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Woodham area ladies
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By MRS, A^TNUR RUNDLE I the story of Noah using a flan-
- neJ rpa !r, and a duet by Orrte
The Evening Auxiliary spars-,
g and ,l,lizabeth `t'hacl e.r
stored; a bus trip to Brantford on J',
Wednesday last when 37 ladleshc sports were in charge of:over the weekend,
Mr. .and Mrs. Clarence Rout-
f'om. Woodham, Kirkton and: flush Miller and Joanne
I Winners of the races were; pie Webb ley of liirkton were Sunday visit
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Whalen
Whalen took :in the trip, school, John. Gartenburg; boys, ors with Mr, and Mrs• Ernie
The first stop was at 1''ie'6 to 8, Miehaet Webb; girls. Vodden,
Oaks Christian Workers' Centre"Judy Blommaert; boys, 9 to 11, Amiss Betty Hem has been.
near Paris, where the group; lack Rundle; girls, 6 to 1L Lin- successful in passing her exams Wareham were guests at the
was told of the it is
purpose of the; ' g
low .it is operated' da Thacker; bays, over 11, Wal- at high school, and has taken a Burgin -Elliott wedding in Kirk -
centre and t the'
Kirk -
ter Langford, girls, Orrie 'Thee- position in Stratford for the ton United Church on Saturday
and were taken on a tour of rte icer children's l.icl,•llre slipper, holidays,
afternoon.
Quite a number attended the
12th of July celebration .in St.
Marys on Saturday from Wood-
ham and Base Line,
ronto are attending .camp at day morning in the Waodlram.
Bimini. this week, United Church. with the pastor,
Dianne: smith is holidaying Rev. John Wareham, in charge.
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mr. Herb Hopkins and Ada
Mrs. Clayton 'Smith, Kirkton. were in London Friday to visit
Dr. George P. MorphY, Mrs. their brother, Arthur Hopkins,.
Mor•phy and Nelson of Toronto who is a patient in Westminster
were weekend visitors with Mr. Hospital.
and Mrs. Don Morphey. The YPU of the Woodham
Itlr, and Mrs, J. C. McAllister
visited with the former's sister,
Mrs. Barry Webber, and Harry
latterly of Main: Street Mum +.
1i 1, William Arthur He sang in the church choir for
many years.
Blanshard official Besides his wife, he is sur -
C. two daughters, Mrs.
G. William Arthur, 78, a cairn etzir (Marion), of
nelson Swe
chlor of Blanshard Township for Blanshard Township, and. Mrs..
11 years, and resident of Exeler Fred Simmons
(Edna),
nse er;
for •the past four Years, died in ,lohn, of Blanslrard, Gand Gra-
church enjoyed a trip to Grand Victoria JIospital, London, on hint, J:xeter; one brother, John,
Pend an Saturday evening when 1phursdav, July 9. Nissouri Township; orae sister.
they had supper. was president, Mrs. Alice Sterritt, London, and
Jim AleNau,, ,was to e targe. Azr. ,Arlhur, barn at Kintore, 19 grandchildren.
Alr. and Mrs• Murray Mills of was the'son of the late John
Barrie called on their aunt Mrs Arthur and Betsy Humphrey. As Funeral services were held at
W L. SNvitzer, on Friday eve- e tl. d - the hopper - Hockey funeral
ning. a young man he s t e in Bi home, Exeter, conducted by Ttev:
shard Township, and married A. Rapson, London, on Satur-
Rev. John Wareham and Mrs. 'Sarah Anderson 50 years ago. day, July 11, with interment in
They celebrated their golden St. Marys Cemetery.
wedding anniversary at Christ- Pallbearers were , Tom, Don
oras, 1958. a.ld, Earl 'and Robert Arthur,
Mr. Arthur served as eosin- Mason Anderson. and Ewart
c;illor on Blanshard council for Crago; flower bearers, B Bill
d
1:l years. Fie was a member of Mervyn and Teddy Arthur,
Anderson United Church and Fred Simmons, Jr.,
buildings and grounds. Wafter Langford, ladies, Mrs. G. en is holidaying
The next stop was the Alex- Mrs. H. Ghats y
ander Graham Bell homestead al Copeland. with her friend, Mrs. Coleman,
Brantford. After partaking of a personal items in St. Marys this week,
basket .lunch in the park, a tout' Peter and. James (,artenburg, I\9r. and. Mrs. Cecil Comm,
'of the Koine, which .is now used Robert Miller and Terrie of To- Exeter, were Saturday visitors
As a museum, was made. They with Mr, and Mrs, Ernie \rod -
also visited the Mohawk Chapel den and. also attended the 12ih
And the Herding Carpets factory. of July in St.. Marys.
At. the factory the group was G B °church Miss Norina Hern, nurse -in -
shown how carpets were made training at St, Joseph's hospital,
from. start to finish. Refresh- London, is holidaying at her
ments were served and a film anniversary home for three weeks.
was enjoyed,Mr. and Mrs, William 'Thom -
After visiting a newly e'reeted St. John's -by -the -Lake Ana -
son of Exeter were Sunday visit -
United Church, supper was eaten can Church held its tenth anni- Dist with. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
at a restaurant in Paris. versary service Sunday morning Jacques.
After a short stop at Victoria with an over -flowing congrega- Communion was held on Park at London they arrived lion :including visitors front Sun-
homeLon-
around 9,30 p.m. don, Stratford and '1'hedford.
Entertain WMS groups Rev, William Millman con -
On Friday afternoon the Eve- ducted the service, and Rev.
ning Auxiliary entertained the Canon H. E, Merrifield, BA, BD,
Afternoon. Auxiliary, GGIT, Alis- rector of St. ,lames Church,
sion Band and. Baby Band mem- Westminster, London, was the
Eters. Miss N o r e e n Walkom special. speaker, Caking as his
chaired the meeting and opened subject, "The Purpose of the
with the worship service with Church."
Mrs, John Wareham presenting The choir sang an anthem
the meditation and the scripture under the leadership of Mrs.
was read. by Marian Thomson. Ross Love,
The program included a duet After the service the ladies of
by Mrs. G. Copeland and Mrs. the Guild served coffee and.
.1, :Rodd, prayer by Mrs. Fred refreshments to the congrega- company will be
Doupe, story by A'ir's. K, Lang- tion in the parish hall.
ford and Mrs. F, Parkinson told Personal items
Mr. Alvin Bossenberry and
Usborne &
Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance
Company
The Exeter office of
1 Topics from
Whalen
daughter, Miss Judy, of Florida,
visited relatives and renewed
acquaintances here last week,
having arrived on account of
the serious illness of Mr• Boysen-
berry's mother, Mrs. Myrtle
' say MRS. FRANK SQUIRE l3ossenherry in. South. Huron
Hospital.
�.;. Several from here attended the
Anglican Church service at Port
Misses Marion and Ellen Me -
Kellar, London, were `Sunday Franks on Sunday afternoon,
guests with Mr. and Mrs• Harry which is to be a weekly service
Klahre. for the summer.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Patterson
were. Sunday guests with Mrs,
Florence Chittick, near Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pulman
and Mrs. Lily Bedford, Mitchell,
were Sunday visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Clare Pulman.
Several children in the com-
munity are attending Bible
school at Prospect Hill this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Norm Squire at-
tended the Molland and Fitz-
gerald picnic at Gibbons Park,
London, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher,
St. Marys, were Saturday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Klahre. Janet Fisher, who had
been holidaying at the Klahre's,
returned.•home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray .Patterson
and Wayne visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Grose, De-
vizes.
Miss Cora Nuttycomb and Amiss
Muriel. Shorthill were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Baillie of. London.
Carol and .1imniy Foster holi-
dayed. last week with their grand-
mother, Mrs. Wilton Corbett, St.
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs, William Smith,
Belmont, were Sunday visitors
with, Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gun-
ning.
Sue. Anne Squire spent a few
days with Mr. and. Mrs. F.
,Squire, Prospect Hill.
Mrs. Norman Hodgins attend-
ed a social evening on Thursday
given by the WA of the Kirkton
Anglican Church. There was a
program and pictures shown
from their prayer partner, fol-
lowed by a social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sher -
will, and Mrs, Gladys Porter
were Monday guests with. Mr.
and Mrs. William Morley Sr.
Tommy Simpson is a patient
at Victoria Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, :Hamilton Hod-
gins and family were at Glan-
worth on Sunday attending the
baptismal service of Myrna and
Marlene, twin daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Calvin Grose.
Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Mrs. J.
Finkbeiner and Jackie and. Mrs.
William French and Laura went
to Paris and :Brantford. Wednes-
day on a bus trip along with
the WMS and CGIT group • of
Woodh a ni
. The WMS and WA are meeting
at the home of Mrs. William
French on Thursday evening,
Mr. anis Mrs. William Morley,
Sr., and Mr.. and. Mrs, William
Morley Jr, and family, also Mr,
and Mrs. 'William French and
family attended a •family picnic
at the home of stir. and Mrs.
Russell Brook, Chiselhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Johnston
were. in London on Sunday visit-
Kg Mr. and Mrs. Ivan ,Johnston.
C -0 -O -L COMFORT ,
C•0 -L -D TREATS at
RESTRURRIIT
CLOSED
the
for holidays for the week
JULY 20 TO JULY 27
Instalment payments can
be made at Bank of Mont-
real, Exeter.
A. FRASER
Secretary -Treasurer
Notice To Everyone
To my friends and friendly customers of Hay,
Stephen and McGillivray Townships,
70TH
Midsummer Anniversary Sale
FOR JULY AND AUGUST
At this time, Ravyleighs, the best knowa and most
popular distributor and manufacturer of products of their
line, is now 'enjoying their. 70th Mid -Summer Anniversary
Sale. There are dozens of specials at this time, most of
which are needed now. We have specials for every season.
Even without specials, our regular prices often compare
favourably with. specials of other similar products. Our
prices are always popular and merchandise is of highest
quality.
If I do not call. on you soon, drop me a line. 7 ant
home evenings and. Saturdays to receive personal. or phone
calls, .You will always receive prompt, courteous and oblig-
ing service.,
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31 Main Street, Exeter Phone 183
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Friday, July 17
from 3 cm, to 6 a.m., D.S.T,
affecting the municipalities of Hensall,. Zurich, Dash-
wood, Grand Bend, Rural customers on Highway No.
4 north of. Exeter and all Rural customers feeding'
from Dashwood and Grand Bend Stations.
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a voltage regulatory
Your co-operation will be appreciated.
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