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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-12, Page 2Page lI The Times -Advocate, November 12., 1959 District EUB ladies convene a# Crediton By MRS. •M,. FAIST l►lenlbership and attendance was the theme of the meeting held in the Sunday School rooms on Thursday evening of the Ladies' Aid and WSWS With Zurich and Dashwood societies as guests. There was a splendid attendance. Mrs. Emmery Fahrner had charge of the program assisted by Miss Npla Faist, Mrs, Leon- ard Wein, Mrs. Roy Ratz and Doris Swartz. Misses Nola Faist and Doris Swartz rendered solos and the study Chapter was taken by the committee. A Spiritual Life talk was given by Mrs. J. Ratz; a trio by Zurich ladies; a poem by Mrs. W. Becker of Dashwood and a reading- by Mrs. Amacher of Zurich, A sing- song was enjoyed, led by Mrs. E. Fahrner. Business was taken by Mrs. Ed. Hendrick. A letter of thanks was read from, the former presi- dent, Mrs. Art Gaiser, who was remembered with a gift before leaving for Exeter recently. A committee was named to bring in a slate of officers for next meeting in December after which a 'half hour of fellowship was enjoyed. A vote of thanks was voiced by Mrs. J. Gascho of Zurich and Mrs. M, Tiernan of Dashwood. YPU The Crediton United Church Young People held their meet- ing last Friday with 15 present. Marlene King was in charge of worship service. The next meeting is to be held an November 20. It will take the form of a bowling party in Exe- ter followed by lunch at the home of Rev. R. S. Hiltz. The meeting was brought to a close by a recreation period fol- lowed by lunch. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser and Mx. and. Mrs. Ivan Grigg and Ricky of Dashwood attend- ed the funeral of the late Harry Wind last Thursday at Detroit. Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent a few days at London last week. The trustees of the school area attended the meeting and ban- quet at Guelph last Wednesday. 1 Happenings in Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Personal items Mr. Frank Noxel, of Regina, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson and his mother, Mrs. Noxel, at the Turkey 'Bar. The North School, next the Klondyke storage, has been reno- vated and the grounds improved for a community centre. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Melville visited in Nashville, Tennessee last week and attended the Grand Opera. Militia from London were at Camp Ipperwash over the week- end for range practise. The Roy Jewell. show recently featured operations at the Thed- tord Cold Stbinge. Mack Van Overloop harvested it No. 1 crop of tobacco on lot 26, concession 1—opposite John Poutton and is packed for ship- ment from Mt. Brydges. Addi- tional buildings will be built next spring. Deer hunters are on the trek North. A retaining wall of stone has been built at the entrance to the Finery Park. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis and family have moved to the "Little Clubhouse." In the 1953-1958 period the number of meters in natural gas service in Canada increased from 298,166 to 1,069,892. /V 11111,111,1111111 1111111111t11t11111/,111111111111111111111 7L CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES• GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend Ilnttlll,llt llltlllltlllllt1111111/1111/1111111111111111111/111 Three easy ways to pay premiums with the PLAN r !or mete information, call your Acadia Agent todayl W. H. Hodgson EXETER, ONTARIO Phone 24 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lampert and Mr. and Mrs, Wilmar Wein attended from Crediton. Mr, and Mrs. S, S. Wuerth who- spent the summer with their daughter at Le Froy returned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Woodall, of Royal Oak, Mich, spent Sat- urday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jos, Woodall. Mr. William Bender returned home from London hospital much improved. Mrs. Robt, IIillborn, of Lon- don, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Ezra Faist and Kola, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green spent Monday in town visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Chambers and Gloria were pleasantly sur- prised on Friday evening when the neighbors and friends gath- ered at their home to bid them farewell and presented them with a table magazine rack com- bined. They are moving to Exe- ter this week. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Fink- beiner spent Sunday and Mon- day with the latter's sister, Mrs. Beatrice Tate at Waterdwon. The 'Women's Institute will hold their next meeting in the Community Hall on Wednesday evening, 'November 18, Mr. J. Clare Irvin of the Bank of Montreal is on holidays and Mr. Stephenson is taking his place, Mr. George Brown, Mrs. Or- ville Brown and daughter Mar- dell and Miss Corene Brown all of Kilmanagh, Mich, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist and Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and friends. Mr. and Mrs, Wellington Haist attended the funeral of Mrs, Margaret Weber at Kitchener last Wednesday. The bazaar and tea that was held on Saturday by the United Church WA was a decided suc- cess. The tea table and all small tables were decorated with mums and all seemed to enjoy themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wade and daughter, Heather Lynne, Miss Margaret Bow.ering, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs, John Wade on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchell spent Sunday at Teeswater. Mrs. Laura Gaiser and daugh- ter, Mrs. Wilbert Potter of Byron and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist of Dashwood were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark and boys, Jimmie and David, of De- troit; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schroeder of London were week- end visitors with Mr. Francis Clark. trOsaissaislimailimmasSisMalisissMssmitseassmii luctrkt CX Photo GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. James A. Denomme, Grand Bend News of Grand Bend By MISS JO*ANNE HOOD Scout and Cub news During the scout meeting on Wednesday, October 28 badgel work and games were carried out, A leaf identification contest ar- ranged by Mr. A. Miller was judged and was won by Larry Taylor. At a special investiture cere- mony Mr. Carl Datars was in- vested, prior to his appointment as a Troop Scouter. At Tuesday's Cub meeting the following "new chums" were in- vested as cubs: David Ander- son, Robert Walters and Gary Willert. Movies were shown by the Scouters. Last Wednesday a liallowe'en party was held, the guests being the 1st Parkhill Guide Com- pany. After costume judging and games, refreshments were served and a short "sing -song" held. Party arrangements were made by Patrol Leader, Gary Mathers and Second, Brad Ham- ilton. Meetings will be conducted by scooters Earl Datars and John Hood during the next six weeks, due the absence of S. M. Peate at Camp Borden. 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Gill and Mrs. Mary visited with relatives in Sarnia on Sunday, also with Mr. Beed Lions. hear rector Grand Bend Ikons, meeting at Green Forest Lodge Thursday were treated to one of the most inspiring talks ever presented to the club by Rev, .Brea DeVries, Exeter, Rev. Decries related some of his personal experiences which took place during the last war. Freedom of speech, freedom to vote, and freedom of the press should never be overlooked, states Rev. DeVries, for without. thls freedom life is an unendur- able hardship—something which Canadians sometimes overlook in day-to-day living, Lion Emmerson Desjardine reported that the new rink was coming along as well as ex- pected, and it was hoped that it would be ready for skating this winter, The :annual Lions feather party will be held in Grand Bend Le- gion Hall on Monday, Decem- ber 14, The Hallowe'en party which was sponsored by the Grand Bend club and held in the Aldan Theatre was reported to be a huge success, thanks to Lion President Bial Sturdevant, Em- merson Desjardine, Fred Newt- on, Henry Menard and Lee Jen- nison. Compliments were for- warded to Mrs. Bill Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Gowdy for acting as costume judges for the occasion. Dave, Wilson, who is a patient in Sarnia Hospital. Mrs. Alex Hamilton spent last week with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hamilton and Debbie, in Ottawa. 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