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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-22, Page 10Page 10 The. Times*Advfts+fte, October 22, 1959 `father from Holland .Saintsbury!sits on ta ,By MRS. HEBER DAVIS r 1r Korevaar 41Andrew a fr om ,riiessendam, South Holland, Ne- Allerlanda, spent the past six ,eeks visiting his on, Mr, and is `tin Norevaar and fam• . of this community, Another 'JO, Andrew Jr., wife and son :'are working on the farm of Mr, f,pward Johns, Elimville, and a itrd son, Janes and Ars. Kore- v ar live in Toronto, • :nH-ie arrived in Montreal in ;.iigust on "The Great Bear :"1}d returned home on October ,on the "Seven Seas." His ;F,Wi,fe remained in Holland. They '•lrave a family of eleven chil- stken. filr. Koorevaar was delighted ;,j'lth this part of Canada but said he preferred Holland but if :8'8 was a younger man he would '4gnie to make his home in Can - Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kore- 'baar and son have been making %Pair hone with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Korevaar but intend to rnove to one of Mr. Johns' homes this • week, • ;Rev. T. Hogerwaard, Hope Re- ,. armed Church, Strathroy, was •lllaest on Sunday with Mr. and _;141rs. M, Korevaar and family. !Shower • Irs. Clarence Davis and Airs. SC'5fford Abbott were co-hostes- sec for a miscellaneous shower •`for ' bride -elect, Miss Velma 1Bfrch, Lucan,• on Friday eve- 'nhig in the parish hall, Saints - Miry. The hall wasdecorated "iMilh baskets of fall flowers. •"'"" A program included numbers Miss` Sandra Abbott, Rea - '4 er Davis, Gloria Arenthall, ' 'dyce Brock, Sheila and Wendy I`Iston and Sharon Davis. • Mr's. Hugh, Davis provided the '-' edeling march as Mrs. James Mugford and Mrs. Allan Tin - :escorted the bride-to-be to lir decorated seat on the plat. • 'fo'bm and assisted her in open. fig and displaying the Many ;,beautiful and practical gifts, 'PersonaI items Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green - leen were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vanderholk, Lucan. • and Mrs. Elmer Lewis, Toronto, ,were Friday evening nests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl tkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and family were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Nel- son, Squire, Farquhar. , Mr. and Mrs, Howard Clarke Arid Marlyn, Miss Joyce .McDo- »eld, Lucan and'Mr. R, Russell, F,xeter, were Sunday guests with Mr. and, Mrs. R. Tindall and at- tended service at. Centralia United Church. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green - kg were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guildfoyle, Sim- 4,coe.. • . ',f•t:elebrate birthdays Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll en-' -.tertained on Sunday in honour of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Lucan, '.;:wlro had birthdays, Mrs. Hod - ''Pins celebrated on October 5 :::;Special money -saving • ,,,,,automobile insurance categories with the +^aC• PLAN ;r,)or incite information, call -our Acadia Agent today! W. H. Hodgson EXETER, ONTAR!O 4kr� Phone 24 and Mr, Hodgins on Nov, 1. Those present were Ar, and Mrs, Henry Hodgins, Lucan; Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Lucan; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott and. family of Centralia; Mr, and Mrs. Allan Tindall, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carrell and Wayne, Mr. and lib`s.• H. A. Mullins, 'Ruth Ann and Air. Vick Helwin, London. They presented the couple with a purse of money. Entertain Perth deanery The ladies of St, Patrick's Church were hostess to Perth Deanery WA members .and cletgy on Wednesday, October 7.• After an afternoon of .devo- tions and business led by Mrs.• Charles Burt o r d, Stratford,. about 76 guests sat dawn to sup- per at five o'clock. Mrs. Hugh Davis responded to a vote of thanks tendered by Rev. Paul, Listowel. • Personal items Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Mr. and Mrs, Harry Noels and Donny, Springfield. Mr. and 11Irs. Maurice McDonald, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis. Mr. and Mrs, Davis were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Armitage, Bally - mote, and Sunday •guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Garrett, Denfield. They attended Wesley United Church anniversary set - vice and visited later with Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Coleman, Lucan. Mrs. Maurice McDonald, Lu• can, 'was hostess on Monday evening for a brush demonstra- tion. Those present from this community were Mrs. Earl At- kinson, Mrs. ,Raymond Green- lee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- roll, Mrs. lion Carroll, Mrs. Clarence Davis, Mrs. Harvey Latta, Mrs. Hugh Davis and Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Maguire, London. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis' visited with their aunt, Mrs. Flenry Hamilton, Ailsa Craig who is a patient in St. Josephs Hos- pital on Sunday. Vitamin D is the rarest among ordinary foodstuffs, Happening, In Blanchard sy MRS.. Gi.ADWYN HOOPER. Personal items Mrs, T. Waugh of London . spent 'u Tuesday with. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker. Mr. and Mrs, Nerineth Lang- ford and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Trewar• tha of H&lmesviile. Mia$ Elizabeth Thacker was hostes$ to the Prospect Hill No. 1 4-H Club Dari Debs on Wed- nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. .Carman Riru1 and family of St. Marys were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyds, Thomson, Mrs, Claire Sisson returned home from St. Marys Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Mrs, Lottie Jones of Rannock spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Rev. and Mrs. Joe Lindsay of Fort Huron were Tuesday over- night guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Mrs, Fred Thoel- son, Mrs. Lottie Jones, Mrs, Alvada Hopken and Mr. William Thomson were Tuesday evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin- son and family, Mr. Harvey Par- kinson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Picket of St. Marys. Mr. and' Mrs. Gladwyn Hoo- per and family attended the pre- sentation at Weyburn School on Saturday evening held in honor of Miss Lorna Facey, a student nurse -in -training at St. Thomas - Elgin Hospital. Lorna is a niece of Mrs. G. Hooper. Mr. and Mrs, Gladwyn Hooper Veryl and Jeanette spent Sun- day a1?ternoofi with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Hanna and family of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Carter of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Payn- ter of Kirkton were Sunday guests of' Mrs. Fred Thomson. Mrs. Mae Merriam of Peter- boro spent several days with her friend, Mrs. Cecil Mossey and 1Vl"r:. Massey. Mr. and Mrs. Art Crinklair of Wilton Grove spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Lambert. Mr. and Mrs, Stan Piekell and family of Wilton Grove spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lambert. Let's Save (Make) A Buck! ON A BALER • F • .•3.1.11 h t. Let Us Show You' How To Buy A New Holland Baler Cheaper Than You've Been Able To Since Before. The Viet-Namese War LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO DO IT WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S MONEY! — With No Interest! Let's Do It Now! There's Only A Month Before Hibernation Time! Exeter Farm Equipment R. D. Jermyn, Prop. 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IF IT'S A TIRE DEAL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR --- WE HAVE THE BEST IN TOWNI Wheel Balnced With All Tires Sold During Month of October South End Service ,,.PHONE 328 RUSS AND CHUCK SNELL EXETER • rgan zQ sector plan in Grand Bend parish B'i' MIS. ,JOYCE .HOOP The "sector 'plan is taking shaPe at St. John's -by -the -Lake, -Grand Bend,. when each church member is being made aware of what real stewardship entails including the giving, of one's talent, resources, services and possible finances to his church, It has been in preparation in taus parish since May 15 and committee charimen have been .attending ,training meetings for the past six weeks, Active par- ticipation under the following chairmen is in full swing: Mr, J. G. Aseltyne, Beach 0 Pines, general ehairman; Mr. William Rendle, resources chairman; Mr. tired Walker, program chairman; Hog co-op — Continued from page 9 ally endorsed by the hog pro- ducer groups. They include an appeal to the Ontario Govern- ment to emphasize agricultural marketing education in schools and to increase the scope of its research work on agricultural' problems and business trends. "The Ontario Hog Producer organizations", the brief con- cludes, "are continually work- ing to improve the market posi- tion of the membership. This goal requires long-range plan- ning and considerable freedom of action We respectfully request that the farm products marketing board let us proceed in the spirit of the enabling legislation ..." Pasture — Continued from page 9 the Soil and Crop Improvement Association. The judging of the finalists was arranged through the Field Crops Branch of the Department. The trophy and prize money will be presented to the winners at the annual ban- quet of the Soil and Crop Im- provement Association in Toron- to on January 28, 1960. Some people think that the easiest way to make a mountain out of a molehill is to add a little dirt. Air, William Cochrane, materials chairman; Mr. Ken Yo434, visits- i tion chairman, Intensive activity will be en- tered into by all members as !the program develops highlight, ,ed by a congregational dinner later in October. Mr, Frank Hal- lett, chairman of the Anglican Fellowship in the Diocese of Huron will be guest speaker. Mrs. Ken Young `will convene a. special committee of ladies for the dinner. The Sector program will in, tensity its activities through the next few weeks finalizing late in November. All Anglicans in .the Grand Bend area will be con- tacted seeking their active per, ticipation in the development of the: spiritual life of the parish, Over 5$5 churches in Canada are now active participants in the sector program for which the theme is: "if every member were just like mt,what kind of a church would my church be?" Scout news P.L. John Hood, Wayne Miller, Gary Mathers, Bryon Gill, Brad Hamilton, Ronnie Crown arid Bill Grenier participated in the camporee at Clinton, Friday night and Saturday and returned on Sunday afternoon. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matth• ews left Monday for a stay in Florida. Accompanying them was Mrs. J. L. Hood. ., lillllllllll l 111 11111111I11lllll1l1n11,111/ Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. Graham Arthur Motors llpllllllllllllllllll l llllllU„llll I Milli 1111111 It Biggest Stock Ever! bH v ...for good little. boys (and girls, too) All Kinds Of Games. is 11.311 ♦ .� Gel .p jj •11.1 Holster lac: Gun Sets Bikes, Tri kes, Wheel Toys Hundreds o DOLLS Learn To Draw Sets by JON GNAGY '3.98 "CRAFTMASTER" OiI Painting Sets Wide Range of Prices Many Different Scenes Layaway Now A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Choice Until Christmas TRAOUAIR HARDWARE (jl esr4'frr.ary r r .y, Topics from. Elmvll By 'MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mrs, Garnet Johns of Sarnia spent a few days this week with Mr, and Airs, Franklin Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jaques. and faintly of Zion, Mrs. A, Jaques vatted on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce .Cooper and Mrs, E. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knight of Woodham visited on Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Birthday party Mrs. Franklin. Skinner enter- tained six girls on Thursday in honor of her daughter, Janet, who was celebrating her twelfth birthday. The girls were Misses Anne Johns, Margaret Johns, Marilyn Johns, Frances Skinner, Sandra Walters and Shirley Hern. gniuuwul HUMllunlnnpu!t lmookkost9Aluu10.901 W.H;444WW0I M"IMMIMMlIMIMNtfRAP lMm}PIIIIII %e. G. Worreli So► INTERIQI — EXTERIOR Painting. D ecora tin Paper r Hangunge 40 Viers' :Experience' REASONABLE RATES All Work. Guaranteed APPLY 306 WILLIAM ST., EXETER 4 RT}&OPHONIQ'f HIGHlIDEI,ITY You won't believe your ears! 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