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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-09-17, Page 1212 7h9 Timm-Afivocittok, Soptsmhor 17, 1,5t 10 03,84;41: 0 1-:;:eptizarpIN EVERLASTING BRONZE iron prelim to loan or store elm ectestatit reminder of your BOO; .r.,.a.there'a only one aatialying thing firstteddling steps. S• rid your ";t6 dowith those irreplareahle Bahr lab?* IFIrst Shoes **air far Ehoelt, Hay* them "Eternalized.' "EteroollrIng". Attach rard tO our Genuine ElentroPlatInt shoe airing your name end addreas. ,41rocees, This proceaa deposits a ,Or, 14%one end well be *lad to aink ,beAvy coating or sot oat Pronto CM them up, Prointit delivery. All rroric -„,gorir Paby's Shoes. Time never ran Dutran lea to oldest, or money buck, ).rm them 'They'll last tomer Phone ,new or send slaw or mania 60X 44 •CENTRALIA PHONE AC I-6970 L DITTY ;1 We Salute - the RCAF Om Their 35th Anniversary Ahif FORCE DAT AT CENTRALIA SAT., SEPT. 19 MacMillan's PHONE 37 EXETER JeCttibl' frcm Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS St, Pool's ladies meet The Ladies Guild and WA of St- Pattl's Anglican Church was held At the home of Mrs. Ray Knight Thursday evening. Serin- ture passages were read by Mrs. Jack Roundel". A chapter of the study book was given by Mrs. Clayton Smith. Program e n m ip it t e e was named for the bazaar November 13. At the close of the meeting several items were auctioned off. .Hostesses were Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs, Burns Blaekler and Mrs. jack Roundel'. Personal items Mrs. Budden of Talbotville spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. John Williams. Air. and Mrs. Erie Humphreys and Mr. and Mrs, T. N. Mar- shall returned Friday from• their trip out: west. Mr, and Mrs, Delmar Hudson visited Sunday with Mrs, .Albert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills at. :tended a wedding at Auburn Sat. urday where their u hter Gwen, acted as flower girl. Tt had rained hard. The wind shield was covered with mud, and the car had narrowly eS- eaped several collisions. "Wouldn't it be a good thing to wipe -off :the windshield?" asked the anxious passenger. "Not worth the bother," cheer- fully returned the driver, "I left my glasses at home," • Beans Wanted TOP $$$$ PAID! FOR SALE REG. NO, 1 GENESEE WHEAT COM. NO. 1 GENESEE WHEAT FASTER - MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE We now offer you faster, more efficent service at our unloading docks due to our recent renovation and expansion prograretine. CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL! Cook Bros. Milling Company PHONE 24 LTD. HENSALL Bring Your Family . . . To Visit Our Family 0 0 AT Exeter's Annual Fall Fair Take Your Choice Of The Best! NUFFIELD Diesel Tractors CHAIN SAWS D. Jermyn dt • TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS Nz Iwza FARM EQUIPMENT Anniversary at -Goshen By MRS. CLARE MoBRIDE Anniversary services were held on Sunda Y at Goshen :United ehureh with Rev. ,I. C. :Britton of Northside• United Church, Sea - forth, as guest :minister. Mrs. :Bruce Keys was organist and trumpet solos were given by Mrs. Clare McBride .at both services. In the morning a male quer. tette Ntlfich included John and Riehard Robinson. .Roy McBride and Bone MeKiniey. sang. In the evening a mixed .guar - tette by Mrs. 13oll Peck, Mrs.. Elmer itay:er, Mr. Roy Me - Bride and Mr. John Robinson. In the evening Rev. Britton was assisted by Rev. T. j.„ Pitt, the regular :minister. • Personal items This being London Fair week the Woman's Missionary Society will meet next week instead of on Thursday. Mission Band will 'hold their regular meeting on .Sunday, September 20 with .eleetion f a- • Beers to take place. Visitors in the community on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rapson and Miss Grace Rapson, Hensel, with Mr, and Mrs, Clare Mc- Bride and family. Air. and Airs. Lee McConnell, Mrs. Bruce AleClinehey and son Ron, Varna. with Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell, Hen - sail, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy La- mont. Mrs. Donella Boyce, Hanover, with Mrs. Jean McKinley. Mr. Tom Robinson, Egmond- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Will Robin- son and family, Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Robin- ' son and family with Mr, and, Mrs. Richard Robinson on the occasion of Mr. Richard Robin- son's 79th •birthelay. With Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erratt were the latter's mother, Mrs, David Stephenson, Mr. and. Mrs. Elmore Stephenson, Eg- mondville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and girls, Varna. With Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor, Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman and family With Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peck,;Hen- salt, Miss Doris Johnson, Clin- ton ,Berne McKinley, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. George Watt, Har - lock, with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley, With Mr. 'and Mrs, Clarence Parke on Sunday were Mrs. R, McAllister, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Graham ,and Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vyn Johnson. and :family, Varna. Mr. Hugh McBride, London, with. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride. The story in Saintsbury NEW HOLLAND SRASSLAND MACHINERY Exeter Forth _.EquipHineot PHONi SUM NORTH END, EXETER By MRS. HEBER ,DAVIS .St. Patricks WA On Wednesday evening the WA of St. Patricks gathered in the parish hall for their first fall meeting. The ladies of St. Patricks will be hostess on Wednesday, Octo- ber 7 to the clergy and WA mem- bers of Perth deanery. Plans were discussed for the day. Plans for a pie social were left over for the guild meeting to be held on September 24. Roll call was answered by paying dues. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, Lunn and Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Wasnidge, Lucan, were 'Phurs- day evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kooy and Clayton were Saturday evening guests with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg in honor of their daugh- ter Phyllis, Who was observing her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, Carol, Kenny •and David attended anniversary service at Trivitt Memorial chureh, Exeter, and spent the day with Mrs. Rich- ard Dickins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McFalls, London, Mrs, Harry Carroll and Mrs. Ron Carroll attended a Shower for Miss McFalls, bride -elect, at the home of Mrs. Cliff Ings, London. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Atkinson were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Morley, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. :Tames Young and Jeffrey ,and Messrs. Wayne Carroll .and Mr. Cameron Da- vis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. And Mrs. Murray Abbott have purchased a home in Cen- tralia, where they intend to move later this fall. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Atkin. son and family were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson Mrs. Harry Carroll and Miss Rowena Abbott Were Friday ening guests with Mr. and 14, A, :Mullins, London. Mr. and MTS. Jae k Dickins „visited Mr. Ron Squire in the hospital St, Marys on Sunday, They report that Mr. Squire is recovering satisfactorily a n d expects to return home this week, Mr. and Mrs. RolLt Tindall visited with Mr. and Mrs. 14. Smith, Centralia, On Sunday evening, Attend Taylor' reunion Mr. Alld Mrs, Trani(' Taylor, Mr, and Mes..140rold Taylor and Jack, Mr, and Mil. P. E. 1tuS- Sell and Mrs. Norah "Paylor all Of Exeter and Mr, arid Mr. Reb ell. MO:ohm% tendon, attended k Taylor rottilion et MarysVille, Mith. on Sunday, Other Ini9'ilbers .0 the rstily A lftritiett rtmi tithit Dottott, rofttio. Mit And Clair, Midi. Thli wook in 'Thames Read. By MRS. WII,LIAM RQHDE WA .ond WMS meeting The September meeting .o the WA and WAIS was held on Wed- . nesday evening in the church basement. Mrs. Lee Webber.' president of the WA, was in charge of the :meeting. Mrs. Hugh Wilson read the scripture lesson. The :study book "Africa Dis- turbed"was introduced by Mrs, Edwin Miller al Si ed by Mrs. Donald Bray and Mrs. William Rohde. A Christian :Stewardship read- ing was given by Mrs. Wilson., Mrs. Robert Jeffery WAS in charge of the program which consisted of a piano solo by Mrs. William Rohde and a read- ing by Airs. Robert Jeffery. Personol items Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ballantyne returned home from their honey- moon on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Adams, of Marlette, 'Michigan, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ,Teffe:ry. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman, Marcia, Mark and Beverly of Embrn, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Haley and Brian, Mrs. Norman Knight o Seaforth, tMr. and Mrs, Emery Gaiser of Crediton visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Mr, Larry Rozelle, Miss Mary Gay Pettibone, of Aylmer, visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Jeffery. Mr. and Airs. Ross Ballantyne were treated to a rousing sihiv- aree on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray, Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, Brian and Barry attended church. services at Oneida Urollted Church on Sunday and spent the day with Rev. W. J. and Mrs, Moores, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill, Gordon, Brian and Esther of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Almer, Passmore, David, Dennis, Dar- lene and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas; Glenn and Calvin, bad, a weiner roast at Port Blake on Saturday eve- ning. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heard of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs, William Thom- son of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas, Glenn and Galvin wer0 guests on Sun- day with Mrs. Esther Pettibone of Aylmer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cann ac- companied by ,Mrs. Jack- Cann, Mary Ann, Cathy and Nancy of Ottawa who have been visiting relatives here, visited .with Mr. and Mrs. Marchant of Weston on Saturday. Mr. and M. 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