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Alt and 'Mrs Ervin. Rader
visited with tlw latter's- sister,
Mrs. .Wellwood Gill in. St. ,In•
seph's hospital, London, Sun,
day evening and also with
their family visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd llo
Hilly Gassman is re-
covering. from her recent
ness at the Deslardiee Even-
tide Rest hoots, Exeter.
Alt. and Mrs. Wendell Gam-
ble- and family of London vis-
ited with. L. .11. Rader on Sn.
day,.
Mr. and Mrs. Alike Burke at'
Brampton. spent the weekend
with Mr. Milt Haugh.
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price index averaged 129.2,
compared to 128.0 one year
previously and 121.9 five years
earlier,
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This week in
Thames Road
4Sy MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE
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The wedding was solemnized
",:en, Friday evening, March 16
`at the manse of Miss Helen
;Anderson and Mr. Donald Reid.
The attendants were Mr, Wes
!Sims and Miss Jean Anderson,
‘,,Rev. Hugh Wilson officiated.
-Shower
On. Thursday evening some
'fifty friends, relatives and
neighbors g a thered in the
-church basement to honor
.'Mrs, Donald Reid, the former
;,,Helen Anderson,
To the strains of the Bridal
Chorus. played by Mrs. Wil-
liam Cann, Helen was escorted
`-to a decorated chair by Diane
Stone. Mrs. Cann was in charge
of the program which consisted
".,p1 a humorous reading by Di-
ane Stone, and a piano solo by
Mrs. Ross Ballantyne,
''';An address was read by Mrs.
,P-eorge Kellett. Miss Janet
Bray and Carolyn Kellett drew
.fi n a decorated wagon laden
-With gifts. After opening the
:gifts Helen thanked those pre-
7 eent, for their gifts.
`,Personal items
. and . Mrs. Murray Daw-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ahner Pass-
More were last Tuesday eve-
become the sponsor of not one
hut two children under the
"Save the Children" feature.
Her cunt r b -u 1 i o n, made
through the businessmen's as-
sociation, is going toward twin
boys, just about one year old,
who live in Athens, Greece.
As of Dec, 28, the boys
weren't named but they were
in good health.
The "Save lire Children"
description o; the twins and
their faintly situation is:
"The father, Leonidas, is a
52-year-old workman, What he
gets is not sufficient for the
family's needs. The mother,
Katerina, 38. looks after the
babies. They live in two rooms
of their own,"
The Sambatakou boys are
non-baptized twins born March
16, 1961.
That makes a total of six
boys and one girl In six .dif-
ferent countries who are being
aided by the Exeter merch-
ants and their "Share Christ-
mas" customers,
ning guests with Mr, and Mr's,
Percy Stone,
Many from this community
attended the forty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary celebration
of Mr. and Mrs, William Fer-
guson held in Legion Hall,
Exeter, last Wednesday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe
and family were guests Thurs-
day with Mrs', Chester Rowe. of
Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. John Bray and.
Agnes were guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Strap.p and
family of near London,
Mrs. Morrison Caswell, Bil-
ly and Beverley of London
spent the weekend with the
former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Passmore.
Mr. Hans Gerstenkorn re-
ceived his Canadian Citizen-
ship in Goderich on Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Knight, Mr. and
'The .Lenten sermon, preached
by Bev. Philip Feiss of Sleet-
"WI quitting time, madam,
but fat rettien at ten in the
morning, when be glad to
ten& with you again . . ,i"
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'225
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:age -20• The Times-AcIvo cate, Ma h 22, 1962.
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TOWN MOTHER SPONSORS GREEK TW1N5
Mother of twelve
sponsors twin boys
Mrs. Doug, Parsons. Edward
St.., does everything in a big
,yvay, it seems.
.• She has a big family — 12, to
13e exact. The last one isn't yet
A month old.
When she won one of Exeter
anerehants'. "Share Christmas"
'prizes, it was the largest — a
X200 cash prize.
• Now it turns out that she has
•
1:)istric.4t native
dies Michigan
SKIPIcA.
Edward Morenz .died March
16, at his home in Marine City,.
from a heart attack.
He WAS born at Seafortb,
Dec. 19, 1882, the son of the
late Adolph and Elizabeth
rSehilbel Alorenz, Dashwood.
He spent his early life
around. Egmondvilie and Dash-
wood, then moved to. Detroit.
About 13 years ago be moved
to Marine City.
De is the brother of Frank.
William, Anna Morenz and Mrs.
Katherine Dansbro, all of De-
troit. Predeceased hint are bro-
thers Louis,. Dashwood; Albert
Grand Bend and sister Mrs.
Edith Mason, Dashwood.
Funeral was held Tuesday,
March' 20 at the Charles W.
Jeffery Funeral Home, Detroit
with Key, A, t3. A. .Loeber _of-
ficiating. Place of interment
was Gethsemane cemetery, De-
troit.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Morenz,
June and Sharon were in De-
troit on Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor-
enz, due to the death of their
uncle, Mr. Ed, Morenz .of Ma-
rine City, Michigan,
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Brown
of Bothwell were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Ba urn garten,
Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams and
Gloria visited Sunday with Mt%
and Mrs. Jack Corbett and Al.
at Henson.
Mrs. Ross Pickering, Stan-
ley. and Nancy are visiting this
week with Mr. and Mrs, Glen
Woodburn and family at Galt,
Mrs. Pickering's mother, Mrs.
John Shank of:' Parkhill is stay--
ing with Mr. Pickering, Mich-
ael and .Susan,. ,
Mr... and Mrs. Hugh Morerie
Mr.. and ,Mrs. Les Adams
companied by Mr. and Mre,,,
Jack • Corbett of Hensel] 'at-
tended the funeral of their -
uncle, Mr, Ed . Morenz of Mar. -
the City at the Charles W. Oef-
fery funeral home in Detroit
on Tuesday,
Mr, David Sheppard of Tor-
onto was a Weekend visitor at
the ahome of 'hie parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Harry Sheppard. •
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love en-
tertained their family to din-
ner on Sunday in honor of
birthdays for Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Deters and June and Don Love.,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Har-
dy and Julie of Lucan were
Thursday evening visitors with
Mr.'.and Mrs, Ross Love and
Katlibm.
Mrs. Tom Haley and Brian of
Seaforth were guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Pym.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Mayer
and Mr, and Mrs. William
Lamport attended the Sports
Fair in Toronto one day last
week.
Operation success
or e •
year, I
.derwent a •six-hour heart ape- for new churches, Mr. Gordon
4trtt,:re‘e
other
recovery until
Neilson and a grade 3 pupil chervil extension fund pointing.
Hospital, London, March R. Be- on the subject.
at Dasbwood public school, un- out the need: of leading money
ration_ at the War Memorial, Kraft also spoke •to the ladies
sides mending a .hole in his 'flit' ladies will assist with
the can vass
Stl..APlil891ngs;tong.7l in t he g t elephone btiga
by
Still, son of 1111% and Mt'S. Ted the church basement on the
look forw,ra to a .imieri
brighter future, tier announced the zone .rally
He is doing very welt .and van, visitors were, present and four
By MRS. ORVIN RAPPR ford and dealing with "The
Fd.ga'n'ar'fil ci Jimmy 'Nell ' later addressed the ladies in
DAsiiwooD Cross" served as the topic for
Monday the Ladies Aid meeting:. 11c
joined the WA. Mrs. M. Met-
teleersand six de.
l,aidie's". Aid to canvas was in May with the theme.
"Go Ye". The district conven-
tion will he in liaaover,. Sep-
tember 15. Several quilts have
been finished and there still
are three to finish.
Members of the new hand
were present and played sev-
eral selections on their instru-
m ents,
Personal. items
Miss. Thelma Weber of Lon-
don spent the weekend with
her pother, Mrs. Dan Weter.
Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert liayter is a patient in
St. Joseph's hospital, London,
whe're he is undergoing tests.
Air, and Mrs, Fred Miller of
Zion spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Rader and
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Exeter Public Utilities
Notice of
Hydro
Interruption
Weather Permitting
Sunday, March 25, '62
5:30 a.m, to 8 a.m. E.S.T.
AFFECTING THE AREA WEST OF MAIN STREET
between Sanders and Anne Streets, in the
Town of Exeter.
. This interruption is necessary to change
primary conductors to new poles.
Your co-operation will be greatly ap-
preciated.
H. L. DAVIS,
Manager