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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-02, Page 8Pe • E The Times -Advocate,. April 2, 1959 Easter visitors :lir. and Airs. W. D. Simpson pf Detroit spent Easter with the .forrner's: mother, Airs, Louise Bronson.. :Miss Marie Jarrott, nurse -in• 1ttgaining at Stratford General I•kpspitai, spent Easter with her parents, I. and Airs. Eldon Jarrott. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elder and family, of Hamilton, spent )Gaster weekend with Mr. John Passmore, Rev. R. A. Passmore, Mrs. Passmore and family, Owen Sound, visited on Easter Mon- day with Mr. John Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rigby apd Miss Donna Rigby, Blen- heim, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc- Queen and Mr. and Mrs, 'Harry Snell,. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koehler and fanny, of Toronto-, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Airs. Len Erband family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararus and family, of Toronto, spent Easter with the formers moth- er, Airs. S. Sararus. Mr. and Mrs. .T. MeCloy, and family, of Toronto, were week- end visitors with Mrs. McCloy's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Hess. ensall and district news CORRESPQNP.ENTS Mrs, Maude .Heiden, Phono 5 Mrs. Archie MacGrejor, Phone 56 Mr. and firs. Ronald Moir and family, of Strathroy. were week- YOuth cQndUct end visitors with Air. and Mrs. George Moir and Mr. and Mrs. William Lee. early service Mr. and Airs. William Simp- son and Robert, of Detrolt,ispenc Unit - the weekend holiday with the ed Church held an .Easter sun- former's mother, Mrs. Lou rise service in the church• atrdi- Simpson. torrum Sunday morning at 7.30 a.m. Miss Jean Henderson was soloist. Miss Gwen Spencer, president,' told the Easter story, Steve Kyle read sacred passages. Ken Rich- ardson offered prayer, and ;Hiss - Jane Horton gave a poem. Rev. C. D. Daniel conducted the communion service. Breakfast was served in the church schoolroom. 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NORMAN LONG Mr. anct Mrs. Clarence Pries - tap and family, of Mitchell, visited with the latter's father, Atr, Robert Thomson, on Easter Sunday, Miss Pat Lovell, of London, is spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Airs. • •Lloyd Lovell. Guests .on Easter Sunday with Air. and Airs. ,Harold Jones and sons. included Air. and Mrs. Percy •Willer.t, of Zurich, Mrs, Pearl Love and 'Wayne, of 1!ar- na. Air. and Mrs, Allan Grigg, of London, were weekend guests of the latter's parents, Mr, and • Mrs. John Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Grant McGregor and baby, of Hensall, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert McGregor and Jim.. Miss Marie Jarrott,, of Strat• - ford General Hospital, spent Easter weekend with her par • - non, and three grandsons, Ron- ents, Air, and Mrs, Lldon Jer- ald, Donald and William Mac- rott, Kinnon. One son, Jim, was Mr. Bob Love, of St. Cattier - killed in a motor accident .some ines, was home for the holiday years ago. weekend with his parents, Mr, Private funeral service was and Mrs, Ross Love. held from the Bonthron funeral Holy Communion Sundayunservice will home, on Tuesday, conducted by ste held nest nitedmorning at St. Andrews United Church, Rev. D. J. Lane, Clinton, Inter- Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lovell Personal items clubs are expected. Troyann Bell, daughter of Mr•, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, had hc•r McCoy rink .' !, tonsils removed. at Scott Memo- / Y 1 y �' ►i rial Hospital, Seaforth, on Mon- day of this chic, •Club champ 5 Pauline Bell is spending her Easter holiday with Mr. and and AIr, and Mrs. Jack Sim A1rs. Guy Bedard and family al The last rock has been de- mons. Merton. livered to end a very successful Bingo winners Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid curling season. and Allan spent Sunday with Last Tuesday evening Jack Winners at Legion bingo on relatives in Tiverton. McCoy's rink was declared the Saturday were: Mrs. Johnston, Sgt. Toho Beer, Mrs. Beer, club winner over Joe Beuning's Diana Schwartzentruber, P. L. David and Johnny, of spring., foursome, Dianaughton, C. Dorian, Harold field, spent Easter weekend with It was a real battle right to Seliwartzentruber (2), Mrs.I Mike Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bear. the wire with Joe three down Heenan, Mrs. Bruce Walker, Robert Evans of Kitchener is ' coming home and counting two . Mrs. Mae McLellan, Mrs. Or - spending the Easter holiday with on the last end to be eased nut, Smith, Mrs, Frier, Mr, his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs., AIcCny's rink won the. Middle ! Denom me, Roy Kenney and R. Y. McLean. ;ton trophy, miniatures 'and nylon Mrs, A. Reichert. Share the Dave Field, who has been a pa- :shirts, The runners-up also won •;wealth, Mrs. Mike Heenan. tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, , shirts. I Miss Pearl Tideswell, Clinton, London, for the past three months In the consolation event S/.T, was the winner of the ladies' suffering from a fractured hip • George Robertson was two up suit valued at $65 in a draw he received in a car accident corning home. Barry Ailey's rink sponsored by the Legion Ladies came home Stmday and is now kept battling from behind to take Auxiliary. in another draw Mrs. confined to a wheel chair. ; three on the last end and win Murray Baker, Hensall, won a Mrs. W. J. Cameron and fam- the final event in a thrilling • pair of blankets. ily spent Easter weekend at finish to carry hone a shirt for i Jackpot this Saturday will be Hamilton.each member of the rink. ! S95 in 56 calls. Lloyd Hedden, Orville Hedden and daughter Lorna, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden and chil- dren, Karen, Kevin and Keith all of St. Catherines spent Easter weekend with Mrs. Catherine Hedden and Herb. Easter Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer were F/O Ralph McArthur, Mrs. • McAr- thur, Mac and Cain, of Columbia Drive, .RCAF, Centralia, and Mr and Mrs. George Beer and Linda, of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. William Simp- son and son, Robert, of Detroit. visited over the holiday with the former's mother, Mrs. L o u Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Macin- tosh, of Toronto, were weekend visitors with the latter's mother, Mrs, Richard Taylor Sr. Miss E. Churchill. of Toronto. spent the weekend with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and 'lits •R E Sliaddick • Air, and Mrs. Knox and fam- it•ev. .rr, d. aneu, ox ,aeter, fl. of Toronto, were weekend will be guest speaker at the visitors with Mrs. Knox's rnonthly meeting of the WAIS mother, Airs. Charles Farquhar. and WA on Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Munnthe church, All the congregation and family, of Stoney Creek, are are welcome to attend, holidaying thisweek with Mrs.Mr• and Mrs, Motomura, Kim ATunn's mother, Mrs. Ida Munnand Linda, spent the Easter weekend in Oakville visiting Mr, Motomura's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons, of Thamesford, spent the week- end with the ormer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dickert, of Harriston, spent Easter Sun- day with their brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Nor- man Dickert. Mr, and Airs. Ivan Wren and Laurie, of. Hanover, visited over the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Mrs. Crawford Simpson is confined to Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Littleton and family and Mr. Oliver, Lit- tleton, of London, visited Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. it Littleton and fancily, Cromarty Comments By MRS. KEN McKELLAR WMS. on Good Friday t in the evening, Mrs. Kenneth dies at 96 Mrs, T. Laing presided at the . Drake, an aunt of the groom, Henry ivison, at 96, Kippen's Easter meeting of the Woman's' poured tea and serving were oldest resident, died suddenly at Missionary Society which was I nieces, Mrs. William Routly,his home Tuesday. held in the church on Gond Fri -'.,Mrs. Donald Scott and Mrs.1 He was born a mt.:west of day evening, An Easter pro- ” John Wallace and Mrs. Robert Kippen where he operated a gram was used with Airs. E.1rlulley, of Winthrop. Receiving!.farm until 1945 when he retired Moore and Mrs. Grace Scott ' at the door were Sharen and to Kippen. He was a member of leading jn worship. .Karen Scott and Richard Bin -1 the session of St. Andrew's Mr, and Mrs. Ray Pfaff, of St. Catharines, and Miss Alice Pfaff, of Aylmer, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert D, Elgie and Margie. Henry Ivison ofMrs. he. M. aond period had charge • niGiffsng acincluded oe f corsage the rsand iUSurvivingrare Ithreendaughters, Tor - in the form of a discussion on boutonniere from their grand- I Jean, Klippen; Mrs. Reid Tor- t,he Canadian Indians. She was sons, Richard. and Robert Bin-, ranee (Gretta), Bayfield, and • table 1 f he fam- Mrs. Emily Owens, Salem, Ore- gon; one brother • William, 93, Kippen, and two sisters. Mrs. R. Barnby, London. and Mrs. Rob - Miss Debbie Goodin? and Don- �Mr. Lloyd Sorsdahl gave a short G t P i bKippen; assisted by Mrs. T. L. Scott, I ping a t amp from Airs. W. Harper and Airs. Nor- Aly; a hostess chart from nieces man Harburn. In the absence of and nephews, also many individ- Rev S.Kerr through illness nal gifts. Guests were from a er or• ert Brownlee also five f Parkhill, 'll sited !Faster message and showed a Hugh, Woodstock, Plattsville, St. grandchridren and three , great ore Gooding, o ys u i i. Marys, Exeter, Seaforth, Brod- grandchildren. Burin; the holidays with their' film strip. h ge Mitchell Kirkton and - The body is resting at the Bon- thron funeral chapel where the funeral service will be held Fri- day at two n.m. conducted by Rev. D. A. MacMillan. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed -II Mr. E. Tempieman favored Staf£a. i gar Munn. M with a solo with Mrs. W. Miller . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton,. Austin as accompanist. ;Airs. L. Sots. Personal items Mr. Will Worden returned home from Seaforth Hospital on points. Mr. and Airs. Kenneth i11cT el Mo n d a y, having undergone minor surgery. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited ; lar were at home to 75 of their A1.jss Ruth Howe, London, over the weekend with Mr. and relatives and friends on Thurs spent. the, holidayweekend at Mrs. George Parker, Ricky and day on the occasion of their Cindy. . ' fortieth wedding anniversary. her home here. Norman Koehler, of Toronto, They were married in Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Cowie and son, is holidaying this week with Mr. nn March 26, 1919, by Rev, of Toronto, visited over the and Mrs. Len Erb and family. James Foote. Easter weekend with Mrs. The annual meeting of Bengali Mr. McKellar is a son of the Cowie's sister, Mrs. F. Taylor, Women's Institute will be held; late Mr. and Mrs, Donald D. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in the Legion Hall Wednesday, t McKellar, and Mrs. McKellar Gerald Carey. April 8 at 8.15 p.m. I is a daughter of the late Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hulley and Jerry McClinchey is spending and Mrs. James Scott. baby daughter, of West Milton, the Easter vacation with Mr. and ! They have one daughter, Mrs, visited during the weekend with Mrs. 13111 Shupe and Sarann, of , W. N. Binning, Mitchell. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Selfridge, Mich. • ; The dining room table was Ramsey. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Drysdale spread with a hand painted Billy Hougb.bon, Mitchell, is Cubs Cubs during an entire evening and family spent the weekend cloth and centred with a three spending the Easter holidays of campfire. in Detroit. , tiered cake which was a gift with -his grandmother, Mrs. AI. 1 — Good Hunting Miss Dianne Koehler, acorn- from their daughter and flanked Houghton. panted by Miss Elizabeth John- • with ruby candles in silver hold- Mrs. T. McIntosh is visiting ston, of Zurich, are spending ers, at the home of her sister, Mrs. this week with Mr. and Mrs.. Pouring tea in the afternoon I1. Bennie, in Acton. Harold Koehler, in Toronto. was Mrs. Grace Scott, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick, Miss Ann Linstr•a, of Exeter, the groom, and serving the Sharon and Donald, of Sarnia, visited last week with her par- guests were a nieee Airs. Car- visited over the weekend with ents, Mr, and Mrs, R. Linstra. , ter Kerslake, and Mrs. Binning, relatives here. Sharon is spend- optimist who expected too much. ing the week with her cousins, Sharon. .Karen, Catherine and Janet Scott. and family are enjoying a three dahl gave current events. weeks' vacation with relatives! Open house on anniversary at Niagara Falls and other Present awards. to Cub members Once again Keith Hay has be- come the first in our pack's award field. On Friday, March 20, his earnest endeavours were climaxed with the presentation of his second proficiency badge, the opening of the Wolf Cubs' second eye. Danny. Cameron became the fourth sixer to earn his first star, These awards were given to the For one• who never knows what, she wants, today's woman is quite apt at getting it, • A pessimist is a sentimental HOBBY FAIR DISPLAY • Charles Mickle, ardent stamp n iensall district one of ma I people collector, Was who b y y p 11 displayed their hobbies at the annual fair in the arena Wednesday might. Charles, wtio collects only from lritisl Commonwealth Countries, has 1.5 foreign correspondents with whom he C7fChan4es stamps, He has filled Lour al- bums and two stock books. Above, he; displays a letter Topics From Elimville 5y MRS. ROSS SKINNER Personal items Mr. Bruce Cooper attended the Easter service at the Ridge- town Agricultural School on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dclbridge and family. Atr. and Mrs. Maynard Margi- 'son and family of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner and family and Mrs. l;d. Johns, The l,limville YPtI held their Easter sunrise service at 1.31.) Sunday morning and held break- fast afterwards in the cllureh basement, Easter service Easter service, was held Sun- day morning' in the United ehurch. The altar was decorated with potted plants and an Easier lily. 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