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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-29, Page 19111111111111”....."Ing:—. HENSALL BABY SHOW WINNER—Champion in the six months and over class at Hensall Spring Fair baby show was Cheryl Ford, eight -month-old daughter of Mr, .sncl Mrs, Wayne Ford, Hensall, Obviously, she's happy over her triumph, —T -A photo Crediton churches stage SS picnics By MRS, M. FAIST CREDITON United SS picnic Crediton United Church held. its Sunday School picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter, on June 24. Over 70 were present. Attendance was less on ac- count of measles in different fainities. Winners iii sports were: Run- ning race under 6, Margaret Kestte; '6-9, girls, Barbara Att- field; boys, Murray Hodge; 9-12, girls, Kathy Boulianne; boys, Brian Lamport; young ladies, Judy Lamport; young men, Jimmie Finkbeiner. A candy scramble for children under 6. Mixed shoe race, 6-9, Barb- ara Atifield; boys' three-legged race, 6-9, Teddy Skinner and Billy Hodge; girls, 9-12, rabbit hop, Susan- Schroeder; boys, 9-12, the bends, Bob Coulter; young ladies double trouble, Judy Lamport; young men kicking a boot through a hoop, Jini Neil; adult class measure waist of partner, Russell Fink- beiner; musical arms, 6-12, boys and girls, Miriam Iiiitz; Adult class threading gum drops, Mrs, E. Neil; blind feed- ing the 'blind, Mrs. E. Lam- port and Mr. E, Neil; hula hoop contest, Kenneth Moon's side; treasure hunt, Douglas Lightfoot; weight guessing contest, Jim Finkbeiner; guess- ing the mystery object, Mrs. Lorne Hodge. A game of dodge ball and baseball were played and all partook of a picnic lunch, EUB church picnic Sunday School picnic of the EUB church was held last Wednesday evening in Com- munity Field with a fair crowd. The weather was rather cool but sports kept everyone warm. All enjoyed a good time and partook of a picnic lunch. Baptism at EUB church On Sunday morning in the EUB church three babies re- ceived the rites of baptism: Lynda Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Lippert; Daniel William, son of Mr. and Mrs, Don Bell. and. John Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Muma of Exeter, A pot of mums was placed in memory of the late Annie Heist by the family. Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff visited at Aylmer Sunday with 11r. and Mrs. Wilfred Berge and family. Julie returned with her grandparents for some time. * Mr, jolthny Wade left •Sun- da' for Stratford for the stun - mer months. Field Day of the school area Nage. • Many- from here attended the opening of the .new wing or: the South Huron 'Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday, Mr. and, Mrs. Wilmar Wein and, -Barbara visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick WIterth and family at Galt on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Cootee and girls of Elkton, „Mich, visited with the latter's sister, Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Smith and Gerald on Sunday. Message from Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Personal items Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Marikay, .Mr, Brian Laird and Miss Eleanor Hodgins attend- ed the Mitchell picnic at Springbank on Saturday after- noon, Eleanor remained in London and returned to her duties at the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing following her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son spent the weekend with Corporal :and Mrs, Frank Har rigan in Aylmer. On the way home they visited in Lambed with their son, Mr. and .1‘, .Reid Brown. .Mr. and Mrs. Bestward, proprietors of Niagara Falls largest restaurant, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott on Wednesday of last week. Dennis Shoebottom. of Lon- don, was a weekend visitor with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebottom. Mr, Robert Harrison and Miss Lorna Dixon, of London, were Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison. David Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Elliott, is a pa- tient in the Children's War Memorial Hospital in. London. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Shoe - bottom, a Fanshawe, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shodbottom and family on Fri- day. • Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ab- bott joined their family for a picnic in the park in Stratford on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott and family, Mrs. Clarence McDowell and, Janet, Miss Agnes Anderson, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred. ,Huxtable and Billie at- tended the Cochrane family re- union at Ducharme's Beach, Wirth of Grand Bend, on Sat- urday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paul Was :held oh Monday at Dash- and. Terri of Kirkton, were San Wood. day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mr, Nick Ferdossow Of Mont. real spent the weekend visit- ing friends in town. Mrs. Albert Wolfe is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Louden, and undenverd: surgery On Thursday :morning. Mr. J. R. Wolfe of Detroit anent Sunday_ With his Mother, Mrs. Albert Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Robert - On of London visited "en Sat- urday With the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin BeaVet", Dr, Kari MorloCk Of Roches- ter, Minn. Spent a .few days With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moriock, and Ella last week. Mr. and Mrs. iflinier taW- S011 attended the Wither UM- ily picnic on Saturday,.June • 24 held at the home .of Mr, and Mrs. Jarnea Loft, Ilderion. The following Sunday they en. tertained Mr, and MrS. Lee Rey Langley and Rodger and Miss 104 'NM Of Detroit, Mr, Carl Radford is a pa. lieot id SL jOsepit's llospital, London, and. underwent surgery oti WedneadaY morning, Mr, and Mrs. DOttglas Haig and datighters Beth and Carol ot Madiatin, W18,4, Visited with" Mr. and Mrs. Einitory Fehr- tiet lag 'Week, WedrieSday this W Mkt tI1ic2A, Mr. and Mit. jog, WOodell marked the 56th an- nivertary of their Marriage. Also On the Sallie date their ("Might& &If, and Mrs, ,lack s. Ce ntralIa:SUnday School fetes ...students,..teachers presentations for perfect at- .tendanee and honor students! and .pertificatcs. •of recognition 4.0 „retiring teachers were made • at the closing exergises of the • Protestant ,Chapel, d y SC:heel, RCAF .Centralia, jtme, 18- The _ceremony took pjace .thirthg, a combined. .family ser-, vice In the. J. A. D. McCurdy School .auditoritim, ,conducted by the station chaplainst -Ca Fee and - Flt, Moore. Fit, Lt, Moore outlined the values of Christian .edtteation to the stintents and parents. In the absence of Sup't Sgt Denglas Grayer, Mrs. p,. A. McConnell, assisted by the chaplains made the presenta- tions, Perfect Attendance Kindergarten Beth Allen., Lorne Hicks. Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Singe of Beamsville were recent visi- tors with the former's sister, Mrs, Lloyd Hodgson. ' Mrs. Benson Williams of Exeter was a Wednesday eve- ning visitor with Mr, and Mrs. ,George Dunn, A nulnber froin the village attended. the opening Of the new South Iltirort Hospital wing in Exeter on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Clarence McDowell was the contractor for the new strticture. Mr,,, and Mrs, Fred Bowdon and Margaret attended the baptismal service in, the Zion church on Sunday Meriting and spent the day with the Jaques family, Mr, and MrS, George Dunn accompanied Mr. and Mrs. -Howard Kerslake and Mr. and Mrs, lam es Earl to Owen Sound on Saturday where they attended the Germ faMily There were 11 iti attend- ance. Peyee o Tig.otoe tegekod the aot,4 wive:Poor Of their Mar. • ZWAIMMAT21%1MMUMIZAM111t1;21,..:,-, The story in, Grand Bend Barbara Gardiner, Teresa Mar- Grade 2 — Linda Destobel, shall, Susan Warburton, Tiath- Lynn 'Tether, Douglas Allen, mine Foley, Trudy Hollander, Jimmy Wibberley. Rosemary Ellen •Simpson, .j1.1dY • Grade 3 — „Jeannie McPhee, White, Laurie Wale, 1.441detlY Darrell Wilson, Tattle, David Pa*, :nogg. Rm.' Grade 4 — -Susan 'Lennox, Donnie Crosby, Marshall.: :Grade 5 — Sandra weiker., say, Grant. Martin, Guy'Blank*, David.m-Goororldsl.ne, Wayne Tether., Wayne bred . i Grade 6 — Janice Turner, rY, Michael Ithel. Grade 1 — Joanne Donald, David Elat,ep, Penny Vincent, Dianne Darr, Grade 7 — Betty Ann me. Kathy White, Freda Dark, Di., Callum, Bill Allen. anne LeBoutillier, David 114111. Grade 8 Barbara Amos, dBaryu,tinilic jleiaireipSriamtipson, Karl de Brciaenrfiflii:ber, Certificates of Recognition I Grade 3 — Betsy Beer, Sand- Miss Valerie Herbert, Miss ra Hunt, Lynn Tellier, KathrYil Karen Walker, Sandra Morris, Jessup, Kathy Lund, Debby Mrs, R. E. Destobel, Cpl. Her- Olah, Linda Destobel, Pat Jes- old Turner, Mrs. R. Jackson, sup, Nancy Rawson, Lance Mrs, Don Wilson, Mrs, Doro- ' McLaren George Briggs, wthruteWair‘lhitisroLn,yieldneissuaSnaanadarya, Philip 'Wore, Douglas Men. Billy Warburton, Jimmy,. Jim-, Miss 'Allison Mitchell, Mrs, K. no. E. Hoffer, Bill Allen, i G•a de 1 — Jeanie MacPlice EnoY jfamily F icnic Gwen Gardner, Christine Ebel, The closing highlight of the Crosby, Bruce Mar- year for the pupils and teach. shall, Bruce Rees, Darrell Wil- ers of the Sunday School was son, Murray Young. the family picnic held on Sat. Grade 4 Wendy Robertson, urday in the Riverview .Park, Joanne Gardner, Susan Len- Exeter. By MRS, WELLWOOD GILL nos', Heather McLeod, Elizabeth The picnic started with a Leach, Judy Hunt, Jill Hunt. scramble. of suckers for the ' " ' Paul Fee, Craig Herbert, David young children and the distri- Mo,bution ,balloons. Gradeore— Janis Walker, Main competition was the Gloria Corbin, Sandra Walker, races, which were announced Sandra White, Susan by Sup'Sgt. D. Grayer. as- Mallorie Leach, Shirley Le- sisted by Fit. Lts. J, Young Douglas MacPhee, and Simpson, who acted as Cameron McLeod, starters for the races; Fit, Lt. Grade 6 — Shirley Destobel, Gibson and Cpl. Wiper and Robert GraYer, Tom Allen, LAC J. Wood. who picked the JohnKinrade winners, and Flt. Lts, R. Mar - The Sterling Bible Class ef St. James Evangelical United Brethren Church of Buffalo, N,Y, which was organized fifty years ago still hold their reg- ular meetings. Over the weekend those who are still with the class were guests of Mr. and mrs, S, Ro- bert MacPherson, They are: Mr. and Mrs. V. 5, Kauth, Mr. and. Mrs, Emil Herschberg, Miss IlYlina Kauth, Mrs. Mabel Samson of Buf- falo, N,Y., and Mrs. Irene Pol- lock of Kerwood, Ontario. Saturday night guests with Mr. and Mrs. S. Robert Mac- Pherson 'were his sisters and their husbands, Alr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb, Grand - Bend, and cousin, Mrs. Eva Laughton, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mrs. Sarah Patterson. Mr. John Evala of Detroit spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill, Miss Marjorie Keifer of Wing - ham has taken a position with Mr. Fred Gratton for the sum- mer. Mrs. Orval Powell of Bay- field is spending two weeks with her sister, Miss Marion Calwell. At a meeting of the Grand Bend Library board last; week Mrs. Douglas Gill was ap- pointed librarian in place of Mrs. Mel. Gowdy who with Mr. Gowdy hive moved to their new home near Toronto. The open air services at Grand Bend United, Church will be held on. church lawn during July and August. Mn- ister will be Rev, A. E. Hol- ley. 'The church school has classes for all ages during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson -visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woodburn and family. Mallard reunion The Mollard reunion was held at Severn Park, Grand Bend on June 25 with about ninety at- tending. Many old acquaifttences were renewed. Gifts were given to the oldest and youngest, also gifts were sent to some who wore not able to be there, ' It was voted to hold reunion next year same place and date, •011110111•111.10. Grade 7 — Betty Ann Mc- Callum, G a il Lennox,. Bill Lennox, Bill Allen, Grade 8— Maureen Gardner, Lorraine Robertson, Barbara Amos, Thelma Amos, Nancy Ayton, Bob Storie, Callum and son wheelbarrow race, and MacPhee, Peter McLeod, Bry- the husband and wife needle an Haber, Ian McConnell. and thread race proved to provide great entertainment Honour Students for the ,speetators. Kindergarten: Stephen Walk- Following the races a pea- er, Ross Ramsay, Grant Mar- nut scramble was held. the tin, S a n d r a Stock, Laurie Tuttle. chaplains doing the honors. A picnic lunch was enjoyed, Grade 1—Diane Barr, Jackie ice cream and soft, drhaks be- MacPhee. ing distributed to all. tin and 0, K. Doyle who dis- tributed the prizes. 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