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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-12, Page 8Page 2 The Times•Advocate, November 12, 1959 Biddulph happenings ' By MRS. M,: H, ELSTON Personal items and/,Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. 1ioss AIL and Mrs, Lorne Welbcrl, Msl ails, David .and Donald were Alvin and. Wilma spent Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh evening with Mr. Arid Asrs. 'Tom Davis who entertained in honor Kooy 9f Ailsa Craig, of their daughter, heather. l Visitors with 111r. and Mrs. Mr. and Mts. Roy 1larrrson Allan Elston during the week- and Debra spent Sunday with end were Misses Valerie Lowry the former's parents; Mr. and curl Shirley Destobel, Mr, and Mrs. T'red garrison, .Centralia. ; Mrs. Winston -Stanton and Tann-Mrs. Jennie Lewis and son ,Ter•' fly and Mr, and Mrs, Cyril Tay- ry spent the weekend with the, for :and family. for'me.r's sister, Mi'. .and Air's.' ' Weekend visitgrs with Mr. and Joe Burgle, Windsor. i Airs, Chris. Fisoher• were Mr. and Misses Jean and Linda Smith; Mrs, Ray #+iseher, Mr. and Mrs, spent the weekend with their: i 4. CRIB drive need$250 News from Saintsbury s By MRS, HE kl.seler^ and distriet campaign . for the Canadian National Inati lute for .the J3lind has Passed. :he three-quarter mark, Chair- man S. 13. 'f'aylor anirouncecl this Week• 'Total to date is $792.70, Only another $250 is needed to reach the objective. Contributions by areas are: Exeter $503,00 Crediton Centralia RCA1r Centralia 7.00 hashwood 22,00 Oran ten 4.00 Woodham 21.00 Kil'kton 2.00 103.10 ;,4,00 Total $782.70 T. Thompson and family, Mr. grandparents, .Mr, .anti 1.11rs, Cla-t„ and Mrs, Harold Fischer and rence Smith. Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper of Teacher attends dusk and Franklin, all of Lon- Exeter spent Sunday with Mr. don, Mr. and' Mrs. Joe McCaf• and Airs, Clarence Smith. frey and Sheilah of Windsor, Air. Al John Rolko spent the and Mrs. William Varna and M:a. weekend in Toronto with her rie; lir. and Mrs, Wm. Fischer end Catherine of London, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer ars'. boys of Centralia were Sunday visi- tors. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, M. H. Elston were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Trudgson, London; Mr, and Mrs. Alurdie Colbert, Ilderton; "Mr. and Mrs, M. Du Gie and family of RCAF and Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kooy and Clayton. Mrs, Arnold Cunningham spent Thursday evening with Mr, and Airs. Charlie Glenn of Lucan. Miss Diane Cunningham, ob- tained prize of best costume at the Hallowe'en party at SS No. ' 2, Biddulph. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Chris. Fischer were Miss, Cora Olie, Mr, and Mrs, T. Thompson, Anna and Chris. Mrs. Wesley Calcutt enter- tained on Wednesday, October 28 at her home, Moorseville in honor of Miss Patricia Gilmour' prior to marriage. Friends, neieh- bors presented her with a bath- room scales and a full length mirror. Mr. and Mrs, Geo McFalls sons, Messrs. Frank and Jno, Rolko and grandchildren, Misses., Kathryn' and Dianne Oke and Ronnie of 1-lurondale spent Sunday with Robert, Ma- rion and Linda Heckman, Mrs. Wickwire editor's daughter Mrs. V. J. Wickwire, whose, maiden name was Margaret V. White, passed away 'Tuesday at her home two and a half miles south of Exeter, in her 94th year. Mrs. Wickwire was the young- est daughter of the late John White, founder of the Exeter Times and was the last remain- ing member of a family of five sons .and two daughters. On July 21, 1904,, she was united in marriage with Frank Wickwire, at that time connected with the Exeter Times. in 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Wickwire cele- brated their golden. wedding an- niversary. A sister, Miss Matilda White, •edeceased her in Marcia, r...1'942, ... ' Four' of her brothers were con- ....:. . k in accred with the newspaper bu- This wee siness. One brother Millar was . editor of the Times previous to Winchelsea his death. Her eldest brother William, was manager of the Brandon, Manitoba, Sun and dy MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS later was superintendent of rm- r ::;: migration agencies in Ottawa Her second. brother, Thomas, Personal items founded. the Windsor, Ont, Re - Mr. and Mrs. William Walters view and her youngest brother, aancl Danny visited on Sunday John, after severing his connec- with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Day- tion with the Exeter Times, man and family of Kipncn. founded a paper in Outlook, Mr. Ray Clarke and Donald Sask. of Sunshine lite visited on Sun- The remains are resting at the day evening with Mr, and Mrs. 111urdy funeral -home in Lucan Wnn. Walters. Mrs. Ray Clarke where the funeral service will. left on Sunday to visit her Ibe held. Thursday afternoon at aunt, Mrs. May Green, in Cal -2 o'clock, Internment will be in gory. [ St, James Cemetery, Clande- M:r. Fred Walters has gone .boye, ncrtrm deer hunting. Mr. and Mrs, William Wright of Exeter spent the 'Weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cl. rice and Bobby. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Morgan and fain- tly of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Bierling and Mr. and Mrs. Almer Bier - ling and Ronnie of Dashwood were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Stephens and Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Leotnard Cowan of London and Mr. and Mrs, John Wicks and family of Strat- ford were guests on Sunday with Airs. Fred Walters and girls. Couple 1t Hensall wed 25 years Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett en- tertained at their home on Sun- day in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Bort Horton on the occasion of their 25fh wedding anniversary. Mrs. :Horton was the former Alma Seruton of Hensel Fal- lowing their marriage they re- sided in Texas later returning to Hensall. They have one daugh- ter, Jane, and one son, Bruce. A turkey dinner for 11 guests was served for the occasion. to os ke- work e®suer... every farmer should own a FABULOUS 400 Pioneer 400 sabre grip control panel protides safely -convenience. • .Here's the easiest saw in the world to handle, Conte in for a demonstration. You'll see /IOW it Can save.you hours of hirci work—r`roht cutting firewood to htidking corrals. 950 PHONE 508:W Exeter Farm Equipment EXETER assn convention WA and Guild On 'Tuesday .afternoon Mrs. Red Carroll was hostess to tete members of the WA ,and Build of St. Patrick's Church, Mrs. 1-I. Davis, president of the, WA con- ducted a devotional and business .period. The roll call was answer- ed with a yard of broadcloth .each., Plans were 'made for a 'bake sale to be held in the llaskett . show room,. Lucan, on Saturday, .afternoon, November 19, at 2 o'cloc1c, An invitation to St. Thomas Church, Granton, on Wednesday, I November 11, for their bazaar I and dinner and to St. Faul's,1 lCirkton, for their bazaar on1 November 13 was extended by Rev. f . nynnoncl, Mrs. Earl Atkinson read a let- ter from Miss L. Powles, Oboe, Japan. Mrs. Barry Carroll and Mrs. Maurice McDonald were hostesses. Mrs. Earl Atkinson won the mystery prize, .Personal items Airs. Clifford Jory atlenJed' the ninth annual conference of, the Ontario Ass'n for Cnrrign- lupi Development from Nov. 5 to 7 in Toronto, The group's aim is to pro- vide a forum for the discus- sion of curricular .questions where all points of view may get a hearing. This year's theme was "Aims in Education." Mrs. Jory, a grade seven teaSher, participated in the dis- cussion group on Junior high schools, whose objectives are .o provide academic and social standards suited to the 12 to 15 years group, to bridge the, gap more smoothly between elemen- tary and secondary education and to provide a .basis of explo- Messrs, Cameron Davis and Arthur Abbott attended a pure- bred cattle sale in Toronto •re cently and purchased two Pole Angus heifers. seven to len. Speakers at the conference in- eluded Dr. Gordon N. McKenzie, teachers college, Columbia Uni- I versity, and Mr, Justic Samuel Freedman of the University of Manitoba. Mrs Jory was selected by the federation to represent this dis- 1 trict, ration for students before they I are guided into final. prepare- I tion courses before. specialized studies are begun: The new junior schools provide instruction..for children in grades Speaker outlines retarded classes TtIr. Donald McTavish, in- speetor. of Auxiliary classes, told members of the 1-Iome and School Association at their meet- ing Tuesday evening of the work of classes for children who are handicapped physically and men- tally. He spoke of specific cases and mentioned various aids that were available for the blind, deaf and those children with de- fective speech and maladjusted socially. These aids are avail- able as soon as an auxiliary class has been formed. 1 -lis talk was illustrated by the use of slides. Ile advocated a small enrol- ment in auxiliary classes sug- gesting 16 was an ideal number. The• speaker was introduced by Inspector G. J, Gemara and thanked by Mrs. R. D. 5ermin. Lawrence Wein led in a sing - ring with Mrs. L. Kleinstiver at the piano. Parent attendance awards were Avon by Mrs. D. Mousseau's and Mrs. Douglas irughson's rooms. Mrs. W. Hunt- ley, who, chaired the meting, won the parent teacher award.1 BER DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- I.�alls and Joyce and i+1r, and Mrs. Ross Mel�'alls and boys and A1r. and Mrs. Jieber Davis were guests with Mr. and Mrs. llrr.gh Davis on Sunday evening. for a t'irthday dinner for Ilea• ther who was .observing her soventb birthday. Mr. and Mrs. harry Carroll and Wayne .and Mr. and Airs. Ron Carroll attended • church service at St. Andrew's Memor- ial Church, London, on fiunde'y for .the .baptism of 'their niece. Catherine daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carroll., Dinner followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff lugs. ' Mr. and Mrs. licher Davis we're Sunday guests with Mrs. L.• Ilod'ns, Exeter. Mr. Wayne Carroll spent the wceelcend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ines, Landon. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Cameron and Sharon visited with their aunt, 11Irs. Will Carroll, Parkhill, 'on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rare. vaar, 'Tuesje and Mary attended service at the Dutch Congre a - lion .Church at Norwich on Sun- day where their nephew. Andrew Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. And- rew J(orevaar, was hantized, and were guests later at the home of A1r. and Mrs. A. Kore- vaar, EldnnviUr, Mr. and Mrs: Jack Dickins and Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbott attended the horseman's ban- euet in Goderich Saturday eve- nln Mr. and Airs, Frank Senire and Ron pf Prospect were Mon - 1114.1111111111111111111111111114 ,4•111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111.11111111 on- 1114,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,11,1.1,,111,11,1111111...1411..11.,1114.11.111111.1..,11,.14..1.14111,111,111,.1l11,111.11,1111II11 LAMBTON COUNTY Join The March Against MD November 23 to 28 GRAND BEND AREA MARCHERS: VILLAGE FIREMEN Give to conquer Muscular Dystrophy, the 100q fatal disease attacking 20,000 patients in Canada, 70% of whom are children, Be generous. 11111111,11,1111111111111114.111,11111111141111, ... 1.11.111,1111.11,,,11,1,114,4,.11,14.1,,,,,14144111m,,,,11111,,,,,111.441I.1111111111' \111.11111111111...11.141111111..1111111111111.11I 1„11111111,,,,1111111,1,,,111111,1111,,)11111111111111111111111 m q 111111 ❑ m,1,11,11,i Beltone Hearing Aid SERVICE CLL --'IC Thursday, December 3 HUNTLEY'S DRUGS, -EXETER 1 to 3 p.m. DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH 8 to 10 p.m. Free Hearing Tests and Consultation Service to all makes of hearing aids. 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