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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-19, Page 10Page '.4t. The Times-Advocate, July 194 1962: • • •• Graduating class at J. A. D. McCurdy school These students graduated this year from the J. A. D, McCurdy School, Huron Park, RCAF Station Centralia, Top row, from left, Wayne Page, William Colborne, Lee Ellis, Richard White, Norman McDonald, Brian Brown, Bruce Gordon, Richard Morris; centre row, Jim John- son, George Leboutillier, lnez Lightfoot, Lynn Hunt, Teacher joi). McCarroll, Barbara 'lassie, Pauline Clarke, Dominique Marchildon, Ernest Fafard (who won the award for top boy student, Dave Kelly; front row, Betty McCallum, Gail Lennox (top girl student), Adele Muirhead, Ann Overton, Donna McLeod, Louise D'Eon, Kathryn Riddell, Barbara Easton. —Doerr photo By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Thirty-five ladies, Staffa WI members and their friends en- joyed a bus trip to Stratford Wednesday evening. Twenty ladies attended the "Taming of .the Shrew" at the festival and fifteen ladies attended the ope- retta "The Gondoliers" at the Avon Theatre. Lunch at the Plaza brought the evening to a close. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman attended --a school reunion near Hagersville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Butson left Friday by jet from Malton for a visit in the western prov- inces. Mrs. Ernest Templeman is visiting for a few days with .Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis and family, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and family attended the Hunkin ' reunion in Riverside Park, Exeter, on Sunday. Darlene Templeman is holi- daying this week with Gail Agar. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, St. Marys. visited on Sunday with Miss Margaret and James Miller. ,• •••, 'er "Wile he was complaining about the meals last week he put on another six pounds." By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Mr. and Airs. jack Paisley, Miss Sharon Sholdice returned of Toronto, visited for a week home from Victoria Hospital, with, the latter's parents, Mr. London, last week, and Mrs. George Dunn. Mn and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- Miss Susanne Rannie, of 1-len- gins and Marikay attended the salt, was a weekend visitor with Hodp,ins family reunion in St, Miss Jean Laramie, Marys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebot- Sunday guests at the home of tom and family have returned Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greb and. home following a two week's Wayne were Mr. Simon Greb, vacation at their summer home Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Love and in Parry Sound. Maurice of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels, Marlene, Mrs. Peter Ravelle and Lori of Dwight and Ruth, accompanied Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Ur- by Shirley Elliott and Mrs. E. ban Pfile, Dashwood, Mr. and C. Appleton attended the Mary Mrs, Oscar GreL and Glen, Hastings picnic at Riverview Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodg- Park, Exeter, on Thursday of son and Kay of Waterloo, Miss last week, Sonia Ritchie of Parkhill, Mrs. Mr. and Airs. Clifford Abbott, Helen ,loyce, Lorain, Ohio, Cap- of await, were Sunday evening lain and Mrs. Ralph Joyce and visitors with Mrs. E. Abbott, Carol of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Neil and Mrs. Earl Gingerich of attended their son's wedding in Blake, and Rev. D. M. Guest. London on Saturday afternoon. Marikay Hodgins is spending Mrs. Russell Schroeder has a few days with her aunt and been a patient in South Huron uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hospital since Friday of last Fralick at their cottage at week. Grand Bend. Mrs. Morris Riddell and fam- Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hicks, fly of Princeton visited for a Mrs, Andrew Hicks, Mr. and couple of days with her father, Mrs. W. Baker, 'Mr. and Mrs. Rev. D. M. Guest and with her W. Huxtable and Billie and Rev. mother, Airs Guest, in South D. M. Guest were guests with Huron Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Penwarden Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hod- at their cottage at Grand Bend Keith and Marikay, Mr. on Thursday of last week. and Mrs. Don Pickering, Miss 2,ttending a family get-to- Eleanor Mae Hodgins and Mr. ;ether at the home of Mr. and Brian Laird were guests a the Mrs, George Dunn on Sunday Chariton-Steeper wedding in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. J. Lieury United Church on Sat- Paisley of Toronto, Mr, and urday afternoon. Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Hurondale, Miss Jean Lammie is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn for a few days with her aunts, and Air. and Mrs. Clarence Misses Greta and Amy Lammie Down of Exeter and Mr, and Hensall. Mrs, Ray Lammie, f7,74:,.tr Mrs... Anthony Staffa institute enjoys festival Centralia Comments former resident Mrs. J a in e s Anthony, 89, Hamilton, a former resident of Exeter, died in the Nora Fran cos Henderson Hospital, Ham- Mrs. Lee Smith, of Consecon, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels ilton, on Thursday, July 12, Ontario, is visiting for a few and family and Miss Margaret weeks with her nephew and Heist attended the 40th Pressey niece. Mr. and Mrs. Harold family reunion at Springbank on Tripp, Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Anthony re- tired to Exeter in 1940. They had previously s e r v e d at Thames Road and Roy's churches living at the Thames Road manse. From Thames Road they went to Motherwell retiring from there to Exeter. Air, Anthony died in March 1952. In recent years Mrs, An- thony resided with her daugh- ters in Hamilton. She was a member of James Street -United Church while living in Exeter and was active in the women's organizations. She was a life member of the Woman's Missionary Society. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Misses Isabel and Helen Anthony, Hamilton, and one sister, Mrs. E, S. Moore, Tor- onto. Funeral service was held in the chapel of the Dodsworth and Brown funeral home, Ham- ilton on Saturday, July 14 at Now Earn — $100. or more — 1 to 5 years — interest paid by cheque — authorized by law as investments for trust funds. British Mortgage Guaranteed Investment Certificates To invest — see your local agent or send your cheque to your nearest British Mortgage office. BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST Goderich Branch Manager: E, R. Rowlands COMPANY Telephone: JA 4-7381 4.64.4.- 4.4,44 British Mortgage 8, Trust Company 1 l 1 enclose my cheque for $ for investment for 0 Please send me a folder giving information about these c ficates. NAME . ADDRESS 111.4.1. .1•Rmlik WM.:1W .4•4116.1* 411141iIR 41114 You are cordially invited to visit our store and inspect our ew Sho-room and Furniture liisplays See our exciting new groupings of styles: * COLONIAL * FRENCH PROVINCIAL * DANISH MODERN * MODERN Complete Line of Juvenile Furniture & Furnishings THIS EEKEND SPECIALS Thursday, Friday and Saturday FREE! Carpet Sweeper FREE GIFT! With Every With Every Room Size Rug Kitchen Suite ANNE 467 MAIN STREET SOUTH Phone 235-0173 for GOOD TASTE in - Furniture EXETER'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED PURNITIAE ttORt. Exeter C. V. PICKARD Phone 235-6310 See Your 'oot Agent other,wi e, ani t . pre, et.s i's ve the rer 'p ets. aZu closest to Noalfs A r Ic Metropolitan School has .ever been, Vets at home were the Jones' beautiftd white Lassie, Ray Wigle's pret,. Nt‘yltill:htl-edolg'0,int,,, ad ieyne3taterrylioloTign•18,i son's veteran, 18 year old Nip, per and the Bee kittens, (Mrs, Wilson first taught at Metropolitan school for eight in 1059 91931-11:40t,o their returned r4tuarAeodr pslolosiritiaognei She has resigned her Painting, DECORATING Industrial, Commercial and Residential Specialists in Barn. Painting Free Consultation on Nome Decorating Problems Leonard Lock PHONE ILDERTON 20R123 1,)s.bo.me .$4 Hibbert MUTUAL FIRE INsuRANCE. COMPANY The Exeter office will be closed for holidays July 18 to July 31. Arthur Fraser Secretary-Treasurer E T Sharpest Thing on Wheels! , LET'S TRADE 1958 FORD Hardtop, V-81 automatic, radio. 1961 COMET Sedan, 6,000 miles, just like new, blue. 1961 CONSUL SEDAN, black, whitewall tir e s, red interior, better than ever, only 18,000 miles, 1960 MORRIS MINOR, 850 model, 10,000 miles. 1959 VAUXHALL SEDAN, real sharp, 1959 VAUXHALL, estate wagon, tutone, sharp. 1957 METEOR Sedan, auto- matic, 2-tone, new tires. 1958 CHEV SIDDAN 1052 PLYMOUTIr MAN Sq.uth. End Service Russ and Chuck Snelt PH 223 ,2312 EXET ER Children parade pets on teacher's final day Beverley and Leslie Young- who ,covered themselves up with. son's pups who slept stretched tissue in 'their ..cage. By MRS. ANN WILSON A three-year promise was ful- filled on closing day. June 25, when we had Pet Day at Metro- poitan. School. First to arrive was Gene Spence, instigator of the show, with three-cuddly, brown ham- sters in a cage, Soon John and Ross Hern came along with a cute pair of kittens each, Sandra and Karen Bunnell brought their friendly, little black dog, Harry. Donna Sire- ban was accompanied by her dog, Sandy. Linda Strohm) proudly ear- ned her pink-bowed kitten, Tin- ker-Bell. Kenneth Baker pro- duced the family of the show, mumma-cat and her babies. Bob, Bruce and Jeanie Mills' large box revealed Brownie, their pet hen. Kim Mills' .eoll- tribution was her tiny, black. dog, Sue. Robert Massey ex- hibited his gray and white rab- bit, Aylmer, which he recently purchased from Tommy Hari- ton. Jimmie Massey in true magician fashion pulled his pi- geon, Sam, out of a bag. Paul Parkinson showed his beautiful, white rabbit, Snow White, adorned with a bow, Beverley and Leslie Young- son delighted everyone with two baby puppies which I christened Peter and. Paul. Ma- rie Langford showed her sleek, black dog, Queenie. Yes, there was a budgie — A n n Parkinson, shimmering green and blue Mickey proud- ly perched beside his silent mate. To the delight of all, Tommy Hutton cantered in on Silver, his pony. Silver provided free rides for all, Those who didn't bring pets were willing helpers and even took turns at pet-hitting, There had to be prizes. First, a small reward to each exhi- bitor and then these special awards' Biggest pet was Tommy Hart- ton's pony, Silver, and the smal- lest pet was Ann Parkinson's budgie, Mickey. There was some doubt as to which was the oldest pet but since Donna Strahan's Sandy is a son of John Hern's Lassie, (who is ten years old) he re- ceived the prize, The best behaved pets were 10:30 a.m, with committal ser- vice in Exeter cemetery on ar- rival there. Ehrnville fetes bride By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELVAIVILLE A shower was held on Mon• day evening for Miss Betty Bai- ley Of Exeter at Elimville Church Sunday school rooms, Mrs. Bev, Parsons escorted. Betty to a prettily decorated chair and. the gifts were pre- seined by Miss Laura Johns and Miss Janet Kerslake. Ails- ses Kathy Hem, Margaret Brock, Janet Skinner and Anne Johns also assisted with dis- playing the gifts. Miss Carol Johns announced the program consisting of a musical number by the Win- chelsea girls, piano solo by Mrs, Toni Campbell, duet by Carol Bibby and Kathy Hern and Mrs, Horace Delbridge conducted a Biblical contest. WI 'holds picnic Elimville WI held a picnic in Riverview Park, Exeter, last Wednesday with members of Kirkton WI and Glen Gowrie WI as guests, Winners in sports were; get acquainted bingo, Mrs. Del- mer Skinner, Mrs. William Pincombe, Mrs. Norman Ja- ques; thimble off the stick, Mrs. Sally Scott; throwing ball in box, Mrs. Sally Scott; ar- ticles in tray, Mrs, Toni Hem; fancy walk, Mrs, Tom Brock; minute walk, Mrs. Otis Saw- yer; articles in egg, Mrs. Har- old Hunter; clothes pins off rope, Mrs, Don Fletcher, Mrs. Sawyer's team won both relays; birthday nearest that date, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Floyd. Cooper, Kathy and Nancy attended the Morley picnic at Stratford on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Cooper The best decorated 'pets were Paul Parkinson's Snow White and Linda Strahan's Tinker- Bell, The most unusual names reg- istered. were Snow-White, Tink- er-Bell, Aylmer, Sue, Harry, This class WaS:.decided having a .draw which Robert Massey won for his Aylmer.. The, best displayed pet was Ann Parkinson's budgie,-Mickey and. his cage. Then the big decision — the best pet of any type, Realizing that all were tops. in the eyes of their owners, it was a diffi- cult task for the judges, the pupils of Grades 7 and 8 and the teacher. Finally, it was nar- rowed down to three and then to two, Marie L angf or d 's Queenie and Jim Mills' Sue were chosen for their sleek coats and their owners divided the prize. it . was with some concern this clay was approached, lest lost; pets be running all over Blanshard, Jimmie Massey's pigeon provided a few thrills, and family visited last Tues- day evening with Mrs, L. Hod- gert of Seaforth. Mr. pad Mrs, Wellington Bell and Linda of Flint, Michigan spent last Monday and Tues- day with. Mrs. Thos. Bell. Rev, and Mrs. L. C. White of Kintore and Mrs. Lovies of Toronto visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Win. Rout- ly. Mr. and Airs, Emerson Pen- hale enjoyed a motor trip to North Bay and Manitoulin Is- land last week. Mrs. R. Bat- ten of Exeter spent a few days with the family 'of Mr. and Mrs. Penhale. Air. Fred Wright of London, Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald and boys of Toronto visited last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper. Ralph Batten and Douglas Penhale are holidaying at Grand Bend this week with their grandmother, Mrs. Beth Batten, Mrs. Elson Lynn and family of Winchelsea, Mrs. Philip Johns and family, Airs. Lorne Mord, Ava and Michael, Mrs. Allen Johns and Marilyn, Mrs, Delmer Skinner and Frances are holidaying this week at Grand Bend. Miss Brenda Skinner visited a couple of clays with Miss Cheryl Hern of Sunshine Line. out on their desks throughout the judging. For best tricks Sandra Dun. nell's Harry and Marie Lang- ford's Queenie competed. Being a girl Queenie put on the best show, Most unusual pet seemed to be Gene Spence's hamsters, NEW enlarged, redecorated store EW renovated showroom NE a furniture on display! 4