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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-02, Page 277777 P.sgeM `2 The Times -Advocate Noventbar 2;: 1961. �iQbli�ns and witches at. WQQdh By MRS. ARTHUR ,RUNDLE am concert WOQDHAM The....Wo.pdhani :iiission Band lznde the leadership of Mrs, Alex Gartenburg and Mrs. Leonard Thacker held ,the an- nual Hallowe'en concert in the church basement on Friday evening with a good cramd in O Happenings Blanshard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Par- kinson and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Thomson, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thac- ker and family were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Percy Hodgins of Granton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones and family, Mrs. Lottie Jones were Sunday evening guests of Mr,_ and Mrs, Ross Jones of London. -.Sandra Dunnell spent the weekend with Ann. Parkinson, Miss Ruth G. Hooper of Tor- onto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, Clare, Veryl and Jeanette. The Woodham YPU held a bowling party Saturday evening in St. Marys returning after to the home of Marion, Grant and Sharon Thomson for lunch and social -hour. This week in Winchelsea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS iS„ , ......' . v.`":iaaw...,s., raUsly Mr. Harold Clarke and Mr. Newton Clarke attended Wal- kerton Christmas Fair on Thursday , evening Harold was one df'"the top exhibitors in the Shetland pony class. Mr, and Mrs. William Wal- ters and Danny visited on Mon- day evening• with Mrs. Wilbert Glanville and family of Staf- fa. Mrs., Harvey Smith an. Pen- ny of Crediton visited on Fri- day afternoon with Mrs. Colin Gilfil1ah. . Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara visited on Satur- day night with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan and family at Exeter". ,11Irs.... Garnet Miners visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carscadden and family in Exeter. "Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Wright, Irv, and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family of Exeter visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke and boys, COME IN AND SEE .. . -1962 omet STATION WAGON CDEMONSTRATOR • Deluxe Trim ►e 101 H.P. Motor eN Full Chrome Discs ' ""'"''Iteg. Price $3,145.00 ;.;-SPECIAL PRICE h$2495.00 1959 VAUXHALL ESTATE WAGON, tutone, sharp. 1958"'• AUSTIN` SEDAN, green. 1957 CHEV, 2 -tons, 6 auto- rnatic, radio, new tires. Really sharp! 1957 MORRIS OXFORD SEDAN, b 1 a c k, white- walls, excellent. 1956 METEOR, 2 -door hard- top, 3 -tone, completely overhauled, radio, white- wall tires. OUR USED CAR LOT South"End Service Russ erd Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER A attendance with most of ,them in fancy ,costumes. After the parade with Mrs. Glen Copeland at the piano the various costumes lined up far prizes. Winners in pre-cltoolers, and under, best representa- tion, Mel Hazlewood; comic, Julie Webb; girls, 7 to 9, ;best rep., Verlyn Hooper; comic, Janice Thompson boys, 7 to 9, best rep., John. Gartenburg; comic, Steven Hazlewood; best dressed couple, Brenda Parkin- son and Kathy Thacker; Girls, 1Q to 13, best rep„ Ann Parkinson; comic, S a n dr a Dickey; boys, 10 to. 13, best rep., Jimmy McLaughlin; com- ic, Gary Hazlewood; best dress- ed couple, Dianne Smith and Barry Tomlinson; ,adults, Ruth Miller, Bob hillier; comic, Mrs. La Verne Rodd. The program which consisted of recitations, drills, dance numbers, piano solos and vocal solos was well put on and much appreciated, The church basement was nicely decorated with pumpkins and Hallowe'en cut-outs suit- able for the occasion. Popcorn balls and candy were sold aft- er which lunch was served to all present. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann and family, of Toronto, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hurst and family, of Windsor, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and David. Dr. George lMorphy, Mrs. Morphy and Nelson, of Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell and family of Russeldale, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, Warren and Sandra of Lakeside, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, Far- quhar, Mr. and Mrs. William Rundle. and Larry of Woodham were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Culver and Ken- neth at Lobo on Sunday. The leaves are falling fast but they have been beautiful as one drives through the coun- try and the flowers are still in bloom, Quite a number of the YPU members motored to St. Marys on Saturday evening and en- joyed the evening bowling. Miss Marian Thompson enter- tained the bowlers at her home when a social time was spent and lunch served. budget from" Baseline By MRS.,ARCIIIE DEWAR ....4;..M+ . ntrn\ro:r :. v. .din ,nrtn .nTvm. hlr. Robert on received the news Monday of the sudden passing of his aunt, Mrs. D J. Christie of Edmonton. Mrs, Christie and her husband flew by jet plane last summer to spend several weeks with I friends and relatives in On- tario where she was well known Mr, Jules De Brabandere is one of the canvassers who will be calling at the homes on the Base Line for the purpose of bringing up to date the post war records in the parishes of Blanchard., Mr. and Mrs, Tom Coward, Paul and David were guests with Mr. and Mrs, Al Dane and family of Windsor over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dewar, of London, were Saturday guests with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dewar and Mrs. Dewar, Mr, and Mrs, Lindsay Smith of Bayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Robinson of Rannoch were guests on Sunday with. Mr. Fred Jameson, Kate and Florence. 11Ir. and Mrs, Gordon Mc- Naughton of Ailsa Craig were Sunday guests with his broth- er, Duncan, and Mrs, Mc- Naughton. Miss Mary De Brabandere of St, Joseph's Academy, Lon- don, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jules De Brabandere and family, Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Baker spent the weekend with his sis- ter, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Scrivens, Rochester. Her moth- er, Mrs, Johnston, returned home with them on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Baker and Elton accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Esson attended the Holstein banquet at Milver- ton on Friday. Elton. 'has brought honors to the Kirkton Calf Club for his prizes for the last two years, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker accompanied by Mr. William Baker of the 8th Line visited with Mr. and 11Irs. Percy Nixon of Wiarton for the weekend. Miss Mary De Brabandere, sister of Mr. Jules De. Brab- andere, has returned to Can- ada from Belgium where she has finished her training as a graduate nurse and will take up her work in Toronto, Mrs. Toin Doupe returned to her home from St. Marys Me. morial Hospital where she has been for several weeks suffer- ing with a broken shoulder. Guests this week with Mr. and. Mrs, Holland were his, brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lioy .01 don, c ]a� • ndMiss Janice ce 11.IaClan a oyeOman acCCanbee.ldeoy dcohiyiu eityTnctln dd. 'struck s�M�el Wiled in .he :Sunday School icontnlunity enter -News Mrs. Charles Bison Hier with an accident last Wednesday, Oct, 25, at 745 A.m. while crossing main street, near her home, in the .village, She was returning with a pail owater d fan cn contact ... canna � . with a car driven by Charlie Rolliogs, of RR 1 Clandeboye, and suffered a fractured hip. Dr, Meredith of Ailsa Craig was called. She was taken by the Murdy ambulance of Luean to St. Joseph's Hospital. WA and Guild meeting Mrs Rae Hodgins was host. ess for the WA and Guild meet- ing with the President Mrs. Andy Carter presiding for the WA. Scripture was read by Mrs. J. H. Paton, Mrs. Carter gave the prayer for mission= aries and the rector, Rev, E, 0. Lancaster led in the Litany. Theme of the meeting was "Labour" Mrs, Ed. Flynn gave a re- port of the West Middlesex Deanery held at Lambeth. Mrs, Alan Hill presided for the Guild meeting, Roll call was answered by handing in articles for the ba- zaar which is to be held at 2.30 on Saturday, November 4 in the Sunday School room. During the business session, convenors were named for the different booths. Christmas puddings and Christmas cakes will be for sale, with home- made pies and cakes, home- made candy and a farmer's booth with vegetables and fruits. The hostess was assisted by Mrs, H. Murless and Mrs. Ernie .Lewis. Sectional president speaks At the meeting of the Wom- en's Federation of the United Church held at the home of Miss Aggie Northgraves tate guest speaker was the section- al president, Mrs. Jack Rosser, Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Rosser stressed the im- portance of missions, for a church without missionary spirit is dead. "The need is great, so support with your prayers and funds", she said. "Also sending bales, old ny- lon hose to be rewoven, Christ- mas cards, used at Formosa, and gifts to the port workers are a ,help." Mrs. Rea Neil presided and. Holland of Greensvi]le and his. daughter, Mr, and !Mrs 37.e=.:` Westman and family,, ye -Lon- don. Mr. and fl +i.. -Er ed Parkin- son and ;'.im y were guests on 7�r Sun "with Mr. .and Mrs. Mtck Pickel and family, St. arys. It's easy to 7% an attractive Jnr ceiling ! CE,.tUNC TILE ARMSTRFNG PRODUCTS AS ADVERTISED ON CIRCLE THEATRE Widr range of Patterns to chose from with colors to Match the decor of your home. 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During he business session' a donation was sent to the, Middlesex Presbyterial to be used towards a memorial for the late Mrs, J. Herbert Childs,' London. A bake sale Was planned to be held in lateen at a later date. Announcement was made that donations for the bale be handed in. by the end of Oe - sober, Assisting the hostess were Mrs, Arthur Hodgins, Mr. Alex Macintosh and Mrs. George Simpson. Elders win compliments The roll call for the meet- ing of Clandeboye Women's Institute "What I admire most in elderly women" was an- swered with many compliments for the not -so -young ladies. Mrs. Wilmer Scott entertain- ed the ladies with Mrs. David Kestle, president, presiding, During the business session it was decided for a money- making project to sell Beauty Counselor hand lotion, Mrs. Kestle and Mrs. Charlie Coughlin, secretary, were dele- gates to the London area con. vention. Mrs. Andy Carter, convenor of Historical Research, was assisted by Mrs, Alan dill who read of the life of the late Mackenzie King. Mrs. Karl O'Neil won the contest and the hostess prize was won by Mrs. Rea Neil. Assisting the hostess were Mrs• Andy Carter, Mrs. Roy Cunningham and Mrs. Cecil Carter. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Rae Hodgins on November 8 in the afternoon, 4-H club The 4•H girls have named their club "Fruit Menuettes" with Nancy Kestle as president and Helen Sigsworth, secre- tary. The leaders are Mrs. Wil- mer Scott and Mrs. George Hindmarsh. Bride.e,ect r ,'.rted Aliserfiiarilyn Eaton, whose wedding took place Saturday, October 28 at Clandeboye Unit- ed church, was honored at sev- eral pre -nuptial events and a trousseau tea. Hostesses at showers were Mr. Don Skelton and Mrs. Richard England, both of Lon - room of the Clandeboye united Church, Saintsbury gave a hostess chair and two table lamps and Clandeboye church and community, a platform rocker. Trousseau top Mrs. ordon . Eaton, mother er G of the bride -elect, entertained at a trousseau tea. ,Receiving guests with to hostess and bride -elect was Mrs. Kermit Thompson, in o t h e r of the groom-eleet, The tea table, covered with. a lace table cloth, was een- tred with white and russet col- ored mums. Tea was poured by Mrs. Arthur :Simpson, grand- mother of :the groom -elect. Displaying gifts and trous- seau were Miss Janice Macin- tosh, Miss Mary Riddell and Miss Elizabth Riddell, all of Clandeboye. T e a assistants were Miss Lynda ,Keays, Hyde 77777 Park, .and Miss. Judy Trudgeoti,: ilderton,. cousins 01 the: bride - elect. Miss Baton is secretary with,.. .Clare ,Bice at the Art Gallery i 'b n ' L1 ra L d. . 1 0 0. i t `. l . ib is , 1 y Personal. !terns Jlev, 1,. C. Harrison anct Mrs, Harrison of London visited with Mr. and 11irs. Abner Hen,- Ole len-drle Tuesday of last week, Mr. Harrison recently had art eye operation and was :a patient in Victoria hospital: for a eouplo ,of weeps. —Please turn. to page. 3 s• � Get your car ready now for rugged driving conditions Our Experienced Mechanics will check your car , from bumper to bumper and put it in top shape for those rough winter months that are just around the corner. Necessities For Carefree Winter Driving * GOODYEAR SNOW TIRES * ANTI -FREEZE.. 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