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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-09-15, Page 10COUPLE MARK GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs, Merritt Thompson, Grand Bend —Peake photo lll •r1M.SMSEMSSMIENUOISSen Woodham topics Rodger Luxton of Owen Sound spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Mr. and Mrs. William Elford And Doris spent Sunday with Miss Ida Hall. Doris stayed un- til. Monday evening. Mrs. Reg Hodgert and infant daughter, Brenda Jean, return- ed home from South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter, on Monday. Miss Doris Elford is staying with them for a while. Mr. and Mrs, Victor Jeffery, Barr/ and Billy, spent Sunday, at Niagara Falls, the occasion being their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr, and. Mrs. Tony Shulman and family, of Embro, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pyre, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Gilmour and Kevin of London, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and Ruth were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Bray. Mr, and Mrs. John. Selves re- turned home on Friday after visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Rob- ert Hern and family at Jarvis for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Exeter, Mrs. James Dawson of Deseronto accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller to Brampton and Mrs. aMPtOnon Fred Aloiiti Miller, rlletro visit Miss Beverley Passmore was picked from the crowd at Lon- don Fair on Monday, Ladies' Day, to draw the tickets for the prizes at the Fashion Show. Bev- erley was escorted to the micro- phone by MC Fred Davis. She received five dollars. The Hodgert relatives held a celebration at Russeldale Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke's twentieth wedding an- niv.ersary, Many from here tended. • Sunday, Sept. .?5 with Rev. R. 18. The contract of laying the Sun- day School basement floor was let to Spencer's of Hensall, the work to start the first of next week. Mrs, Victor Jeffery read the minutes of the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Gardiner con- cerning the 75th anniversary of the WMS which will be held in October. Mrs. Lorne Passmore was in charge of .the program which consisted of a piano solo by Mrs. William Rohde and a reading by Mrs, Edwin Miller 4>otteaomatoarweaeteeeseeteeeemeeeletkeeenee enew eeeneeeeeeetemiamlieeeneeteea . ALF APPRUS -Oil Burners Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work 403 ANDREW it.. EXETER PHONE WW1' SAVE SAVE - SAVE . • '57 Dodge 4 ,DOOR SEDAN Automatic transmission, wind shield washer's, good SINIELI. 'BIROS!, LT-D, PHONE 100 EXETER • , oIMPURITIES FREE OF Art Clarke PHONE 110 EXETER flames Road girl picks winners at fair Porw,9nol..itern$ M IN14-1.1AM ROHDE Sunda and 1,arrY, Of London, spent the tjiY ,°P weekendh. air,wit and Mrs. Mac log e church Hodgert. Ra11y Pay will be observed on I .2 Mr. and Mrs, Foster 'Bray .of S. M guestspeaker, 'Wit s as Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Mark • • Strapp, Laurie and, Michael of WA and WMS London spent the weekend with The September meeting of the, Mr. and yin. John Bray, WA and WMS was held last Mrs. Henry Rohde of Exeter Wednesday evening in the eburgbi spent the weekend .with Mr. and basement with Mrs. Percy Stone!. Mrs. William Rohde. Mr, and, and Mrs. Arnold. Cann ..a'$ ' Mrs. William Thomson were Sunday evening guests, the ne- easien being their twelfth wed- ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mayo s Assion an vei d ' 7 S is du wip,tilowq,11”0/MM ll l l !tm ll tpltiMm lll $01aplApou l ffffff 1111?•11111,1f eases. Mrs.. Lee Webber waS in charge .of the meeting with. the! theme "Our Needy 'Rrethren",1 She was assisted in the worship j service by Mrs. Ross Hodgert. Mrs. Melvin Gardiner gave the tonic • Tontgbt Together We i Go" from the new study •boolt "into Ail the World Together,” It was decided the' Mission 1 llll ! l ll !!!! ll l lllll qemmIliffiffff ll ff l f ll Iff!W llllll 1 llll f lll Offfffffff lll f ll l f Band could have the candy booth at the bazaar .w.hich is to be held on Friday afternoon, Nov. IGNITES EASILY FAST WARMING 6LOW CARBON RESIDUE CLEAN BURNING 6 FLUES STAY CLEANER LONGER Save $20,00 on this HOPPER-HOCKEY buy! i toinfortaire QUILTED MATTRESS tt t t t wt o tN t t t t t t m it tt t tt t tt 3 PRESENTING THE Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. Larry's Supertest CLOSING Thursday, September 22 — 1:Q0 prth STAFF WON'T WORK! SEE YOU AT THE FAIR! PHONE urkley Restaurant "The Home Of Good Food" EXETER We Invite You To Visit Our Booth At The EXETER FALL FAIR Wednesday, Thursday' SEPTEMBER 21 MID 22 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FREE DRAW! Support Your Fair! Come Early, Often! cs cMillan's PHONE 37 EXETER ONLY 9.50 REG. $69.95 VALUE •MATeNING' BOX SPRINGS f49:50 01A110.? Atsvigt4E1) ON A vh L. I F r ) ,) L NG CO D * Beautiful imported damask cover neatly quilled in the newest fashion * Hundreds of specially tempered'No-Sag coil springs * FlOOlator and Sisal covering this anti bottom of inner unit to eliminate coil feel * Generous layers of best tpiality *hit* cotton padding * Prebuilt borders with inner roll foe- firm *dit. * VoritilatOrt to insure freshneis and ittir"elv silk cord handles for easy 'handling * Siz 4'6', 4' and 3'3" HOPPER-HOCKEY Phone 09 furniture Emote Jo. ,-- urvine community enjoys pucnic t sports ,.. lly MRS, filOS, S KIMMER ,,Granton and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin . The l .1..imville community pie. Fulton and Larry visited with Igo was boil on Saturday, Sept, • friends in London ,on Sunday. I,f/. At Exeter Riverview Park. A: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Age and. good attendance sat down at the family, Mr. and. Mrs. Harold 'dinner table with Mrs. Philip Mehring and family of Listowel ' ,Iolms and Mrs,. Ross Skinner on visited on with , SundayMr, and` . the committee.I Mrs. Sanford Hutton. ;,Sports held in the afternoon' Mr. William johns entertain- Were convened by Shirley a nd ed at a family dinner on Sun- Zranees Johns and Brian De. day when Mr, Donald Johns of` .Pletittrioreney. , the West was present. Others ' attending were Mr. and Mrs. Results were; Preschool child- ,,„ Ten, J i in in y Skinner, Laura Allan Johns; Shirley and Mari-Jam; si x to e i ght years, Deb...iyn, ..u.r. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns, bi.e. H Edward and Larry, Mr. and 1 rline to ern,1, Ave Elford, Brenda Skinner; girls, Elaine . Mrs. James Grinney and family ' JOhnsl boys, Larry Skinner, Dale' of •Sele.nee Hill and Mrs. Granti Skinner; girls, 12 to 14, Janet Ratcliffe of Anderson. Skinner, Marilyn Johns; boys,' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rennie returned home from their honey-. Martin Demontmoreney, Edward Franees • moon and spent the weekend Johns young ladies, with Mr. and Mrs, William ohns, Betty Stephen; rolling pin! Routiv before moving to theircontest, contest, Howard Pym. - n ew home in Toronto. Kicking slipper, ladies, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe of Franklin Skinner, Betty Stephen;' New York are visiting a few inert, Fred Deibridge, Howard days with the latter's mother, ;lohns; balloon contest, Marilyn Mrs. Thomas Bell, Weber; pop bottle and coat, hanger relay and the water in' straw relay were won by Vern-' Fr i ends fete on Demontmorency's team and the hands-on-ankle walk was won by Elson Lynn's side; men's ford, Mr. Ed ison Lynn. A cermet Kippen pair shoe scramble, Mrs. Ronald El- and sucker scramble was enjoy-1 ed by the children, By MRS:ARTHUR. RUNDLE ..:"c?:COMMeiltIMM and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrer, Mr, Robert Rundle, Tim and Jack, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne and Donna on Sun- day, Mrs. Rundle returned home after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Roy Kirk attended a fam- ily gathering in Gibbon's Park, London, on Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Murray of Lon- don visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Vodden on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chatten of Oakville were weekend visitors at his home in the village. I Cooper when Betty was 'Personal items seated with many beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Helfrid Harry Webber and Mrs. Webber over the weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber of Roches- ter, Mich., also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber over the weekend. Arm Robert Rundle attended the trousseau tea of her niece, Miss Donna • Payne, in London would appreciate in a Guest , on Saturday. Recent guests with Mr. and 30s. Herman Atkinson were Room," was answered by 191 Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Robinson members, Ruth. Ann McNichol and family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Carroll, Mrs. At- I was appointed secretary for the Mrs. Marvin Streich en Sunday. kinson's mother, Mr. Earl Car- roll, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Gori second meeting.Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy don Atkinson, London, and. Mr.! It was ,decided to use broWn were weekend visitors in Toron- end Mrs. George Atkinson and scrap books es reference files. to with Dr. George and Mrs. Sandra. f The record book covers are to, morphy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll be dark yellow Ayellowlex McGregor is '1-A, with brown let- Linda Knight of Winchelsea It's easy to put a Classified accompanied by the lat tering. i ter's par- spent the weekend with her aunt Ad in The -A. Just Phone 770. cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hod- purchasing these supplies this lity — a Family Pleasure." , Mr. Wayne Carroll accompa- nied. Mr. Cameron Davis on a This included the responsibili- motor trip up north over the ties of a hostess, writing in- weekend. formal and formal invitations, Mrs. Earl Atkinson spent the essentialsof a guest room' and a guest's responsibilities. past two weeks at Grand Bend recuperating. Mrs. Richard Dick- Mrs. A. McGregot demon- ins and Mrs. Heber Davis spent strated how to pack a weekend the past week with her. bag. Home assignment is to decide on the method of filing and get the required materials and be-i gin to collect material for file. i Mr. Earl Atkinson and Mr. Personal items Ii and Mrs. Harvey Latta visited The Meier re-union was held: with the former's brother-in- at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' 11. i Kenneth McLellan Sunday, Sep-; Str atford, who is under the doe- tember law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baisden, tor's. care. Miss Dorothy Jackson entered!" Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Atkinson Kitchener-W a t e r 1 o o Hospital, and Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis September 5 as nurse-in-train-1 were Sunday guests with Mrs. i„ , Richard Dickins. Exeter, and at- "'" ' Fended. church service at Trivitt Mr. Wm. Slavin has sold his, farm to Rev, I. Boclenham of Bayfield. Miss Eleanor Riley returned' home recently since being a pa-I tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-, don for 19 days. NO/ 10 The Tinos-Arivocate, September 15, 1960 ; Bayfield pavilion was crowded 'Saturday evening when a recep- a1H club i don was held honoring Mr. and „ ,The first meeting of the Elim-, Mrs. Jim McGregor, newly- 4eille 4H Club' in the fall project' weds. The Club Girl Entertains was, ,They were pre.ented with a WMS meeting held at the home of Mrs. Del- purse of money, the presenta- The. September meeting of the tier Skinner on Monday evening don made by Harold Caldwell With 17 girls present. Woman's Missionary . Society i of Hensall and the address read The officers e I e c t e d were; . by Tom Consitt. was held in the church base- President: Marilyn Johns; vice-i Dancing was enjoyed by all. ment last Thursday with 19 president, Joanne Miners; sec- members present. etar, Anne Johns; press re-I Shower for bride porter, Janet Skinner, The lead-! Last Monday evening ,at the Mrs. George Wilson presided 'ers are Mrs. Delmer Skinner; home of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, 50 for the worship service and took ;and Mrs. Theron Creery. pepole attended a miscellaneous as her theme "The Gates of .The girls made their own; shower in honour of Mrs. James Peace." She was assisted by flower arrangements and then ilkicGregor, the former Betty Hal- Mrs. M. Copeland. The presi- ,comments were given. 1 lahan, bride of August 20. dent, Mrs, Fred Doupe, was in e The Friday second meeting was beldl Mrs. Verne Alderdice was mis- charge of the program and gave evening,en Septembertress of ceremonies of the eve- a paper on stewardship. ,att. Yiinchelsea school. mrs. Th er..f mg. A reading was given by Mrs. J. Wareham introduced . Mrs.Stuart Wilson Mrs.Jack the new study book •• Ian Creery gave the demonstra- , Lion on packing a weekend bag, Cooper conducted a contest and Personal items , arid discussion was gi ven on , Mrs. Ross Chapman gave a read- Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills, writing and replying to 'invite-, ing. ,To„e of Barrie, called on their aunt, *ions, I The address was read by Mrs. W. L, Switzer, on Sunday, pr e- Mr . and Mrs. Allan Kew of ifts Bett t ex ressed her thanks of Rochester, N.Y. were week- lettareiterevy.-:..e:l,x,,.,,,,;.!.; .....;.„ . . .., land lunch brought the evening to end guests of their cousin, Mr. a close. 1 :The story in "Thrifty Kippenettes" Saintsbury l The second meeting of Thrifty Kippenettes was he the ld at the home of the assistant lee- r; Sy MRS. HEBER DAVIS j der, Mrs. Harry Caldwell on Saturday at 9 a.m. ,Personal items • 1 The roll call, "One thing I Harlton family at Bayfield park Members of the H'arlton family gathered at. Bayfield Park in Bayfield on Monday, September 5 for the fifth annual reunion. Elmer Harlton, Granton, con- ducted the business when it was decided to hold the 1961 picnic at Poplar Hill Park, on the first Wednesday in July. Wilmer Harlton was elected president and Miss Dorothy Hari- ton, secretary-treasurer. Sports committee is Mr. and Mrs. Mel.. yin Harlton, °SAES Ernest Moron/. re *tinned to HMCS Shearwatei, Nova Scotia, after spending leave at the home of his par- tag, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Mor-” enz. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scholes and geoffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hay and Billie of London anti Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jamieson, Louise and Harvey of Thedford *ere Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rey Rata, Donald and Harvey. Mrs. J. H. McGregor of Grand Send was a Monday visitor with tier sister, Mr-. -""-•• Pirlk1)01- ner and Mr. Finkbeiner, Mrs, Verne Sharpe, .rs. Stu- art Sweitzer, Mrs, Milton Heti, and. Mist Eleanor Sharpe and Mrs, 14, McCallum of London at• tended the Shakespearean Thee- ere •at Stratford on Saturday, 11/ts. Prank Reaurne of Coin. tier and PO %My Reaume Of , UMCS ShearWater, N,S., were Monday visitors With Mr, and Mrs! Rost Love. Mr. and Mrs, Xarl Guenther ever' Riteliener on Wednes- flay to visit his sister,. Mrs. W, Sundae, who it a patient in the hospital there. The September meeting of the ,IVA was held at the home of. Mrs, Verne Sharpe, Mrs. Ross, Plekering and Mrs. ROSS Love conducted the devotions. The president took charge of the latt. eine* and a social hour ttlIt• eluded. "Grand tendOay Gals met at the hOlite of Alm Soy Morelli;; OS Tue'sd'ay TS. Ada Walker, London. Notes were taken on "Hospita- lllll k11,11,11.11,1111,,M1111000101,1111 lllllllll lllllll p llllllllllllll t llllll tat 1„1„11 a lllllllll atm lllll llllll 111/0,,, V as of Lucaii spent Sunday with Week ' „ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott and family were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dick- Memorial Church. Miss Heather Davis and Mrs. Ron Carroll attended a birthday party for Miss Muriel Abbott at the home of her parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Abbott, Whalen, en Saturday, —2111,10Mti;k -,:zannt Report on Shipka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry of London visited Sun-; day with Mr. Robert Thomson.' Mr, and Mrs. Richard Taylor attended the Scherbarth -Jack- son wedding in Stratford United Brethern Evangelical Church Saturday, September 10 At 7 p.m. -• l l • ll l ..-'",;,,;,''.71Mg1.•:-.d A reception followed at Victorian; Inn.