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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-28, Page 8kage a The l'irries-Advocete, June 28, 1962 Best patrol at Huron camporee These five RCAF Centralia Scouts were named the best patrol at the Huron camp nree held at Holmesville over the weekend. They are the Cougar's of the first 4..tation troop under &II ,Toe Buhagiar: from left, Spence White, Bruce McLaren, George I,eBoutillier. (lord Greenwood and Patrol Leader Jimmy Johnson, Patrol mascot. F. Jimm) -s registered Weimaraner dog. Scouts from Clinton, Goderich, Lu- can, Zurich and Exeter competed in the camp, Producte General elotorA , Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL a tJ S C C f. C sc to bl cc (it a, It 61 el A St Sc Ei 111 Co se Cl at le: 30 ap of an ho itr Da Ar tva oh pr tai Lo po sa ha na Da JO!. Y - N. Le ii i 15, gil A. it It raI At wt '111 lit la. At gt .,•••••4 Mighty Power Strata-Flash V8 283 cubic inch, 170 horsepower, iitirgi4! Couple wed 'El'appen,ngs "s' 55 years Blanshard By MRS. .NORMAN LONG KIPPEN Prior to her wedding of Sat- urday,. June 23 Miss Marie Jar- rott was honored at several showers. Miss Doris Tully and Miss Elaine McNoy, two class- males of Marie's. entertained at Stratford for the rest of the class which were in training together. They presented Marie with a clothes hamper filled with miscellaneous gifts, Fifteen. girls out of the class of 21 at- tended making the evening ene happy reunion of the class of '61 , Mrs. Cla.ylon Brock and Mrs. Gerald Gaiser entertained friends and relatives for a Sur- prise pantry shower held at the home of Mrs. Wiliam Dickey at Zion. Mrs. William Bell entertained the 4-H club members for a shower for Marie. They pre- seined her with a table lamp and a magazine rack. Miss Mar- ioR Turner showed slides of re- cent trips sbe had taken. St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, and SS :3 Hay presented Marie with a miscellaneous shower. A program was ar- ranged by Mrs. Harold Jones. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Emerson Anderson and Miss Phyllis Lostelt, The ad- dress wva s read by Mrs. Homer Campbell and lunch served, The staff of 4-E paediatric's floor, St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where the bride has been employed for the past nine months presented Marie with corning-ware. Bride honored at tea Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, BIL 2 Hensall, was hostess at a tea at her home in honor of her daughter, Miss Marie Jarrott whose marriage took place Sat- urday, ,tune 23. The tea table was decorated with a lace cloth, pink candles and centred with pink, mums and blue cornflowers in a silver dish, Receiving guests at the door were the bride-elect, her moth- er, and the groom's mother,' Mrs. Alma Brunzlow. Pouring tea were: Mrs. Isaac Gower, Mrs. Elizabeth Ander- son, grandmothers of the bride and groom, and Mrs, Joseph Bullock, aunt of the groom and Mrs. G. Koehler. Serving were Miss Betty Fletcher, Mrs. Gerald Geiser, Mrs, Clayton Brock and Mrs. Maurice Haist, sister of the bride. Tea-room assistants were: Mrs. Ross Taylor, aunt of the groom, Mrs. Emerson Ander- son. Mrs. Robert Upshall, aunts .of the bride. co 5 h wer brill e elect .oren groups PS P-vPit$ rester, Darlene nell, Terri Latighton, Certiett, Jane. Pandidates •Were Judith S.04theOtt , Mary Jane .]Sanders, .ald nesdaY with Mr. and Mrs. jack Public School. were successful iira ve; -Brenda tai 44 6' Grovenberg of St. Thomas, in the preliminary first aid -Alfred Annitina, Bob DitF, Service at St. Andrew's :Unit—course sponsored by SL. Johns neyJohn Grassick, David ed church, Kippen, will he with. ambulance which. was given by Johnston,„ Charles Keating and. dawn on July 1 owing Miss Betty Goudie and Mr, A. to Young People's anniversary B. Idle during the winter. at Brucefield church, Sunday The classes were given on a 'recognition of saunedeessbellgyes.cornin- :School will he held at 1 o'clock, vol un t eer basis. :and were. .0311y piecing ,the course., have been Sunday School and the tICW available to Grade R. picnic plans are being .made for above to he held at Lion's Park, Sea forth, .on July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Jack TraYnor "How'd you .ce ni e a u Miss Audrey Priestap and. and Lynn and Mrs. Ida Knox., of that fight with your wit' the friend of Mitchell visited Sun- St. Marys, were Sunday guests other night?” day with the .:former grand. with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston. "Aw„ she came crawling to a cAelorr.npaanidirel\dIrbsY :Et flitgetrr .1\ r lal.C!UIEIghrilde er father. Mr. Robert Thomson. ;11r, and Iwlrs, Fred Parkinsan me' on her hands and knees. ' and fancily were dav guests "What did sh say?" ws Sharon and Miss Ruth Miller of Woodham motored Sunday to Lake of Bays, Muskoka, where the girls have accepted a posi- tion for the summer months. Miss Ellen Dawson, Clinton, and Miss Ella Wright of Guelph visited Sunday with Mrs, Dawson and on Saturday Mr, John Lander of North Branch, Indianna was a guest. Mrs. James Burnett and Mrs. Florence Ducker of Toronto vis- . lied Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, Norman Long while on their way home after spending several months in Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Beattie and family of Wingham visited Mr. :Lorne McBride on Sunday, Linda Blanchard, Joanne De- Vries, Debbie Johnston, .1.t;liZA.- .betb Spa,. MarY ,Goebrane,, Twenty pupils of Fleeter Shir le y K ern, margaret Snel,- For SMOOTHER RUNNING ENGINE in your Topics from halen By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE By MISS MURIEL HERN By MRS, GLADWYN HOOPER ZION Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith and Keith and Mrs. McNeil of Shal- low Lake were Tuesday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. La- k %erne Morley. anniversary.her and family attended the A turkey supper was served IVsLlanidiga1 31,.reunion at Stratford on on the lawn to about 60 guests from Sarnia, London, Strath Elizabeth, Mrs. Leonard Thacker, Orrie, Linda, Cathy and roy, St. Marys, Exeter, Sea- Joy attended the trousseau tea forth, Hensall, Thames Road for Miss Shirley Hartwick on and Zion. Saturday held at the home of Mrs. Eileen Hartwick, Ebel). Personal items ezer, Miss Orrie Thacker was Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs, one of the girls who helped to Mr, Walter Gunning, Exeter. Norman Jaques, Mrs. Norman serve, taeru Saturday visiting with 14tr. Brock, Mrs. Ward Bern and Miss Elizabeth Thacker is and Mrs. La t erne Morley. Mrs. Tom Kern enjoyed the spending a few days with Mr, hfelvilie Gunning tisit• el her sister Mrs. Wm Smith Kirkton Horticultural Society and Mrs. Fred Pattison of St, :- en Tuesday at Victoria Hos- bus tour on Saturday when Marys. pira3. they toured Hamilton arid visit- Miss Marion Thomson of ant' y r, N orman H od., ed Dundurn Castle, the Royal London spent the weekend with Botanical Gardens, the Canad- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson. tins Mrs. .Fihel Squire and Mr. tan National Rose Show and Veryl 'Hooper was success- Wedding gifts were displayed and Mrs. F. Squire attended places of interest along tut in. passing her grade one by Mrs. E. Smale: shower gifts decoration serv ice at Exr.,ter other the route. by Mrs Homer Campbell and theory at Western Ontario Con- -• " - cemetery on Sunday Mann, Douglas Mrs •cousins of Mrs. Laverne Morley and The meeting of the I:ICW will servatory of Music with first '- the bride; linens by Miss Marie Carole attended a shower for be held Wednesday evening, class honors. Sinclair and Miss Mary Norris, Miss Catherine Wackier. bride- July 4 when they will enter- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petch of cousins of the bride. tolie. in the Granton United lain the Messengers. Strathroy were Sunday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Trousseau by Miss Doris Tully Church on Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Jaques and Debbie of London and. miscellaneous by Miss Mesdames Melville Gunning. and Steven visited on Sunday GrasIV Elaine McNoy, Miss Debby An- were Sunday evening guests Bert Duffield. Alton Gor- with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sis- derso, cousin of the bride. Miss don Johnson. Hamilton Hodgins, Roane of Wyoming. Brenda. Brunzlow, sister of the Jos, ‘Vhelihan, Vincent O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques 3°I1' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bryan groom . and. Miss Terry Brock "e re among those who took attended Elimville anniversary in the Kirkton Horticultural tour and. family of Prospect .1.mqvere in charge of the guest on Sunday and spent the da'• visited Sunday afternoon with book, to Hamilton on Saturday. with Mr. and Mrs. Don Par- Mr. and Mrs. William Janes, Mark 25 years Avis. Allen. Gordon. Grant sons and family, and .Timmy ['origins attended f9A Kirkton 4-id beef club meet- ing, Thursday evening at the home of Mr, Lincoln White. St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Morley and family. Mrs. Cora Morley a4+1 Mr. and Mrs. F' finch and family motored to Grand Bend on Sunday to at- tend open house at the cottage of -Mr and Mrs. Howard Morley hot-vying the recent graduation Personal items Of their daughter. Carolyn. Eldon Robinson of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs Don Pullen. Robert Mahaffy of St. Marys, C;uelph, were weekend, visitors Max Bilyea of Granton attended with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen. Grand Lodge of the MOE in „ of me Huron Softball League. made of a three-piece carving Sunday guests with Mr. and Toronto last week. This is a pleasing note to Coach Mrs- 'Laverne Morley were: Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Weir, Lloyd Cushman ef the Exeter gr. and .Mrs Pete Gourisward Charlie, Sharon and Mary of Greys who is short of ballplav- • ,liwy ondon, Mr. and Wellburn visited Sunday with ' eys. So, keep up the, good work Mr't") E. Webb, Granton, and Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bladder News budget from Baseline Sy MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR Personal items Mr. Howard Rinn and Miss Noreen Walkom. were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robi, McGregor, Kippen, Mr, Harry Bage, St, Marys, is spending the. summer with Mr, and Mrs, Holland and Ed. Miss Mary De Brabandere graduated from. Grade 12 at St, ,Joseph's Academy and is plan- ning on entering St. Joseph's Hospital, London, to train for a nurse, Mrs, Tom Coward and family entertained her sister, Mrs. Kelly of Hyde Park, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elston were Sunday guests of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Elston and family of London, Miss Marlene Timms and Miss Elizabeth Esson passed their Grade 2 Theory at Stratford with first class honors. Mrs. Adam. Gordon, who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, hav- ing undergone surgery, is im- proving nicely and will he home before too long. John Timms is spending this week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Facey, Wellborn. entertained on Tuesday, .Tune Mr. and Mrs, Boyd Dann and family of London visited 26 at their home for Mr. and Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Milton Brock on the oc- Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. casion of their 55th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thae- Mr. and Mrs, Norman Nod- Ava. Allen, Grant and Gor- don attended the Angus Field Day on Saturday at the home of Calvin Patrick. lIderion. Mr. and Mrs. ("let e Pullman, Bo- arid Ronnie visited on Sun- liar with 11r. and Mrs. John Kirkham, Dublin, „, observed their• 25th wedding an- Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair Kec On Sunday, a family dinner news niversary on Tuesday, June 19. • 4i.t,vw,.t.ttOv.:IPV•Vtu r"* Letter from — Continued from page 7 . was held at the home of their Kirkton is that of the keen interest Gr i gg taken by the girls in their soft- daughter (Ann) Mrs. Allan B. of London, The happy gang surprised them by calling ball league. Four teams were at their home Thursday evening By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS involved in this group with ex- prior to their anniversary and ceptionally keen interest by all presented Mrs. Sinclair with a concerned.. This girls' league is ProvI, tray and Mr, Sinclair a silver proving tie clip, itself as two or three of the Thirty-five friends called to youngsters have advanced to congratulate them on the eve- the stage that they are capable rung of the occasion. Cards of helping out the ladies club were enjoyed and a presentation Mr. and Mrs. F. Broad, Hamil a n d family, ton, .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson Mr. and Mrs. \lex Baillie and family visited Sunday with "siled in "61(11 en Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Stephen 3 ith Mr. and Mrs. Baird and o f mli mville. '.wrrs Switzer: the latter re- turned h ome with Mr. and m rg, Robert Blackler, son of Mr. Badlie to spend several days. and Mrs, Burns Blackler is a ri ugtown school pup il s and patient in St. Marys Memorial Glendale schnol pupils had a Hospital at time of writing, f ,iendly game of hall with Visitors last week with Mr. Whalen school pupils cm Wed- and Mrs. John Williams were yle8dAy and Friday of last week, Mr. and Mrs, Chivers of Mon- Plugtown had the high score on treat, Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Wednesday and Whalen on Fri White of Brantford, Mr, and rdut Mrs. Thurlow Williams of Wood- Mr. and Mrs Cccil Squire stock, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 13r,re Sunday evening visitors O'Brien and Owen of Base Line ith Mr, and Mrs. Gordon and Mrs Bertha Hodgins of St. Johnson, Marys. set and steak knives, Personal items Mr. a nd Mrs, Harry Van. girls! 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