The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-09, Page 1844
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Th Times-Ativtnate, Mar01 9, 1941
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The evening bo Ya dell and family at Vi!aterford.! ,
began with 4 hockey game in tTehre,yAir.wea;ned '4A:Icrseo.1 .11Api:nmilesd 11.;r1 -y N
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theirti arena' 1°11"ingMurray Abbott who vis -
the ganle afl returned te the Red at the home or her son -in -i
limue .of Air. and. Mrs. Victor jaw and elanahter,,- Mr.. and
Victor
:1111;esrl,lattgedthile vhitolaxgoey W8141enrice Airs. Lloyd Naguire id fa ;
oontrost
ily at Scotland. ,
played and lunch served which; '.- - :::-.,' —;•- --• * AUtoMefIC ocliustment for
. 4 WI14 lc 9r ttronst sig,nal$
Afterwards g a m e s were c-::
oteratee1. eake for the :hockey i (he! sea ' L
,* Fidelity
caire was presented with a By MRS. WILLIAM WALTaRS'
gift in aPpreciation of his help
during the season,
WA meeting 1 Personal items
The March Meeting of the! 'The pupils of Winchelsea 1
Woman's Association was held:school enjoyed an afternoon of
M the schoolroom of the church' skating at the *Exeter arena
on Wednesday afternoon oC on I‘tonday.
last weeic, I Airs. Nelson Clarke is spend -
Mrs. Arthur Walls pre-! ing a few days in Exeter with
sided for the devotional part Mrs. W. J. Beer and Mr.
of the program and* opened the Maurice Quance and Clifford.
meeting, with "Thoughts on' Mrs, Garnet Miners visited
—Changing Times." She. was f with Mr, and Mrs, Howard
assisted by Mrs, Wilfred Ilux-, johns and family of Eltrnyille
i north on Wednesday,
t4Able.talle entitled 4"Phe Joy of Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and in.
Givino" was given by Mrs, fant son, Steven Ross, return.
Fred °Bowden, the president, I ed home en Thursday from
Mrs. Bari Baist took charge ' South iltiron Hospital,
of the business. A poem was 1 Mr, Elson Lynn returned to
read by Mrs. Haist, Plans his home on Thursday from St.
HAF PY REI,J1410t1 FCR. REF:VG:KS-7'h? reingee family near Crediton enjoyed a were finalized for the ham , Joeph's Hospital, London.
on TV.
mcluded an appropriately dee. This week m
The coach, Mr.E, J. De- Win ,*,egf.
happy reunion over the weekend which helped to soften the blow o
ing with the two children, was given permission by sanatorium officials in London per soh al itoms 1 Mr, and Mrs. William Walt-
` e and Danny Were at Anne
to spend two days with the family in their new home. It was the first time she'd ,
An Easter pageant under the Arbor,rsMichigan on Sunday
seen the new quarters provided by Crediton IX congregation. She returned Mon-•
1 direction of the Rev, D. AL , owing to the sudden death of
day Co be a patient for at least four more weeks. —TA photo; Guest will be presented in the ' the late Gordon Walters which
Centralia Church on Sunday' occurred on Friday at Anne
evening, March 19., 1
I Arbor hospital.
„ i Mrs. Wm. Quinton and Mrs.; Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Skin -
he served in :the{ Airs. Colin Gilfillan visited
f their separa- suPPer, to
with her
schoolroom of the .eburch on! in London .onFriday -ts
don, during the first week in Canada, Mrs. Radornir Maksirnovic, shown here play- Wednesday evening; jviarch 15,1 daughter, Mrs..Jack 'Maher.
Eventful week for family
Refugee st rts new jo
mother
It's been another eventful'
week for the refugee family
and the Crediton LTC congrega-
tion which has adopted them.
Radon& Maksimovic, the fa-
ther, happily started work Tues-
day at Adam Black's wood.'
working plant, Hensall.
Mrs. Maksimovic was given
a 48-hour pass from Beek sa-
nitorium. London, to visit her
husband and two children over
the weekend.
'The church congregation re-
ceived R "g o o d neighbor"
award from a London radio sta-
tion for their project, The
award included $25 which will
be used to help support the
family,
The congregation has received
a number of donations this
week from individuals and or-
Staffa driver
Robert Lilley of London were; ner of Sebringville returned to
Saturday visitors with their their home on Saturday after
mother, Mrs. Arthur Mcnils.having spent the past week
An,
Sus -an Lilley returned. :home to., with Mr, and Mrs. Elson
i London with them after spend -1 Lynn, t, •
I ing a week With hergrandmoi bliss Wendy Gilfillan n Exe-
ther • ter spent the weekend with
viits new home teon
1 Alias Sharon .Lightfoot is a Mr. and Mrs, Colin
Gi
slit„,sA,,,nsegphunsde.rogsge. aEnuc,chfraernily.
inn operation for appendicitis The WinchelSea euchre was
ganizations in the district. It Mary, I on Friday of last week. held at the school. nn Monday
still hopes for more, since ex-! Mrs. Finkbeiner and Mrs.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love ac- night with Mrs. Philip Hern
penses have risen more than 'Lawson, accompanied by M. companied Mr. and. Mrs. Ken and Mrs. John Coward as host -
expected, t W. D. Alack, were interviewed , cl,,,b to Toledo and Lorain, mos.
ginning in Canada for the fam-'ejeg• I spent a few days.
Ohio, last- week where they There were five ta les
ing prizes gong to Mrs.
It all adds up to a bright he ever the station Saturday mor-;
ily which has spent the last Learning language - i Miss Eleanor Mae Hodgins Gilfillan, , Bill ...Walters,
camps.parents are attempting; of thp Victoria Hospital School John Coward and - Mrs,
three years la Italian refugee Both
to:learn the language as fast ' Of Nursing was a weekend vi. Hera,
..; sitar at the home of her Mother comes home as possible. The mother is re
par -
The family had a happy time cetving help from a Chinese pa -i ents,Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
over the weekend when the mo- !tient at the sanatorium who ;Hodins.
t ler stave n their
north of Crediton for the first The father iS studying an Eng•• I A n e
time. .3ish dictionary at home, He's ; Love to Waterloo where they
Through a Chinese lingnist at getting help from Steve Pert— visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reg'
the sanatorium, a 48-hour pass '
schy, a new Canadian from Yu. Hodgson over the weekend.
movic. She was brought home; Sunday, when a T -A. photo -1 Wayne and Miss Sonia Ritchie
by Rev. and Mrs. R. S. Hiltz :grapher and Mr. Pertschy vis -1 attended the Ice Capades in
' Saturday and taken back to 1 Red the family at their home,' Kitehener on Friday and vis -
London Monday by Mr. and Radomir wanted to know what • Red with Mr and Mrs. Reg.!
: restrictions there were on his 1 Hodgson in Waterloo.
dnew borne • speaks a number of languages, Mrs. L, B. Hodgson accent -
a d Mr.and Mrs,Hugh
Mr. and. Mrs. K, Greb and
was arranged for Mrs. Maksi- , golavia.
Mrs. Lorne Hodge.
Besides providing transporta-
tion to and from London, the He was happy to learn he could and family were Sunday guests
congregation has assumed extra ' go anywhere and didn't need with Mrs. Overholt's mother,
' Mrs, Teresa Maloney in Sea -
responsibilities now that the ' a passport, either.
m vement in the community, t Mr. and Mrs. Victor Overholt
father is employed Forced to get out forth.
Rev N Guest and Earl.
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1 Families in the community
I , The family is from Yugosla- Haist attended a special meet-
cli. ies in fire mu look after thei children dur-
ing the day. is week, the T- indicated last week.
not Czechoslovak in ofY
la as The g uron Fresh tery in
Wesley Willis United Church
. Sy MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Lave Miss Doreen Kenney vol- Asked -why he left Yugosla-
via, he revealed he was forced lastowiteyek.Guest of L o n d o n
unteer to look after the chil-
Funeral, service for Frank get out. or face charges of spent a few days last week at
Watson Mitchell of RR 1 Staffa I dren in their own home until re
the Communists. Drafted into the home Of his grandparents,
was held at 2:00 p.m. Al : Saturday. After that, however, the Yugoslavian army, he had
at the D. A. Rann funeral home they'll be taken to different 1
homes in the comm unity while ti.1 a rkiog
taken I:tart in a celebration
iti Brussels, Tito's birthday when
!their father is away.
Mr. Mitchell died in the ' Then, too, there's the trans- 1 party.
he was aoproached to join the
happy
portation to Hensel for Redo -
truck which was swept by fire • mir. Mr. Hinz has provided the ; over his blunt and insulting
service:this week. It will be • reply. •
following a collision with an-,
other transport truck on High -I Earlier he had tried to flee
-, 'shared by others.
committee was fortunate to
way 5 near 13rantfoid on ur
fly night, March. 2. • Receives award
Mr. Mitchell is survived by , The church received
his wife, Evelyn, and three ,"good neighbor" award from , Tito's Communists, appar-
sonS, GeOrge, John and Rob- ;the Monarch Flour Co. through ; ently, don't practice any doe -
,4 ICFPL yactio station, London. ; trine of equality among the
eall at home.
to Austria but served five
months in prison for the at-
tempt,
Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner ac- I people.. Radomir claimed par -
WI euchre
cpted the check on behalf of ty members receive exorbit-
The Women's Institute held ;the Women's :Auxiliary. The ant wages as well as free
R successful euchre party on winning letter was submitted by i homes with fuel supplied. They
Friday evening in Staffa HalLIMrs. Elmer Lawson, who had ' had ears with chauffeurs and
There Were 18 tables in play. I explained the -project underta- 1 many other luxuries while the
Prizes were won by ladies' ken by the board of stewards !people receive barely a living
high, Mrs. B. Taylor, Staffa; with the assistance of the aux- i wage,
gent's high, Mr. W. Glanville,
Staffa; ladies' low, Miss B.
1V1iller, Mitchell; ,,dent's low,
Mr. L. Barker, Mitchell: lone
hands, Mr. J. Norris, Munro:
birthday nearest date, Mrs. M.
Doyle, Staffa,
Group 3 was in c:iarge of the
evening.
WM5 and WA
The meeting of the Staffa
United Church WMS and WA
was held in the Family Life
Centre with Mrs, Ed Dearing
assisted by Mrs. Ca in erei
Vivian, Mrs. Sam Norris and
Mrs, Gerald Agar taking the
devotional theme, They used
As their theme 'Tile Bible."
Mrs. Vivian gave the topic
On "The Bible" followed by a
Bolo by Mrs. R. D. Sadler
Accompanied hy Mrs. A. If.
Daynard, A short story on Lent
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