The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-08-24, Page 2Pae '2 The Tirtle4•MVOcate.g August 24, 1901 I has been a patient in Victoria afternoon at St. johns Cluirch,, week on the farm. Billie Siga-
!Hospital London for seVeral Arva, with the Rev. A. It1 worth returned home with his
;News (7 of _ andeboye
By MRS. J. H. PATON
,._,,,„: , 7--..4,.z.,:a7:- ...:.,.:.:, -; . _ ... ,tient in the Craigholme, Ailsa And Helen Visited with Mrs. " Attended the annual memorial
Lee and family. Linda Lee re- l John's Mirth, Arva, ;SitladaY.
'..Aacident at home 'Paton, Mt. Elgin; Jack Paton, usual,
weeks following another hip Jared officiating. The bride la Parenta after Spending a week
operation. Several Months ago the daughter of Mr. and Airs. the city.
she suffered fractured; hip Rill phillips and the grown is I Mrs, J. Ir, ratan attended
and spent some lime in general ,the son a mr. and AirS. Nord the funeral Of Mrs. Winalfred
hospital in St, 'Thomas. ;Alan Bilyea. Irakon
Mrs. Charlie Carter, a pa.1 Air. and Mrs. Jitn. .Sigsworth VAlr. and lliti
ndAaciaS
.Ernie Lewis
• Craig, has not been as well as Sigsworth's slater, Airs. Arthur and deperatioa, service at St.
r e r f
Clarence Millson was London; Clare Paton, Clande- l
turned home aftespending a ThCarteamily held a The Rev. Erie Bays and Mr.
• taken by the Murdy ambulance hOYe, Leonard Carley, Bellevue, 'Ron Watts, Winnipeg, friends
4,,to St. Joseph's Hospital on Ohio, and Max Lindsay, Kin- , of the Rev. Stanley Tomes of
'
Friday, August 18, following an , tore, as pallbearers. Big Trout Lake, Ontario, visit -
:accident in her home here. Relatives attending from a ed here with Mrs, Emily
TShe fell down several steps. distance were Mrs. Albert Car- 'Imes and son Tom on Wed-
.., pr. Meredith of Ansa Craig leY and Leonard Carley. Belle, nesdaY. Theattended the
was called. He was in London vue, Ohio; Airs. Enoc Paton ShakesPeareanY Festival at
Stratford and left on Thursday
on the way to Kenora and
home,
'Mr. and Mrs. William Ro-
berts, Rochester, New York,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Kurt Gebel. Billy re-
turned home with his parents
after spending two months with
the Gebel family,
•Mr. Earl Paton, London, and
M. and Mrs. Allan Bernier,
btu minutes was at the
Allan, Diane, Christine and
X-rays showed •one leg
. was3
Charity Bernier, Cleveland;
ibady broken, it waS set with Air. and Mrs. Waiter Pierson,
ravires, The other leg bone, Petroh; Airs. Margaret Furse
.whiCh was aP.lintered, was put. and. Air, and Mrs. SamCrellin
a east, •' and Mrs. Max Lindsay, Kin-
7...Mrs. R. Crellin
Lou Beckett. of Kitchener visit- Mr. E. w. Paton, Cleveland,
tore.
Personal items
Misses Ruth Anne and Mary
- native of di Strict ed their grandfather, Mr. Clar- visited their brother, J. H.
6 ence Wilson, and uncle, Mr. Paton, on Saturday.
Funeral services were held Gerald Milson, and also visit- Mrs. Alma Hendrie, Mrs.
on Friday, August 18 for Mrs. ed Mrs. Millson in St. Joseph's Cecil Carter and Mrs. Karl
iMary Jane (Jean) Crellin, 76, Hospital on Sunday. O'Neil attended the BUM-
ibeloved wife of the late Robert Mrs, Alex O'Neil •of Aylmer Phillip wedding on Saturday
Crellin, 41 Riverview Ave.,
-1.1,ondon, at the A. Millard ,ffimmmm llll umm. llll mmm lllll mm lllllllllllll m llllllllllll mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,,i,
1,-,
.*eorge funeral home, London,
with the Rev. Stanley A. Moote,
-pastoral assistant at Wesley
• United Church, conducting the
' service.
Mrs. •Crellin was born No-
7vember 8, 1884, n McGillivray
township, daughter of Andrew'
iand Charity (Conner) Paton of ;
a family of 11, seven boys and
Zfur
She znarried Robert Crellin
:November 8, 1909, in Winnipeg.'
They lived in Prince Albert,
;;Sask., for about six years
where he was a stone mason.
....;The family returned to Ontario
7,and lived in Ingersoll for a
_fetv years and later took up
.7,residence in London. Mr, Crel-
lin died August 17, 1956.
• She was a member of Knox
rUnited Church. Following a
41engthy illness she died at
;Mason Villa Hospital on Wed-
:nesday, August 16.
• Surviving are two sons and
zione daughter: Harry Cronin,
1Bernard Crellin and Hrs. C. E.
• (Elleen) Deeley, London; one
Tsister, Mrs. Albert (Lee) Car-;
;ley,. Bellevue, Ohio; three bro-
lthers, James H. Paton, Claude-!
;boy,e, Earl Paton, London, and:
Enoch Paton, Cleveland, Ohio,
and4sbe grandchildren.
• Interment took place in Si.
Zanies cemetery, Clandeboye,
.with nephews f;pora rip
Exeter Public Utilities
Notice of
Water
terruption
Weather Permitting
Saturday, Aug. 26
I a.m. to 4 a.m. D.S.T.
AFFECTING ALL OF THE TOWN OF EXETER
This interruption is necessary to make repairs to
our water mains.
Your co-operation will be appreciated.
H. L. DAVIS,
Superintendent,
picnic at Springbank on Sun-
day, Mr. and, Mrs, Mervin'
Carter and Ian, Mr. - and Mrs.
Rill Walden, of Chatham, and
Mr. and Mrs. -Carlyle Carter
and jimrole,. of London, at
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Paton
and Clare, :also. Mrs. ,Jessie,
attended the funeral services
of the former's sister, Mrs,
.Crellin, at the, Millard
Cy eine funeral Ixontel Toucton,
and the. -eontmittal SerViCOS,at
St. Janes ,e.eMeterb beeon
Friday,
Some workers have !cis of
"get -up -and -0e" when it's time
to get up and go borne. Yes,
sir, they're the •ones who get
"tired with. enthusiasm"
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