The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-23, Page 9CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
. Mr, and Mrs, Matthew SweItzer
Congratulate couple
on gol en wecding
More than 100 Wields and
'neighbors called to congratus
state Mr. and Mrs. iliettbew C.
,Sweitzer, Grand Bend, 'When
:they celebrated their :golden
wedding eanniversary Wednes-
,day. evening at the home of
thesr son, Mr. and Airs. Stuart
Sweitzer, Shipka.
Prior to the reeeptine, some
55 guests attended. a. Tensity
dinner at the Village Inn,
Grand Bend.
Among those from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Ratz,
.Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs, Alton
Comfort, Fenwick: Mr. and
Mrs. John McCallum, London;
Rev. R. S. Hiltz and Mrs. Hiltz,
Exeter, and Mrs. Martha
Smith, Exeter.
' A toast • to the couplc,. was
proposed by Mr. Hiltz and re-
plied to by Roy Raiz, brother
of Airs, Sweitzer,
The couple also received con-
gratulatory. messages from the
governor-general, Prime Minis-
ter Diefenbaker, Hon. L. B.
earson and Ontario Premier
bn P. Roberts.'
fr. and Mrs, Sweitzer were
married Nov. 15, 1011, at
I Corbett Methodist Church by
'Rev. D. D. Thompson: Mrs,
Sweitzer was the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John
,Patz and Air. Sweitzer was the
t son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sweitzer,
Their attendants were Mrs.
'Martha (Sweitzer) Smith. Ex -
'inter, and Milton Rate.
• Although the couple spent
f several years in New Hamburg
:after their marriage, most of
their lives have been spent on
their farm just south of Shipka.
'They recently retired to Grand
• Bend. .
Mrs. Sweitzer has been a
veteran member of Shipka
United Church WA, in which
• she held a number of offices,
and belongs to Grand Bend WL
• - Mr, Sweitzer has taught Sun -
'day School for more than 15
years.
Their family, which epresent-
Sed them with a guest book
*containing SO 50 -dent pieces,
•
itneludes Mrs, Venn (Da)
Sharp, Ripka; Milton Sweitzer,
iShipka ; Mrs. Note McCallum,
*London, and Stuart, Shipka.
Happenings in
Blartsh rd
'By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
1.sonal items
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones
spent Wedneeday and Thursday
-at the Royal Wihtet Fair in
!Toronto,
, Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Riddel thd
'family, Air. and Mrs, Joe Bry-
an of Grantor' were Sunday
evening guests of Mr. arid Mil.
WM. Jones, Mrs, Lottie Jones
retutned to spend a few days
;with Mt. and Mrs, Joe Billie.
Win. Thomson retureed
theme from St. Joseph's Hespie
tal, after speeding the past
three weeks there,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Mar -
'tie of St. Marys, Mr, and MIS,
Theodore Stephens 6f Ander-
son were Monday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Alos-
, Their grans'etelesleel4 of whom -
they ha' e eite presented them
with a corsage and boutonniere,
One of them, ;Tames Sweitzer,
played* "Put on your old gray
bonnet" on his accordion at
the open house at the special
request of his grandmother.
• Teeptea fr.om
Woodham
By :MR4. ROBERT RUNDL
IClandeboye sriower
P.ereenal iteme
Mts. Roy Brock, --of 'Detroit,
Welted Motley and Tuesday
with her :daughter and, sea -in-
law,. 'Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd .Stnith,'
Dianne And Douglas.
Mrs .asttt ,Mrs. Robert .ttetectles
Jim and Jack 'were FrideY
guests 'with eirs, Arthur Run -
410 of $1, Marye,
Air. and Mrs, John Duncan,
.a Stretford,. were ,Saturday
_evening guests •with. Mr, end
Mrs. John %RIM= and :Share
en. •
Air, and Mrs. Fred Payne,.
of Loecisen, syleited. 04 Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert,
Rundle, aim and Jack,
Mrs and Mrs. Lloyd Maks,
of Rayfield, were Sunday
tors with Mrs and Mrs, Erato
Vociden.
Mrs, lierry Webber spent a
.few -days last week with Mr.-
and -Mrs, Ernie Queen a Kiev -
Mr. E. Hathaway, of Torente,
was the 'guest speaker for the
-temperanceservice in 'Woods
bane United .Chureh. on Sunday
end. dinner .guest of Rev, and
Airs, 3. Wareham- one family.
Mr, and Mrs. Reg McCurdy
spent the weekend with Me, and
Mrs, Allan Hawkins of Union-
ville,
Air, and Mr. Cecil MurraY,
of Exeter, visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Don Mors
pest and Bradley,
Mrs. Robert Elliott of St.•
:Marys .and gra, M. Jaques'
were Friday evening guests of
Mr, and Mrs. le Javes and
faneilsa Mrs. Elliott visited On
Saturday with Mrs, M. Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Pringle, of
London, and Terry Pringle, of
Hamilton, were Sunday visitors
with • Mrs. IAL Copeland and
jean and else called on Mr;
and Mrs. G. Copeland and
Mrs., L. Copeland.
honors two 1,:ri.des
:(arter, Stephen and Nevin*
by MRS.11.P.AT9h1
were geetes sal Al.r. and Aire,
The Sunday school room of John T. bunesson, leiritton, last
Sunday and atteeded the bap -
St. James Church matle an ee. Uses eervice in the •United
tractive eetting for a Cburels when Paul Fr.ederick,
shower on WecinesdaY evel'iug s• on
in tumor of bride -elect Albs of Mr. and Mrs. John, T.
Meth•O'Neit Ind reeent beide,
sinAl4ss.ansinrssighsawvotztiv,with her
Mrs. Stewart Simpson, the furs sister, miss !waryBsfl fTihhio)
mer Ruth Ann (Suzy) Murlesss wrigia of London arrived in
The guests of b()-twr follow -
Mg a pregrem, wore seated W• ashington, D.C. Sunday. They
left Crumlin airport at 9.30
at a table covered with a lace
•aelt,Prtenb ggehrodenetenotr gd-ol\evOinth nal eifeas1,1 erndtviang.wcaetk ‘1. CheTflrY-
Mrs. Alan Hill, president of the nslaw,
Mrrlanugahicter Mrs.anLdies' Guild, pres
ented en be
of the church and coin, thighs, Fairfax',
enmity to Iniss O'Neil, a Mr. and Mrs, Harvest Mur-
Ereehler rocker and stool and less, Cpl. and Mrs. Al. Boggs,
In Mrs. Simpson, a mirror and Vickie and. Tracey visited Mr.
set oe cooking utensils and Mho Alfaucitr
edwisBgilowyead,
Miss ,aanlee
°1fls'ss Marjorie Donaldson, on Pialle and JoYce, in St. Thomas
behalf of the girls of the vii. on Sunday, Mrs. Wagland re-
lage, presented a miscellanes turned borne from Victoria
ous shower of gifts. Each girl liospital en Wednesday after
received the names typed on being hespitalizect for pine
white ribbon of the ones who following an operation,
contributed tOwards the gifts.
Mrs. Simpson was assisted
' Mr, anti eta Jelin 'Redd and
family were Saturday eveeirig
guests with Mr, and Airs. Lorne,
Johns and, family of Zion. and
Sunday evening with Air. and
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery and Allan
of Thames Road,
Lose Tung -Sol plant
to ram ton district
Tung -Sol Electric Inc., the
New Jersey firm which local
officials attempted Lo attract
here, has decided to locate in
Brampton.
An announcement by the firm
last week revealed IL has leased
a *ace at Bramalea,- east of
Brampton, to begin manufac-
turing operations.
Al the same time, the com-
pany announced plans to build
its own plant of approximately
40,000 square feet In wifich an
Dies in hospital
after soperation
Mrs. Gerald Chapman, 43,
Anne St., Exeter, died in St,
Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Tuesday, November 21. She
had undergone a major opera-
tion the previous Thursday.
Mrs. Chard -nail was the for-
mer Doris Ethel Herbert of
Biddulph Township and follow-
ing her marriage they lived in
Whalen before moving to Exe-
ter about 10 years ago.
She was a member of James
Street United Church.
Surviving besides her hus-
band are 'two daughters: Mrs.
Gordon (Doreen) Kirk and
Gerald (Alice) McLean, both of
Exeter and one son, James of
.Strathroy; her father, Menzer
Herbert, Exeter; two sitters,
Mrs. Roy Johns, Exeter, end
Mrs, Cleve Pullman, Bicidulph.'
two brothers, Wilfred Herbert,
Biddulph and. Harvey Herbert,
Brampton, and. three grandchil-
dren.
Funeral. services will be con: -
ducted at the Hopper-Rockey
funeral home, by Rev. 5, E.
Lewis on Thursday, November
23 at 2 pan. Interment will be
in Exeter cemetery,
Pall hearers will be Art
Cann, William Morley Je., Ger-
ald Hen, Sam BMW, Rost
Jaquee and Frank Beirantil.
Flowee bearers will be Joyce
and Marvin Bower, Ricky
13rinthell and Barbaee. Whiting.
soy.
Mr. end MtsCtell Mestey
Were Weditesday eveiting guests
of Mr. and. Mts. W. Z. Yetutg
Of St, Alarm . .
Aim and Paul Parkinseti were
Monday s guests -6f Cathy Mao -
lot, being Cathy's biethdaY,
Me.
and Mks. Leotierd Thae-
ker and CainfI,r Vielted Seeday
efterneen With Mie and Mrs
:Russ Schott of London. ,
Mr. and. Mrs. Ebne' nein.
'On of Welledebtleg,Mrs and
Airs, Herold, Cutiee of St, Ma-
. tee, Visited Friday. afteettoon
With Mr. and Mit, Lloyd Thole,
sore
Mr. and. Mrs, Lloyd Thomson
and Nett Were Steiday guests
Of Air,. and SIM NOMA'S Me.
Naughton ef Stratford.
.Mr.atul Mrs. Xentietit Latig.
atd end faitilly, were Sunday
biests of Mr, and Mtg. 'NOrnititi
A'rewartha Thilnitsville,
4tiltett lattither 'Of ladies at.
tended the eatitedell tea held
Huron Park wife
wins two turkeys
Crowds eetninue to grew at
Exeter Legion's fowl bingo,
proceeds from which will be
Used for Christmas parcels and
welfare Work.
Mrs. I), Slaters, Huron Park,
topped winters NOV. 1.5 by tak-
ing hoine two turkeys.
Mrs. Jim Kopp end Wayne
Sylvester, Owls, tied for see -
end piece With a chtekeit and
tetekey each,
William Nerthcott drew the
door OM, a 20a)etlial turkey
won by Airs. Pete Durand.
Other turkey whinees were
Prod Lamb, Mrs, Ed. Johnston,
Claren co Reid, Miss
:Pernik Triebeer, Mrs, George
nether and Mrs, Lloyd Ford,
Chicken w 1 it it s included
Mrs. North Heanien, aary
(Beton Mrs„ John COwitee Mrs,
Lloyd' Ifollandy Charlet Wag.
horn, I‘Irs. Greet Met, Mrs.
itilinMate, Mrs. Charles liar-
ris, Mrs. Kluft, Mrs. A, Gram
er, Johtt Matt, Mts. Odites
son, and Willi= Ntirtheett.
..„.. ,
Mrs. Goatee Eaton returned
home on Sunday, Nov, 19 from
in opening of gifts by Miss St, Joseph's Hoeettal where she.
Sharon leestle. Miss O'Neil bY spent a week 'followleg an opers
Miss Marlene Stewart of Lon- alien,
don. ' Mrs. Mervin Carter was one
Mrs. Simpson, prior to her of the11 teachers of Stephen
marriage, was honored when' township who, on Saturday, at'
Mise Maureen, Blair entertained • tended the Capitol Theatre to
at her home enelsondon to a. -see Irving Berikes "White
•Christmas" after dieing at the
Hong Kong Chinese restaurant
in London.
intscellaneous shower, also by
the Northern Electric and Serv-
ice Club.
The program included com-
munity singing and a game by
Mrs, Clarence Carter with Mrs.
Eldon Young and Miss Barb-
ara Beiber each receiving a
prize; reading by Mrs. Murray
Hodgson; contest by Mrs. Karl
O'Neil and Miss Barbara Cun-
ningleam gave several selec-
tions on her Hawaiian guitar.
Celebrate 80th birthday
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hod-
gins and family entertained on
Sunday afternoon in honor of
the latter's father, Mr. William
Morley Sr, of Whalen, who eels
anticipated 100 workers will
produce automotive lighting
equipment.
Tung -Sol produces auto -sig-
nal lights, sealed beam head-
lamps and miniature incart-
descent lamps, as well as
radio and TV tubes. it operates
eight plants in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
Exeter industrial promotion
officials contacted the company
more than a year ago when. it
expressed interest in 'the for-
mer North Land Hatchery
building here, Considerable da-
ta on the town and commtmitY
was prepaeed and presented to
company executives both at
Montreal and New Jersey.
It was for this Bern that the
local industrial corporation
earlier this year advertised fer
female applicants to determine
the amount of available labor.
W G, Cochrane, president of
the Exeter corporation, said
Tung.Sol's decision to locate at
Brampton naturally was a dis-
appointment, although not an
unexpected One. "Thm
ere see
to be a number of obstacles
which we could not overcome,
despite our extensive efforts.
However, we are not at all dis-
couraged nor do we feel our
work was wasted, particularly
in view of the fact that Kong-
skilde Ltd. has decided to lo-
cate its Canadian operation in
the farmer Notth Land build-
hig".
Air. Cochrane pointed out
that the experience of other
communities indicated the cor-
poration would lose far more,
prospects than it could attract
here, "We are quite pleased
that we have been successful
in helping to bring one new in-
dustry to the eemmunity in the
past year."
at the home ot Mrs. Claire Sis.
Sefi On Friday evening in honor
of her daughter,. Marie, who
Was married last week.
Miss ma o, Iteriper est Tet,
onto spelt the Weekend With
.Aft. afid MTh. Gladwyn Hooper
and faint1y.
eSealattaeettetteeneaellatesieselesee
At the
theatre
Double bill at the Lytle
Theatre this weekend cohtrasts
historical excitement in "Carth-
age in Flames" and childhood
Warmth in "My Dog Buddy",
The histerical event tells the
story, of a yeung Carthaginian
warrior who is sentenced in
death het eseapes to save the
Woman he loves. He also
rescues a riling Romait we -
man, who once saved his' life,
.trom being sacrificed. Mea1i.
while the Retains launch their
attack which bums Catthage
and destroys a nation,
A story .for all ages, My Dog
Beritly tells of the deep devo,
tine which exists between a
boy and his deg and their:
heartbreaking Mitts for each
other Atter e flaming eat
Wreck seperates them.
Merriagti enix-up
Alr. and Airs. Rea Neil were
guests on Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Wilton in Strath -
rose
Mr, and Airs, Maurice Simp-
son on Sunday visited the for-
reees sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Mains and Elizabetb. at
Resseldale. Mrs. Edith Hodgins
of Toronto eeturned with them
to visit here,
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham has
returned home setter spending
four weeks in Sirncoe with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Manson, John
ebrated esent sts his 80th birthday- were I. and and the baby, Mary Christine.
Getepr
Mrs. William Morley Sr; Mr,
and Mrs, *William Morley Jr.,
Janice and Rehbie; Mr. and
Mrs. 'Witham French' and fain-
lly, all of Whalen; • Mr. and
Mrs. Garry Parkinshies and
Randy of St. Itlarys; Mr. end
Mrs. Howard' Morley, Karen
and Kathleen and Mr. Don
Newbery of Hazel Park, Mich, . .. . . ....... . . tete
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock
and David of Chiselhurst; eir, On Sunday Rev, and Mrs.
Don Brock of New Hamburg,
Mr. Bill Brock and Miss Ann
King of London.
Watker-O'Neil ' •
At St. George's Anglican
Church, London, a quiet wed- ternoon. They moved to the rec-
dinebceremony was solemnized tory from Bervie on 'Wednesday,
by the rector, the Rev. K. .1, Nov. 15.
Conyard, uniting Ruth O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll
daughter of Mr. -arid Mrs. Ross I were guests with the forrner's
O'Neil, RR 1 Clandeboye, and 'grandmother on Friday, Nov.
William J. Walker, SO of Mrs, 17. Mrs. Carroll was celebrarc
Janet Walker, Win.gham, and ing her birthday and on Satur-
day evening Mr. and Mrs, Car-
roll accompanied Mr. and Mrs,
George Simpson, Clandeboye, to
London as both ladies' birth-
days fall on Nov. 17, On Sunday
evening Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Christie and Graham, Centra-
lia, were guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll.
The ladies of St. Patricks
WA and Guild spent several
days this past week quilting at
the home of Mrs. Lorne Wei -
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tindall
and Nancy and Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Davis were Sunday eve-
ning guests with Mr. and Mrs,
Earl Atkinson.
Mr. H. S, McLean, Mr. and
Airs. Fred Dobbs jr. and Dr.
and Mrs. George Lindsay of
London assisted Mr. and Mrs.
The story in
Siintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
"The Marriage (le-Reund
which plays Mon, Tues., Wed.;
is a rollickieg comedy about
domestie crisi ifl the healed -
hold of bite de -liege ptOfeseete,
Susan IlayWerd and AMOS
Meson, who lecture ott ittat-
riage and merels, They and.
steely tint their own inerriege
in jeopardy at the hands ef a
bettutiful blond Swedish
Julie NeWillan, who wants
a perfeet baby and has acted..
ed Mason as the apisteleriate
fe th tsie ,
'The bay Way to keep geed
friend is to be elles
Bennett and boys, formerly of
Bervie end now at St. Paul's
Kirkton, and Si. Thomas, Grea-
ten, and St, Patrick's Saints -
bury, was in cearge of the ser-
vice at St. Patrick's Sunday af-
the late Thomas Walker. -
Miss Marlene Stewart was
maid of honor with Mr. George
Spearing, St. Marys, as grooms-
man.
The couple will reside in Lon-
don,
CHURCH NEWS
St, James
At St. James Church on Sun-
day, 'Nov. 19 the rector, the
Rev. E. 0. Lancaster., with the
congregation, used the new
prayer books for the service.
Flowers platted in the church
were in memory of the late
Mr, William Haskell; of Lucan,
United Church
At the United Church the
pastor, the Rev. G. W. Sach,
took as his sermon subject
"Laborers together with God". Robe Mogk with open house at
He reminded the congregation their Guelph residence on Fri -
to listen to CKNX Wingham, day evening and later attended
920,7tiesdays at 10:05 for Radio the Guelph General Hospital
Ministry. Alumnae Dance at Paradise
Gardens.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 14
Ancient art Mrs. Bell Johnston was hostess
to a brush demonstration. Mrs.
Ron Carroll, a new dealer, was
hi's hobby in charge of the deraonstration,
There were twelve ladies pre-
seAlte and Mrs. Earl Greenlee,
Larry and Leslie were Saturday
evening guests. with Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond. Greenlee, Les-
lie was observing his tenth
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Peterson.
and family were Sunday eve-
ning Vests with Mr. and. Mrs.
Jim Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Noels,
Aylmer, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice
MacDonald, Lucan, Mr. arid
Mrs, Harry Carroll and Mr, and
Mrs. Heber Davie were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mn. Jack
Dickins.
Authority ..proposes,
winter work plan
, . .
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A .V.XOPOK1 winter works We- A 1004eetI 'wall pf the
m, baskets;
gea improveroots to. wats• "emiNgted a geld stone on
-erehed parks has been approved tained by wire, was ,ereete.
by the .0etadive of ,tbe Aus.. last year At the ,:entrance a11.
• able authority.. proved :succe5eful in retardine
- •
TITS impro v g m g At ,e, on -
Mated tn.:eget more than 46e000.
in ell, -will he enbMitted in fed-
eral and provincial authorities
Inc apprevet under .grant reg.
uletione ,of the winter Assist --
Aiwa .pregrarn.
The ,proposat palle Inc devel-
element. yorie M -conservation
areas at the Morrison Dare,
Rock •Glenn, Thedford, Port
Franks,- 441.r.41.1 And Exeter, ac-
eroeion of the sand lulls.
This year's project galls fog
an additional 200 to 300 feet. ;
The Authority also Welds tie
clean silt out from a 400 -foe
strip along the bank of the o1..
river ehannel to provide more -
dockage area Inc cOttagers,
Willow strips will be piante.
Alen the bark to stop erosion;
Oa the authority's office proe
perty at Exeeer, plans call Io
cording to Field Officer J. T. the plantireg of shrubs aroun
cOauley the building, -enlargement o.
RgActia5 92 — Mrs. Jetta Alas At Morrison DAM* the autho-
kins, RR 1 Exeter, celebrated rity hopes to establish a drink -
her 92n4 birthday Wednesday. lag fountain from a spring near
"I'm doing just fine," she said the reservoir to which a trail
with ,a chuckle. Although she
requires help with her house-
work now, she still lives alone.
"I'm doing all 1 can to keep
going as Jong as 1 cen," she
told The T -A,
Mr. Eugene Bice, a native of
Clandeboye, and now a teacher
of art in Herman Collegiate,
Windsor, is one of a handful
of people who have become in-
terested in the 'ancient art of
enamelling on copper.
This art was known live cen-
turies before Christ by ancient
Babylonians and Greeks, In re-
eent years there has been a
revival of thie art. Six Years
ago Mr. Bice became interest-
ed and has made beautifully
designed ash trays, earrings,
brooches and pendants all read-
ily saleable, .
. . ..
Message from
—Doerr
Greenway
By MRS. C. WOODBURN,
Personal items
Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Dettloff
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mrs. Albert Pollock,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curts
visited on Sunday with rela-
tives in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Bailey,
of Oil City, visited on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Harold. Mc-
Donald,
Mr. Dean Brown, Afr. and
Mrs. Russell Brownand fam-
ily and Mr, and Mrs, Carman
Woodburn visited e on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Faber and Kevin of Kips
pen, it being Kevin's first
biethday.
Mr. and Mrs. Selbourne Eng-
lish and Mr. Fred McLinchey
spent a couple of days last
week with friends in Detroit,
Ricky Dellow of London
Township is visiting with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bus Lagerwerf.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pol-
lock visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Lillie Gill of Grand Bend.
Mrs. Walter McPherson is
visiting with relatives in Lon-
don.
Mrs. Albert Pollock visited
on Wednesday with Mrs. Walter
Morley, Kathleen and Gordon,
of Brinsley.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn, of
Toronto, spent the weekend at
his bome here.
Mr. Harold 'McDonald attend-
ed the sale of horses at the
Western Fair grounds, London,
on Saturday and sold one of
his horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curls
end Mrs. Lawrence Curts visit-
ed on Friday with relatives in
Sarnia.
Mrs. Carman Woodburn visit-
ed on Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Steeper and Mr.
and Mrs. 1,Stan1ey Steeper of
West McGitlieray.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McLellan,
of London, spent the weekend
with her patentee Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Brophey.
The essentisal piece of equip-
meet is a small kiln and basic . .... - ' ' .. - .. '• .. ... • - •st-• ... • - • . •-• .
per shaped as an ash iraY or Topics m
-f re
materials are the piece of cop -
item of jewellry, powdered
enamel and an assortment of Elinwilie
acids, cleansers And eterisils
for handling. There is no old
to . se ways of experimenting
ih this art and even the sint .... : . . -
lest week Ls (sanative. Ile p,„„Ai tthmt
does this work in the kitchen l ---- --
Of his apartment, Mr, and Mrs, Delbert Wags
, , ,, , e, ,
mt. Bitd is .a eon of mr, nor sine umuns ot Allusion,
Austin Bice Cialideboye, and Mr' •"'d Mrs' Deuglas l'ultan
attended • dartis School, the lir Ste MarYSo Mies Bernice
Lewin High Seised and Londoit Dottmge or •Sesiorthi mr.
formai &hoot. Re imegat in Larry Scheele at .Alonktoti visit,
Clandeboye settee' and hee been ed au St.tutillY with Mr. °lid
on the staff of Windsor schoels 'Mrs. Ali" ruttott.
ter severel years,
Peal:trial Nine
By Mfee. ROSS SKINNER
ieneel 1.1 ubdee sm.; ymkoe dy a yet fit, Other sroonrck, A full authoritY Meeting hat
trees and been called for WedneedaYt.
planting oe shade
painting of the guard posts, December 6, in Parkhill to hoe;
year-end reports from the ad.s,
the periwig area, and thee
planting of a windbreak on
the west sqle of the office,
Prepare 1902 budget
Plans for the Lunen se/tee-
ming bole', park call for tho visory boards and to prepare k
establishment of a nature trail, budget far 1962.
alang which trees will he Wen •
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eeeeseeeeeetel.aeeeieaekeet'eMSS'
Town topics
Mrs, Lyle. Rudolph and
daughter Joanne, also Miss Lil-
lian Waters and daughters,
Lynn and Karen, all of To-
ronto visited with their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Borland, last week.
Glenn Belling, who is on the
staff of the Bank of Nova
Scotia ie Toronto, returned
home after spending six weeks
in England on business. He vis-
ited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Belling over the
weekend returning to Toronto
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen
of Mt, Brydges visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Witmer on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mts. Robert: Parsons r
d b6,
and family of Montreal visited r inonus not\
last week with the former's s *4
father, Mr, Roy Parsons and were iegitimate
Miss OHO,
Ewart and Mac Cornish and
Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Cornish of
Kincardine and Mr, and Mrs.
Ralph Cornish and two eons,
Bayfield, spent Sunday with
Mrs, Mary larinigan,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Don-
ald Jeffery and family of Pre -
ton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, lineace Pfaff
attended a banquet Tuesday
evening at Cobblestone ime
London, pat on by Pride Corn
Division of King Grain and
Seed Ca. et Chatham for their
salesmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darling
s have returned freest a two-week
vacation to Florida and Nes-
sen, They renewed liequaint,
Maces with fernier Exeter resi-
dents, Me, and Mrs, George
Wright, Si, Petersburg, and Ted
Smith, Nassau.
Ale. and Airs. Mike Hedged,
leeeter, were guests last week
with Mr. and Met, Weed Al-
len, Huth Quebec and were else
Mr. Athol ilult°11. Or Us* reature guests on CFRA radio
towel and Aliss Mena Clerk°
tilled, as well as the develop.
Mecan he secured Resident of Ha
rit aa patting Int 14 land
BuilrA fireplace, garden
4
dies at he
wants to build a rock gardenr hom4.
At Rock Glum, the authority
eee.
and fireplace out of field stone titte" cale„,en Gengerieh,
near the picnic shelter, con-
struct a lookout platform over
the waterfall as well as a
stairway to its bottom, Plans
also include the erection of
new rest stations and develop-
ment of more parking faeilities
01 Hay Township died Thurs.
day, November 16 at tter homei
She Ives the former' Emma
Kennel oe Blake.
Surviving besides her huslf
band are five sons, Bahl;
Lorne, Alvin, Neil and Lennise
at the east end, all of Hay township; six daughe
Another lookout platform is ters, e‘irs. Elton. (Elda) Ben,,
planned for the top of a sand d,,eeir: Varna; Mrs. Stanley Saule
dune in the Thedford park, as der, Exeter; Mrs. Earl (Doll
eent Desch, Airs, It 0 n n 0 t ii
welt as several nature trails
and additional picnic tables. (Della May) Gazebo, of the
Zurich area; Mrs. Keith (Hee
In the Port Franks area the
n
authority wishes to extend its ilze4ri Marie) Gingerieh, RR e
gabien basket relaining walleh; 5'3 grandchildren and
T Wbrothers! the north side of the barone great-grandchild;
authority's subdivision. Great Bend, NX.; five sister's:
• Mrs. Mary Manson, Stanleel
Township, Mrs, Nancy Koelle-
GBrequests ler, Zurich, Mrs. Clara Keels.
O i
bor o protect cottages in the Kitchener, Jacob Kennel
Michael Kennoe,
•
ler, Kitchener, Airs, Edminia
(Mettle) Erb, Zurich;
j:ii
do Smith, Watertown, N.Y.
gov t action Funeral services were hele
in the Zurich Mennonite
Grand Bend council, with the church, Sunday, Nov. 19 rvitt
backing of the Chamber of interment in Mennonite eernee
Commerce and the local fisber-
tery, Goshen Line. Westlake
men, plan to seek „government Funeral Horne. Zurich, made
action to alleviate the frequent the funeral arrangements. r
blocking of the river mouth
with drifting sand.
At their regular meeting,1 Mrs H, Broom
born in England
AIrs. Herbert Broom, 83, a
Monday, reeve James Dalton
said a meeting was being ar-
ranged between the three
groups and A. M. Scrogge, dist-
rict engineer for the depart-
ment of public works,
resident of Exeter for the pate
He said they would present
14 years, died in South Huroe facts and figures regarding the Hospital on Saturday, Noverneher 18 s
amount of revenue realized in
the tourist arid fishing indus-
try. During the past summer,
both were seriously hampered
when the mouth of the river
became almost unnavigable for
larger boats.
The river was dredged to
alleviate the trouble, but has
since filled in and had to be children and 17 great graner-
She was the former Florena
Emily Larkrnan, born in Eng.
land. Her husband predeceased
her in 1951. e
Survivieg are one daughters
Mrs. Arthur (Gertrude) Fie14
horse, Mono Road Stn., t9
sons, Ernest William, Toronto,
and Herbert, Exeter, 12 grand
cleaned out again. The sum- •
mer resort groups hope that
the government will either
build a longer pier or break-
waters to present a permanent
control,
"Now is the time we should
be taking action", Dalton stat-
ed, "because they,will soon be
preparing their budgets for
next year. We may also have
more luck due to the fact it
sounds as if we may have an
election".
I In other business, councils
-Tassed a motion to pay
$2,07.68 to the TOW. of Ex-
eter, as their share at the 1961
debeneure for SHDI-IS.
Awareded a tender for snow
plowingnand sanding of streets
to Lee Jennison for the contract
rate of $6,ee0 per hour for each.
His was the only tender sub-
mitted and the price was the
same as last' cease
Planned to cat tenders again
for snow plowing' nf the village
sidewalks, because ,,no tender
was received,
The 4,11 eldh, The Fruit
Merinttettes, Met at the home
of Mrs, D. Reale en Saturday
with WS, Wihnee Scott arid
Mee, Ales.: Macintosh as lead.
mt.
M. and Met. Blake, Reek
While it RI home Saturday
evening Int, two head of tattle.
The Beck tensity eseaped with
minor injninee, but the ear
Was extensinely dainagtd and
the cattle had te be destroyed.
Alt, mid Mess. Andy Carter
yisited Stieday With Mr. and
Mrs. atm HatiserA WeSt LOrti&
Mr, and Itiralliee Sleeps
sera Mr„ and Mrs, Cla'relite
Of Walton visited ea Stinday
with Mr. and, Mrs. Sanfeed
Hut foe.
Mr. and Mrs. leraintlie Skin -
her, Jafiet and Sandra vieited
on Sunday with Ale„ aed eles,
'Gerald Shore tet Loridon arid
alleeded the church service at
St. GeOtge's church where their
granddatIghters Mary Ellen,
Vas baptieed,
Me, Heywood, Of
Nava &NU, is spending a. few
days with his parents,. Mr. and
Mrs, Hubert Heywood,
Mr. and Mrs. -William Itoutly
visited on "Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs„ Eentiellt liogg of Thorn -
dale.
station, Otteen with their host,
radia, TV and. Spartan recerd-
ing artist,
Mrs. Reee Jetted', Edeani-
ton, Atte., visited With her hus-
band's parents; Me, arid Mrs,
Harold steffety on Sttedriy eves
'fling. She flew down to Attend
the fuhcral ot her brother,
Staff Sgt,.Bruee Cooper, II, on
Saturday in Ottawa,
About 3..0 million Canadian
Mete than ene-thied ef the
fidtile pepuletion, roctive
intintbly 'cheques front Ottawa.
not including: Ineilibers the
ettited terelede tivit set,
vke,
The bonus notes about which
complaints were made in com
'section with the recent Poppy
Day here were not contributed
as a lerank, Legion officials
have learned since,
After the eomplaint appeared
in The 'l' -A, the eontribuor con -
tatted Mayor R. E. Pooley to
Wenn him they had been in-
serted in good faith, since they
were redeemable,
The ream said the coneribu.
nett actually amounted to 50
cents,
The notee, giveh as a eash
refund by a local etore, looked
much like dollar bills. Officials
at first thought the donor had
tried to pass (hem off AS
such.
c
Private funeral service wet
held from the II. C. Dinnet
funeral home on Monday, No
20 conducted by Rev'
Brea DeVries. interment: wei
in Exeter Cemetery. P'allbeate
A
ers were six grandsons.
• 4
,
A
Seaforth youths'!
guests of MLA
Four students front Seaforti
District High School we 2
guests of Hon. C. S. MacNaugh
ton and Mrs. MacNaughton
the opening of the Ontailh
legislature Wednesda.y, s
Tbis is the second time 1,14
Huron MLA anni his wife hare
been hosts to high school
students at such a ceremonee
Four front South Huron were,
selected on the previous nes
c a sion.
The four (ram Seaforth atee
Gisela Benne, Barbara Hele
land, Allan Patterson arid Dare
rell Schneider, selected on Mg
basis of academic training,
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LIGH1- WEIGHY ZIPPER ilLACK
O'Shoes
Rubber Boots
mews . $3.65
Otoysi $2.75
New arici thed
Skates For The Family
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