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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-08-10, Page 8Page The T naes•Adyncater August 10, 1961 Elimville UC ladies entertain groups Ey MRS. ROSS SKINNER 'family .of Toronto spent the .F,LimvILLE "weekend. with Mrs. Thos. Bell The meeting of the Eliniville altd attended tlxe Beall reunion Vii' CS and WA was hWed- to Seaforth on Sunday. Air, and Mrs. Earl Sproule nesday a#ternoon wheneld theyon cn- ° of Exeter visited on. Saturday tertained the Mission Band, evening with Mr, and Mrs. Baby Band and the Associate „Rion Westdorp, Helpers. Mr. and Mrs. Don Whetstone The members of the Mission and Merrill of London visited. Band put on a program with on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. the president, Larry .Skinner, Harold Bell and Carol, secretary, Lynn Otis taking the Air. and Airs. Ray Bell of chairs. Scripture was .read by" Shakespeare, Air. and Airs, Maine Johns and harry Lynn Wm. Davidson of Toledo, Ohio., led in prayer. Wilson the M. Elizabeth Davidson of Mrs. H. C. i'� rls told Stratford, A'lr, and Airs. Reu- boys and'girls a story and Airs. , ben Phelke of illgneton visited Bison Lynn was narrator for `vitt) Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Fut- the film lf,lene at the Phil- ton over the holiday weekend. ippines'", 1vMS and WA bus] Mr. and Mrs, Sanford Hutton, nest Mrs. was held. PymPand Alts, ; Dennis and Dianne visited with John Ridley conducted the 11r and Mrs, Elgin Phelke of Sports. Winners were: girls S Moncton on Sunday. and under, Joan. Kerslake, boys ; Air, and Mrs, Ray Bell of girls, 6-8, Pam ,Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs. Al - Larry ela. Johns;wiel; boys, Ger-: urn Fulton. and Larry spent the aid and Jimmy Skinner (tied); weekend at Grand Bend. Crich and girls, 9-12, Lynn Otis; boys,; boys Mr. andMr. and sM rsnet Lobb, Larry Lynn; children 5 :and un Clinton, visited on Sunday with der, Bunny hop, Joan Kers- Ai lake; children, 6.8 bunny hop, IMr. and Mrs, HowardPym- H e r n; wheelbarrow I r• and. Mrs. Lobb spent sev- Debbie race, Larry and Gerald Skin- oral days with the Pyms, ner; ladies kicking slipper, Leo Betty Anne Stephen is visiting na Hern and Marion Skinner; :this week, with her sister, Kirk - children, 8 and under, kicking' Airs, Jack Robinson of Kirk slipper, Debbie Hern; children i inn* 9 and over, kicking slipper, i i Steven Robinson of iitrkton Larry Lynn and .Larry Skin- )iSteven visiting a few days with his his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, tier,Chas, Stephen. Longest name, Katharine Margaret Cunnington; tooth -i Erick and lifesaver relay, Lar.':`. ry Skinner's side; candy gues- Budget from sing, Debbie Hero; most but- , ,Pons, Debbie Hern; broom , jumping relay, Larry Skinner's • side; ladies' closest birthday, Lillian Cooper; child's closest birthday, Michael Elford. Biddulph By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Marks 91 years `Mrs. Thos. Bell, celebrated Personal items her Slst birthday, Thursday, Mrs, Thomas Thompson, August 3. During the afternoon Chris and Ann, spent the week - and evening friends and neigh-' end with the former's parents, bars called to visit. Mr, and Mrs. Chris Fischer, Mrs. Bell enjoys very good I Mrs. Bertha Revell and Mrs, health and lives alone in her ; Laura Fox, both of Detroit, home here. She recently re- t spent a few days with their turned home, after a month's cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Chris visit in New York with her Fischer. daughters, Florence and Bes- i Visitors during the week sic. I with Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Bell reunion Elston were their cousins, Mr. The 37th Bel] reunion was f and Mrs, Fred Ford of De. b held in Seaforth on Sunday, ort, lits. Frank Smyth, Cen- August 6. The attendants was tralia, also Mr. and Mrs. Gor- small owing to the wet weather { don. Davis, London. and no sports were held. i Air, and Mrs. Jack. Blair and Those present went to the { family were guests of the lat- home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ter s mother, Mrs. Ellen Flan- Hueston, Egmondville, where a nrgan, London, on Sunday. Weekend visitors with Air. buffet supper was served. Lau. tie Stephen, president, con- , and Mrs. Chris Fischer were ducted the business meeting Mr and Mrs. Eldon Gabe], Mr. and. Hazel Stephen was secre- :Wayne, Mrs. Ray Fischer, Cathe- tary , rine and Mr. and Mrs. President for 1962 is David William Varga. Marie and McLean; sec.treas, Vina. Hues- Danny, all: of London, ton; sports comm., Albert and Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ohris Fischer were Mr, Anne Watson, Pani and Sheila McNTaughton; table comm, Earl i and Mrs. Kenon Fischer and and Clara Watson. Harold and son. Kenon of Exeter, Mr, and Helen Bell; historical conven- Mrs, Alum Fischer, Winston and Gregory, of London. ers, Charlie and Vera Stephen. Couples married the longest firs. John Kuzmich and boys were lir. and Mrs. Bill B nt- of Brownsville are spending a Hell and Mr. and Airs. David few days with her parents, Mr, McLean; tallest person, David and Mrs. Karl Weiberg. Levy; youngest. Donna Ste- Mr. and Airs. Karl Weiberg guessing jelly beans in and Mrs, John Kuzmich. Karl jar, June Munn. and Harold. called on relatives 1962 reunion will be in Sea - forth Lions Park, July 8. and friends in Dashwood on Sunday. Miss Shirley Atkinson, of Personal items London, spent the weekend at Mr, and Mrs.. Ralph W. Tay- the home of her parents, Mr. for left early Wednesday morn- • and Mrs. Chas. Atkinson. ing for their home in. Massa-', Mr. andAirs. Joe Burgin of Paque, New York, after spend -1 Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, Don ing'two weeks with the latter's. Thomas and family of St. Clair Mother, Mrs. Thos, Bell, Beach, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Wil - Mr. and Mrs. Milan Nash and lard of Mount Hope, Mr, and Mrs. Harrison and Debbie of Centralia were weekend visi- tors with Airs. Jessie Lewis. The story in i Mr. and Mrs. Art Hern and family. Mrs. Edna Langford of Grand Bend London, also Mr. and 'Mrs, Leonard Thacker and family of By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL Woodham were visitors on Monday with. Mr. and Mrs. Langford and John. Mr, and Mrs. Dean Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Dawson An-' spent the holiday weekend in guish, of Caledonia, visited on . Paisley in the Bruce Peninsula, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Misses Linda and Marylin Pask. Smith are spending their va.- Miss Beulah Holt, R.N. of cation with Mr. and Mrs. Windsor, and Mr. Erwin Holt, Campbell of Exeter. of RCAF Station Winnipeg, Mr. and Airs. Frank Rolko spent the weekend with their 4 and family spent the weekend mother, Mrs, Mae Holt, with their parents, 'Mr. and Mr. David Mitchell. Park- ; Mrs. John Rolko, hill, is spending a few days . Holiday visitors with Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Ron ` Mrs. John Rolko were Mr. and Mitchell and Wayne. Mrs. Steve Valasaty and fam• Rev, and. Mrs. Mervyn Love ily of Toronto. and family and Miss Sharon : David Elston and friend Brown, of Leamington, are! Bobby Grayer are holidaying spending this week with Mr. 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Les Gibson, and Mrs. Douglas Gill and Exeter. family• I Mrs. A]1an Elston, Mrs. Mer - Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Patter.: vin .Elston Sheila and Wendy. son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston; visited on Thursday with Mrs. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs, Ray = p, ,l. Bruce, Mrs. E. Blanche Patterson and Mr. and Mrs.1 Claves and Mary Alice of Wellwood Gill 'attended. the Woodstock, Howe -Rader wedding at Dash- wood on Saturday, August 5, Mn James Grigg is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, • Mrs, Ella Jean. Hamill and children, of London, visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle McGregor. Mr, and Mrs. William Ab- bott of Toronto spent a few days last week with Mr, and: Mrs, Ray Patterson and fam- ily. Weekend visitors with Mrs, Ralph Batten and 'Bill were Mr. and Mrs Wes Burns, Helen and Charles Allen, Lon- don; Mr. Donald Burns, of Toronto, and Miss Joan Bat- ten, of London. •ldr. and Mrs. linger Farley and Mr. and Mrs, Ron Mitchell attended the Hunter - Steeper wedding at Greenway on Sat, urday, August 5, The Right Rev. lvol Curtis, 13isliop of Los Angeles, Califor- nia, 'with Mrs, Curtis and' son Donald, are holidaying at their summer cottage in Southcott Bines for the month of August. Mr, and Mrs, Alan Wining. way and Denise have returned hoin'e after spending a twci- week vacation at Geraldton Rir base in Northern Ontario, • BOB'S FINA & RADIATOR SERVICE PN,881 A COMPLETE RITTICE HGHWYS. 4-83 EXETER Happen!ngs in Blanshard gy MRS. GLAPWY.N .HQQP E R Personal items Mrs. Lottie Jones was Sat- urday evening guest of Airs, Jessie Bilyea of Granton, Air, and Mrs. Cecil Alossey were Wednesday guests of Mr. }'a. w+a<'^c ^",<v`r"�y,:Ye"�.N`�.,t w ut^ FY"�`C'�Y�'T'�5��°.'5,.,'�N,w;�+�mQ+��w�,'�M�•'.�,^^�y� „, News from Dashwo od Ay MRS, ERY.IN RAPIER Air. and Airs. Harold. Kaney 1 and daughters, 'erbara and Sandy; of Freeport, ill., were. visitors at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. M. Janes, and boys. While Rev. James is on vaca Holiday visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wiitiam. Bacon and family, of Toronto, with Sam Miller and Mr, and Mrs. Leonard, Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird of London with Mrs. Matilda Pie-- fer. ang, iurs, „, B. Xoung of St. , tion, Rev. John Oestrelcher ' Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Weiberg Marys, and the Gideon Society will and family a Waterloo with Mr. and Airs. Jack Thomson supply. Mr and Mrs. Fred Weiberg and family spent Sunday eve Mr, and Ails. Harold Erd- and L. H. Rader, ning with Mr. and. Airs, Ken- than of Detroit spent the week Steve McisaacAir. and. Mrs. nab.Langford. with Mrs, Lucinda Mlyillis .Mcisaac cisaac, ' . and:Daniel, of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thee- The Evangelical 1.15 Church Detroit, with Airs. 1,ucinda ker and family spent Sunday held their annual S u n d a y Mclsaac, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Patti- School picnic Tuesday, July. 18, Mr. and, Mrs, henry Becker, son of St. Marys, Cathy and with all having a wonderful Mr, and Mrs, Allan Becker and Joy remaining for a few holi- time. Brenda, of Crediton, with rela. days, Mr. and Mrs. Merv:, :n Tie- tives in Kitchener and Water - Mrs, Thelnia Jones and Alr•s, plan have returned home from loo. Dorothy . StwaofToronto a trip o Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs, William Kirk spentthe weekend with Mr. Air. Edmund Kraft is a pa- and fani,ily iiih the :latt.er's and. Mrs. Lloyd. Thomson, tient in St. Joseph's :Hospital, sister and Becker, while and Mrs.' Mr. and Airs, Iles Massey, London, where he underwent Lorne r,, w ' e on their spentsurgery. the west, Robert o et antheitlat latter's parents, way to male their home in Mr, and Airs, Stanley Shaw of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Guen- ther Rev. and A1rs. Terry Harts Arthur, Robert remaining for , Alis. Wilmer Hovey,• of and. family of Peterboro with, a few holidays. Lucknow, and Mrs, Letta. Tay- Air, and Airs. E. R. Guenther for motored to Hallonquist, , ' Sask., where they visited with Women like to look into a Mr. Guenther's brother, Le- Live pedestrians and sue - mirror, except when pulling , land, and many other points of cessful men always think",, fast away from a parking place.. interest, 1 on their feet. 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