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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-03-21, Page 14Page 16 limes-AdVOCatef March 21, 1968 v.,r By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Promising writers Among the projects undertaken by Usborne Central school parents at last week's Open House was pre- liminary work on the publishing of a newspaper, Above, teacher Larry Black is outlining some ideas for the parents. From the left, Mrs. Garth Blackler, Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Don Bray, Lorne Johns and Mrs. Gerald Paul. T-A photo Trying modern art Probably for the first time a few residents of Usborne Township had an opportunity to try their hand at turning out modern art work. Above, Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mrs. S. Miner, Mrs. Lorne Passmore, Mrs. Harry Dougall, teacher Mrs. Carol Taylor and Mrs. Cornelius Faber. T-A photo Orangemen at Woodham Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moun- afternoon with Mrs. M. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques and Dalton of Zion and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waghorn of KIrkton visited with Mrs. Arthur Hop- kin Sunday. Mrs. Levine Copeland and Mrs. Ila Blackler of Kiricton, Miss Susan McLaghlen and Mr. Harold Berry of Toronto, and Messrs. Hugh and. Allen Berry were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson when Mr. Hugh Berry was celebrating his eighty-Seventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Clarke and family of EXeter visitedSub- day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson, Mr. Derek Wareham Of Atwood PERSONALS visited Saturday evening with Mr. ktritton United Church Women Jack Rundle: held a Penny Night in the church Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy auditorium Friday evening with Were Sunday guests with Mr. and a large attendance. Members Of Mrs. Robert Marshall, 13tent and St. Paul's Anglican and Woodhain Lana of Kirktbn. United Churches were guests. The Girl Guides and Ventures Mrs. Lorne Marshall presi- of Smith erth attended the church dent introduced br. J. C. Hack= service in Woodham Sunday even- neyof St. Marys who showed ex- Service in Woodham Sunday tellent pictures of their expert- morning, enceS on vacation the past two sumthers and work being done in Mission Hospitals, Mrs, Jack LAST CHANCE! PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW OUR SPECIAL CEDER ADMIRAL FREEZERS ENDS MARCH 31 Get Deluxe Fully Guaranteed Freeters AT LOWEST PR CES THIS YEAR 15 du. ft20 du, ft. 'cu. ft. 199" '219" '235°' TRAQUAIR HARDWARE ADMIRAL SALES ANO 8EAVIcE 1IS EXETEA dears conduct euchre contest and Jean. The LOBA held a euchre in the Orange Hall Thursday even- ing with ten tables playing. The prizes were won by Mrs. E. Hodgins, Lucanfor high score; lone hands, Geraldine Beckett; men's high score, Lawrence Beckett; lone hands, Laverne Skinner, Exeter. The lucky lunch prize was won by Mrs. Cecil Neil, Lucan. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bilyea of St. Marys and Paul Mistele of Rodney were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy, Miss June King spent a few days holidaying with her friend, MisS Sharon Gratten of Havelotk. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Rundle and Tracey and Mr. Jack Rundle were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner of Exeter. Tracey was Celebeating her first birthday. By MISS JEAN COPELAND fain of St. Marys visited Sunday Boy Scouts play cards By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON The Boy Scouts held a pro- gressive euchre in AberdeenHall Monday evening. Prize winners were; Ladies high, Mrs. Howard O'Brien; lone hands, Geraldine Beckett; men's high, Wayne Chappell; lone hands, Harold O'Brien. 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Lya.1I Crawford, a former minister of Grace Ang- lican Church, which was held at Southampton last Tuesday. A number of friendsfrom this com- munity visited the Eagleson Fun- eral Home at Southampton last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Ken Rock, the supply secretary for the United Church Women is packing the bale fOr overseas relief. Those having clothing and nylons could get in touch with Mrs. Rock within the next two weeks. Mts. Wayne Hughes of London visited last Thursday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Orval Mellin. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy of Had Axe, Michigan, visited saturda.y With their aunt, Mrs. Albert Pollock. tax MRS; WE1,4W99P 911,4 _GRAM). )31JNP The afternoon unit of Grand /Bend VOW met Thursday With. a good attendance, we, Ale4Harri- ilton, leader, conducted theppen, jog worship assisted. by Mrs, Mae Holt, Mrs, Hamilton gave. a reading on Lent--What it should mean •to n4. The roll call was "What does Lent mean to Pier Mrs, Elgin Webb gave the study book chapter on “.Tapan.pro, Mrs, W. Gill read an. interesting letter trom the.Trwins in Korea.. Nylons, stamps and articles for layette were brought in. A bale will be packed the last of March, Mrs. Alex Ham- ilton served lunch. By MRS. G. HOOPER Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones were Mr. & Mrs. Clare Bryan and family of Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bryan of Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Jas. B. Bryan of Prospect Hill, Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Jones of London. Mr. Leonard Thacker, Linda, Cathy and Joy were Sunday even- ing guests of Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins of Granton. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson at- tended the funeral of Mr. Wm. Walkers of Strathroy Thursday, Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones and family. Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Grasby and family of Keswick, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy. The latter remained over till Monday. Miss Patricia Miner of Thames Road spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford. Mr. Leonard Thacker and girls visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Fred Pattison of St. Marys. Miss Ruth G. Hooper left by jet from Melton airport Saturday to spend the holiday week in Ber- muda, Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and Jeanette visitedSunday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Tacey of Weliburn. Miss Veryl Hooper of Wood- stock spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and Jeanette. GIVE IT A SPRING TUNE UP BEFORE THE RUSH *SAPETY CHECK-UP * WHEEL BALANCE * ENGINE TUNE-UP * FRONT-ENE) ALIGNMENT FULLY LICENSED MECHANICS AND MODERN EQUIPMENT INSURE QUALITY SERVICING AT Dobbs Motors EXETER LIMITED 235,1250 ATTENTION V.W. OWNERS Introducing the free annual physical for Volkswagens. "But I feel fine." There may be some little thing wrong with your Volks- wagen that you don't know about. Well, if anybody can find it, it'll be a VW mechanic. 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Pr,P,Seh at the funeral home. Mr, and 1417s,, ceoll and Rill also Mrs, Bristol Ro10- ,m st, Alarm were in .Water.10P Sunday ,Visiting Douglas. Mr, Arvid Beitans is on a. fishing trip. tp Chesley, Mr.and Mrs. F. Ferguson visited Sunday with Mr. andMrS,.. .Ken ZaYitz, Arkolia, Mary Johnson holidayed over the weekend with her friend, sharon Mardlin, Granton. Mr, and Mrs. Alton Neil and ponald visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. cha,s Rawlings, Clan, dehoye, Mr. and Mrs. Olev.e Pullman visited Friday evening with mr, and Mrs. John Herbert, Lucan. Mr, and Mrs, Laverne Morley attended the Bus Drivers ban- rpiet in the Foresters Hall, Gran- ton, Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Gouds- ward, Melrose and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foster and Billy, Stratford, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Morley. Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pullman visited Sunday evening with mr. and Mrs. Bob Brigham, RR 1 Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cann, Lon- don, Resort women. donate stomps, nylons for bale Mr. and Mrs,, :flPdgine had As their gneetS .Saturday eYening, Mr, and Mrs,, Olare PUPA. Mr, and Tyrre, Norman IIPdglas, Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Raker, Sunday they also had Mr,, Leonard Thacker, Cathy, Jorand. Woodham, and Mr. and 'Frnie -Taylor, Marlene and Barbara, London. Mr. and M. Sanfprd Hetton and faihily, Wineheisee, were saturday evening visitors with M. and MrS, McLeod Mills, Gwen Hodgins is holidaying in London with Marlene and Bar- bara Taylor, Mr, and Mrs, Veilts .1{alrnins and EdWin, Detroit, were week- pad visitors with Mr. and Mrs. .Arvid Beitans. Dace and 'Trite Beitans returned heme with them for a holiday. Martha Klahre, London, is holidaying' with Marlene Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Russell parkin- son and Mrs. Fvelyn White,Lon- don, visited recently with Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn. Mr, Harold Nissin, Strathroy, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Beitans. Mr. and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner and Mrs, a, H. Finkbeiper, Lis- towel, were in Stratford Sunday to pay respect to their cousin, By MRS. J. H. PATON The home of Mrs. R. Worth- ington was the meeting place for Clandeboye WI with 13 mem- bers and three visitors answer- ing the roll call "What law I would change to better the lives of Canadians". Mrs. Alan Hill, convener of resolutions, prepared the pro- gram with Mrs. Charles Cough- lin reading from Home & Coun- try about Mrs. Bird of Ottawa, FWIC executive secretary. Mrs. Harold Hardy gave a paper re- lating to the status of farm wom- en, also a humorous poem, Psy- chedelirium Tremens. Mrs. Hill read "A New Year's Resolution", written by Ethel Chapman in "From a Roadside Window". A contest was con- ducted by President Mrs. Arnold Lewis on naming soaps and deter- gents from RESOLUTIONS. Mrs. Karl O'Neil assisted the hostess at the social hour. On display at the meeting were six crib quilts made by Mrs. parry Thompson, RR 8 Parkhill, which were to be taken to War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. 9 mat By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll attended the Sunday Nine O'clock program at UWO, London, Sun- day evening. Mrs. Dobbs is a member of the choir. Mrs. Hugh Davis was a guest with Mrs. Rd Dickins, Exeter, Tuesday and attended the Aux- iliary meeting at South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Maurice MacDonald re- ceived word Friday morning of the death of her nephew, Gerald Caldwell of St. Thomas. Mr. Caidwell's mother, Mrs. Pete Caldwell, was the former Bessie Dickens of this community. Mrs. MacDonald spent several days with the bereaved family and was joined by her husband Maur- ice on Sunday. The funeral was held Tuesday at 1;30 from the Sifton Funeral Home, $t. Thomas. Another brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins, attended, also many of the friends and relatives from this community. Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys were guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and family. Miss Nancy Hardy, Lucan, spent the weekend with Miss Heather Davis, Misses Nancy and Mary Lou Tindall attended a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Don Hirt- zel Saturday for their daughter, Debbie. Mist Nancy Robb, Ilderton, spent the first weekend of the holidays with Miss Joan Barker. Church service Sunday was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Davis. Next Sunday it will be resumed In the church. Mr. and Mrs. HughDavis visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Ed McMurray, London, Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll held a birthday dinner Sunday for the former's father, Mr. Harry Carroll. evening. The worship service was conducted by Mrs, Glenn Copeland, assisted by Mrs. Jim Miller and Miss Jean Copeland read a poem. Mrs. Gerald Brintnell gave the study beak on Japan along With a record, The roll call Wet answered With a quiltblock. A silent .auction Was conducted after which lunch was served by group three in charge. Mrs, Frank AlliSter and girls •9f are spending this week with her parents, Mr, and MrS. Willis Gill and family. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Hamilton are spending this week with their son parry and family at Ottawa. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mri. W, Gill were. Mrs. Irvin Rader and Sharon of DaShwoocl, Pop, Fred M ille r and girls, of 74M Mitchell and boys of APP. -Preis', Miss Bonnie Thom4e94 efI4P4!!, den is spending #his week with. her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles W02 and Mrs. L. V. Roy and ctanhter, Iris of Oakville, are visiting this Week with mm 4eroy pgrktp4p. p