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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-18, Page 4W. R. Parker veteran of war The. death occurred in West- minster Hospital, London on Friday, January 12 of Wilbert Roy Parker of Chiselhurst in his 68th year. He was admitted ta the hospital a week previous, He was born in Hay township and resided in Chiselhurst some 50 years. He served overseas with the 161st Battalion in World War 1, was a member Of Hensel], Legion Branch 468 and a member of Chiselhurst United Church, He was unmarried. Surviving are one brother, Gordon, Exe- ter; his stepmother, Mrs. Emily Parker, liensall; a half-sister, Mrs. Edgar Cudmore. RR 1 Hensall; three half-brothers. Harold Parker, Hensall; Robert Keyes, Grand Bend, and Rus- sell Keyes, Mitchell. A brother, William Parker of Hensel!, pre- deceased him January 7, 1961, Funeral services, largely at- tended, were held Sunday from Chiselhurst United Church con. ducted by Rev. Currie Winlaw, Burial was in MeTaggart's cemet.ene..The ,Legion conduct. ed the service. at the grave- aide. Bearers were Comrades By- ran Kyle, Dave Sangster, Wil- mer Dalrymple, Ted Roberts, Donald. McKaig and George Varley. Bonthron funeral home v• as in charge of arrange. • ents Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Orville Jones attended the London Area Nursing Home Association held in Hook's Restaurant, London, on. Thursday, Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacMil- lan and David, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with the latter's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family, Mr. Charles Mickle, student of UWO also spent the weekend with them. Rev. Currie Whilaw installed the new 1962 officers of the United Church Women at the Morning service in the United Church, The Misses Louise Jones and Katharine Roszell sani.a &tett. Mr. Lorne Chapman and son Jerry spent the weekend in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren, Mrs. Edna Corbett was a weekend visitor with her Bon- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Mr, and Mrs, Art Parker. Seaforth, and Miss Betty Park- Or, London, were weekend visi- tors with their mother,Mrs. Eva P'arker, and their rbther, Bill. Miss Diane Rannie was one Of 34 students of the class of :1964 at Sarnia General Hos- pital who received her cap in A brief ceremony at the Sarnia YM-YWCA on Saturday night, Mr.Charles MiCkle, Bob and Ann attended the Sunday Nine O'clock at the University of Western Ontario atid heard the great world ',rent/wiled Polish pianist "Witold MalenZyski", Shopper; "Young man, where Will I find the headcheese?" "You'll have to wait a few Minutes, lady—he's out to lunch." Beauty Salon WILL BE CLOSED :mom JAN, 21 VEI3, 9 INCLUSIVE It will rd-open on Fob. 10, tt.m,- to ti P.m. Area resident dies in hospital The death occurred at Situ- goon Afeniorial .Hospital, South- ampton on Thursday, of Jean Jamieson, widow of the late William Charters, and a life- long resident of Brucefield and Tuckersmith, following a brief illness while visiting with her sister in Tara. in her 90th year Airs. Char- ters was the mother of (Jessie) Airs. Rex Thompson, Battle Creek, Mich,, and Pearson of Tuckersmith. Also surviving are three sisters, Airs. Malcolm Armstrong (Florence) of Tara, Airs. John J, Corry (Margaret) of Denver, Colorado, Mrs. W. E. Adams (Rachel) of Los Angeles, California, and four grandchildren. She was a member of St. Andrew's United ChUrch, Kip- pen. The body rested at the G A. Whitney Funeral Home, Seaforth until Saturday after- noon when funeral services were•conducted by Rev. H, Johnstop with temporary en- tombment in the Ritz Memorial Mausoleum, Mitchell with bur- ial to be in Maitland Bank cemetery. The pallbearers were Jack Cooper, ,lames M cNa ugh to n, Ross Chapman, Wilson McCart- ney, Wilbur Keyes and Alex Boyes. Flower bearers were Malcolm Armstrong, Robert Charters, John McGregor and 'Douglas McGregor. Attending the funeral from a distance were Mr, and Mrs, Rex Thompson, Battle Creek, Mich., -Mr. Malcolm Armstrong and Mrs. G. C. Purdy of Tara, Miss Marjorie Charters and Mr. Gene Middleton of Lon. don. • ‘,11111111111111111111iimii11111111 01.1111111111111,11,111111111.11immpuffimum1111111111111.11,1111.1.11IIIIIMMIII,, Bath Boy! 3-Pieceor Coet si 3 5.95 Includes 5-foot recessed tub, tub filler, shower, waste and overflow, shower rod.; 17 x 19 china lavatory with 4" centre lavatory fitting; one close- coupled china closet with seat. Good quality Canadian Brass, Choice of Color, See this bargain. 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Ernest Pyre 1lsonnveopcs)0f : 5p C ntt1evcn1 -1Il.W7 , :ai:irs.lony:S::v:14 4n. family of Eaho when the celebrted the i ity-fifth wedding anniver'sar'y which , was on January 12, Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde, '„vtlnkione ray:f.4,,Il dlciwrlsnre7 Douglas, Glenn' and Calvin 1444'se7firiat601/aLC, - were Saturday . evening guests disturbed rest often .sear Nimr.4nairsDQnal c ,Wow, podd'o (Sidney. Pills samoup kidneys io,nornist Bray and family. duly, You (eel better. essa Rader wedding at Zion Luthe, Air, and All's. Ed wi n Maier :soon work better.LS 0 were guests at the Miller- •., --,,-,-------- ran Church, DaahWood, Satur- Vacuum day. Air, and mrs. fitly Cann and - ...... ..,..... ..... • • . Mr. and Airs. Robert Cann, Grant Hedger( were Sunday Cleaners guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love and family of Grand Bend, Repairs and bags for all ino. 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U ,Cromarty .church ladies elect reports progress.. By MRS NORMAN LONG . K1BPEN By .MRS, KEN ,McK§4.LAR "he first meeting of United Church Women :of ,Kippen Unit. The AMMO' COngrPgAtiCrnal. rtl Church, was hoe Iltursuay meeting of .Cromarty Presby- alternoOn. Jan, 4 with Rev, terian Church was held, in the 11. Johnston in charge of the Sunday school room on Thurs- meeting. Rev. Johnston opened day, Jan. 1. the meeting with a brief de- Rev. Avonton, votional period, who has been acting interim Election of officers followed, moderator for Exeter and President is Airs. Harold Jones;, .cremarty congresations dur- vice-presidents., Mrs. Bert ing their vacancy was appoint. Faber, Mrs, Emerson Kyle; eel : ..ehairman for this meeting, secretary. M".Russell. 'Una. Air, Eldon. Allen was appointed. silt; corresponding secretary, to act as secretary and: read mm Thomas Reid; treasurer, .he secretary's annual report, Mrs. Edison McLean; unit The Lreas rer, Mr. T. Laing, leaders, Mrs, Ross Rroadfoot, gave his annual report. which Airs, Alex McAllartrie and Mrs, showed a. balance in the treas- Ralph Turner, ury after a fnll program of repairs and remodelling dur- ing the year, The session re- port was given by Mr. J. Al. Scott ..and the budget report by T. Laing. Various secretaries and treasurers gave their re- ports. day evening. Burial was in Exeter cemetery. Bearers were six sons, •Rus. sell, Orville. Harold. Herb, William and Lee Redden. Lloyd Redden was born in Crediton and had worked at MeKinnon's Industry, St. Call- arines for 20 years. He is survived by his site, the former Pearl Kennings, lieneall, three suns, Ronald, Roy and Sam and three daugh- ters, Airs. Ted (Shirley) Kay, Airs. Richard (Joyce) Boyce and Linda, all of St. Catharines; eight grandchildren and his eight brothers and two sis[ers. The funeral service was held from the Butler funeral home, St. Catharines, with burial at St, Catharines cemetery on Monday, Jan. 15. Attend funeral Attending the funeral of the late Airs, Catherine Redden from a distance were; Mr. and Airs. William E. Redden, Airs. J. Finlay and Mrs. Frank Bat- ford of Niagara Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Redden and Earl, Air, and Airs. Alex Shorthouse, All, and Airs, Ray Redden, Air. and Mrs. Russell Redden and Kerry, Air, and Airs. Bob Red- den, Air. Orville Redden, all of St. Catharines; Air. Lee Redden, Air, Eber Redden, London; Mr, and Mrs. George Redden, Hamilton; Air, and Mrs. Harold Redden, Bob and Jim, Dresden; Mrs, Ruth Carter and family. Clinton; Mr. and Airs. Jim McArthur and Mrs, Myrtle .Holtz, Brantford; Air. and Airs. Alonzo Redden. Lucan, Airs. Ella Redden, Exe- ter. WI euchre Kippen East WI sponsored a successful euchre at SS 10 Tuckersmith Friday evening, Jan, 12, Winners Were: ladies, Mrs, James Drummond, Airs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Robert Gemmell; travelling lone hands, Airs. Rus- sell Brock; men, john Tre- meer, Ernie Whitehouse, Wil- son Tremeer; lucky lunch, Mrs, Clarence 'Volland. Personal items Airs. Nancy Feebler-of Zurich was a recent visitor with her son-in-law and daughter. Air. and Mrs. Len Erb. Airs, Sarah Blackwell was taken by 3onthron Ambulance to the Nursing Home at Mitch- ell on Saturday. Qeor9e .Park.er to head board Reuel], Park Board meeting Monday night reported 100r, attendance George Parker was appointed. chairman of the park board for 1962; P. L. AlcNaughton was re-appointed secretary- treasurer; Harold Knight and Dave Kyle were named arena committee. The Board announced the purchase of a sports timer for the arena. All Park Board meetings will be held on third Monday of each month. Personal items Alias Mary ijo0aWirl won the high single in the Ladies High Triple in the recent howling tournament held at Clinton. Alr, and Airs. Tony Gelder- land, of Ridgetown, visited on Saturday with Mr. and. Mrs. Sim Rocha). Mrs, William Itooseboom and Airs. Gerry Branderhorst re- turned this week from Rolland where they had been vacation. ing with their relatives for the past six weeks, Air. Ed Little accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Smith visited with Airs. Lloyd Red- den and family in St, Cath- arines on Sunday. Air, David Noakes of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario and Miss Jean Noakes and friend of London alsited over the week- end with Alr, and Airs, Leonard Noakes and family. The oil painting group com- menced lessons on Thursday, January 11 in the kindergarten room at Hensall Public School, Airs. Edith Ashloa of Centralia is the instructor. Air. William Stivens of Gode. rich and Miss Rachael Spencer of Clinton have been admitted to the Queensway Nursing Home, Alias Spencer is in her 100th • year. Mr. Milton Lavery is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr, Rudy Linstra is a patient in Clinton Hospital where he underwent an operation on Tues- day of last week. George Hess, ;John Jarrett and Lorne Chapman attended a banquet at, the Royal York, Toronto, Saturday, Jan. 13, ar- ranged by the Shouldiee Clinic, Toronto. Air. Jack Forrest, of Van- couver, visited his relatives, Air. and Mrs. William Henry and ;Air, and Airsa William For- rest,• last week, He was ac- companied 'fiY Mr. .Lamport of Centralia: — Personal items Airs. Alex McGregor was pre, sented with a life membership at a meeting of the Wemen'S Missionary Society of Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensel', Miss Dianne Baird, Bruce- field, spent a few days visiting Air, and Mrs. Edgar McBride and Sharon, Saturday evening visitors with Air. and Mrs, Russell. Faber were Air. and Mrs, Rochus Faber and Air. and Mrs. Bert Faber and Dianne, Airs, Bert Faber and Dianne spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs, Elizabeth Oeach at Blake. children, of Lucan, and Mary Dearing, of Staffs, :spent the. weekend .at the home of . Air, and Mrs. Nelson Howe- Mr,. and .Mrs.. Gordon• Laing, Len ratite and David were guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Her- man Hosts on Saturday eve. fling, Quite a number of •Crowarty friends attended the party given in honor of Mr, Dalton Balfour., •of Mitchell, la Staffs hall on Friday night. Mr. and Airs. Keith McLaren visited with his mather Airs. Wm. AfeLaren in Toronto on Saturday. Mrs. W. Harper, Mrs, Al. Lamm." and Mrs. P. L Scott attended the annual meeting of the Stratford Presbyterial at Kpox Presbyterian •Church, Stratford, on Friday, Mrs, Scott was appointed recording. secretary for the Presbyterial. A call has been extended to Rev, John Boyne, of Victoria, Vancouver, to become min- ister of the charge of Cavell Presbyterian Church, Exeter, a n d Croniarty Presyterian Church. Wu% an,l Mrs. John Jeffer- son, of .Alttero, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. T, Laing, Your library Coulanued front page 4 activities, It seemed that lie must have been aware that his days were few and that he was determined to complete his work or, at least, to put Med- ico's house in utter before his time ran out During his last 15 months Toni Dooley moved so fast and touched so many places that few people were close to him for any length of time. After his death the story of his last days were pieced together from people who were with him at various times and places—people from Maine to California and from Southeast Asia to India and Afghanistan. These people responded gen- erously and. so we have this book as a' tribute to his sincer- ity and dedication. l!a$ct 4 4anuary 18,,.1962, Henson and district news cpRRgPONDENTS Mrs, Maucle ,Redden, Phone 5 Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56 ..$on dies Friday, mother Saturday Mrs. Catherine Redden, 81, died. Sunday, January 14 at South .Huron Hospital., where she-had been admitted by .am- bulance the Thursday evening previous, Unknown to her a .son, Lloyd, 54, of St. Catharines died suddenly on Friday eve. ning.in St, Catharines General Hospital, Mrs. Redden was the former Catherine Rothermae: of Dash. wood. Rer husband predeceased ,her in 1927. She is survived by nine sons; Earl, in the United States; William, Niagara Falls; Lee, London; H a r o I d. Dresden; Frank, Toronto; Vernon, Or- ville and Russell, St. Cathay- ines and Herbert, }Jensen; two daughters., Mrs. Ruth Carter, Clinton; Mrs. Alex (Mona Shorthouse, St, Catharines. 42 grandchildren and 45 great- children, inneral services.• were held at the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, Tuesday, January 16 conducted by Rev. Currie Win- law, The. Legion Ladies' Auxil- iary, of which she was a mem- ber, conducted a service Mon- Managers for 1962 are Nel- son Howe, Frank Miller, Clar- ence Taylor, Gord-en 'Laing, Jas, ).tiller, Wm. Harper, Cot, don Scott, Gerald Carey, C, Cliff Miller; treasurer, 1', Laing; secretary, Lloyd Miller; auditors, .1, 51, Scott, Gordon lloggarth; usher s, John Wallace, Nelson Howe, John McDougall, Duncan Scott Laverne Wallace. S,S. superintendent, Airs, T. L. Scot t; assistant, Airs, Calder McKaig; recording sec- retary, Mrs, S, McCurdy, every day secretary, Mrs. rt, Laing; cradle roil, Mrs. C. Kerslake; library committee, Mrs, Mervin Dow, Mrs. T. L. Scott, Mrs, R, Laing, Trustees, Gordon Hoggarth, Win, Miller, Andrew McLach- lan; cemetery committee, 'I', L, Scott, T. Laing, C, McKaig, 1. Hoggarth, S. Al. McCurdy, A, McLachlan, K. McKellar, Personals Air. and Mrs. Gordon Laing atended the funeral of Mrs. Laing's uncle the late Mr. George Jefferson in Clinton on Friday, Air. and Airs. Robert Laing visited the funeral home on Thursday. Mrs. Alex Walker of London with her infant daughter spent last week with Ni'. and Mrs. Otto Walker. Mr, and Mrs. R. Welds and