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Woodham
ay MR. ARTHUR RYNPI,E.
Miaa9n Band Meekinq
The Woodham 'Mission Band
Was held in the Sunday School
room last Subday morning dur-
ing Church service under the
leadership of Mrs. J. 'Miller and
:Airs, F. Parkinson with a good
attendauce.
Worship service was opened
by Doug Webb with scripture
reading 'bv Barry Tomlinson,
Christm4s story Was told bY
Robert 'Wareham and the offer-
ing dedicated by Doug Webb.
The ,proarain included recita-
tions by Derek Wareham, and
Marie Langford: -duets by Donna.
and Saqdra Dickie,
A Christmas tree with many
• children's mittens decorated the
platform. The mittens will be
sent to Mattawa, Northern Onta-
rio, also serapbooks made by the
Mission Band children of used
Christmas cards to the Mission
Hospital at Alattawa. Four
Cheek -pa bags have been sent
to Toronto for overseas relief,
Study was taken by Mrs. J.
Miller.
New Years' Gnests
Mr. and Airs, Arthur Rinn,
Cheryl and Marie of Thames -
ford with Mr, and Mrs. \w
Chatten.
Air. and Mrs. Lloyd ;Jaques
and children, Mr. Arlo Copeland
with Mrs. AL Jaques. PARTS DEPARTMENT --Hugh Parsons stands in front of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Cowdrey the bins which house. thousands of parts required for
of London with Mr. and Airs.
set \icing machines at Exeter Farm Equipment 1 A Photo
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne .and „.„ -,•
Donna, Airs. W. Payne and Jim
Payne, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Rundle with Air. and
Airs, Robert Rundle, Jim and
Jack.
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Letter From
Brinsley
New Years' Guests By MRS. CECIL gi...Lvoop
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hod- ,.., ,,..'„''',.„'„, „„„
gins and family, Mrs. Geo. "” . • "-"'• •'' ' ' '•-•
•; Squire, Mrs. Russell Lindsay of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dixon
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GrantonAirJas AlawhinneY and sonreturned to their home
of Crediton with Air. and Mrs. near Sault Ste. Marie after
Harry Squire,
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' spending the last two weeks with
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..::? Mr. and Airs. Geo. Levy of their parents.
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,,- Thames Rd., Alr, and Mrs . Har-
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old Levy and Lynn, St. Marys, Cl'andeboye, spent the weekend
A. Marion Cunninghamof
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Mr. and Mrs. «John Brookshaw with Mr. and Mrs. George Prest.
THE JERMYN FAMILY—Here is the owner of Exeter Farm Equipment with his°t Avonbank with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Levy, No
d d M- and mrs, 'rerv'ithick
ew Year's uests with Alt.
family in their home on William street. Seated from left are Mns. JermDavianargaJamese
yn, vice- ret Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trevithick
principal of Exeter Public School; Karen and R. D. Standing are the two sons, Don Mr, and. Mrs. Fred Doupc and and sons, of London, Mrs. Ruth
. And Doug. The family moved here about 10 years ago from London. —T -A Photo Grace. Woodham, Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Bobbie, Mr. and
Roy McCurdy and Brenda, St, Airs. Don Watson and Darlene, l
‘ Marys, Don Brine, Woodham, Sunday guests with M. and
Owner .Jermyn Active.,'GB Officer Lucile Watson, Anderson,
n7. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy, Rose
and Reg. Mrs, Fred Fenton. Mr. and Mrs.
with Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr, and
\\Milani Fenton and children
70 US Post Grand Bend. Mr. and Airs. Ben
Mr. and Mrs. Ligin Webb,
Bill. and Mrs. Marion Cunning -
and Airs. Georst,e Preston'
In Deve1opment Work Webb and family, Alr. and "Mrs. hgrn of Cl d b •
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• • Jarnes A. Johns(on, Ronnie W ebb, London, Air. and
Miss Audrey Darling returned
Proprietor of Exeter Farm ; Douglas, 16, and Donald, 15, and CD, 37, of Grand Bend, wilt be Mrs. Bill White and family Sar -
on' .1\--4ew, Year's Day to resuir)
Equipment, R. D; "Dick" Jer-: one daughter, Karen, 10. They ' • •
appointed Liaison Officer at the nia. Mr, F. McLean, Toronto, u „ , ,.
VA 'n, v f tb f d 1.7mted Church,
are members of James SL
CS ,Army's Combat Develop- with Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb ii'lleiRdil'iDeseeras ctoelaigee,r Alberta.
of
and family.
of the regional development pro-, ment Centre, Fort Ord, Calif., , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, spent Sunday evenui with M
gram now operating in mid -west-! ' ,... next month, army headquarters Farquhar,Cecil Ellwoogd. - r.
ern Ontario, WISs Violet W II
1 is bas announced. Russell and family
Mr. and oAfi. r situ Bertssel-
L'Ii(-1s.AAII:s.Lewis
During his three years as a: dale, Gerald Brintnell, Kirkton,
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ember of Exeter council, Mr. ! r.,- , 1 Major Johnston this summer with Mr. and MWMrs. Arthur Lewis died sud-
rs.
m. Rundell. I
Jermyn served as chairman of! vies in Michigan '
! successfully completed a three- Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and; denly on Monday, December 29,
the industrial promotion com-1 im o n 1..ii Rangers (Commandbaby of, St. Marys with Mr. and i
at her home, Con. 12. 'McGilli-
mittee and he led in the forma.'
i Miss Violet Willis 77 of Mar- course in the United States, at 11117S, Jack Smith. vray, after a lengthy illness.She
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tion of the Huron County Indus- " • Fort Benning, Ga , the Florida suffered for ears with arthritis.
trial Promotion Board, of which lette, Mich. died Tuesday, Dec. Everglades, and the Blue Ridge , Visitors Out Of The Village I Surviving are her sons, Fred,
'be was the first president. This 24 at her home after a short 111- Mountains of • Tennessee. The Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Robinson, I Wilbert, Ray and Elmer, also'
group later became part of the rness. course's reputation as one of the
Mid -Western Ontario Develop-;
Born June 26, 1881, in Exeter • toughest held anywhere in the and Airs. Jack Robinson at Kirk- husband predeceased her some
m ! !:
Gordon and Graham with Mr. daughters Ruth and Viola, Her
ent Association. '
t she was the daughter of the late • world is fully endorsed by Major . ton. years ago.
• In addition to serving on coun- John and 'Margaret Willis. She Johnston, an officer of The Royal I Air. and Mrs. Arnold Bern. Burial ivas in Ebenezer Ceme-
oil, Mr. Jermyn has been a ;came to a farm near Stover ,Canadian Regiment. !Norma, Betty, Carolyn and ter.", with Rev. W. C. Parrott,
-member of the Lions Club for i with her parents in 1900 and ! Major Johnston enlisted in the 'Ralph with Mr. and Mrs, Jim of London, officiating,
mine years.
Mr. and Mrs. Raeburn Steelier
rnoved to Marlette in 1938. !ranks of The RCR in 1938 ,,.l
.hom a family which pioneered e 1\ a s a mem er o the Mat- i
commissioned in Canada in •I and tam ilY'
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lette,lodge 0,E,S, Air. and Mrs, Alex
An the development of that sec -!1.943 and returned overseas to :,,Gartuarithirg and boys were at a
tion of Biddulph. His mother, I Miss Willis is survived by a : serve in Italy and Northwest 'J -Moore family gathering
:Mrs. Edith Jermyn, still lives at : nephew, Robert Willis, Snover ; Europe. He attended Canadian If" New Years'
Army Staff College, Kingston, Russeldale Ball. day, held in
Granton, i and two nieces, Mrs. Leona ,
Mrs. Jermyn, a native of Adams, Snorer, and Mrs Lily in
.. 1952, and from. 1953-54 was Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and
:Bridgcleri, Ont., is the vice-prin- i Widney, Greeley, Colo. , chief instructor at the Canadian,.1`811111Y with Mr. and Mrs, Char -
final of Exeter Public School. The :funeral service was held Army Joint Training Centre, RI.- i lie Miller 01 Exeter.
She was the first teacher of kin-• on Saturday, December 27 With ' vers. Man. From 1956 until going, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
dergarten classes which were . Rev. Robert Kyser, pastor 0C to Fort Benning in June 1958 ! Diane and. Douglas with Air. and
,Started when the new building Marlette Presbyterian church, ' Major ,Johnston served with ist MIS' ClaYi" Smith el Kirk-
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officiating, Interment was in . Battalion, The Royal Canadian': t°h.
:Aniierson, Thames Rd.
• A native of Granton, he conies , served in F • n.• ' 1940 H • -1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bloomaert
was erected,
▪ The family
includes two sons. i Alarlette cemetery.
I Regment, in Germany, Personal items
Lots Of Success
and
Best Wishes
to
Exeter Farm Equipment
On Their Grand Opening
Friday, January 16
Don't miss this important date: This is your chance to join the fun and
have all unanswered questions about New idea farm equipment cleared
up,
Our representative will be on hand with the latest films on up-to-date
New Idea machinery and will be pleased to answer any troublesome
questions that might arise, So make it a date! We'll see you there!
NEW IDE
Farm Equipment Company
(Quality Paten Equipment Shia 1899?
HEAD OFFICE coo- Work of414, UA
Mr. Ron Chatten visited wth
Mr. and Mrs: .Don Armstrong
at Highland Grove last week.
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Mr, and Mrs. Adiain Pringle,
Mrs. Kenneth Pringle,Brenda,
Wayne and Gerry of London were
Tuesday afternoon visitors with
;Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley and
faintly of Crediton were Monday
evening visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bloomaert.
I Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Streich
of London visited with Mr, and
!Mrs. Robert Robinson on Fri-
day afternoon last.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Williams
and family of St. Catharines
visited for a few days with Rev.
0.1. Wareham and Mrs, Wareham
I Christmas week.
' Mrs. Roy Kirk and Lorna are
spending a few days with the
former's daughter, Ali's. Bryce
;Skinner and Bryce at Munro.
j Mr. and. Mrs. Aldo Manarin
and Brian of Witldsor Visited
withMr. and Airs. Lloyd
Jacques on Saturday evening.
Air, and Mrs. Kenneth Milk
of Orillia visited with :Misses
:Blanche and Rhea Mills and Ed-
gar on Tuesday afternoon.
The children are taken advan-
tage of the rink these days and •
enjoying themselves skating a:se
practicing playing hockey.
/ Mr, and Airs. P. :Raymond of
; London were weekend visitors
With their daughter, Mrs, Jen-
sen and Mr. Jensen.
Miss Maxine Tiffin of London
visited over the weekend with
Iher friend, Alarilyn Brine,
I Pay `Miller and Ruth Miller
entertained around twenty young
people to a New Years Eve ska-
ting party on Wednesday eve-
ning 4n the Woodliani rink after
Which they went to the Miller
home and enjoyed a social time.
A number of folkwere dis,
appointed on New Years' day.
They missed their turkey din-
ner, owing to the icy roads.
tarry Siade of Port Elgin
visited With Eton Murphy over
the holiday.
Barbara Maffei') spent a few
day S :last week with her aunt,
Mrs, Art. Mil, at Thaniaeford.
Harold terry, graduate of
South Huron nistriet PIO School.,
son of Mr. and Mr. Alleti Berry,
aceOffipatiled by Gerden
!Jew to Matti fo relax iv the
ttriti3, With during vgeation
from the 'University of Tortnitt),
and
the
very
To Exeter Farm Equipment
On The Grand Opening Of Their New Premises
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Best Wishes
and
Congratulations
to
Exeter Farm Equipment
on the
Grand Opening
of its
New Building
Trained technicians from the J. .1. Case com-
pany will be prepared to show you how to gt, the
most from your quality Case farm machinery. Let,
them demonstrate how to save costs on maintenance,
too.
You'll also Want to see a full demonstration
of the terrific new features in the Case -O -Matic
Tractor and the Case Manure Spreader,
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Farm Machinery
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