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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-20, Page 134 Cave. auxiliary Crediton Comments visits Cromarty By MIS M FAisT Tho Gordon.Evening Aux- , . , , . . . .• iliaryp Cavcn chord). were guests of the Cromarty Alarion United Church meeting AIM Margaret Clark spent Ritchie Evenilr Auxiliary on When the members of Wom. last week with her ;daughter, • d e Auxiliary ef the United Mrs. Don %limey and family Tuesay vening, church held their gaster meet- While Mr, Pinney was in how. Airs. A. kL PaYnard of Star - they had as their .guests, tal at, Toronto. He raw:ilea la Was, guest speaker. Donna tie ladies of the Centralia Uui home on Sunday. Ersman and Bonnie' liogarth of teI Chttreh, Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. the local group ,conductal the Airs, Russell Finkbobter we, afie1d Hui recently were devotional period. A musical. coined the visitors And, Aim Mr. and Mrs, Alan Hill and member was given IV Mrs. Mir - Arthur Attfield hadcharge of fatally of Clandeboye, Mr. and tray Coward, Mrs, Alex¥eikie, ti devotions attist.ed by Mrs,lars, Bert Oiciley and family Carolyn Simpson and Mary Sam King and mrs, lobed, , of pirr. Mrs, G. Hill returned Shaw and also bY Mrs. Tom Re'd. • with them for a few days. . Scott, and Mrs. Gerald Carey, alet by Mrs. ROss AleValls I Alr. Joe Gunn spent the cromarty. And Mre, Orville Langford was i weekend at Toronto, attending The Cromarty WAIS were followed by a reading "Through , a Liberal convention, also ggests, the Darkness" by Mrs, Earl I Mrs. Lerne Prea4Cater AOC Nell. Jean and Jean Esser), boys visited over the weekend; Centralia couple News .of 'Grand Bend k Sy filftS, WPI-PPIPPP ait.t. l Sgt, and Mrs. 'Z. ,K. Far - roll, RCAF Station, Centralia, r ' ' ' 1 .. ' : : . '. . — ' .. Ac c';113.ri it lilev hi thillr thdanY palm.). c.; 'rel'Ilrit'ev..ri tthta 11111e1 dein o°rlicani. I bGerusild oin till ce VIIA aml ViMS onTh,,telwiiN.s'Adayn,10Aetpilnig., .1-‘3vasin itteiltcle .tir.ogoaansociotraPsyll.11;alain:altilall 4 ,cornmeat,ary .i , Western , rU6niontieri wCititimr,;311 Sundayadicsprsecsicienoti. ,1,1,9turlr)e.rje,(v)Earizt, and family. —1.i aaalrolasa 1::11:4401afvUllainb,F4CtSravaleilds Mrs, Elgin Adams, president, i WS. Lily Gill is Spending a ' Europe. was in. the chair. ' ;few days with Mr. and Mrs.! Mr, Farrell is an accomP The program in missionary Keith Charlton and Garry of , fished photographer and the Monthly was followed, Mrs. C. London. !pictures were clear and des - Reeves, Mrs. M. Thompson! Miss Carol Gin spent jaw eriptive, and Mrs, M. *Gregor were week with friends in 1-iniPiltnqd President Mrs, 111 u rr ay nanled to plant flowers around l Mr, and Mrs. William DM: Greene „conducted a brief W. - the church. Proceeds from the have r e I. it r n e d home after siness period. Mrs. George J1 bazaar, bake sale and tea spending the winter in Florida, ther Sr, was hostess for the Were $115,00, I Mr. and Mrs, Roger Parley meeting nnd was assisted at The WMS meeting followed of London have moved to the coffee hour by Mrs. Ben President Mrs, Ed Gill pre!) tgaicaeleid thBeenpdn,aitAilnin% als'armleaYeahgeara Case, Mrs. Homer Russell . ang a duet after winch Rev. with her alstel, MI- and Mrs. . siciMerds., George Latta reported ! of the .Klondyke Gardens Co- I and Mrs' Herb 13reere' I Staffa *ladles Ii• 1-111t2 snOlte taking as his :R. Preiestly at Byron and vis- 1 topic "Easter in the Church," Red With ilcr 'husband Mr, .1-.• xtvilieth BGarbeyenv,BtayndBabwriBdanIdUeeent I°11rrast•IreGeLotdrie GrCaalptInId. j5! Two spinsters were discuss - A. 9ocial time was enjoyed. Prnszdatnr Bt St' J"ePll's • May 25. !visiting her d a u gh t c r. and ing men, "Which would you / Hospital in London, On April 30 the EUB church enjoy course Mrs. Merritt Thompson re- family in Toronto. I desire most in a husband," ' ported several large boxes of ; Mr. W. B. Baker has 'been asked one, "brains, wealth or 'William Haviland wilt, hold their 110th anniver- ' ' good used clothing,12 new on the sick list 'and Miss appearance'," • . sary, Rev, E, E. Hallman of 10y MRS, JOHN T EMP L. E MAN quilts, five used cuilts, two ' Doreen Baker,'RN, of London, "Appearance," snapped the vateran of wars I _ spea ei , Watekrlo.0 will he the g4eSt I The st.afla wemeiva Institute wool blankets, and a crib LitilltliS,reinding some time at home . other, 'and the sooner the bet W li il s p o n s o r a cl a short course were sent in the hale, , vt 1 ier parents,' Mr. and IVIrs, ' ter." , In. Westminster lionital, Lon- home FridaY, IMr,:. Gordon day afternoon, April 13. This ence" in Stata hall on «'---- voted Wednesday, April 5,was Haviland and daughter, ate born in Toronto in 1897, the with her this week. Ile served in twe world wars, and underwent surgery on her , , course wag arranged by the Ontario. Over 20 ladies were in only son of the late. William ,Mrs. Clifford Hill, who was home economics services, de: And Ellen Haviland, Toronto, a patient in Victoria Hospital pertinent of agriculture for first with the Canadian Army head, returned home to her , attendance, at staff driver, 1 -le remustered sister-in.law Mrs. Noble Scott, ' Centennial social to the Royal Flying Corps and Exeter Saturday much im-1 'inc centennial committee Mrs, m, ay and and son „ A donation of $25.00 was 1! . B. Baker. WilJIaju liaviland, who died Gordon of Erindale returned Wheafood Makes a Differ- to be sent to Dr, :Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mitchell for bales. I spent Saturday evening and Mrs, Emery Des Jardins Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, gave an interesting report on Robert McDonald of Clinton the Presbyterial at Wingham. and Wayne Mitchell spent the Mrs, William Love also stress- weekend with his grandparents, ed the importance of filling out Mr,1and Mrs. George Mitchell, reports carefully and fully this of Moray. year, The treasurer's report Alr, and Mrs. C. A, E. 13o - vas given by Mrs. Allan Miller iberls left last week on a trip who also gave a chapter on the to England. study book with topic "I have! Mr, and Mrs,. John Kowal- gone fora long, long trip—and chuk, Larry and Reid visited Pin all alone", on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Colin Love will take the N. Kowalchuk and faintly of study hook for May. The presi.i London. dent called, attention to "Lets! The amalgamation of Stan - take a long look at ourselves" ley and Biddulph district Scar - in Missionary Monthly, • lief Chanier brought six LOL !lodges together at Greenway CGIT attends rally Ion Friday night, April 14, 'Thirty-one members of the when Wellwood Gill took the ECGIT r nwni with etshrai their leaders,ineadMrs,rascarlet degree. The six lodges were: Bayfield, Varna, Exeter, Wilma DesJardine, attended Woodham, Lucan and Gran- itic annual rally in North St, va United Church in. Goderich. Miss Aima Hendrick gradu- ated at the evening graduation service. Mrs. Jean Thurlow of Strat- ford Teacher's College was the guest speaker. She chose as her subject "Unto the hills, do receive(' his commission as ad' prove , for SS No,3 Hibbert held a 2nd lieutenant in the RAF un- Mr, and Mrs, Oren Grace Of , social eveing recently. Pie - lit the end of the war. Gibralter, Mich„ spent the; tures taken at the Centennial He re-enlisted in World War . weekend withMr. and Mrs. I last summer were shown by II as a flying officer instruct. Wellington Heist. Mrs, Gerald Agar,Staffa, Mrs, ing navigation. He retired frond Mfrs. Ezra Feist suffered a Beatrice Turner, Mitchell, and the RCAF as Flight Lieutenant weak spell with a fall last Sun- M?, Bob Livingston of Hamil- and carried on at Centralia I day evening and has been underton Station with adinThistralivn du- 1 the doctort care and was eon- Some of the school children ties as a civilian until 1960 fined to her bed .but shows participated in a skit and Mrs. when j11 -health forced him to sorne 'inprovernerit. °tire. Mt. and Mrs, Wilmer Pfaff nRuembebrotra.Sadler, Jr, sang two He is survived by his wife, and family have moved into Lunch was served followed Margaret, one son, Gordon, by a dance ‘yith Mr, Nelson and two grandchildren, Elliott Howe and Carol providing the and Heather, music. A good crowd attended, Personal items the house formerly occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Neilson Schenk now owned by Mr. Gerald Schenk. Miss Edna Ellber and Mrs, John Jr. Geboski of Ubly, Mi- chigan, called oh Miss Ella Link, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Couple wed 50 years • Mr. and Mrs. EdWln Beaver celebrated their. 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, April 15 with a family dinner at The Colonial, Grand Bend, They were married 'at Toronto, April 18, 1011. Their daughter (Edna) Mrs. Arnold Rohertson and husband and daughter, Anne of London spent the day with th em Mr, and Mrs. Beaver have not had the best of health of late years but enjoyed the day very much. They 'received many cards and congratulations and a .beautiful cake was don- ated by the daughter to serve to their friends and neighbors when they called this week. Personal items 1)*Mrs. Clarence Fahner re- 0rned home from Hospital at 'widen last week, • Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Spar - ling of Walkerton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon tillerlock on Sunday.. ".. .. .t.Z.;!;;;;:ezelMatta=1;•;:;;.=;;;••=gM Topics frOm Woodham Recent visitors with Miss Margaret and Mr, James Mill- er were Mr. and Mrs, Eldred Harry Beaver. MeNicol and Mr, George 1141.11 - Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Heist er, all of Londen. celebrated their 40th wedding Anniversary on Sunday with a family dinner at the Dominion Hotel at Zurich. Mr: Elmer Lawson was taken to London to Victoria Hospital on Monday with pneumonia. Mrs. Pearl Faulhater of Kit- useziomm.m.?aumm=gorlig chener spent Sunday with Mr. i and Mrs. Wm. Bender and Personal tems family and with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruby Coleman of Clyde, Allan Becker and family. Michigan accompanied by her Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Faist sister, !Mrs. Marvin Smith of Paducah, Kentucky, visited on Wednesday with her niece, Mrs. 'Hugh Morenz, Mr. Mor- enz and Billie. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Adams, Mark and Brock of London were weekend visitors at the home of Don's parents, Mr. and Mts. Les Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarkes grandfather, Mr. Wil- bert,Yount at the:13ox-Fictieral Home in Parkhill on Monday, Mr. John Lamport of Tor- onto is spending several days this week with his mother, Mrs. E. Lamport and brother, Mr. Tom Lamport. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Chap- man of London were weekend visitors with Mr. and (Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Billie. Miss Marlene Clarke was a Wednesday visitor with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young at Corbett. ftfatOrMttiniMMIUMENUM Report on Shipka and family of Kitchener spent Saturday with the former's. mo- ther Mrs. Ezra Feist and Nola. Mrs. F. Feist was up for a few days this week with Mrs, Ezra Faist. Mr, Lorne Preszcator re- turned home from London Hos- pital on Tuesday. twimmaimamoorasexamm News from North Elosanquet t.7.•.%;1=n-Y-A-Crialt=tattt.zi Personal items Mr. Roger Farley of Farley Produce, London, has been named successor to William Blewett as manager of the Kiondyke Gardens storage. Mr. By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE and Mrs. Farley are living at :•:.-,.;=I:=403i1t4=t1=rarga,;(= Grand Bend'ants of the 48th WMS meeting, Highlanders, Toronto, visited The Easter meeting of the the sergeants of the RCR camp, WMS was held in the base- ipperwash last Saturday and ment of the church. last Thurs. Sunday in return for the lat- dav with 13 members present. ter's visit for Robert Burns' Mrs. J. Wareham presided day last January 25, for the thankbffering service. A story on "Courage" was read by Mrs, Fred Doupe and Mrs. Lawrence , Copeland gave a reading on "Easter". The president Mrs. F. Doupe presided for the business. Lunch was served and a social time spent. Personal items Mrs. Roy Kirk, of Granton, scent the weekend with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mr. and (Mrs, Glenn Lam- bert, Marilyn and Dennis of Davison, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Danny, Deb- orah and Nancy were Sunday guests with Mrs, M. Jacques, Mr. and Mrs, Vic Jenssen *1 40 and family motored to Hearst ( for the weekend and virAed with the fortner's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jenssen and other relatives. Mr. !and Mrs, Orland Squire, Elaine and Don, of Centralia, were Sunday., visitors with Mr, and , Mrs, Harry Squire and, faip, • Mrs, Arthur Hopkins, Mrs. Vic Chatten visited on Thurs- day with Mr. Arthur Hopkins at Westalinster Hospital, Lon- don. Mrs. Cecil IMossey of Eighth Line was the guest of Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills on Thursday last, Mr, and Mrs. 13ruce Kettle, Mitt Betty Kettle and Big Courtney of Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chatten of Lon- don, Mr, and ;Mrs. Vic Chat - ten and Barbara were visitors with WS, H Chatten and Frank. Mrs. Fred johntton,Alitchell, tpetit Wednesday afternoon vitt) her niece, Mrs, Arthur linnkins, Alit, Arnold Hern, Miss Car- elYit flern, Barbara Chatten, Mts, William Rundle, tAfrs. Gerald Brintnell and Mrs. Don Wilson attended a tnitcellane.. out shower at the home ef. Mrs, S: Simpson, Thaniet Road ter Mist Margaret Andersen on Monday evening last prior to her Marriage on Saturday. Mr, Ralph Wareham, Miss Jeanne Webb, Robert Ware- ham, Douglas and Dennis Webb and Jim Rundle attended the hockey game between St, Marys And Owen Sound An Sat- urday eVelillig in Stratford , I Owing 16 the illness of the patter, ReV. J, 'Wareham, the church serviee was withdrawn 00 Sunday Merning. ••• #._ It inay be the *best that the average person is in a rut, If he should crawl out he might get lost. 011111111111111111111111/1 ..... 11111111 llllll 1 llllll 1111 lllll 1 llllllllll 1/ lllll 111111111111111111111111111 llllllll 1 lllll 11111111110 Rafuse, Ford & Keast AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS L, E. 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A millinery department has Mrs, Don Hendrick and Mrs. , ' been established for the first Ed Gill attended the rally with the group. time at the theatre to cope . with the demand, Lily Jamon, Receives , degree Toronto, will continue to do Miss Evelyn Jeanne Desjar- the larger part of the milli - dine, Grand Bend, last Sunday nery work. She has made the was awarded a Bachelor of hats since 1953. Theology degree from AlbertaSophia Marten of Vienna will Bible Institute in Camrose, Al- undertake the extra millinery project and will have. to cre- berta. She received her' major in Bible with minors in the-, ate from bishop's miters to ology and Christian Education. the beret type hat worn by Personal items Henry VIII. All Must be elab- orately jewelled and embroici- !Miss April Whiting of Park- 'ered. The majority of the hill and Miss Donna Ruth women s millinery will be Sturdevant spent the weekend fashioned from the same rich with their grandparents, Mr. brocades and velvets of which and Mrs. William Love, the gowns are made. Mr. and Mrs. William' Love, Meanwhile the opehing date Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Whiting of June 19 comes closer. Be-. and family of Pa'flehill' itterid-' ar s a rted --this MoridiV.` • I ROOTWILECTIC POWER and LIGHTING • Industrial Control, 550, 220, 110 Voltage Transformer, Motor and Control Equipment Installation House, Barn, Motel, Hotel PHONE' 528W EXETER llllllllll 11111111111111111t111111111111 l 11 ll 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 M1111111111111.1111111111111111111111101111tH1111111111111111 . Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- ncsday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week. 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