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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-01-26, Page 13*,,,,i, H,41 1 Tilre • <1* .............................. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ---Tho. members of the Exeter Brownies held a special party, Wednesday, to mark the oCea5101.1 of their tenth anniversary. The sixers 111 the group are shown above with their leaders and the birthday cake they enjoyd. • They include: Gail Shipman, Brenda Dinney, Judy Estey and Debbie Johnston. The leaders standing at the rear are Airs. Joe Wooden and Linda Johnstoo. 1 Crediton recommen , „_„ By MR$. M. •FAIST Mrs. William Dougall was the guest speaker :at the stitute meeting on V,ednesdaY evening. Her topic was all kinds of hobbies and she contended that ,everyone should have a hobby. She said: "Do not call a weekend at the beach or at the golf course your hobby,„ but do something really worth- while and worth your time, something real interesting as •well as Anstructiven, She also (legions! tett how to make wood fibre flowers and dis- played .a beautiful array 'of corsages, table centres and flowers for every occasion. She showed one of her family's hobbles—it was most interest - mg, Letter from Kirkton By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS • • ••, • ,•• 4 .•••• • e , ' ,••• • WI euchre The Women's Institute held a progressive euchre in Aber- deen Hall Tuesday evening. Prize winners were; ladies Discuss visi ations Institute learns high, Mrs, Harold Davis; lone district features ladies wear shop • A joint church visitors' workshop sponsored hy Wom-' aess Missienory Societies and Woman's Associations of 'Uni- ted Churches helcl on Tuesday Afternoon stressed the fact that church visiting should be planned' and should be co-or- dinated to give the best sor- viet to the community. Four discussion groups were part' of the program. NO on "Institutional visiting" by Mrs, S. E. LetviS, ;Exeter, suggested that hospital visits should • be brief, the visitor should be known to the pa- tient and special consideration Should be shown for the pa - limit's Mr. Harvey Johnston, Clin- ton, led the group on vtisiting senior citizens At which it was disclosed that the older elli- zen is often lonely and a visit and a chat is a tett service. "Above all, use tact" was the point stressed this group, The group on visiting new Canadians led by Mrs. Arthur Jackson, Atwood, suggested making these people feel at home, inviting them to one's; own home and to local com-1 mu.nity activities and contact. k others had man,, visits. Sh suggested .bat an effort h made in each church to mak a complete list of those to b visited and to plan the visit ing. Above all she stressed th visitor ,should go forth in prayerful mood to make most of her visiting, , A skit on visiting in a nur At the citizenship and edu- cation meeting of Elirriville Women's Institute 22 members answered the roll gall by tel- e ; ling something they would like to learn. :1 The incttto "'The path to freedom is a way of duty and obligation" was discussed by Mrs. _Howard P'ym. sing borne hy a volunteer vi G. W. Tiffin, Wingham, Mrs Orval Harrison and Mrs. C D. McFadden,.Brussels. The resident of Huron Presbytery sitar was presented by Mrs _1 The series "Know Your Cs- .' nada Better's highlighted the poen, Morris and Gray and was presented by Mrs. Harold Hunter. A film "Preface to a Airs. Jack Coward conducted a quiz on the recent course Eat to Live." 11 was decided to hold ettellF0 parties an Wed- nesday afternoons during the winter -months. . e e. t in the home, with ; A sale of cookies was held ; the church crest, the name of at the conclusion of the Meet- ! the visitor and church and an ! opening worship was taken by Airs. Harold Phillips, Blyth townships of Usborno, Ste - Life" was shown, , I Mrs. jackson Woods and !VA who presided for the meet - A literature table displayed )s• iamphlets and booklets all vi- iting. A special visitor's card, big them through their chill dren. The group led by Mrs. G. W. Griffin, Wingham on the "Continually Outreach"; ar.! rived at the conclusion that' the church had a definite res.- I ponsibility to people in the community who had special ,! problems Stich as alcoholism,' deserted wives or marital dif- ficulties. Mrs, S. A. Moote, Goderich, sPoke on organizing visiting the local church so that no one would be left lonely while. appropriate messIgo was fat- Hostesses. were Mrs. liar - tis workshop, the .firsl of combe, Mrs. 'Harry Coates arid urg and proved popular. old Taylor, Mrs. Vern Pin - it kir-' II • 114 was Airs. Beverley Parsons, held in HensAll United Church aid another is living held in Blyth ' United Church today • (Thursday). Around 76 were in attendance an Tuesday. A customer stormed into a butcher shoo and flung down a piece of brass en the. coun- ter. "Will you please," he raged, "explain that! 1 found it in the ground round steak 1 just bought." The butcher 'picked up the hit of metal. and looked il over carefully. Then he scratched his head, "Guess 1 musto forgot to take -the collar off!" ALF ANDRUS — Oil Burners Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work 1 403 ANDREW ST., EXETER PHONE 719 F-ormer resident dies in Michigan 1 Aforme'r id t f es en 0 Exeter, Mrs. Elsie (Sutton) Reining. ton, died recently in Roseville. Mich. Deceased was a daughter of the late William and Ann Sut- ton. She is survived Jr one son, Theron and family, Of brothers and sisters, who spent their •early life in Exe- ter, four have died within the ROOTH EL TR c FOR ALL ELECTRICAL NEEDS g DOMESTIC • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • Repairs • Alterations • Contracts 70 HURON ST., EXETER Phone 528W hands, Mrs, Cliff Scott; men's high, Harold Davis; lone hands, Ronald, Denham; lucky draw, Harry Rodd. Vestry meeting The annual vestry meeting of St. T-Isaurs Anglican Church was held on Thursday, Jan, 19, Officers elected for 1961 are.: rector's warden, ,lack Roun- dell; people's warden, Andrew Knox; lay delegates to Synod, Theron Creery and Alex Ir- vine; sub delegates, Cecil Doh - son, Ken Blacklcr; sidesmen, 13111 Waghorn, Burns Mockler, Garth Bladder, Wm, Blackler, Allen Berry, Jack Roundel', Harold Davis;. Board of Managemen• t, Leon Paul, Mrs, J, Roundell, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Irvine, Harold Davis, Ken Mockler; cemetery committee, Jack Roundell, Earl Berry, Garth Blackler; vestry clerk, Burns 13lackler; auditors, Theron Creery, Ken Bla elder, WI makes lamp shades The Women's Institute spon- sored a tamp course at the home of Mrs. Earl Watson on Thursday. Thirteen ladies un- der the leadership of Mrs, Ray Poynter and Mrs, John Bar- nett learned to make new lamp shades out of old, Personal itoms Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward, Barry and Bobby, of Monkton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Scott and family. past two and a half years, viz:: Wesley, Laura ,Rose and Vio-i la. 1 1111111111111111111fIlitIlltlillflIIIIIIIIIIIIIt1111111411110, A • • . • A •• • 0.. • • r • • • • I • r •••• 01- ••••,14.14.10.41.4.111114.4040.1,41 4.4.0.4.11,11. '• ft' •• ••••••,n ' e 1 speaker ds hobbies.in larA4Irt-.4.01r.,origelltpldrgoogriia•nals, Jflrs Clayton Sims gave the motto* "Homemaking Ls no commo "task; it is the altitude Mall. makes it interesting or dull", by euririe,snlt weivneinaitris awaeirseer.v gis, spoke on the origin of Plasties up to the present time. A vdeall duet was given by Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and Karen. JudY Smith favored with an accord. soln. The opening was in charge of eleetriitw.asnmer recsaiden1 Airas.Ka41 fto by giving your favorite hobby. Mrs. Earl Heist spoke on the report of "Eat to ,Live" and conducted a contest on same, The hostesses for .the meetng were Mrs. Harvey Hodgitis, Mrs. Lorne Hodge, Mrs. Roy Hodgins and Mrs, Clayton Sims. Ladles Aid entertains On Friday evening, (roup i rs. Aaron '4iein as convenor, enter Lathed the choir and friends, trustees and caretakers tif the LB church -45 in number, All sat down to a dinner, followed sbruidagmes and practice for 4•11 oirls win honors On Saturday, January 21, the Crediton 4-H club members at- tended Achievement Day at Clinton, Thy left by bus t,' 8 a.m. and arrived hdme at 5 p.m. The girls from Crediton Plot 96rieiwead"s.knAll ejoiffjtjtel'4 giTrta ;es- ceived their 4.H spoons, Twelve girls received certificates of achievement. Jean Krueger received county honors. The next 4.1-1 club project is "Cottons May Be Smart", Personal items Mr. Harry Hirtzel is in ,Den- ver, Colorado, attending a cattle show and sale. Mr. Gerald Zwicker spent, a fewldays at Chicago on a bust- ess trip over the weekend. Mrs. Art Attfield is a patient of the Ladies Aid, with in Listowel Airorial Hespital and n Toren surgery last Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and Mr. and 'Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson of Dashwood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Amy at Paris. iIIIIIIII111111111111111/1.111IIMM111111111111111111111M0 CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend SOUTH HURON COUNTY Beltone t caring id 11, SERVICE CLINIC Andrew Johnston Drugs - Thurs., Feb! 2 10;09 a.m. to 1:00 p,m, FREE HEARING TESTS AND CONSULTATION Demonstrations of the newest Battens Hearing Aids and Hearing Aid Glasses SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS E. R, The& Hearing AicI Service 88 Qt40011 St, South, Kitchener, Ontario Imo, iiitutiltit•liotellitolt1111.1111•11ifignotrimffilitti.w...,moimminittm, Lane, nlaicHesrink -Crediton East By MRS. W. MOTZ ; erediton as has an open air skating rink on the land Of Mr, J. Shits near the river and through the er. fforts of Leonard e o ander a numh )3f the parents of children and 11.61) of the beys and girls, a good timc4is enjoyed by many. Some children as Ypang as two years old are learning to skate. Mrs. Frank Glanville, who was Champion cook at Exeter Fall Fair in September, was in Wingham last Tuesday de monstrattho cakelnaking over Wingham Quite a number around here aro ill with the flu, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Romphf of Thedford spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Sims. Comments about fIrtnsley By GORDON MORLEY . • .. . . ..... trf f MI5! I Misses Judy and J3onf.!e! Ater- gan escaped injury lost Sabo- 1: day when thecar in which]. The Times•AgIvocote, January 26. 4961 PAO* 13 , • • 0 h day evening with Mr. and Mrs. day everang with 20* Wes Jaek Hodgson. ciayfrsin. ELoanddoirls spent. Sun. licirdirBri.r n s 1 11Y COM munily Centre held a AtEccessial card Miss Ruth TreVithick of Lon-' party on Friday evening last, clOn visited the past weekend! Mr. Earl 1.4wis is making • at her home here. :rapid recovery from his recent Mr. Allen Amos spent Thurs.] sickness. pamalffee..“....e........annaann...aeauenaminnumninaneneneaneffeeeo... they were riding skidded 04 ice and rolled over, et enneth Hick, of Ailsa Craig, held a confirmation class at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Rayburn Steeper Thurs. dkM.dMrs.Yrevaenning.Gerald Thomp- son and family visited Thurs. 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