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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-30, Page 154monlmonnw SAFETY Starts Here Get Your 10 Point Safety Check Now SNELL BROS. LTD. Chev.-i-Olds.-Coevair--Envor PHONE 235.60660 EXETER TinigsA.clY9cate, April 30., 1904. ,"Pays.1.0, Wives list .Lions faults Greenhouse opening attracts .forge crowd By MRS,,FRED SCONDEN home Thursday of last week CIPNTRAPA af t e r spending the past six Square dancers rneet in Clintcin Several dancers from this area are expected to be In Qlin, top this Friday when Dave Tay- lor,, nationally known smrare dance Caller from Petreit will ilea4line the second annual fps, tiYal sponsored: by the 13PAF. Crop S-Trailer Square D a n c e The .cartitinel rate ,.of em- ployer-employee ,contribotteu.S. for the PA, ,§PPqrit)!: program, comparable to the proposed Caeada. Pension Van,. Will be :P.25.Pe.reent the Pr.,* $4,800 of earnings by a tax of $444 per yeari mum benefit will be 'MT per: month at age 65. Qlub, The dance will be WO 41 the station recreation centre and is expected to attract Peveraih4P-7 dyed frela WeStern Ontario and. A aPecial feature of the fes- tival will be .maypole square dancing. Satnrday was opening day at the Centralia greenhouse owned and operated by Fred„Howe, Several customers attppqao the opening and were amazed at the yariety of plants on dls, play, There were potted plants and boxed plants; Easter lilies were still in bloom and tomatoes were ripening on the vines.This is the first time in the history of Centralia thatresidents have had the privilege of visiting a local greenhouse. Cottage Owners; low About this -..ackage :Deal? BUILDING A COTTAGE OR IMPROVING ONE? months at the home of her sister4n-law, Mrs. F, J. Fair,- hall in South Laguna, Cali- fornia. Mr. ¢c Mrs. Lloyd yogan and family of LiateWel were aunday visitors with Mr. 4 Mrs. Fro cuaningion. miss Olive Sheppard of Lon- don was a Sunday guest with Mr. & mrs. Albert Smith. Miss Wilda Pollock of Kit- chener was a weekend visitor with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Laramie, Robert and Jean were Mr, & Mrs. Chester Dann, Mr. & Mrs. John Ridley, Miss Shirley Heywood of Ex- eter, Ray Horne of Winchelsea. and Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn. Get the Materials You Need Get the MONEY You Need, in One Stop at Conklin's ! Ladies! Night was a $44 af- fair for the gxeter 'Wogs Club at the Holiday Inn, King Street, bencien, Wednesday, April 2 ?; with over 60 PemuP la attencir, once, Presiding W.40 President Torn macmillea, The dinner OPened with grace by Cowen followed by the lion's Qde and a sing song led by pill Courtney with Wan-Ian Walper at the piano. Roll call was answered with the ladies emharassing their hushands by explaining their pet faillta, A tea* to the ladies Was proposed by Charles Barrett and responded to by Mrs. Mel, Gaiser. Earlier the ladies had been provided with a corsage. A toast to Lions International was proposed bypa.stpresidept Ben. Tuckey and responded to by International C onn s e 1 lo r Jake Sweitzer, Ray Creech and J. G. Burrows were inducted into the club by PDDG Sandy Elliot and the wives of the new members were introduced. Norm Walper, who was in charge of the program, intro- duced the entertainers for the evening, Merle. and Merv. Wat- son, of Toronto, who provided folk singing- and instrumental music. They were thanked by Gerald Godbolt. Entertainers prove popular The Devonshire Trio, three young Exeter folksingers have been making quite a name for them- selves lately in guest appearances at several events in the area. They drew enthusiastic applause for their singing at the Caven Circle hobby show last week. From the left are: John MacNaughton, Ted Wilson and George Godbolt. --T-A photo By MISS MURIEL. HERN The seventh meeting of Elim- Wile I Homemaking Club was held Monday evening, April 20, at the home of Mrs. Ron net,- cher with 12 members present. The leaders checked over the articles the members have to complete for achievement day. Plans for that day were dis- cussed. FREE DELIVERY TO YOUR SITE! The material you want, when you want it, where you want it and in the amount you want and can handle, Multiple deliveries at no extra cost to most Lake Erie • Lake Huron cottage sites. $50 to $5,000 AVAILABLE TO YOU! There's no tight money at Conk- lin's! Don't wait 'till you're too old to enjoy your cottage! Build now, Eight easy repayment plans. Clandeboye native tells of work in large charge NATIVE DIES IN WINDSOR Mrs. William Smith, wife of the late William Smith of De- troit, died in Betel Diew HQS- pita', Windsor Thursday, April 23. She was the former Lillian Florence Elliott of Centralia, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Elliott and is sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. W. A. (Kate) Jenkins, London; Mrs. A. A. (Mabel) Copeland, Wind- sor; and one brother, D. Mur- ray Elliott of Centralia. Funeral service for the de- ceased was conducted by the Rev. R. S. Hiltz of Exeter in the Hopper-Hockey funeral home Saturday afternoon. In- terment was in the Exeter cemetery. Pallbearers were A. Ayls- worth, F. Jenkins, A. E. Shep- pard of London, W. Copeland, Windsor, C. McDowell and W. Elliott, Centralia. Hern and Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hern and family. Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Skinner of Elimville, Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. Bev Skin- ner, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Lee, all of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Bur- ton Morgan, St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Strong of Sealorth, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Spence, Wood- ham, Mrs. Mary Brock and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Grant Skinner for a surprise birthday party for Grant Skinner. Add a Garage! Build Your Own Home! All the usual Conklin benefits are applicable to Garage Construction too Talk to Conklin, buy just the materials to build a closed-in "shell". Finish the interior yourself later and save. Monetta Menard's PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ogle and family of Strathroy wereSatur- day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Brock. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Haynes of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brock. Mr. & Mrs. Everard Miller and Elsie visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gemmel at Kippen. Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam Hern,' Ross Hern and Mrs. Louisa Kyle were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Jenny at Ar- kona. Mrs. Ross Hern of Detroit is visiting for a few days with Mr. PERSONALS Mr. Lloyd Morgan conducted the service inthe churchSunday morning. With the change of time to Daylight Saving the ser- vices reverted to the summer schedule with the Whalen ser- vice first and the Centralia service at 11;15 am. Sunday School precedes the church ser- vice. Misses Amy and Greta Lara- mie of Hensall, Mrs. R. Dick- ins, Exeter and Miss Betty Rusk of Toronto were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Laramie. Mrs. Clara Abbott returned BUDGET TERMS Eight different plans to suit your Budget ! From $50 to $5,000 NO DOWN PAYMENT! OPENING MAY 9 By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Mrs. Emily Tomes enter- tained, with her son the Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Tomes who are spending their holidays here, the WA and Guild ladies. Mrs. Andy Carter, president of the WA presided. Following the business it was announced the West Middlesex Deanery will be held June 5 at Byron. The annual meeting of the WA of Huron Diocese was held at St. Paul's Cathedral April 28. Mr. Tomes told of his work at the six small settlements about 150 by 175 miles, in his charge. At the church St. Pe- ter's near the rectory the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock services are in Cree. Sunday School is at 2 o'clock and the evening service at '7;00 is in English to a mixed congregation. In 1963 he purchased a new organ at Clinton and had it sent to Big Trout Lake. At present the Parish Hall that was started last year, is to be finished this year. The natives trap, hunt and GRAND BEND Cor. of Highway 21 & 83 Phone 238-23'74 EXETER 131 Thames Road W. Phone 235-1422 New church marks event fish trout, pickerel, sturgeon and white fish. The government assists greatly in building docks. He said the WA ladies have their meeting at the rectory every two weeks. It was decided to invite Mr. Tomes to show his pictures Sun- day May 3 at 8:30 at the church, collection received is to be given for his work at mission. Mrs. Jim Cunningham, pre- sident, conducted for the Guild meeting. NEWLY WEDS FETED A presentation and dance was held for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blake at the Lucan Memorial Centre, Music was supplied by the five piece orchestra i'Twi- lighters" of Zurich. Joe Morgan, on behalf of the friends presented the couple with a gift of money, and Otto Darling read an address of best wishes. Mrs. Blake is the former Dorothy Flannigan, daughter of Mrs. Ellen and the late Leo Flannigan of London formerly of this district. Norman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blake McGillivray township. Following a wedding trip to Mexico they have taken up resi- dence in London. Peace Lutheran Church in Exeter marked its first anni- versary last week. It is a branch of the Dashwood church and meets in Caven Presbyterian Church each Sunday morning. The average attendance at the church services has risen from 30 to 45. Steps are being taken towards making the congre- gation independent of the moth- er church at Dashwood. The constitution has been drawn up and approved and members are waiting for the finalization by the District Board. Ward Kraft heads the Pro- visional Board of Director s with the elders being Edward Gackstetter and Norman Wai- ner. The secretary is Ed. Wurm and financial secretaries are Milton Keller and Harry Wol- per. John Gunderson is in charge of publicity. Sunday School with eight teachers is held each Sunday morning in the baSement of the Public Library. visited the former's father, Garfield Latta in St. Joseph's hospital. Following surgery he spent two weeks there but is now at his home, London. Mr. & Mrs. Neil Romph and Julia, Jimmy and Geoff have moved from Lucan and have taken up residence this month in the new house of Wm. Atkins at Mooresville. Mr. Joe Zuball held a very large auction sale of farm stock, modern farm machinery, grain, hay and household effects, April 8. Mr. & Mrs. Zuball, Bar- bara, Margie and Gary have taken up residence in their home in London. The farm was sold to a neighbor H. Knip, INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK Austin Smith of Monkton, New Brunswick spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Roy Cun- ningham and family. Mr. Roy McRann and Miss Beth McRann entertained the family Sunday: Mr. & Mrs. Grant Latimer, Sarnia and Mr. & Mrs. George Noyes, George, Bryan, Shirley and Lori of Dela- ware. Mrs. Omar Cunningham's guests were her son Ernol and Mrs. Cunningham, Glencoe and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Varey of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Carter and Ian were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Carlyle Carter, Jimmy and Stevie, London. Other guests were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walden of Chatham, the oc- casion being birthday celebra- tion for Ian and Mrs. Walden. Cook receives service award Mrs. Henry Murless, Clandeboye, receives a certificate recog- nizing her 11 years' service as a cook at RCAF Station Cen- tralia from G/C L. H. Randall, commanding officer. Mrs. Murless has retired. —RCAF photo BAPTISM AT COLLEGE Sunday, April 26, at the 11 o'clock service at Huron Col- lege Chapel, The Rev. Dr. J. Henderson officiated at a bap- tismal service for Ruth Evelyn daughter of the Rev. Stanley G. and Mrs. Tomes of Big Trout Lake, Ontario. Sponsors were Mrs. Gor- don Mains a great aunt, Rus- seldale, and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle, great uncle and aunt, London. Following the morning ser- vice Mr. and Mrs. William Lloy d, grandparents, enter- tained relatives at their home Coombs St., London to lunch. Guests included Mrs. Emily Tomes, Rev. and Mrs. Tomes and Kanesia, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Debbie and Diane, Tom Tomes and Miss Phyllis Lee of Clandeboye, PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Alex Furness, London, were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Latta, Sunday. 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