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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-08, Page 8t800.1VAVIroea% • • • - • News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Cooper's UCW Mrs, ,r. Wareham of Wood- ham was hostess to the Coop- er's L`CW March 1. when they held their meeting with 13 members and one visitor pres- ent. Leadership for the devotional was Mrs, E. Strahan and Mrs. William Spence assisted by Mrs. Robert Elston, Mrs. Dunc- an McNaughton and Mrs, Al- fred Baker. The theme was "What is the Church?" Mrs. Spence read a chapter from the study book "Rural Church" and Alms. Strahan from "Signals for the Sixties", Mrs. Nelson Baker favored with an instrumental and Mrs. Wareham showed a film "Rea- sons for being". Mrs. MeNaeghton. president. took charge of the business. Plans were made for the World Day of Prayer on March 9. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs, Toni Coward, David and Paul left by train for Kitchener on Saturday to see the "Ice. Capades" which was presented for three days last week. Mr. Robert Marriott attended the good roads convention held in Toronto Iasi week, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plain, of St, Marys, were Sunday guests with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Tom Coward and Mrs. Delmar Johnson. Kirk- ton, spent a couple of days with her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Baker, and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Rinn of St. Marys were Sunday eve- ning guests at the borne of Mr. John Rhin and family, John Rhin, who had been spending the weekend with his grand- father, returned to his home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Parkin- son ateerripanied by Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Hem, West Zion, motored to Toronto on Wed- nesday to , see the NHL game between TortintO and Chicago. Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Elston, Ttoss and Norma Mann at- tended the "Ice Capades" in :Kitchener on "Thursday eve- ning, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Baker and Elton . were guests at her father's, Mr. Herbert Be er' and Ann,., Munro On Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Baker was host- ess to the East Zion Mission Circle girls on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Holland visited with her patent:S. Mr. okild Mrs. David Sheppard Of Ailsa Craig On WedileadaY, Pag The r111105-A a, March 8, 1962 LIGHT DAMAGE—Exeter firemen and employees at Mathers Bros. garage are shown pulling this 1951 Plymouth out of the building after it caught fire, Thurs- day afternoon. The fire is believed to have started from a spark that ignited in leaking gas on the floor, Employees used their fire extinguishers to put the blaze out, but the gas tank continued to leak and the blaze started over again and with no chemicals left, the fire department was called to the scene, The car suffered considerable damage hut the garage was ,only damaged by smoke. —T-A photo By MRS. ERYIN RARER nAsuwoop Air. and Mrs. Hilton Ford were honored on the occasion of then- 53rd wedding anniver- sary Saturday. .Feb. 17 with a family dinner. Those present were Mr. and Airs. Howard Ford and family of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cussu and f a In i i y, Guelph; Mrs. Lloyd Ford, mr, nd Mrs. Russell 13roderick, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob For. rester and ;family, Zurich; Mr. and _Mrs, ,lack Ford and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert miller and family, Dashwood. Nip.. and Mrs, Ford were presented with flowers. Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Albert Miler and family spent last Sunday at Eitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and family, Robert Wein, .Sudbury, spent last weekend with his mother, Airs. Herb Wein. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Webb, Mr. and Mrs. James Hayter and Y. T.. Becker attended the Good Roads Convention at the Royal York lintel, Toronto, last week, Mr. Earl. Piefer of Chatham visited with his mother, Mrs. Matilda Piefer last Monday, Youths win zone honors Two area youths won. top hon.- ors in the public speaking con- test sponsored jointly by Onta- rio Hydro and the Ontario Trustees' Association in Wing- ham, Friday. George Godbolt, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald God bolt, Exeter, representing SHDHS In the Huron finals, cop- ped first place in the prepared speech division with his talk on "Vertical Integration in the Exeter Community". The 11-A youth won the right lo advance by virtue of his win in the senior competition held at SHDHS recently. First place in the impromptu. section went to Vincent Ryan, 15, a grade 10 student at Our. Lady of Mount Carmel. School. The son of Mr, and Mrs. Tho- mas Ryan, RR 3 Ailsa Craig, he spoke on "The Value of a Hobby". The two youths will now ad- vance to the zone finals and the winners will go on to the On- tario championship which will he held at Toronto during the Easter vacation. As yet the date or the place of the zone finals has not been released, • • E3 Topics from Woodham By MRS. ROBERT RuNaLg aogNICANg61001114*IiVrmi Lodge euchre The members of he Orange Lodge held a euchre in the hall on Friday evening when 10 tables were in play. Prizes went to high ladies, Mrs. Robert R u n di e; lone hands, Mrs, M. Doupe; men's high, Lloyd Hern; lone hands, George Davis. Tickets Were sold on a ham which was won by Alf Mitch- ell, Mrs, Wilfred Wilson was winner of door prize. Personal items Several from this district at- tended the ice eapades held in Kitchener this past. week, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Knight and Linda of Winchelsea, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Webber were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Cowd.rey. Mr, Ray Miller of Dresden spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mil- ler, Ruth. Bob and Betty jelVlanr., and Mrs. Cecil Dobson of Kirktori were Thursday eve- ning guests with Mrs, Arthur Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurm and. John, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence •Wurm, Linda and Bren- da of Exeter were guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ge- rald Lawson and family. Miss Marilyn Gardiner of Exeter visited over the week- end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fletcher, Miss Janice Webb and Miss Orrie 'Thacker attended the Toe Alpha Conference as dele- gates of the Sunday School in London on the weekend. Rev, and Mrs. J. Vardy and Robert of Egmondville were Friday evening guests with fRaenydly anti and Mrs, J. Wareham Mr. and Mrs, John Rodd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1,,Avrente Skinner of London on Friday evening, Mr, jack Cook of Arkona spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John .Todd and Mrs, C, Chatten dies at 95 years Mrs. Hannah Chatten, widow of the late Clement Chatten, died at 'furonview Hospital,- Clinton, on. Sunday, Mrs. Chat. ten celebrated her 05th birth- day on February 25. She is survived by three sons, Archie, London, 'Frank and Victor, WoOdham and one daughter, Mrs. Alfred (Mar. ence) Argue, Sunderland, The funeral service took place at the Marriott Funeral Home, SI, Marys, on Wednes- day, March 7 with interment in Kitkton Union cemetery, People glen the most kick '60( of life who do the least kieko Ing, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week. Larry's Supertest head M urphy, Godericht Airs. Mgr- -vyn Cudtpore, Fred Davidson, W, J. Hamilton, James Doig, Melvin „Crich, Clinton; George. McCuteneon, Jack D rt r n in, Barry Wenger, Clayton Smith, Clarence Henna Canon K. E. Taylor, Goderich. Miss Clare McGowan, re, cently appointed director of the. society succeeding Rev, Rob- ert G. MacMillan, who accepted a call to a Presbyterian Church in.Oakville, reviewed the so, ciety's operations during the past year. She served the so, clety for a number of years before becoming director. T cad a y 's youngsters don't leave footprints on the sands of time — just tire tracks, Topics from Ehmville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER new C AS Former warden William de- witt. RR 1 Clinton, was elected president of Huron County Children's Aid Society at its recent annual meeting. Me to stormy weather. attendance was small. On behalf of the hoard, Reeve Si. Caleb, of Clinton, presented John 0. Berry, coun- ty .clerk, with a silver tray in recognition of lea years of ser- vice as a board member. I • • COOKED MEATS • FROZEN FOODS • FRESH MEATS • SMOKED MEATS PHONE 98-W DASH WOOD DASHWOOD LOCKER SERVICE We Specialize In . . CUSTOM CUTTING for LOCKERS AND HOME FREEZERS SHOP SPECIAL EVERY WEEK ,i,a4a,aaai • • Envoy bringsyou a new dimension in low-cost interior luxury with a perfect blend of high. quality upholstery ma- terials and meticulous appointments! 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Whitewall tires optional at extra cost. for General Motors Products of Canada, Limited, by Vauxhall Motors Limited, uton, LoAland, SNELL BROS LIMITED P14 235.0660 ChOV F blds y Cork/A- Envoy Chev Trucks EXETER Exeter will be host to the 1963 Twelfth of July celebra- tion, it was confirmed at a meeting of Loyal Orange lod- ges of South. Huron, which met in Seaforth recently. The celebration will he held next year in Kincardine. then will come to Exeter in 1963. The day falls on a Friday in 1963, Oliver Jaques, Hensall, was re-elected county master for the coming year. Other officers elected were: D,M., Harry Crich, Clinton; Chaplain, William AlcIlwain, Bayfield; recording secretary, Fred McClymont, Varna; finan- cial secretary, Wilfrid Castle, hayfield; treasurer, Frank 'Falconer, Clinton; marshall, Plan Orange `march' Letter from for 1963 in Exeter Crediton By MRS. M. FAIST Family fetes couple on 53rd anniversary Former warden Thursday evening, March 1 A silent tribute was paid with a good attendance. Mrs. during the evening to the late Freeman Morlock had charge oseph -Caldwell of Grand of the program with the theme Bend, a former county master "U nit e d We Serve", Fay and a faithful member of the Schlenker played a piano solo, association, Mrs. Emerson Wein Jed in prayer. Mrs. Schlenker gave a short talk on "Stewardship, the Key to Christian Service". Judy Smith played a number on her accordion. The topic on Latin America, given by Mrs, Morloek and Mrs. B. Wein, described Porto Rico, The Dominican Republic, Equador and Brazil, The business was conducted by Mrs. Gordon Ratz with re- ports of committees. An invita- tion to meet with the United Church women on April 5 was accepted, World Day of Pray- er is to be held in the EUB Church on Friday, March 9. Poems were read by Mrs. Em- mery Fahrner, Lunch was served by Mrs. R. Krueger, Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs, A, Fink- beiner and Mrs. Em Fahrner. Crediton Cut-Outs The third meeting of the ere. diton 4-H homemaking club was held. in the Community hall Saturday with eleven members present, The leaders demonstrated the pinning and marking of a pat- tern, the basting and pinning of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, seams and the pressing of darts. Joan and Brian and Elaine vis- By next week members are ex- ited on Sunday with Mr. and peeted to have the project Mrs. Bert Lohb of Clinton. started. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Jaques Next meeting will be held at of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin the Community Hall, March 10. Fulton and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. Personal items Alvin Cooper visited on Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mor- ley, Barbara Ann and Ralph and Karen of Exeter, Mr, Ken- neth Lovey of Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons and family of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Cooper. The Huron County Library hooks will be changed at the home of Mrs. Jackson Woods on Tuesday afternoon, March 13. (Intended for last week) - Personal items Mr. and Mrs Lewis J'ohns and Dianne attended the fune- ral of the late Thomas Morley in London on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, Joan, Brian and Elaine visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Lohh of Clinton and with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym of 'Exeter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Par- sons, Susan, Gail and Debbie of Hensall visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skin- ner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam fIannie of Hensall visited on Satuaday with Mr. and Mrs, 'Win. Ropi- ly., -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rannie and Joanne 'returned home to h eld Tor o nt o .0n Sunday after Nletropolital i lInwit0.. cc. (11 spending a wee k w ith m u,. an d Church in London last . Mrs, Wm. noutly. Mr. Wm, ne8da Y . Itmuley retorned t o Toronto The Blimville YPIJ was held with them for a week where on Sunday e/ehing with . Mr. he is attending the Good Roads Brian Reran in charge assisted ConvenliOn, by Miss. Anne Johns for the Misses Ann and Margaret worship. Johns, Joanne M i n -0 r s and WI -euchre Frances Skinner and Mr. Ed- The Eli'rriville Womons fnsti- ward Johns. attended the Jr. Partners bus trip to Detroit on ' Me held its afternoon euchre. ;Saturday where they Wednesday, Feb. 21 with the attended north litre ladies in charge, Pasbwood Merry .Maids The leaders, Mrs. Leonard Schenk, Mrs. ilben 'Weigand and nine girls were present for the third meeting of Dashwood. 441 Merry Maids held at the. home of Lynda .Kraft. Notes were given on cutting out and marketing material. "The Separates" were all cut ont. The next meeting will he at the home of Janet Miller. Roll call will be "One way a girl can plan her separates to flat- tor her figure. Elmer Restemayer Elmer L. Restemayer, 56, of Hay Township died at St. .J0- seph's Hospital, London, on Thursday, March. 1, 1962. Surviving besides his wife, tine former Cecelia ' Neeb, are one brother, Edgar of Dash- wood: one niece and two neph. ews. The body rested at the T, Harry Hoffman funeral home until Sunday noon, March 4 then at. Zion Lutheran. Church where services were conducted at 2:30 p,m, by Rev. Wm, Gatz. Interment was in Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Mrs. Thelma Garvie .Mrs, Thelma Garvie, the for- mer Thelma Elsie of Dash- wood, died at Sarnia General Hospital, Wednesday, February 28, 1962. She was raised at Dashwood and moved to Sar- nia ten years ago. Surviving are one son Ron- aid of •Sarnia and her father, Hartman Elsie of Clinton, Funeral services were held from the Stewart funeral. home, Sarnia, Saturday, March 3. In- terment was made in Sarnia Lakeview Cemetery, • Letter from Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY • -.i.•:••....• • • ,:i.:r:q4kipoW0. Miss Lorraine Neil has pass- ed her Grade eight Western Ontario Conservatory *of Music. The exam was held at London on February 23. The United. Church. Women held their meetng at the home of Mrs, Arnold Wasnidge. Rev. Kenneth Hick participated with the study hook. Misses Patsy Hodgson, Bon- nie Watson and Sharon Fenton attended the membership and confirmation classes held at Ailsa. Craig, Mr, Howard Black of Lucan. is busy installing an oil burn- ing furnace in the Anglican church. Numerous families in this vicinity have had flu and chicken pox, Six receive alai prizes Winners of the grand prizes. in Exeter stores' "Dial-a-prize Oame' were chosen Saturday from among the close-to-400 names who qualified with cor- rect answers to local. •ques- tions. They included: Tom Yellow, Beavers Hard- ware; Preston Dearing, Fisher Hardware; Mrs. Earl Shaplon, interior Shop: Dick Kouiug, North End B-A; Mrs. Hugh Love, lack Smith. Jeweller; -Bruce Folcher, Russell Mee- The treasurer's report for tric, the year showed receipts of $75,086.53 and expenditures of $74,112.05 with a surplus of $974.48. Society expense: last year included $19,587 for° boarding homes and $17,440 in salaries for field staff. income to tine society last year was listed as $30,201 received from Huron County wards, $20,000 in grants from the county and a $3.735 grant from the province, ;Family allowances received amounted to $1,769, Donations from the E. A, Mantle estate and G. Green estate In the so- ciety totalled $2,869, Borden Brown. Seaforth. as: sisted by Asa Deeves, Hensali, - Donations were voted to the wawa Retarded Children's School at , h Goderich and th eTrue hie Marc meeting of the Blue and • of theEUB Church was Orange Or WSWS ns Home at Rich- • mod Hill. held the school rooms Douglas Triebner. E x e -t e r; loa: first lecturer, Fred Jamieson, Woodham; second lecturer, UCW study the church Clayton Hodgins, Clinton; dep. The fleeting of the Elimville uty marshall, Mervyn Falco- United Church Women was ner, Seaforth, held on Wednesday afternoon, The officers were duly in- February 28. stalled by past county master Freeman ' Mrs, Horne and Mrs. Ross Skinner was in charge of the program, The theme of the meeting was "The Church". Bible study was given by 'Mrs. Jackson Woods and Mrs. Thos. Campbell gave a piano instrumental. The study was given by Mrs. Ross Skinner and Mrs. Horace Delbridge con- ducted the business. Lunch was served by unit C with the hostesses Mrs. Or- ville Campbell and Mrs. Lorne Klford. Personal items The World Day of Prayer service will be. held on Friday, March 9 at 2;30 p.m, in the Sunday School rooms of the Church. Mrs. B. DeVries, Ex- eter, will be the speaker, Mr, anti Mrs. Harry Dale of Brampton visited over the weekend with the latter's fa- ther, Mr. Francis Clark, Mr. Lawrence Bill and Mr. Eldon Smith attended the good roads convention at Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. Al, Stelek of Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Steick of Dashwood visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey. Mrs. Albert Wolfe, who spent a couple of months at Exeter, returned home last week, Me, and Mrs, Bill McAdams of Zurich, Miss Esther Neeb and Mrs, Ward Neeh and family of Dashwood, Mr, and Mrs. Don Jory of Exeter visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Tilley. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edmond Hend- rick attended the 11th Annual Review at the Hidgetown West- ern Agricultural &imit last 'Friday. Mr, Donald Hendrick, •Ridge- town, spent the weekend with his parents. the . Chicago Detroit hockey wi nners were mrs, John (;o-. game. ward, high; Mrs, Ivan Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Iferh Bibby of low; Mrs. Ray Clarke, near- :Farquhar visited on Sunday est birthday and Mrs. Everett with Mr. and Mrs. 'Hubert skinner won the dutch auction. Heywood. The next- euchre will he held Mrs, Wm. Roily, attended March 21. The millinery cOurse the. Branch inaugural meeting will be held March 6 0 7, g from n the Onitod Chit& Women 10 A.M, 10 4 p.m. .3,, • • The story in Zion ay MISS MURIEL HERN ye- Personal items The choir and the young pea- plc from the Sunday School en- ;payed a skating party Friday evening at Granton arena, fol- lowed by a social time at the home of of Sir. and Mrs. Harold Other officers elected were: ue first vice-president, Mrs, Ken- Quite a number from the corn- neth Johns, RR 1, Woodham; munity attended the farm show second, vice -president, Mrs, last week held at Queens Park, Albert Taylor, Goderich; bono- London. vary secretary, A, M. Robert- son, Goderich; secretary, Mr, Berry; treasurer, B, G. Hanly, Goderich. Directors appointed: Mrs. George Johnston, Goderich; Mrs. Frank Fingland, Clinton; Mi's. H, Klumpp, Airs, Daniel Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hera and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Par- kinson, Whalen, attended the hockey game at Toronto, Wed- nesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ja- [Ines visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Donald Par- sons and family, Hensall. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock and Bill, and Mr, and Mrs. Morris Hem and boys attended the ice Capades at Kitchener on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques, Harry and Shirley were Sunday evening guests with. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Skinner and family, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Bern visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hern, Linda and Fred, Jarvis. The World Day of :Prayer service will. be held on Friday at the home of Mrs. Cliff ja- clues, r. and Mrs, Jim Miller and Betty, Woodham, visited on Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Everard Miller and lam- ily, SUPPORT THE WINTER WORK CAMPAIGN DO IT NOW For the help you need call — JA 4-.8342 NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE — GODERICH