The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-02, Page 3Crcth'ton Cornments
EY MRS, d. WOODALL
Mission. 6anil here on Wednesday.
Tile Mission Band',of the United Mr, John Hann, Aiiss Edith
Church held their meeting in the blain and Airs. Irene Harrison,
of .Brantford,. visited. on Friday
Edward
with A
ir , and Airs. l.dvvard
Chandlers and Aliases Mary and
Gloria Chambers,.
Mrs. Anton Anderson, :of Ma-
rine City and Mrs, Grace Thom-
son, of Sarnia, were recent vial -
tors with the Chambers family.
Weekend visitors. with Mr. and
Mrs, Wesley Wein were Air. and
Mrs. Ronald Wein and daughter
Julianne, -of Detroit, Mr. .and
Mrs. Gerald Wein and Monica,
o.f London, and Air. and. Airs.
Cali 'Wein
v ❑ and Heather,, of
Exeter.
church school xoolnls on 'T.hurs•
, following day, olio) •ing
a
. 1 ublic School
period, with 32 Members. prea•
ent,
Douglas Lightfoot, . Kenneth
Aioon and Kenneth ;Bender were
in charge of worship service.
Mrs. S. King reviewed the study
. book and a musical, :number was
played 'by Kenneth Afoot).
Several items .of bi:siness were
discussed and Joan England was
.appointed
-stamp
collector,
Fol -
l0 n bUSinssg
games were en,
joyed.
Celebrate Anniversary
lilt, aiid Mrs. William Mr. and Airs. Fred :Gratton,
1U .nam •Smith of Grand Bend., called on Mr.
and Gerald, Ma. and Mrs. Clay- and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser on Sun -
ton Sims, Mr. and Airs. Irvine day,
Finkbeiner and Donald, Air. and '
Mrs, Gordon Morloek and Mr,
r
G
Eldon Smith motored to-Walker-
ton
tiA alk r•
ton on Sunday to the bonne. of
Air. and Mrs. Clare Spirting
where they celebrated the thirty-
fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs,
Hilliard Sparring.
After at, turkey dinner their
grandson, Allen, presented the
celebrants with gifts.
Personal Items
Service was withdrawn in the
United Church ,Sunday morning
due to anniversary services be-
ing held in Shipka church. Sev-
eral members from Crediton at•
tended.
A number of ladies from the
Evangelical church attended the
W.S.W.S,. rally at Rodney on
Monday,
Air. Joseph Smith of Sault
St. Marie, who has been visiting
for the past two weeks with Mr,
and Mrs. Nelson Sinclair and
other relatives left for his home
Monday,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hillborn
have returned from a honeymoon
Message From
Whalen
By MRS, F. SQUIRE
Mr.. and Mrs. Milne Pullen
left for a trip to the west coast
on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Duffield
attended Zion anniversary Sun-
day and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Brock,
Mr. and Airs. Cecil Squire and
Douglas, Miss Eileen McKenna
and Mr. Ross Driffield were at
the zoo at Detroit on Saturday,
Mrs, Hazel Roberts, London
Township, visited Sunday with
Mr. and .Mrs. William Morley,
Sr.
Mrs, Campbell, Listowel, visit-
ed during last week with. Mr,
and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner.
Mr. and. Mrs, 'William Morley,
jr,, :Janice and Robbie. spent
Sunday at Grand Bend with Mr,
trip to Mexico and. California and Mrs. Howard Morley and
and visited during the weekend family,
with Mrs. E. Faist and Miss bola Mr. and 'Airs, Grafton Squire
Foist. and family spent the weekend at
Asir, and Mfrs. Martin M:nrlock, Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
of Guelph, visited with relatives on McKinnon.
here on Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Harry Khlare,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Fink- Catherine and Martha visited in
beiner spent several days at London on Sunday with Mr. and
Waterdown. Mrs, R. Edwards,
Mr. Russell Either, of Cali• Mr, and . Airs. Melville Gun-
.
fornia, and Mrs. Carl Haumuller ning and Muriel attended Zion
(nee Mildred Either) of Detroit
called on friends and relatives
CANADIAN i Hodgins and family, of Lucan,
• PROPANE • visited recently with Mrs, Wil-
' liam Morley, Sr:
ri Miss Marion Morley, 11.,N„ of
Toronto, is spending this week
a with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
& APPLIANCES = ! Laverne Morley. '
▪ Mr. and Mrs, Russell Humin
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& • and Brian and Mrs. Lottie Ca-
tGBATT O N vanaugh of Detroit and Mrs,
. s;George Squire, Granton, .were
' 1 Thursday visitors ' ith Mr. and
H O 1 5 0 N + Mrs, Norman Hodgins,
Phone 156 Grand 'tlletad Mr, and Mrs. William Heather
have returned: home from their
('honeymoon and . gone to St.
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visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Jaques,
Mrs. Art Hodgins and family,
Clandeboye, and Mrs. ' Murray
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Air. and Mrs. Rudolph KoeI
of London were guests with Mr
and Mrs. A. Rundle on Satur
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker
.and fancily were recent guest
with Miss Gladys Shipside o
G uelpb,
Mrs. Herbert Beer of Munro
visited with her daughter, Airs
Oliver Baker and family on wed
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Upton
and Melvin were guests with
Mr. and Airs, Ellis Streban and
boys o
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b n ,,ut a •.
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Air, and Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughton and. Marion attended
the funeral of Duncan's. .uncle,
the late Mr. Martin Scafe, .Ailsa
Craig, last Week,
Mr. . and Mrs. Stewart Mar-
riott, Ronald and Maryaane of
St. Marys spent Sunday with
Afr.,and Airs. A. Dewar..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred: Parkinson
and Brenda attended Zion West
anniversary Services on Sunday
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hera.
Mrs. Alfred Baker, Marlene
and Miss Donna Baker attended
"Merton Fair on Saturday,
The Base Line school pupils
were pleased In carry home sev-
eral of the prizes from Kirkton
.Fair, Their teacher is Miss Mar-
lyn Marshall, Kirkton.
Mrs. Cacciottd of Capreal Is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs, Fred Parkinson
and family.
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first club to. win four will take
• Yanks beat themselves last year. it alit"
-1
but this time if Yogi ;plays first, I George Dobbs. xe .."
he'll 1
Dobbs, ,E ..ter Ivew
1 1
tab.everyone,
a going -out f , York
g g Yankees will wail .it accord•
• i to. second if they're fortunate; inn to my sesames, laool tickets'"
s .enough to reach .the initial sack, l Trey Wilson, Henson -•- „ .
f Hang in there,. Case! waukeel They have the depthAin
Fred 11utablel 'Exeter --,Pitts- every department. A a r n i$
burg! 1,
Lloyd. Cushmenl >Fascter--"Aitl He. s even more valuable than
waukee
in i'�-� A
s games. s Lew Mantle. �. ,g. n e..But a tic, Yanks are an aging ball
(tette will win two, Warren i club. New York strength rests
Spahn. one and Ernie Jalinston 00 Ryan Duren!"
one to give the Braves the; Perry Bole
y y Exeter lin
series. What's the matter with picking the Yanks!
They're
a 1 k
They're
theY
r!. a
Yankees? e s. Tiley re too .old.Their
better, hall club all. round.
R won't , versatile ball .players really give
cinchRawlings, Zurich--' ".It's a,
1 Pittsburg win it, them an edge. VII be surprised
A seven -game series is too risky; if the series goes morethan
to predict. Milwaukee has the six games." g t a
pitching and New York has the' Dick Jermyn, Exeter --"Xan•
hitting, Let's put it this way, the ; kees let Milwaukee win it last
•
Message From
Greenway
• Mr. and Mrs, Howard Dettloff,
of Detroit, spent the weekend
with their aunt, Mrs, Albert Pol-
lock.
Miss June Steeper, of Belton,
and Mr. Bobby Steeper, of Oril-
lia, spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Steeper,
The Harmony Class of the
United. Church will hold their
meeting on Friday evening at
the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Graham .Eagleson.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lawrence Pol-
lock visited last week with rela-
tives in Quebec and enjoyed a
motor trip to Eastern Ontario.
Sunday School in the United
Church on Sunday, will be at
1.3service willm. ;then. the Rally Day
he d followed by
the church service.
TV FEATURES FAMILY
The R. C. Dinney family, Ed-
ward street, were interviewed
on the "Sin gtinle" sh
CKNK-TV Sunday afternoon, re-
presenting James St. United
Church.
Mr. Dinney, church treasurer;
Mrs. Dinney, a Sunday School
teacher, and children Susan, Bill,
Brenda and John answered ques-
tions about their church activi-
ties during the show, which is
sponsored by the men's clubs in
Huron and Perth presbytery,
worth two 11101 of the Yankees.
year so the New York club will
•
regain their prestige
The Story In ! this year
with great gusto! Mantle, Skov-
+ ren are.bark this year ear in
force. Yanks will take it all f in
a1n' 5.bur „
fife gan]CS,
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Jim Hayter, Dashwood -- it's
a toss-up! 1yn afraid the Yanks
will win it this year but 1 hope
they° din't. Mantle will '
Pia Social provide
,
.On 'Thursday evening the con-! the necessary home runs. Al-
gregation of St. Patrick's church '.hough Milwaukee have Spahn
held a pie social, I and Burdett with terrific p re-
nal -IPS of children from SS. No.; mean a thing now. Yankee pitch•
A program consisted of two' cords over the season, they don't.
9 junior and senior square clan -ting finished the schedule in good
cing accompanied by their tea.; shape, so watch nut!
cher, Mrs. B. Isaac on the piano.'
With four junior girls singing'
the call; tap dancing by An
Culbert, Lucan; songs by Afik ,
r i At Anniversary
ersary
ni Seek Big Crowd
Culbert, Lucan and Heather D
Vis; accordion numbers by Ma
garet Zubal, Clandeboye, rea
ing by Mrs. Tom Kooy
Thanksgiving and a comic nut
her by Mrs. Ross AicFalls ac
companied by Mrs, Hugh, Davis
Rev. P'. Dymond was chair
man. Sandwiches, pie and is
cream was served following th
program.
Personal Items
do 1 Disappointed at the slow
]t-1 sale of tickets for the tenth
anniversary barbecue at Sea -
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkinso
attended church service in Lon
don Sunday and visited with M
and Mrs. A) Morley, •
David McFalls spent Saturda
with his aunt and uncle, Mr
and Mrs. Bob Tindall,
Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Young
Lucan, spent the weekend wit
Mrs, Fred Davis. a
Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis ac •
-
forth Saturday, Huron County
Junior Farm e r officials
urged local representatives
in make an all-out selling ef-
e fart Thursday and Friday.
The barbecue, from 5:30
to 7, starts a two-day cele-
!] bration ]narking the organi-
nation of juniors in 1948. A
MI
variety program will follow
the meal.
v Sunday a special church
service will be held in Onto•
t • rio Clinton, Street i t lel OAC d Church.
• Rev. W. A. Young as guest
hspeaker. A fireside service
will follow.
companied Mrs. R. Dickins on
a trip to Midland and. Coldwater A�
on Saturday, Mrs. Dickins visa• Mrs. r A. Worden
1
ted with. Mrs. Fred Dickins,
Coldwater and Mr. and Mrs, Active In Church
Davis visited with Mr. and Mrs. r
Edgar Smyth and Iir. and Mrs. The funeral of Mrs' Alvin N.
Nornien Shawvil, • # Warden, of Staffa, who died
Mr, and. Mrs. Ron Carroll
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hodgins and Mrs. Hugh Carroll,
Lucan, on Sunday.
Mr. Wayne Carroll spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hodgins, Liman,' visited
his grandmother, Mrs. Hugh Car-
roll at the Nursing home, Lucan,
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs, Ron Carroll entertained
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll and
Wayne. Mr, Hugh Carroll, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Trigs and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Carroll, London.
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Births No Charge
Marriages and Deaths 75e
(Marriages and deaths arty reported without charge
in news columns. This' charge applies only to listing
under Announcements,)
Cards of Thanks, Engagements 7S('
In Memoriarns (4•line verse) $1.00
Extra verses, each 2Sf,
BIRTHS ---
BALSILLIE—Mr, and Mrs Larry
Balsillie, Simmons, Apts.. Ex-
eter.'are happy to announce the
birth or a daughter, 'Cheryl
Ann, at South Huron Hospital,
September 30, 1955.
BLANCHARD—Mr, and Mrs. Clif-.
ford Blanchard, Exeter, are'
happy to announce the birth of
a son, September 18, 1955.
BOtRGEOIS—Mr. and lai'r's. Jerry
Bourgeois, 274 Algonquin Dr.,
.RCAF Centralia, announce the
birth of twins (premature),
Pierre and :litehelle, at South
Huron Hospital. September 27.
1958—both babies cried a few
hours later..
bO: NELLY—SLAC.: Todd and Mrs.
Donnelly (nee. Catherine Car-
ter), Clinton, announce the birth
of a son at Clinton ,Coinntunity
Hospital, September 25, 1955—a
grandson for Mrs Ruth Carter,
Clinton, and great-gr'andchlid
for Mrs, Catherine Hedden, of
Hensen.
HATCHER LAC and Mrs. Don
Hatcher. R
C
AF
Centralia_ iia an-
nounce
the 'birth of a daughter,
Shawna Lee, at ti"ictoria g
Hos-
pital, London, September 27,
1958.
I .ER.XICi —Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Iternick, R.R. 1 Kirkton; an-
nounce the birth of a daughter
at South Huron Hospital, Oc-
tober 1, 1958—a sister for Mar-
garet and Teddy,
FESTER—Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Rester, R.R. 2 Grand Bend, an-
nounce the birth of a son. Jo-
seph, at South Huron Hospital,.
September 26, 19'58.
L.GCE Mr. and Mrs. Wtlftted
Lague, Mani St.. Grand Bend,
announce the birth of a son,
David Allen, at South Huron
Hospital, September 20, 1955--a
brother for Danny and Kathy.
OSTLA'tiD dlr, and Mrs. Eric
Ostland, Aylmer, announce the
birth of a son:Vaughan Brie,
at. St. ` Thomas Blgin General
Hoenital, September 23, 1958..
O'R.ODRIM Dennis and Clare
O'Rourke, R.1:. 3 Dashwood, are
happy to announce the birth of
a daughter, Mary ("tars. at St.
,7naeph's Haapite), London, Sep-
tember° 21, 130S—a sister for tate
hn\'9,
5111:(%' 7Ir, and Mrd. Bruce
iii it
9 h, Crediton, announce the
hletlt of a. San, Robert Donald
Nicholas, at Soufh Huron Boa-
, Septoinber :6, 1085,
SIi1�LMA:N—Tony and Nona Schul-
man (&'vin) at'a happy to An-
nounce the birth .of n son, to-
terly 'vv'a.yne. in Alexander Iles-
pital, Ingersoll, September 25,
1958--a brother for Marcia and
Mark,
WOOD -.- Me. and Mrs. James
' 'wood. 138 Empress Ave.. CAP
centre -0e announce the birth
of a daughter' at South Ituroit.
HOtgital, October 1 1035
taster for Craig, �Ccayne arid
Douglas
ENGAGEMENTS --
MtJGAGEMEI�'I'J,. —
1ft ar d ?rs. Clare -nee Mina, 01
NN
oodEstai v r+
'Wish to a
su
.iCb the
e:sgs,gei+hent of their elder dsugh•
Arehtha.ls of Luoan iitarriage to
1.1.1,,,,,11111, Ia, tic. Io.
DEATHS —
1"INKBEINER — At St, Joseph's
Hospital,London, on Wednes
day, September 24, 1955,' Fred
Finkbeiner, of Anne St., Exeter,
beloved husband of Margaret
Waugh and dear father of Ern
est. of Lloydminster, Sask ,
Matthew, of Crediton, Henri. of
London, in his eighty-first rear
• Funeral services, were cnndlnt
ed at the T. Harry Hoffman
Funeral Horne, Dashwood, on
Saturday, September 27. 1958,
Inter ent'tookSplaceoinciCre F•
ton Cemetery. 2.
ANNOUNCEMENTS —
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks
Centralia, will be 'at home" to
their friends an the occasion of
their sixtieth wedding annivers-
ary on Saturday. October 11. from
to cllned7 p.m. Gifts graciously de=
r
CARDS OF THANKS—
We
HANKS-
11"e wish
to extendheart-
felt our he rt_
felt thanks and appreciation for
the many cots of kindness, mes-
Sages of sympathy and' beautiful
floral offerings received from our
friends, neighbors and relatnes
during our recent bereavement of
a dearly beloved wife and mother
—Alvin Warden and family, 2r
We wish to extend our heart-
felt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy and beautiful floral of-
fering received Froin our kind
friends and nelghbours to our re-
cent bereavement of a beloi ed
000 and brother. We especlallt
thank Rev. Kerr, Padre 'Soong.
O A.C., and Mrs, Frank Lostell
Alexia, and Mrs. Baroid Jeffery
-'-Thi Easton family.
IN MEMORIAM
WATT—In memory of my beloved
Dad, captain Pilot Tan M. Watt.
killed while a passenger in a
piano crash one year ago tn•
day, Ocinhtr1, 7057. And in
memory of his three compait-
!1 its who died with bite.
Snff as the voice of an angel,
Breathing a .lesson unheard,
Hope with a gentle persuasion
whispers iter comforting' words
ti hispet'tiig hope, oh hob v-e1-
eotne they oioe,.
Making my heart, in its sorrow
rejoice
With tattle and hope 'until tt"e
tnet again,
—Lovingly remembered by his
daughter Alariao and Ron -in-
law, Douglas Sweet and fanuI
1-11!;WITT In fond and loving
memory of ci"illtam John. hart -
Itt, it•iio passed aiaay October.
4, 1940
Ito euld not t ts(1 for terra**.
"',
IrYt"e n•ould not with for tears
But just tto be retnenrbered
Threugliout the passing years.
Al 'aY s rernembered end sadly
missed i r his daughter and 00n•
in ia-t•. Mr. and IIfr3 L. '4 Ho-
garth and Matniiq ".e
Shop and save by feeding
Tittles adv catty .d i 5 i i a y ads
every week,
ursday, September 18, in Stra
ford General Hospital;. followin
a short illness was held on Su
day.
Mrs Warden, born in Hibbei
Township, was the former Jane
GlaMr.dand Mrs.s William daughter
ton, Cromarty, •
She was a member b of Staff
United Church, active in tri
W.M.S. and W.A. and was
teacher in the Sunday scliooi.
Besides her husband and par
encs, she is survived by thre
daughters, Rosanna, Ramon
and Joanne, and a son, William
all at home; five sisters, Mrs
Nelson (Elizabeth) Hunkin, Bel
more; Mrs. Clifton (Margaret
Miller and Airs. R. D. (Hazel
Sadler, Staffa; Mrs. Brute
(Mary) Balfour, Sault Ste
Ctsr'm'i5l1 s Abell,*
Crp ar y.
BY .MR$. KEN .McKEU.LA t
Misses Alice Walker, Marlene
Dow, v Joyce c Dew, r 4
Yand Joyce
,
Kerslake, members, of the
C.,G.1.T., accompanied by their
leader, Mrs. M. Lamond and
Airs. L. Kendrick, of Lucan,
motored to London on'Saturday
to visit the children in the Pro-
testant Orphans' Home, .bringing
them treats and showing a pic-
ture, fidin. They also visited Story-
book Gardens at Springbank
!'ark,
Mr. Alen Ramsey, who is a
patient i
n the e 14
oikme s
n Com-
pensation Hospital at Downsview,
spent .the weekend at his home
iter.e.
Mrs. J. Robinson. .of Clinton.
visited an Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Scott, 'and her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, A.
Colquhoun.
Mr. Robert Gardiner, accom-
panied by Mr. Wilmer Howatt',
of Lonrleshoro, has gone west on
a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Moore and
family, of Lindsay, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs, T.
L. Scott and Mrs. E. Moore.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McLachlan
and Air, and Mrs. John McLach-
lan. Egmondarille, called an Mr.
Andrew McLachlan on Sunday.
Mrs. Byrnell, who spent a week
with her siser, Mrs. E Moore,
returned to her home in Cameron
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac McKellar
and family, of Stratford, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ferg. McKellar, Sea-
forh, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar,
Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun re-
turned to her home in Clinton on
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Centratia Comments
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Mrs. Lily Draper of Brooklin
and Mr. Will Wood of Exeter
were Thursday visitors with mr,
and Mrs. George Dunn,
Mrs. C. Rowe, Linda andCaro-
lyn spent a few days with Mr,
and Mrs. C. Rowe in St. Thoin.-
as, returning home on Sunday.
Mi'. and Mrs. John Thompson
attended the presentation and
.dance for Mr, and Mrs. ]ion
Beaman on Friday evening of
last
week.
1v
Airs. Lorne ,hicks attended the
leachers' convention in London
on Friday of last week,
Mr. and • Mrs, Kenneth Hod-
gins and Eleanor Mae were at
Elliot Lake over the weekend
where they attended the Mc-
Cutcheon•F'letcher wedding. They
returned u d o
h .m
e byvva
of Sault
Y 1
Sa
Ste.. Marie and Michigan and
stopped in Bruce Mines where
Mr. Hodgins renewed former
acquaintances, having been em-
ployed in the creamery there
several years ago. They also •
visited with Rev. and Mrs. Mer-
vin Love in Rydal Bank.
Mr, and Mrs. L. B. Hodgson
visited with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Hodgson, in Waterloo
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haddock
. -
Sunday after visiting the past
week with relatives in this com-
munity,
Comments About
Dashwood
By MRS. ERVIN klADER
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Luth
eran Church held a crokinol
party last Wednesday evening
with , the losing side and Mrs
Lorne Becker, captain, entertain
ing the winning side with Mrs
Elgin Rader captain.
Prize winners were Mrs. Lloyd
Rader, high, and Mrs. Effie
Kleinstiver, low.
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with relatives in :St. Catharine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1,'trilso,
visited recently for,, a' few deal
and family of Bighgate, Mr
and Mrs. Burton Mongan of .S..
Marys, Air. •and Mrs. fIug
Rundle, Mr. and Mrs. Norma
Morgan gild :family were '.Stieda -
visitors with their parents., X.4
and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan.6
Marikay 1iodgins was a V004
end visitor with Mr, ,and .liar,,-"-
Wilfred Huxtable. ,
A
ir. Mrs.
Ga
B
Grant t
andn _ra
and family of Sarnia were Sw
day visitors with. Mr. and Mrs,
John Thompson.
Air. and Mrs. Harold Tripp,
have returned home foliowin*
an enjoyable . 'holiday trip tg'
Winnipeg where they visite'
with their son.
DELICiOU$, TOO .. 1
The berry season's back.'7
Bill Baker, Grand Bend,
recently picked a quart of 'e
wild raspberries.
William Abbott, Victoria
street, reports he has been
enjoying strawberries from
his garden for several weeks.
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County Of Huron
App!ictions
For Deputy Clerk -Treasurer
Of The County Of Huron
Sealed applications for the position of Deputy Clerk-.
Treasurer will be received by the undersigned until
- 5 o'clock p.m,, Tuesday, October 14th, 1958. •
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Personal Items
Air. and Mrs Garnet Weiberg
and family, of Waterloo, 'and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ervin'Rader and
family, spent Sunday with. Mr.
and Airs. Elmer Rader and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koehler
t- and Mr., and Mrs. Ward Kraft
g and family spent Sunday with
n- relatives at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg,
t of Waterloo, were week end vis -
t itors with Mr, and Mrs, Fred
of Weiberg and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
1- Tyler,
Mr. Douglas Hamather, of Lon-
a + don, spent the week end with Mr,
e I and Mrs. Bob Hamather.
a , The W.S,W.S. of the Evangel-
ical U.B. Church, Dashwood,
Crediton and Zurich, chartered a
e bus and attended the fall rally
at Rodney, Monday. Rev. Shir-
a ley, missionary of Sierra Leone,
Africa, was guest speaker.
•
Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt and
• Barry and Ronnie Snell, all of
L ondon, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Snell and
e Beth.
Marie; Mrs. J. C. (Wilma ) Corn-
ish, Seaforth, and one brother, Message From
Frank, of Cromarty.
The funeral was under the di-
rection of Box funeral services,
Seaforth, and officiating minis-
ters were Rev. George Lamont,
Mitchell, and Rev. A. H. Day -
nerd, Staffa. Burial was in
Staffa Cemetery.
Flower bearers were William
Allison, Harvey Edgar, Eugene
Kennedy, Carter Kerslake, Rob-
ert Hamilton, Reginald Mantle,
Arnold Alton and Lorne Fell,
Pallbearers were John Sadler,
Gerald Agar, Harvey Hambly,
Gordon I•loggarth, Lorne Elliott
aiid William Worden,
Happenings In
Biddulph
By MRS. M. H. Ei:STON
Personal Items
Mrs. Bob Blair held a brush
demonstration at her hone on
Wednesday afternoon, There
were 19 ladies present.
Sunda
visitors
with h :lir
, and
Afrs, Clues , Fischer were Mr,
and Mrs. Ray Fischer and fain-
tly, Mr, • Ted Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Alordush, all of Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gregus
and small daughter, Bernadette.
of London, visited on Sunday
evening with their, aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Spacek.
Several ladies of the neigh-
borhood and community attend-
ed a shower given in honor of
Miss Joyce Fischer, at Centralia
United church, Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Tack Borland
(nee Betty -Willard) wlio were
recently married in Ilainiltoii
Spent Sunday afternoon with
their aunt, Mrs. Jessie Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy lfarrison
of London spent the weekend
with Mrs. ,tesslir Lewis.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, M. H. ];Aston 'wee
Mr, and Mrs. Tnn] lrooy.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson
visited on Saturday evening with
nit. and :firs, W. Cook, Wilton.
Grove.
Saturday es ening guesta i+f
Mr. and Airs. Leopard Smith]
were Mr. and Mrs.. Larry Cronyn
and family of Centralia.
titr. H'. and Mars. Elston 'vere
guests at t1,e Fischer -Varga
wedding on Saturday.
Mr, ,olid Mrs. Orville: Lang-
ford aiid .l'ol]ti spent 'Sunday ei'e-
rung with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Patt121Si1 t. "Flares.
-‘Ira. John Maetlitosh (nee Ida
Stei±ley) of Florida visited
, i
e
.
gently with l sr Meet, A's. Melt
D1ekept alto)
Mr.
arid Mrs, title Smith of Browns- t
vide.
Kirkton
By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Smith
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clark of Richmond
1-I111.
Mr, ' and Mrs.' Gordon Yule
and family of Toronto visited
over the weekend with AIr. and
Mrs. Gerald Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hazel-
wood and Edison of Detroit and'
Mrs. Jas Howe of London at-
tended Kirkton Fair.
Mrs. Earl Watson gave an in-
teresting account of her week
spent at Alma College at the
School. for Leaders and also in-
troduced the new study book
"Christian Concerns of North
Americans Neighbors" at the
W.ALS. and Yv'r:A, meeting held
in the basement of the United
.church: The W.A. decided to
have a turkey supper in Octo-
her.
Several from St. Paul's church,
Kirkton attended Harvest Festi-
val service .at St. Thomas ehurch,
Granton, Sunday last. The
speaker at St, Paul's. Isirkton,
this S&.tnday will be Rev, Mill-
man from Stratford,
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Please state age, marital status, experience, education,_,
salary expected. Also state references. `'-1
Please mark clearly on envelopes -- "Applications."
JOHN G. BERRY,
. Clerk -Treasurer,
County of Huron,
1 Goderich, Ontario.
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