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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-03, Page 12By MRS, WIWAM ROHOE vale on Friday afternoon. Mrs. THAMES nom) Wilson WiIS reelected president Around ISO people attended of. the organization. the Oalfellows and. Rebekahs. Mr. and Mrs. IA00 Bann- church service on Sunday eve- .tYnei Donald 'and Larry. Mr. fling. and Mrs. Lorne ifiallantyne Mi's. •Geratd Melfalls, Ex. and Brenda were guests Sun. Oct.,. and Mr. Harold :Bowe day with Air. and Mrs. Gerald is liayng a tiled floor in the upstairs hall at the ina.nse. Mr. Norman Acmes of Bensall me, and Mrs. Charles •Jef.. ,Rev, Hugh Wilson spoke on fery visited with Mr, and Mrs, "Friendship, Love and Truth". Bert Bissett and Mr. and. Mrs. Personal items Harold JefferY .0f F4xel.er on Mrs. ',Hugh Wilson attended Sunday. the spring meeting of -the Quite a number of relatives Huron. Presbytery Ministers' from this community attended Wives Association held in the the fortieth wedding annivers- United Church manse at Blue- ary celebration of Mr. and Mrs ..Camphell Dow at Russel. dale Hall 'on. Friday .evening. Mr. And Mrs. Case de Moay and Sa.ndra .rof London visited on Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Passniore. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pym spent the weekend with and Airs, Tony .Shulman of Embro. MAW. ANYTHINP, DRI MARKERS only 39c Times-Advocate .tr.ielea.d.o,t 4li neo.scripture lessons. The Bell of Hensall- organ and Mr. Ross Rowe at Ow rendered two numbers. Miss Agnes Bray was at the church service held at Thames Ro. Don MacGregor PH 235.1.273 EXETER Electric and Acetylene Welding Trailers, .Built Of All Icings See the Quelity,Built REMIN.TON CHAIN SAWS SEE US FOR „ MOTO,BQY LAWN MOWERS P A 4 12 The Times.Advorata, May 3, 1962 HONOR MEMBERS—Seven members of the Exeter Legion were presented with. life memberships at a special ceremony conducted in the group's hall, Thursday. R. E, Pooley conducted the ceremony, giving a brief background of the men and their contributions toward Legion work. They were presented with their pins by former past presidents of the Exeter group. Two of the men are charter members and are shown in the front row examining the document that bears their name, They are Joe White, left, and Elmore Harness. Standing are the rear are: left to right, Norman worry, John Hunter, Hector Heywood and Bill Cutting. Earl Par- sons, another charter member, was unable to be present due to ill health. —T-A Six first war veterans given life membership Exeter Legion presented life memberships to six veterans of world 'war one Thursday night, The men were honored for the contributions they have made to the branch through the years. Each received badges and cards. The presentations were made. to Hector Heywood, by Peter Durand; Elmore 0. Harness, by his son, Max Harness; Jo- se-ph B. White, by Harold. Holtz- man; John Hunter, by Graham Mason; William Cutting, by Lloyd Reynolds; Norman Nor- rie, by Gerald Campbell, and Earl Parsons. Because he was unable to be present, Mr. Par- sons' badge was accepted by his son-in-law, Howard Holtz. m an. Past president R. E. Pooley congratulated the recipients of OPPER OCKEY Brings You roehler Week Proven Quality at Special Savings ern 3-pc. BEDROOM THE KROEHLER "TRIUMPH" Striking new modern frost accented with new bright gram pulls. 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