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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-18, Page 15Mark children's day at .Crediton ..chur'ch By MRS, M. .FAST CbtWren's', .Day was observed .41 the Evangelical UR Chervil on Sunday. At the morning. service James Alieb.ael was dedicated to the cburch -by Rev. W. 2.Krotz of Dashwood And six were baptiZedi Larry Michael, son .of Mr. and. .Airs, Bari Lippert; Cathy Jane, dalighter .of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller, of Exeter; Elizabeth Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bender, and Frederick Barry,Marna Elizabeth and Sandra Marie, children ef Mr. and Mrs. Earl -Caughtrey. At the evening service, the :pro- gram was -given by the children of the Sunday School consisting of recitations, musical numbers and song which was _enjoyed by present', Writer resigns after 15 years' Mrs. joseph Woodall, The Times -Advocate's correspondept in Crediton for 15 years, has retired because of ill health. Mrs, M. Feist, who has as- sisted Mrs. Woodall for many years, has been appointed her, successor. "I have really enjoyed corres- ponding for The Times -Advo- cate", Mrs, Woodall said on her retirement. "Many people have, told me hop much they appreci- ated reading the Crediton news over the years." Besides keeping her commun- ity in the news,Mrs. Woodall i has been active n a number of organizations. She is a past president of the WA, a former Sunday School teacher and .one of the first, members of the WL She was a choir leader for 30 years. Four y.ears ago, she and Mr, Woodall c,elehrated their golden wedding anniversary. They have four children: Elgin, Detroit; Mrs. Jack Pryde, Exeter; Bill, Windsor, and Mrs. Gil Martin, Lambeth. Mrs. Feist is also active in the community, particularly in the Ladies Aid of the . EUB church in which she has held several offices. She has one son, Lewis, a telephone engineer now stationed in Sudbury. Mrs. Feist used to assist in the general store which- her late husband and his brother ran for many years. Mrs. Faist will welcome news from people in the district, Her telephone number is 50-W, Evangelical LA and WSWS Youth and childhood was the theme for the June meeting of the Ladies Aid and WSWS of the Evangelicat UB Church held on Thursday evening with a splen- did attendance. Mrs. Emmery Fahrner at the piano and Mrs. G. Strome with the violin played quiet music with Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner taking the devotional period as- sisted by Mrs. Lloyd Lamport and Mrs, Irvin Ratz. A piano solo by Larry Ratz and a clari- ThA story in Saintsbury Py MRS, HEBER DAVIS r:SIMMUSSVIVAMMIAN — Continued from page 14 lucky ticket. Mrs. Tom. Kooy and Mrs, Lorne Weiberg were in charge of the penny sale. , • Mrs. P, Dymondpoured tea from an attractively arranged table and the young ladies of the church served. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy held a birthday dinner for bhe latter's brother; Mr. Maurice McDonald, Lucan; Pose present were Mr. and Mrs. M. 'McDonald, Lucan and Mr, and Ales. Heber Davis. Celebrates birthdays . Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Davis held a birthday' dinner on Sun- day evening for Gary Barker, Messrs. Earl Greenlee and Hugh Davis and Mrs. Heber Davis and' Mr. George Godbolt, Exeter, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James Barker, :loan, Gary and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Larry and Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and Jeffery, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Tindall, Mrs. Richard Dickins, and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Godbolt, George and John, Exeter. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott and Craig were Stinday guests with Mr. ancl Mrs. Harvey Latta. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green- lee were Sunday guests with Mrs. L. Hodgins, Exeter, and at- tended service at Trivitt Me- Morial church, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson at- tended Sunday service at Wesley United Church, Highbury Ave,, and were guests with Mr, and Mrs, W. W. Garrett, Denfield. Mr. Wayne Carroll attended masonic picnic at Springbank Park on Saturday. Mrs. James Barker and :lean spent Saturday with Mrs. Fred Davis, Mr. and Mrs, George Atkinson and baby daughter are moving int the residenet of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Terner, Dickins reunion About 75 descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs.Thonias Dick- ins attended the family reunion at Springbank Park Saturday. hi the absenee of Mil. Harold Diekins, Rochestee, N,Y„ Mrs, Hobert Coleman acted as Presi- dent. An afternoon tit interesting speett and a ball game Mowed the diftner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Veldts, tAnd6O, And Miss De - Nn Garrett, Denfield, were it) charge of. SpOtts, With Mr. and Mrs. Herr Neele and Mr. aect AleS.W W. trtf Mit/Orion for the dinner. 'rhe nOXI. pidftie Will be held on Mend •Sattirday l JUne, x1960,. net solo by 'Sheila. Fabner. .4c- vompanted hy her mother, Mrs. Harold Palmer, atthe piano, were .cejoyed. The guest speaker, Mrs. N. i. Daluns of .Waterloo„ spoke on the convention tn1t in Pembroke in April And also spoke on Kerea.' Sandra and Karen rinisheiner favored with a duet. A talk on Spiritual, Life was given by. Mrs. Jacob Ratz, , • Business was taken by the. president, Mrs. Art Geiser, and secretary, Mrs. Royal Gaiser. The July meeting is to be a combined meeting with Dash - nod and Zurich. -some :time in July at Zurich. The date will be set later. The society presented Mrs, G. Strome with a coffee table as site is leaving to a new field of labor. Mrs. Herb Young, who has moved to Exeter, and Miss Maleeda Schenk, 'Wbo left town some time ago, were presented with plagues. Personal items Mrs. A. M, Berry and Mrs. Royal Geiser flew to Cleveland, Ohio, Friday to visit the for- mer's daughter for a few days. Mr. Nick Fedossow has taken a position at Hugo's butcher shop. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Fahrner and family of London spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Everett Fahrner. Mr. Paul Fedossow of Mont- real spent .a few days with Mrs. Fedossow and Nick last week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr, Francis Clark who re- turned with them for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morlock and Mrs, John Morlock spent Sunday at Waterloo with Dr, and Mrs. Frederick Morlock and family, • Mr, Eldon Smith and Gerald Smith spent Sunday in Detroit, Decoration Day services will be held next Sunday, June 21, at Crediton cemetery and Sunday School picnic on Friday, June 19, at Riverview Park, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hilborn of London were weekend visit- ors with Mrs. Ezra. Feist' and Nola, Miss Gertrude Rata of London visited with Mrs. William Ratz and Miss Pearl Fahner for the weekend. Visitors with Ilev. and Mrs. G. Strome were Mrs. A. Strome, Mrs. 0, Amy, Miss E. Selling and Mrs. E. Guenther. of Water- loo, Mr. and Mrs. William Gil- martin, Kerry and Danny, Lam- beth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodall. Mrs. Bill Johnson and Dennis visited with Miss Ella Morlock on Saturday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. E. Wenzel on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Krotz from Millbank, Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond, Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wolfe, Mrs, Ralph Krotz and sons Larry and John, of Wallace, and Rev. F. W. Krotz af Dashwood. Mrs. Wesley Wein spent Sun- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stone and family at Thames Road. Mr, Milton Haugh of Dashwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Haugh and family on Sunday, Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner, ac- companied by •Mr.,,T. Fuller and Launa of Exeter, spent a few days at Barrie with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finkbeinerand family. Report on • • Shipka 41KVIENNAMMINSIAVOCUtrEP Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Finkbeiner included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Webb and Mr. and Mrs. David Teale, of Lansing, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knott, Carol and. Jim, of Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoffman, of St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs; Frank Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Coleman and Agnes Ann, of London, were Tuesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Billie and Mrs. J. Cole- man. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke spent the weekend with relatives in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Vincent, Mr. Ira Vincent and Miss Geor- gina Smith were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Har- old Prance and Shirley, in Thed- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Schroeder, of Stratford, and Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Wilhelm and Carolyn were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Heck - Man and Mrs, M. Stephen. M. and Mrs. Bill Coleman and Les' of Kippen, and Mr. and Mrs. BobMaier, Of Mio, Michigan, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Billie and Mrs. Coleman, Mr, and Mrs, Maier also Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morenz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner were in St, Thomas on Wednesday, dee to the death of his eousin, Mrs, Viola Hopkins, Mr, and Mrs. Wray .Sweitzeri, Ron and Barbara visited Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rundle, Shirley and Larry, at Wooclham. REUNIONS Brokenshire clan The twenty-secOnd lirekenshire reunion was held Sunday Riverview Park, Exeter with 65 in attendance, Attending the reunion were Mrs. Elia Sims, nee Broken - shire, of Exeter," who this year celebrated her ninetY•fifth birth- day, also Mr, Mark Brokenshire of Dashwood. They are the- only surviving members of the origi- nal Brokenshire family, Other members of the clan were present from Hamilton, St. Thomas, London, Atwood, Ldeatt, Crediton, Grand Bend, Dash- wood and Zurich. The sports committee enter- tained both old and young with games and contests. The officers for' 1959-60 were elected with IL W. Brokenshire. Zurich, named as president, and Mrs. H. W. Brokenshire as sec- retary -treasurer. Table commit- tee includes Mrs, Lorne Lucas, Atwood, Mrs. H, F, Hill, Hamil- ton, and Mrs. Charles George, London; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Wilson, Exeter, and Mrs, William George, Lon- don. Squire family The Squire reunion, which was to have been held In Riverview Park, Exeter, on Saturday, was held in Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall due to weather conditions. About 30 sat down to dihner at noon. The afternoon was spent in cards and a social time, During the supper tiger the election of officers for 1960 was held. President is Frank Squire; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. La - Verne Stone; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Squire and Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Squire. It was decided to hold the pic- nic next year in Riverview Park on the second Saturday in June. Relatives were present from Oscoda and Detroit, Mich. and surrounding district, Enjoy -You -All Enjoy,You-All picnickers of Concessions 2 and 3 Stephen township, gathered at Riverview Park, Exeter, cin Monday, with an attendance of 70. Winners in races for girls, 6 to 7 years, Carol Shapton, Greta Verkerk; boys, Glenn Cooper, Larry Shapton; girls, 8 and 9, Marie Powe, Jenny Verkerk; girls, 10, to 12, Geraldine Ver- kerk, Wilhemena Verkerk; boys, 10 to 12, Wayne King, Slim Neil; 13 to 15, Ross Cooper, Robert Shapton; men, Gerald Dearing, Elmer Powe. Ladies, kick the slipper, Irene Shaw; men, Gerald Dearing; ladies' graceful.walk, Mrs. Mel- vin King. The oldest person present was Mr. Sam Jory; the youngest, Mary Ellen Shaw, and closest anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Penhale. Presidents for 1960 are Mr. and Mrs, Archie Webber; secre- taries, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Shapton. Two students were about to sit down to an examination in English literature. "Great Scott!" said one. "Vve forgotten who wrote Ivanhoe . "I can tell you that," said the other, "if you'll tell me who the dickens wrote 'The Tale of Two Cities'." Dashwood childrcn enjoy picnic, .bus tri The pienie for Room 1 and pre -i Daniel Thomas, sot) of Mr. and school enildren and the rn,others1:111.1n.s.dayT.o,nilunAe1171,1ebry, p,Exa:teeChurch r, wasr was 'held Friday afternoon June on leran near Grand Bend, with Mrs. AdaldFaveri, of London, were sponsors. W12, at the roadside picnic grounds :Zorn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ebb, the teacher, in charge. Several games were enioyed., Mother and daughter rare Was, won by Mrs. Lorne Becker and Diane; mother and Son race, Mrs. Ray Guenther and John; mother's race, Mrs, George Tie - man; guessing mimber of peas in jai:, Mrs, Ed Nielson; youngest grandmother, Mrs. V, L. Beeker; youngest child, Peter Datars, Students visit Detroit Room 2 and 3 of Dashwood Public School with their teachers, Mr. Douglas McCaw and Mrs, Letta Taylor, enjoyed a bus trip to Greenfield Village and the Ford Motor plant at Detroit last Friday, Ladies hear pastor The Ladies' Aid of Zion Luther- an Church, held its closing meet- ing of the season, Wednesday, June 10, with group cgnvener Mrs. Charles Martene in charge, The pastor took Re his topic a LWIVIL meeting, Called to wit- ness in the world." The ladies were divided into three groups for discussion. ;Janet and Robert Miller favored with a vocal duet as well as piano and guitar duet. Plans were made for fixing the flower beds around the church. A picnic is planned for July,. B a by baptized Happenings In Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER RN:i?Min:ZAANININNVSVEIMWa',',1, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thac- ker and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. T, Waugh, Mrs. J. H. Beattie of London, Mrs. Eva Patten.and Mr, Ewart White of California. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Langford and family spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth .Langford, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson, Sharon and Grant and Mr. Wil- liam Thomson attended the Thomson reunion at Stratford on Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. . Jack Thomson and family and Mr. William Thomson attended Zion West anniversary on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker of Zion. Rev. and Mrs. Joe Lindsay of Port Huron spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Jones and family. Mrs. Alvada. Hopkins returned from Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday and is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. 'William Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Mitchell. Liebler, who is a patient in Stratford General Hos- pital. Mr, and Mrs. Claire Sisson and Marie spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Petch of Stra throy. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Park- inson and family attended the Cochran reunion at Springbank on Sunday. mw Brownie Tfl '20"Cameras • * 4 for better pictures... with Brownie ease!' $12.95 ‘40, FROM JUST See us for Kodak Film tee us again for fast, expert finish- ing when your pictures are taken. rs frERsr PAY! • RAZORS • SHAVE NEEDS • CIGARETTES • PIPES • CANDY UNTLEr SDRUG STORE EXETER DQ Phone 50 LtUnk Cut Heating. Costs SEE HOW YOU SAVE: ?n STOVE, NUT PEA & BUCKWT per ten! 'Take advantage of our low spring brit's .. and gni next winter's coal bills to rock bottenti Selden Fuels Phone 90-W or 2N Exeter ..114,191,1oe rot 'VOthOf',. When SeOteft thinugh With baddyna 1 use NM for My littitnework?" Present also were Mr. ancl Mrs. Irvin Ford and Mrs. Eunice Stone, of Exeter. Sister dies Mrs, Flossie Stade spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, Viola Hopkins, who died in the Elgin Memorial Hospital, St, Thomas, Tuesday, June 9, The funeral was held, in St, Thoma S on Thursday, June 11. Attending from here beside Mrs. Stade were' Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Stade, dr. and Mrs. Ed Stelek, William Hey and num- ber of friend. Personal items Air, and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Weiberg and daughter, of Waterloo; and Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'Weiberg, of Kitchener, were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg, Mrs. Gertrude Musser under- went surgery at a London hospi- tal Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Realemayer and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Darlene spent last week is ling at Key River. They brought home 5 large fish, The largest, thirty-one inches long and weighing eight Pounds, was caught by five-year-old Darlene. 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayter and 3 spent spenl Sunday at Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder. A hiss Anne Taylor is vacation- ing with her mother, Mrs, Letta Taylor. The number of electrical ma. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown, of nufacturing companies in Can - Kitchener, were. Sunday visitors ada (477 in 1957) has doubled with Mr. William Wein, since Hopponings in Biddu1011 By MRS. M. H. ,01,,STON M. and Mrs. Chris Fischer called on Mr. tali Ivirs. Louis Rader, also Mrs. Riche. Eve - land in Dashwood MOnday. Weekend vsitors with Afr. and Mrs, riScher were Ale. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer and Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisetter and fansily, Mr, and Mrs. T. Thome - son, all Of London, also Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Fischer and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper, Of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. andMrs, Clarence ShlYth. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Jessie Lewis were Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Johnston and family, of Allsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison and Debra spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Harrison, Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. David Morley, Ailsa Craig, spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langford and Mrs. Edna Lang - or Mr. and Mrs, Ross Lester and Alan, of Brigden, and Miss Bir - dine McFalls,.Detroit, visited on Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex McFalls. 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