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By MRS. ARTA?; .RUNDI-E
Mr. .and Airs. Gordon Culver
and Kenneth, of Lobo, spent ,
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs: Rob -1
Prt Rundle. Kenneth is visiting
,.blare: week with Jimmie and John.
Mrs. Roy Kirk attended the
trousseau tea of Miss Nancy Par•4
reit at Mitchell -on Tuesday last, I
ton 1a the evening.
Quite a number from Wool -
ham and Ban Line took advan-
tage of the bus trip to Detroit on
Monday of this week.
M. Mawhinney of C'reditun,
{ Mrs. Gladys ):rand and Mfrs.
Swartz .of Altinnton called on
Mr, and Mrs. 'tarry Squire on
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. D. Hurst and Mrs. Hurst
of Detroit, were Wednesday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler.
Mrs. K. A. Henry., of Toronto,.
is isiting this month with .her
daughter,glee Airs.Oliver1Ha
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and Oliver,
Linda Knight, of 1'i'inehelsea,
returned home on Sunday after
holidaying Friday and Saturday
with her grandparerts, M r. and
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Mrs. Harry Webber.
Mr/ and Mrs. -Earl Berry, Al
Bert and Donald of 4th line were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Berry.
Mrs. Arthur Rundle visited
with Rev. and Mrs. A. Laing at
Galt on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. ailri Mrs. Joe Blommaert
antf family
Sunday
.with. and Mrs. CyilBiom
ePaert in Lueap.
Judy Blommaert spent last
week with Marilyn Neil of Kirk -
ton,
• Mrs. Janssen, of Hearst, is
visiting her son, Mr. V: Jansson
:end Mos Jansson.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cutcii ffe
'and son of Shane, Mrs. W. R.
Nimmo of Toronto, Mrs. Scott
-pf Clinton and Mfr. Albert Vod•
den of Blyth were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
.Vodden.
, Gary Hazlewood spent last
;week with his cousin, David Hogg
'of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Craig, of
-Toronto, Mr. Alex Craig, Lon -
;don, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. V. Jansson.
Grace Doupe was a -guest at
:the Skinner-Sparinag wedding in
,Anderson church on Saturday
:last,
Miss Jeanne Anne Crowe, of
London, visited for a few days
;with Norma Hern last week.
Mrs; Harry Webber, Mr., Herb
:Hopkins and Ada visited with
;the latter's brother, Mr. Arthur
Hopkins, Westminster Hospital,
)London, on Friday last,
Rachel Levy returned home on
!Sunday night after visiting last
.week with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith.
Mrs, Florence Tufts spent
;Wednesday afternoon with her
!sister, Mrs. Roy Kirk and Lorna
-tend Mr. and Mrs. Chester 'Jule -
.wood and Edison of Detroit and
;Mrs. Alice Clarke; London, visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
:Rundle and they all attended
:the community concert in Kirk -
News from North ]
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;personal items
; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Craw -
'ford and family, London, visited
:Oscar Crawford and John on Sun -
:da.
Mrs. Fred Burley Sr. arrived
;home on Saturday from a fort-
rnight's holiday in Quebec city
-with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Frost and;
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Hole, St.
:Catharines.
Mrs. G. L. Bridgwater, Lyne.
:and Carol and Rev, E. Blair and'
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Mrs. Blair of El Paso. Texas,
:are on an extended visit with
the former's parents, Mr. and.
;firs. William Davidson at the
-Turkey Bar and other relatives'
-in Western Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Coceuyt and
t*amily of Breslau visited Mr.'
.and Mrs. Peter Burley over the
;weekend
Mrs. F. Neill of the New Ven-
dee Farm visited relatives in'
)31enheim.
s Mr.' and Mrs. Ted Hansen of
lliorpeth visited their daughter, I
1Mrs. Fred Burley ,Tr„ and Mr.
•Burley over the weekend. Misses'
'Joan and Dianne Burley returned
'with them after a week's visit.
a Mr, and Mrs. Len Hasselson of
Pontiac, Mich., visited Mr. and
1iirs. Peter Burley and family
:over the weekend.
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Mr. David Harilon of Philmore,
Sask, is visiting for two weeks
at the home of his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Harlton.
Les Coleman of Kippen is ho-,
lidaying with his cousin, Billie
Morenz.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Wray Sweitzev'
and family visited Sunday with'
Mr, and Mrs, George Clarke and
family al Thedford.
Miss Dorothy Marlton, R,N., of
London is holidaying at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Harlin,
Mrs. E. Keys of Exeter visited
Iast week at the home of her ne-
phew, Mr. Harold Finkbeiner.
Dr, R. B. Catt, Mrs. Cott and
Gordon of Edmonton Alla., vie -
lied last week with Mrs. Catt's
sister, Mrs, Milton Ratz.
Miss Shirley Coleman of Lon.
don and Miss Lois Tinney of Exe-
ter were on holidays last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Morenz,
Mrs. Jack Ratz, Joan and Paul
accompanied by Mfrs. Ratz' sis-
ter, Mrs. Keith Johnson, Jan and
Robert of London spent last week
holidaying at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs, Winston Bald-
win and fancily of Cottam spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs'.
Cliff Russell and family, Doug
and Tom Russell returning home
with them after spending the
week, with their cousins Jack
and Wayne Baldwin,
Al Corbett of Hensel spent
last week holidaying with his cou-
sin, Billie Morenz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love at-
tended the baptismal service of
William John Hardy at Lucan on
Sunday.
Accidents rise
fifteen percent
Accidents in this area are up
13 'percent in the first six
months of 1959, local detach
meat of the Ontario provincial
police reports..
S„ far this year, 100 acci-
dents have been investigated by
police, compared to 07 last
,year.
Of these, damage exceeded
$100 in 75 crashes in '59; only
in 61 in 195L,
r.,.. _ I Mr. and hers. William M2ar';,ha11
Goshen batem . , • ;accompanied by friends from
Hamilton are holidaelag far two
enjoys pIcnBc
13y MRS. -CLARE McDRIPE
The Goshen t.!nited Church
grounds was the site for the ,
'Baby Band picnic held on Thurs-
clay afternoon. Ws. Bruce Keys
was sports convenor. Several
gameswere played to start acti-
vities.
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Winners of the various races
were:
binder„art en c 1 a s s, Debbie
McKinley, Sharon Keys; primary
-class, Freddie Armstrong, John
McKinley; boys, Wayne Peck, -
Bob Hayter; girls, Joan Elliott,'
Donna Peck; Bible class, Mrs,
Anson I1eKinley,• Mfrs. Bob Mc-
Kinley; three legged race, jun-
iors, Mary Margaret Armstrong
and Karen McKinley, dcEiniey, Freddie
Armstrong and Wayne Peck;
seniors, Gerald and Bo'b Hayter,'
Donna Peck and Patricia Robin-
son; . sack race, juniors, Deh'^ie
McKinley, Shirley Keys; senior,
Patricia Robinson and Gerald
Hayter; kick the slipper, juniors,
Gerald Hayter, Bob Hayter; sen -
fors, Mrs. Jim Keys and Mrs.
Mel Elliott; clothespin race, Mrs.
Jim Keys.
Least- things in person, Mrs.
John McKinley; oldest per: on,
Mrs. John McKinley; y oun geet
person, Susan Parke; lucky spot,
Mrs. Bob Peck; lucky cup, Tom-
my Robinson; oldest lady with
false teeth, Dirs. Russell Erratt;
lucky package. Mrs. Mel Elliott.
Several relays were run off
till supper was served. Mrs. Al.
Elliott was hunch convenor,
Personal items
Miss JoAnne Ranson is visit•
ing her grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin McKinley.
Glenn Zaphe spent a few days
with his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Airs. Ken Parke.
Mrs. Parke and Susan returned
with him to Byron to spend the
weekend el Uaeir parents, Mfr,
and Mrs. Abe Zappe.
' Gail McBride will spend the
next two weeks at Grand Bend
with lir. and Mrs. Len Ran.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck and
Wayne left on Friday for a motor
trip to Montreal and eastern
points.
Gwen McBride returned home
on Sunday after spending two
weeks at Grand Bend.
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Items of Social and..Personal interest In and Arevnd Exeter Mr. and Ars, Drank Harding.
weeks at Rice Lake in the Ka-
wartha Lakes district.
Toronto, spent the weekend with
The Exeter Tiules•Advcicate Is always pleased to publish these items. Mrs. Jan Mason and Judy.
We and aur readers are interestedin you and your friends, :Phone 770. Mrs. Leesuin Desiardine enter-
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ertai. A1edr.her andsistMrs.rfrnin JacoMyeer
Mr. and* Mrs. Charles Siver•t, t
Batavia, NY. visited with Mrs.!
Ernest Keys over the werekenct.
Miss Sonja Corberne, Shallow
Lake, spent a few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. Joe Daeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray ,1'ory, Dianne •
and Helen have returned from a .
two-week vacation spent at Parry
Sound,' North I3ay and Wasaga
Beach.
Mfr. Edward C. 1-loskins of Hot
.Springs, Arkaneas visited for a
few days with his aunt, Mrs. E.
Amy at the home of Mrs. J. Sut.,
ton.
y e.ElliottMiss Cheryl beryl nlr L, Llh of
Byroneie vielting with her ^,rend• .
mother, Mrs. Clara Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witmer
of Kitchence visited Vrt
Mr.,
and Mrs. Wes Witmer on Sun-
' div,
Mr. Gordon Davis, Toronto. is.
Holidaying with his father, Mir.'
Jos. Davis, Exeter North.
'Air. and ;Mrs. Bill Triebner
and Mir. and Mrs, Earl Carroll
and Jeffery have returned from
a 5,000 mile motor trin through
the West and the United S`atee.
1%1rs. George Mantle le visit-
ing at. Dorchester with friende. f
Mrs. Nrela Ro'lhnson and Lu-
ella, from Grose Point, Mich.,
spent the wee%end with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Frayne and attend-
, ed the. Hunkin reunion.
Comments a!auvt
Crean East
Ely MRS. W. MOTZ
Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Regali
and daughter, of Dorchester,
spent the weekend here with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glanville
and Mr. arid :Ire. ICen Kuhn.
Mr. and Airs. Eli Sims attend•
eel the Sims -raper wedding at
1Iensall on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldewin Lolling•
gond of Hamilton. Gail, Lynn
and Karen Geekstetter of Guelph
and Mr. and Mrs. William IHer.
nay of Exeter spent Saturday
with ilr•. and Mrs. William Motz.
Meesage from j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appleton
of Greenway spent Sunday with
and Mrs, William Mote,
Gree iW �
M ldis. John Baird of the Dear
news Home in London is visiting
; her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fallis;
and Lynne a Mount Forest and
Mr. and Alm Fred Rinker of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey.
Mr, and Mrs.. George Gotten •
celebrated their 25th. wedding
anniversary on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pollock and
family of London snent the week- f
end with Mr, ' and- Mrs. Milton
Pollock.
Mrs. Carman Woodburn and
Miss Marion Woodburn attender) :
a trousseau tea last 1ionday at
the home of Mrs. 'Minn Web-
ster • of Varna in honor of her
daughter, Nancy, a bride -elect
of last Saturday.
The Curts families attended
the Lempke reunion in Michigan
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunning
of Granton visited on Sunday
with Miss Sophia Young and
Mr. Wilbert Young.
Mrs, George Bullock is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. Claude Dettloff. of Detroit,
is visiting with his aunt, Mrs.
Albert Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gardner
. and .family. cif 1lalton, went the
eleekend with Mrs. J. Gardner.
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Mr. and Mfrs, John Sims.
:Airs. Marvin Wein of 'Parkhill,
Mrs. Leonard Wein and Mrs.
John Sims attended the trn,s-
seau Ira at the hcme of Mr. and
?.urs. Bert Faber. in heeenl• e:
their daughter 'Joyce on Tues-
day.
'What do you mean, you wor-
ship the ground I walk on?"
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor and
family and Mrs. Taylor's mother,
Mrs. sFergusons all of Dartmouth,
N.S. are visiting with the far-
mer's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Taylor.
Mrs. Winer of Preston visited
with Miss Nettie MIc'1'angart at
the Desjardine aur; ing
home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c). stilet have
returned from a rely to the West
visiting the Calgary Stampede.:
Banff, Jasper, Edmonton and
tither places.
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r .1r, Al
Horton end
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family have returner) to Green -
.wood, N.S. after Baiting with
Mrs. Iiorton's mother. Mrs- Leo
Hennessey. During that time
Sgt.Horton cnmp
let leight-
week
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week course at Camp Horde n.
Mr. and Airs. (ra• r:Zo Bused,
Calgary. Alla were visiting then
cousin„ Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Triebner•, Met weekend.
Misses Sharon and Barbara
Heenan, of Trenton, are ho'i-
(laying with their grandparents,
Air. and Mrs. Frank Triehncr.
Mrs. E. L. Gibson assisted by
Mrs. Homer Russell entertained
for Mrs. S. Dove in a lawn tea
prior to her departure= for Cit.
tawa where her husband has been
stationed.
Cpl. and Mu. .T. Z. t1allle+,
Ione° and Christine left by 3
Fighter Wings on Tuesday for
Gernnany.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry {;ole and
Helen have returned after a
three week trip in the ;llari-
tirn.
Miesr. David Gardiner of Regina,
Sask., called on his cousin, Mr.
Harry Strang, this week. He
owns and farms 830 acres in
the Reins area and says the
crops appear much better in
Ontario than in the West this
year.
Mrs. Blanche Fergusson of To-
ronto is visiting with Miss 1•erne
Coates and Mr. Frank Coale,
Her daughter, Mrs. Chris. Lucas,
and Tanet of Toronto attended.
the funeral of the late T. C.
LoMfr. afs,
anrd Mrs. Clarence Boyle
and Ricky are holidaying in
Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harvey
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Gillies of Mid.
land.
Mr. and Airs. Aldwin Collmg-
wood of Hamilton spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W.
1Iorney.
and Mr. and Mrs. Herb 'Myer
on. Sunda;.
Milton Willert has been, trans-
ferred tee G 1t e n t h, r Tuckey
r
Transports parts Ltd. to )circh Go
where he will be in charge of
the office there.
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