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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-28, Page 4per renee7,11e- 1 • r000iRPO.•• ee-sievil `ss•-••••.- * 'it' 'it The Tirnea.A4vOcatek AUgust 2‘, 115e And District New$ CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Maude. Haddon, Pima 5 M. Archie MacGregor, Phone 196 Found After Fall, -Lady In Hospital .7• MrS. Victor Fee, 77, who lives alone was taken by Bonthron ambulance Tuesday to Scott Me • ori2 Hospital Seaforth. Extent of her injuries are not known. Mr. David Dignan. her brother, ;:ervent to call at her house in the - loaning and when he received nn • response he went around to her • bedroom windnw and when he , spoke she answered him. When he entered the house he fnund Mrs Fee lying hy the bedside. She had fallen out of bed. • It is not known how many s -hours she had lain there as she • • was not able to tell them. Home Ec Teacher .Speaks At Kippen Miss Florence Elford, home I economies teacher of Seaforth ; District High School, was guest • speaker at the Home Etonomics .and Health meeting of. Kippen Zast women's Institute for which Airs, Harry Caldwell was host- ess at her home last Tuesday :evening. • A demonstration nn artificial - respiration was given hy 441 - members. Suane Haugh and Jean 3leNaughton with Gail Finlayson •acting as patient. • Mrs. James McNaughton pre- ided for the program. Mrs. Ar- • thur Finlayson contributed a teem and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, • piano selections. Mrs, Grace Chapman corrim ent erl on. the motto "A merry heart kills More • ▪ ills than medicine." Members answered the roll call by naming , a dish to leave for husband'when • sile goes Baby gift cards were presented • to Linda Bell. daughter of Mr.; and Mrs. Robert Bell; Janice and David Moore, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and • John and Dwight, children of • Mr. and Mrs: Robert Kinsman., President Mrs, Campbell Eyre conducted the business and Mrs. ; W. J. F. Bell was lunch con- ; vener. • Personal Items • Mrs. Alex Ainusseau is a pa- ; tient at St. Joseph's Hospital- * London. where he underwent aai operation. s -Mr. and Mrs, Emersen Kyle and jimmy of Kippen, left this ; week by motor for the West e. Coast, and plan nn visiting Los ° Angeles, Vancouver, and the! Western Provinces. They ex -1 Oct to be away five weeks. • MISS Mary Goodwin has re- turned after spending a week; holidaying with her cousins. I e Mr. and Mrs, Robert Duncan of • • Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newcombe,' of Stratford, were weekend. ; guests with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mr. and Mrs. •Earl McKellar.! Eusan and Michael., of Chatham.. - were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Ann, have returned home after • a. deo weeks vacation. at Turn- [ ° bull's Grove. -• Paul Wilson and Bill Ethering ton of Exeter spent, Wednesday with Charles Mickle at the cot-; ; tage. Schade View. • Miss Linda Kerr, Monetville, Northern Ontario, is vacationing' • with her grandparents, Mr. and • Mrs. William Kerr, • The Story In Saintsbury By MRS. 14.DAVIS Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. B. Laugerwerf of Greenway were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koos-. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carrell ; returned home from a week's holiday at Port Elgin and Sau- - ble Beach. Airs, James Turner spent a •couple of days this past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Henry Hodgins, Lucan. • Mr. Fred Dobbs Jr., groom- : elect of August 27 whose wedding takes place in Toronto was guest of honor at a stag party at the home of his • brother, Air. George Dobbs, Exeter. is Mrs. L. Weiherg was hostess recently for a brush elemonstra- ; elan viten 25 'ladies attended. Misses Phyllis and Mildred 'Weiberg returned home, having spent the past week visiting their • grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Purdy, liensall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Latta spent the. weekend on the Bruce Peninsula, Midland and Orillia rid called on Alt. and Mrs. E. Sinyth, 'Larry Greenlee spent the past week visiting his uncle, Mr. N Greenlet, Toronto, and attended the C.N.E., Leslie Greenlee spent the weekend with his #and- laarents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee. Carol, Hen arid David Latta stent the weekend with Dennis and Leroy Moutiin and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson.. Heather bavis 811631 ing a few holidays with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mil. George teacher! "What is the Order of the tath?" NO atiSWer, Teacher: 'Vane, some of you Mutt know 4,,ht the Order of the, Hath it." Pupil: Well, at our house it'a tia first, thenMA, theft ut kids r and then the bind girl," ol• Bingo Winner* • Mrs. Albert Badour arid her Robert Tinney daughter Mis.sB.adour Of Zurich shared the e95.00 lark:pot at the Legion Bingo held at the Leginn Hall nn Saturday night. flther winners wereAir. . k F• Baine'. Clinton: Mrs. Jack Came- Smale; Wilhert F'ark- er; Mrs. Roy Smale, Jim Smale; airs. Nnrman Baird (31; Wilbert Parker; 'Airs. Albert Bertram; Mrs. Austin, Seaforth; Mrs. Cowan; AIM fl Vanstone; Miss Badour: Clarence Taelor; Fred Kennings. • Shower For Bride-Flect About 50 neighbors gathered at the hnme of Mr. and Mrs : - Harold Bell on Tuesday evening in honor of their eldest daughter.. Shirley, bride -elect of Septem- ber. ,> - Games and contests were en joyed Wowed hy a social hour during which Shirley was pre- sented with many miseellaneous gifts. An accompanying addi•ess was read by Alre. Ed. Corbett. The event was arranged by Mrs. Ed, Corbett assisted by Miss Mary Goodwin. Airs. Harold Bell and Mrs. Robert Caldwell. Personal Items Miss Sharon Riley of London spent a few clays last week with Miss Ann Niekle at the Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Gien Goff,Sar- nia. Air. and Mrs. Stanley Mitch-, ell, Hensall. Mr. James AlcAl- lister of Zurich, attended the McAllister -Patterson wedding at Lindsay nn Saturday. Air. and Mrs, E. R. Davis. Michael and Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton, have retuned after spending a week's vacas don at lnverhuron Beach, Mrs. George Hess is confined to her home with illness. Comments About Cromarty Letter From Air, and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie and Mrs. Graee Scott spent a few days vi•siting; with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weitz- man in Niagara Falls, 'N.Y. Mrs, Henry Eggert; Rostock, is visiting with her daughter and , son-in-law, Mr: and Mrs. Alex Gardiner. Mrs. Dan McKellar, Russell and Joy Ann, of Buffalo, N,y„ Are visiting with their many relatives in this vicinity. Miss Nettie Scott. of Paisley,. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCurdy. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack" Jefferson. of Sault Ste. Marie, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing, Miss Margaret Ann Wallace ; is holidaying with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks and George, of ; Staffa, visited on Sunday withl Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adams, Blyth. Air. and Mrs. Stanley Hocking. Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCulloch, were Sunday evening, guests of Air. and Mrs. Calder! MOKaig. Miss Ronnie Kerslake and • Miss Isabel McCaughey, of Staffa, are holidaying with their aunt, Mrs. R. Miller, Farquhar.; Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Cole -1 man and family visited on Mon- day evening with Mr. and Mrs.; Gordon Laing. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell 1 and Margaret Jean attended the • Russell family reunibn al Queen's Park, Stratford, on Sunday. Mr. and 'Airs. Stephen Kendrick and son Michael, of Leaming- ton, are spending their vaca- tion with her naivete, Mr. and Mrs, Keith McLaren. Miss Joyce Kerslake spent! the weekend with her cousin, Miss Marlene McLachlan, at Brucefield. Miss Olive Jefferson. Munro,! is holidaying with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Laing. Mr. and Mrs: Mervin Dow, Carol Anne and Brian accom• panied bv 'Mr. and Airs. Jaek Butson, Staffa, left- on Wednes- day on a motor ti•ip through the western provinces, Anti Mrs, Russell Miller and ehildren visited on Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Robert Laing. ! Mr. Clive MeDonald Anti rani- ilv, and Mrs. 1. McDonald, Mitchell, and Mr. a•nd Mts. Ti. G. Speare, and Mrs. Lloyd Tushingham, of Toronto, ' were Sunday guests of Miss Olive Speare. • Airs. Allan 'McLean and two Otte, ref •Cergill, Are visiting with Mr. end Mrs. Carl Welker. Mr. Phillip James and Mis; Wilma lean Jain ee, accnrn. paniod h: friends from London, aro on a trip through the west. going as far as Banff. Cromarty Native : 4 Dies In Michigan Roderick Park, of 330a Lake- shore Drive. Sault Ste. Marie, Maigaii, died on Wednesday. August 8', in the Spirit War. Memorial Hospital at the age of H. after eh of six He was born in Cromarty no February 27, IMO, and was a Oh of the lett Mr. and Mrs. Alexan.' der Park, who operated a plan- ing mill in Cromarty, situated on theeOi Pr et' the farm of Mei late Arthie MeEtlia.r, bordering: tie the eate"Mititi and the centre read There lit utkda with .1113, Farmer In Hay Robert E. Pinney died at his late reeidence in Exeter on Mon- day in his s5th year. The deceased farmed for many years in Hay Township, prior In• moving to Hensell where he lived for several years, before taking up residence in Exeter. • Surviving are, his widow, the former Louise Russell. nor daugh- teri Roberta t Mrs. flirter(' Fitz- gerald. London Township; nne son, John. Hay Township; two sisters, Airs. William Blackwell. Exeter, and Mrs. _Charles O'Brien of Hewett. The body rested at the Hop- per-Hoekey funeral home where a private funeral service was held on Wednesday, August 27. Interment was in Exeter ceme- 'tory, Lightning Kills o tfo•• Ertioy teee-frese• cook-frec holiday weekend. Close up your kitchen and feast for fun. Fill your shopping cart with our super values in cook -easy foods for delight- ful dinners, picnic or barbe- cues. Stock up — and take "Labor Daze out of your meals. 'weekend Three Animals In an elertrieal storm. which 'passed over the district last week Ross Richardson of the Parr Line, Hay Township, had a cow and two young cattle valued at $600 struck by ning. Personal Items Alt. and Mrs. Milton Lavery and family attended the Lavery- • Routley wedding at Arkona on , Saturday. Pauline and Ann Bell attended a birthday party for Ronald John Culbert, of Florida, camping at; Turnbull's. Mrs. L. ('lark Jr., was ad- ' mined to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, On Sunday. Mrs. Guy ,Bedard and family, of London, spent Thursday with Mrs. Stewart Bell at Turnbull's Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith, Guelph, were weekend guests with the latter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. john Jarrett. Mrs. R. McKenzie spent Tues- day with Mrs. Stewart Bell at Turnbull's Grove. Miss Joyce Flynn is holiday- ing with Miss Debbie Gooding in Parkhill this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrest of Sarnia were weekend visitors with Air. and Mrs. 'Thomas Lay - ender. Jerry Chapmen returned home this week after spending sev- eral days with his brother -in - Jaw, and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Jog De Ledge in Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs. 1). Storey and. family of Tillsonbur,,e were week- end visitors with Mr. and Airs, Ed. Schroeder and faitily. They were accompanied by Mrs. Amel- ia Schroeder and Marion Schroed- er, who spent the past two weeks itt Tillsonburg. Messrs. Stewart Bell„ Dave Sangster. Carl Decker and Wes- ley Richardson returned home from a week's holiday at Shon Fly Lake and report a good catch of fish. Mrs, William Lee visited re- cently with her son -in -taw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Moir in Strathroy. Mrs. Harold Parkere is attend- ing the annual School for Lead- ers conducted by the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church in Canada, at Alma Col- lege, St. Thomas, this week. Mr, and Mrs. Turner -returned to their home at Hamilton after spending the past week with the latter's parents, Mr. and Aire, Thos. Lavender. Air. and Mrs. Peter McNaugh- ton and 'Robert returned home after spending e few days at Southampton and other north- ern points. Air. and Mrs. Jas. Clark and family are enjoying a week'e vacation at a cottage at Lake Huron. Professor L, A. MacKay, of Berkeley, Cal.; Airs, A. C. Thompson, Toronto. spent, a few days last week visiting -with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerr, Linda and Larry. of Moneta-MO, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kerr, Bill Carlile is a patient in. South Huron • Hospital, Exeter, recovering from injuries he re- ceived ie a motor accident near Woodstock Sunday night. father in the mill and building business until he was 19 years of age, when he moved with his parents to the United States and • settled ie Bad Axe, Michigan,1 and continued his trade as a car.: penler. There he nisi end married Miss Elizabeth Ane Rowe, who died in 1935. In Me, he moved to Detroit, e imp woi er lfl vi un 10 businessfor many veers Of his family of Iwo sons and two daughters, three or thPlii $UrViVe Alt Harrison R. Peek, and Aire. B. E. Fell, of Detroit, and Airs. IL M. Harrington, of Sault Ste. Marie, where lie had Made his hem e, for several years. One son. Donald, was kind in An accident in 1930. Also surviving are four grand- children and three great -greed. ehiidrtt. Mr. Parkwas a member of the Pirst United Presbyterian Church at Sault Sta. 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