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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-07-07, Page 2By MRS. ROBERT RweDLIE By MRS. KEN McKELLAR tient in St. Marys MernoriallioS- pital. Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia and Ellen attended the Switzer reunion at Queen's Park, Stratford, Sunday. Rev. John C. King BA, Mrs. King and June of Havelock moved into the United Church manse Tuesday. Mr. King was inducted as minister of the Woodham pas- toral charge held in the Woodham Church Thursday evening. Mrs. Adrian Pringle of London visited Wednesday with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl spent the weekend at G ravenhur st and Bracebridge. Mr. & Mrs. John Witteyeen, Sharon and Brian, Miss Doris Mills visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Witteveen and fam- ily of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. S. H. Witteveen of Bolsward, Holland, who arrived Tuesday by plane and are visiting with their families. Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and Calvin visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Spence of St. Marys. Mrs. Jack Smith, Perry Wil- son, Hilda and Helen Levy, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and Terri, Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack, Miss Barbara Skinner and Jim Rundle of Exeter attended the Stacey reunion held at the Lions Park in Mitchell Saturday. Lori Webb, Karen Insle y, Michelle Robinson, Nancy Ja- ques, Pamela and Calvin Rodd and Cynthia Copeland are attend- ing the vocational Bible school at Elimville United Church this week. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. McKay and Stewart of Windsor were Satur- day evening guests with Mrs. Robert Rundle and family after attending the Stacey reunion in Mitchell. The basket of flowers in the Church on Sunday were in mem- ory of the late Mrs. Roy Kirk who passed away at Stratford General Hospital Tuesday, Misses Doris Mills and Dianne Smith were Wednesday evening guests with Mrs. Arthur Hopkins. Miss Ada Hopkins was a Sunday evening visitor. lace. Miss Janet Scott of Seaforth is holidaying with her grandmoth- er, Mrs. Grace Scott. Miss Bonnie Kerslake daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Everard Kerslake was chosen Queen at the Lions Carnival at Seaforth Friday even- ing. Miss Debbie Wallace is holi- daying with Susan and Nancy El- liott of Essex. Post Formed COUNTER TOPS 6', 8' and 10' lengths 4.49 per linear ft. J -M -Rockshake SIDING '23.95 per sq. PICNIC TABLES 2" cedar, assembled 60.18.95 7ft. 21 95 EXETER GRAND BEND if you are a member for a building loan EXETER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION DEVON BLDG, HAROLD PATTERSON, Manager GET READY FOR ANNUAL PICNIC, AT EXETER RIVERVIEW PARR, SUNDAY, JULY 17 I Page 2. 190 Times-Advocate, July Teacher receives gift at Staffa PS picnic F L. J. BUTTERFIELD F B.L. DAMSON F L O.G.E. LEVEY F L B.E. SWAN Promote four officers at Centralia By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Hibbert SS 3 held the annual school picnic on the scho ol grounds Tuesday evening June 28 commencing with a picnic supper at 6:30 pm, After supper Bob Norris, board member called the teacher Mrs. Edna Bell to the front and an address of good wishes was read by Linda Moore with the pre- sentation of an arm chair being made on behalf of the section by Nelson Pullman and Bill Camer- on. Mrs. Bell thanked everyone. She will be teaching at Clinton CFB school this fall. There were over 100 present and a full line of sports was conducted with Mr. & Mrs. Har- old Parsons, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Elliott and Mrs. Bill Taylor in charge, Canadian Forces Headquarters announced recently the promo- tion to Flight Lieutenant of four officers stationed at Canadian Forces Base Centralia. They are J. Butterfield, B. L, Davidson, 0, G. E. Levey and B. E. Swan. F/L Butterfield of St. Thomas enlisted in the RCAF in 1946 after completing his high school education at the St. Thomas Col- legiate and was posted to Cen- tralia as an aero-engine tech- nician. He has been an instructor at Camp Borden, served at Greenwood, N.S. with Maritime Command and North Bay with Air Defence Command. At the pre- sent time he is an instructor with the CentralOfficers' School. 111., Butterfield is an ardent marksman, and was a member & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and girls were Friday guests with. Mr. & Mrs. Ray KeiZer and family of Embro. Mr, & Mrs. Elmer McLaughlin and family of Kitchener are spending a few days with Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne Rodd and family. Ricky will remain for holidays. Perry Wilson of Lakeside is holidaying with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Harry Webber and Mrs. Iiirem Hannah and other members of the Wood- ham LOBA were entertained by the Lakeside Ladies Orange Lodge at Lakeside Monday eve- ning. Misses Edith, Karen and Mon- ica Witteveen of Montreal were Saturday guests with Mr. & Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharon and Brian. Miss Doris Mills started work in the office of the Co-Op Insur- ance Co., London, Monday morn- ing, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hern, Cheryl and Nancy, Miss Norma HernRN all of London were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Hern. Mr. & Mrs. James Stead and Jimmie of Thorold were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lawson at their cottage at Barron Bay. Mrs. Clarence Mills is a pa- Cent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and ;Family and Mrs. ,Sam Norris. Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Bowman visited with relative s in the Hagersville and Hamilton area over the weekend and celebrated their fortieth wedding anniver, sexy Sunday. Mrs. Larry Rudolph and Jo- anne, West Hill and Mrs. John Hodgins, Exeter, visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family. Miss Romona Worden and Da- vid Kemp are attending summer school at University of Western Ontario for the next six weeks. Miss Margaret Worden is at- tending the Ontario Athletic Camp for the next two weeks at Lake Couchiching. Mr, & Mrs. Jim Norris, Judy, Garry and Douglas, Brampton, visited over the holiday weekend with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Visiting Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman were Mr. & Mrs. Bob Duncan, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Mayer and family, Thames Road. A large crowd attended the reception in Staffa Township hall Friday evening honoring Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner on their recent marriage. Music for danc- ing was provided by Norris Or- chestra. tario. F/L B. E. Swan of Westlock, Alberta, joined the RCAF (ROTP) and graduated from the Univer- sity of Alberta with his bachelor of mechanical science degree in 1963. He served with air trans- port command at RCAF Station Namao, Alberta, as an aircraft servicing officer and reported to central officers' school as an aero engine instructor in August 1965, An ardent hockey player, he was a member of the Centralia base hockey team last season. F/L Swan is married to the former Evelyn Rife of Westlock, Alberta and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Swan of Westlock. F/L Swan, his wife and daughters reside at Huron Park, Centralia. gether with their two children, reside at Huron Park, Centralia, F/L Gord Levey of Ottawa graduated from the University of Ottawa with a bachelor of commerce degree and enlisted in the RCAF in 1963. He com- menced pilot training and upon graduation reported to the air navigation school, Winnipeg, Manitoba as a staff pilot. Prior to his present position at prim- ary flying school at Centralia, he completed the flight instruc- tion school course at Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. F/L Levey is married to the former Diana de Berry of Ottawa. They reside at Huron Park, Cen- tralia. F/L Levey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Levey of 1323 Avenue Road, Ottawa, On- of the Canadian Bisley Team in 1964. He is married to the form- er Joan Paisley of Worcester, Mass, and they have 3 children. They reside at Huron Park, Cen- tralia. F/L Butterfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Butter- field of 29 Oliva Street, St. Thom- as, Ontario. File Barry Davidson of Sud- bury, enlisted in the RCAF in the ROTP and graduated from the University of Toronto in 1563 with his bachelor of applied Sci- ence. Prior to his reporting to Central Officers' School in 1965 he was the aircraft engineering officer at RCAF Station Gimli, Manitoba. File Davidson is married to the former Elizabeth Deryk of Aylmer, Ontario, and they, to- Three airmen at base receive corporal's SCHOOL PICNIC The closing of the term picnic for SS 5 Hibbert was held June 27 with a large crowd in attend- ance, Supper was enjoyed, follow- ed with sports, indoor concert and films of the British Isles as seen by Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dow of Cromarty. Mr. Eric McKay the departing music teacher was presented with a gift by the pupils, An informal inspection of the pupils' display of work closed a memorable evening. CPL. TERANCE DAVIDGE CPL. MURDOCH FRASER CPL. JOSEPH MORENCY PROMOTIONS Promotions at SS 5 Hibbert are: To Grade 9, Heather McPhail, Alvin Dow and Ted Kernick. To Grade 8, Linda Hackney, Nola Dow, Valerie McPhail, Wil- ma Neevel, Ron Gardiner, Jack Christie. To Grade 5, Brenda Gardiner. To Grade 4, Ruth McPhail, John Hamilton. To Grade 3, Bonnie McPhail, Bob Johns, Evelyn Neevel, Mary Kernick, Blood was first transfused to a human in the 17th century, Ani- mal blood was used and the patient died. As a result, the idea of blood transfusion therapy was abandoned for the next 200 years. Presbyterian church with an at- tendance of 64. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner at- tended Doerr reunion at Milver- ton Park Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Filmer Chappel, Mrs. Don Carter, David and Alf Chappel were guests atthe Chap- pel- Rawson wedding in Kapus- kasing, Saturday. Mr. Floyd Dow of Oshawa ac- companied by a friend Miss Wil- low Milne spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Dow. . Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Carey and Mrs. F. Taylor were Mr. & Mrs. Don Taylor and family, Weston, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Skinner and family, Waterloo. Mrs. Sadie Scott; Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun of Clinton, Mrs. Geo- rge Wallace, Mrs. Verna Brooks visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Horton McDougall. Many Cromarty and district friends attended the reception for Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner at Staffa Hall Friday evening. Miss Mary Norris, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Norris, has secured a position with the Bea- con-Herald office In Stratford. Donald and Stephen Elliott of Essex are holidaying with cous- ins Pam, Valeria and Terry Wal- PERSONALS Mrs. Von Valkengoed has ar- rived from Mykerk, Holland at the home of her son Mr. Joe Von Valkengoed where she will spend six weeks with her son, his wife and family. Guests entertained at the home of Miss Olive Speare Thursday evening were Mr. & Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun, Mrs. Horton McDougall, Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Verna Brooks and Mr. Lind- say McKellar, Bible school opened Monday for a five day session in Cromarty WI HEARS HEALTH NURSE Mrs. Tom Laing was hostess for the home economics and health meeting of the Staffa Wo- men's Institute held Wednesday evening, June 29. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Barry, public health nurse for Perth County. She gave an account of a day with a county health nurse, telling what Inter- esting work her day involved. She also explained the newly organized County Health Unit which is to begin this month. She closed with a question and answer period. Mrs. Barry was thanked and presented with a memento by Mrs. Gerald Agar. Mrs. Garnet Taylor presided for the meeting and commented on the motto ,,The essentials of life are something to do, some- thing to love and something to hope for". There were 22 present and roll call was answered by ',Something money can't buy". This year in preparation for Canada's centennial the Institute members are learning all they can about Canada, and, with this in mind, Mrs. Carter Kerslake presented the history of New- foundland. Mrs. Tom Scott fa- vored with a solo accompanying herself on the auto harp. Each member was asked to bring a suitable dini n g table centre arrangement from garden flowers. These were judged by Mrs. Barry with Mrs. Tom Laing's centre piece of yellow roses chosen best. As her special feature Mrs. Garnet Taylor displayed a cook book which had been given to her grandmother 100 years ago. Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided for the business and the decision was unanimous to sponsor the Institute's Chinese girl for an- other year. The directors are to be in charge of the family picnic to be held in Exeter park July 27 with Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth to look after the sports. The Institute plan to attend the Sound of Music at the High- land Theatre in London as a group early in August and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Miss Olive Speare are planning a bus trip for later in August. Mrs. Carter Kerslake report- ed on the township's centennial plans. The next regular meeting is to be held Sept. 28. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris, Mac- donald College, Quebec, were re- Stanley students in competitions Three airmen at Canadian Forces Base C entralia were pro- moted to the rank of Corporal on a recent promotion list published by Canadian Forces Headquart- ers. Cpl. Terence Davidge CD, of Wynndel, B.C. has been serving with the RCAF since 1956 as a weather observer. He has filled positions at Gimli, Man. and Trenton, Ont. before reporting to Centralia in 1965. He pre- viously served with the Canadian Army during the Second World War, and saw action with the United Nations in the RCN in the Korean conflict. Cpl. Davidge is married to the former Roselle Williams of Vic- toria, and they reside in Huron Park with their family of three. Cpl. Murdoch Fraser CD, of Inverness, N.S. enlisted in the RCAF in 1951 and since that date has served as a fire fighter in various units in Canada and England. Prior to his reporting to Centralia he spent a tour at Churchill, Manitoba. Cpl. Fraser is married to the former Audrey Chamberlain of St. Johns N,B. and they reside in Huron Park with their son and daughter. Cpl. Joseph Morency CD, of Quebec City enlisted in the RCAF in 1953 and has served in his capacity as Steward at various Air Force units in Canada, in- cluding Camp Borden, Clinton, Ontario, Chatham, N.B. andleloi- sie, P.Q. Prior to his reporting to Centralia in 1961 he was sta- tioned at Aylmer, Ontario. Cpl. Morency is married to the former Marie Pare of St. Roch de Quebec and together with their two sons reside in Huron Park, Centralia. Gridzak, 14, 14, Kelvin Swan, 10, Neil Mustard, 10; Grades 4 and 3, Joe Clifton, 14, Everritt Ro- binson, 14, Jeffery Mustard 10; Grades 2 and 1, Paul Gridzak, 14, Charles Mustard, 10, Mar- jorie Keys 7. SS 14 Stanley invited SS 10 and SS 7 to a field day Friday June 24. The humid day started with the events and ended with the baseball games. At the end of the day everyone was proud of the ribbons they had won. After counting the points of each of the schools SS 14 with the most points won the crest. In wheel barrow race in G rades 1. and 2 winners were Paul Grid- zak and Linda Gridzak, SS 14; Sylvia Wilson and Kathy Wubs, SS 10; Lyle Hill and David Broodie, SS 10; Grade 3 and 4, Joe Clifton and Everritt Robin- son, SS 14; Ronald Keys and Allan Keys, SS 7; Dianne Baird and Irene Wubs, SS 10; Baseball throw, Grade 7 and 8, Stew Mustard, Gerald Aldwinkle, Doug Swan, all of SS 10; Grade 5 and 6, Sandra Graham, 10, Neil Mustard, 10, Blain Stephen- son, 7; Basketball throw, Grade 3 and 4, Kathy Bell, 14, Allan Keys, 7, Teachers are: Mrs. MaryCud- more, SS 7, Mrs. Adrian Brand, SS 10 and Mrs. Maurice Love, SS 14. 21 MMMIAMMMIUMWMMMIMMWMMMUHMMMMMMMMUMMMMMMMMMIMINIMMMMMMMMMMWMMINIMMMMME =- = - = - - = -=--- . FEEL Everritt Robinson 14; Grade 2 and 1, Paul Gridzak, 14, Bill Stephenson, 7, Kathy Wubs, 10; Baseball, Senior, 10, 14, 7; Junior 14, 7, 10; Dash, Grade 7 and 8, Stew Mustard, 10, Larry Peck 7, Deb- bie Stephenson 7; Grade 5 and 6, Gordon Wright, 14, Randy Grid- zak, 14, Helen Postma, 7; Grades 2 and 1, Billy Stephenson, 7, Paul Gridzak, 14, Sylvia Wilson, 10; Standing broad jump, Grades 7 and 8, Margaret Postma, Gerald Aldwinkle, 10,StewMust- ard, 10; Grades 5 and 6, Dale Peck, 7, Sandra Graham, 10, Paul Aldwinkle, 10; Grades 4 and 3, Joe Clifton, 14, Allan Keys, 7, Everritt Robinson, 14; Grades 2 and 1, Mary Keys, 7, Billy Stephenson, 7, Sylvia Wilson, 10; Running broad jump, Grades 7 and 8, Stew Mustard, Doug Swan, Gerald Aldwinkle, all of SS 10; Grades 5 and 6, Randy FAREWELL AT KIPPEN A farewell dinner party was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper hon- oring Mrs. Carmen Tiemkamp who is leaving for Edmonton. 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