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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-02, Page 101 Pogo 20 Thee Times•Advocata, June 25, 1959 Kirkton public school HS class a reminisces The graduating class of SHIMS S entertains community 195354held a reunion banquet atGreen Forest Lodge on Sat - By MRS. HAROt-D ,DAVIS Mrs. Nelson Baker and family of urcday evening. Twenty-one mem- tiers of the class with their Open house was held. at Kirk - the Base Line, wives, husbands or friends at - With Mr. and Mr ton school on Friday evening, n . S. Jack Robin- tended, Raymond Switzer acted as chair ; son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flear of London was elan for the program, opening 1 Chas. Stephen of. Elimville. MC for the evening and the with the singing of "0 Canada" With Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills mittee in charge of arrange- and a chorus by the school. ( and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allan nrenls included Mrs .Ken"Keller, Other numbers were solos byEveleigh and Monica, RR 2 Dashwood, Miss Beth Tay. Terri Paul, Steven Robinson, i With Mr. and Mrs. Earl wat- tor•, I•;xeter, and Louis Masse, Cees Van Mayen and Iris Mar- son, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Pypers St, ,Jf ot ot the evening was spent shall; a .duet by Margaret Dyk- and Mrs, George 'risky of Sar- i atra and Trish Marshall; maypole nia, Mr, and Tfrs Albert 11'al n reminiscing. The 1953.54 dou- ble quartette including, dim Stu.r- dance by grades 1 and 2; squared son, Danny and Elizabeth of dance, grades 4 and 5; a play London, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Me- g's, Bruce Cudmore, Aon. Welsh, entitled "Litterbugs"; compost- Naughton of St, Marys, Mr. and Ken Flear, Bill Yungblut and tions by Jackie 'Tuckey, tris! Mrs. Charles Stephen, of Elim- Bill Batten, .favored with sev Marshall, Philip Tuckey, Lynn Ville, Bob Marshall of St. Marys, era.l numbers, Pant and Margaret Dykstra; a and Reg McCurdy of Woodham. Greetings were read from ,Tears triple trio by Raymond Switzer, With Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Paul Cantin, now with the US Barbara Switzer, Margaret Dyk- Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. George army stationed at Texas, Tian' ttra, Tris Marshall, Lynn Paul, Wilson of Woodham, Mr. and Hamilton with the navy at Hail- Jackie Tuckey, Helen Baillie, Mrs. William. Stock and Wanda fax, Miss Beth Taylor, Exeter, alio were unable to be present, Hillary Dymond and. Elizabeth of Tavistock, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Ulch. ' White and Joyce of Avonlon, Mrs, Jessie Stewart, a for - Constable McKay of the. Se- Personal items mer English leacher, was to bringville detachment and two have been the guest speaker but, members of the St. John's Am Miss Vesta. Watson will be at- owing to a Far accident involy- balance Corps gave an interest - Guelph tending. MacDonald College at ing her husband, she was not able next wee: ing talk and demonstration on, t I as a repro to attend, "'Water Safety".sentative of Perth County in 1-11 Members were present from The pupils of the school pre- Club work, acting as councillor. Red Lake, Ottawa, Oshawa, Lon - ;center( their teacher, Miss Nairn, Dr, and Mrs. Farlinzer, of New don, Kitchener, Dashwood, Zur- with a gift, i Liskeard, visited Monday with ich and Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Jarvis. Another reunion will be held SS anniversary Miss Muriel. Switzer entertain- in two years with Ken Flear and Sunday School anniversary ser- ed for a miscellaneous shower Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yungblut to vice was observed Sunday morn- for Miss Elaine Gassney of Strat- make the arrangements. Ing at Kirkton United. Church, ford, bride -elect of ,Tuly 4, on The Sunday School choir ren Saturday evening, Guests were dered two numbers. The 'church present from Kirkton, SL Marys, Native of Exeter was decorated with pink, while Stratford, Kitchener and London. and red peonies. Re':. T. El- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred May and Gerald, of London, were recent president of firm visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Switzer, Mr, and Mrs, T. N, Marshall United Church met on Wednes- were Sunday guests with Mr. lrott, pastor, gave a sermon on "opportunities." WA and WMS The WMS and WA of the day evening at the home of Mrs. W. S. Cluff of Kitche- Mrs. Robert Hazelwood, of St, nen•, Marys, a former resident of the Helen Humphreys spent a few community, days with her friend at Exeter last week. Johns of Exeter, daughter Mrs, F. Switzer conducted the of the worship service assisted by Mrs, 'Fell Marshall, son of mi., and late Mr. and Mrs, David ;Johns, Hazelwood, Mrs. Harding, Mrs, Mrs. Lorne Marshall, has ac- She was president cf. Goodison W. Birkby and. Mrs, T. !rented a position as a counsellor Industries Limited. Her late bus - Mrs. E. Watson . T. Elliott.Fed the at .11'oodeclen camp, s. Baron, for band was MP for West Lambton, final chapter of the study book, ,thnrsrlriandr AlttsntbGeorge Hall, 1925.28, Mrs. R. Urquhart reported for Airs.,T. 1tcCormicic and Bernard She is gcuvived byery) Mrs.. one daugh- t.he temperance department. ter'(AYarnC. Ashford lan Twenty-two ladies were pre -d Nickie Dykstra visited Sun Lorriman of Toronto. Mr. and: Mrs. Percy McFalls were in Sarnia on Sunday owing to the death of Mrs. McFalls' aunt, the late Mrs, William T. Goodison., Mrs.' Goodison died in Sarnia General Hospital on Saturday, .June 20, She was.the former Ida tent. Personal items Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Roy McCurdy and. Mrs. clay with 4•Atr, and Ars, Rev ill A private funeral service was Pearson and Mrs. A. Pearson of ,held from the Stewart funeral Cc;;lingwood. home, Sarnia on Monday with en- tombment at the Goodison Mau- soleum, Lakeview cemetery, Sar - Two ladies, previously unac- Bessie Morrison were Mr, and quainted, met at a reception. nia' Mrs, Clayton Watson and Bruce They chatted for a few minutes, of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. l.ra and the younger whispered con• all evening, but he won't even McCurdy, Ross and Reg of Woodham and Miss Lucille Wat- fidenlially: look at me now." "See that tall man over there? "Perhaps," s u g g e s ted the. son Sunday visitors with Mr. and i can't imagine what has upset other, "he saw me come in. He's Mrs. William Scott were Mr. and hint; 'hes been flirting with me my husband." MPS. A. Gordon, Mrs, Tom ,111111,111.opm,rj,,,,,,,m111111111/1111111111111111111111.11111nuuunnu,auun n,uunn,mn,lnumlunuulunulun Doube and Russell of. the Base Line and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gor- don of St. Marys. With Mr. and Mrs, Herman Paynter, Mrs. Fred Thompson of ' the 8th. line, A'lr. and Mrs. Wes Watson a.nd Bonnie of Ailsa Craig and Mrs. A. Collier. With Mr. and Mrs. G. H. .Bur- gin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prid- ham, .Judith and John of Russel - dale, Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Bur - gen Marion and John of London, Missess Cathy Jewell, Margaret Davies and Carol Archer. With Mr, and Mrs. Delmar Johnson, Mrs. W. L. Switzer of Woodham, -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McFarlane. of Sarnia, Mr, and •.,,,,,,,,,,,,,111,,,,1111111,111,,,111,11111,11,11,1111,1,11111111,,, ..H«UN.NHp11 Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day' afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. Exeter Motor Sales 11111„111,11111111,1111,,,11,1„1,,,,1,111,11„1,,,,,,,,,111111, BRUCE Refrigeration riger-ation 61s Heating COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Domestic SALES & SERVICE Grand Bend Main St. . 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Fast, courteous service. id” TRANS TRANS CANADA CREDIT ,4;11! '5 '..Y .: 148 THE SQUARES PHONE 797 GOD RICH, ONT. •Elimville UC ladies entertain Baby Band lay .ARS, ROSS SKINN.E.R with The Kllmville WMS and WA . Johns. held the June meeting last Wed- nesday when, they entertained the Baby Band rn.emhers to a picnic dinner at, Riverview Park, Exeter. Mrs. Lewis Johns had charge of the program which was fol. lowed by sports convened by Mrs. John Ridley, Races were: girls, 4-6, Sherry Otis, Sandra Skinner; boys, Larry Fulton, Craig Webber; guessing contest, Sandra :Skin - n r• hall throwing into box Janice Johns, Craig Webber; foot race, Janice Johns. Ladies' sports were guessing articles on plate., guessing but- tons in jar and several relays; lucky spot, Mrs. Franklin Skin- ner. Personal items Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley'wer•e. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn, Mr, and Mrs. ,Tohn Willis, Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Willis, Gerald, Doreen and Bobbie. of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johns, of Hamilton, visited on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 731 M. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner MissGrace Routly of London Miss Lucille Watson, of assn« and Frances visited. on Sunday spent the weekend with Mr. and don, visited on Thursday with with Mrs. Vera Johns of Exeter., Mrs. Ronnie at their cottage 4 Mr, And Mrs,, Chas, Stephen. Miss Muriel 1Tean, of Zion, is Turnbull's Grove. Mr. :and Mrs. Chas. ,Stephen spending .a few days with Mr. , Mrs. Curtis and Mrs, Gal- and Betty visited on Sunday with and Mrs. Howard Pyreand tam-;:braith, of Kerwood, are spend- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson and ily; Mrs. Pym and infant son Iing,,a few days.with their sister, family of Kirkton. Miss Betty 1-loward Brian returned home from South I and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wil. Stephen is spending' a few day; Iiuron Hospital on Wendesday, i liam Johns. with Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. vw‘voovq$00040, titi Vto#/#049 "fig I �1 MORE WONDERFUL YEARS OF LIVING! Look down that, road next time you'rt, drk ing. 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