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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-01, Page 8Th # Timo!,AcIvocate, .Jun e 1., 1961. . , • • N ews from Das wo . 0 MeMbers of the Hitren Coen.; ''' - - - tY Health Unit reeentlY . By MR4i. ARCHIE DEWAR Mr. Fred Jameson Kate By MRS, ERVIN RADER „ • Ao At, lra Health unit 1: Haul straw to field The ekory I ck bl Staffa inspects ab ring aze BASELINE IY ono ro g abciut ti45e...4attio: manrsm.veNrsoa4royn sDera.vici:ers aond searelt building of the Ontarie lire alarn1 call on , Water Resonrees Commiasionl h u SundaY and were geests of Mr. SirthcleY PlxtY !Mr. and Mrs, lvan TaYier ane on Highway 461 in northwost.netghbors and friends to the - • n Mrs. Marie lAaier and Row-',14.mtlY. L. B. Bader accernrra- Metro Toronto, thot and s ent the daY T fiayin of 1111areld O'Brien, Base familY" 4 (I ited the laboratories and rel lorenee attended thu East w en 4 straw stack GtIaSta With' Mr' and Mr's' ard., Mr. And Mrs. Gerablirned amP t he visitors inapeeted the me, I'laie, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Maier ,with tr. an rs. Gerrie e - bnilding's in o d e rn facilitieS c a u r, h t fire on Tuaad . Austin Timms Qn Saturday ove, and family oi town, ,along with. berg and family. imder the guidance of CharieS ni i. ay• eva :Meg . were Mr. and; Mrs. Den tr, arid Mrs. Frani( Walker of Mr. earl Mrs. Garnet Willed S. MaeNaughton, Huron MPT, wagon and hayio iicra, ,.._ EXeter attended a hirtildaY eel- SPent StiltdaY with Mr. and Mrs, a member of' (MEC; D. A. E, ri4ighbors breught tato Iliairiris and hoYs ef Proapect ebration for Mrs. Marie Maier Gordon Wether and son at Berry, general manager of the , f th ater t° re. Mr. and Mrs.Ott R I in London on SaturdaY, commission ,and Fred Voege, MO‘e some o e s raw to- the . n g Iller 1 Waterloo . field, while St. Mary e fire NVerP guests of their (laughter The party was held at the Mr. ad Mrs. Loree Devine lab direct". engine was (here to save the and son-in-law, Mr. and Airs. ne of her datighter Mrs.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. The visiting: greuP was barn whieh is very close A dMorrow,d to rman c. on pn George Bendel'. iErvin Latta of Kitchener. Mrs. Maier received several 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiberg gifts from the grandchildren, 1 spent sumiay with Mr, and while the family gave her a 'Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and lam. gift of money, ily of Waterloo. With other rel. Personal items atives they attended the on- - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan firtnatien service a their grand. son, Wayne Weiberg. and Larry of Pickering were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alma Hopereft received word that her brother-in-law, Mrs. Ferd Milie,r. Mrs, Bruce 1 of Hanover spent a few days hospital Alonday morning. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Reste• last week with her mother„1 rs. Cora Geiser. player, Mrs. E. G. Kraft and Miss Ruth V. Weber of Red Gordon, Madeline Fleet and Deer, Alberta accompanied bYilanutY spent Sunday with Mr, Miss Ruth Freitag spent a ten-. and. Mrs. Victor Kraft and day holiday at her home here family of London arid attended 1v2. the confirmation service of Ro- with. her mother, Mrs. Dan nald Kraft at Trinity Lutheran ber, They were met in Toronto by ...Miss Thelma Weber, From Ch tt there they went with Toronto Mrs. Ervin Greb of Preston Marian. :friends to Niagara Falls, Kit- spent last weekend with her daughter and familY, Mrs. chener, Burgessville, London, Zurieh. and Dashwood. They Lorne Becker. also attended M i s s Elaine Mr. and Mrs. W. Kirk and headed by Chairman Jo n IN or th t k. on Sunday. risey of Crediten And ineleded s ae Warden lean, Forsith of Tue. A Spark from the tractor is Guests with Mr. arid Mrs., keremith Township, Dan Better. believed to bave started the Oliver Baker and. Elton on IStuiday were Mrs. Baker's fa... mann of .MeKilloe, Lloyd 0'- i)pl:r.zaeo' n al item$ tiller and sister, Mr. Herb Brien of Zurich, Dr, R. M. Al- . dis of Goderich, medical offi- Mr. John Rim William, 134ederneageNA,,,,nnSau'saanildanhderRonnicacid° cer of health and director of Ho w a r d and Noreen were the county health uoit, J. G. guests with Mr. and um car Butson, ef Munro. d . Fred Westlake, died in LIStoWei retarY -treasurer And clerk -`day And attended the United fancily of Toronto spent Berry of oe e . R. and f n s 10. and Mrs. William BerrY treasurer of the coati Y. Others in the Party were the when Miss Gail Minn joined Iparentsi Mr. and Mrs. If arold ' Berry the weekend with the forMer's first chairman of the county the ehuich, and family of Ailsa Craig were • Nelson, Baker Rev. A. It Daynard of Staffa VP haracter — der et be board of health, Hugh Berry Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Solo of Wottxibani, a brother of com- mission general manager Ber-i guests of Mr, And Mrs. Dun.lsunday, was a guest with Mr, and Mrs, and family on a • One, By MRS. ..19.1114 TEMP4EMAN , Pmrsonal item Gerald Scott and liebby Tem- peman attended tile liVestock judging competition at the Mit - ellen Fairgrounds oe Sattirclay, May g -r. Mr. and M. Duncan and family, Kirkten, visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole and Cromarty, visited Sun. day evening with Mr. and Mrs, John Templeman and Mrs. Santini Norris, Patti and Erie and Miss Bonnie Bar- ker, Logan, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, An- thony Breit and Richard in Port Credit, Mrs, Ernest Templeman and Mr. and.Mrs. John Templeman and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Mines And familY, Mitchell. ry, B. G. Hardy of Goderich, can McNaughton on Sunday. t 1!Irs, Robert Elston, Mrs, deputy clerk -treasurer of the, county, and Dr. T. R. Melady 1 betlars .a David Holland, oilnl a nsdt, ciwhoosphha, ss , farg Mrs.Baker, jel1sIsres,Olslitovrier aBttaerdr. of Goderich, public health vete- Hospital, London, r e t u r xi e d ; ed the trousseau tea held et .Imme on Saturday. the home of Mr, and Mrs, 1 Mr. and Mrs, Fred Parkin- I George Carter for their (laugh - Remember the good oP days son and family were guests on tar Norma, bride.elect of June —when charity was a virtue, ' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, I 3. not an industry? I Miss Pretty of Rim - 'Herman Foster of Exeter. Sebacle's wedding in Zurich, family of Preston spent Sunday ;Saturday, may 20. Leaving en with the latter's sister, Mrs ;the "Canadian' May 26, theY Lorne Becker and family. returned to the west. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Genttner Mrs. Wm. Schumacher and attended the graduation of the , Mr, and Mrs. Art Schumacher latter's niece, 'Miss Joan Ful- ofc Pigeon, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. her, of Capreol from Queen's },Harold GoUniversity, Kingston. bel of Bad Axe, Mich. I attended the funeral of the late Jim Lockhart and Stella of Parkhill were Sunday evening 1 Fred Haberer in Zurich Sun- 'day, May 28, and visited -with visitors with Mr, , and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs,viirn, Haugh. Lorne Genttner, . Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Bader, Visitors with Mrs. Lucinda . Mcisaac aver the American he - and Darlene spent Sunday with liday were: Mr. and Mrs, W. .„ . , .,...“. .... ,A • .. : , . . .... Mcisaac and sons Ronald and Donald; Mr. and Mrs. Willis MeIsaac and son Danny: Mis- ses Charlotte and Carolyn Lo- rie, Marilyn O'Conner, Pamella Spear, all of Detroit. . IlR Rev,J. W. Gillings attended ly MRS. ROSS SKINNER the EUB Church conference at :, "" 'c' Elmira last week. Mr. Donald Maier and Miss Miss Bonnie Doerr of Exeter lona Watson of London spent was guest speaker at the Sunday with Mrs. Marie Maier. church s e r v I c e on Sunday Brian Maier, son of Mr, and .morning. Mrs. Carl Maier, has returned A large crowd attended the back to school after having a pictures in Elimville church nail run in his foot, suffering . on, Friday evening presented , by Dr, Martin Johns of Haiti"- blood poison. ton. Dr. Johns' pictures were , taken in Pakistan, India and Rap dam surrounding countries where he — he was on tour during a teach- ing exchange in England. were guests of Thames Road vandalism The Elimville Mission Band 'Mission Band an Saturday afternoon. Two numbers from Ausable Authority officals are Elimville on the program were concerned over vandalism evi,- . a' duet by Janice and Elaine I dent recently in the Morrison Johns and a solo by Janet , darn area, east of Exeter, Hern. - I, v Glass on the authority's, reg: Thellitirom. County library4Adatiuu sign at the park was books"' •fvflrr' be exchanged a67srriashed within two days after the home of Mrs. Jackson (it was erected last week. Five Woods in Elimville on Friday, similar signs have been in use ;June 2. for the past three years in Members of the Elimville other areas of the authority Mission Band are holding A but none has been damaged wiener roast on Saturday, June, yet. '3, instead of their regular In addition, a Great Blue -meeting. Members are to be at, Heron was found dead near the Elimville or Winehelsea Stores , dam, This is the type of wild- ly 11 o'clock for a ride. life the authority hopes to at- - The Elimville CGIT mother tract to the area. and daughter banquet will be Officials indicated they may held on Thursday evening, June restrict development and act - 1, et Elimville church, Mrs, vity In the area if the autho- M. ". Fletcher of Exeter will rity cannot secure the co -one - be gu2st speaker. ration of the public. They have ' Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skin- also advised their personnel to ter, Edward and Frances. prosecute apprehended offend - Mrs. Vera Johns of Exeter and ers to the full. extent of exist - Miss Gail McBride of Zurich , ing legislatiere visited on Sunday with Mr. , and mrs. maynard margisnri and family of London and. at— tended. services at Colborne St.. ,United Church where Mr. Bob Margison joined the church.' . Mrs. Jackson Woods is a patient in St. Joseph's Hos- pital in London„ ,. Mrs. Charles Cassar and .Terri of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mr. And Mrs. Jack Robinson and family. of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs, Laurie Stephen and fam- ilyof London. Mrs. Henry price of Detroit visited Sun- day with Mrs. Themes Bell, i Topic e from Min -ovine Linda. tock returned home on Sunday after spending the weekend with (Mr, and .Mrs. Torn Cow- ard, Paul and David Coward visited during the weekend with their aunt and nolo, Mr, and Mrs. Pretty, at Rostock, re- turning on Sunday. CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend SHOP A&H FOR TOP QUALITY AT NEW, OW PRICES A 6r. H Meats /10101 tt / tt tfIllfilli11111111111111111111111ilflillt11111111, FRESH CHICKEN Legs or Breasts :THE BRITISH LOOK AT WALPER'S TIP TOP captures the elegance of this newest style forthen inthe Model Mayfair tailors it meticulously to your rneasere from "BEST OP BRITAIN" fatties. 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