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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-04-18, Page 3Crediton choir dons new gowns for Easter cantata By MRS. L. PR ESZCATOR . FLOATS ON AIR DISPOSABLE DIRT BAG POWERFUL SUCTION. Best buy ! RUSSELL ELECTRIC .. YOUR. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER, • FOR SALES wini SERVICE PHONE 235-0505 MAIN STREET cretary- treasure r, Harvey Goos, Preston. The association added six members to the 14-man board of directors names at theJanu- ary meeting. They are the four zone chairmen, plus Walter Gerth, and Ira G. Needles of Kitchener. Mr. Stacey will remain as zone chairman of Perth County, since Perth, which has two member municipalities, has been unable to hold a meeting and appoint a representative. THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT . Murray Greene, Exeter Rexali ONE CENT SALE April 18 to 27 Big Savings, Shop early COLE'S DRUG STORE Phone 235-1282 FURNACE CHECK-UP F E WITH SNELL BROS. LTD. Phone 235-0660 Main St. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR REPLACE WITH THE BEST — Insist on a Genuine GM MUFFLER! 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Harvey .14:etta, Mr, andlyirs„.lieber Davin and Mr and Mrs, Barry ,C4rrell were. ,,guests On Saturday evening` with :Mr. and Mrs, Pon Downs, EaSter heiitlaYe with his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrst Jack Dickies. The Dickies were Friday evening gtleistS with Mrs. Dickins parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank. Squire, Granton. Mr, and mrs. winiam Montreal, are spending Easter holidays with their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ye $20 Brian Johnsoa, young Soil of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson, is under the decter's care. Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Atkinson attended service at the United Church, Lucan, on Wednesday evening, Many from this community attended the funeral of the late Maurice Durban), from the Has - }sett funeral home to St. James Clandeboye on Friday after- noon, also the funeral of the jateNr, Hit hompson WhP was a Irlem ber 91 Ht! :Patrich,s church Saintsbuxy Following the ftteeral,frienti4ofthe.fairiliY were invited to the home, of the late Mr.. 'Thompson's. son, Kerr. mit and Mrs, Thompson,,, Con- cession _4 for tea. Mr. and Mrs, Ron Carroll .PbServed their fifth wedding anniversary and spent the day in I...onden where they visited with their grandmother, Mrs., Hodgins at Victoria NoSpltal. Mr, and Mrs, Tom Reea and. family were guests on Sunday to a birthday dinner fpr Mrs. Reps at the home of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Rol- lings, Clandeboye. Peter Caldwell, Sheddon is EXCHANGE PLANTS On. Wednesday afternoon the ladles of pt. Patrick's Guild met at the home of Mrs. Earl Greenlee fOr their m e et i President Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald was in charge, The roll call was answered With a flower slip, Cards and flowers were sent to the sick and shut ins for Easter. The mystery prize donated by Mrs. Charlie Atkinson was won by Mrs. Harry Carroll. Final plans were made for the progressive euchre and the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Har- ry Carroll and Mrs. Hugh Davis served refreshments. The May meeting will beheld at the home of Mrs. Dean Gib- son. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald were guests on Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins and with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll Sunday evening. The church was attractively decorated with Easter lilies, white and mauve mums and carnations for the,Easter Day service. Rev. L. A. Bennett who is suffering from an ankle in- jury was assisted by Rev. An- derson of Gorrie. Mrs. Tom Kooy was at the organ and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Drought Cen- tralia sang a duet. Visitors for the holiday were: Mrs. Ada Ings, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins, Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson entertained their family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta, Carol, Kenny and David and Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis attended a birth- day dinner on Sunday at the Davis home. Those prese nt were Mrs. Rd. Dickins, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and their families. Heber Davis, Jim Barker, Jim Young and Larry Greenlee all celebrate birthdays this month. Larry is on the sick list and was not able to be present. on a Hoover Deluxe Constellation Cleaner and son of Toronto with Mr. Everett Fahrner, Mr. Lewis Faist, Randy and Perry of Waterloo with Mrs. Mary Faist on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lippert in Nashville, Tenn. Tommy Silverthorne of Lon- don with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey for part of the Easter va- cation, Mr. William Woodall, Judy and Monica of Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodall on Good Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley and family of Woodham with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwartz on Sunday. With Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tilley were Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Crocker and son of Lambeth, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tilley and family of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McAdams, Zurich, Miss Ester Neeb, Dashwood, and Mr. Gordon Miller of Crediton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryall with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz. Mr. Harold Amy with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hen- drick of Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendrick. Mr. Royal Haist of Chicago with Mr. Henry Haist and fa- mily. Zion EUB Church choir, Crediton, blossomed out in new "fashion" for Easter when they presented the cantata, "From Gloom to Glory", Good Friday evening. The gowns, blue-grey instead of the traditional black, arrived just in time for the special service by the choir, directed by Mrs. Emmery Fahner. Front row, from left, Eleanor Wein, Ella Mae Schlenker, Karen NATIVE DIES IN WEST Mrs. Daniel Gower, '74, died at McCreary Hospital, Man. on. Friday, April 5. She was the former Carolina Elizabeth Pfaff, born at Zurich on January 20, 1889 and was married to Daniel Gower at Corbett in 1904. They moved to Snowflake, Manitoba in 1910 and in 1936 moved to the Kel- wood district, where they farm- ed. Mrs. Gower was a UCW mem- ber also a WI member and the Canadian Legion Auxiliary. She was predeceased by two sons, Keith In 1931, and Melvin, 1932. Surviving are her husband, four daughters, Mrs. Murray Mackie (Rosalie) and Mrs. Ja- mes Cairns (Lola) of Reeves, Manitoba, Mrs. Allen Finkbein- er (Irene) of Crediton and Mrs. Alvin Winthrop (Eleanor) of Kelwood, Manitoba; six sons, Leonard of Transcona, Mani- toba, Stanley of Winnipeg, Gor- don of McCreary, Ernest, Nor- man and Erwin of Kelwood; 44 grandchildren and 25 gr e at- grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Isaac Gower (Mary), Mrs. Nelson Schenk (Katie), and Mrs. Margaret Clark, all of Credi- ton; three brothers, Oscar and Otto Pfaff of Crediton and Henry of Exeter. Funeral service was conduct- ed by Rev. King with the Ladies Legion Auxiliary forming an honour guard at Kelwood United Church on Tuesday, April 9, with interment in Kelwood Cemetery with special grave- side rites conducted by the Auxiliary. Pallbearers were Harold Winthrop, Norman Spratt, Colin Dunning, Gary Gebber, Charles McMillan and Leonard Grude- ski. Funeral arrangements were made by the Keith Neil Funeral Home. EASTER VISITORS Miss Shirley Radford in New York City. Rev. and Mrs. F. Faist and Charles of Kitchener with Mrs. E. Faist at South Huron Hos- pital and Miss Nola Faist of town on Good Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and family of Downsview with Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner. Mrs. Palmer and family will remain a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fahrner Finkbeiner, Judy Finkbeiner, Carol Hendrick, Marina Coughtrey, Margaret Fahner; second row, Miss Ella Morlock, FayeSchlen- ker, Mrs. G. E. Wenzel, Miss Doris Schwartz, Miss Nola Faist, Mrs. Ross Krueger; third row, Mrs. Emmery Fahner, Mrs. Lloyd Hey, Mrs. Ed. Hendrick; back row, Rev. A. M. Schlenker, Donald Finkbeiner, Emmery Fahner, Carmin Schlenker. -- T-A photo Membership up in MWODA The Mid-Western Ontario Development Association, hard hit in 1962 by the withdrawal of a number of participating municipalities, looks to a some- what brighter future in its 1963- 64 operation. Ross Savauge, Seaforth, re- tiring president of the associa- tion's executive, said increased membership this year will bring about $3,000 more into the trea- sury. He also has hopes that others will join or rejoin. A deficit last year of $1,846, he said, was caused by the lack of members. The 1962-63 re- venue from memberships had been estimated at $11,000 in the association's budget, but the actual revenue was $8,127. This year, Mr. Savauge said, $11,010 will likely come from member- ships. To date, $7,832 has been received. DELAY BUDGET The'board of directors, mee- ting in Stratford last week, ap- Milverton and Listowel are members of MODA. Mitchell, where Mr. Stacey lives, is not a member. SUGGESTS DRIVE Mr. Le Masurier suggested that a drive for members be undertaken in Perth. He sug- gested that rural municipalities could make a strong body for MODA. pointed a finance committee to bring in the 1963-64 budget. The board had originally planned to determine the budget during the meeting, but A.H. Le Masurier, chief co-ordinator of the re- gional co-ordination division of the Department of Economics and Development, suggested that it is not fair to the MODA general manager, Elmer Goe- bel, of Stratford, to have him work at the budget. The new president of the ex- ecutive, Allan McCulloch of Ar- thur, and the four zone chair- men, Ken Burke, Waterloo County, Howard Stacey, Perth County, Howard Aitken, Huron County, and Howard Latch, Wel- lington County, were appointed to this committee. Other executive members elected were: first vice-presi- dent, Robert Kerr, Galt; second vice-president, Murray Greene Exeter; third vice-president, Walter Gerth, Milverton; se- Research specialist at Thames .''oad club By GORDON MORLEY Mrs. Simpkins of Sarnia is spending some Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mor- ley. Some 88 young people from neighbouring churches attended a sunrise service at Brinsley United Church on Easter Sun- day at 7 am. Mr. Noble Greenlee of Tor- onto visited with relatives on the holiday. Mr. Kelly Robinson has com- menced ditching recently. The government representa- tive also suggested that the "Economic Research and Fea- sibility" study the association is making should be previewed at a meeting with township re- presentatives. He warned that such studies often get buried, and their value is lost. The association's board ag- reed to continue with the eco- nomic study of Huron, Perth, Waterloo, and Wellington, and proceed with the third part. Three sections in this part of the study deal with population, land use and agriculture, and industry and commerce, and will be published as separate sections. Total cost of the third phase will be $7,500. Mr. Goos, and G.W. Cruik- shanks, Wingham, were appoin- ted to the publicity committee. A request that the associa- tion's office be moved from Stratford to another location was deferred for discussion later. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cann in Oielph with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ferguson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, Brian, Barry and Barbara with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock of Exeter. Rev. Donald and Mrs. Deas and family of Sault Ste Marie with Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wil- son this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coop- er Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper Jr. and family of Wind- sor with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hume. Mrs. Kate de Mooy and San- dra, London, is visiting a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Weekend By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD At the meeting of the Happy Doubles Club on Thursday even- ing in the church basement guest speaker was Ray Stewart of Sarnia who ,spoke on Polymer, it's history and it's products. Mr. Stewart is in the research division. He showed samples of their products. On behalf of the club Mrs. Reg Hodgert thanked the speaker. Mr. Stewart is a brother of Jack, Glen and Floyd Stewart who are all members of the club and who were all pre- sent. Mrs. Stewart also ac- companied her husband. Rev, Hugh Wilson sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs. Ross Hodgert was in charge of the business. It was decided to have a picnic at Springbank on Saturday, June 8. Jack Stewart and Mrs. Glen Stewart were in charge of games and contests, The committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sleamon, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomson of Exeter were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Hain Rohde. Mr. Art Bell, Miss Mary Har- ris Of Ingersoll were Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stone, the occasion being the birthdays of Mrs. Stone and Mr. Bell. EASTER VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lam- port, Elyse and Dale of Credi- ton on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace and Gerald of Gibraltar, Michigan with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass- more, Saturday evening. Mrs. Percy Passmore of Ex- eter With Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Passmore, Mrs. Muriel Miller of Sea- forth, Mr. Robert Miller of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- tyne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne and Brenda, Mrs. Lloyd Hackney, Bennis and Linda with Mrs, Clara Hackney of Exeter, the occasion being the birthday of Mrs Clara liaCkiieV on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Abner PaSS- more, David, Dennis, 'Darlene and *ale with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jones at Exeter on Sun- day. HOME HEAT SERVICE FIGHT CANCER visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Caswell, Billy and Diane, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brazier, Michele and Carol, Brantford, Mrs. Ernie Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes, Margaret and Carol, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. William Passmore, Exeter, were Sunday guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodgert had their Happy Doubles Club dinner last Wednesday evening. The Canadian Cancer So- ciety is campaigning throughout April for funds to help those suffering from cancer. Only research can win the battle. IN HURON Mr. J. A. Traqualr and Members of his staff Wish to extend sincere appreciation to the many cuS- tometti frieticiS and business associates who such Made our 50th Anniversary sale and open house such an outstanding sucooSS. Special thanks to fellow merchants and supPliers who sent flowers, cards and other fOrmS of con- grattilationS Which Were gratefully appreciated. PHONE 235.2511 EXETER the objective is $18,360. With your help we can raise even more. Exeter Canvass Week of April 22 to 26 Area Campaigns will be undertaken in Os- borne, Stephen, Dashwood, Credittm, Hensall, Zurich. avermarsomapas oaboosimiurogli