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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-08, Page 9kxx I X • - • • •a, P Mai 11.1.1,411MOI7,,T1,a17.,,,,,,,,• 4,171, .11V10144a 41011WERITIPITIlje, .40:14 VI.,X1,4.073,11.4., a ASI0114.4421444141.1.11, 000c) TNINI4S xi'"? t pli4v Arti,1 f''''Pea Th r. axaPr M-1004.1$ MII-KFRoeel VIVMANDIaL wy wHICH 15 MmosT ..117;.1 SO Faa'AVomADLE, 41110:,L. • '© THE 4ISTE40.4iPelDICA1k. Inc h e re- k "A.V.,• XX o . g, ..... 11 4.. tk-,0;aimeensiOVESEELTATErv.....=,.-.., 1 ity. um.,,,,...wswiiss.....w.m.,..,..m.,..,..,..,,,,,,..........,...i..wiffiwin....mo.,..m,,..,.......it.mik Hensel —Continued .From. Page '11 .gel[ebrates. lAirthitay Violet Schwalm eelehrat. ed her 74th :birthday ,at ter liome Lhis Weak When 40 -members of Jwr family attended'. A buff.ct luncheon was served. Quits Included. Cpl. .Carl lichw.attn. Airs. Schwalm and. family, Cpl. D. Perdue., Mrs,. perdue and family. of Camp Port ' den, Mr. and Airs. Arthur O'Hara and Peter, of Helleville, ldr. and Mrs. Leland :Schwalm and fain. ily, of Hamilton, Mr, .and Harold iIanson and .Arline, Strat- , ford, Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Mae. :Fariane, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J, White (nee Paula Han - BIM) and family,. of Aurora, Air. and Mo. Robert Alcliinzie, Ray and j..acic; and Airs. Gordon Schwalm and family, Hensel!, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKinzie , and Gordon, Kippen, May and Miss Marion May, Exc. • ter,. Mr. and MPS. Alt, Pfaff and Miss Alma Pfaff, .Zurich. ' Personal Items Dr. and Mo. Gerald Collyer. of London, visited an Thursday I priming •of last, week with M. cod Airs. Laird Mettle and fain.. SKATE AND WALK PI HEAL111'S SAKE ROLLER SKATES — We have 'em to fit everybody—men's ladies' wooden or plastic wheels. If you have wooden wheels ave can change them at small cost, SHOES—We have the proper shoes for walking fo'r small boys, teenagers* and grownups, including father —Sport Shoes, Oxfords,- Work Shoes all in stock. We can sup you dollars. SORE & TIRED FEET?—See us—we can soothe those aching feet and legs for you, DACK SHOES—$14,95 and up. Guaranteed fit. MIRTH'S SHOES Leather & Rubber Repairing car0.0.?,. 4,''t,IllgiVI004,7"06'08701fitnr,:cirorya a", OPEN GRAND BEND PARISH HALL-0:fhialq'.4who took hicihop of the .diocose who conducted the dedication; partin the .dedication and, official opening of the new ,ia11 Roadie, the people's \yard= Mrs. II. BossenberryH parish ball at St. John's By -The -Lake Anglican Church, president of the W.A.; Rev. A. Bowker, rector; Reeve Grand Bend, are shown here discussing the new projeq. JallIC's Dalton. .ard Fred Walker, rector's warden. The neW' From the left, Rev. G. Houghton, the first rector of the hall has a stage, dressing rooms, .modern kitchen with church who is now in Windsor; Rt. Rev, G. N. Luxton, ; service table and counter. —Noseworthyl 4111' ns uran end Parish Hall I Friday evening marked a Pharmacy. to Doreen Webb. I Air.T.. Lillian Burnes of Chat- Mrs. Wiliam Sweitzer on Sun - great: day in the history of Si, • Franeis Cillpain, y,•ho •tted. for tlain ba been spending the past day were Mr. and Mrs. Donald ;John's -by -the -Lake A n g 11 can high •triple also received a in). 4 wed. aitt Mrs. M, Smith. Barr of Sarnia, Airs. Nola Me.. church when the dedication and play. • ; Mrs. Grieve of St. Marys Callum, R.N., of London. Alr. Exeter 10111111,11.1111111.111.111111111111111111111111111111111HIM110111011,1111114,0111411I1111111,1111111 llllll 111111111111.11.19,1008 During this special May Pump Month our water system experts will accurately survey your water requirements, check your pump and system, and give you a complete report with recommendations. This service is FREE and without obligation on your part. Phone 463 NOW and arrange to have our expert make this check-up. 5&I Ansi Install Pumps And ter Softeners Phone 463 • PLUMBING & HEATING WE RECoMMEND AND INSTALL PUMPS DARING TI -lis GUARANTEE SEAL Exeter lll South End Service se Car Buys 358 METEOR 500 RIDEAU SEDAN — Tutone. auto- matic, radio, whitewalls, back-up lights, full chrome disc, 5,000 miles. '57 METEOR SEDAN—Automatic, radio, tutone, '57 PONTIAC SEDAN Tutone, new tires, in excellent condltion, '53 FORD TUDOR Tutone, radio, new tires—BETTER THAN NEW! • '52 PORD SEDAN—New paint, excellent condition, '47 Ford) TUDOR—Excellent transpOrtation. A REAL BARGAIN FOR $105, '51 CHEVROLET SEDAN—New paint,,whitawalls, The Choice Of Them All! '54 METEOR HARDTOP Power steering, radio, windshield \crasher, whitewalls, full chrome disc, Best Car In Huron County! South End Service 11H0010 of the Better Than New Used Cars" PHONE 320 -Russ: and 'Chuck Shill EXETER official opening of the•r new par-; The high single was won by. Staying with her dau,ghter, and Airs. Crawford AlePtherson isle hall took place. The Rt. Rev. • Shirley Tiernan, and Ina). ever. .110. Murray Douglas, and Mr. and son Fred of Parkhill. G. N. Luxton, 1).D., 'z,,e by Doreen Finkbeiner. Joan ; Dews! a • Miss Betty Dalton of Brant-' Bishop of the Diocese of Huron " Cochrane ,presented the MO! Alr, and Mrs. Jack Halt of ford and Mr. jas. Dalton of conducted the dedicatio service, triples and high singles to the North ilo.,anquet visited with Kitchener spent the weekend at :invitations were extended to triune for high singles the Air. ifolt's mother,' Mrs. Mae their home in town. ninny friends and benefa•clors,1 team •was Mary Duncan, Bert! Holt. on Sunday. : Miss Holly Lore of Toronto is the clergy of the Deanery at Puh, Marjorie Alason. and Mrs. Neil Chamber- visiting with het. grandparents, ; Lamblon, as well as to the peo- Kneel, Labelle Webb and. Nellie Ihui eelebraleq their twenty- : Mr, and Airs. Wm, Love for a ple of the community. Trott -- and the team fur high fir4 wedding anniversary on ' couple of weeks. Following the dedica Won serv- 'triples, -Vilde Cla rk, Pat Ward. ' 'i horsclay with relatives frons Airs. Sarah Hamilton has re - lee greetings were brought by Aileen Payette, Sheila Teevins, Sarnia. ' turned home after visiting with • James Dalton, reeve or the vil- Florio 'Webb and PW Ills Glenn. I Saturday guests with Air. and her dacrghtei' in OttAiva. lac, the Archdeacon of Lamb. A report was read by the I :Mrs. Roy Pack , for a birthday ! Mr. Dennis Finan of . Sarnia ton, the Rev. Canon 13, If, Farr, treasurer, Phyllis Glenn, and I dinner were Mr. and Airs. Doc- and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flear Sarnia, the Rural Dean, the ash trays were given to nil the 1 keoppen of Lake Orion, :Mich., i of London spent the iveekend Rev, R. A. C. Alills, Watford, ladies. Twelve cups and saucers 1 Mr. and Airs. Norman Miller of ' with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. , and the first rector of the parish, were given for hidden scores, , Edmonton, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. t Erle Finan and Mr. and Mrs.! Rev. J. E, Gordon Houghton and two of which were donated by I„Robt. Annon of Pickering, Air. l Roy blear, i William Roadie, people's war- Ruby Stanlake. These were re. j arm Mrs. Harry McAdam and ' Alr. and' Mrs. Ted Brooks and den. The rector, Rev. A. E. ccived by Margery Roberts, , son David of Zurich. Mrs. Tillie . family of Toronto visited with ; Roe-'crr introduced air, Fred Mildred MacLaren, Thelma Wel.; Tetreau of Hensel]. district, Mr. Mr. and Airs. Wm, Reale, Mrs. Walker, rector's •warden, Airs, dron, Kay Hood, }:,essie Kirk, i aud Ales. Fred Miller of Dash- Brooks' parents, over the week.' 10;:.s.,n0rrs. pseskient of Elsie Mathers, Olive Webb, Irene wood. and Air. and Mii. George end, and Mr. and Airs. Douglas the W.A. and Ladies' Guild and Bossenberry. Letta Taylor, Ethel ' Gotten of Greenway. Coulson and familyand Mrs. E. Mrs. Colin Scatchard, London, Desjordine. Doreen Bachelor and. Air. and Mrs. Hilton Truernh • Yealland of London visited wit ' The Pew hall measuring 25x76 Hazel Willert. A bowline pin nrq. of Zurich and Mrs. Myrtle Mr. and Airs. Rendle. on Sunday.' feet, with a vinyl asbestos tile was given In Eleanor Webb fol KrUPgcr also of Zurich visited Alr. and Mrs. Ted Stanlake' 1 of... is a great credit to a young low single by Nellie Trott, with Airs. Mary Revell° on Sun- visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. • congregation, officially establish- . cd in 1949, and is also a great • dal.4r. and Mrs. Carl Vanner. Saturday. Oultram in- Oak -ridge Acres on W.M.S. Service eeset. to Grand Bend and corn- Mr. and Sirs. Billie Baird and Mr. and Aire. Melvin Light.! On ,Sunny morning ihe f'.G.. munity. •'1.'1'. girls ?Mended ni : -yaw s'?I'v Alr. Delbert Mason, all of Lon- foot of St. Marys visited with The hall has a stacx seats ice in Ille Itaileri church in a don, attended the birthday din- Mr, and Airs. W. J. Holt on Sun-; feet with dressing rooms, awl a ! be,t1Y. The service was conduct.' per of Mr. Alason and Mrs. day, I fully equipped modern. kiteaen ' „Ts. hy inc. ilk:no-Ian's Missionary Tiles, Baird nn Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pickering with service table and connter, l"neie'Y' aim lias " gur-"sl: iincak- Alr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird. suitable for banquets and lunch- , Cr. Airs. Lydia (Shesritt) Niles. Sunday guests with Mr. and oarairndssleyonvsuiltiecidayvJ with Mrs. cons. There is a seeting cannily, wh" was a Ini"si'ma''Y in (.ill"" of 200, and the hall and church'in. the early years of the United are heated. 'by automatic hot ' Church, and hag since travelled water!stem. l around the world. :Mrs. Niles Rev. J. E. Gordon Itou.xtuou iispolte, on ..a visit tothe .IIAtwallaon was 'appointed the first rector stenos, Ita1y, an,d a vial wily i. In June, 1030; at Mal time Sir. i a 'TaPa"se lady, mother of Iie Wm. Dacwas Conies warden. girls, all brought, up in the Chris - e p', and the late Mr, Colin Scat chord, 'Ilan fa"' rector's warden. ROA'. Morley :church Notes Pinkney was rector from Seol. The W.M.S. and W.A. of the 1054 until Sept, 1957. During this lltw.ed Church will hold iis ir,:, period the mortgage was • paid u'lalinonilifyine;lidgon F-11a.-a'y. off on the church and plans laid sf this wenk for the new parish hall. • Rev, --''rlle-T.I.,KS-.' group 'evil1 hold its A, E. Bowker, Inc present tee- regular monthly meeting on Fri. tor, was appointed in November, nvenlit. of this week 1957. This is a two-uoint parish day ".."------- ------- - - — wifil with St. Paul's Anglican at Thed- lec- Ittellegyi,tesAtirsal.?c:14‘ic'iebli%tanD('‘e..siaAr.diiii';?, ford. Airs. loss Love is organist with Mr. David Stanton as as. being in charge of the program sistant. for the evening. Next Sunday will be Famils Gay Girls. Day, formerly Mother's Day. al The Gay Girls have held three the morning services in ibe ineetings during . the :past two churches in Grand i3end, when weeks, and had as special speak. thesSnday School of the -United - ers, Airs. Arnold Desjardine who Church will meet in the eburr i ' spoke on ''Nutrition for Good basement at 10;45 a.m. ip$IT-11 health and Healthy Clothing", of 10:15 a.m. and will marli Airs. Donald Hendrick who spoke intn the elitirell in a body in On "Public ilealth Service", their respective classes. ru'v• r 'Our National Pantry Shelf", A. E. Holley will address the "General Rules for meat man. 1 school at the morning service. ming", and "Safety in the 1Grand Opcnino Homes." For their meeting on Mset asonday, Satueday, May 31, has been April 28, their guest speaker the dale for the grand Hardy who spoke , on "Are Teenagers the Worst °A1Pacililiinftrell. the Village tun on Wa5 Constable This hotel formeri Drivers and The Ghost Cars 1 known as the Chateau, and last (unmarked police cars)." Con' I was I year as the Huron Beach Inn. stable Hardy puechased hy Mr. 0. .1. also SIBMCCE a fthil i Wessman of London, who m - on "The Case of Tommy Tuck- tends 40 rater to dinner,, ,,,,1 er." This meeting was held in I family parties will h" his spe• t the town hall and ‘taas open to einity as to reservalion.4. the public. It is an encouragement to the ' lr. Wassmann Was born 1!I leaders that the Gay Gais under Mitchell, Ontario, going lo Len- nie leadership or Mrs. Eddie doe to reside in 1942, where Ir has since resided. Gill and Airs. Willis Gill are. Alt'. wassmalux Is putting , taking such great interest in greet deal of expense and woe4 this work, and the parents can be in alterations on nu. Intel, whit," proud thdt their daughters are, whe,e, completed will be a great tnitt,i!ig it,ileir ti;ter,ests in these asset. to the village and com wor‘o-wa,e sulJjec..s. 'GB Bowlers munity, Personal 'terns Rev. and Mrs, E. Walt3111, Misses l'A. 013'n and Pauline Drs. e 0amps attended the eradnallon al Lin. jai:dine, and Carol McGregor 4Manuel Bible ''Collcge. Kitchener, The Grand Bend ladies'bowl- 01 Morris R. Vincent. of Drag Mg league ended their season wood, From Kitchener tilt-. with a banquet of filed chicken went on to Welland where illeS' at the Muewater Restaurant on a t tended the Church or God Wednesday evening. i YOuth rally in tho church or Gad Thee President Airs. Joan Eagle. where Rev. Glen I. Beach is HT son thanked the captains and pastor. executive for their help and Co' ; The Ladies' Auxiliary to lir Operation during the season, And ' Canadian Legion held a suer.: conducted the election of of- ful remniage salt on Saturde:, liars for the next season with Pearl Desjardine, president; Lau Hamilton, secretary; And Doro., LRIN11.111..1fflii, thy Chostkeepor as treasurer. . FAST RELIEF FOR Miss Virlin Macintosh ot the bowling alleys presented the cap. ; Lain, Pearl Desjardine, of the • winning team With A Dirac fro- ` phy deflated by the alleys for! the. winning teaim each year. .; Mrs, Ohre Webb presented Pearl Desjardine,..Lou Hamilton, 1)ot Desjaritine„ Margaret Green, ftutlt ltavelle and Dorothy Ghost. keeper, the winning 'Win, with champion trophies. TIID top team ot the, year. Captain Mariett Shaw,, Doreen Pinkbeitier, Madeline Sweitzer, Kay Itiveo,. \Milt Gill. Mudie Macdonald, were presented with trophies by Lou Hamilton. Mrs. Mildred MaeLareri presented the high triple trephy, which was donated 'by AlacLarett's (AMNION Ina Times.Advocata, May 4, 1954 Ng., -V EIEns alt 4auglItcsx% Mrs. Doh Hopper of Air. and Airs. Wilbert Dining :WIngham. were 'reeeet Peal( .:°(.11rungth.1.1elf, Aliv.rs47pnedrniletreltWiliii;gir. awtitchil4/;.ierlibti•aldy A--N-tru8r'strt Inlioemje!n° and son. Mr. 4W.1 Mrs, :Clarence Mthe num County moo Pilling and K41... in Sarnia. Festival currently being held M. Air. :and Mrs. 'I', Lavendpr Goderich. Dianne Faber and spent the weekend with their Uant Jones, :of iiippcn, who daughter and son.mlaw. Mr. and [ con -opted in the :piano, solo. Airs. Alex Turner. of Hamilton classes for ten and under and Mr. Francis Ryckman -of Hen. nine and under, last Friday. wero sail and Mrs. J. Sellers of Wing. awarded 8n- marks in the4 re- liant were admitted rceently as 5ncetive glasses. Diane and Patients at the -.gummy Nilo- Grant are pupils of Miss Oret; ing Home. :Pennine. Airs. 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