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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-06-18, Page 9Accidents to visitors or workmen on your property can put you "on the spot" for substantial monetary claims. . ,unless you have adequate home-owners' liability insurance. See us about our low- cost cover- age. ZS. 414..Aeo.- A:4*W 1;g4ii•Izt44, At.:4X44$144$0g.A.s. See and Drive Our Safety Checked Used Cars at Low, Low Prices Meet Our New Parts Man WAYNE DIMMICK An Experienced Chrysler Parts Man For 6 Years Wayne and his wife Julie reside at 442 Main St. Exeter PHONE 235-1250 EXETER June. la, 1904 .:P.4,91k Creditgn gr.Q.,v,RP meet Zion church school marks anniversary Women study hunger fete children mothers Wood and Zurich WSWS later In July for a joint meeting of the study book. Now Fully Licensed Brenner Red Gable Hotel GRAND BEND Mrs. Gerald /-JYnn Of Clandee beYe with Mr, & Mrs. liarry Bern and faintly. Mr. & MrS.E0bKinsmanand boys pf lOppen with Mr. & Mrs. Bob gem mr. Joe 13a.11ey of Exeter and Mrs, Barry Smith and Brenda With Mrs. Mary Brock. Mr. & Mrs. Eurtpn Mprgan and boys of St. Marys, Mr.. & Mrs., Strong', Seeforth, and Mr.. & Mrs. Grant Skinner and girls with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Frock and Bill, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johns and family of Elimville, Mrs. Mel- vin Gardiner and Marilyn of Exeter and Miss. Marilyn More gan of Centralia With Mr. & Mrs. Everard Miller, Earl and Elsie. Mr. & Mrs, Harold Bern vi- sited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Selves in Exeter. For your liAtenin9 piegsure MANI-gY MOTT of the Hcrrnmonci Electric argon PRESZcATPR CREDT ON The WSWS of the UP chnrch held its meeting 'Tuesday eye, rung, A. prelude was .given by Mrs, Ren1.$.ctienic, The theme "What De They Want," a program on the hun- gers and Wants of 49194,04', also scripture and prayer was taken by Mrs. grnery Fahner, Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Miss Laura Mathers. An accordion solo by Linda Haugh and a vocal solo by Owen Finkbeiner were enjoyed, The Spiritual Life secretary Mrs.. A, M. Schlenker had for her topic "Stewardship". The president, Mrs. Gordon Rats, took cnarge of the busi- ness. The name of the late Mrs. Harry Beaver is to be put on the memorial rpll of the WSWS also the money received from her memorial will be given to Parkwood Manor, a home for senior Citizens. It was decided to invite Dash- bride's trousseau were ,Grace Scheii, ,Sharon .PQWPC4IP sister of.the. groom, and Margaret F9iiner, sister of the bride, Relax in the newly remodelled Marlin Room ..es • .000v4vive.miwoimpitwooAgW0410004* 4m0Ag06:AshMkteAftot4MOUONWOOMONWe Girls model Indian saris Dressed in a native sari Miss Lillian Brown (right), missionary on furlough from Kharua, Central India, told the UCW and CGIT of Main Street of her work there, She dressed six girls in the colorful saris and Mrs. R. S. Hiltz (lower left) wore a two-piece Punjab ensemble. In the centre is Wendy Doerr and, back, from left, is Christine Tuckey, Mary Wilson, Mary Lou Howard, Jane Tuckey and Miriam Hilts. photo By MISS MURIEL HERIN ZION Sunday School anniversary service was held Sunday morn,- ing with Rev. T. Elliott of Kirk., ton as guest minister. Several anthems were sung by the Stine day,School members and choir. Visitors in the community were: Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Johns, Elimville, with Mr. & Mrs. Eph-, Hern. mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkinson, St. Marys, and Mr, & Mrs. Mac Mills and family, Whalen, with Mr, & Mrs. Gerald Here and boys. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Bush- field, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hanson and Mrs. Archie Jeff- ery, all of Mitchell, with Mr. & Mrs. Angus Earl. Mr. & Mrs, Floyd Cooper and girls of Elimville with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Jaques and John of Sunshine Line with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Jaques, Mrs. Florence Johns, Exeter, With Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Johns and family. Mrs. Louisa Kyle and Mr. Cecil Carnin, Exeter, with Mr. & Mrs. Morris Horn and bpys. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thomson and family and Mr. Wm. Thom- son of Woodham with Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Baker. Mr. & Mrs. Ward Hern,Exe- ter, with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Herm Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller and family, Thames Road, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hunter and Mr. Jack Hunter, Saintsbury, with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brock and family. Mr. & Mrs. Win. Dixon and family, Brinsley, and Mr. & Area public health nurse addresses Elimville WI There were 68,090 Canadian companies that reported a pro- fit in 1961, and 38,219 that re- ported a loss; average profit of the former group was $52,- 451, and average corporation tax paid was $19,115. ENTERTAIN CHILDREN Thursday, June 11, the Cre, fliton UCW entertained the mothers and babies of the con- gregatiOn. SliftY member s, mothers and children attended in all. The worship theme wee "The Importance of a Child" and was taken by Mrs. Ed Lamport as- sisted by Mrs. R. Schroeder,. Mrs, Douglas Galloway and. Mrs. ',erne presecator were in charge of the entertainment. Mrs. Galloway acted as lady for the program of songs and recitations by the children, Mrs. Preszcator told a chil- dren's story following which the children were taken outside for games. Mrs, R. Reld, president, pre- sided for the business. At this time Mrs. P. Boulia.nne was presented with a gift and words of appreciation for her work in the church were given by Mrs. Ed Lamport. Lunch was served by hostess- es, Mrs. L. Hill and Mrs. P. Boulianne assisted by Mrs. S. King and Mrs. E. Neil. BRIDE HONORED AT TEA About 75 friends and relatives attended a trousseau tea held June 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner in honor of their daughter, Nancy Ann. Receiving the guests were the bride's mother and Mrs. C. Dowson, mother of the groom, Those pouring tea were Mrs. ,Milton Deitz, Zurich, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Alf. Moffatt, Kippen, aunt of the groom. Others assisting with the tea were Mrs. Bill Consitt, Zurich, sister of the groom, Mrs. Har- old Fahner, Exeter, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Lloyd Bender and Miss Doreen Kenney. Displaying the gifts and the the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Don Willcox and Scott of Kit- chener. Miss Betty Stephen, nurse in training at the Ontario Hos- pital of St. Thomas, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Stephen. Mrs. Etta King of Forest Is visiting a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Routly. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym were Mr. & Mrs. Bert Lobb, Mr. & Mrs. Don C rich and family of Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Robt, Robinson and family of Woodham visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Jackson Woods. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Kathy, Nancy and Joan visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques of Zion. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Johns and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Everard Miller of Zion and attended the Zion Sunday School anniversary. At the Elimville church ser- vice Sunday morning "The Lord is My Shepherd" was sung by seven children from Miss Carol Johns' school, Usborne. They were Cathy Easton, Judy Hey- wood, Judy P a r son s, Bobby Heywood, David Parsons, Tom- my Patterson and DouglasEas- ton. A large number from this community attended the Johns Picnic at Riverview Park in Exeter Saturday. The Elimville Community Picnic will be held at Riverview $Saving Days JUNE 18-19-20 PERSONALS Thersday ViSiters with Rev, & Mrs. A, M. Schlenker and fam- ily were Mrs, Mary Frrike and Mr, Samuel Erpice of Elmwood. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hendrick and daughter of Owen Sound visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hendrick and family. Miss Gertrude Beaver of Det- roit and Mr. Howard Beaver of Hamilton visited over the week- end with their father, Mr. Harry Beaver who is a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. Glenn Fahner ofSudbury visi- ted with his aunt, Mrs. Lorne Morlock. Mrs. Anne Flnkbeiner. of Zur- ich visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner and other relatives in town. Mrs. D, Finkbeiner of Exeter spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner and family. Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich called on friends and relatives in town Friday. Those attending the Fahner- Dowson wedding Saturday from a distance were Mr. & Mrs. Paul Byberg and Mrs. Mildred Cora of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Ortweln and Richard of Galt, Mrs. Winnifred Anderson of Frielton, Mr. Arthur Attfield received word of the death of his father, Mr. Walter Attfield Monday at Listowel Hospital. Children's Day and baptism are to be observed in the ELM Church Sunday, June 21, at 10:30 am. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dundas, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schenk, C redi- ton, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dundas, Miss Barbara Dundas of London and Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Cronyn, Clandeboye, attended the wed- ding of Mrs. Dundas's niece in Stoney 'Creek Saturday. Ross Wein, Guelph, visited a few days the latter part of last week with his parents, Mr, & Mrs. Emerson Wein. Monday he left for New Jersey for further instructions prior to his departure on "Cross- roads Africa". Wensfalmiee'ease"temeNemel Miss Lillian Brown of Tor- onto, evangelistic missionary on furlough from Khania, Cen- tral India was guest speaker at the meeting of Main St. UCW afternoOn unit Tuesday after- noon, She brought greetings from the Maliva Church Coun- cil of Northern India and her local congregation to the women of Canada. Miss Brown presented the question "Is the Church a form or a force?" and challenged the members to make the church a force it should be in the com- munity and the world. She Illustrated her talk with slides of her work and display- ed articles of handwork and the costumes of the women of India and the Punjab. Members of CGIT were dressed in colorful native saris and a two-piece ensemble from the Punjab. The girls served lunch in their cos- tumes. Mrs. Glen McKnight led in the worship period and Mrs. R. J. McCaffery favored with a solo. President Mrs. E, Russell conducted the business. THIS SUMMER BE WATER WISE! Park Thursday evening (tonight) June 18 with supper at 7 pm. Elimville WI will leave at 6:45 am Monday morning from the Township Hall for a bus trip to Brampton. There will be junior choir practice next week at 8 pm Tuesday and Thursday evenings for the anniversary service on Sunday, June 28. \fterNieel`earageNeareNeer'eme" " -Agejk*jraNd WOW VKIMirlSOK*1" ; . Devon Building '`v :44: rie3M, '444' Nsiz, \Izs Monday, June 22 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Spanking New 330 Dodge 4- oor ECONOMY SLANT 6 ENGINE—WHEEL COVERS—'WHITE SIDE WALL TIRES—SEAT BELT AND LICENCE SAVING DAY PRICE Retail Price $3,070 $2,550. Trade Cash or Terms — With 6% Finance Rate By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Elimville WI held its meeting Wednesday evening, June 10 with the president, Mrs. Ross Skinner in charge of busi- ness. Roll call was, answered by "An Accident Prevention in the Home". The short courses were chosen. An invitation to Zur- ich's 50th anniversary was ac- cepted for Wednesday evening June 17. Mrs. Wellington Brock gave the report of the District Annual held in Thames Road UC and Mrs. Skinner asked everyone and their families to attend the TB clinic at the Township Hall July '7 from 3-5 pm or 7-10pm. Mrs. Jack Hern gave an ac- count of the fall rally program to be held in Hensall October 5. Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Mrs. Bev Parsons were in charge of the program on home economics and health. Mrs. Elson Lynn gave a read- ing and Misses Karen and Deb- bie Hern favoured with two duets accompanied by Mrs. G r ant Skinner on the piano. Mrs. B. Parsons introduced the speaker Miss Norma West- gate, the public health nurse of Huron County who gave an in- teresting account of the outline of her work which involves the immunization clinics, prenatal classes, TB clinic, retarded children, rabies clinics, and also the general health of the school pupils in many schools and several other duties per- taining to the safety and health of all members in the county. Mrs. Kenneth Hern, Mrs. Fred Walters, Mrs. C. and Mrs. T. Bern servedlunch, The 4-H girls and leaders will be guests at the July meeting and present their skit and ex- hibit from their last club, sr What Shall I Wear". Ill Health ? PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs.. Wm. Routly spent See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS The Exeter Credit Union has recently renovated and expanded their office in the Devon Building and are holding open house to mark the Occasion Refreshments Will Be Served Under The Supervision of George E. Rether and Jack Rice Caterers Ltd. With Refreshments Donated by Exeter Dairy Ltd. Tuckey Beverages Ltd., Ersman's Bakery and Mayfair Bakery . , . • :f;;;;; 10.111421tiF From June 22 to September 5 BREWERS' RETAIL EXETER Will Be Open Monday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Open to 9:00 p.m. Fridays Brewers 1Wareliouting Company limited Operators of Brewers' Refdif Stores