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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-11, Page 9By MISS MURIEL HERN FAST Dock-Side Service South Side of Pier at Mouth of River Beside Customs Building Oil * Water * Ice 4: Repairs By GORDON MORLEY New By BOBBI ROLLER PERM Body Permanent for roller hair styles Complete Kit -- 30 Special Rollers Plus Styling Booklet $2.49 SPECIAL OFFER Clip this advertisement and bring it in to. our Stare and We will allow YOU 250 toff the purchase pride of the Bobbi Roller Pettit PHONE 235-1570 EXETER TirnesAdvocate, Jklly 11, 1961 Page 9 BY MRS, ROBERT with his cousin, Roy aeavers of 14.7oceter, Mr, and .Mrs.C.lareneeWurm and family of Exeter were Sun- day evening guests with Mr. with Mr. and Mrs, 'Mamma Mills Sunday,. miss Diatine Smith is bolt, Baying with. bar uncle and 4444 Mr. and. Mrs, .Jolin ,cutting and family .of .Langton, Mr. Allan Lawson of t,istowei, visited with his parents, Mro and Mrs., Gerald Dawson. and family Sunday, and Mrs,. ,Gerald. .Lawson and family, Hey,. and Mrs, g, Ernst arrived at the manse on Tues., day, Mr, Clarence Mills retnrned. home from St, Marys Memorial Hospital, on the weekend, Mr. and. Mrs.Ares-tbals and Beth of Lucan visited NOW! Is The Time To Have Your FURNACE CHECKED Fuel Oil is your best heating buy and with our service contract you get even more; Pre-season clean out, check-ups, adjustments and repairs, Graduating class of Exeter Public School feted by Home and School Association WHITE.) ROSE SELDON FUELS Graduating class of Exeter PS posed for this class picture prior to the banquet served in its honor by the Home and School Association. Back row, from left, Delton Walper, Donald Campbell, Brian McArthur, Donald Casey, Eric Schwar- tzentruber, Bev Prest, Fred Brintnell, Gordon Greenacre, Ron Broderick, Mel- vin Whiting, Jim Knox, Fred Simmons, Robert Mickle, George Lee, Doug Beavers, Victor Fulcher; middle row, Principal A. B. Idle, David Stringer, Mrs. M. Jory, DISTRIBUTORS FOR CANADIAN OIL PRODUCTS COAL COKE WOOD CEMENT 203 WELLINGTON ST. W. EXETER PHONE 235-2314 Bill Penhale, Larry Hockey, Case Zeehuisen, Tom Elliott, Morris Wedlake, Patsy Bridges, Margaret Bosch, Joy Seldon, Anna Bern, Lynn Page, Susan Gib- bons, Uilke Nagel, David Robinson, Han Zeehuisen, David Sparks, John Parker, Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton; front row, Phyllis Allen, Donna Walper, Bonita Green, Linda Blanchard, Eleanor Stanlake, Betty Jean Hamilton, Ann Creech, Barbara Skinner, Sheila Keller, Trudy Stover, Darlene Parsons, Elizabeth Ellerington, Louise McBride. -- Jack Doerr photo arise Mix Mr. Ernie Vodden is spend ing some time visiting with re- latives and friends at Cross- field, Alberta. and also intends spending a day at the Calgary Stampede. Mrs. Wm, Wynne of London Visited with Miss Blanche and Rhea Mills. Wednesday, Mrs. Norris Webb, Julie and Lorie spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Small of St. Thomas. Tuesday callers an Mrs. A. Butters were Mrs. Wm. A. Goodmuff, Mrs. Guy Starks and Mrs. Harry Genthenberg of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. John VVitteveen and family and Miss Doris Mills Visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witteveen and fa- mily of St. George, Mr. and. Mrs. John Selves of Thames Road visited Sunday with Mrs. M. Jaques. Mrs. Roy Kirk visited dur- ing the week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bry- ce Skinner of Munro. Baby Cheryl Anne Brine ar- rived home from St. Marys Memorial Hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ukrianits of Rossburn, Manitoba were guests on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharon and Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKay of Windsor were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Run- dle and family and attended the Stacey reunion at Stratford Park on Saturday. Jim Rundle andBob Wareham started work for the summer at Canadian Canners in Exeter Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack attended the Stacey reunion in Stratford Saturday. Eddie Lawson visited Sunday (Gas and Oil Already Mixed) Program completes Elimville UC school Cre iton community showers bride . . . and Also Available REGULAR ESSO FOR INBOARD USE At an intersection, the right- of-way does not include the right to slay. The Ontario'Safety League urges drivers never to insist on the right-of-way if there is the slightest danger of collision with pedestrians, or another vehicle. ORE'S RIVE GRANDR SI RIVERSIDED E BEND MARINE MA Bend Area Holidaying? C all home tonight on Special Rates af- ter 9 p.m. * COMPLETE LINE OF BOATS ARKANSAS AND CHESTNUT THORNE'S . CANADIAN • RICHARDSON * JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS * TRAILERS OF EVERY SIZE TEE-NEE -- MASTERCRAFT -- GATOR half of the CGIT members. The parents were invited to the Sunday School rooms to view their crafts and daily Bible lessons in visual aids. The Vacation Bible school teachers were: director, Mrs. Ross Skinner; preschool teach- er, Mrs. John Batten; craft di- rector, Miss Frances Skinner; secretary, Miss Sharon Pass- more; Primary teacher, Mrs. El- son Lynn; assistant teachers, Mrs. Horace Delbridge and Miss Janet Skinner; craft di- rector, Kathy Hern and Bar- bara Hern; secretary, Susan Al- len; music director, Miss Mar- garet Johns, assistant, Mrs. Philip Johns, junior class teacher, Mrs. Vernon Mont- morency, secretary, Miss Mar- ilyn Johns; craft director, Mrs. John Hern and Miss Dianne Stone. Rev. H. Wilson conducted the morning worship services at the beginning of every morning pro- gram. By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Elimville Vacation Bible class sponsored by the Elim- ville CGIT leaders and mem- bers with an enrolment of 98 held a successful week and fi- nished Friday afternoon with a picnic. On Sunday morning a service was held with the par- ents as guests. Mr. Elson Lynn, the Sunday School Superinten- dent, opened the service. Mrs. Ross Skinner, the VAS director, took charge of the program. The allegiance to the Christian flag and Bible was given followed by a rhythm band number and song by the pre- school children. The offering was taken by Misses Debbie and Janet Hern, Carol Bell and Sandra Skinner and the offera- tory prayer was given by Miss Joan Pym. The primary class presented a skit "The Good Samaritan" and sang an action song "o the Foolish Man". The junior class demonstra- ted on a flannelgraph, "The Two Roads of Life." They sang a number, "The 23rd Psalm." The entire members of the school sang. Misses Susan Al- len and Barbara Hern present- ed the leaders with gifts on be- PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hern attended the double wedding of Rock-Hodgins and Hod gin s- Morley Saturday at Brinsley Anglican Church. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bern and family and Mrs. Thomas Brock attended the Ritchie pic- nic, Sunday at the home of Mrs. W. Cunningham, Clande- boye. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques Harry and Shirley, attended the Bell picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter. Lynda Hern, Dalyce and Ben Gamble, Nancy and Ivan Hern, Judy and Donald Hero, Alan and Barbara Hero attended Vaca- tional Bible School last week held at Elimville United Church. Dale and Brenda Skinner, Elimville, are holidaying this week with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Horn at- tended the Hunter picnic Sunday at Riverview Park, Exeter. A number of Zion West mem- bers and their families attended the presentation for Rev, and Mrs. John Wareham and family in Woodham United C h u r c h. Mrs. Wareham, Ralph, Robert and Derek were each presented with a leather covered hymnary and Mr. Wareham with a purse of money. By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CREDITON A miscellaneous bridal show- er was held in honor of Miss Sandra Finkbeiner on Friday, July 5, at the Crediton Com- munity Hall. Friends, neighbors and re- latives enjoyed the program ar- ranged by those in charge: Mrs. John MacKay, London, Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson and Mrs. Harold Fahner, all aunts of the bride- elect. A reading was given by Janet Morlock followed by a vo- cal solo by Margaret Haist. A poem was read by Mrs. John MacKay after which a number of girls put on a mock wedding. The presentation address was read by Miss Donna Hamather of Exeter,. MARKS 80 YEARS Mrs. W. Mathers of Exeter was honored on the occasion of her 80th birthday by a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lampert. Also present were Mrs. Ma- ther's brother, Mr. Alfred Nicholson of Parkhill and a niece from Boston. Another brother also in Boston was un- able to attend. PERSONALS Mrs. F. M. Faist of Kitchener is spending this week with Mrs. Ezra Faist and Nola. Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs. Sam Lamport. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsby Atkin- son of London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oes- tricher. Mrs. Mildred Hinton, nee Brown, of Windsor died re- c ently, Mrs. Lloyd Wein, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wein and Elea- nor visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. Wuerth and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baxter and family at Le Froy. A number of the WSWS mem- bers enjoyed the picnic with Dashwood and Zurich ladies last Thursday at Dashwood. Mrs. Carl Lippert and girls of Ridgetown have been spend- ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Rillett and fa- mily. Mr. Ross Wein and three college friends took a trip through the States as far south as Tennessee last week. Michael and Maureen Fink- beiner of Barrie are holiday- ing with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Presz- cator and family spentSaturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Priest- ly and family of Tilbury. Mrs. Mary Faist and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oestricher visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of Mitchell. SHOWER FOR BRIDE A miscellaneous shower was held in the basement of Brinsley United Church on Friday, June 28 for Miss Edith Morley whose wedding took place Saturday, July 6. A short program was held as the Bridal Chorus was being played. Edith was escorted to the decorated chair by Misses Betty and Marg. Amos. The address was read by Mrs. Wil- liam Morley. Following theop- ening of the gifts Edith thanked those present. An old pastime for children of former years was renewed recently when Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fen- ton, was trying her skill at kite flying. Mr. and Mrs. Dean White left to attend the CalgaryStam- pede. Mrs. Sidney Morley and Tom of Lieury visited Sunday with Mrs. Walter Morley and fa- mily. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Amos and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Amos of Kirkton visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sherritt of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lochner of Inwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schenk Friday night. Mrs. Charles Brand and fa- mily were weekend Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Amos and family. ' PERSONALS Weekend visitors with Mrs. Thos. Bell were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Bell and Linda, Flint, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bell, Graham Jr., Spencer and Elizabeth, Haney B.C., Mr. Lloyd Bell and Jea- nie of Toronto, Miss Myrtle Bell, New West Minister, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Stephen, Jerry and Donna, London, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephen, Ex- eter. Miss Myrtle Bell, New West- minister, B, C. is visiting with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stephen and Miss Bell visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hou- ston, Seaforth and attended "The Comedy of Errors" in Festival Theatre, Stratford. Mr. Gerald Rannie of Tor- onto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Routley and Mrs. Gerald Rannie and Joanne who are holidaying there. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hogg and Robert of Thorndale visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 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