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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-26, Page 17The, Titre.040qcotot .Apri1 2b, 19b2 Pope 17 ner and family spent .StmclaY 'eine ralmer, fn .Zurich. Next Sunday night, Daylight Miss Nancy F.a.hrier, Cent- Saving 'Time starts. •Don't for• retie, spent Sunday with her get to move your, clocks on one parents, Mr. and Aim Clear- hour. ,r9.,494949419•91!"44,994,44949',494,944944499,99'99r.^ Davies Grant Denning Bann CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors • DEVON BUILDING PH 235-0120 EXETER • Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Air. Edward Schenk, of St. Catharines, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilugo Schenk and children, Cathy and Julie. Miss Pearl Geiser, Toledo, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through. out tine week, Larry's Supertest • . News budget from Kiricton By MRS. FIAROLD DAVIS EASTER SERVICES United Church Personal items At the United Church Sun. Mr. Glanville Sgariglas, Pre: day morning a girls' choir ton, Airs. Louise Gowdie an: sang the anthem "Christ is Dessie of Exeter and Miss Joan. Risen" and also during the Switzer were Sunday guest: offertory they sang "Open the with Mr. and airs. Fred Swit- Gates to the Temple" with zer. St. Paul's Anglican The Easter service in Si. Paul's Anglican church at 11 ant, was celebrated with holy comm union. Easter lilies were placed in the church and flowers in memory of the late Mrs, Al bert Scott and the late Haroe Berry, Personal items Airs, George Dunn has been a patient in South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter, for the past ten days, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebot- tom, Danny and Mary spent. the weekend in Parry Sound with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C, Shoebottom, Mr. Wayne Greb and Miss So- nia Ritchie of Parkhill were Good Friday visitors with the former's uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Smith in Agin- court, and also with his grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Amos Smith in Mount Albert, Mrs. C. Lewis and Mrs. Ful- ton of Glencoe visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson on Good Friday, (Mrs. Thompson is a niece of Mrs. Lewis). Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Hux- table and Billie accompanied by Mrs. 'Andrew Hicks spent Eas- ter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madge in Hillsgreen, Sunday visitors with Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Helen were Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Quinton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lilley and family of London: David Lilley remained with. his grandmother for the holidays. Paul Theander, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Theander, 111111111 llielllli eliellielelllei 111 Iii 41111t MAY ea , YOUR OPPORTUNITY — to earn the higher rate of 31/2 r'i• interest on your savings, Open YOUR account, by May 1st at British. Mortgage. 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CRED1TON , . . — • • , ' tics, Paul Schenk and Hew- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan --• • • - • — Mrs, Ewe Ned was elected „,„,,, ...., family e,e ,,,eeee. am all spent Easter Sunday president of Creditor WI at the sel„'leun'L, at e',""'"uu" with me, and Mrs. Neison evening succmling Pr''' Ed. anti faintly of London, Air. and Mrs. Cliff bill of Exeter -31;* annual meeting last 'Tuesday "" Air, and Mrs.. Grant Roeezler 'Settenk• Lamporte Mrs. Don Bell and son of Ex• tended morning worship on. V I c e - ,VPS10111ti are Airs. elm' spent Sunday with. Mrs. Sunday morning and. visited Lorne Hodge and Mrs. Russ William Roeszter and family, with friends in town, Krueger; secretary, Mrs: It Mr. and Mrs, L. Feist and Mr. anti Mrs, Austin Fehrner Reid; assistant, Aire. Bruce boys of Waterloo spent a few a nd son, of Willowdale, spent Shapton; treasurer, Airs, W• days with Airs. M. Feist over a few days with the former's Weber; asisetant, Airs, Art Alt- the le asLee h oli days. E. Heist, Mrs, W. Mack; spent a few clays with his father, Air. Everett Fahrner. field; tlistrie , ,direciere. Mrs- Ricky Gaieer of Dashwood branch directors, Airs. 'ROY grandparents. Air. and Airs. L. one of Air. Atafteitre apart- Mr. and Airs. Gordon Hutchin- Sweirtz, Mrs. Allan Flail and Geiser. son have taken up residence in , Airs. Audrey Geiser; Rev and Airs. A. Al. Sehlen- meats. , Public relations officer, Mrs. ker anti family spent a few Air, arm Willi ant (3 aiser; resolutions, days with relatives at Elm wood Mrs. E. Heist; historical re- over the holidays. search anti current events, All'. Garnet Bill was taken to Mrs. Ed Lamport; T wee d s ottur South Huron Hospital, Exeter, book, Mrs. W. Mack, on Sunday for observation. By MRS, HEBER DAVIS 0y MRS, FRED BOWPEN CENTRALIA Airs, Lorne flicks, Mrs. Coo. Per AleCede., Mrs. learveY . Smith, Mrs. Murray Cutoff and mrs Fred HOMO, were the com- mittee in chain) for the meet- iess of the 1.1CW with Mrs. Hicks, 'residing for the program. The Easter story was pre- , sented by Mrs. flicks in verse under the .topicst The least Sup- per, Gethsetnene, Betrayal, Sentence, Mockery, Prepa- ration, On The Cross, Death, Sepulchre, Pilate, Mourning, Resurrection, Christ is. Risen and kt Was Easter. A poem en- titled "An Easter Song" Was , read by Mrs. Howe, • The Bible study from the book of Acts was taken by Mrs : Mer. - ray Elliott, "To be .a witness means to- be loyal no matter what the cost", was the theme, A solo was sung by Mrs. Coo- , per McCurdy with Mrs. Ken- neth Hodgins at the piano, The story from "Hasten. The Day" was read by Mrs, Harvey Smith, "Declining Standards of the Sixties" was the topic of study, given by Mrs, Lorne Hicks. Aire. Hicks pointed out various ways in which we cheat our selves and suggested if we stop we might be surprised at the ontcorne. "The Voice of Women IP the Cause of Peace" was the topic chosen by Mrs, Albert Smith for her talk on citizenship, The president, Mrs. Ross Mc- Falls, was in charge of the bu- siness and reported on the workshop on programming held in Exeter. The May meeting will be at 8:30 p.m. Sunday service A large congregation includ- ing many visitors attended the Easter Sunday morning service in the United Church with the Rev. D. M. Guest delivering the message on the subject "There was a garden, a new sepulchre where man was never yet laid." "A cross in the garden hut, a sepulchre too, it didn't seem right" said Mr. Guest "that there should be so much beauty in the spot where our Lord was so cruelly put to death but the outcome was triumphant, The risen Christ is the only answer for the world's frustration and disappointment, "Because I live, ye shall live also," The special music for the ser- vice was an organ-piano duet by Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins and her daughter, Eleanor Mae. With the change of time this coming Saturday night the church service will revert to the summer schedule. The Sunday School service will pre- cede the church service, begin• ning at 10 a.m. The church service will follow at 11:15 • M Is a p in atient Hospital. Exeter, Mrs. W. B.. Essery and Rob- ert visited last week with her Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Neweombe in Drayton Plains, Michigan, Mr. Essery spent the weekend with them and all re- lented home an. Sunday. Mr. Isaac fiesterd Of Grand Bend called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock on Monday. Klee Eleanor Mae Hodgins of London was hoticlaying last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Sunday visi- tors with them were Mr. and Airs, Donald Pickering of Lon- don, Mrs. Norman Frolick and Richard of Royal Oak, Michi- gan.. Easter visitors Richard and. Miss Ann Shoebottom with their uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Don Johnson in Stoney Creek, With Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Es- sere, were Mr, and Mrs. C. Rowe, Linda and Carolyn of Windsor for the weekend, on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Dave Roger and Danny of St, Marys, Mr. Jack Essery and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mor- gan and family of Melbourne accompanied by Air, Welling, tort Skinner with Mr. and Mrs, E. Foster in St, Marys, Mrs. Bruce. Mitchell of Exe- ter with Mr. and Mrs, Albert Smith, Miss Wilda Pollock of Kitch- ener with Mr, and Airs, Lorne Hicks. On Sunday the two ladies visited at the home of their brother, Mr. and. Mrs, 0. Pol- lock in Kincardine. Miss. Suzanne Rennie ofHen- sail with Miss Jean Lammie for the week. With Mr, and Mrs, Murray Elliott: were Miss Agnes Ander- son, Mr. and Mrs, W. A. El- liott and family, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence McDowell and Janet. Mr, and Airs, Reid Brown and Roxanne of Lambeth with Mr, and Airs, john Thompson on Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Kenneth Greb with Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfile in Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Lammie and Mr, George Dunn attended the funeral of the late Frank Dow at the Dinney Funeral Home in Exeter on Monday, Mrs. W. Palmer of St. Catha• rines with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Hepburn. Mr, and Mrs. John Thompson with Mrs, Chas. McKeever of Clinton, who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot and Sharon with Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker in Grand Bend on Sunday. Mr, and Airs. John Bowie 'Sr. of London with. Mr, and Mrs. Amos Wright. and for the Easter holidays their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Young and family of Millbrook, With Air. and Mrs. Fred Bow- den and Margaret were Mr, and. Mrs. Ray Paynter and David of Kirkton, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Allison, limmie and Debbie, Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques and Steven of Granton. Judge: "Is your wife wholly dependent on you for her sup- port?" Shiftless le u s b a n d: "She surely is, Your Honor. If I didn't find jobs for her, sine would starve." South :Huron Dietriet. WI pre- sident, Airs. Harry Strang in: stalled the officers. Annual re- ports were given. Mrs, 'Robert Reid presided for a program which. in eluded piano solo by Airs. P a 1.11 Schenk, Easter reading by Airs Sam King .and a poem by Mrs. 1h Thorne. Mrs. Reid dis- cussed the motto "If you can't be a star you need not be a cloud." Hostesses were Airs. Reid, Mrs. King, Airs. Roy Swartz, Airs. P, 'Rudolph and. Mrs. Thorne. Personal items Visitors over the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. John Wade were 'at. and Airs, Robert Wade and family of Hamilton, Air, and Airs. Terry Wade and son. of London, WM A. Johan• nesson and Mrs. johannesson, of Ottawa. Tommy Silvcrthorn. London, is spending a few days with Air', and Mrs. Lloyd Hey. Services in the EMS Church were a sunrise service at 6;30 a.m. and regular service at lit a.m. with. Rev. B. Al. Mohr of Elmira as speaker, accompan- ied by Mrs, Mohr. Miss Lillian Heist and Airs. Al, Gallop, who went to Flori- da with Air, and Airs. Everett Heist, of Dashwood, returned home last Wednesday evening. Airs, Ruby Molitor left New York Friday on a boat cruise to Trinidad. Air and All's. Robert Lamhie anti family of liensall, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Haugh anti family, Air. Matt England, of liensall, and Joseph Wein spent Sunday with Alt'. and Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Reggie. Alts, Violet Young anti friend of Fort Wayne, Incl., visited with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Next Sunday, April 29, is the anniversary of the RUB Church, Rev. F. 'Al, Feist of Kitchener is the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green- wood and children, of Don Mills, spent a few days with Mr. and Airs. William Oest• reicher. Mr. Paul liai,st, of Chicago, visited last week at the home of Air. and Mrs. Ed Hendrick and Mr, 11. Mist: Al r. anr r,. Harold le ethe of Lorne Park visited a few days with Airs, William Hevi- land last week. Mr. .and lairs. A. Robertson visited on Saturday with Mr. and Airs. Ed Beaver. Air. and. Airs. Chris Heist of Zurich called on friends in town on Good Friday, South Huron • • Ladies quilt at Guild The guild meeting was held .Thureelay ofternoon at the home of Airs. Raymond. Green- lee. The ladies quilted a quilt to be sold et the June tea. As they worked they dis- cussed other projects for the year. A mystery prize donated by Mrs. Lorne Weibere, was won :by Air's. Karl Weiherg and exchanged to. Mrs. Earl Green- lee. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Airs. Tom Kooy. Easier services On Good Friday afternoon service was held in St, Pat- rick's church with Rev. Lyle Bennett in charge. On Easter day service was held at two o'clock, The spring flower's made an attractive setting for the Holy Communion service, Mr. Wayne Carroll, server, assisted the rector Rev. Lyle Bennett and Airs. Tom Kooy was at the organ, Personal. items Alr. anti Mrs. Jerry Vander- hock anti sons, Lucan, anti Mr, Marien Vanderhoek, Dashwood and .friend were recent guests with Mr. anti Mrs, Earl Green- lee. Air'. and Mrs. Howard Mac- Donald, Lucan, were Goon Friday guests with Air, and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Airs. Clarence Da- vis, Cameron. and Sharon were Easter Sunday guests with Mr. and. Mrs, Heber. Davis and on Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. M. He Elston, Centralia and Mr. anti Airs. George Davis. Exeter, were their guests. M rs, Henry Hodgins and Miss Richards, Lucan anti Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll were Sunday guests with Mr. and Airs. Har- ry Carroll, Mr, and Airs. Tom Rees and boys were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Airs. Ron Carroll. Mr, and Airs. Don .elaguire and boys, Air. and Mrs. Her- vey Latta, Carol, Kenny and David were Sunday guests with Mr. anti Mrs. Earl Atkin- son. Mr. and Airs. Bob Tindall and Nancy were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green- lee. On Tuesday evening the Guild and WA sponsored a brush demonstration at the home of Mrs, Ron Carroll. 'Vivre was a good crowd .pre- sent and the proceeds were for the Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs Jr, and Mr. 1-I. S. McLean of Tees- water attended Easter service Trivia Memorial, Exeter, no e William Smith and Jerry over With Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Morgan were Mr. and. Airs, at Sunday and were guests with theweekend. Hugh Rundle and family, Exe• Mx. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs Sr„ Airs, Beatrice Tate, Airs. E. ter, Mr, and Airs, Norman Mor• Exeter. • ()non and son Billy, Water- gen and family of Melbourne Mr. and Airs. Bill Johnson down, Mr. and errs. Fuller and boys were guestsat 4 Sund ay with...I. and Mrs. ton and Miss Mabel Refoir with u".'"•"“x • son's sister, Gail, at the home Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Vogan and family in L of her mother,istowel, Mrs. Vo- Mrs. K. Fair- Airs. Alex Crago at the piano bairn, London, on Sunday eve- and Mrs. Fred Switzer at the gain, Sharon and Heather ac- nine. organ. are spending Rev. T, gave the companied them home and will Larry and. Leslie Greenlee remain for the week. With Mr. and Mrs, Frank Os- a" few days of Easter message. Easter lilies Easter holidays with Mr. and and a basket of flowers placed borne, their son, Mr. Ralph Os- Airs, Bob Tindall, their uncle in the church were in memory borne of Toronto on Mond a ycool aunt. of the late Mrs, Albert Scott. el.r. and Airs. William Gil- martin and children of Port Hope visited with Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Woodall and Mr. and Mrs, jack Prycie and family at Mr. J. K. Wolfe of Detroit Exeter over the Easter bolt- visited on Sunday with his days. mother, Mrs. A. Wolfe, Mrs. Clarence Fah. 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