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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-01, Page 8William Morley Woodham children veteran Forester - , township. died in South Huron By MRS. 8ci13gRT )F Hospital, Exeter, on Feb. 13 wooDeeem having been admitted only five At the meeting of the Ws- days previous. He had been sengers, held during church ill since Christmas, service on Sunday honor bars Son of the late Francis Mor• and pins yore presented. ley and Kathryn Reyeraft he Pins were given to :I3erry was born on the homestead now Toinlinson , David and Bobby operated by his sari, William. Sirail3a eitr u, Murray to AnnJnsle Park y;see: In 1908 he married Cora Dann and of bison, Cathy and Joy .)hacker,Denfield and took up resi- r reoeaudce l‘olnlichtb ehef alo.ncicuapeireodssunotici, 1j0ohBne aar nt eunlButorbgMiller, 1.37ena da Parkinson„leanette itoo- his death. ti Derek Warehem, Graham couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversory e, and Gordon Robinson and December 1958. Last Novemajt'' Jack Rundle, Mrs. L. Thacker told a sto- on his eightieth birthday he ry, Jeanette Hooper favored was honored at a birthday din• wae a solo. Conversation was ler attended by his family and taken by Mrs. Ken Parkinson, .randchildren. prayer by Gordon Robinson He was a member of WhAlen 'raked. Church and had taken in active part until ailing tealth prevented him in re- ent years. He was the last surviving iember of Court Woodham, anadian Order of Foresters nd received his sixty-year 'embership pin a year ago. Surviving besides his widow Personal items re three daughters, (Mary),„,Miss Sheila Melville and It's. William French of What- 'Norman Lansing of Toronto Oscar Crawford won first prize on a ticket draw of two. coffee tables at the recent Thedford ice carnival. Alias Doris AeacDonald. and Mr. Don Smith of London vis- ited at home over the week- end. Employees at Camp 1p,per- wash on stated leave of hours are, Mrs. Earl Little, Airs, Bruce Wilson and Mr, and Mrs. jack Beer, Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Ott are moving to Camp Borden from ipperwash. Mr. and Airs, D. Adams of Sault St Marie visited Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Alexander and lam.- ily at the Pinery Park Motel last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Nord- strom anti Robert visited at Collingwood (Georgian Peak) on Sunday, Miss Al, Stanlake of Grand Bend is a new hook keeper at the Klondyke Gardens Stor- age. Miss Virginia Schell and. Debby of 1pperwash and Mr, and Mrs. Will Bested of the Pinery, visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. Nordstrom and. Robert last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lech at- tended the wedding of Miss Stella Kubiak and Eugene Hob- rzyk at Chatham on Saturday. A junior NCO's course that has been running for the past 13 weeks at Camp Ipperwash, with manouvres in the Pinery, and finished in the school at Camp Borden, concluded with a banquet last Wednesday eve- ning (attended by cadet NCOs, instructors and the 0) A pas- sing-out parade was held on Friday, A minor accident at the ski- run in the Pinery on Sunday afternoon compelled a Sarnia resident to return home. He was not badly injured. Plans are being organized for another battalion dance at the camp, The New Venice Farm is busy shelling and drying crib corn for market. Mr. and Mrs. L. Burley and family of Sarnia visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burley and family, Mr. Seward and Miss Violet Burley and other rela- tives recently, Alka Seltzer REGULAR 78e 59c FLORIENT DEODORANT Regular 890 • LECTRIC SHAVE Regular 790 .. .. . NIVEA CREME Regular 1.33 COLGATE TOOTH PASTE Regular 98e PALMOLIVE SHAVE CREAM Regular 650 ....,„„.„.. VICKS VAP0RUB Regular 640 ..... VITALIS, Reg. 1,00 _ WILDROOT CREAK-OIL Regular 730 .... DRUG STORE ,Trir 7 EXETER Telephone .41 Ontario 235.1070 e Francis William Mori ”' 8n, receive ars. .pins life-long resident of Ushorne News from North Bosanquet lazel Park, Miele, William of l'halen; fourteen grandchildren ind two great-grandchildren; two sisters, (Minnie), Mrs. Harvey Squires of Kirkton and Miss Lillian Morley of Milver- ton, One daughter, Elva, died in 1958. The funeral was held from Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter, on Saturday, Feb. 17 with. Rev. Duncan Guest con- ducting the service. Interment was in Zion cemetery, Usborne township. Pallbearers were Laverne Morley. Ray Jaques, John Finkbeiner, Wilfred Herbert, Arnold Here and Bryce Dale, Mrs. R. A. Mark GB area native Mrs. Rhoda Ane Mark, wi- dow of Joseph P, Mark form- erly of Oil Springs died sud- denly in. Sarnia Feb. 13, 1962, in her 91st year. She was horn at Grand. Bend daughter of William Gamble and Rebecca Sexsmith. She at- tended high school in Park- hill and married Joseph Mark at Grand Bend in 1894. They made their home at Parkhill and in and around Grand Bend for some time. Most of 'her life was spent in Dawn Twp. where after her husband's death in 1938 she made her home with her bro- ther Albert and later in Oil Springs, with the last few years in Sarnia. Surviving are her sister-in- law, Mrs. Albert Gamble of Mt. Forest, also three nephews and a niece, Oliver Haggart of Brownsville, Kenneth Gamble of Dawn Twp., William Gam- ble of Mt. Forest, Mrs. Voyle (Gamble) McDonald of Corun- na. She was pre-deceased by three sisters and two brothers. Rev, G. . Raymer, Sarnia, of the United Church, con- ducted funeral services at the Metcalfe Funeral Home in Oil Springs, Friday, Feb. 16. Bu- rial took place in the Oil Springs Cemetery. Pallbearers we r e Kenneth Gamble, William Gamble, Gor- don Haggart, Kenneth McDon- ald, Willis Hill and Lloyd Mc- Gregor, (Jean), al es , Ar th ur n ee. visited ?dr. anti Mr's. John ins of Clandeboye, (Ruth), Melville on Sunday, ars, Russell Brock of Kip- Air, and Airs, Elmer Hughes ien; two sons, Howard of and Dianne of London are vis- iting Air, and Mrs. 'J'om Hall and Bill. and affering by Earl Thomson. Personalitems alt. and Airs. Lloyd. Smith. Dianne and Douglas, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Russeklale, Mr. Frank Rattily of Kirk- ton visited on Monday evening with Air. and i rs. Ernie Vod- den. LOBA. euchre The LOBA Lodge held a euchre party in the Orange Hell on Thursday evening with eleven tables in play. Prizes for ladies high went to Mrs. John. -Cow.ard; lone hands, Mrs. Harold Davis; men's high, Allan Berm; lone hands, Lawrence Beckett; door Prize, Mrs. Ray Mills, Lucky tickets on two half bushels of apples were held by Heber ,Sbute and. Lawrence Beckett. Mrs. Roy Kirk spent the weekend wit Misses Blanche and Rhea Me. and Mrs. Ernie Vodden attended the funeral of Ernie's aunt, mrs, Will, Vodden at Clinton on Thursday. Mr. 'Peke Witteyeen of Pa- ris spent the past week with Mr. and This. John Witteveen and Sharon. and. Mrs. Robert Run• die, lim and Jack were Sun- day evening guests with Mr. and Airs, Fred Payne of Lon- CGIT evening The CGIT sponsored a cro- kinole party m the church basement on Friday evening, when 10 tables of crokinole, hockey and ehinese checkers were played. Prizes for crokinole went to Peter Garteeburg for high and most twenties, Jim Rundle; low score, Linda Thacker, Woodham UCW The UCW meeting was held on 'Tuesday evening in the eluirch basement with twenty- four ladies present, Miss Jean Copeland opened the meeting and the • theme song was sung. Airs. Oscar Brine had charge of the wor- ship service, the theme being "Our church in our commun- ity.” Mrs. Robert Robinson Pre- sented a chapter from the study book. Mrs. i. Wareham favored with a solo and. Miss Marion ,AlcNaughton gave a reading. A story entitled "Where Fades the Thin Line" which tied in with the study book and worship service was given by Mrs, Harry Webber. The roll call was answered by nam- ing a way to keep happy, NEED MONEY FOR HEATING EQUIPMENT USE SHELL'S NEW HEATING EQUIPMENT FINANCE PLAN Only 10% down ...the rest in up to 5 years Whether you're converting your present furnace, or in- stalling a complete new oil heating system, you can pay for it through Shell's new Heating Equipment Finance Plan. You can install the heating equipment of your choice and we will arrange a loan of up to $1,00090 for you. You pay only 10% down, and the rest is spread conveniently over the next 5 years, Why not call us today. 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'Brokenshire in Hag- ersville, Mrs. M. Andrew of Stoney Creek accompanied by Rich- ard and Donald. Randall, sons of GiC and Mrs. Randall, Hu- ron Park, were Saturday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar. Mrs. John Stutchbury has just returned home following 10 days in Victoria Hospital where she underwent surgery, Mrs. Beatrice Allen has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London. since Wednes- day of last week. Her son, Mr. Andrew Allen of Creelman Sask. arrived by plane the same evening and is spending several days with Mr. James and Miss Margaret Cook. Mr, Kenneth Hodgins met with a painful accident on Fri- day of last week when he fell on the ice and twisted his knee. X-rays were taken at South Huron Hospital on Sat- urday morning to determine the extent of the injury. Mr. Richard Shoebottom was a weekend visitor with his cousin, Mr. Larry Johnson. in London. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- gins were Mr, Dick McCut-, cheon of Elliot Lake, Mr. Bri- an Laird and Miss Eleanor Hodgins of London and Mr. Keith Hodgins of Toronto. Message from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY eeeeel.‘e Personal items The Blake Public Schoel held its annual Valentine's party on February 16. Mr. Harold Finley and .fam- ily called on Mr. Bert Gib- bings and Mr. and Mrs. Wdh Ham T.ondesborough of Clinton last Saturday, Miss Norma Jean Gingerich spent Thursday evening with Miss Susan Erb. Mr. Robert. McKinley, Bob Johnston, Lowiz IErh, ja e k Coleman and Wayne Mika 'have returned home after mo- toring to lorida, Miss Linda ()each spent weekend with her hrother Mr. and Mrs. user Ocech and family. Vacation Store Hours THE CHOOSA BOOK SHOP WILL t E OPEN fci 1541-n, Daily aircepf SAte-tnektaTy MONDAY, MARCH .5 fo. SATURDAY, MARCH 11 the arid Et- Benlamin Case, dairy .farmer Funeral servees for Benja- min Stirling Case. e5, li.R 1 Exeter, were held Friday after' 110011 at the Hopper-linekeY Funeral Home with. Rev. Bien (le Vries in charge. Mr. Case, who, died in South Jl u r if Hospital Wednesday, Feb. 21, was rector's .warden Of Trisha Aleenorial Anglieen ()introit at the time Air. de Vries was appointed to the charge, An .Usborne• dairy farmer residing .on No. 4 highway north of town, Mr. Case was an overseas veteran of world wen* one and was a member of the Exeter Legion. He Was born in Flay town- ship,. across the road from the farm on which lie has resided since his marriage to the for- mer Elizabeth .13yekman in 1920. Mr. Case was taken to hos- pital -previous to his depth. He had been in. hospital for ahout a month near the end of the year, - Surviving 'besides his wife are two sons, Donald on the home farm, and. Grant, Barrie; two sisters, Mrs. Elgin Row- cliffs, RR 1 Hensel!, and Airs. Charles Pratt, RR 1 Centralia; one brother, Peter Case, To, ronto, and seven grandchile ren. interment was in Exeter Cemetery, Pallbearers w e r e Carina) •Cann, Albert Keys, Rufus Nestle, William Sillery, 13rOce and Oscar Macy, A woman marched into a poultry shop to complain. "That chicken you sold me yesterday had no wishbone." But the poultryman was equal to the occasion. "Madam," he declared, "the chickens I sell are so happy they have nothing to wish for," Mail attached coupon or phone 235.1422 CONKLIN LUMBER CO. LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Name . 'mom.•orio,o•,r1•,foVrofItVpitYlw.4 TVO , Addit88 ....... .... .... .... .ManufActurer% Carnival 0 `Farm Night 0 S3otlt Nights Re8ervAtioris for 1,0 2 n 3 El or More Let us know you're toming! Page. The Timep.Advinete,„March 1907 Centralia art winners The Centralia art group was well represented in the 'awards list of the 1961 RCAF art contest. Winners in- cluded Mrs. C. Lafrance, seated, who received first prize in the amateur class with her portrait "Ute"; Mrs. L. Ashton, whose painting, "Niglk PMQ", was awarded second prize in the professional Nasst and Sergeant F. C. Staines, formerly of RCAF Saskatoon, who won a third prize in the amateur class with his painting "The Stooker". The latter painting is now in the possession of the officers' mess, RCAF Station Rockcliffe. Group at approves • B y MRS, FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Mrs. W. H. Essery prestded for the worship service at the meeting of the United Church Women in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday eve- ning of last week. She was as- sisted by Mrs. R. Blair and Airs, C. Rollings. Mrs. W. H. Essery, Mrs. C. Rollings, Mrs. H. Lightfoot and Mrs. Ron Swartz sang with Mrs. Alvin Esserysaa*plaalist for the ser- vice. Mrs. Ross Mee-Mils was in the chair for the business. The roll call was answered with the presentation of a bazaar gift. Mrs. D, M. Guest was made honorary president of of the UCW. An invitation from the ladies of Huron Park, to attend the World Day of Prayer service at the airport on March 9 was accepted. Miss Audrey Finkbeiner will he the guest speaker at the special Sunday Service — the date to be decided later. Plans were outlined for va- rious money making projects. The first will be a bake and. rummage sale on April 7. Mrs. George Dunn, the sup- ply secretary, received dona- tions of money and was author- ized to buy the materials ne- cessary for the making of a quilt for the allocated bale. Reports of the Presbyterial inaugural service in Clinton on January 24 were given by Mrs, C, Rollings, Mrs. J. Essery And Mrs. Alvin Essery. ' The hostesses were W. H. Essery, Mrs. C. Rollings, Mrs. H. Lightfoot and Mrs. Don Swartz. Personal items . Mr. and Mrs. Victor Over- holt and family were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Theresa Maloney in Seaforth. Mrs. Margaret Fletcher of Exeter was a weekend guest at the home of Mrs, Andrew Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker returned to their home in Grand Bend on Friday after spending a couple of weeks v-ith Mrs. Hicks. Mr. Ray Shoebottom. visited on Sunday with his father, Mr, F. C. Shoehottom who is a patient at. (he Workmen's Corn• pensation Board hospital in Toronto. 'Seyen young ladies returning to London in the. blinding anoWstorbi on Sunday night abandoned their. car and stayed. overnight at the Duffc- ten_Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paytiter and David of Xirkton, Mr. and Aite. Ray Jaques and Steven. Zion were Sunday evening viaiers with Mr. and Mrs Fred Bowden, Mrs, the Me:Palls at- tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Stanley McFalls at the A. Millard George FuneralHorne its London en Wednesday of Nat, Week.. Mr. analMrs. Kenneth Greb tettirried home last 'week tot- teWing a Wafter) in Sarasota, Florida, Mr. an d Mrs. Stephen :Mol- nar of Torento 'visited ever the weekende,With 0.610th-ter's pae rents, Mr. and M rs. S, Mel- „,' r. Mta, Milne Wright returned from South Hilton Hos- pital. on Friday of 100 .week. Mrx and Mrs. N. Orel) And Wayne Word Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Urban Pfile iii DaahWeed. Da ies~Grant, Denning, and Senn CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors Office. Hours 9 a.m,to 5 p.m. PEA/ON fivi4piNp Phone 235.0120 EXETER Conklin Lumber invites• you to a special ome Builders Carnival WED., MAR., 7 8 p.m. See the displays and talk to representatives of these firms: Barry and Staines Mastex Industries Ltd. Laidlaw Lumber Winterseal Doors & Windows Grant Industries Ltd. 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