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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-09, Page 13Large - crowd entoys [(1rkton masquerade By MRS, . A O D d AY s Ili att minister of the chutclt, I�IitRTflN welcomed .n1cn bcrs and vlsi- tors. The .devotions were con- ducted by the Weodharn Eve• Hing Aueiliary, firs, C, Westman and Mrs, G. Dabm conducteda quiz on The Ball :was decorated :fol' the Business Pt'oeeclure'1 with dis" occasion :and a t a large crowsI , ,.cussioe on several of the quos- teeded, lions, K, B. Clysdale pre- sented the new handbook ox. p141114 several sections and offering' kelp to .the new units to be formed ler the new or- ganization, , A skit was pieseiited uy Zinn emit! costume, Stephen Black• west giving much room Ter ler, Sylvia Paton, Diane Robin- thought c I . e son; best representation. .coo- t lust haw well ii is tunic, Patti Sloundell, Cullen accept our responsibilities A7ills, Cathy Buckingham, Kite ves, Lloyd Ca�4drey favored and vin tie • with a sola. 'i Kevin a Aa it ,• best pair,• The secretai'y'e report was otic .easteme, Denise Fletcher, read by Mrs, E, Hayne; treas. Roberta Neil, .Brenda, Den- urer's report for Woman's Alis barn. sionary Society by Mrs, T'homp- Prize winners of ()ratios 4, son, Mrs, C, I, Pratt, Woman's Association president was un- able to be present and her re- port was read by Mrs, E , G, Montgomery. Airs, F, Dickin- °l'lie Kirklon Coiiu unity As; .sociation epunsoreU ,a Hal, iowe'en Party in Aberdeen Han. I lrktoit Teesday, Oct. 131, Treats and apples, were given to all, Prize Inners in the pre• school and. Grades 1, 2 and s wcr-c; best llallowp'en eeStwne, Monica Eveleigh, Mark toun- ilcll, Deblble Sch ief;ei•; best 5, 6, 7 and 8 were, Best Hal- lowe'en costume, Linda Bibby, Bernard McCormick, Brenda Bibby; best comic costume, Stephen Robinson end Fred son was appointed as sectional Cowdrey, Ruth Baillie, Maryke president for the coming year. Van Muyen; beet rcpresenta- Everyone visited the interest' Hort costume, .Margaret Dyk- ing .display of literature with stra, Sharon Fletcher, Douglas Mrs. G, 'Wilson in charge. Din- Fletcher; novelty group, Frank net' was served by the women Kirkby, Terri Paul and Billie of the KSrkton church, MIs. J. Robinson presided h the afternoon and Mrs. W. Mac- Donald brought greetings from the Woman's Missionary So- ciety. Mr, Hugh Wilson at Shakes- peare was the guest speaker, choosing as his subject "En- large the place of, thy tents", Reference was made to Wil- liam Kerry and his wonderful work 200 years ago, Mrs, J, Richardson, who had attended- the school for leaders held in St, Thomas in August gave her report) She stressed the urgency of God's work as our vocation, whether we be teachers, nurses or housewives, A duet by Mrs M. McGregor and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson was enjoyed by all. Mrs, G. Wilson thanker- all who had helped to make this e successful day and the meet- ing was closed with a worship service conducted by Anderson Woman's Association. Members were present from Cooper's, Anderson, Granton, Kirkton, Wesley„ Zion East, St, Marys and Zion West. Denham In the adults, best Hallowe'en Costume, Mrs, Earl Watson, Mrs. Clarence Switzer, Mrs. Carl Mills, Mrs. Bill Waghorn, 21i's. Ted. Brine; hest .repre- sentation, Mrs. Charlie :Baillie, Mrs. Junior Doupe and Mrs, W i 11 i a m Buckingham, Mrs, Laverne Stone and Sharon Stone; best patriotic, Mrs, Wil• liam Schaeffer, Clarence Swit- Ler, Bill Waghorn, Ted Brine; hest novelty, Helen Baillie and Mrs. George Hall; oldest per- son in costume, Mrs, George Hall. Prize for the best poster welts to Winchelsea school, Birthday party A. surprise birthday party was given by. Mr and Mrs, Gor- don Johns in honor of Mrs. Johns' mother, Mrs. Conard) on Sunday, Oct, 29. Those present were Mrs. Mary Anderson of Woodstock, mother of Mrs, Conard, Mr. and. ivfrs, Edgar Conard of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Nev of Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Laur, Norm, Bruce, Bob and BW of Port Elgin, WI church service Mrs. Ray Paynter was host- ess for the meeting of the Kirkton Women's Institute when Mrs. John McElrea and. Mrs. Laverne Stone had charge of the agricultural and Canadian industries program. Mrs. R. Paynter presented a paper on "The Story of Alum- inum" and a reading was given by Mrs. John Barnett, Mrs. ak.Clarence Switzer and Mrs. Stuart Shier told of the bus trip they had. enjoyed. to Insti- tutes in Northern Ontario and Manitoulin Island. Mrs, Shier also read a report prepared by Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe of the Perth County Rally at Atwood. Mrs. Eric Humphreys pre- sided for the business at which time it was announced a church service would be held in Kirk - ton November 12 with all In- stitutes of the district partici- pating. The offering from the service will be given to the school for retarded children. It was decided to hold a euchre party and bake sale in November and to conduct a blitz for the March of Dimes in January, The roll call was answered with "a rural sound that ap- peals to me" and Mrs. Archie Dewar was auctioneer for a sale of 'baking when a good. sum of money was realized, Rally studies new group The last sectional meeting of South P'erth Woman's Associa- tion and Woman's Missionary Society as twoorganizations was held in Kirkton United Church. October 20. In keeping with the new United Church Women the theme was "Forward into the Future Together". The in augure1 meeting of the United Church Women of Perth Pres- bytery will be held in Mitchell United Church on February 18. Mrs. F. Dickinson presided at the morning sessions. ReV. Kirkton UC anniversary Church anniversary was ob- served Sunday morning at Kirkton United Church, Rev. New of Moncton was guest speaker. Special music was furnished by the choir. 4.14 Club meetings The fifth meeting . of the Kirkton "Meat, lvlunchers" was held. on October 25. The club visited Collier's butcher shop at 7 o'clock to see a pig cut up and returned to Mrs. Wat- son's for the meeting. Thirteen girls repeated to 4•H pledge and Barbara Spearin read the minutes. Hazel Crago and Cheryl Den- ham . prepared braised liver with vegetables. Mrs. Watson discussed pork and: the secrets of cookery. A discussion on liver and ways of using it took place, and also a table of pork cuts was made. Roll call and home assign- ments was given. Marion Thom- son a n d Nancy Nethercott served 'the lunch and Hazel.. and Faye Crago cleaned up. Church groups meet The Ladies Guild and WA met at the home of Mrs. Miller McCurdy with 15 present. The president Mrs. Snaith opened the meeting with the WA litany assisted by Mrs. William Black - ler and Mrs. Cecil Dobson. It was decided to purchase new prayer books for the church. Mrs. William Waghorn con- ducted the Ladies Guild meet- ing when a committee was ap- pointed to be in charge of lunch for the induction service to .be held in the church N9- vember 23, A contest was con- ducted by Mrs, William Black - ler, Lunch was served by Mrs, Gerald Paul, Mrs, Theron Creety and Mrs, Andrdw Knox, Sixth meeting The sixth meeting was held. on October 30 at Mrs. Earl This Is The Way We Wont You To Feel Calm,'coal and collected -confident in the knewledg'e you've got the right insurance program for your heeds, .Plus the assurance of service 'round-the-clock 'if necessary. Whatever your Insurance needs well be glad t� help you find the answer, Call on us today W H HODGSON LTD "f he Insurance Melt'„ W, H. Hodgson • PHONE 14 OR /20EWER M. J, Geiser er dies in Edmonton Mrs. D. J, Christie, a: native of Exeter, died in Edmonton,, Alta., on October 30 within seven days pf her Bard birth. day`" ,• . She Was the former• \ ietoiia. (Vie) Bagshaw, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, 1'Villiani Bagshaw, town. She,. ,with Mr. Christie, has visited inthis area at different tines and this spring flew down and spent a few weekswith her niece, Mrs. Humphrey Ar'.ther, of Anderson. Due to a stroke two years ago she was :unable l.to call on old friends, When Mr, Christie wept to call her for lunchhe found she had died. The funeral was theldio1nton,hursday, November 2 in 1dn She is survived by her hes- band, a son, Lloyd, and two , grandchildren, David and .Ann Christie, Millet, Alta,; two bro- thers, .f. T, (Jim) Bagshaw,' Tuxford, Sask., and George Bagshaw, Bersay, Sask, Mrs, Humphrey Arthur, of Anderson, and Mrs, Robert Elston, Base Line, flew by jet to be with Mr, Christie, Message: from Blake Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ginge- rich and fancily spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth. Gascho, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Janes 'Dins- more accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Baechlor, all. of Zu- rich, motored to different parts of the States for the weekend, Mr, Andrew Corriveau, Lon- don spent the weekend with his parents, Air. and Mrs, Lucien Corriveauand family, Blake. Watson's. Sandra Jory and Faye Nethercott prepared meat loaf. Leaders checked record books while the girls prepared the meat loaf. Barbara Spearin read the minutes and 17 girls answered the roll call. Mrs. Stuart Shier reviewed the pork cuts, Mrs. Watson discussed and gave notes on "Ground Meat in Many Forms", "Standard of Meat Loaf" and. "Menu Plan- ning". The girls then filled in menu sheets. Personal items Mrs. Gertie Thompson of the 8th line spent the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paynter. Sunday visitors were Ur, and Mrs. Dave Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Kemp and Miss O'Ligney of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mc- Phail and Darwin of Cromarty, Mrs. Fred Pridham and John of Russeldale, Mr. and Mrs. George Burgin and David were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. 1-1. Burgin. Mr. and. Mrs. A. Gordon of the Base Line, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gordon of St. Marys visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, William Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Black - ler and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sim- mons and family of North Branch, Michigan., Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodger were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace and Mr. Don, Brine, Woodham, Mr, and Mrs, John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul. Mr. and Mrs, ' Archie Mc- Phail of Mt. Pleasant and Mr. Ray Ruston, Mitchell, visited Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Baillie and family.. Mr. and Mrs. Revill Pearson of. Collingwood spent 'the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. Mrs. Annie Pearson re- turned home to spend the win- ter months with her daughter, Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urquhart are spending this week in Wis- consin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden and Margaret Rose, Centralia, and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Jaques and Steven of Zion were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter and David. Ad 4 :'4, •. it::l•: i Q 437.q.w YQUIh . __. honors coup l eurpx sv party ri ? L! convention cpmpi.ei, ta en bYSui p riSe when some 2S. relatives gath• Ay WO. ,Nl/ FAIST wit b, the the .farnicit's 1`atltei^, Mr. ered at their Monte were Mr. a. CREDITO O 4' . k.lat'l The delegates, Fay Schlenker. Jean Krueger, Wayne Ratz and Ronnle Weber attended the Nth annual IT ewivenlior at the Emmanuel Church, Water. loo. November 5, 4 and 5, Rev, A. M. Schlenker, Mr. Calvin i'abrner, Margaret 1',ah- ner, Maritsa .0 .ughtrey, Car- man Schlenker, Karen Fink• beloor and Ella May Schlenker also attended. The youth Director of the EUR .denomination, Dr, War- ren Hartman, was • the guest speaker. All of the young poo• plc enjoyed a banquet at the Mutual Life 'uclitorium on Sat• urday evening. WSWS When the 'WSWS .of the EUl3 church met for the "Member- ship and attendance" meeting they had a good response from the ladies of the congregation. Mrs. Emmery Fahr'ner had charge of the worship service, the theme being "The church in aur own community", She was assisted by Mrs, Roy Rate, Mrs. Irvin Ratz 4nd Miss Nola Feist, The program included a piano duet by Mrs, Roy Ratz and Mrs, Emmery Fahrnpr, vocal solo by Miss Nola, Feist and piano duet by Karen Fink- beiner and Margaret Heist, Mrs, Martha. Ratz led in the fellowship of prayer. Mrs, Ed Hendrick, president, led the business with reports of dif- ferent committees. Boxes of used clothing were packed and sent, A nominating committee for the next meeting was put in consisting of Mrs, E, Wenzel and Mrs. Lloyd Hey. The WSWS will cater to the Holstein banquet to be held in the community hall on De- cember 5, Personal items Mr. and. Mrs, Emerson Wen- zel spent the weekend with rel- atives at Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Geiser and Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey Geiser of Londonvisited with their grandmother, Mrs. John Morlock, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolf,. of Detroit, spent a few days over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser, Mrs. Mary Feist spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green at Mitchell. Mrs. Nelson Schenk and Mrs. Ross Krueger attended. the ban- quet of the Huron Waves and saw places of interest at Lon- don last Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Wein and Barbara visited. on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Howe at Ingersoll. Mr. Francis Clark, iMr. and Mrs, William Oestricher and Mrs. M. Feist visited last Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Green at Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Detroit spent the weekend This week in 1Afincheisea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS vXk°.'�.'z��,dikY �=:h✓vs s.�'�`1 ,,.. i0�'.::» :n ..., Personal items lyl:iss Joan Brooks and Miss Linda Wilcox from Montreal visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan onTuesday and Wednesday this past week. Miss Brooks is a niece of Mrs,. Gilfillan, Miss Susan Morgan, Thames Road, visited with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke on Friday, Mrs. Garnet Miners spent a couple of days this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns and family of Elimville north, Mrs, Wesley Atkinson of Lo - can is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Smith at Crediton. ..Billie Iluckwarth, of Gode- rich, t the aveekwath. Mr, :andspenMrs, l3.oss .Kid vi rueger and Jean, JIr♦ and Mrs. Robert Wade and children of Hamilton, Mr, and Airs. 'ferr'y Wade spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John, Wade and Johnny, I The bazaar of the United I Church Auxiliary was well at- tended ant' a decided success. It was held on Saturday in the community hall. Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Brady ;,and liar, ;lasper Hazen of St, Thomas visited on Sunday with Mr. and Alrs. harry Carroll. Mr. and, Mrs. Elgin Woodall of Detroit visited during the weekend with Mr. and I1rs. Joseph Woodall, and together they visited at the home of Mr. and lira, J. Pryde and m at. Exeter w.hcre themfaarkedily the birthday of Airs, y J, `Food- a11. Alr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wein and Mr, and Mrs. Ray Mor- ' lock or-'lock attended the annual school i convention at Guelph with. a Wbanquednesetdayin, the evening, last { Mr and Mrs, Ross Krueger spent Sunday afternoon at . Waterloo bringing home the del- egales from the YF convert- , tion. Rev. and i,irs. A. M, Sclilenk• I er and Mary Ellen spent Mon- day with the latter's mother, Mrs, Mary Emke at Elmwood. Report an r hipka Miss L. Finkbeiner Miss Llouella Finkbeiner, 61, of Stephen Township died on Monday, November 6 in St, Thomas. She was a daughter of the late .Michael and Laving Fink- beiner and a lifelong resident of Stephen. She is survived by five sisters: Mrs. Bertha Ings, London; Mrs. Matilda Wesley, Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. George Riemele, Fort Erie; Mrs, Arth- lir Mettle, Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs. Joe Carruthers, Stephen Township; two brothers, Arthur Finkbeiner, Stephen Tp. and Charles, Fort Lauderdale, Fla, The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral . home, Dashwood, until Tuesday after- noon then at the home of her brother, Arthur, Concession 14, Stephen Tp. where a private funeral took place Wednesday, November 8 with interment in Crediton cemetery, Service was conducted by Rev. A. M. Schlenker. Personal items IIrs. Roy Morenz, .Tune and Sharon were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wakeham at Pt. Huron and Mr. Ed Morenz at Marine City. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Rosser and family, Mrs. L. Finkbeiner, London, and Miss Audrey Fink- beiner of St. Lucia Island, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finkbeiner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy and family of Lucan, Miss May Hodgins and Mr. Mansell Hod- gins were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love and Kathryn in honor of Mr. Hod- gins' birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Read of Thainesville were Friday visit- ors at the home of Mrs. Hugh 1vlorenz. Mrs. Milton. Ratz and Mrs, Ross Love visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. George Love at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. George Riemele of Fort Erie visited several days last wee`; with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Finkbeiner. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, John Heckman and. Mrs. Mary Stephan included Mr. and Mrs, Rheinhard Stephan of Chesley. Mr, and. Mrs, Charlie Stephan of Elimville, Mr. Wil- liam Stephan and Earl of Wood- ham and Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Wilhelm and Carolyn. 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Later .onIn the eve- ning a sumptuous repast was served by the relatives, in- eluding a lovely decorated an• nivarsary toile, F ollpwing lunch Mr. Wilfred Helm, of Kitchener, read an appropriate address andthe happy couple were presented with a purse of money. Mr. and Mrs. Carey replied fittingly of the .pleasant surprise and ap- preeiated gift. The rooms were tastefully decorated with chrysanthemums for the oceasion, Mr, ;and. Mrs, Carer's faintly consists of two ;sons and three daughters, James of Exeter; e: Times -Advocate, Navemb,r lL 1 • vagi , rnrnents ;,3:bo.uit and Patsy And (Bobby ai Sax. Ma visited :Sunday with. their' e lau'ilntiaanndAunc,l e, Mr, and :ars. Crediton . d to :asiAr. and Mrs.William � , of ga.eter, spent �.huxsday y MRS, W. MQT with Mr. and Mrs. William Matz. Mr. and" Mrs, Harold ketal: luau and family of Walton; and ,. Mr,..and rs, Leslie Glanville Mr, And Mrs. Clyde 13:.1n• of Landon s ent .Snpda ...i son, of Toronto, spent the p y w lick weekend with Mr. aiid. Mrs. Mr" :acid lvfrs. Frank C,lanv Setts Sims, , Mr. and M. Lewis 'Atom, Ii1r, and Mrs, Jim Edwards ton, of London, apeta:t Sulnday and daughters of Walkerton,eveitlitg will} Mr, :and Airs. spent Sundaywith Mr. anFrank Glanville and faxt1#_iy, Mrs. Sam. Sims, w Mrs. Alec liaxnilton, Grand Me dying wile gasped ta*it .r Bevil, and. Mrs. Barry Lewis husband,"1 e e must, confess; .Z and Mrs. Leonard Wein spent haven't been true to yen. Friday in London. 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