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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-13, Page 10Married at Dashwood Jean Helma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Becker, RR 1 Dash- wood, was married recently to William Robert liolrries, son of Mrs, Alexia Holmes and the late Carl Holmes, Seaforth. The marriage was performed by Rev. Earl Steinman at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Mt. Carmel couples mark anniversaries U11/141k I YEAR . ROUND HOME OWNER REFERENCE HAVE ON Invaluable . . . ideas and produets for easy E Page after pa, e of home Argo), maintenance and improPentent year-round reference . . . Inval-uable around the borne, IP YOU DO NOT HA VC YOUR COPY VISIT OR PlIOAre BEAVER / l"1.11EAVER CATALOGUE Canada's most complete Building Materials Guide 1968 69 \ 1;•:k: IT'S NEW IT'S AT BEAVER! 11i 10,0 11.001001,0likia, .1VCC tri BEAVENJ SuperValuet—SUper Savings! MORE 'THAN 2000 PRODUCTS & SERVICES Aura that, 2,000 ideas, Products and services fully illustrated for easy aet.hente" selection to plan, build and linen:lye your home. New Products end home products for the homeowner' EVERY HOME SHOULD The new 120 page full colour Beaver 1968 Catalogue should be in every home, but if by some mischance your home was missed . phone or visit Beaver for your free copyl PHONE 235-1582 BEAVER LUMBER 22 rii~l sty, OCET' You've callod it ugly. Now you can call it shiftless.. Volktwagren .introduces the outortlatic. stick.thift Check ie Yellow l'oges,for foie riome of the,'Vellowogen dealer nearest you, You've got nothing to lot Pays (0o49$1) Vgitod. Church Women were hostesses .fier the apring. executive meeting of the .tforen., Perth Presbyterial United. Church Women on. Wednesday. Mrs. Harold fieherleee.„ preela 4,ent., was In nharge, Mrs, stewart.mlner,..first vine- president,. conducted the wprolp service using as her theme,. fiLeaoership, eare, Walter MacDeeald. treasurer, announced that S15,- 172.89 of the 1908 objective of ee9,973 had been re, eelVed in the first vertex.. eetiefeetion in the success of the recent workshops pa Beeee.e was such that •Leatiership. Devela +apnoea Workshops will be era renged for the late fall under the eonvenership. of Mrs. Clyeedele„. Literature secretaries, Mrs. Bert canard and -Mrs. Walter Bewley, announced that the Adult Study Bock for 1968 is "Man Alive" and the UCW study will he on china, Mrs. George Potter told of continued need for good Hospital auxiliary off for summer At the final meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital Tuesday after- noon prior to the summer re- cess, several items of business were discussed with President Mrs. Glenn Mickle in the chair. The ways and means corn- mittee reported the Tag Day is to be held September 28 and the fall rummage sale October 18 and 19. Mrs. J. G. Dunlop, public re- lations officer, noted that plans were progressing for the pro- gram on a nursing career and the opportunities it offers to be pre- sented for interested SHDHS stu- dents. This is to be held on the regular Auxiliary meeting day, Tuesday, October 8. The RNA students at the Hospital will be entertained at a picnic at the cottage of Mrs. R. C. Dinney this month. It was voted to give the trees and shrubs planted at the hos- pital last year by the Auxiliary as a centennial project spec- ial attention with the approval of the Hospital Board. Miss A. Claypole, hospital ad- ministrator, reported that new fire regulations require con- siderable change in all hospit- als. In South Huron new fire proof tile has been placed on corridor ceilings and patients' rooms are to be painted with fireproof paint as soon as it can be done. Waltham Timing The World Since 1850 ILSON'S JEW ELLERY & Gifts Exeter Pleasing You Pleases Us 11-, 15'00- used clothing hales celething should have at least 6 months Weary. et the 1,TCW Depot, Tere onto. Mrs. George Wilson, public relations officer, was asked to compile a. .newsletter for tribetion in the /Wen- perth Preahyterial. Delegates to the Alma College Loricien. Conference Sebool. for United Church Wemen. in August are Mrs, Oliver Beeee, Mrs.. aapycl Bond, Mrs. 'Russell Mc-- Callum, and Mrs, Edwin Miller. Mrs. Lloyd ,Bond and Mrs. W. B. Cruickshank attended the ordination of Rev. Meryin pen, totted at Windsor and arranged hospitality, Penfeend is a native of Londesborough. Rebekahs award 20 year pins A birthday party featured the Rebekah Lodge meeting on Wed- nesday evening with guests pres- ent from Stratford and Paris Lodges. Noble Grand Audrey MacGregor presided. Plans were made for a picnic on June 24 at the home of Past Noble Grand. Lila Smith at 6;30 pm. Twenty year pins were pres- ented to Sisters Isabel. Cann by her daughter Jean Hodgert; Gladys Skinner by her mother Vera Johns; Eunice Stone by her daughter Gladys Chambers; and Laura Lindenfield by her grand- daughter Nancy Rooth. Pins were also presented to sisters Anne Coates, Verna Coates, Emma Campbell, Caroline Russell, Vir- gie Williams, Dorothy Hughson, Dorothy Jones, Ruth Skinner, Ella Willard and Winnifred Field. Prizes were presented for the marathon bridge held during the winter months to Mr. and Mrs. Les Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wedlake, Irene Pepper, Ruth Skinner, Betty Coates and Verna Coates. A social time was conducted by Mildred Thomson and a sing- song by Marian Skinner. Twenty- one candles were lit on the birth- day cake by Past Noble Grande. Lunch followed. Caven Circle hears speakers The June meeting of the Caven Congregational Circle was held last Tuesday in the Presbyterian Church parlors. Mrs. Norman Stanlake opened the meeting following which a devotional period was conducted by Mrs. 3. W. Corbett, with springtime and the healingpower of nature for a theme. Entertainment following a business meeting, consisted of a vocal solo by Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich and an audio-visual program presented by Mrs. Bob Pooley and Mrs. Bill Batten. The script, on the subject of “Hap- piness" was made up by the Rev. John Boyne, Dr. Charles Wallace, Mrs. Bob Dinney and F. H. Wilkinson. Refreshments in theJtine-time theme were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Eldred Simmons, Mrs. Helen Holland, Mrs. Jerry Campbell and Mrs. Harold Gunn. Legion ladies on boat cruise About 31 members of Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion in Exeter and their friends enjoyed a bus trip last Wednesday to the Midland -CollingWood re- gions of Ontario. Highlight Of the tour was a MT, CARMEL Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Sr. were surprised when their family arrived home at different times last week to help them celebrate their 45th wedding an- niversary. Previous to their big day they dined with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Pearson and family of Byron. More than 130 relatives and friends called to "congratulate" the bride and groom of 50 years, Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Thompson, (the former Mary Steeper) last Sun- day. Open House was held at Mr. & Mrs. Roy Thompson's where the guests registered and en- joyed a visit and refreshments. Many lovely gifts were opened and shown on tables with wedding cake, One other son, Arthur lives with his wife and family in Wood- stock. PERSONALS Miss Helen Sullivan of Sarnia visited her parents for a couple Twelve capped at SH hospital Capping ceremonies for 12 stu- dents in the sixth Registered Nursing Assistants course at South Huron Hospital in Exeter took place Thursday in the hos- pital Auxiliary room. Mrs. Jack Delbridge, instruc- tress for the course, capped Bonnie Bell, Walkerton; Linda Sharon Carpenter, Exeter; Maria Paula, Duden; Margaret Landon, Petrolia; Lynne Marie McIntosh, Sarnia; Phyllis Gail McCuspey, Goderich; Sally Kathleen Mc- Mahon, Clinton; Margaret Joyce Mills, St, Marys; Marilyn Jane Rose, Mitchell; Dianne Siam, Kincardine; Marion Ruth Wall, Hollyrood; and Ellen Winnifreci Wolfe, Mitchell. Guest speakers for the event were Mrs. Robert Dooley and Mrs. William. Batten Who dis- cussed "Happiness" with the class. Other guests on hand were members of the nurses' staff committee. three-hour boat cruise through the 30,000 Islands. The group also visited the Martyrs' Shrine and the Blue Mountain Pottery works at Collingwood. days last week. Mrs. Mary Overholt and her family of Stratford joined with Knights of. Columbus guests last Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. & Mrs, John Mahoney. More than 160 Knights of Col- umbus and their wives attended Mass and Communion at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, June 9 and later the Catholic Women's League ladies served breakfast in the gymtorium. Rev. Fr. Jansen and Father Laragh of Seaforth were among the guests at the head table. A very large crowd attend the Rau-Hartman wedding and also the reception afterwards held in the Dashwood Community Centre last Saturday. Many friends attended the wake and funeral of the late Charlie McKeever, who died suddenly in London, last Saturday in his 21st year. He was the son of Gordon McKeever and the former Sadonia Dietrich now residing in Parkhill, Mass was celebrated Tuesday at 10 A.M. T. H. Hoffman Funeral home was in charge and burial took place in Mt. Carmel Ceme- tery. • Mrs. Joseph Glavin has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for the past two weeks. Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan visited last week with her son Edward and family of Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. Austin McKeever, Toronto visited relatives and at- tended the funeral of the former's nephew last Tuesday. 7oada 170.:44 Mrs. A, L. Snelgrove, Miss Mar g a r et Snelgrove and. Jim Thompson attended the gradua- tion of Mrs. Judith McLeish at McMaster University on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love spent the weekend with Miss Li n d a Rieth at Penetanguishene and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Kerslake at their cottage at Doe Lake. SAFETY TIP Here is a wet-pavement, re- minder for motorists. When it starts to rain, a slick is formed from the accumulated dust, and oil On the pavement, and it takes a heavy rain tie wash this away. F Or safety's sake, slow down as soon as the rain begins. ay MRS IRVIN RAPER PASI-IWQQPi Calvary United. ?burgh held a trAl0cal, P4404),P),31,14e 9 when the choir with We,, gertMccrae, or- ganisti provided speetal music. Special numbers included a male quartette of Stanley liaIst, Mer- vyn Tiernan, ITArry. Beffteee, and Jaee an aceerdton duet, Patricia Bender endeueenGrigg; a duet, 17. H. Bethnal"' and Mrs, Robert Beffmeei a duet, Mrs, M. James and Stanley Hoist; a. sele Mrs. Robert lieffMani and a trio, Mre, Ron Braid, Mrs, J. M. Tieman, and Mrs. M, J. James. DASHWOOD WI The June meeting of Dashwood. Wornen's Institute was in charge of the Citizenship and Education MISS JEAN COPELAND Mrs. Robert Robinson return- ed home from St. Marys Mem- orial Hospital on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck- ett and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Wib McNeight and family spent Sunday afternoon at Springbank and the evening at Grand Bend. Miss Betty Jean Miller was a weekend guest with her sister, Mrs. Jack Constable and Jack of Wellburn. Mrs. Ira McCurdy • and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl were guests on. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morphy and baby Richard of Hyde Park visited on Wednesday evening with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller, Betty Jean and Bo b were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Constable of Weliburn, Mrs. Lawrence Beckett, Jac- queline and Geraldine and Mrs. Philip Kennedy visited on Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tyler of Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. F red Doupe visit- ed Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl. Mark events in Staffa area By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Geraldine and Ruth Templeman were overnight guests at the home of Miss Brenda Gardiner, Creme axty, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mayer, Far- quhar on Sunday, The occasion was the 20th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, the 53rd wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Duncan, Exeter, and the 11th -wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mayer, London. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Norris, Montreal, Quebec, are visiting for a few days with Mrs. Sam Norris, Mr. and Mrs. BobNorris and family and other relatives and friends. They leave Thursday for Michigan where Erie will be taking a post graduate course for the next tWO years at Michi- gan State University, East Lans- ing, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole and Jean visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Ten-Tie- rnan and family. Miss bonnie Miller has ace cepted a position at Grand Bend for the surnrner menthe. Murray Haines has accepted a position in Petrolia for the summer months. group with We. Rader con- vener. TWentYesiN members ans- wered the roll "De You in tend to vote? not, why not?" Ten guests were present. Mrs. Bader discussed the motto, "The. Do's and Don'ts of Voting."' Lawyer Peter Raymond of EX- eter was guest speaeer with the topic, "Wills", He gave the ladies most interesting inaormetioe and left them ,much lead for thought. Mrs. Carl Oeptricber gave a reading and Patricia pender and Susan Grigg favoured with ac- cordion eelectione. president, Mrs. Glen W e bb presided for the business, Mrs. Sid Baker reported on the district annual held at Grand Bend. The .play ground swings are being assembled and are to be put up in June. CHARLES MCKEEVER Charles Leo McKeever, 20, 106 Bridle Path, London, died suddenly of monoxide poisoning on Saturday, June 8. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKeever of Parkhill. He is"survived by three sisters, Mrs. Lionel (Maureen) Sterling, Dover Centre; Mrs. Gordon (Ruth) O'Rourke, London; Mrs. Raymond (Nancy) Cote, London; and four brothers, William and James, both of London and Donald and Joseph, both of Parkhill. Funeral was held Tuesday with Rev, A. P. Jansen in charge at the Church ef Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Interment was made in Mount Carmel. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Pat and Michael McKeever, Louis Black- more, Barry and Michael O'Con- nor and Jim Houlahan. Hoffman Funeral Home, Dash- wood, was in charge of arrange- ments. JERRY CAMPBELL Funeral service was held for Jerry Campbell, 90, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on Sat- urday, June 8 with Rev. A. P. Jansen officiating. A resident of Stephen Township, his wife pre- deceased him 17 years ago. He is survived by three daugh- ters, Mrs. Urban (Mary) Ayotte, Farmington, Michigan; Mrs. Richard (Frances) Ayotte, Hay PO; and Mrs, Gerald (Ursla) Regier, RR 3 Zurich; one son, John at home; a sister Miss Florence Campbell, Detroit; two brothers, Joseph, Detroit and Brother Ronald, Ignatus College, Guelph. Pallbearers were Cecil Wood, Richard and Michael Ayotte, Phil Gene and Cecil Regier. Hoffman Funeral Horne, Dash- wood, was in charge of arrange- ments. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Herb Geiser, Dearborn Heights, Mich,, newly- weds, are visiting with his broth- er Chester, while on their honey- moon. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Mellin of Parkhill spent the weekend with Mansell Hodgins at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love while they, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lohh, Randy and Rhon- Oa of Clinton, spent the weekend at Sudbury with Mr, and Mrs. Pon Love, Penny and David, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Schenk spent Sunday at Walkerton with Mr, and Mrs. M. W. Seiler*. Several from this area who en- joyed fishing at Key River last week were Jack and Den Geiser, Harold Kellerman,Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer,, and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Mr, and Mrs. }legit leforeez and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond lead- ing spent thp weekend in Mio, Michigan with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roemer and family. Bob Boerner returned to spend a month's holidays in Canada, Phil Davis who was injured in a car accident recently remains In, .only fair condition In the inr 01islYe care,. ward of St. Joseph's. llospitalk ,Loon, ,Keith,Maier, also injured. In the same. .mishap, has returned home. FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVgR RD. S. 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