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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-07-02, Page 9Cherries Place your order now to be sure of getting your re- quirements. EXETER FROZEN FOODS PHONE 235-0400 PaBcI. 9 Resident home from Sanatorium Time-Advocate, 4uly 2, 1964 Church Sunday. Dashwood pupils pass academic, music tests onor parting ileac Or We: Jennie alpere and:Mr.. Mrs, William anew. Rose Marie .Rey. Donald Mrs. Peas) at Thames Road and . . . . picnic0,Mq 4$,01.7) Pea?. Of London were P. Laurel , Margaret Committee in charge for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Mac lloclgert, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin_ Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. guests Tuesday With y. iiugr and Mrs. Wilson on the way to the cottage at Tobernaory. Grade 5 piano, Weigand, honors; Grade 2 theory, Lawrence Brown, pass. Pupils of Nene Gabel AftcT who tried music examinatiOnP with the Western Conservatory are; Grade 5 piano, honors, Mar.. garet Merner andpeterRegier; Grade 3 piano, honors, Carel Ga.a.che and. Beth Snell, tied, Carol Gingerich; paps, Diane McKinley; Grade 3, harmony, boners, Connie Dietrich. Those trying with the Royal Conservatory are: Grade 8, piano, honors, Linda Rader; Grade 7, honors, Cheryl Stade; Grade 3, plane, honors, Cheryl Peck and Linda Stade; Grade 3 harmony, first class honors, Rosalie Westlake; Ros- alie obtained the highest mark in this grade in which nine pupils from the London area were listed; honors, Donna Peck. Passmore Friday last. Mrs. Hugh Wilson spent the weekend with her sister Mrs, liewse of Aylmer. Mrs, Jennie Moore, Mr. & mrs. William Snow, Billy,Hoh- IV and Jimmy attended the Ele liott reunion held at the cottage Of Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Elliott at Grand Head. Mr. & mrs, William Mayer of Port credit spent the weekend with M. & Mrs. Robert Mayer. Rev. Hugh Wilson was the minister at Egmondville United The New Styles By WO. PRVIN RADER D ASI 'WOOD The following is a listing of the pupils and the grades in which they will be working next terra; the names are listed eiPhabeticallY. grade 9—P a r e ne Peelara dine Sandra Degjardine, Larry Fleet, Jack Guenther, James Hayter, James Hoffman, Brian Maier, Margaret Merner, Glen Restemayer,Robert Webb, and Eleanor Wofe. Grade 8—Eugene Becker, Jelin Becker, Louis Deajarcline, John James, David Neilson, Mary Lou Schenk, Beth Snell, and Sheila Willert. Grade 7—Anne Becker, Diane Becker, John Braid, Charlene iDesjardine, Marlene Desjar- dine, Gail Fleet, Gordon Keller, Jim Maier, Dianne Taylor, and Michael Tieman. DonFinkbein- er, teacher. Grade 6—Marie Andersen, Randy Becker, Brian Bastard, Jimmy Guenther, Johnny Guen- ther, Joanne layter, Jphnny Hayter, Grant Hoperoft, Orville James,Jimmy Nielson Cathy Schroderand Billy Wein. PP] RSONALS Mr. & Mrs. William Horney of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wanner and Shirley of Sarnia, & Mrs, Tony Shulman and family of Embro attended the reunion of SS 10 Lumley Sunday and later visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest PYM, MrS. Melvin Joyce and Vera of D o cl s 1 a.n d, Saskatchewan, visited with Mrs. Jennie Moore and Mr. & Mrs, William Snow a few days last week. Robert Bray returned home Saturday after having been a patient in Beck MenaorialSarta- torium, Byron, for the past three months. Your correspondent saw a young deer on the farm of Abner grade 5-sritey Eeeker, Nancy Braid, David K elle r, Brad. IiinnipP, Dianne Miller, Norma Nialaen, Darlene Itader, Mara jOry Schenk, Danny Stuckless and Douglas Tyler. Grade 4—Dale Andersen, Denny Anderpen, Patricia Bena der, Glenda Peajardine, Mich- ael Fleet, Ricky llaYter, Randy Keller, :lattice Tiernan, Timothy Turnbull, Marlene Tyler, and Darlene Webb. Letta Taylor, teacher. Grade 3-Scott Boyle, Kevin Bastard, Susan Grigg, Jane Guenther, Janice Hayter, Deb- bie Kellar, Sharon Rader, Bey, erley Stire, Dianne Stuckless and Gary Tiernan. Grade 2.a.Ronnte Andersen, Peter Becker, Betty Guenther, Terry Gibson, Marion Johnson, Brian Ktpfer, Steven Schroeder, Debbie Tyler, Sally Webb and Bradley Willert. E. Powe, teacher. ANNOUNCE MUSIC RESULTS Mrs. Ruth Stire, AWCM an- nounces the following results in recent examinations; Grade 4 piano, Barbara Ann Thomas, henors; Grand Bend man wed • TINTING • SETTING cr STYLING Tues., Wed, & Sat., 9 to 6 Thur. & Fri., 9 to 9 THE LOVELIEST DIAMOND RING The new Rosemary design styled by BLUEBIRD, guaranteed perfect, it WE FEATURE School Girl Perms — $6.00 Regular $8.50 Many entertain in Whalen community Be-N-Jay ATTEND TROUSSEAU TEA Those attending a trousseau tea for Miss Ellen Gilbert at the home of Mrs. Howard Grif- fin in Stratford were her mother Mrs. Mabel Burmeister, Mrs. Wm, Haugh, Mrs. Ray VanDor- sselaer, Mrs. Elmer Rader and Dianne, Mrs. Elgin Rader, Mrs. Carl Oestretcher and Mrs. Laura Pepper. BEAUTY SALON Phone 236 Hensel! S. B. TAYLOR Phone 235-2720 Exeter Hurondale WI visit Huronview About 30 members and friends of Hurondale WI motored to Hur- onview last Wednesday after- noon and presented a program and lunch for the residents and remembered 19 birthdays oc- curring in June with a birth- day cake and gifts. Mrs. Warren Brock was mis- tress of ceremonies for a pro- gram arranged by Mrs. Andrew Dougall and Mrs. R. E, Pooley. It included a humorous skit, in which Mrs. Harry Vallott sang two „solos, a singsong and a duet by Mrs. Pooley and Mrs. Nel- son Squires with Mrs. H. H. Strang as accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Patterson were called forward, Jack Hod- gent, on behalf of the school children, read an address and Marlene Stewart presented Mr. Patterson with an adjustable lamp. Jack Stewart, on behalf of the section, read an address and Mac Hodgert and Lloyd Knight presented Mr. and Mrs. Patterson with a yellow chaise lounge and matching aluminum chair. Rhn spoke a few words of thanks and appreciation for the gifts. All joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows". A smorgasbord lunch was enjoyed by all. her sister's maid of honor; Miss Lynda Hunt and Mrs. Kath- ryn Lobb, the groom's sister, were bridesmaids. They were gowned alike in aqua satapeau, with fitted bo- dices, and soft pleats highlight- ing the backs of the skirts with front controlled fullness. Pill- box headpieces and scalloped veils completed their costumes and they carried cascades of pink and white carnations. Lynn Fulcher, niece of the bride, was flower girl, in pink nylon and carrying a basket of pink and aqua carnations. The groom's brother, Don Love, Toronto, was best man. Ushers were Ron Love, Paul Fulcher, with the groom's ne- phew, Kevin Datars, as ring- bearer. Receiving for the bride was her aunt, Miss Alma Fulcher, who chose an aqua and silver, two-piece ensemble with white accessories. The groom's mother assisted in a pink and white linen suit with navy and white accessor- ies. Both wore white gardenia corsages. Rev. Mervyn Love, Leaming- ton, uncle of the groom, assisted Rev. Gordon Barkwell at the marriage vows of Janet Elva Fulcher and Clare Esley Love in Point Edward United Church recently. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Russell Fulcher and the late Mrs. Fulcher, Point Ed- ward, while the groom's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Grand Bend. Mrs. Robert Finch sang two solos accompanied by Miss Bet- ty Graham. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father and wore a floor-length gown of satapeau with long lilypoint sleeves and high scalloped neckline enhanc- ing the fitted bolero of madiera lace. The skirt was styled elegant- ly from a high line in the back, with controlled front fullness and fell into a full train. A crown of pearls with lace ap- plique inserts secured her il- lusion veil and she carried a cascade of pink roses and car- nations. Miss Maureen Fulcher was SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Miss Diane Weber was hos- tess at her home for a miscel- laneous shower for Miss Janet Martin, finances of David Carr of St. Jacobs. Some 55 friends and relatives were present and enjoyed games and contests. Diane read the address and the many useful gifts were pre- sented in a wishing well. Janet graciously thanked all and lunch was served by the hostess. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN Mrs. Melville Gunning and Muriel visited with Mr. & Mrs. Win. Smith, Belmont, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Smith, Hensall, and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johns and Gayle, Exeter, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Bieber. Mr. & Mrs. Mac Baron, St. Marys, were recent visitors with r. & Mrs. Grafton Squire. Avis, Allen and Jimmy Hod- gins attended a 4-11 rally held in the C oliseum, Stratford, Thursday evening. Allen also attended Jr. Farmers Monday evening at the Ewald home. Mr. Jim Foster, Kitchener, spent the weekend here at his home. Mrs. Minnie Squire, Kirkton, visited during last week with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie. Miss Linda Bieber is holiday- ing with Mr. & Mrs. JohnEgan, Granton. Mrs. Clair Bryan, Mrs. Nor- man Hodgins, Mrs. Percy Hod- gins, Joan Hodgins and Selena Bryan toured the Nor the r n Electric plant in London Tues- day. Mrs. Florence Johns, Exeter, visited for a few days during last week with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley and Carol Foster attended grade 8 banquet at Central School B iddulph, Monday evening, Tuesday evening they attended a wiener roast for grade 6 class at the same school. ATTEND CAMP Seven young people from Zion Lutheran Church are attending Camp Pioneer in New York State this week, namely, Sharon Martene, Margaret Merner, Glen Restemayer, Jim Hayter, Larry Fleet, Eugene Becker and Paulette Schroeder. Mr. Thos. Duncan, Winnipeg, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Passmore, Exeter, were Sunday callers with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie. Mr. Dun- can was a former school teacher at Whalen many years ago. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman visited the former's uncle, Mr. Will Pullman at Listowel Hos- pital Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley entertained Thursday evening the teachers and the board with their wives and husbands of Central School 13iddulph, num- bering 33. During the evening Mr. Timbrell, grade 7 teacher, was presented with a coffee and step up table. Students and teachers in this community attended field day at Central School Biddulph Wed- nesday. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Miss Avis Hodgins and Mr. Larry Kilpatrick, London, visi- ted Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Squire. Padre Bonham of Centralia took charge of the service in the United Church Sunday morn- ing while Rev. Guest took anni- versary service at a former charge. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kinsmen and family, Chiselhurst, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Milne Pullen. Mr. Teri Culbert returned home Friday from a two-week holiday at Florida and Alabama. Mrs. Ron Squire entertained 12 girls and boys Friday after- noon to honor her daughter Mary Jane Culbert's 7th birth- day. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 _ E E— — = = E-- Stock Up For f...-_.- = -...,.. Your Vacation 1.-. ... Ez_ ay Wesley Nichols resort operator Wesley Nichols, 63, died in Victoria Hospital, London, Monday June 22. He had been a building contractor in Lon- don for the past 20 years. Prior to that he had operated cabins in Grand Bend. He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret McKay of Kippen; two sons, Harold of Kitchener and Glen of Florida; one sister, Mrs. Fred (Ella) Jackson, Stratford and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the T. Harry Hoffman Fu- neral home, Dashwood, with. Rev. Harold Snell officiating Wednesday, June 24 with inter- ment in Grand Bend cemetery. For your listening enjoy- ment we have MANLEY MOTT of Sarnia playing your favourite selections on the Hammond Electric Organ Be sure and visit the completely remodelled Marlin Room Greenway ladies unite with teacher (Shaddock) Rock, Alma (Stew- ardson) Woodburn, Muriel Steeper, Ruby (Young) Isaac, Velma (Allen) Eagleson and her daughters Marlene (Eagleson) Rundle and Sharon Eagleson, Dorothy Harlton, Mabel (Harl- ton) Guenther, Vivian (Allen) Eagleson and her d au ght e r Doris (E agle son) Mathers, Leona (Woodburn) Morrissey, Annie (Neil) Waiper, Jean (Laye) Isaac, Olive (B r o wn) Woodburn. During Our Children's singing heard at Elimville UNTLEY this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week, PERSONALS Vacationers with Mrs. Lucin- da Mclsaac were Mr. & Mrs. Howard Spear and daughter, Susie, and Miss Carol Doench, all of Detroit; Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Revola of California. Frank Eagleson of Southamp- ton is spending a week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Weber; Billie Weber is spending a week at Sauble Beach with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Eagleson of South- ampton. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Watson of Detroit were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Snell and family. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Peifer of Chatham spent the weekend with Mrs. Matilda Peifer. Mrs. Cora Gaiser, who spent some time with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poland, Lois and Tommy at Campbellford, returned to her home accompanied by them where they spent the weekend; other visitors were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Kretzman and boys of De- troit, Mr. & Mrs. DorrGaiser and boys of Exeter, and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Kim. Miss Grace Keller is now 11 DRUG STORE "..." EXETER IDA Telephone Ontario 235-1070 a _s, . -. lifillIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMINimlinuimilimumili1111IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN EMMIlitenaffittlitgAIRIONSII.INERREMINENSEIIISIONVIARESEEMIERINESSIE A social evening was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Carman Wood- burn when a number of the UC ladies met in honor of Miss Isabel Mitchell of Toronto, a former teacher at Parkhill High School and North M i d die se x District High School. These ladies had all been pupils of Miss Mitchell. Of 43 years in a teaching career, Miss Mitchell spent 32 of these years teaching in Parkhill. Miss Mitchell gave a tra- velogue and presented pictures of her 84-day trip around the world. Mrs. Donald Waters of Parkhill assisted Miss Mitchell with her projector and screen. Many old time incidents were recalled with "Do you remem- ber?" etc. etc. Miss Mitchell was presented with a pin and ear-ring set, after which she thanked every- one present for their kindness to her by arranging this reunion. Those present were: Elsie (Young) Brophey, Margaret (Dixon) Woodburn, Gertie By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The Sunday School anniver- sary service was observedSun- day morning in Elimville United Church. The guest speaker was Rev. John Vardy BA of Egmond- The children's choir under the direction of Mr. Ronald Elford and Mrs. Ross Skinner sang two anthems with Miss Marilyn Johns as pianist and Mrs. Freeman Horne as organ- ist. V isitors in the community for the day ware: Just Look. At This Selection of New '64's employed at the London Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Robert Stormes and two children of St. Thomas spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Lynda. Mr. & Mrs. Percy Kleinstiver of Aurora, Ill., spent afew days with Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver and also in Toronto. PERSONALS Communion and baptism ser- vice was held in the United Church Sunday when Robin Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Turner was bap- tized. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shep- pard and David were welcomed into church membership. Miss Lillian Ulens returned toWindsor after spending some time at her home here. The annual UC Sunday School picnic will be held at the Park in Parkhill Tuesday evening July 7. Miss Eleanor McKenzie of London spent the weekend at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ervine E ggert. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hodge re- turned to Detroit after spending last week with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Adair and Orno spent the weekend with relatives at Collingwood. rament of Holy Communion will be administered at the regular church service. Monday morning July 6 the Elimville Vacation BibleSchool will be conducted for one week. The fee Is SD each and all names should be handed in as soon as possible to Mrs. John Hern for children 4-12 years attending. By MRS, J. H. PATON Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Paton at- tended the 50th Wedding anni- versary of Mr: and Mrs. Earl Paton which was held SaturdaY at the Knox United Church par- lors, London. Monday Mr. E. W. Paton of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and MI'S. Andy Paton of Manton, Alberta and Mr. Earl Paton of London called on the Paton family. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Wilton of Strathroy visited Mr. & Mrs. Rea. Neil SatUrday evening: Mr. & IVIre. Wilfred Cunning- haM and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harper and fanilly, St. Paul's and Mr. & Mrs. Job Cunningham attended the Hite ehie reunion held At Mr. & Mrs. Win. Ritdhie, RR 8 Parkhill. Mr. Ernest LeWla is cony fined to his home by illness. laITCHM REUNION The descondanta of the late Mr. Joseph and Mit. Mary El.. len (Carter) 'Ritchie With 67 in attendance Met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie, RR B Guests were from Aurae., Niagara Windsor, Sarnia, London, A. iViaryS,Grandtend, Zion, St. Pain';;, Baden, Cena trails:, Liman and Clandebeye. WE NEED USED CARS So Right Now We Are Giving The Best Deal In Town Specials at Conklin JULY 6 ---11 SUN PROOF HOUSE PAINT SAKRETE CANADIAN PITTSBURG The premixed concrete and sand for No. 7 Line — Reg. $9.75 do-it-yourself concrete SPECIAL $7.72 45 LB. BAG 950 Al! regular body d °fours 80 LB. BAG $1.39 1 PIECE GARAGE DOORS FIR PLYWOOD 6.1,S. all steel 9 2: 7 1/4- x 4 x 8 $4.22 1/2" x 4 x 8 $7.1 1 3/8" X 4 x 8 $5.88 5/8" x 4 x 8 $8,11 $59,,95 8/4" x 4 x 8 $9.77 No Down Payment required with Conklin Custom Credit- Use Conklin's Budget Plan. Pre, Delivery to cottage in ExETERLUMIL:114:4:112°DAAV"NIEDWIRIB AI.SE"1"N7 Exeter 8,Gtona Bend Area, Support the Youth of 131 Thames Road W. Cot, of liighw# 21 & 83 Our Community Phone 2354422 Phone 2.38-23/4 EXETER MATHERS B OS PHONE 235-1525 Mr. & Mrs. Grant Ratcliffe and family of Anderson with Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Johns. Mr. & Mrs. James Grinney and family, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fraser and family of Mount Pleasant with Mr. & Mrs. Allen Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Ward Hern of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fulton and Steven of Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Edward and Frances, Miss Gail McBride of Zurich, Mr. Frank Kints of Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Lobb and family of Brucefield, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lobb of Kippen with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym. Mr. & NHS. Alvin Cooper, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Parsons, SuSan, Gail and Debbie of Hen- sall with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jaques, Harry and Shirley of Zion with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Skinner and faintly. Mr. & Mrs. Reg McDonald Bob and Susan of EXeter with Mr. & Mrs. Everett Skinner. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Delbridge of EXeter, Mt. Ernie Vodden of WOodham, Mr. Frank Rdutly of Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Crago of Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hogg and Robert of Thorndale with Mr. & WS. Routlyi Mr. & Mrs. James Sinclair of London with Mr. & Mrs. Jackson Woods. Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wilts, Mr, & MrS. James Earl of Exeter with Mr. & MrS. Philip Johns and family. PERSONALS & Mrs. Stanley Johns and James of •Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, are visiting for three weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Johns. & Mrs. Don Wilcox and Scott Of Kitchener are visiting this week With Mr. & MrS.Wm, Mr. & Mrs. Lane Johns and family, Visited Sunday evening With Mr. & Mrs. ROSS. Skinner. .Next Sunday Melting the Saba g.'41,S,askal*„TrArkt,..-..*,AV. 'tayrlaseaasiew*.,:siag'aea:SwAiW.t... Engagement Ring "-a $15(190 Wedding Ring $55.00 By MRS. wiLioAm, Rqmpg TlfAMg$ ROAD Over 100 adults and children. gatherad at the school Monday far their annual picnic. Sports were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Mac liodgert, alr.and Mra. 5dwiti Miller and mr, and Mrs. Jack Stewart. Prizes went to; pre-school girls, Sandra Stewart, Wilma Vancierleaat; preaschool boys, Brian Mayer, Bradley johna; running race, grades 1 and 2, Janice Stewart, Barbara grades 3 and 4, Jimmy Snow, Rebert Bray; grades 5 and e, Jack Mayer, Douglas Webber; grades '7 and 8, Wayne Mayer, margaret Hunkin; Lucky spot, Ross Wickert; wheel barrow race, Beverley Passmore and Judy M ay e r, Glenn Rohde and Brian Miller; three legged race, Dou gl as Webber and Jack Mayer, Bever- ley Passmore and Judy Mayer; kick the slipper, boys, Douglas Webber, Harold Johns; girls, Margaret Hunkin, Marlene Stewart; Beverley Pasamore's team won the balloon relay. There was a candy scramble for the children. BLUEBIRD , Diamond and Wedding Rings ;? .4, NOW COMPLETELY LICENSED Brenner 's Red Gable Hotel GRAND BEND atAaraaestaisfill -;21114. 7.7.1,Intrtentf- Vii-kr4S-;,5-7441,aereeS,114.i CHRYSLER VALIANT PLYMOUTH