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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-06, Page 15The Times.Adtmeate, September 6, 962 Rage "14' Sunday visitors with Mr. and Air, and Airs. Fred .111r s. .11.01?ert Breen were Mr, Ion accompanied Mr, u r rtnMfnris ond Mrs. James Breen of Lon- Lloyd. Vogan .and family ori ilea Mr. and Mrs. Bruce .weekend trip to Hamilton, weV! 1.)enald of Tavistock. land and Niagara Valls. SUPPORT RCAF ,.cENTRALIA.'S AIR SHOW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Caldwell's North-End SUPERTEST c4.ATfct6 4AcccoONT" 414iiikr 444' F Oranges FOR SCHOOL NO. 1 SOUTH AFRICAN 288'S 3 WIZEN 8 NO. I SOUTH AFRICAN 216'S 89' ,it,ie L7 Ala N 43c 53t ta4. 55c tort 93c 59c 96c 10' 'Community Tacnac held.. by Staffa vVl Area girls_ To reside In Tiverton MRS. JOHN ig.mp4grevAN STAFEA Staffa Woolens Institute held. Its annual community picnic at Seaforth Park on Wednesday,. August 29 with around GO in. attendanCe, Lunch committee for the event was Mrs. W. Glanville, Mrs, Tom Laing and Mrs. Ger- ald Agar, Picnic lunch was en- joyed at 12:30 followed by sports. The sports committee was Joyce Kerslake, Kaye Wor- don, Margaret Wallace, Shar. on Agar, Results of the racea were: Preschool, Mary Jane Temple. man; girls, six to 10, Gerald- ine TempInman: boys, Ronnie Miller; girls, 10 and over, Ka- ren Sararns; minute rave, Air, Tom Laing: honeymoon race, Airs. Roy MacDonald and Car- ter .Kerslake, Snap relay, Russell Worden's team; balloon relay, Karen Sararas' team; rlmbarb race, Geraldine Temploman's team; questionable contest, Mrs, Car- ter Kerslake; guessing articles in box, Airs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. John Templeman; oldest lady present, Mrs. Mary Wil- ler; oldest gentleman, Air. Lyle Worden. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. James Scott. Jerry and Bob TempIonian en- joyed a holiday at Jamestown, New York, and the Toronto ex- hibition. Air, and Mrs, Bert Daynard, Heather and Eleanor Kemp have returned home after en- joying a motor trip to the east coast, Mrs. Ernest Tomplernan spent a few clays at the home of her daughter and son•inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole, Cron.). arty, Air, and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Exeter, visited on Thursday with Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr, and Mrs. John Tens• *man and families. Mr, and. Mrs. Cameron Vi• Ni a n and Carol. Ann and Miss Vera Hanibley holidayed thsi past week at Grand Bend, Bob Doupe, Kirkton, has been holidaying this past week with les„ Walton, spent last bolidayng at hayfield. Air. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman, visited. over the weekend in. Hamilton and attended the wedding of Mr. Bowman's nephew on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smale, Ireton, Marion, Elizabeth anri Bob attended the Toronto ex- hibition and visited with Mr. and Airs. Ernest Brooks and boys, Brampton. Air, and Mrs. Carter 'Kers- lake, Brenda and Craig en- joyed a motor trip along the St. Lawrence Seaway. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Case and family, Streetsville, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smale and fam ily, Weekend visitors with Mrs. Drake Si. were Air. and Mrs. Jim McKellar and Gill, London, Mr. and Airs, Tom Kay and family, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pidgeon Sr. and Bill and Air, and Airs. Pete Pidgeon Jr. and daughter. Galt, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Agar and Gail spent the weekend at Bayfield. Topics from Elimville By MRS, ROSS SKINNER Mr. Howard ,Johns and Stey. en, Mr. Eric Carseadden and Jim enjoyed a fishing trip up north at Shining Tree Lake last week, Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Routly wore Mr. and Mrs. Don Willcox of Kitchener, Alr, and Mrs. Gerald Rannie, Joanne of Toronto, Miss Carol Johns commenced her teaching duties on Tues- day at Bissell's School. Mrs. Verna Johns of St. Tho- mas visited Friday and Satur- day with Air. and Airs, Gilbert Johns and attended the funeral to compete Western Fair Junior Pay, September IL includes a pro- gram for 4.11 homemaking Club members. Most 'Boron County girls have chosen the clothing project "Separates for Summer" and in the morning will answer a quiz., identify products or judge sewing. Local members taking part are Joanne. Marlene, .R11, 2 Creditan; Norma Weigand, RR Dashwood; June Marenz, Jilt 2 Dashwoocl; Barbara Limn, Rit 1 Woodham, and Margaret MacGregor, Julie Chapple and Helen Elliott, Seaforth, Miss lean Scott, supervisor of county and district home economists, home economics service, Ontario Department of Agriculture, will he in charge of the program Commencing at 9.30 a.m. The girls will. he dinner guests at the fair and will be given tickets for the grand- stand. This rn that —Continued from page 14 lion. There can never he enough cows' milk for all the world's children but there is always plenty of green-staff" said Dr. Wakes. When Miss heather Bamford, England's dairy princess who is currently visiting in Canada and attended the CNE, in an inter- view was asked her opinion of the discovery she replied, "1 don't think it will ever take the place of cows' milk." World council topic at Caven Rev. John Boyne told mem- bers of Casten Congregational Circle at their meeting `rues, day evening about. the World Council of Churches. He discussed the purpose of the council saying that it was made tip of Christian denom- inations all over the world and was attempting to bring issues out into the open for discussion by all. The speaker spent six months in Geneva on this council some time ago, Roll call for members Was answered by telling the num- bee of Years each had been associated with Caven Presby- terian church, Mrs. J. Scott led in the de• votional and piano selections were contributed by Miss Caro. lynne Simmons and Airs. A, Willard. • Mrs. _Lee Learn and Mrs. Nora Taylor convened the meeting and lunch was served buffet style. Toroth Irene Irvin(' damn her of Air. and NM Alex I) Irvine, Eli I Si, Marys. and Joseph Herman Vi'n'i, son, of Air. and Airs. Herman. Feu, London, exchanged marriage vows before Rev. Father J. M. Williams at St, Peter's Basili- ca on Saturday, August 2A at 11 a.m.. leer- her isrticlirt,f the bride wore a floor-length gown of not over satin. The fitted bodiee was styled with a high neck- line forming a V in the back. Layer upon layer of ruffles emphasized t h e very full skirt A satin petat•shapod headpiece held her bouffant veil in place. lied roses and lily of the valley made up her bouquet. Miss Marian Dunnell, RR 6 Robin, Osborne returned home on. Saturday after spend. ing two weeks at Camp Glen- wood in Belwood, Ont. Miss Eleanor Mae Hodgins, a graduate of the 'Victoria lies, pita), School of Nursing has ac- cepted a position at the hospi- tal in St, Marys, She took up her duties in St. Marys on. Tuesday, Mr. Larry johnson of London was a weekend. visitor with the Shoebottom Mr. and Mrs, Hugo Mean- der and family are moving this week to Lucan, Mr, Theander is employed with :Haskell. Mo- tors, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm and family, Misses Greta and Amy Laramie were Sunday guests with Mr. and Airs, Ray Laramie, :Robert and Jean at their cottage, Beach 0' Pines, Grand Bend. Airs, Blanche llodgins of London. was a Sunday caller at the home of her cousin, Alt's, E, Abbott. Mr. George Baynham, Mr. and Mi-s. Wm, Haddock at- tended the funeral of the late Wilbert J. Mawson in Parkhill on Saturday. Mr. Ralph Osborne visited last week with his parents, Mr. St, Marys, •,‘4, honor wcarm:.: bloc sills nreantS taltel,a styled with mar* lucks in bodice together in a scoop neekline and a full slum, the carried mums. Raymond Thompson, London, was best man. A reception was held on the lawn of the bride's home where her mother received guests in pastel blue PM braid- erect organza over taffeta, and the „corm's mother chose blue and while figured arncl. p'or a honeymoon trip in Eastorn Ontario the brldr changed to a black linen sheath with white figured over- skirt, red and white acces- sories and red carnation cu. sage. They will reside in. Tiverton. and Airs. Frank Osborne. Aliss Marikay Hudgins re- tooted home last week after holidaying in London with her sister and brothor.in-law, Mr, and Airs, Don Pickering. Miss Wilda Pollock, BN, re- turned to Kitchener on Sunday to resume her duties following a vacation at the home of Alr. and Airs, Lorne. Hicks. Sunday evening visitors with Air, and Mrs, Russell Schroeder were Mr. and Airs. T. Smith, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Airs, L Hew- itt and Michael of Toronto. Mrs, Clarence Young, Caro- lyn and. Kevin returned to their home in. Alillbrook on Saturday following a throe week's vaea• scow with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Frank Osborne, Alr. and Airs, I), Pickering. and Sheryl. Lynn of London were visitors wth Air, and Airs. Kenneth ilodgins over the weekend, Air. and Mrs. Ray Shoebot- tom, Danny and Mary wore Sunday evening visitors with Airs, Mary Johnson at Fan. .shawe. Mr. and Airs, John Thompson spent a couple of days last week in London with Air. and Mrs, S. Eaton and Bonnie, Mrs, Doug Wilson, Donna May .and Minnie of Strathray were kveokend visitors with Mrs. Elmer Wilson. 116114; Anestr With Air. _and Afi Frank Osborne were 'the flirrner's brother and sistcr. Air and Mrs Fred Osborne of Deland, Floriw, and. Mr. and Mrs. L. Conway of Montreal. Atr. .and Mrs. S. Molnar of Agincourt were weekend visi- tc».s with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Molnar. Air, and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- gins.. Keith and Marikay, Miss Eleanor Mae Hudgins and Air. Brian Laird wore at Grand Bond over the holiday week- end. Mr. and Airs. Grant Brown and family of Sarnia were weekend visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. John Thompson. Dianne and 'Bruce Breen visit• cr1 last week with their uncle and aunt, Alr. and Mrs. D. Minor in Stratford. Air. and Airs. Fred Cunning- ton visited on Friday with Air. and Mrs. Keith McBride and family in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs, John MacDonald attended the Elmira Fair on Labor Day. tve ck Personal items The Huron County Library Books will be exchanged at imville on Tuesday noon, Sept, 11 at the home of Airs. Jack. son Woods. Miss Janet Skinner visited last week with her sister, Airs, Gerald Shore of London, Miss Joanne Rannie of To- ronto spent the weekend with. her grandparents, Air, and Mrs. Win, Routly. Mr. and Airs, Milan Nash and family of Toronto to spend the weekend with Mrs, Thos, Bell. Noel, Laurie and Steven. Skinner of Exeter, spent the weekend with their grandpar- ents, Air. and Airs, Franklin his aunt and uncle, Mr, and Skinner, Mrs, Russell Miller. Erie Norris, son of Air. and Airs. Sam Norris, has returned to Gueinh for his third year at the OAC. Air, and Mrs, Harold Carey, Cromarty, have moved into the manse in Staffa this past week. Mrs, Margaret Kemp has re- sumed her teaching duties al SS No, 3 fibbed- this year and David Kemp is teaching at SS Nn. 1 Ribbed. Misses Sharon Agar, Pat Drake, Janie Parsons, Mary Dearing, Staffa, Pauline and Joanne Stapleton, Dublin, Ger- aldine Dennis and Anne Arehal- of the late Mr, Wm. Johns. Centralia Comments By MRS. FRED BOWDEN PHONE 235.0173 Phone 2354930 Exeter EXETER See the Smooth Performing Xk ed Knight at Centralia SAT.. 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