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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-03-27, Page 17READY TO DO BATTLE—The three fellows in the above picture seem poised and ready for action of any kind. They were actually taking part in Wednesday's old-fashioned carnival at Centralia's Huron Park arena, From the left, they are, David Underwood, Robbie Essery and Mark Kingwell. T-A photo. Ladies attend urse on 'Fashion cues icor you' SOME OF THE YOUNGEST SKATERS--The youngest skater at Wednesday's dress-up carnival at Centralia sponsored by the Huron Park Figure Skating club was three-year-old Donna Watters. Donna is shown in the centre with Karen Hart and her hobby horse and Laurie Robichaud. T-A photo. we can spend a lot more time on this. 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ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE A number of ladies of the Elimville Women's Institute attended a short course at Elimville Hall Thursday on "Fashion Cues for You" presented by Miss Fraser from the Department of Agriculture at Toronto, Home Economics Branch. Master Alan Pym is spending a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner of Centralia. Mr, & Mrs. Wm Routly, Mrs. Mildred Crago visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Sommers of St. Marys. Mrs. John Miners spent a few days in Winnipeg last week attending the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Dougall McIntyre of Winnipeg, sister of Mrs. Agnes Drummond of Exeter. Misses Joyce and Joan Kerslake visited a few days last week with Dr. & Mrs. Morley Crockford and family of Toronto. Miss Brenda Skinner attended the Junior Farmers Conference Fire damages Lucan d m welling Monday afternoon fire broke out in the home of Henry Aemers, Butler Street. Mrs. Aemers was carrying a load of clothes to the washer when she saw the fire. She dropped the load and ran to the telephone to call the fire department. When she returned the clothes had all burned. The Aemers' four children were at school and have only the clothes they were wearing at the time. The Aemers family was looking for another home and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dyckman, who were going to move into the Aemers' home will also be looking for another hoeee. By MRS, FREP BOWDEN CENTRALIA The Pickering family arranged a surprise celebration at the home of their Aunt and Uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Haddock Sunday in observance of the Couple's 42nd wedding anniversary. Attending the happy event were Mrs. Elmer Pickering and Jim, George Baynham, Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Latta, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taylor and son, Mr. & Mrs. Don Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. V. Denomme and families, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Pickering, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Pickering, Mr. & Mrs, Jack Pickering, Mrs, Willis Rock, Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence Scott, Mrs. Harvey Steeper, Mrs. Orville Truemner and daughter, Mr. & Misses Anna Marie, Ingrid and Myriam Haste of Seaforth were guests of Mrs. Frank Bruce last week. Mrs. John L. Macdonald with two of her four sons, William R. and Ian C. from Brampton, spent last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Wright, English St., London. The trouble with the chronic borrower is that he always keeps everything but his word. Mrs. Gordon 13aynharri. Mrs. Lillie McFalls of Lucan was guest of honour at a birthday party, at the home of Mrs. Arthur McFalls Saturday, in Celebration of her 89th birthday, There were 15 in attendance, Students join arena walk Gerald Regan held a very successful auction sale Friday of valuable implements. Mrs. Catherine Morrissey visited last Sunday in London with her son, Mr. & Mrs. Benny Morrissey and family. Many girls and boys from Mt. Carmel School joined the Parkhill High School students and surrounding residents in the 14 mile walk from Grand Bend to Parkhill Saturday and raised almost $14,000 in pledges. Parkhill Mayor Adrian Ansems joined in walk with his artificial limb and now has hopes to build a new Community Arena in Parkhill. A good attendance was recorded Wednesday evening in the school for the monthly P.T.A. meeting with Jerry Woodman as guest speaker. Miss Christina Rutten, London, visited one evening last week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. John Rutten. Representatives from the Yamaha Piano House of London demonstrated an electric organ in the United Church Tuesday evening of last week during a recital by organist David Morton. The organ was left in the church for the Sunday morning service. Mrs. Alvin Essery played several selections as a prelude to the service. Mrs. Pat Soldan and Mrs, Ken Hodgins played for the service. Mr. & Mrs, Ken Greb returned home last week following a vacation in Florida. Misses Judy and Bonnie Blair who flew to Florida and were guests for a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Greb, returned home with them. Mrs. Wes Watson of Ailsa Craig was a visitor with Mrs. Arthur McFalls Thursday of last week. Colonel G. F, Ockenden and Mrs, Ockenden of Camp Borden were Monday visitors with Mr. & Mrs, S. Molnar. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb spent the weekend in Mount Albert with Mrs. Greb's mother and with her father in St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Ron McLaughlin of Dublin and Miss Jean Laramie were Sunday visitors with Jean's grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn. Miss Wilda Pollock, Kitchener, was a weekend visitor with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Lee Desjardine spent some holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Desjardine. Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Maros and Mrs. John Corbett, visited with relatives at Bracebridge Friday afternoon and attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Carl Scriven. Mrs. Ervin Latta, Gary, Diane and Loriane of Waterloo, visited during the holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine. Mr, & Mrs. Jerry Arnold spent the weekend in Toronto GB Institute plans bus trip By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL, The Grand Bend Women's Institute met Thursday in the town hall. Agriculture and Canadian Industry was the subject for the meeting, Roll call was "Name a task outside a household duty from which you can derive the greatest pleasure." Motto was "A lover of Nature can never be an atheist." Mrs. Colin Love, Convener, spoke on the motto and introduced theguest speaker, Jim Neil of Crediton who graduated last year from Ridgetown Agricultural College, He gave an informative talk on the growing and marketing of turnips and rutabagas. Mrs. E. DesJarclins thanked Mr. Neil. Mrs. Nola' Taylor presided for the business. Group 1 decided to give a donation. Group 2 plans a bus trip to Niagara Falls, May 15 and Group 3 had a penny sale at the close of the meeting. A nominating committee was appointed to bring in a slate of officers at the April meeting. They are Mrs. Elgin Webb, Mrs. Manse! Mason and Mrs. W. Gill. Mrs. Taylor asked that anyone having Christmas cards bring them to the April meeting. attending the Alhambra Convention. Mrs. Lily Mae .Johnston of London visited Thursday evening with Sandra Sweitzer. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker jr and Bonnie of Stratford spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. 4 Mrs. Ken Baker Sr, and family,. Mr. & Mrs. Garson Brady of Welland were weekend guests with Mr. .4 Mrs. Milton Sweitzer and Sandra, Mrs. Ortha Baker was hostess for a shower for her niece, Miss Corinne Locke, of Belleville, at Shipka Community Centre Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell, accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Earl Russell of Essex have returned from a ten day trip to Florida. Mrs. Harry Sheppard, Mrs. John Lovie and Mrs. George Latta attended the Goderich Sunset Circle birthday party at Goderich Thursday evening, Di-Systonized Fertilizer DRY or LIQUID for Corn — Beans —Turnips EXETER PRODUCE & STORAGE CO. LTD. Phone 235-0141 AGENTS FOR Shamrock Chemicals at Guelph over the weekend, a delegate from the South Huron Jr. Farmers. Others attending were Misses Janet Hern, Winchelsea, Sharon Passmore, Thames Road and Ann Marie I)ietrich of Exeter. A large number from this community attended the funeral of Bob Cann of Thames Road Friday.. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Johns attended the Krawiecki-Cassar wedding in London Saturday. Miss Terri Gasser was flowergirl and Mrs. Charles Cassar was maid of honour. Mrs. Howard Pym is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital where she underwent surgery Wednesday. Mrs. Verna Johns of St. Thomas visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Gilbert Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bell visited Sunday with Mrs. Rachel Bell of Huronview. Thera era over 280 VW dealers mess Caned*. The ono ,r)061*51- yeti ii in the Yonew Poem.. Underneath the familiar Volkswagen you think never changes you'll find something quite surprising: A Volkswagen that does. Over the years, we've made more than 4,500 changes to it. Every one an improvement. But in spite of all those changes going on inside,outside, the VW goes on looking pretty much the some from one year to the next, Which, of course, was the whole idea. Because that means that this year's Volkswagen won't be next year's has been. And it also means that when you don't hove to work On the way it looks, you can work that much harder On the way if works. So even though the VW gets harder to prove every year, every year We try harder to improve it. Which putt us at a bit of a disadvantage compared to the other, eat' makers: They Fiat hove to worry about out- doing each other, We have fa worry about out-doing us, I 4 to I are tl