. and .Mrs. 1Russell Grainger, and the Misses Elaine and Mary Grain- ger. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. E. Kipp and fam- ily, of Port Huron, spent the weekend at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Greb and Mr. and Mrs. 'Urban ?file. Mr. J. Eckstein, Pigeon, Mich. is visiting relatives and friends in this villa go arid coin unity. Air. and Mrs. .fierb Pfile of Grand Bend, visited at the home of Mrs. Pearl Melick on Satur- day. Miss Joyce Witmer of Victoria Hospital nursing staff, London, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Witmer. Harvey Clausis, Donald Oke, Harrison Schock a n d Louis Schilbe are doing carpentry work at Grand Bend for Mr. Cam Chapman who is erecting a new building for the acorn- modation of summer tourists. Harvey Clausis is foreman on the job which will take several weeks to complete. Mrs. Alf. Melick, Mrs. Clara lacobe, . Mrs. Melissa Geiger, Mrs, Edna Oswald and Miss Clare Geiger attended the ismer - al of .Airs, N. Sararas at erier lasi Monday. Alr, Calvin Williams is visit- ing at the home of his sister, near Bright. Mrs, Nora Feiertag and grand- son, Rickey Baumann, of De- troit, spent a :few days last week at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Datars and daughter, Marion, who returned home with them after enjoying several days with the. former in that city. Mr, Leonard Sararas and his mother, Mr. Emmanuel. Sararas and Mrs. Herb Desjardine last Aiondav attended the funeral of Mrs. AL Sararas in Kitchener. Mrs. Cora Win of Crediton East spent Saturday at the home of her cousins, Mrs, Milne Rader arid Mrs. Wm, Johnston. Free Test For Adults Adults in Ontario will be offer- ed the opportunity to receive a tuberculin test free of charge, commencing in April, it has been announced by Health Min- itcr Mackinnon Phillips, Dr, Phillips said the test, to be given in conjunction with regular Ontario Department. of Health x-ray surveys, would get under way on a limited basis during the April chest surveys of Northumberland County. At that time the test will be avail. able lo adults in Cobourg and surrounding distriti. Emphasi2ing the fact that On- tario school children have been given this test on a wide scale for years. the Health Minister said the project 'il1 reveal the reaction or the tested and indi- cate whether further tests would be. necessary, Dr. Phillips stated further that 1,500,000 nersons in, Ontario have been infected with tuberculosis and would react to the tubercu- lin tont, and that tiro Purpose of this program was to inform these persons so that they might take the prenet Precautiont, ."Thia project will provide an additional diagnostic test,Which will be ot inestimable vahie to proper interpretatinit ef th divtdual *ray Nate", said Dr. Phillips. Cutter, of the skin is the Ilinneat rem bt Nine& in niert. If treated tarty it eaunearly al- ways be eured. This Week In Goshen By MRS, CAR., McBRIDE Miss Marilyn Steekle spent the weekend with June McClinchy, Mr. .and Mrs. Harvey Hayter, Varna, spent Sunday svitis and Airs. Clare McBride,. Bernie McKinley waS at his home for the weekend - Joyce Ilayter spent the week- end with Gwen McBride. Larry McKintey spent some of his Easter holidays with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. How- ard Johns, Turner's. Miss Elaine McClinehey spent the -weekend with her parent's, Mr, and Mrs. Frank AleClincheY. She was accompanied by David Leitch of Exeter. Miss Barbara Leitch spent the Easter holidays with her grand. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Tal. bot, Reynold. Aliss Elaine MeClinebeY, Exe- ter, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeClinebey, accompanied by Mr. David Leitch, Exeter. •Mrs. Rita Upshall„ Stratford, visited her sister, Mrs. Wslisans Hayter, on Sunday. Ray, Larry and Gwen Mac - Lea spent a few days with their' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hayter. A cooking demonstration was held at the home of Air. and Mrs. Frank MeClinchey on Monday evening. These present besides the host, and hostess were Elaine and Marlene McClinchey, Mr. and Mrs Ivan Steckle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson, Mr, and Mr.S Robert Peck, Air. and Mrs, Anson McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. • Elgin McKinley, Alr. and Airs. Camphell McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore. W.M.S. and W.A. The April meeting of Goshen W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Clarence Parke, on Thurs- day, with Mrs,. Anson McKinley presiding. There were 28 present. Mrs. John Robinson gave the treasurer's report. It was decided to pack a bale sometime before. June, articles to be left with 'Mrs, Floyd Arm- strong. Mrs, Elgin McKinley gave the birthday fund report. .Several reports from the Presby- terial were given by Mrs. Arson McKinley, Mrs. Elmer Hayter, Mrs. Russell. Erratt, Mrs. Mar- garet Erratt and Mrs. Elgin Mc- Kinley, Following the W.M.S. meeting, Sirs. Rny McBride gave the W.A. treasurer's report which showed a good balance. Zurich Personals Gary Truemner, 6. oldest son of Air. and Mrs, Hilton Truem- ner, 14th con., had his tonsils removed last Thursday at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, by Dr. Gulens of Dashwood and is progressing nicely. Air. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger and daughters motored to Camp Borden last week to visit friends. Misses Mary and sister, Norma, theeillisdaainyes.1 cto spend part of their Mr, and Mrs. Alf Bopp and family of Ailsa Craig spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Gingerich. Rev, A. E. Holley of Grand Bend was a visitor it Zurich on Saturday. Mr. Lloyd O'Brien and son, Eugene, and Miss Olive O'Brien spent Friday at London. Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Geiger of Pigeon, 'Mich, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Pearl Melick. Mrs. Corless of Clinton is spending a week at. the home of her daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Ken - meth Breakey. Happenings In Biddulph By MRS. M. N. ELSTON Personal items Miss Joyce Fischer and Mr. 13i11 Vargo, of London, spent Sunday with the former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer. Mrs. Jessie Lewis, who spent the past week in Windsor, re- turned home on Saturday, ac- companied by her Sister, Mrs. Joe Burgie, and Mrs. Don Thom- as and family, all of Windsor, Mr. •and Mrs. Leonard Smith and familywere visitors on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, Exeter, Mrs. Rose Maas, 'Miss Betty Lou West, Centralia. and Bar. bara Linty and Dianne Quinton of London visited on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs, George Me - Palls, Misses Valeria Lowry, Shirley Destobel, Marjory and Elisabeth o R,C.A.F. Station Centralia spent Sunday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs, M. Elston. Miss Sheila Elston spent her Easter holidays with her cousin, Airs, Murdie Colbert, ildertons Sunday visitors with Mrs. Jessie Lewis were Mr. and Airs, Lloyd..Johnston and family 01 Aitsa Craig, Mr. and Ali's, Andy Blair and girls of Nast), Westminster, B.C., were guests Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack glair and girls. M. and Mes, 'Harold Pow. and family of Thames /load .wcre Sunday visitors with Mr, 'and Mrs. ttobort Nair. Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister and boys, accompanied by Mr. Ern Ricks and M. PrisiIta Maek, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs, 1T1 te0Wlit Crdit011y oit Saturday evening. Fight Catlett' With a .efteelmip 'and a cheque. Support The Cana.: that Cancer Sbeitty's April catipaign, Friends Shower Marilyn Erb A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Glenn Koeh- ler on Thursday when a number of friends and neighbors gather- ed to honor Miss Marilyn Erb, bride -elect of this month. A num- ber al eon es and a reading was conducted with Miss Joan Koehler, cousin of the bride in charge. The shower of miscellaneous gifts was presented by Brenda Koehler and Sandra Schroeder. Lunch was served by the host. css assisted by Mrs, Ed. Schroed- er,. ,ss.••••••SS-' • Tho Times-Mvocate, April 17, 1950 Page 4. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••0000 6 • 6 • : Size flee* an ZXTRA Phone • • • • in the kitchn! • ,so • so , • • so • • • • • • -,. • • 0 0 • • • • o • • • • io • • • • • • ss DQ • telephone business office, YOU? To order—can your • • ‘14.7'N • 0000.000•••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • E'veryort'o'a talking about . new wedgwood ware Elegance for your table from Breakfast to Bedtime! New Wedgwood Ware is designed to complement both contemporary and tra- ditional settiags. The graceful lines of this dinnerware pattern are enhanced by soft colours; Havan.a. 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