HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-28, Page 17I would like to lake this op-
portunity to say "thank you"
Lo and relatives for
the lovely shower gifts which
1 recieved prior to my mar
-
rine, A special thank:, to the
ones who got .the two showers
up. -Mary Gibson. 28*
We would like to thank all
OM friends, neighbors and
relatives for the lovely and
most useful wedding presents,
A speeial thanks to Shiplca
community for the lovely chair
and lamp and also to the folks
who work in the airmen's mess
for the toaster. It was most
thoughtful . of you. -Fred and
Mary Gibson, 28"'
The family of the late, Mrs.
Eliza Sims wish to thank all
!friends, neighbors and rola-
lives for kindness shown dur-
ing their recent bereavement.
1 • 28*
DEATHS —
HARTMAN - Joseph Peter, 3 -
month -old twin son of Mr,
and Mrs. Joe Hartman, pass-
ed away suddenly in his crib
Tuesday, September 26. Be-
sides his parents he is sur-
vived by his twin brother,
John Paul, and three sisters,
Judith, Vicki and JoAnn•
grandparents Mr, and- Mrs,
Herb Hartman, London, and
Air, and Mrs. Art Haugh,
Dashwood. Resting at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral home
pending funeral arrange-
ments, 28c
fits; MEMORIAM—
kvArr-In memory of My be-
loved Dad, Captain Pilot Ian
Af, Watt, who died four years
ago, October 1, 1957, 4nd a
dean .mother wi) died one
Iyear ago, October 22, 1960-
1aith looks beyond the time of
I grief and pain,
1For love will always abide
and we shall meet, again -
1. -.Lovingly remembered by
their daughter, Marian Sweet
and family. 28e
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Comments about .
Kippen
By MRS, NORMAN LONG
. .
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Hut-
chison of St, Thomas were
weekend visitors of the latter's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, W. L. Aiellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl of
Listowel were Sunday pests of
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Dickert,
Mr, and Airs. Nelson Riley,
Marlene and Eleanor, returped
Friday from Malford, Indiana,
where they attended the fune-
ral of Mrs. Riley's cousin,
Mr, John Doig of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., visited during the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Lydia Doig who is ill in Victo-
ria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr,
Winthrop, were Sunday guests
of Mr, and Mrs, Elston DoWson.
Kippen Rally
Rally Day service at United
Church, Kippen, was well at-
tended and was conducted bY
Rev. E. New of Monkton.
Rev. IL Johnston conducted
anniversary services at Beth-
esda on 'the Monkton charge.
The junior choir sang. The
story was given by Sharon Mc-
Bride "The Church is There,"
The leaflets were given out
at the door by Margie Elgie and,,
Leslie Mae Lostell.
TMS
E; INENDYK ..- Air. and Mrs.
Henry Binnentlyk, RR 1Kip•
pen, announce the birth of a
son, Alichael Henry, at Smith
tqrpn Hospital, September
23-a brother for John,
VIVID - Mr. and Mrs, .Jc'1
Boyd, Pembroke, announce
the birth of jdaughter at
South ifuron Hospital, Sep
tember 26.
rr,VERV-Mr. and Mrs. Pieter
FeVorY, RR 1 Clandeboyc
trwounce the birth of a son,
#11nmy, at South Muton Hos-
pital, September 25-a bro-
ther for Marlyn.
K'NSMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Ro.
bell Kinsman, Kippen, are
happy to announce .the birth
of a son, Lyle Gordon, at
Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, September 25,
ItlfliTSSRAU--1#1oyd and Gloria
Mousseau (nee Twitchell), RR
2 Heesall, are happy to an-
ratince the birth of a (laugh.
ter at Clinton Public Hos-
p'tal. Seoleinher 26-a sister
for Barry, Bradley and
Frankic,
11PGIER. - Mr, and Mrs, Leo
Regier, RR 8 Parkhill, an-
nonnee the birth of a &ugh -
OW, Regina Marie, at St. Jo.
vph's Hospital, September
• 11.
1fl'OMJ"SON -Vincent and
;11 a r 1 y n Thompson (nee
Ryan), Parkhill, wish to an.
nounce the hirth of a daugh-
ter, Cindy Lou Ann, at .
Joseph's Hospital, London,
ENGAGEMENTS— •
Mr. and Airs. Bruce Cann,
Exeter, wish to announce the
engagement of their eldest
daughter, Susanna, to Mr, Ro-
bert James Gray, Ottawa, son
of Mrs. Joseph Gray and the
late Mr. Gray, Vancouver, B.C.
The wedding will, take place at'
2.30 o'clock, Saturday, October
21, 1961, at the Pentecostal
Tabernacle, Exeter, Ontario.
pIRTHS NO OHAPOR
cArips OP THANKS 76e
gNOAGEMENT$, ....... . . 76e
IYInMORIAMS 1,1,00
(Foerdine verso)
gxtra vorsoo, each 25c
CARPS QF THANKS,
We would Rice to thank our
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown to tis
at the lime of our accident,
Special thanks to Dr. J. C. God-
dard, Mr, Burgess, of St-jo-
seplfs Service Station, West.
lake Ambulance and staff of
South Huron Hospital, Exeter
-Erie and Blearier Mansfield,
28e
281,
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Exeter, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lillian Irene, to Mr. Gordon
Melville Marquardt, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Marquardt,
RR 2 Mitchell, Ont. The wed-
ding to take place on Saturday,
October 28 at St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church, Zurich, Ontario.
28*
Mr. and Mrs. A. Garnet
Hicks, RR 3 Exeter, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Kathryn
Blanche, to Mr, Douglas Alvin
Fulton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Fulton, RR. 3 Exeter.
The wedding to take place on
Saturday, October 14, at 2
o'clock, James Street United
ra, Exeter, Ontario. 28nc
CARDS OF THANKS --
Alice and Alden Walker offer
sincere thanks to relatives and
friends for all good wishes and
kindnesses extended to them
while Alice was in hospital
and since returning home,
Especially they remember and
appreciate the thoughtfulness
and generosity of their neigh -
hors and the sustenance of their
minister and his family. 28*
It gives me great pleasure to
thank all those who remember-
ed me in any way, also the
doctors, the nurses and. staff,
while a patient in South Huron Get More Out Of Life
Hospital. -W. J, Passmore.
Airs. J. AL Southeott thanks GO TO A MOVIE!
28c
all who so kindly remembered
her with flowers, visits, treats
and cards and in any way while
a patient in South Huron Hos-
pital. It was much appreciated.
28nc
I would like to say "thank
you" to all who remembered
me with cards, flowers and
visits during mystay in hos-
pital. -Jim Grassick. 28c
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By MRS. M. FAIST
CREDITON
The Crediton gUii Youth
Fellowship held its planning
retreat on September 10 at St.!
Jesepifs. The results of the
election of officers are: Pres.
id en t, Eric Fink b einer ; vice..
president, Janet Morlock; sec -i
retary, Fay Schlenker; treas-
nrer, Larry Itatz.
Rev, Sehlenkt,r took charge,
of .devotions and a Bible study.'
Personal items
A barbecue followed.
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Entice and
sons, and Mrs. Tillie Lang and
father, Mr. John lcutz, ail of
FtlinwOod, were callers with
oltrev,amainicloroMurys. oAn Sunday nindSayeblenic-
Air. Ross Wein of Guelph
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Einerson
Wein and family.
Mr. Edward Chambers and
sisters, Mrs. E. Goeden and
Miss Elizabeth Chambers, all
orel-
attiv\eVs°°hdesit•°edidll vlik'srlitdeady."11
Mrs. G. E. Leslie and chil-
dren of London spent last week
with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs,
W. D. Mack.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade
,and girls, or gainlitan, visited
with the foriner's parents; Mr.
and Mrs. John Wade and John.
21/ 1111 Sunday.
The flitIS .and Boys
ship rendered a summer Christ.
Inas, Tree program ,on Sunday
in the Sunday Sehbol hour. A
Christmas tree with lighted.
mulles was on a 'ttible and nn
offering was taken for ehsi
.dren's work in Japan.
On 'Tuesday :evening a meet-
ing was held in the BUB dwelt
where the ladles gave the pro-
gram of the Denominational '
Day of Prayer service with
Mr. .Calvin Fahrner speaking
of Ms work while he was in
Germany, Rev, A. M. Schlenk-
er took charge of a peace
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Air, and Airs, Wilmar Wein 1
and Barbara attended the Ben-
ediet-ltIanclers wedding on Sat-
urday at Watford,
Mrs. John Ayres, Robin and
Randy are moving to Toronto
on October 1 as F/L John
Ayres was posted. there for
some time.
Mr, and Mrs, Ross Krueger
attended the funeral of a rela-
tive at Kitchener recently.
Mr, and Mrs, Max Bushell
and family of Holyrood called
on Mrs, M. Faist and other
friends on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Barber
of Detroit visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Lorne Morlock last Wed-
nesday.
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs.
William Haviland were Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Haviland and
Heather of Erindale and Air.
and Mrs. Viet Marchant of
Schomberg.
Miss Sandra Finkbciner of
Aylmer and Mr, Bill Arrnes of
Ingersoll spent the weekend
with the formers' parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner and
Exeter Lions Club
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prayer ineeting that followed. ,Dender.
Alr. and Mrs. Fred Cunning -1 Mr. And MP. .fienty: DeeltertS
to Centralia, Mrs. Mabel Mr. end Mrs. Unto Decker :allOt
eir, London,. Mr. Ray Belerling.;family. Destined, r. and Mrs -
Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Allen Schmidt, Kitchener, :snenc
Decker and Jimmie 'spent Sun. Sunday with Mr. and Mr.
day with Mr. and Mrs, William 'mar Pfaff and family.
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EXETER TOWN HALL.
starting at 800 p.m,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12
(For men and women)
This class will continue every Thursday
night.for seven weeks followed by an oral and
practical examination in First Aid on the eighth
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per person. Each candidate will receive a text book
and practice bandages. Successful candidates will
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Aid or -the next higher Award to which they are
entitled.
Enrolment will be on opening night.
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