The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-01-08, Page 8Pero
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EXETER LEGION EXECUTIVE — Officers of Exeter Le-
gion, one of the largest organizations in the district with
.la .membership of 242, are shown following Thursday
:night's installation. Front row, from left, Bert Ostland,
treasurer; Gerald. Campbell, first vice-president; Lloyd
;Reynolds, president; Graham Mason, past president; Peter
Durand, second vice-president; Reg McDonald, secretary;
back row, Gerald Skinner., Gordon McTavish, Reg Taylor,
Cliff Brintnell, Bob Sanders, Padre Rev. Bren De Vries,
R. E. Pooley, Garnet Shipman, Harry Page, Ken McLaugh-
lin and Percy Nods.
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BISHOP CONFIRMS CANDIDATES — Right Rev. W. A
Townshend, DD, Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Huron
seated left, confirmed 10 candidates during the service
at the protestant chapel, RCAF Station. Centralia, Beside
him is the protestant chaplain, S/L E. W. S. Gilbert
Middle row, from left, Louise McAuley, Shirley Sixtus
Peter Piroth, Mrs, Elizabeth Morris, Susan Beach; bac
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News Of Grand Bend
3y MRS, El ,KEQWN
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Prayer Week •services
The .annual: Prayer Week ser-
vices are being held •this week.
Service on Wednesday evening
was held in Grand Bend United
Church and will be held in Dash-
wood k,vangeliaat United Breth-
•rcn Church on Thursday night.
The speakers will be Rev. W.
1�. Kroft and Rev'. A. E. Holley
respectively.
A watchnight Brayer service
was held in the United Church
led by Rev. A. Holley, after
which a social hour was spent
in the basement,
4-H Girls
The 4-11 girls held their De-
cember meeting; at the home of
Mrs. Edward GUI. The program
consisted of four demonstrations.
Marcia Desjardine demonstrated Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Chilton
making corn bread; .Anna Hend- of London spent Christmas with
rick, gingerbread; Alona Des- Mrs. Chilton's parents, Mr. and
Jardine, baked cereal crumb pie, Mrs, R. Rai'e11e,
:and Eleanor Taylor, lemon pie
tilling.
It was planned to make a tour Legion Dance
of the flour mill at Arva at a 7
later date. Eight members were
Starts Year
present.
Scouting Activities
weight left on Monday of last
week for Florida to spend the
next three months.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stanton
returned from •their honeymoon
in .l-amestown, N.Y., the end of
last week.
Recent visitors with. Mr, and
Mrs. E. Keown were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Perry and baby
Daviel of Exeter and Aliss Lil-
lian l:lerclman of Toronto on
Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Mathers and family, Park
hill, on Friday.
Mrs, Leunea Station visited
with her sister in Stratford over
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Zimmer
and fancily spent Christmas week
with friends in Toronto,
The ,Grand Bend Scout Troop
started the New 'Year with a
Luke and initiative test on Fri-
day. The Scoutmaster, Cpl. L.
Peate. and eight scouts attend-
ed. Activities practised included
observation test s, signalling,
compass work, first aid, fire -
lighting and cooking under win-
ter conditions, also pioneering
work,
A great deal of initiative was
shown in the cooking, ancj seve-
ral new variations of "meat and
vegetable" dishes came to light.
No casualties, however, have
been reported.
Scouts are reminded that the
meeting .for this week will be
held at 7,00 p.m. on Friday. The
following meeting will be the
troop's first anniversary party,
to be held on Wendesday, Jan,
16.
There is still room Afor a few
boys, 113 years of age, or
over. Meetings are held in St.
John's parish hall at 7.00 pan.
each Wednesday.
Dunbar•Foster
The marriage took place in
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lon-
don, on Saturday, Jan, 3, of Mrs.
Laura Foster of London and
Robert Dunbar of Lambeth. Mrs.
Foster is well known in Grand
Bend and owns a cottage on
Warwick St., while Mr. Dunbar
owns one on • Elmwood Ave,
Personal Items
Mr. and. Mrs. Erie Finan held
a New Year's dinner for their
family and relatives here on
Sunday.. Among their guests
were their son. Dennis and
friend from Sarnia and their
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Flear
and Mr. Flear, of London. Mr.
Kenneth Flear was guest solo-
ist at the United Church Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy near leave
closed their bakeshop for the
next three weeks, during which
time they will be doing some
interior decorating.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanlake
spent the past week visiting with
Mrs. Stanlake's sister, Mrs. Fred
Nye and Mr. Nye, in Windsor.
Mrs. Annie Dundas, of Leam-
ington, spent a few days last
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bossenberry.
Mr. William Brenner returned
to Kapuskasing, Ontario, ' after
spending the past three weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Brenner.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.
John Quinlivan entertained at
dinner in honor of Mr. William
Sweitzer's birthday. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, Barbara and Ronnie
of Shipka, Mr. Samuel Sweitzer
and Brian of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs..' Glen Brenner and Mrs
Inez Trick of, Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stanlake
and Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Jen-
nison left on Saturday for a
motor trip to Florida,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Venner, of London, over New
Year's day. Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
' Liam Baird and son, of London,
visited with Mr. Baird's parents
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son and Mr. and • Mrs. Sven
Neilsen visited on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sadler in
k Sylvan,
.1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turnbull
reitlast week to spend a few
months in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Des
Jardine loft on Monday to spend
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Crediton Comments
By MRS. J. WOODALL
New Minister In Charge
Rev, :Robert Hiltz, newly .in•
'ducted minister of Exeter Main
Street, Crediton a n d .",hipka
United churches, was in charge
of service here on Sunday morn-
ing.
Choir Social
Following choir practice on
Friday evening inembers of the
United Church choir were enter-
tained to a social time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Preszcator.
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald 1-larris,
who are leaving shortly for
Ron-
ald's new appointment of. the
Bank of Montreal to 'Toronto,
were remembered with gifts.
Relatives "vas
Killed
In Accident
Mr, and Mrs. J. Butler's fes-
tive season was deeply saddened
by a two -car collision at Browns-
villc, 'Texas ort Christmas Day
which elalined thelives of Mr.
and Mrs. RoyHurd of Toronto.
Mrs. Hurd, a sister of „ Mrs. But-
ler died some hours, later in a
Brownsville hospital and Mr.
Hurd who was seriously injured
has since died,
'Holiday Visitors
Visitors With friends during
the holiday season included:
Mr and Mrs.. Lawrence Wein
and Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vin Wein and .Heather, all et
a month motoring in Mexico.
During her absence Miss Darol
Tuckey is carrying on the busi-
ness of hairdressing and styling
as ,usual.
Mr. and Mrs. William Randle
anent tho Christmas and New
..N ..v»: 4.. 4e4n.: rM. n. .. ..
` Year holidays visiting with their
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon slaughter, Mr. and Mrs, D. Cod.
Stone, Dianne and Bobby, Thanes son and family in London, and
Road and: Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 'with another daughter, Mr. and
Wein and Julianne, Detroit, with Mrs. 'red Brooks, in 1"oronto.
Mr. and Mrs., Wesley Wein. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Wain•
Mr, Royal 1laist, Chicago, with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hendrick and Mrs. L, M. Fahrner were Mr.
vbith his father, 'Mr, H. lfaist, and Mrs, Clifford White and
Mr, R. J. Wolfe, Detroit,_ with 1.lelen and John of Newmarket
Mrs. A. Wolfe and Harold Wolfe, and Miss Anne Evans of Brad-
Exeter. ford.
With Mr, and Mrs. 5. S. Wuerth Mr. and MrS. Wm. Priestley,
were Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Black. London, visited recently with
well and family, Monkton, Mr, Mr, and Mrs" Ed. Chambers and
and Mrs. Ken Baxter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Lbrno Preszcator,
Lefroy, Mr, and Mrs, Glen Mr. and Mrs, Edward Chain -
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Mr.
andr. Lorne
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and it , St, Thomas els n
tterth and lam a , b
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and Mr, and Mrs, 'red Wuerth Preszcator attended a reception
and baby of Galt, for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cham -
Mr, and Mrs, Hilliard Spading, bers at the home of Mrs, S.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Snarling Chambers in London. Mr. and
and son, Allen, of Walkerton, Mrs. R. Chambers wwere married
with Mrs, John Smith. Mrs, recently.
Spading remained for genie time. NI, Margit Morlbck, CIuelllli,
Dr, and Mrs. Frederick Alm.- visited Wth his father,
lock and son. of l4itchener visited IitOrlock hwho 6"111naniecl
1tni
o Guelp.
with Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Mor- Airs.'
Rev. and s, rod Falai and
leek.t
Persson Itemtfamily visited on NOVNr'ear's
fid. Cwin and Joseph and
with Mrs. N. Faint and: Miss Nola
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Kiping and babe Mrs, i, Ilirtzel, Who recently
visited with friends in i)etroit, fractured her wrist, is spending:
Mrs, Isaae Gower is confined some time with her daugIrterl.
to her Eben, through illness, Mr. and Mrs. I Piorson Wein,
Mr, William Snaith who hag. Mrs. I;adward Chambers, who
been stek for the past two weeks fractured her wrist, is eonvalese.
it flow' able to lie out; ag01, mg at the hoirre Of her daughter,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Preszcator.
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A New Year's Eve dance was
held in Grand Bend Legion Hall,
with a capacity attendance,
Music was supplied by a five-
Piece group from Clinton district.
A door prize was drawn and
won by Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hay-
ter, of Dashwood. A spot dance
prize was won by Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Eagleson, of Grand Bend,
and another was won by Mrs.
William Rath and Mr. Jack Turn-
bull, both of Grand. Bend.
In, the course of the evening,
a draw took place, and Mr..
Milton McAdams, of Zurich, won
the six -quart electric automatic
Dutch oven,
Toward the conclusion of the
evening, a turkey buffet lunch.
was served.
The Legion bingos will be re-
sumed on Saturday evening,
January 10, beginning with a $50
jackpot.
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