The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-07-17, Page 18Tho Tim -A ocato, Jo y 17, 195$
CHARITABLE GESTURE—When Exeter Lions sponsored:
their first car wash project Friday, Tuckey Beverages Ltd.!
decided to support the service club wholeheartedly. Man -
.ager Ross Tuckey sent 10 of his soft drink trucks to the
$cene early in the evening. The Lions, who had already
washed nearly 100 vehicles, weren't sure they _appreciated
the gesture, as indicated above. The incident ended hap-
pily, however, because the Lions learned the trucks were
not so .difficult to wash .and it helped them reach their
objective of 100,
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Dedicate New Organ At Thames Road UC
On Sunday afternoon the new well of Brantford spent the week -
Baldwin organ was dedicated at end with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
the church service by Rev. H. Passmore. Misses Nancy and
C. Wilson. Beverley Ann returned home
Mr. Edgar Monteith presented after having spent the past two.
the key to the organist, Miss weeks in. Brantford.
Agnes Bray. Mrs. Smith of Bel- Mr. Jimmy Thompson of Clan-
mont was the organist for the deboye spent last week with Mr.
service and her husband, Mr. Jan Pym.
Smith, assisted in the choir. Mrs. Clara Hackney of Exeter
Mrs, Jean Mair of Exeter is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
spoke a few worcis as she was Lloyd Ballantyne.
behind the plays which were Miss Bonnie Croley of Brant -
started for an organ fund. Mrs. ford is visiting for two. weeks
William Cann read a letter from with Miss Beverley Passmore..
Jr. Arthur Gardiner of London Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery
who also donated.
There will be no services on
Sunday, July 20 and 27 as the
minister is on holidays,
Personal Items
Mr. Donald Ballantyne of the
bead office of Canada Packers
in Toronto spent the weekend.
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Ballantyne.
Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Cornish
and Miss Dorothy Cornish, of
Clinton, were visitors at the
Thames Road manse on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Cas -
Message From
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD pAvis
visited in Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert and
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Urquhart
• of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Pass-
' more, David, Dennis and Dar-
lene spent Sunday at Amherst -
burg.
Brian Hodgert of Iroquois is
visiting with Grant Rodgert.
Rev. H. C. and Mrs. Wilson
visited on Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. William Elford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bray,
Ag-
nes and Margaret, Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Bray, Robert and Janet,
Mrs. Arnold Cann and Judith,
Grant, Brian }lodged Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mr, and Mrs.
Mac liodgert, Jack and Joanne,
Mr. Roy Coward attended the
}lodgert memo at Queen's Park,
Stratford, on Wednesday of last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. William Snow,
Billy, Bobby and Jimmy attend-
ed a picnic in Sarnia on Sun -
Rev. H. C. and Mrs, Wilson
left on Tuesday morning for a
month's holidays at their cot-
tage in Tobermory,
central:la ...,Commen s •
By MRS PREP BOWDEN
former Resident PISS**
The death ,00eurred in -Crystal
City Memorial Hospital on Awe
29 of i‘irs. Mary lialzabeth Ner,'
shaw, g former resident 0 this
For a Mabel.- of years the de,
ceased mad $ her home with her.
sister, the late Mrs. Sadie Par -
.sons, who predeceased her a
few months ago. While here she
served the 'publie as assistant
postmiStrtSS. She was .a member
of the WOOM'S Missionary So-
elelYi
Folowing the death of her sis.
tor she left for Manitoba to take
up residence with another 'sister,
Mrs, .Greenway,
She is survived by her son,
Air. Ed. Kershaw a Regina and
her
sIster
Aprivate funeral service was
held at the home of her sister
on July 2 with interment in
Crystal City cemetery.
Talks Qn Belle Cools
Miss Margaret. Clarke R.N. of
Bella Coola, who is holidaying
At the home of her parents, Rev,
J, T. and Mrs. Clarke, assisted
with the services in the Cen-
tralia and Whalen churches on
Sunday.
in
n'interesting and informa-
tive manner she described Bella
Coola and the work being done
itt the hospital and church. there.
Margaret not only performs her
duties onthe hospitat staff but
she takes an active 'part in.
church and Sunday School work,
being superintendent of the
primary department in the Sun-
day School.
•
Personal Items
Sherri Robinson is holidaying
with her grandparents in New
Brunswiek.
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Rohinilon,
Pat.ty and Paul visited over the
weekend with Mrs, Robinson's
brother, Mr. !and Mrs. Doucette
_Eln Toronto.
Mr. Fred Rowe has arrived.
1101110 after spendinga month's
vacation. in England where he
• visited: with his sister and. friends
in Moldy and Nottingham.
While there he toured many
points of interest in London Eng-
land. le made the trip by plane
and found flying a _convenient
and. enjoyable litmus of travel.
Mr. .and Mrs, Lorne Hicks vis-
ited Miss. Wilda Pollock in
ICitebener on :Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Ray Shoebot-
tom and family returned home
on Saturday after holidaying
with the former's parents in
'Parry Sound.
Mrs. Arnold
'big, Mr. and Mrs. C. Morley,
Limy and Mr. Hubert Hudgins
of 'Granton were Monday visit-
ors with. Mr. and Mrs. ',Kenneth
Mrs, J, McLachlan,accompan4
"ea by her father, Mr. Wes Rod,
gins, who are holidaying at
Grand Bend 'visited On Monday
with Mrs. Thos. Willis and other
friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Beaver of
Crediton were Sunday .callers at.
the home .of Mrs. J... Abbott
_Honors In Music
Eleanor Mae Hodgins, dough.
ter o Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Uodgins .obtained honors in ,the
piano .class of her A.W.C.M. Mr,
Von Koster of London was her
teacher.
END
SERVICE
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BIG BARGAIN ON POPULAR
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W.M.5, And W,A.
The 'United Church W.M.S.
and W.A. m.et in the church
schoolroom on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Wiseman opened. the
axieeting and conducted the de•
votional service assisted b:if Mrs. •
Burgin, Mrs. E. Doupe and Mrs:
Paynter. Roll call was
answered by the name of a wiz-
slonary and where stationed.
The program Consisted of a
film on children of Japan which
was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. C. Switzer conducted the
business for the W.A.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ogden of .
Detroit spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen and
family.
Mrs. Mabel Sherman of Lon-
don spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Switzer.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Wright and Donald
were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright
and family of Granton, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Thomson and family
and Mr. and Mrs. George Wright
of Exeter. Mr. Melvin Wright of
Winnipeg is visiting with his
brother, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey
Wright,
• Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Denham
and family attended the Skinner
reunion in Exeter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Julian of
Mich„ 'visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mc-
Curdy.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett I3ickell
of St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs.
Del Hudson of London visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, .Al-
bert Bickel!.
The Story In
Saintsbury
By MRS. H. DAVIS
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll had
as their guests the latter's grand
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Peter
Bertram of Exeter and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Bertram and son of
Saskatchewan o n Wednesday
evening.
Several from this commtmity
attended the Orange celebration
in Clinton on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Maguire and boys held a birth-
day picnic dinner at Ipperwash
for CaroL Ann Latta and Dennis
Maguire who observed birthdays
this month.
Mrs. Fred Davis had as visit-
ors this past week, Mrs. M.
Gardiner and Mrs. C. Fletcher,
Woodham, Mr. and Mrs. Venry
T-tedgins, Luean, Mrs. G. Need
-
bait, Bailymote and Mrs. M.
Elston, Centralia,
Mr. And Mrs. „Tames Barker
held the Barker family reunion
at their home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Bale of
l'avistoek were Sunday guests
With Mr. and Mrs. Hebel. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Diekins,
tondo., and Mr. and Mrs.. Ttobt,
Coleman, Luean, Were Thurs.
day guests with Mr. and Mrs.
tail Atkinson,
MSS JuYee MerAIls spent II
past week At the home of her
;sister., Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis
and Reather spent the week with
her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
George MePalls.
Mr, and Mrs. till ttliott and
rIs Alliston, worts Saturday
evening guests with Mr, •Mid'
Mkt$, Robert Tindal
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