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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-12, Page 12CANADIAN TIRE 444 Main St. Exeter Phone 235-0160 Pagee12 Times-Advocate, November i 2, 1964 Clandeboye bazaar .,succesfi. Congregations remember 1,4r & Mrs, Harvey Pktte,tteci family, Jim, Po4MO., Pcm410 and Bongias, attended Mrs. Lat... ta'S parentP! M. 4 Mrs, Albert Hoffman, Frepltor4 45th wed-, .00g anniversary PO4r4Y ow, ning Nov. 7 et their home. They have two daughters, one son, Mrs. Alex Furness,Lpndon,and Alvin Tleff1111444! FtePl.tpn, and other frierids, Whitmore, Mrs. Arnold Lewis, We, Roy Cunningham, Mrs, Ken Carter and tea, Mrs. Andy Ftrter. PgASQNAIA Mr, Clarence Mtileori return- ed home Saturday from St. Jo- We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, Life. Sir William Osier 469, 'The Oilers ciiePiaYed were Wedding dreseae Pe0rgP Newman of Cal.!. garY is vigitog.e.b Mrs. DSVid Kestle, and family 441 the Village! alSe his brother, Albart. NPWIlnan and faMPY in London, . Mrs! MerVin Carter, teache r at the new Vaherne cebtral School, attended the Teachere Convention Friday in London. The Clandeboye WI will have their family night with jeot luck supper Friday evening at the Clandeboye United Church Nov, 13. seph's 4Popltgt where he §pont two 411: ,trees have ,been moved from the..corner at the ;PteTe east to the l‘TPI4 .11.iOwaY• VdeWaiicS 'haVe been reelleved, top in prop4ra4on to. making etreet 'Nuer and re,stir... faced. Mr,•./.)axist No4t1p_Mtd daugh- ter Miss Nancy Kestle attended the WI convention at, St. Themee leek Tuesday and Wednesday. Mfss. Kestle modelled. tho only suit Wh1ch was a bride"e outfit in this community over 50 years were Mrs. Almer Hendrie, Mrs. Bob Latta and Mrs, J. H, pgon:. Tea tables were centred with multi colored mums. Serving the plates were Mrs, Jerry Noyes, mrs. Hari O'Neil, Mrs. Jim Cunningham; waitresses, Mrs. Rae Hudgins,I4rs. Jack Junior Farmers mark 50th anniversary About 250 people crowded into the Seaforth Legion hall, Friday, to enjoy a banquet to mark the 50th anniversary of the Junior Farmer movement in Ontario. It was also the 17th anniversary of the Huron County group. R. O. Bennett, a former Huron agricultural representative, and now assistant deputy minister of agriculture, was the guest speaker. He is shown here chatting with Marilyn Marshall, Kirkton, president of the Huron Junior Farmers, and Maurice Love, Exeter, a provincial director representing Huron. Bennett stressed the importance of education for farmers so they cankeep abreast of the vast changes taking place in agriculture.--Photo by Phillips By MRS, 4, ti. ,PATON CITANDUOYF For Remembrance Sunday, NOV. 8 at the united Church the minister the TOY,. G. W. Sach took as his sermon subject' .; A Day of Remembrance". Me, etc.suitable was used. At St. JaPes chereh the rec- tor the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster spoke on Remembrance Day, it tieing the. Sunday before Re- membrence Day, with the music in keeping for the occasion, The service of Holy Communion was conducted by the rector.. SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR A successful bazaar and tea was held Saturday afternoon at St. James Church eponsored by the Ladies Guild. The rec- tor, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, Mrs. Lancaster and President Mrs. Jim Cunningham welcom- ed the guests and opened the bazaar. The table of home baked goods looked attractive with its var- iety of celors, decorated cakes and goodies, pies, tarts, cook- ies, homemade bread and buns and Christmas puddings. It was convened by Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Cunningham and Mrs. Alan Hill. Farmer's store with vege- tables, apples, chicken, pickles, peppers, bulbs, pumpkin was cOnvened by Mrs. Wilfred Cun- ningham; candy convenors were Misses Nancy Hill, Ellen Whit- more; tickets, Mrs. Emily Tomes and Mrs. Cecil Carter. At the sewing table were three quilts, p i 1 lo w slips, centrepieces, cushions, aprons, children's mitt s. Convenors SKATE SALE PRICES SLASHED On Discontinued Lines *Most Sizes ZENITH and ROGERS MAJESTIC Television Sets SANDY ELLIOT 444 Ma in S. Exeter 235-0585 Hold special services at Crediton churches By MRS. L. PRESZCATOR CREDITON Sunday saw special services being observed in both local churches. In the EUB church it was Men's Day and Mr. Stephen Dundas was chairman for both services. In the morning the special feature was a men's choir and at the evening the guest speaker was Mr. Ross Wein who spoke and showed slides on his recent trip to Africa on Operation Crossroads Africa. In the United Church Rem- embrance Day was observed with a brief period of remem- bering also those who had been faithful members in the church life and had passed away dur- ing recent years. In the Sunday School session pupils and teachers also had the privilege of sharing the experiences of Mr. Ross Wein on his trip. ness. At the December meet- ing the members are to bring in jam, fruit or an offering to be sent to the House of Friend- ship in Kitchener. PERSONALS Mrs. Earl Neil and Mrs. Walter Weber attended the WI London Area convention in St. Thomas last Wednesday. Miss Valerie Finkbeiner, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald. Finkbeiner, celebrated her sec- ond birthday. T we nty-e ight visitors were present. Those from out of town were from London, Granton and Denfield. Mrs. Mary Emke and Mr. Samuel Emke of Elmwood visit- ed Sunday with Rev. & Mrs. A. M. Schlenker and family. Dr. & Mrs. Fred Morlock and family of Waterloo call- ed in town Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Wes Sisson and family of Oakville visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd England. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Feist and family of Waterloo spent Sunday with Mrs. M. Feist. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weber and family were Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Hodge, Barry and Betty Ann of Science Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Margaret of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Doupe of Exe- ter, Mrs. Charles Featherstone and boys, Mrs. P. Sparling and Mr. Lloyd Sparling of London. Other recent visitors were Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Ritchie and Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Schroeder of North Dakota. TOP HOCKEY ACCESSORIES 1 — BOYS' HOCKEY GLOVES — Styled for the lunior league player. Comes in yellow and black colors. Leather palm, fingers; fabrikoid cuff 12". Up to 10 years old, Pair .99 3 — MOUTH PROTECTOR — Strong nylon with foam rubber lining. Adjustable side straps, snap•on fasteners. Gives full protection. 1.49 PRO-STYLED . . FOR LEAGUE ACTION WED 60 YEARS A native of Crediton, Mr. Charles E. Lamport and his wife celebrated their 60th wed- ding anniversary recently at Squamish, B.C. Leaving Crediton as a young man, Mr. Lamport was married in 1904 in Flint, Mich. and settled on a homestead in Sas- katchewan. They left in 1912 and the next year took up residence in Squamish where both were active in community affairs. They have one son and nine daughters, 24 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. STUDY SPANISH AMERICA The WSWS of the EUB church held its meeting Tuesday even- ing in the church schoolrooms with a good attendance. The meeting was led by Mrs. Wal- ter Weber with Mrs. Emery Fahrner at the piano. The theme of the evening was people of Spanish Amer ic a. Those taking part were Mrs. Gordon Ratz, Mrs. Allen Fink- beiner and Mrs. Ward Fritz. A silent prayer period was ob- served followed by a message by the Spiritual Life convener Mrs. A. M. Schlenker. A double duet was sung by Mrs. Ed. Hendrick, Mrs. Lloyd Hey, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and Mrs. Walter Weber. A contest was conducted by Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner. 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Even people now contributing to a company pension plan may qualify for further tax relief. mio.10 Representative; O. R. dorner Exeter; By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hamilton attended the funeral of Mrs. Lily Moore, Stretford. Mr. Rudy Dykstra is a pa- tient in Stratford General Hos- pital. Mr. & Mrs. Miller McCurdy and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Davis were' Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Knox, St. Marys. Mr. 82. Mrs. Robert Dobson of London Were guests Saturday evening With Mr. & Mrs. Hirt Sehaefer, Mr. Tone Atthill of Kitchener Spent the weekend with Mrs. Den Jarvis. Mr. ,fittf Iva's. Jack Liston and Pauline Of London, MeSsrs, Howard Wright and Rudolph Fisher of Mitchell were Sunday visitors With Mt. &Mts. Charlie Baffle and faintly and :Mrs. Earl RoSs. Mrs. David Haielwood is Visiting het daughter Mr& Vera Balfour of Waterloos