Times-Advocate, 1979-05-02, Page 11Thames Road folk
attend Exeter event
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
A number from this
community attended the
UCW anniversary at Exeter
United Church Sunday when
the special music was
supplied by the Men of
Accord of London which was
well received.
Some of those attending
and spending the rest of the
day with relatives were, Mr.
& Mrs. Danny Coward,
Tracy, Mark and Erin, Mr. &
Mrs. Dennis Rowe and
Shawna with Mrs. Ina
Skinner;
Anniversary
A former Crediton girl
celebrates the 25th an
niversary of their marriage,
Bernice (Haist) Grace was
married to Oren Grace of
Michigan in the Crediton
Evangical Cnurch, April 17,
See the priceless
ROYAL DOULTON
FIGURE EXHIBIT
May 14 to May 19
from England, 285 beautiful
figures of the past...
Michael Doulton will be
here to autograph your
purchase of a current
Royal Doulton product.
- The-
Gift Shoppe
1954, with Rev. E. N. Mohr
officiating. They now reside
in Gibraltar, Michigan, with
two sons Gerald and Ross.
Over 140 relatives and
friends gathered at a
sumptuous dinner party at
the Holiday Inn, Windsor,
Friday evening, April 20. A
delightful evening was spent
reminiscing the day of 25
years ago, followed by
speeches singing and dan
cing. They received many
beautiful and useful gifts,
Attending the party were
from Ailsa Craig, Amher-
stburg, Bayfield, Crediton,
Hensail, London, Thames
Road, Ibana Illinios,
Berkley, Clarkston, Fern
dale, Garden City, Lincoln
Park, Mt. Clemens, Okinos,
Rockwood, Romulus,
Redford, Sebewaing, Taylor,
Trenton, Westland, all of
Michigan, Comox British
Columbia.
Mrs. Lome (Doris)
Listoen of Comox, B.C.,
spent two weeks with her
mother Mrs. Irene Haist and
other relatives.
Mrs. Listoen, Mrs. Haist,
Mrs. Myrtle Metters and
Mrs. William Rohde spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Oren Grace of Gibraltar.
Monday they all were guests
for brunch with Mr. & Mrs.
Wes Redmond, Trenton,
Michigan. Mrs. Redmond
was the former Fran Pearce.
Personals
Mrs. E. A. Sutherland,
London spent a few days
recently with ber son and his
wife and family Mr. & Mrs.
Mac Hodgert.
Mrs. David Passmore,
Tom and Jon were Sunday
guests with Mrs. Helen
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Harold Caldwell and
Mrs. Jack Bell honoured
Chris McGregor with a
miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Caldwell
Tuesday.
Winner of the contest was
Mrs. Robert Bell. “Missy”
Caldwell read the address
and the gifts were presented
by the younger girls in the
.area. Chris responded with
thanks for the gifts and an
invitation to everyone to see
her gifts and to come to her
wedding reception May 19.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses and their
assistants.
Personals
Mrs. Robert Gemmell and
her sister Mrs. Lloyd Haney
are visiting relatives in the
British Isles.
Ken McLellan is on a
business trip to the west.
Mrs. Emerson Anderson
has returned from
University Hospital.
pair visit
Crediton.
Willis Desjardine and Carl
McNaughton visited recently
in Bobcaygen with the lat
ter’s brother, Mr. & Mrs.
Robert McNaughton.
Jacquie and Jenny Russell
visited last Tuesday with An
nie Morenz.
Mr. & Mrs. Ferman
Snyder received word last
Bv MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell
have returned home after a
week’s holidays in Peutro
Vallarta, Mexico. This was a
free trip they won, sponsored
by Imperial Oil. It was in this
area of Mexico in 1965, that
Elizabeth Taylor and
Richard Burton did a movie.
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van
Massenhoven, Anita, Ronnie
and Michael, visited an
evening recently in Parkhill
with Mr. & Mrs. Tony
Ansems and family.
Mrs. Tom Russell, Jacquie
and Jennie spent a few days
last week in Belle River,
visiting her parents Mr. &
Mrs. Michael Schiebel and
other relatives.
Ella and Willis Desjardine
visited last Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Sonny Weston, Susie,
Connie and Cam at Sylvan.
Recent visitors with the
Desjardine’s were Mr. &
Mrs. George Romphf,
Sylvan, Mr. & Mrs. Les
Desjardine of Thedford.
Hugh Morenz visited
Thursday in London with his
sister, Mrs. Blanche
Chapman,
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becker,
attended the wedding,
Friday, April 27, of their
granddaughter, Marilyn
Ann-, daughter of Mr. & Mrs.
Wilmer Pfaff, Crediton, to
Allan Donald, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Riley, Staffa, at
United Church
week of the death of Fer
man’s aunt, 94 year old, Mrs,
Edwin Martin, Wallenstein,
Bill and Michelle Morenz
of Goderich visited Sunday
and were supper guests with
Bill’s parents here.
Saturday evening visitors
with Ed Turnbull were
Laura and Oscar Miller,
Hugh and Annie Morenz.
The
Hair Shoppe
SINGERS PRESENT KERN REVUE — In what should prove to be a delightful evening of entertainment, the Huronia Singers
under the direction of Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey will be presenting the “Jerome Kern Black and White Revue" Friday and
Saturday evenings at Exeter Public School. Going through one of the evenings many songs are Don McCaffrey, Carol Stuart,
Don Travers, Alida Struyke and Mrs. McCaffrey. T-A photo
Wl seek donations
Clandeboye lady finishes 'ride'
' CLANDEBOYE
Clandeboye Women’s
Institute are participating in
the Flea Market at Lucan,
next Sunday afternoon, May
6. Anyone, (not just W.I.
members), wishing to
donate articles to this W.I.
project are asked to call 227-
4939 or 227-4869 for in
formation and pick up.
Rev. E. O. Lancaster, a
former minister at St. James
Anglican church is con
ducting the services at St.
James while Rev. John
Hofland is on holidays. Mrs.
Lancaster accompanied her
husband Sunday and
renewed acquaintances in
the community.
Anniversary services at
Clandeboye United Church
will be held at 11 a.m., next
Sunday, May 6, with Rev.
Carr, London as guest
speaker, Lucan
congregation are invited to
join with Clandeboye for this
special service.
Saturday evening guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Andy
Thompson were Mr. & Mrs.
Wilfred Dixon, Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Gilmour, Mr. & Mrs.
Murray Thompson, Stewart
Thompson, Mrs. Kay
Haggar,
Hodgins and Mrs.
Watson. They
celebrating Mrs. Andy
Thompson’s birthday.
, Mrs.
Mrs. Florence
Edith
were
Mrs. Richard Weber,
Philip and John of Cornwall
were recent visitors with
Mrs. Weber’s sister, Mrs.
John Ovens.
Mrs. Stephen Carter
participated in the London,
Ladies Great Ride for
Cancer, on Sunday. She
completed the ride and her
sponsors totalled well over
$100.00. Well done, Wendy!
Misses Carol and Darlene
Carter spent the weekend in
Toronto visiting Mr. & Mrs.
Irwin A. Hughes.
Back to Work as Usual May 16th
Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday
night and Fridays
Call for appointment
Ph. 235-1410
Jones, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns
with Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Sweitzer; /
Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
with Mrs. Mary Thomson;
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Rowe
and Shawna were Sunday
supper guests with Mr&Mrs.
Harold Rowe, Exeter.
Visitors during the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Passmore were Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Brazier, Carol and
Cathy, Brantford, Mrs.
Helen Caswell, London, Mr.
& Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne.
The C.G.I.T. mother and
daughter banquet will be
held in the church basement,
Wednesday evening, May 2.
Why put in a new gas
furnace now, when
Summer’s almost here?
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- Mrs. Gordon Heywood, g
Exeter g
Old Country Roses Floral g
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Blue Sapphire Cuff Links |
courtesy Cudman Manufac- g
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- Lois Wurm, Exeter |
Three' Genuine Stone Drop g
Necklaces courtesy Coro g
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- Dorothy Corbett, RR 3 Exeter |
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