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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-03, Page 9ot* .11." M i* • • • • .1 * RCAF host to local clubs Art Clarke, president of Exeter Kinsmen, signs the guest register at the airmen's lounge, RCAF Centralia, Wednesday night, April 25, when the station was host to local service clubs, Fred Darling, vice-president of Exeter Lions, waits to add his name to the register. Supervising the signing is LAC Duncan Coughlin, presi- dent of the airmen's club. The commanding officer, CtC L, IL Randall, welcomed the guests and expressed the need for continued good community RCAF 'rela- tions, —RCAF photo Wattit;-, News of Elimville By MRS, ROSS SKINNER . ... Products O1. General Motors Frigidaire Sales wifh Service Drysdale Crest' Hardware PIONS 11 110.145ALL PROTECT ALL THIS with one, money-saving Hartford policy[ Your home, your person) sessions, your liability for NC- cid ents on your premises all this and more can be covered by A inedern Hartford Horne- owner's Package Policy. 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Miss Barbara Anne Gilfillan spent part of Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny of Croditon, Miss Patsy Bird of London visited during the week with Mary Ellen Prance. Mrs. ('olin Gilfillan and Mrs. Bill Walters and Danny visited on Wednesday evening with Airs, Nelson Clarke at Farqu- har. Miss Karen 'Kerslake visited in Elimville with Misses Sha- ron and Helen Batten, Miss Kathy Horn visited over the weekend with her grand- mother, Mrs. Christina Hern in Exeter, air. and Mrs, Colin Gilfillan and family visited in London on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mahar and Danny, The guest had been staying at a fashionable resort hotel and was paying his bill when he suddenly looked at the cashier and asked "What is that you have around your neck?" "Just a ribbon," she ans- wered, "Why?" "Well," he replied, "every- thing else around here is so high, I thought perhaps it was your garter." H pownwrea• 7•1(..,.••• QUALITY ES PRE® LT READY TO ASSEMBLE! 1,161,14 II 1 ! 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Routly, Mrs. Vera Blackwell of Pe- trolia spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Hubert :Heywood and attended the funeral of the late Mrs, Cecil Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rannie of Ilensall visited on Sunday eve- ning with Air. and Mrs, Wm, Mr, and Mrs. James Grin- ner and family of Mount Plea- sant visited on Saturday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs, Allen Johns, Mrs Wm. Routly attended the shower in Woodham for Miss Janis Webb on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Skinner of New Toronto returned home on Sunday after spending the past week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner, Quite a number from the communty attended the divine service of the Rebekabs and Oddfellows held in Thames Road United Church on Sun- day evening, Miss Terri. Cassar of Lon- don spent a few days last week with her grandparent& Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Johns, Miss Shirley liern and Gra- ham Hern of Exeter visited with Misses Sandra and Janet Skinner in the holidays. (Intended for last; week) Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Pym of Exeter, Mr. Manning of Clin- ton With Mr, and Mrs. Howard Pyin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Par- sons, Susan, Gail and Debbie of liensall, Mr, and Airs, Alvin Cooper with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Murch of Petawawa. Mr. and Mrs, Jackson Woods and Bob with Mr, .Lewis Weeds of Stokes Bay. Mr. and Mira. Robert; Coates tif EXeter with Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herd/nail, Miss An tie This week in oodharn By MRS., ,RPt4PRT ,141h1P4g . . . . ccioirnyitity. shower club The community Shower Club met In .1,11e church ..basoment uit Monday evening to honor Miss Janis Webb, whose wedding to 'ilr, hill .crago takes place on. Friday, WS. Sermon ilazedvvriod and Mrs. Glenn CopelAn ti had eharge of the program which included a sing song, read. lugs and an interesting mock wedding by Misses Ruth - Miller, Marion MeNangliten, Si anlon Thomson, Grace Doupe, Orrie Thacker and Doris Mills. Marion Thomson eseorted Janis to a nicely decorated titan' and presented her with a corsage. Mrs. Norris Webb and Mrs. Alex Crag° assisted Janis in opening her many gifts which were carried in by Miss. iloanne and Julie Webb, sisters of the bride. Janis thanked her many friends, Messengers meet The meeting of the Messen- gers was held on Sunday dor , mg church service in the Sun- day School room with 25 members present. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Leonard Thacker. The theme was "Building Carefully", Scripture was given by Airs, Ken Parkinson. The offering was taken by Bobby Strachan mid Paul Parkinson; prayer by Barry Tomlinson and a poem by Ann Parkinson. Airs. Thac- ker told a story. Cathy and Joy Thacker .favored with a duet. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Voddee attended the funeral of Mrs, Vodden's sister in - law, Airs, Leonard Talbot, at hayfield on Saturday, Dr.- and Mrs. George Alorphy and Nelson spent the weekend with Air. and Mrs. Don. Morphy and Bradley. The beautiful weather has allowed most of the farmers to complete their seeding, Mrs. Marion Elliott and boys of Ails() Craig spent Wednes- day with their uncle, Mr. Wil- Ram Elliott. Rev. and Mrs. Joe Lindsay of Port Huron visited with Mr. Herb and Miss Ada Hopkins on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Wray Sweilzer and Barbara of Shipka, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levy, Rachel, Helen and :Hilda of Transvaal, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, Warren and Sandra of Lakeside visited on Sunday with Alr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Mrs. Mary Smith. Alr. and Airs. Lloyd Smith and Dianne and Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy were among the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority mem- bers on the Take Your Choice program Saturday evening on CFPL-TV Channel .10. Air. and Mrs. Teke Witteveen of Paris were guests on Sun• day with Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen and Sharon. Mrs. Ralph Brill of Port Credit and Airs. Reg Mills and Harrison of London visited on Friday with the former's fa• Cher, Edgar Mills, Miss Rhea and Blanche Mills. Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Norris Webb and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Webb and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd a large crowd attending. The church was decorated with Easter lillies, hydrangea and mums, The CGIT had ar , ranged a cross based with lilies, daffodils and hyacinths. During the service four young people were received into the membership of the church, Miss Katherine Hern, Mr. Ed- win Kerslake, Mr. Lonnie Otes and Mr. Larry Skinner. Rev, H. Wilson chose for his sermon "He is Risen", Next Sunday service will be at, to A.m. D.S.T, of couple By MRS, PRVIti RAPER DASIIWOOP Mr, And Airs. Otto -Willett Mr. Arthur Willert, Air, Sim Willert, Air. and Mrs. Milford S'ter'ner, Air. and Mrs. Arnold Sterner, Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Willert, Mrs. Amelia Wiliert, Mrs. Alvin Wainer, Mr. and Airs, Cliff Penhale, all of Dash- weed; Air, and Mrs. Ed Worm, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willert, and Mr. and Airs. Robert Ham- atter of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong, 14ir and Mrs. Hugh Fletcher, Mrs. beta Ham' :other, and. Mr, and Strs. Doug lia.mather of laindon attended .the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Airs. William Schroeder of Detroit at the Star ballroom Jn Fraser, Mich., Fri- day evening. Airs. Schroeder was the for- mer Emnia Willer!, They were both bore and raised at Dash- wood. Later they moved to Exeter and then to Detroit, Funeral of Ted Rader Funeral services for ,Mr, Ted Rader were held Wednesday, April 25 at Zion Lutheran Church, Pallbearers were Alvtn and John Rader, Ted Steinbach, Os- car Miller, Lorne and Bruce. Klopp. Celebrate birthday Members of the .L, hl. Rader family held a surprise birth- day party for Lloyd Rader on the occasion of his 50th birth- day. Thirty-eight were present from Waterloo, London, Zurich and DaShwood. Cards were played. Ervin Rader read an address and Elgin Rader presented Lloyd with a travel alarm. Birthday cake and lunch fol- lowed, Holiday visitors Mr, Ervin Guenther, Air. and Mrs. Charles Guenther, Michael and ('ory of Toronto, Mr. and Airs. Toni Nunns and Michael of Arva, Mr. and Mrs. Ted W e bb an d W en d y with an d Mrs. Milton Webb and family Easter Sunday, Miss Cheryl Stade of Zurich with :hiss Judy Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wolfe and family of Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe with Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eagle- son and family of Southampton with Mrs. Henry Eagleson. Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Salmon and family and Mrs. Mary Mar- lene with Mr. and Airs. Laverne Nicksh and family at Hobart, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker at .Roblin, Manitoba, with Mr. Hewitt and Dianne of London and Mr. a nd Mrs. William Whyte and family of Sarnia. Air. and Mrs. Harry Squires and family of Gra..nton were Sunday guests with Air, and Mrs. Lloyd :Jaques and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don bison and family of London visited with Miss Blanche and Rhea Mills on Sunday. Mrs. L. Copeland and Murray visited with Air. and Airs. Lindsay Harris of Medina on Sunday. in. 'Detroit will airs. Alvin (Otto/ Becker and family. Rev and Mrs. Merrill James and family at Ottawa anti Wal• !ham. Que., with relatives. Mrs. Bob Newton and lam. ily of London with. Airs. Amelia Willert, Harold .Hamacher of London with his uncle. nevi) 'Wilbert. llersenal items. Mr. and Airs. Wendell Gam- hie and family of London spent Sunday with L. H. Rader. Air. and Airs. Ervin Rader and family and Mr, and Airs, Lloyd Howe of London spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and family. Miss Maxine Stewart of Lon• don spent the weekend with Mrs. Cora Gaiser and Jack Se', era' ladies from the Evan- gelical .t7ft church attended the WS convention at Bridgeport last week. Mr and Mrs. Joe _Hartman and family have taken up mi• dente in London. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird of London spent Sunday with Mrs. Matilda .Piefer, Miss Joanne and Ricky ilay- ter spent last week at Wind-anr w in, t h e i r aunt and uncl e Alr. and Ales. Joe Bruce. This week in Winchelsea fly MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS Personal, items Visitors during .the week end with Air. and Airs, La• mile Morley were Mr. anti Airs, Ed Batten and. Ricky of Pontiac, Michigan. Air. and Airs. Pete Goudaward and. Joey, Mr. and Mrs. Art .Cann and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cann, Lon- don. Airs. Norman Hodgins and Airs, Percy liodgins attended the annual WA service on Sun- day evening at St. Paul's Ca- thedral, London. It was the 75th anniversary' of the WA. .Avis, .Grant and don Hodgins attended the .141 Ander son Calf Club meeting ai Anderson church. Air. and Mrs. Alex Bailhe mind Airs. Shorthill and Miss Nuttycomb, London, all visited. their friend, Mrs. Collins, at Zurich on Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Alvin Cooper, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Cathy, Elimville and. Air. and Airs. Don Parsons .and family, ;Masan, were Sunday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mor- ley, Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Roy and Ronnie visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pullman, Staffa, on Sunday. Mrs, Gordon Kirk, Donnie and Kathie, Mrs, Gerry McLean and Gary, Exeter, were visitors on Wednesday with Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Topics. from, Whalen By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE The Times-Advocate, May 3, 1962 Pituo ilerdman is spending a few days this week with Mr, and Mrs. Coates. Air, and Mrs. Delmer Skin- ner entertained on Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Philip iolins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ilford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns and Marilyn. Mr. and. Mrs. Eisen Lynn and family, Winchelsea. Air, and Mrs. Gerald Rannie of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. William Routly. Miss Joanne Minnie returned home after spending the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sinclair, Kenneth and Kathy, London, and Mr, and Mrs, Don Willcox of Kitchener were also guests. Mrs. Thomas Bell, Mr. and Mrs, Laurie Stephen and fam- ily of London, Mr. David Levy, of Kirkton, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen and Betty. Air. and Mrs. Charles Cas- sai' and Terri of London with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns. With Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Skinner were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shore and Mary Ellen of London, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner and Joan, of Exeter. Sunrise service The Elimville 'NTH held an Easter sunrise service at the church on Sunday morning at 7 a.m. Miss Shirley Johns, the pres- ident, presided for the service with Miss Marilyn Johns lead- ing in prayer. Following the service breakfast was served by the girls to 24 young people, Easter .service The Easter church service was held Sunday morning with Mr. awl Mrs. ilarry Elailme and Martha spent Sunday visit. nip with air. and Mrs. 'Wm. Fischer,. St. Marrs. -Catherine Klahre, who had been .holiday, log during the Easter vacation. with Janice Fischer; returned home with them. Mr and Airs. Don Pullen,: Guelph, were v,eekend with Mr, and Alt's. Milne Pule