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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-22, Page 12rr Page 12 The Timo;-A4vocafe, Jure 22, 1961 Crediton East .fast 1 :honors couple PY MRS. MPTz CREDITON EAST On June 9 the CreditonEast Line Party was held at the home of Mrs. Sam Bayn am in, honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Ryden. The bride ,is the former Marcia Smith, Exeter. They were presented withoa coffee table and wall mirror by Mrs. .ELI Sims and Mrs. Fhyllis Hohner. The address was read by Mr. John Jesney. Personal items Quite a number of children • around here have the measles. Mrs. Sam Baynham of Exe- • ter spent the weekend at her home here ad attended Dec- oration Day at Grand Bend cemetery on Sunday. Jerry Sims, of Exeter, spent last weekend with his grand. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sims. Quite a Dumber from here attended the Kuhn-Regier wed- ding on Saturday at Mount Carmel church. Mrs. Earl Heist spent Mon- day in St, Marys. News budget from Baseline Sorority which purchased two perineal heat lamps.! By MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR Mrs. Joseph Wooden, sorority vice-president, and Mrs., Marjorie JJelbridge, assistant director of nursing, view the treatment lamps. —T -A photo , ANOTHER HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTION — Among the groups who have made contributions recently to equip- ment to South Huron Hospital is the Beta Sigma Phi' News of Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mr. and Mrs, Paur McNaugh-1 ton, of Zurich, visited on Suri - day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, 'Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Haward Pyrn, ;Joan and Brian visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Pym of Exeter and Mr. and, Mrs, Bert Lobb of Holmesville,: The ladies of imvi e. Women's Institute enjoyed a bus trip to London on Thurs- day, June 15. After supper a tour was enjoyed. A large crowd from this. community attended the Johns picnic held in Riverview F'ark,, Exeter, Miss Flossie Davey of Cen- trade is staying a few days. with Mr. and Mrs. John Rid- ley. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle and Allen, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Rundle and David, Mr, and: Mrs. Grant Skinner and Mr., and Mrs. Gerald Shore visited! ' on Sunday with • Mr. and MrS. I byranklin Skinner. Miss Margaret Johns, Dr..! and Mrs. Martin Johns and family of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Cassar and Terri, of London, spent .the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Johns. The Elimville Sunday School anniversary service will be held on Sunday at 11 aan. with Rev. T. Elliott. of Kirk - ton as guest minister. The jun- ior choir will be assisting with the music. • Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. W, J. Routly were Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair and chil- dren of London, Mr. and Mrs. .K. Hogg and .Robert, Thorn - dale and Mr. and Mrs. Hillson Whiteford, Kenneth and Julie, Ingersoll. Miss Anna Routly of Simcoe and Mr, Don Willcox, Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Routly. Mrs. William Routly attended an executive meeting of WMS , and WA Huron Presbyterial. in Wingham on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice and family, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Hodgert and family, Mrs. L. Hodgert of Seaforth visited on Sunday ,with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Mrs. L. Hod- gert is remaining for a few • days. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. J. Fletcher, of Fergus, were Sunday guess of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston, Mrs. Robert Elston, Mrs, Ruth Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. D. ton where they visited Dr. Elizabeth Bagshaw, returning by way of Toronto visiting at Mr. and Mrs, Cyril McMartin's Christie where Mr. andMrs. will make a short visit before returning to their home in Ed- monton by plane on Tuesday after spending seyeral weeks in Ontario with friends and rela- tives, Mr. and Mrs. David Holland visited with Mrs. Holland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Sheppard, Parkhill, on Sunday. ar n daugh- ters, of Wiarton, spent a few days visiting at the home of Messrs. Nelson, Alfred and Oliver Baker and families. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Gregor, of Kippen, spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. John Rinn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Summer- ville, of Clibe, Alberta, visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker attended, the Kirkton United Church anniversary services on Sunday and were guests of Mrs. Baker's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Delmar Johnson, a I son and Mr. end MrS. Wilfred end Mr,. qeorn PaYnhant at- StucUmnts at Central I a j IIWCtable visited 911 StuldaY nteiclecl the Pe"r41194 service ,`'44.40 . Flint, Michitan. Billie Hnx. in the grang Pend gemetery present music reci Murray Elliott ar . table spent t e day with Miss Sunday ,and, Visited at the borne Andersen and Mr, ,mut Mrs, rolgr. and MrS. Tsang Pea - e 1 By M"' FRED C4EQNWTRPAELNIA Kenneth liedgins and her pupils ,gave music lovers a _real treat on Friday evening when they presented a recital in the auditorium. of the Uni- ted Church with the pastor, Rev. D. F. Guest, as master of ceremonies, Assisting were Mr. W. Foster ' of Exeter who opened the pro - rani with an, organ recital and played several numbers dur- ing the intermission;. Marg Desrochers, violinist, RCAF oCreenterlitra4fromth 1 , anda youngeitcA people' hIS, School under the direction of Mr, George Shippey. Boys and girls taking part in piano solos were Garry ,Tripp, Gail Cronyn, Nancy Lennox, Jerry Morley, Susan Morley, Barbara Lamport, Janice Mor- ley, Charles Gobeil, Richard 1,AShdon, Ruth Ann King, Gail I Lamport, Donna INfeLeocl, Ruth Hodge, Gordon Turnbull, Bar- bara Attfield, Wendy Neil, Bobby Crosby, Gwen Finkbeiner, Joan Hicks, Ella Mae Schlenker, Slap Len- nox, Marlene Noels, Karen Finkbeiner, Margaret Haist, Gail Lennox, Judy Finkbeiner, Sharon Lightfoot and Faye Schlenker. Piano duets, Marikay Hod- gins and Garry Tripp, Gail Cro- nyn and Marikay Hodgins, Nor- ma Lupke and Janice Morley, Ruth Hodge and BarbaraAtt- field, Ella Mae and Faye Schlenker; organ and piano duets, Karen and Gwen Fink- beiner, Marlene Noels and Margaret Heist, Judy Finkbei- ner and Sharon Lightfoot. Two pupils, Elva Finkbeiner and Charmain• Schenk, were absent on account of illness. Bouquets of summer flowers , made an attractive setting for the occasion. Ladies attend tea About twenty ladies from the United Church attended the blossom tea and bake sale at Saintsbury Anglican Church. last Wednesday afternoon. During the afternoon their rector, the Rev. MacAulay was introduced by Mrs. Heber Da- vis. A splendid tea was enjoyed by the many visitors attending from several area churches. WMS meeting Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs, Per- cy Noels and Miss Agnes An- derson were in charge of the program and conducted the worship service on. Tuesday evening at the meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society. A piano solo was played by Marlene Noels and a colored film strip entitled "I found a new world" was shown. An ar- ticle on Christian Citizenship was read by Mrs. Ray Shoe - bottom. flans were outlined for the July meeting when the auxiliary ontertains the BalaY Eand, mo- thers and Mission Band, During the week Mrs. George Hicks, Airs. E, Powe and miss Anderson assisted the supply secretary, Mrs, George Dime in packing a bale for overseas relief. The hostesses were Mrs. Hep- burn, Mrs, Heist and Mrs Dune, Schools take trip The leachers and pupils of the Fairfield and Sharon pith. lie schools enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto on Wednesday of last week. They toured the Parliament Buildings, Marine Museum, Casa Loma, Fort York and Mackenzie House. Mothers of some of, the children went along to make up the bus load. Communion will be observed in the United Church on Sun• day morning, June 25. Personal items Rev. and Mrs. Duncan M. Guest spent Sunday afternoon with relatives in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Light- foot were Sunday visitors with Mrs, Wm, Bieber in Dashwood. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lee of Ailsa Craig were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks on Thursday of last week, • .Janet, aaugnter 01 inr. and Mrs, Clarence McDowell, was in South Huron Hospital, for a couple of days last week hav- ing a tonsilectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- gins and Marikay attended the Decoration service in the Grand Bend cemetery on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Steeper and family at Corbett. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunning. ton and Miss Mabel Refoir were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmer and Carol in Dashwood. They also called on Mr. Henry Bender, Mr. Melvin and Mr. Herbert Schlunt. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Law - 0 llllllll 111111 llll 111111.11 llll 1 lll 1 lllll 111111111111111111/ Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week. Hunter-Duvar Ltd. 14'M llllllll M... lllllllllll U. lllll Mrs. Dotig. Vnison, Donna Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden ,3,Y nd J at nrttenet fStragiroYadMargaetaddhe an tin , . inversary serviee in the Kirk - Were su anCY ' visitors with Mrs Thos. Boyes while Mr. and ton United Church on, Sunday , /ru , .1.11.1...11,1111111!.. , 1.11111tPultly.m.k,!P 'Crs. Elmer Wilson attended the Neil picnic at IlivervieW Park in Exeter. haron Lightfoot has a e- cepted a position at Grand Bend for the simmer months. Mr. an Mrs. Wm. Abbott and son Billie of Niagara Falls are vacationing for a week with Mr. and Mrs. MurraY Ab- bott and other relatives, 'Mr. 'and Mrs, Wm. HaddoCk P11,1 spent the day at a family, geko-gether at the iletne of Mr- and Mrs. Bay PaYnter- Abent 9P,O, luinsewives and business Women serve .es vet, unteer members of the caPad, j4n .13.9d Cr9Corps in 21 enmmuntties. ALF, ANDRUS Heating, 403 ANDREW — Oil Burners — Plumbing Sheet Metal Work ST., EXETER PHONE l 11111 ll 111 ll 111111, 719 • Dobbs for Dodge Act Now & Save! Let's talk now about a trade on. a 1961 Dodge Dart, Chrysler or Valiant. You will AVOID THE 3% SALES TAX. The saving will almost PAY FOR YOUR VACATION! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '56 FORD 6-cyl., blue, . safety -cleared by our OPP. 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Regular $1.75 Bottle FRIDAY NITE .SPECIAL 99, Straight Skirt and MATCHING BLOUSE Reg, $6.95 for $5.00 Irwin's ,Ladies Wear Phone 474 Exeter Half -Price Table Continues Summer Clothing at Real Bargains MacMillans Phone 37 Exeter Visit Our Bargain Tables for Outstanding Values Ladies' Cotton Panties Regular 90yl Children's Rayon Panties Regular 85y', Girls' Wool & Nylon Ankle Sox Regular 98(1, 39c 3 PAIR $ $2,00 OFF ALL GRANDNERE SWEATERS F. A. May & Son Phone 190 Exeter BUG BULBS Regular 39¢, 25c with ' the purchase of S1.06. worth of 25., 40 or 60 -watt OE bulbs, Russell Electric PHONE 109 • EXETER More HALF,PRICE BARGAINS on clearing lines * Crystal Glass * Chrome Aluminum * Leather -Good Jack Smith CREDIT JEWELLER Phenel 510 Exeter 'ANOTHER GREAT Bargain Table Quality Merchandise - Selling at Half Price Walper's Men's Wear Phone 81 Exeter MEN'S Work Shoes Cork, Paned, Corded or Leather Soles AS LOW AS $4.98 Wuerth's SHOE, STORE "The Store With the Gold Bend Stamps" 1