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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-07-25, Page 9By. :MRS, .letfE.k.,..4WPPIP, GILL PROP On ThureclaY154elVleaGilmorge wife Of the late -Herbert Gilmore of Clare,. Michigan, peesed -away By MRS! HAROLD DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey liery- ieux of Algoma Mills visited on the weekend with Mrs. Dan Jar. • Mrs. Jack Roundell, Patti and Mark, Caistorville, spent a couple of days this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Black-, ler and family. Miss Wendy Blackler returned home with them for a visit. Miss Jayne Blackler is spending this week • with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fair- bairn and family, London. Master Robert Bladder is spending this week at Huron Church Camps Hayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sander- son of Edinburgh, Scotland, has been visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Baillie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton attended the Pridham reunion at IVIoorsefield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Walker and family of Windsor visited Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Scott. Norris Atthill, Eddie and Bil- lie, spent Sunday at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Irvine visited Tuesday with Mrs. Jane Bishop of Toronto. Miss Millie Cowdrey is taking .a summer course in Toronto Hippies run the business The staff of the Exeter branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia joined in on Funday fun, Friday. The entire staff appeared for work attired in hippie costumes and were instrumental in foiling the attempted bank robbery. From left, Mrs. Donna Webster, Mrs, Sandra Falconer, Mrs. Diane Gerstenkorn, Mrs, Henny Parker,Mrs. Sharon Chappel, Mrs. Yvonne Glover and Mrs. Diane Hackwell. In front, Hugh (Mabel) McMulen and Miss Tina Vanclerlaan. T-A photo. Beauties every one These lovely girls were among the group of Huron County 4-H members who toured the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology this week. They are admiring a flower bed on the grounds but our camera- man was admiring them. No matter which way you look at it, they are all beauties. VBS closed with program; Dashwood churches picnic 25% OFF MEN'S SPORT COATS, WINDBREAKERS, DRESS STRAW HATS, GOLF CAPS, SWIM TRUNKS, SHORTS Sport Shirts Reg. To 4.50 Reg, To 5.50 Reg. To 6.95 Reg. To $12.95 Sale $4.95 Sale $2.95 Sale $3.95 Sale $4.95 SPECIAL. Men's Slacks. Ross. O'Neil buried Lifelong resident By MRS. J, H. pAT9N. was a member „Pt..James CLANDEBOYE Anglican .church,, i300.VNeilPaseed away In St. Joseph's Hospital Friday. Fun, Aral service- was frohl theMarciY. Funeral Borne Monday conducted by the Rev. P, Johnson, flOrtees Vallhearere were .13,PY Pen, AlhgbArri, Bev', Cunningham, .Joe Carter, Gerald Lynn, Harold Lynn, all .4 Clandeboye, JOhu ferre11, London. Mr. was. the .son of the' late Louis :O'Neil and glip,beth Horner... lie was Married to the former Pearl Sceiiac who pare vives. The couple had two ren, a daughter, Mrs,. William .(Ruth) Walker, Lenden, and a son, Alton 'O'Neil, both surviving, Also. :surviving is a sister, Mrs. Cecil (Mary) carter, plc, an. He was predepeaSed by sister, Mrs, Roy (Leeta) Mc- ,crann in February 1959, and two brothers, Karl O'Neil. in December 1962 and Dr. Clar, ence O'Neil in October 1954, Mr. O'Neil has resided on a Century Farm, in the .O'Neil name for over 100 years. He PERSONALS On 'monday Rev, & Mrs. Stan, ley Terries and. visited. in Lencleh with Mr. and Mrs. Torn Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams returned rom plane trip to Wait their' clgpghtg r and.her Mr, and Mrs. W. C. PobwarilcS gdriciOntOm They also toured Parts of PritishColiimbia, Calgary, Banff and Jasper. Mr. and Mrs! Jack W. Wg'-• liams,earbia,areiri Buenos Aires where Mr, Williams is on loan from Imperial Oil to standard 011. Rev. G, W. Sects will preaeh his farewell sermon Sunday at Clandeboye United Church, Student Carr will deliver his final sermon at St, James Ang- lican Church Sunday before the rector arrives from vacation. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul, Kirkton, were Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Tomes, Kan- esia and Ruth, honored guests; SUMMER SALE tAltSAVESPIESAvE Aluminum gold PLASTIC STRIPS .65i "MG .1 Band-Aid Reg. 9U FOIL WRAP .260 ' Johnson's Reg. 87V rill VIP BABY OIL .69i K SOLARCAINE 3 oz. • Reg. 1.29 1.09 1.4.j ARRID DEODORANT rri Reg. 1.39 .99ii Gillette Reg. 1.25 Foamy SHAVE CREAM .88d him Noxema Reg. 1.25 Tropic Tan SUN TAN LOTION 1.09 ' lk,tel Ban Reg. 1.89 ''''64. 410t ROLL-ON DEODORANT 1.59 Z 3A fr5310534t/5405. 1 HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE EXETER 235.1070 We're going on holidays AUGUST 2-10 No issue August 8 while we're out getting ourselves a tan, But we'll be back August 15 40;444.A. 1 istiesatwocafe BEFORE_ YOU INVEST 4 look into the advantages Of Investors Mutual Fund and Investors Growth Fund. TED HOLMES 1:4g'Deor .Patk Circle, London - "Wed o SYNDICATE LIMITED So next time you need a car in a hurry, come to us. And do your own disappearing act. In.one of our new Ford-built cars. , Smile. Relax. You can rent a spanking new Ford-built car from us. Quickly. Take your choice. Prices are always reasonable and include your insurance. FORD RENTA • CAR ,r4;,>VP, ,• s •:$0Z:`ki.bft ,:c!:•.•••*xe,•*•••km •k. • MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE '''"ggeMagitife• • g;::: • eeeM Autogone? Rent a car from us. 2120B Phone us now and reserve the car of your choice. Larry Snider Motors Ltd., 586 Main Street, 235-1640 11? A MAY iti; SON 235.085 , MOP GB lady's sister dies in Michigan XETER at Trenton, Michigan. She leaves to mourn her lgaS one son, Rev. Earl P111Pore, Treat9n, Mich, one Prether A Acie- gee SlierreWs London, and one. sister, Mrs. NOrman Terre:4411, Grand Pend, Rey. Mark Mitchell. officiated.. Irsterment in Cherry Greve Cemetery, Clare, Miehigan, PERSONALS Mrss Walter Fassold enter- tained the friendship Unit of grace Ilnited clalrOs Londen, at the Fassold cottage in green Acres recently, Dr, and Mrs. Donald Webb of Lansing, Michigan, are visit- ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. Art F lnkbeiner. Alan Pfile of Sarnia spent a few days last week with hiS par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Pfile. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turn- bull attended the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Melvina Gilmore at Clare, Michigan last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petratur of Blenheim spent the weekend with their daughter, Mrs. Lorne Wright, Mr. Wright and boys. and staying with Miss Dawn Blackler. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Harper, Winnipeg, Manitoba, visited Thursday ,with Mr. •and Mrs. Clarence Switzer. Miss Carol Miller, Arkansas, a 4-H girl, is spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Urqu- hart and family. Miss Ethel Copeland, London, is vacationing at her home in Kirkton. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH-WOOD Two weeks of Vacation Bible School at Zion Lutheran Church' under the direction of Rev, E.E, Steinman was brought to a close Friday. The children presented their closing exercises to par- ents and friends and also gave them opportunity to see the things which had been created. There was an average attend- ance of 85 with the theme "Tell the Good News". Mrs. Delmar Miller directed the singing. Teachers and assistants were Darlene Rader, Don Anderson, Mrs. Howard Deters, Mrs. Earl Miller, Marilyn Pfaff, Joanne Hayter, Anne Becker, Marjorie Schenk, Mrs. Wilfred Becker, Mrs, Wilmer Pfaff, Sheila Wil- iert, margaret merrier, Mrs. Al- bert Miller, Mrs, Roy Gibson, Mrs. Delmar Miller, Jim Niel- son and John Hayter. Pianists were Margaret Mer- ner and Joanne Hayter. SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC calvary United Church Sunday school held their annual pinto on Monday evening, July 1.5. After the picnic supper sports were ,conducted by Stanley Heist, Ricky Gaiser, Norma Weigand and Eleanor Wolfe with the fol- lowing race winners; Donald Beaver, Kimberley Geiser, Paul Gaiser, Elizabeth Guenther, Rob- ert Guenther, Joanne Huntley, Jan Mason, Jane Guenther, Sus- an Grigg, Ricky Gaiser and Mrs. Lloyd Beaver. Walking 36', Mrs. Stuart Wolfe; sawing wood the fastest, Donald Geiser (10 sec.); guessing con- test, Mrs. Lloyd Beaver. Relays were also enjoyed. ZION LUTHERAN PICNIC The picnic for Men Liitheran church Was held Sunday, July 21 with approximately 100 in attendance at the hand of Mr. and MrS. V, L. Becket. Races Were conducted by SO- day School teachers, Assistant superintendent and irishibers of the church board. Made winners Were Brenda Miller, Eddie 'Roller, sandra Itraft, Brian Rader, Jayne Hay- ter, Mike teller, Lori Reiter, Tom llayter, Judy Miller, kick Rayter, Darlene Rader, George Keller, Mrs. Bob Boogemans, Bob Boogemans. Kick the slipper, Judy Miller, Rick Hayter; ladies, Doris Webb; three-legged race, Vicki Miller and Carolyn Keller; Sharon Rad- er and Janice Hayter, Rick Hay- ter and Michael Fleet; wheel- barrow race, Martin and Joe Becker. Relays were enjoyed by both children and adults. During the supper Sour several special prizes were awarded— guessing contest, Doris Webb; lucky plate, Elaine Miller; old- est person, Ed Nadiger; young- est, Kathy Ann Keller; most number of bills in their purse, Elgin Rader. The Ladies Aid was in charge of the picnic supper. PERSONALS Mrs. Ed Keller, Peter Deich- ert and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller attended the Eichler-Anderson wedding at St. John's Anglican Church, Kitchener, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Becker and Bob and Pauline pope spent several days in the upper Ottawa By MRS. S. HUTTON Mrs. William Walters and Mrs, George Frayne, Sunshine Line, visited Saturda.y 'with Maurice Oitance, Exeter, Celebrating hiS birthday. Mr. and MrS. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Diane attended the Hutton picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NWilliani Hutton, Lis- towel. Valley. They also attended the Turner-Brash wedding at Egan- ville. Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford attended the Turner-Brash wed- ding at Eganville, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and family of Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wm Haugh and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Dor- sselaer and Robert. Dianne Rad- er who had vacationed here, re- turned home with them, Ernest Koehler is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery Monday. Rev, and MrS. Bruce Seebach and family of Hamilton are vaca- tioning with Mrs. Cora Geiser. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Whittier and family of Peterborough spent a few days with Mrs. Herb 'Wein. Mervyn Tiernan returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital, Sun- day., FUNDAY WINNERS Mrs. Eden Roer, RR 1 Lu. can, and MrS. M. Korevaar, RR 1 Lucan won our draws for free picnic tables while Mrs. Thomas Gilmour RA I Clandeboye woe the lawn chair. CONKLIN LUMBER July 2S, 1900 , Pogo passes Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Banks and Cindy, Blights Grove; Mr. and pirs. Clarence Carter, Stephen, Kevin, and. Joanne, M. and Mrs, ..S/TripSon and mr. and mrs. gaipti Lynn, Debbie and Dianne, PIEPIclebeyei; Mr. and Mrs. Gore don What auSaeldale; Mr. and Mrs. 140h PawYerk :POtrolta; Mr. and Mrs, Tom Tomes and George, QeOtra4a, Roy *Rene is still 411 St, Joseph's 11.9Spital, Lloyd Lynn is eriend114 some time with his son, Ralph 14rie, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latta and family and Peter Gabel visite ed at Ipperwash recently. Saturday guests with Mrs. ,J, H. Paton were Mr. & Mrs. Ens, erson Paton, London. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Lon- don, Visited Sunday with Mrs, Lily Me.Falls and Mrs. J. H. paton. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Allison and Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Logan, Thorndale, visited Sunday with Mrs. J. H. Paton. 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