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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-11-21, Page 17FIRE DESTROYS STORAGE BARN — Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a barn op the farm of McStephen Auto Wreckers, south-east of Crediton, early Friday morning, Loss has been estimated at $10,000, which was partly covered by insurance. Stored in the barn was a large supply of auto parts and a 1937 Willys four-door sedan that had been completely refinished. T-A photo. Women at Dashwood sew pyjamas for CAS wards NOTICE Due to Unforeseen Circumstances we Will Not be Opening the Store as Scheduled. Bob Luxton Christmas Duet Designed for smoothing and splashing ti —and using, happily, all the time: '4 oz. Hand Lotion and 4 oz. Flower Mist, both scented with the famous Blue Grass bouquet or romantic Memoire Cherie. Beautifully boxed. 5.00 HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE o EXETER 235-1070 t«.:4. 4:m c:Ni tPAIPAilq...0wAtm4i wAtive4,411t4 OPEN FRI — 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. SAT. — 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. SUN. — 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. FOR LADIES We have high tops, low tops, high heels and no heels . . . All WINTER WARM and FASHION- RIGHT EXETER 235-1933 ANGELO'S PIZZA MAIN ST. GRAND BEND Phone 238-2161 These boots are made for WALKING Through Slush and Snow FOR CHILDREN We have Over-the-Shoe, or over the sock. Built for RUGGED WEAR and WARM FEET FOR MEN There are insulated work boots and safety shoes . . . As well as dress overboots for any occasion * * * * * And then there are SNOWMOBILE BOOTS, CURLING BOOTS BY KEN WATSON for all members of the family SMYTH'S STOORE, REMEMBER . ,. our SKATE EXCHANGE Is In Full Swing DRAW ON 50 Gallons of Supertest Gasoline EVERY WEEK UNTIL CH !Sill AS (First Draw November 23). Don't Delay „. , Enter To ay CHARLIE'S AUTO SALES Phone 236-0226 North 'hd.Suporti4st Exete By MRS. IRVIN RADER The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran Church held their November meeting with group 2 and Mrs. Milford Merner By MRS. .1. TEMPLEMAN Achievement Day for the 4-H Homemaking club "Needlecraft" was held at Mitchell District High school Saturday. Staffa No. 1 girls under the leadership of Mrs. Spencer Jeffery and Mrs. Bert Daynard presented an exhibit, "Traditions in Embroidery" with Sandra Gray as commentator. Staffa No. 2 girls under the leadership of Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. Charles . Douglas presented a skit "Let's get ready to Embroider" with Janet Allen, Heather McPhail and Julie Ann Elliott taking part. County honours were awarded to Heather McPhail, Staffa No. 2, for successfully completing six 4-H Homemaking clubs. Provincial honours were awarded to Brenda Kerslake Staffa No. 2 for successfully completing twelve 4-H Homemaking clubs. Advance honours were awarded to Mrs. Joyce Vivian for successfully completing 19 4-H Homemaking clubs. PERSONALS Guests visiting with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family Friday evening were Mr. & Mrs. Donald Weigand, Mitchell, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gerald Carey, Cromarty, Jaost B. E. (BERT) GARDINER Survivors include- 111$ father; Robert Elmer (Bert) one sister, Miss Mary Gardiner, Gardiner, London, passed' away London; one brother, Melvin, very suddenly Friday in Atwood Exeter: and one piece, Mrs, John at the age of 53 years. (Marilyn) Pritchard, Creditor). Horn in Usborne Township Fnneral service was Monday June 20, 1915, he was the, son of from the Needham Memorial Arthur Gardiner, Blue Water Chapel , LcindQn, with Dr' Rest Home, and the_ late Mrs. George Cloth in charge assisted Stella (ParSons) Gardiner. by Rev. A.F.C. Pentland, He attended high school in Interment was in Roya Exeter, the University of.Cemetery, Hibbert Township. TorontO and Gsgoode Hall Pallhearera Were Williatrr where he received a degree in Cann, Allan Johns, Robert laW, For, the past 25 years, he Mayer, Lorne Passmore, Kenneth had resided in London where he Duncan and William Reid. worked for the Department .of National Revenue, MRS. DOROTHY ROBERTS He was an active member of Mrs. Dorothy Maebelle Metropolitan United Church and (Welsh) Roberts, London, passed was affiliated with several away Monday at Victoria organizations at that church. Hospital. She was 50 years old, She was born in Exeter but had lived in London for the past 23 years. Funeral service will be today (Thursday) at 3 pm from the Ridout Street Chapel of the A, Millard George Funeral Home, Rev. Ralph J, Cummings of First Baptist Church will be in charge, Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. Survivors include her husband, Lyle Garnet Roberts; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Judith) Marr, Grimsby, and Mrs. Terrence (Francine) Melmer, London; her mother, Mrs. Verda Olive Welsh, Exeter; three sisters, Mrs. William (Ferne) Hurst, Sarnia; Mrs. Fred (Ruby) Nixon, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. A.C. (Marjorie) White, Ottawa; one brother, Donald, Toronto; and three grandsons, Stephen, Trevor and Sean. ray.,;i:z Pea v) ;).,)o ci4sizimeo•ralo.w.'o),Nktsvo vutoPhi): wow:km:I Now Put your money into' our guaranteed investment certificates now paying the never-before interest of seven and a quarter per cent for one or two year terms. VIClORIA a„d GREY TRUST COMPANY SINC8 1889 I D. dross, Manager 425 Main Street, Exeter 25-0530 convener in charge of devotions and lunch, An interesting film, "Worship and Service" provided the topic. Mrs. Lorne Genttner, president, dealt with the Drost, Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Scott and family, Staffa. Elizabeth Templeman attended a birthday party for Kathy Douglas Friday evening. Miss Margaret Worden, UWO, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Worden. Staffa WI catered to a banquet for the executive, branch presidents and district directors of the South Perth district in the township hall Tuesday evening. By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston were dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce McClean, Seaforth who entertained in honor of the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. George McGavin who were celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary Sunday. Mrs. Jack Blair spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Flanagan, London. Miss Birdine McFalls RN of Detroit visited recently with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mc Falls. Recent visitors with M. H. & Mrs. Elston were Mr. & Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Essery, Exeter. ?3, business. Generous donations were made to The Lutheran Hour, Concordia College in Edmonton and the blind. Mrs. Jim Hayter distributed pyjamas to be sewn for the Children's Aid. • The Christmas and annual meeting will be held December 11 with group 3 in charge. UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The November meeting of the UCW of Calvary United Church was in charge of the literature and communications committee with Mrs. Don Gaiser convener. The theme was "Armistice and Japan". The committee sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The poem "In Flanders Field" was read by Mrs. Sid Baker. Rev. Bruce Guy had the chapter in the study book on Japan. Mrs. Jessie Rader read the scripture. President Mrs. Eben Weigand dealt with the business. It was decided to get books from the Huron County' mobile rather than buy. January will be the month for used clothes for Missions. Mrs. Harry Hoffman's group will be in charge of the Christmas dinner. Lunch was served by the program committee. PERSONALS Jim Becker arid David Rader were among a group of area hunters in the North Bay region last week. They had little success. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howe, Mary-Jo and Shelley, London and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller, Brenda and Charlotte of Zion were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader and family. Kim, small daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser had her tonsils removed in South Huron hospital, Exeter, last week. Mrs. Hilda Wein has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Dr. & Mrs. A. C. Whittier of Peterborough. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader and family were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Baker and family of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Vincent, Belgrave, are visiting a few days with Mr. & Mrs. George Bullock. Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Bullock and Eldon attended the baptismal service of Arron John Bullock, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Bullock, at Grand Bend United Church Sunday. PAWN Mrs, Rag,..flodgins was hostess for the November rpepting. .pf. Clandeboye WI with Mrs. Ponaldsoi and 'Mrs.. Mary Carter estPt assistants, Roll tali was answered by 12 members who named a local. place that, might be of interest to tourists, Spine spots mentioned were Gebel Cabinet Plant, Lucan Conservation ..Area and the. Turnip Processing Plant, Rosiness was - conducted .by President Mrs. A. Lewis. Contributions will be sent to CNII3 and, White cross, The 22 girls .completing the recent homemaker club course are, to receive spoons at the earliest convenience.. Secretary Mrs. Rea Neil gave a list of the new officers fOr the .area, as installed at the recent Convention at Ingersoll. Mrs. Mary Carter gave the motto "A happy man enjoys the scenery while on detour".. Mrs. Wilmer Scott, convener of Canadian Industries took as her subject, "Wood in Our Mechanical Age". Mrs. Harold Hardy presented an appropriate poem. Mrs. Hardy. and . Mrs. D. Kestle won. the prizes. The Christmas .meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. James Donaldson the afternoon of December 11. Ernest Harvey Lewis, 67, 29 Giles St., London, formerly of Clandeboye, passed away Friday in Victoria Hospital, London. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Armitage; three sons, Arnold Lewis and Cecil Lewis, both of Clandeboye; Gerald Lewis of Lucan; one daughter, Mrs. Orval (Dorothea Ann) Taylor, Brockville; and 13 grandchildren. The body rested at C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, where the service was held Monday with the Rev. R.A. Carson officiating. Interment was in St. James Cemetery. Pallbearers were Donald Simpson, Garfield Latta, London, Maurice Simpson, Clandeboye, Cliff Abbott, G.G. Lewis, and Clarence Lewis, Lucan. Flowerbearers were seven grandchildren, Douglas Lewis, Larry Lewis, Phillips Lewis, Cathy Taylor, Brenda Lewis, Steven Taylor and Billy Lewis. The deceased was the son of William Lewis and Emma Abbott, born on the second concession of Biddulph in 1901. He was married in 1922. He spent 40 years in the trucking business. While residing in this community, he served on the public school board, Lucan Community Memorial Centre board and as a choir member at St. James Anglican Church. Mr. Lewis resided on his farm until 1965 when he and his wife moved to London. 4-H IN ARVA Saturday at Arva, more than 150 members of 4-H clubs met at Medway High School. Mrs. R.B. Worthington and the 24 girls who had completed their course, rented a bus to attend. Miss Donna Stewart, Middlesex home economist, John Prance, Exeter, visited Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance Friday. Mrs. Chris Moore and Mrs. Barbara Eisenschenk and family of Exeter visited Mr. & Mrs. H, Prance Saturday. Mrs. Gordon Gotelaer Jr., returned home Wednesday from a short stay in Chatham General Hospital. Her sons, David and Peter, stayed with Mr. & Mrs. H, Prance. noted WO.014rtcl.gboye. had the largest In the cOnntY- .giris received otmty. tenet, awards. They were Margo Aolliegs and Iiaxel Simpson, Each ,c1nb. ..member learned seven stitches, the blanket, three variations of the .feather stitch, lazy 4alsy anti 0441 stitch, fly and Roman and crewel. $haron Higgs of .Iltiert9n. received provincial honors, with her daughter, Mrs. hp. Carter. 'Mrs, Joseph Linden is Staying Mr..& Mrs. Mervin .Carter bad PERSONALS Mr, & Mrs., Carlyle Carter and family .as their . guests Sunday. Mr. & Mrs.,490. 'Cunningham: :Kimberly, Tracy Ana children, and Jill, London, ,spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. .4 Mrs. Cunningham,William Area native die • Times-Advocate. November 1908' 1"'a to ndeboye 11'1 and x Staffa girls stage Achievement Day NziPiii:APAhs,Viirx;;Fs;71101:1 Wea Wat sXfabMiliMP, PAO WO SUON'aa WItt W . This w. 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