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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-30, Page 511 R•port Qct Jake Ay .ELIZAIaETH FIN.AY • P:or.sonal Items Mrs. Newell Geiger and .John- ny and Mrs. Mary Manson spent the weekend at .Kitchener.: Mrs. Donald Scott and family, of Cromarty, visited with Mr. and 'Airs. Igoe Deadlier on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gingerich and' Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Erb and family have retuned home after spending a week's trip to northern parts- of On- tario. Mrs. Milton McAda►ns, of Zur- ich, visited with Miss Elizabeth Finlay onThursday. Mr. Harold. Finlay visited with. Misses Margaret and Alice Fin. lay, of London, o'n Saturday, "1 like a parrot," the pian Said. "It is the only creature gifted with the power of 'speech that is content to repeat just what it hears without spinning it out into a story." "`WE ARE ALL . IGNORANT, APT ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS" ... (: uthor'e Name Seio�v').•••. No one can inaster all subjects. A wise. person knows this and: contacts experts whose special training ,enables them to understand the problems involved. When you buy any med- icines or health -aids get them from a pharmacist, Let our years Of study, licensed supervision and traditional Code of Ethics protect, you, You pay no more for this expert ser- . vice, Yet some day, a word of caution about proper use, may save you much trouble and per-. haps even your very life. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE Exeter 447 WHEN YOU NEED MEDICINE • Pick up your prescrip- tion if shopping near us, or let us deliver prompt- ly without extra charge. A great many people en- trust us with the respons- ibility of filling their pre- scriptions. May we com- pound yours? • Andrew Johnston Drugs Main St., Exeter PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS 'Quotation by Will Rogers (1579-1535) Copyright 1555 (1915'2) • R 41Z CORRESPONDENT, MRS. CHESTER I. SMITH ESTABLISHED 1900 'Boarders Topic For EYF Group The E.Y.F.of Emmanuel I✓:U.B. Church titer last "Pea ay, with Miss Catharine Rader in charge of the program. Miss Norma Geiger acted as pianist, Rev. A. M. Amacher led in prayer, Miss Mary Finlay read a poem, and Miss Brenda .Schock read the Scripture,. Miss Mary Grainger presented The 'topic, which was entitled, "Church worker or boarder. This refers to .a statement made, "workers may be found within the boarders of the church." Th. word, "boarders," should hay been spelled "borders." Man people could be workers in th church, but they are only board ers. The church is like a board ing house, because it must mak itself attractive," said Mis Grainger. The president, Miss Elizabeth Finlay, . took . charge of.the busi- ness, Personal Items Tear Down . EUB Shed d h .... _.. The e Many e • e s Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gaseho motored . to Goderich hospital last Monday, They were accom- panied 'home by their daughter, Dorothy, who had been a patient there for the removal_ of her tonsils. Air, Galvin 1\ illiams i eturned home after several weeks' visit at the home of his sister near Bright. Mrs. Pauline Simmons, Exeter. spent a day at the home of 'ter mother, Mrs. B. Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis, of. Clinton, and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer were Wednesday guests 'at the home of the latter's son, Mr. and. Mrs. Orville Witmer. Mr, and Mrs. Archie Mustard and family, accompanied by Mrs. Earl Oesch and Judy, were visitors at Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Gingerich and Harold, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Erb and family, spent a few days on a trip to the northern country, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingericli and family were visitors at New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brock, London, spent several days in their cottage, enjoying summer- like weather. Many others took advantage of fine weather to spend a few days along the lake in their summer homes, and perhaps they were even tempt- ed to takes) a dip in,, the water. Mr. and Mrs. Iv^aYungblut were visitors at HIV home of their son, Mr, and Mrs. Wiliam Yungblut, London. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bedard and family of Detroit spent a few days at the home of the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bedard, and other relatives and friends.' Miss Stella Rose of London was a visitor at the home of her Mother, Mrs. L. Rose. Miss Mary Grainger spent a few days as the guest of Mrs. Ann Dean at Stratford. • Mrs. William Sparks was able to leave Victoria Hospital; Lon- don, and return to her home in Seafortic, Mrs. Nora Fieretag, Mrs. Earl Harris and her, daughter, Carol, and granddaughter, .Gail, and Mrs. Harry Olmstead, all of De- troit, were visitors with - rela- tives and friends in Zurich and vicinity. • Mr. 'Ed Reichert of Sarnia spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and MrS, Victor Deiehert, SR,11111Wuttu,Illttlm1 nttpuu„,mmitulntuiutu111tu1t111111 n1nnn11111 t1,1,1„ u ntin1111ntun1111 lit lttll,,. ALF ANDRUS --- OH Burners — Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work • 403 ANDREW ST., EXETER• PHONE 719 l,llllllllllll l ttttitltttttttttit lttltllitttlttit l•, tttittttttttlttlltttttttttlt1I1111111111111itlullttllttttlttttttttttittittttltltttt t Another one of the large :church sheds in the district is to be„dismantled and taken down. This one is the big shed of the Evangelical U',:8, Church, Zurich, -which has been said, that is- the framework, leaving the bare walls to be demolished later. Not so many years ago the church with one of these sheds would house the' horses of the community when farmers came to town, and was a comfortable place for them. But the shed was a.t no time as popular as when that ananual fowl supper made its appearance in the fall of the year. As many as 1,200 people partook pf this annual event. People came from Detroit, Kit- chener, London, 'Stratford and many other, places for the big meal and program offered, Plan Anniversary , Sunday, November 2 is the date set for the eighty-fourth anniversary of the Zurich Evan- gelical U.B. Church. Services will be both morning apd eve- ning, 10 a,m,. .and. 7:20 p.m: re- spectively, The guest speaker for the day will be Rev. L. A. Dorsch, of Milverton. The church choir and men's chorus will fur- nish special numbers. Miscellaneous Shower Mrs. Arnold Merner ' enter- tained about 40 relatives and friends in honour of Miss Gloria Leibold, bride -elect, of Babylon Line, last Wednesday evening. The address was read by Mrs. Alphonse Grenier and the gifts were presented by Miss Donna 'Kipper, Zurich, assisted by Miss Moore. Gloria spoke in apprecia- tion of the gifts, A mock wedding took Place. Games were played and refresh- .ments served, Personal Items 'Mrs. Leonard Erb and Mrs. .Harold Thiel attended (he, Wo- men's Institute convention last 'week held in the Masonic Temple, London. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clausius and daughters and Mr, and MrS. Mose Gerber motored to Baden on Saturday to visit with the later's son, Mr. and Mrs. Or- land Gerber. Rev, and Mrs. Solomon Beech - ler and daughter, Verda, and Mr. and Mrs. William Baechler and daughter were .weekend visitors at the home of the for- mer's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beuc ler, near St, Jacobs, Mrs, Edith Yungblut and her aunt, Mrs. Flora Becker, motor- ed to Fraser, Mich., to visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Len Heist. ' Mr,, and Mrs, Arthur Aulerich, Detroit, were visitors' with rela- tives in Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mack and son, of near London, visited at the borne of Mr. and MrS. Melvin Smith. They also called gn friends. Rev, and Mrs. 0. Winter and Mrs. Anne Turkhei'nh spent a clay in Kitchener. Rev. Winter at- tended several meetings in the city. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gettus and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Gettus, all of Adrean, Mich., were visitors at the home of: their sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Thiel, ow Mr. Garfield Witmer, London, spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. B. Witmer. Mr. and Mrs. Thohpson and child of near London spent Sun- day at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock. Guests with. Mr. . and Mrs. Clayton Steckle were Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Steckle, David and Elsie, Miss Eva Steekie and friend, Edward Fry, of Wallen - stein, and Miss Clara Smith of Markham. Thursday, Friday, Saturday October 30, 31, and Nov. 1 "Lucky Dollar” SPECIALS! 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Cornish O. ;MitehcIj K. W. Slade W, E, Suchard 291 PUN'p, E ST. PIO OR 3.2451, L INDON, ONT, R ; plainest v rious :functions of a i PhotosA residnt of ,Tay Alynship .on�. goodBoy. "o )aeu„aw,nulchin,,,,,,,,,, moniu,tutun. miniu,;4imi ilulmuminu ulttnm•Rnt m nun scout tibol .After some I , , .- „�, the Blue Water highway for -most, of her life, Alrs. John C'liarrelte died in Clinton on 'Satur4aY, Gc•, tober 25, after a lingering ill- ness. In her 85th year, she was the former Aferance Ducharme. Her;. husband predeceased her sever- al years .ago, The E.U.D.Men,f Emmanuel O u E.U.B. •Church, met on Monday, She is survived by four sons: Exias and Zettie, introit,•. Nor- man and Dennis, flay Township, live .daughters, Airs. Walter ,1 et - trey, Detroit; Mrs. W,!14Sithe, T'oronto;, Alrs. i.tal Meek, St Clair Shotes, Aticl Airs. H. Brinker, A airhave Mich., and Sister Mary Monte Chicago. The body rested at the ho. of her Son, Dennis, until 'Tu day October 28 when 1 with Air. Leonard Writer in the chair. A coronet solo was played by Mr. Elwood 'rummer, Mr. Leonard Erb read the Scripture lesson. Rev. .0. Winter showed slides on his trip to Europe as chap- lain on board a ship, These included slides he had taken .on. his recent # t G he could only stay one day there rrp o ermany, w len rte and also two years ago, when he Pt/ was able to spend a month there. 1•l_ lir. W. H. Ecliglcoffer expressed n, the appreciation of the men for a, the slides shown. Mr. Elwood I Truelnner favored with another rite coronet solo. es-; After the meeting came to a High Mass was sung at 9,,,10 a.i .I in St. Peter's Roman Calle Church, St. Joseph. Interme Was made in. the adjoini ^nt close, lunch was served by the lie' committee in charge, composed of' Leonard Merrier, W. H. Eat* nt ; hoffer, W. A. Siebert, J. E. }t¢ Gascho, Elwood Truemner, Earl Horner, Len Erb, and Jack i AlcClinchey, Id, Lions Attend Zone Meeting in' Three carloads of the Zurich e'. Lions Club attended the, large e• ` zone meeting at Arthur last i Thursday evening . and report a profitable as well as interesting meeting. There were about 500 men present, cemetery, Girl Guide News The Zurich Girl Guides he their regular weekly meeting the town hall last 'Thursday e1 ping, starting with the hors shoe formation. The cookie donations on Sat day was a decided success, Personal Items ur- S 5- rs. ne su- it`: Personal Items Ile Ur. and Mrs. Carl Thiel and nd family, spent the weekend with relatives in London. en! Mr. Calvin Williams and his ri-' sister, 'Ethel, spent Tuesday at ,London. rid Airs. William Thiel and daugh.- arn I ter, Mrs. Ray Fislher, . were week - it -rend visitors at the home of the s, (former's sister, Airs. Alveda Howard, London, i Mrs. Grace Gould, of Toronto, oft and Miss Olive Fritz, of Morris-. e,I ton, spent the weekend at the name of their. cousins, Air, and I Mrs. Ward Fritz. Mr. John Rau held a sliced ful auction sale. Air. and, Al�. Rau have bought a new ho in London and will take up re dence there 'soon. Lion Alvin Waiper of the Zur- ich club acted as song leader, and in his Masterful way of i 7.• leadership had all the Lions • i singing at their very best, Mr. Charlie Eilbcr, Detro spent a few days visiting at t home of "his sister, Mr.. a Mrs, Arthur Ediglhoffer, Mrs, Carrie Weber celebrat her ninetieth birthday on F day, October124. Mr. and .Ars, Aden Martin a Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Willi Elliott of Gowa.nston were vis ors at the home of Air, and Mr Menno .Steclle, Airs. Ann :Dean and Ken Stratford were visitors at ill borne of Mr. and; Mrs, Russ Grainger, Mrs.' Donella Boyce, Hanove was a guest with the Lark families. Mrs. Smith •and Mrs, Melissa VanAtta of Port Huron were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. William O'Brien and fans - r, Report On ily. Shipka 'Mr. and Mrs, Reg Black, M Val Becker; and Mr. Haro Zehr motored to Toronto la week. The gentlemen attende the telephone convention hent that city. Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Heywoo anti family, Wingham, spent holiday at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willia Thiel. Mr. and Mrs. William Baechie str Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lawson, of Crediton. were Sunday visit- t discussion, it was decided to.a ' p point a new group committee. onmanit1n.11mnuu111unt„11tmn,tnot, ntinniummoAml,n,ln, ,,eoknotUt,lIL onnuAAIl,.nitll!AI ogsz Jack ;Bannister .was appointed: chairman, Reginald Black, see. rftary-treasurer, and memberso the committee selected at that time were Edwin .Gaseho and Rev. A. M. Amacher. Since the meeting, Bill Al .Adams leas been appointed as representative for the Chamber of : Commerce and Donald O'Brien for the .Lions Club. Persona) items Mr. A. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Carr spent a few days at the home of' Airs. Anne Turk - helm and Mrs. Charles Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin West- lake and Ann, Michael. Greer. Allan Cleave, Louise Talbot and Joe Chapman attended Detroit's big "All Night Sing Song” held in the Masonic Temple, Detroit. Mr. and Airs. Wallace Ginger- ich and family were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Gingerich. Mr. and Airs. Roy Bosliart and family, Mrs. Allan Swartzen- truber and children. New lIam- burg. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ginger. ich. Mr. Roy Ducharme and fam- ily and Miss Laetitia Ducharme of London motored to Chatham! to visit the former's daughter. Sister Al. St. Matthew of the Pines. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mernowidge of Detroit, Gerard Geoffrey of Walkerton were visitors with the tatter's mother and other mem- bers of the family on the Blue Water South. Mr. and Mrs..William 'Hess of Woodstock and Miss Kathleen Hess RN., of London spent the weekend at the home of their parents, Mr. and Airs, Albert' Hess. Mrs, Adeline Saral'as enter -1 tabled members of her family' and relatives on the occasion of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sa.raras and daughter, Marjorie, of the Blue Water Highway and Mr, and Mrs. Nor -1 man Snares, Waterloo, were present. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton 0. Smith' and sons of the Blue Water High -i way attended the funeral of a s relative in Kitchener Tuesday. I Mr, William Siebert attended' a convention of postmasters at • London last week. • d ors with Mr. and Airs. C. K. in Love. Mr. Clifford Russell with sons, cl Doug and Tom, enjoyed a sue - a cessful pheasant hunt in Essex it over the weekend, rtl Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Coleman i Land Leslie, of Kippen, and Miss r• Shirley Coleman, of London, i visited Sunday with Sir, and Mrs. Hugh Morena, Billie and Mrs. J, Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winegar - e, de.n, of Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. 0 Bill holden, Robbie and Terry a- and Miss Betty Winegarden, of London, were Sunday visitors •with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke and family. s Mist Eleanor Sharpe, of Lon - s don, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharpe and Glen. Mr. and Mrs, Perry Weston of Bayfield were visitors with he latter'S sister, Mrs. Fanny Bender, e r Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Of Markham spent a day with Mr.! and Mrs.. Amos Gingerich. They also attended the Martin-Steckle! wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Fret,. Siernon Of; St. Joseph, were visitors at the tine of Mr. and Mrs, F. All-; charm e, Mr. anti. Mrs. Noel Laporte and family of Drysdale district 1 motored. to London to visit with members of the family. Mrs. Oluf Pederson of Dash-' wood, spent a day at the hone Airs, Amos Gingerich and Mrs. ' Wallace Gingericli. Rev. A. E. Holley of Grand Bend made •a business trip to Zurich One day last week. . Mr. Roy Weber of London, was a visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Carrie Weber. ' Mr. and Mrs, Peter Ducharme, attended the silver wedding an niversary celebration held Fri , day. October 17, for Air. and, Mrs. Rudolph Etue at their! home near Seafortic. About 50' relatives and friends were pre-! sent for the happy occasion. : Miss Leeta Penhale, :firs. Don; Begg, Mrs. Neil La Courtway, St. Thomas, called on Mr. and. Airs. E. A. Westlake on lion-! day. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bohner celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday, October 1- 21, and daughters motored to Niagara 'Falls. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Urban Pfile, Mrs, Clara ,Tacobe, Mrs. Alf Mejick, of Zurich, Air, and. Mrs. Hugh Loy of Exeter, motored 'to Waterlo and Kitehe.ner, to visit with rel lives and friends over the week end. Dr. and Mrs, Archie MacKin non, of Galt, were 'Sunday guest at the home of the former' mother, •Mrs. Si. Mackinnon. Message' From Whalen By MRS. F SQUIRE Church Anniversary 'Ar. Glenn Wright, astudentt minister, conducted the morning anniversary service in the United Church on 'Sunday with a good crowd attending. Miss Betty Duffield and Mr Gordon Johnson sang a duet an Mrs. Ronald Squire a solo for the service. • Those attending and spending the day with friends were: Mr. and Airs, Earl Johnson, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Johnson. Air, and Airs. Peter Gods - ward, London, and. Mr. Walter Gunning, Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Morley. Mr. anti Mrs. Wilson Morley and Mrs, Edna ;Passmore EXC. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith, Belmont, Mr. and Mil Allen Jaques and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaq'ues, Zion, with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gunning. Mr. and Airs. Warren Brock, Zion, with Mr. and Airs, Bert Duffield, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bern and Ivan and Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Iter•.n and family, Zion, with Mr. and. Mrs. WW1. Morley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tien Parkinson and family, Woodham, Mr. Har- vey Parkinson, Kirkton, and Mr. acid Mrs. Cann.' Harmer, Fullar- ton, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkinson. Mr. and Airs. E. Squire; EAe• ter, with Mr.. and Airs. Cecil Sgaii•e, 7 5ilv'r Anniversary Mr. and M's. Norman Brock, Zion, entertained at their home oiv Saturday evening'In honor of the xsth wedding aniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Milne f�ulleit. Members of the Earl families were present. Mr. and Mrs. Pullen were' presented with a coffee table. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin and Mrs. tfatiti s Porter, Lertdon, visited. Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Morley •Sr. Miss Bessie Portman, Ter'ohto, visited ,Thursday' with Mrs. La- verne Morley. ' Mr, and Mrs, f -toward ''Morley, Carelyn Add 1{'athleeh, were 8at- tu'day visitol's with Mr, and Mrs.. 14ni, Morley Sr. Mr. /And Mrs. Milrre'tilletl. lisve returned Inuiif fretit a three Week's trip to the 'ebast, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall, of Saintsbury, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke, Garry Dinney, of Crediton, visiting at the home .of his grandmother, Airs. Harr y Clarke, A'ir. 'and WS. Clifford Russell were in Toronto on Wednesday and Thursday attending a meet- ing of Imperial Oil Ltd. 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