HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-06, Page 11CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. William Snell, James
Street, Exeter, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary Saturday
with a family dinner at the Burkley Restaurant. The couple was married
in London in 1920 and have lived in Exeter since 1926. They have five
children, Mrs. Jack (Jean) Smith, Greenwood, Nova Scotia; Mrs. Ron
(Norma) Caldwell, Dashwood; George, Centralia and Ray and Jock,
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Mission is in Family
theme of Thames v.U.CW
Mr. & Mrs., Barry Edmonds
and family of Flint, Michigan,
attended the funeral of Greta
Harness and also visited with
their uncle, Hector Rowcliffe.
The first daffodil day, spon-
sored by Zi Gamma Nu chapter
of the Exeter Beta Sigma Phi
sorority will be held on April 4. It
was announced at their Tuesday,
March 4 meeting that permission
has been received from council to
have the day. All proceeds will go
to the Canadian Cancer Society.
As part of the meeting, a
program on Denmark was done
by Yvonne Reynolds and Pat
Cottrell. They told of some of the
history, living conditions and
•VREFRIe:•:. .
New director for nursing
at South Huron Hospital
Lodge held a successful Dessert
Euchre party on Wednesday,
February 26. There were 20
tables in play.
The prize winners: Mrs.
Shirley Cooper, high; Mrs. Vera
Pincombe, low; Mrs. Stella
Dixon, lone hand; and a floral
arrangement was taken home by
Mrs. Adeline Ford.
Nutritionally, instant milk has
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By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The March meeting of the
United Church Women was held
on Monday evening with Mrs.
Lorne Passmore as hostess. The
theme of the meeting was
"Mission Is In Family" and the
Call to Worship was given by
Mrs. Arnold Cann,
Hymn "0 Master Let Me Walk
With Thee" was sung. The
scripture Corinthians 2 Chapter
13 was read responsively and
Mrs. Ross Hodgert led in prayer,
Mrs. George Kellett received the
offering and Mrs. Floyd Stewart
gave the offertory prayer.
The devotional and a reading
"Failure" was given by Mrs,
Stewart. Hymn "Happy The
Home When God Is There" was
sung.
Mrs. Floyd Stewart showed two
films "The World of Three" and
"Jamie - The story of a Sibling",
which showed children and
family life.
Mrs. Lee Webber opened the
business part of the meeting with
a poem "Friends", Roll call,
minutes, treasurer's report were
received.
It was decided to visit the shut-
ins and older citizens at Easter
time.
It was mentioned there is a
fashion show at Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre on
March 12 at 8 p.m.
An invitation was received
from Zion ladies to meet with
them on April 2 at 8:30 p.m.
It was decided to have a
bakeless bake sale in March.
The meeting closed with the
hymn, The Day Thou Gayest
Lord Is Ended. Mrs. Webber
closed with prayer. Group U.
under the leadership of Mrs. Jack
Duncan and Mrs. Ross Hodgert
and the hostess served lunch.
Personals
Mrs. Elsie Cann, Mrs, Mary
Hodgert, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs.
Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and
Ruth, Mr, & Mrs, Lorne
Passmore and Keith, Mrs, Mabel
Rodd were Friday supper guests
with Mr, & Mrs, Arnold Cann,
Mr. & Mrs, Jack Dickins, Mrs,
Myrtle Passmore, Exeter, Mr, &
Mrs. Robert Jeffery, Hurondale,
John Metters, St, Marys, Bob
Stone, Georgetown were Sunday
supper guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Stone,
David Ballantyne,
Thamesford, is visiting with his
grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Ballantyne.
Mrs. George Kellett, Mrs,
Donald kernick, Mrs. John Pym,
Mrs. Floyd Stewart, Mrs. Glen
Stewart, Mrs. William Rohde and
Mrs. Lee Webber attended the
eighth annual meeting of the
Huron-Perth Presbyterial United
Church Women at Trinity United
Church, Listowel, Friday. It was
postponed from Wednesday.
Mr, & Mrs. Dennis Passmore,
Exeter, visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. David Passmore.
Karen Kerslake, Winchelsea,
visited during the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. William Snow.
My college student son and his
wife just received their first
grades for the year. She made the
dean's list; he did not. When I
asked him about this, his answer
was: "Next quarter she does the
ironing."
culture of Denmark, The
program ended with a bit of
humor with a tape recording of
humorist Victor Borge, a native
of Denmark.
For lunch, in keeping with the
Danish theme, Danish pastry and
lemon snbw, a dessert served in
Denmark at Christmas time, wal
served.
Anniversary cake
UCW decoration
of our church crest. The fish, the
cross, the open Bible, the dove
the burning bush and the letters
ALPHA and OMEGA.
The hymn "The Church is One
Foundation" was the setting for
the film. "Our Heritage" the
uniting of the Methodist and
Presbyterians in 1925. '
An open discussion followed
with members remembering
family religious history of that
time. Lunch was served by Mrs,
Coates and group.,
Unleaded gas is said to in-
crease the life of your spark
plugs and exhaust system, and
maybe cut down on frequency
of oil changes. Savings are
said to offset the slightly
higher cost.
An ordinary 3900-pound car
has about 26 pounds of paint
and protective dip in it.
Columbia University study says
smokers have a higher chance
of accident. So one insurer
now offers substantial deduc-
tion in premium to non-
smoking drivers.
Stiper-special, computer-
controlled carburetor was in-
stalled in a car and improved
gas mileage by 66%. Not
quite ready for popular use
yet, though the carburetor
cost $2,500.
Did-you-ever-wonder?
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South Huron Hospital has a new
director of nursing. Mrs.
Charlanne English, R.N., took up
those responsibilities on
February 10.
Mrs. English is a graduate of
the Sarnia General Hospital
school of nursing and a graduate
of the University of Western
Ontario.
Prior to coming to Exeter, Mrs.
English worked for six years at
the London Psychiatric Hospital,
as staff development teacher.
Having lived in London for the
past eight years, Mrs, English
presently lives in London with
her husband and 14 year old
daughter and 13 year old son,
Mrs, English will be in charge
of the nursing staff of 28, and will
deligate some of the work load to
Pledge ritual
adds member
A pledge ritual was held for
Lois Godbolt to welcome her into
the membership of the Exeter
Alpha Phi sorority.
Dance convener Mary Ellison
reminded the members of the
dance on April 26 at Huron Hall,
which will cost $15 per couple.
It was voted to send $30 to the
International Endowment Fund,
which gives scholarships to a
Canadian university and to other
research organizatins.
The program was read by
Marion McCarter, who also
showed a film "Color it Living",
about the artist Glen Loates.
the four supervisors at the hos-
pital
Mrs. Charlamie English, R.N.
The
Creation
Exeter evening UCW met,
Monday, March 3 • with Unit
leader Mrs. Carol Willard in
charge of the business program.
The table decoration was a
large 50th anniversary cake of
the uniting of Methodist and
Presbyterians in 1925, donated by
the messangers, decorated with
Rebekah Lod the symbols of the church. With ge has this theme Mrs. Helen Coates
assisted by Marion Kerslake, dessert success"- . ,
Audrey 1VIcDonald) Edith Love
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"n Rebekah put on a skit of the true meaning
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