HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-20, Page 11Time fora rest
A large stump in the vicinity of the Devil's Elbow, west of Exeter was
a welcome sight for two Crediton Cubs who took part in the walk to
Exeter, Saturday. Above, Ricky Snell and Barry Campbell are cooling
off their toes at about the halfway mark of the journey that netted $144
for the local Association for the Mentally Retarded. — T-A photo
North Bosartquest
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott
are on a trip to the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burley in-
tend to build a new home in the
Pinery soon.
Mrs. Wilfred Willsie held a
button club gathering on Sunday
for all button members.
The funeral of the late Charles
Southworth was on Monday at
Gilpin Funeral Home.
Quite a number attended the
Decoration Day service at Grand
Bend on Sunday.
Attending the Moon reunion at
Exeter on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Pym, Mr. and Mrs.
George Willsie and Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. Milt Watson and family,
Wilfred Willsie, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Prance, Brian, Ruthann
and Stephen Gill, as well as
quite a number "of the class" from
Chatham. The 40th anniversary
of the reunion was celebrated
with a large cake.
The Haig Farm is finishing
sowing flax in the area west, of
Seventh Concession of McGil-
livray.
fling
at
ate
Save $2.60 on every gaUon
of PIISSURGWV,IMOS
6Sc on every quart
Pittsbtligh Paints
are
a bargain even at the
regular.
price •
They
go on easily and Outlast ordinary paints, 2, S or as Much as
4 years. P.,nd now they're yours at Savings oi 2.50. per ge1\oh.
'The Spring Coat Sale includes V\Iallhide I...ateY.
One. Coat Plat
wad
Paint and Sginhide Leto( i.srl-ustre Enernek lor the
interiors. And Joy the y,teriors: SunPooi
ease
I-louse pain
Son,Proof 1..ate)( House Piint Which has t\ines the
stretch poWey
of other
Later
House Paints', and NeW Sun-Proof atex ?nine.
Net no‘Ail Save $2_,50 Oil every gallon al Pittsburgh Paints,
Spring Coat Sale now at your Pittsbu
CENTRALIA FARMERS SUPPLY . .
CONKLIN LUMBER CO. LTD.
EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP .
GINGERICH SALES & SERVICE LTD.
UCO BRANCH AILSA CRAIG .
h Paints Dealer:
Centralia
. Exeter
Exeter
Zurici
Ailsa Craig
ql ELECTRONIC
SERVICE
The trick to
TV repairing is skill
and experience
We tion i t use a lot of
fancy gimmicks, jusi
faShioned Skill and mod-
ern eqUipmerit.
_ aSS 1-41MON ir. Exe'MA
ELECTRICAL WIRING
TV, RADIO AND SMALL
APPLIANCE REPAIRS
NOW IS THE TIME!
ELECT
MATT EDGAR
Make Sure . Huron is Represented
in the Trudeau Liberal Government
T
R
U
D
E
A
U
E
D
G
A
R
A leader in his community Malt Edgar has
"the know how" to work effectively for you
Vote EDGAR
Vote TRUDEAU
Vote LIBERAL
Vote CANADA
(Oublished by the Huron Liberai Astociation)
14
Girl receives plaque Tim•s-Advociote, 4uni 29, l9611 Cubs stage walk
for retarded kids
By ,E4A....MoRLocK Mrs, William Hodge received Honor eparting Ciondeboye cleric
BY MAL 4, PA OM plaque :to Miss Raze/ PittiPackn in the district. po ;Sunday the and mrst Jack Ileatilan Of Ailaa
CLAN-DEW:WE who had highest marka in the group joined Mr. and Mrs, Nil, Craig also attended.
Ply. 11
Ely MRS. ROSS SKINNER
The June meeting of the Elim-
ville Women's Institute was held
on Wednesday evening with Home
Economics and Health as the
topic.
Roll Call was answered by'
"my biggest mistake in cook-
ing",
Mrs. Elson. Lynn gave the re-
port of the District Annual held
at Grand Bend. Mrs. Murray
Coward convened the program.
The motto "Salt your food with
'humour, pepper it with art and
sprinkle it with the charm of
friendship" was given by Mrs.
Jud Dykeman.
Mrs. Lorne Johns introduced
the demonstrators for the even-
ing, Linda and Janice Hayter
from the Silhouette Beauty Sa-
lon in Exeter. They set hair
for Mrs. Lorne Johns, Mrs.
Murray Coward, Mrs. Philip
Johns and Mrs. Bev Parsons,
A skit was presented by Mrs.
Lorne Johns and Mrs. Murray
Coward accompanied by Mrs.
P. Johns on the piano.
Mrs. Lorne Johns gave a read-
ing on "Fashions". The 4-H
girls were present.
Lunch was served by the com-
mittee in charge, Mrs. Wm. Rout -
ly, Mrs. Lloyd Johns, Mrs. Nutt
and Mrs. Tom Brock.
BRIDE SHOWERED
A community shower was held
sit Elimville Church basement
last Tuesday evening in honour
of Miss Carol Bell, bride-elect
of Saturday. Mrs. Emerson Pen-
hale escorted Carol to a prettily
decorated chair.
The parsons sisters, Susan,
Gail and Debbie sang two num-
bers accompanied by Miss Susan
Parsons on the guitar. Miss Bar-
bara Gilfillian read the address
and Misses Nancy and Joan Coop-
er pulled in a decorated wagon full
of kitchen articles..
After opening all the gifts Carol .
thanked everyone for the lovely
gifts.
Misses Joan, Elaine and Mar-
garet Pym sang a song and Miss
Joan Pym played a piano instru-
mental. Miss Brenda Skinner
gave a humorous reading and.
MISSOS Elaine, Margaret, Janice
and Eleanor Johns sang two num-
bers.
Lunch was served at the close.
A surprise shower was held
on Saturday evening for Miss
Bell at Elimville Hall. miss Su-
san Parsons read the address
and Gail Parsons presented Carol
with a flower tree giving informa-
tion where to find her gifts.
After receiving all the gifts
Carol thanked everyone, Lunch
was served by the hostesses
Misses Brenda Skinner, Marion
Parsons and Susan Parsons.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herciman
and Anne visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Hillson Whiteford
and family of Ingersoll.
Mrs. John batten r e t u r he d
home after being a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London last
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pyni and
family visited on Sunday with
Bert Lobb of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and
Carol and Ron Parsons visited
oh Sunday with MrS. Rachel Bell
at Huroriview.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mira of
PetaWaWa is sriending a felt/ days
With Mr, and MrS. Alvin Cooper. _ •
Word last Week of the death ef
her father, Norman MeLeoci. Mr.
and Mrs, Hedge and familY and
Mr. and Mrs, John Miller at-
tended Mr. mq,eod's funeral at
Walkerton on ThiirsdaY,
Mr, and Mrs, Everett McLaren
and Trudy, WilioWdale, and Mrs.
W, D. McDonald, London, were
StitidaY glieata of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Finkbeiner,
Wednesday evening the staff
of Divine Street Schpol, Sarnia,
held a shower in honour of Miss
Sandra Taylor, August bride-
elect. Mrs. L. Taylor and
Rebecca and Miss Julie Schenk
attended.
Miss Gwen Finkbeiner is work-
ing at Elim Lodge, Peterborough,
for the summer months.
Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and
Karen attended a missionary con-
ference at Wellesley Community
Church on Sunday. After the ser-
vice they visited with Rev. and"
Mrs. A. Schlenker, Ayr, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vancieworp,
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Lochner
of London were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner on Sun-
day.
Wayne Rats has accepted a
position in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner
have taken up residence on the
farm formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner. Mrs.
Alvin Finkbeiner and her child-
ren have moved into the home
purchased from. Clarence Moon.
The United Church Women of
Crediton UnitedChurch held their
June meeting in the Main Street
,United manse, Exeter. Mrs. Rus-
sell Finkbeiner led the worship,
assisted by Mrs. Ed Lamport and
Mrs. Cliff Kenney. Mrs. Douglas
Warren introduced a new hymn,
and Mrs. Garfield Hill read let-
ters from Miss Doreen Baker,
surgical nurse in a Malaysian
hospital. At the close of the meet-
ing Mrs. Warren took the ladies
on a tour of the manse. hostesses
were Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Jack
,Galloway.
On Monday eYening- the so.ii-
gregatien of St, Jame!s Church
met for a social evening as the
ReV. E., 0. and Mrs. Lancaster
will be leaving after the service
on June 2a for Forest and Kettle
Point, Rev. Lancaster Cantle in.
the fall of 1960.
Mrs. Arnold Lewis and Mrs.
Andy carter led in singing a few
familiar tunes. Mrs. Karl O'Neil
read humorous poem.
gUeSt, the Rev.
Tomes from Big Trout Lake ex-
pressed his pleasure at being
hack at St. James,
Mr. Tomes showed pictures
taken of weddings at St. James
and other churches, as well as
some of Big Trout Lake and the
aeroplane he had used to get
from one place to another.
He expects to stay awhile nere
and then with his family go to a
parish in New Brunswick with the
Right Rev. Bishop O'Neil, form-
erly of St. James Church here.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Emily Tomes, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lynn and children
and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Tomes
and son went to visit on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Lloyd
at Kincardine and Rev, Stanley
and Mrs. Tomes, Kanesia and
Ruth.
On Sunday, the Rev. G. W.
Sach made a presentation of a
confirmation class. lia.m Gilmore of Fort Erie who,
Miss 'Vitinnie Marvin, Windsor!, celebrated, their 40th wecidieg Mrs, Henry Wissell of Granton
Mrs. L. C. Harrison of ,Pitat, anniversary at their home. Mr. entertained :her grandchildren,
hurl
'
Mrs.! Cecil Carter, 4acan and Mrs. Wilmer SPOttaildPettY; Dean:and pradley, nOns of Mr.
and.Mrs. Altner liendrie eatled Mr, and Mrs. JaMen SCott andMr. and. Mrs. Jim Scott on Sunday.
on Mrs. J. li, Paton on Sunday,
Miss Laura Hudgins has 0.4-
cepted the position of playground
leader at the Lucan Community
wheeleldtasthcea islp aKttenZnt:ee.PlaY- I - ' ground Leaders' Trainingcourse
any peop e visit Centre for the wanner. This
ToDirr Kgel4Petliteajnidnigra.4iantitr Mhai!lsd.
160 t M unt arme
Bill
Mr, Mrs.
4413laipr4ennt th
ryWilflin and
weekend
with Mrs. Frank Trainor and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Carey
visited in Windsor on weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Paul Masse.
Richard Trainor of Hamilton
spent last weekend with his moth-
er, Mrs, Frank Trainor.
Many relatives and friends at-
tended a shower in honour of Miss
Barbara Woodburn on Monday
evening held at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Smithery. Barbara is a
bride-elect of Saturday, June 22.
Miss Rita Anne Carey is visit-
ing for a few days with her sis-
ter, Mary Eileen this week in
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hogan and
family and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Mit- A tree grows in height from
Ueholtz and boys Exeter; Mr. the tip only. A branch will always
& Mrs. Gerry Hartmanand Brian remain the same distance from
of London; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hogan the ground no matter how long
and family and Mr. & Mrs. Jack the tree grows.
Saturday forenoon the Crediton.
COS Staged a walkathen in aid
of the Retarded children'a
Twenty -One boys and three
ers walked frOrn the CO Hall
Crediton tq Riverview Park, Ea-
eter, a distance of seven and PPP,
half miles, which they covered
in three hours and .ten ininnteS.
The weary ones enjoyed lunch
and a treat ,of ice cream at the
park befere returning borne. The
three leaders who completed the
walk were Mrs, Bill Johnsen,
Mrs, Walter Fydenchult and Mrs,
Betty Clifford,
WI meets
at Elimville
Kurt Gebel and Susan attended
the festival at Frankenmuth,
Michigan, over the weekend.
Dave Hall and Mr, and Mrs,
Clare Cook of Detroit, Mf.ciiigan,
and Mrs, Emily Kestle Visited
in Ciandeboye.
Nancy Kestle of London spent
Father's Day in Clandeboye on
Sunday.
Mrs, Maurice Simpson is at
her home here after spending
some time with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Banks
and Andy, Brights Grove.
Mrs. Edward Flynn has left
St. Joseph's Hpspital and is at
her niece's home, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Broderick, Exeter.
At St. James Church, the rec-
tor, the Rev. E. 0, Lancaster,
had a Father's Day message.
On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Shipley and sons Fred and Steve
of Ottawa visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Scott and other relatives
McCann and family Mood op
Fothor's Day with Mr. & Mrs,
Wilfred Hog a n and Margaret
Anne.
Mr. & Mrs. Clare ROCK and
family, Wallaceburg visited op
the weekend with. Mr. ea Mrs.
Joe Carey.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sharp, and.
Mr. & Mrs. charleS Gilmore
accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Regan, London, spent Saturday
with. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Regan
and family. •
Mr. & Mrs. David Gilkes and
Mr. & Mrs. Dilkes and Mr.
Ronald Hajas spent Father's Day
with Mr, & Mrs. Paul Rajas,