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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-03-28, Page 16MEAT VALUES Best Price In Town: PRODUCE SPECIALS Milton A. Brock E HODS near Winen_eisea• They retired to .Exeter 1.9 years ago. Surviving besides her Ws- 134mi are three daughters: virs, Mervyn (Clive) Pym, Thedfortt; Mrs, Clifford, (Audrey) Moore, Exeter; Mrs. Wilson (Lois) Yale, Science Hill; three,sons: Harold Prance, Grand Beed; .7; Mrs. ,h Prance. born. in Parkhill a 16 Times-Advocate, March -0-4 1963. Grand Bend Institute will be on TV show WO in Exeter cemetery. fall bearers wereWellingten f3rook, Verne.Pi000mbe4 Fred penWarden, HareldHern, Earland and Ryeraril Miller. Pick posture candidates Exeter Public School WEDNESDAY, April 3 • From 2 to. 3:$0 pm, VISIT YOUR ppptlr„.5.,AT WORK leek; 100, Yvonne Fisher; 10D, Sue ATM WYnja; 10E, Judy Me.;, Callum; 10F, Elaine green; OA, Susan Dlnney; 11B, Norma Young; 11C, Diane Shaw; 11D, Susan Doerr; 12A, Ruth Anne Salmon; 1213, Carolyn Harris; 12C, Karen Taylor, and Special Commercial, Sharon Lawrence. "Education — Measure of a Nation" A candidate from each class hag beep chpSen. to enter the semi-final. Posture Queen con, test, A reereSentative from each form will be picked from these candidates in a contest held during leech hpur. Candidates are; 8A, Cheryl Stade; 913, Mary Jane Sanders; 90, Judy Webb; 9D, Hendrick°. Plantinga; 9E, Shirley Bern; 9F, Judy Young; 9G,F eye Oe a ch; 9H, Lynda Kraft; 10A, Linda Hunter-Duvar; 10B, Carol Pol- Motto,. nq one is useless in this world who lightees the burden of someone else, was given by Mrs. Mansel Mason. Readings, were given by Mrs, Roy morebx. and Mrs. Weliwood Gill. Mrs, Rarold watper goe current. events. Lunch was sere vod by Mrs.. Harold Wolper, Mrs. Ed. Gill, Mrs. Stewart Webb, and Mrs. Olive Webb. Mrs John Herbert Prance,. tlfi, died in 4hroriview, Clinton, on Moecieyt March, 25, AWN been a patient for six weeks. previoesly 4te hglsReet gime time in South Burpn Hospital, She was the former Mary Ann Piilloelr et Parkhill, Vol, lowing her marrlage she and her husband farmed near Park- hill, later :moving to a farm lifelong re ;lent si Milton A. Brock, 80, well Imown and lifelong resident of Peborne Township, died in St. Marys Memorial Heseita/ on Thursday, March 21. Mr, Brock was horn in VS- horne Township, son of the late Willtare and Elizabeth HMO'. He was a. member of Zion United Church, also a member et Exeter Lodge No. 67, !GOV. He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Delbridge, and one son, Norman of Zion, elso five grandchildren and six great grandchildren and one brother, WarrertBrock, Exeter, The funeral service was held from the tiopper-Hookey fu- neral home, Exeter, on Monday March 25 and was conducted by Rev. J. Wareham with inter- Exeter Home and School Association will serve tea and conduct a baking sale during the afternoon. Clarence Prance, Londpn, and Cordon Prance, USherne Ton- ship; also 23 grandchildren and seven g r eategrandebildren; brothers, John and William Tao-- logic, a sister, Mrs. Melissa Gardiner, all of Parkhill; and a brother Joe Bullpek, crediton. The funeral service was held en Wednesday, March 27 con- ducted by Rev, .14.-• Hilts at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home, Exeter, with interment in Exeter cemetery. Pall bearers were grandsons, Jack and Harold Pym, Gerald and Norman Prance, Billie yule and Lloyd Mpore. 'Grandma' knits Mrs. John Fletcher, known to all her friends as "Grandma", knits happily at the Desjardine Eventide Rest Home, In her 98th year, she is the oldest resident in Exeter and but for her hearing enjoys good health. She has made two, and is now on her third, cushion this win- ter. Miss S. Grigg dies in Windsor Miss Sarah Isabel]. Grigg, 38, daughter of Mrs. Rosa Grigg and the late James Grigg of Grand Bend, died at. Hotel Dieu Hos- pital, Windsor on Saturday, March 23. Surviving besides her mother are two sisters: Mrs. Robert (Kathleen) MacDonald, Vic- toria, B.C., Mrs. Fred (Mabel) Harrison, Fort Wayne, Ind., six brothers: E dw ard, Thed- ford; Harold of Preston, Rus- sell, Strathroy; Alvin of Hamil- ton; Ivan, Dashwood; Nelson, Brandon, Man. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Edgar Roulston, Exe- ter, were held at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dash- wood, on Tuesday, March 26 with interment in Grand Bend cemetery. Pall bearers were brothers Russell, Harold, Alvin and Ivan Grigg, Marvin Salisbury and Edward Devine. 7diais &Wed, DON'T MISS THESE FOOD SPECIALS! By MR$„ WEt.t.wpOp GRAND BEND The Greed Bend WI met in the town Thursday March 21 With President. Mrs, Alex llamilton ereSiding. MrO• C. Reeves reported that the grand Bend WI would be on "Take Ypur choice" TV pro- gram on April 20, Mrs. A. Ha- milton, Mrs. C. Reeves, and Mrs. Nola Taylor are in charge of all arrangements for the evening. A nominating committee was named: Mrs. Harold Walper, Mrs, Max Turnbull and Mrs, W. ,G).11 to bring in a slate of officers for the April mee- ting. Mrs. Wm, Lpve, convenor of public relations, was in charge of the meeting and gave the topic. Roll call was "A neigh- borly gesture made to me". FACIAL TISSUES Scotties 400's AT PHOTO WORKSHIP Jack Doerr attended a photo- graphic oil painting workshop in London for two days this week, The class was instructed by Mrs. Helen. Trotter, artist- photographer of Chatham. AT RESTAURANT SHOW George E. Rether, Jr„ and John Rether, Ottawa, are at- tending the annual convention and exhibition of the Canadian Restaurant Association in Tor- onto this week. Among the fea- tures of the convention are a food show, culinary arts and menu competition. FANCY RED COHOE 73/4 OZ. TINS Clover Leaf Salmon 43c EASY MIX WHITE, CHOCOLATE, BANANA 4-POUCH PKG. Robin Hood Cake Mixes 49 See what you get for a more. Mr. and Mrs. HarryParsons, of Oak Park, Mich. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baynham over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter, Danny, Tracy and Paul, Sea- forth, Mr. and Mrs. George Link, Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preszcator, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preszca- tor, London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kleinfeldt last Sunday, it being a joint birthday celebration for Ivan Carter and Tracy Lynne. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Mc- Donald, Jack and Ruth Anne of Brampton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cud- Mrs. Edward Gill native of Stephen Mrs. Edward Gill, 89, died in South Huron Hospital onSun- cla.y, March 24. She was the former Mary Ann Baker, daughter of the late Philip and Ann Baker, Stephen Township. Following her marriage to Edward Gill they farmed near Grand Bend, Mr. Gill died in 1932. Mrs. Gill was a member of the United Church and life mem- ber of the United Church Wo- men. Surviving are one son, Ed- ward; two daughters, Mrs. Wil- lia.m (Florence) Love, Mrs. Co- lin (Fern) Love, all of Grand Bend; one sister, Mrs. Eliza- beth. Cliff, London, two brothers Arthur, Grand Bend, William, Toronto; 11 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral service was conduc- ted •by Rev. C.A. Britton at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, on Wednes- day, March 21 with interment in Grand Bend cemetery. 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