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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-18, Page 8The 'Time4,A.dvqcote„ January 18, 1.9.6 N`M.,,,241.6:10.3.4450114.M LAST RITES FOR EXETER REEVE—Members of Exeter council served as honorary bearers during the last rites held Thursday at Main St. United Church for Reeve W, J. "Bill" McKenzie. County council members and Exeter Lions formed a guard of honor for the proces- sion. Church was filled for the service, a tribute to the man who served county and town faithfully for the past decade, photo This Week's Specials MASON/VTR UNDERLAY 4'x3' EACH 9c POPLAR UNDERLAY 4'x4' EACH • orksmor•e•••• Youth Fellowship The Boys and Girls Fellow- Ship of the ELM church met on Friday afternoon, January in the Sunday School rooms, Business was centred on pro- motion of classes. Teacher . for the juniors is Rev,. A. M. .Schlenker, primary, Mrs. Lorne rinkbeiner;' kindergarten, Mrs. Harold Palmer. Rev, Schlenker then conducted a singsong fol- lowed by a film, Mark 58 Mr. and Mrs, Henry Beaver marked their 58th wedding an- niversary on Saturday, Janu., ary 13. They were guests with their son and family, Mr. nd Mrs, Eugene Beaver, Exeter, Personal items Mr, and Mrs, Russell Clark of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr, Francis Clark, who returned home with them after spending a month visiting with them after coming from hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roeszler and family of London with Mrs, W. Roeszler and • family Sunday. Mrs, Albert Wolfe has gone to Exeter with Mr, and Mrs. Harold. Wolfe and family for some time. Mr, and Mrs. William Oest- richer spent Sunday afternoon with friends at Strathroy. Mrs. M. Clark, Mr. and. Mrs. Don Dinney and family, Mr. Otto Pfaff and Miss Shirley Gaiser, of London, Mr. Gordon Hutchison all spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc- Cann at Clinton, Communion service was ob- served in the EUB church and six members were transferred to Zion church on Sunday morning. Miss Shirley Gaiser of Lon- don spent the weekend with Mrs. Royal Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambie and boys of Hensall visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Haugh and family on Sunday. Conklin Lumber CENTRES EXETER GODERICH GRAND BEND THEDFORD Got an eye for SAVINGS? HALF PRICE BARGAINS 36 Sport Shirts Sorry, Only Two To A Customer White Shirts 28 ONLY — CLEARING AT Ea. '1.98 3 5.50 15 All Wool Suburban Coats DO IT NOW! DO IT NOW OUP MR NM CP IIVII RE See Conklin Lumber for quality building materials If you are planning to build a new home, nr to remodel or enlarge your present dwelling, bring your ideas or blueprints to Conklin Lumber and let our "Home Planning Consultant" go over them with you.,He will give you 'free advice, as well as an estimate of building materials, No obligation of course. • All Types of Lumber • Floor Tile • Ceiling Tile • All Types of Wallboard • Imported Plywoods • Insulation • Combination Doors Etc. Ball Point Pens 9` Save 40g 2-Yr. Guar. Hot Water Bottle 1.59 Large congregation final tribute to reeve This week III Dashwood Iffy MRS, ggy.io,4 RADER While a reception and dance was being held at Zurich. Com- munity Centre for Mr. and Mrs. Jahr McBride (the former Mary Finlay) on Sat- urday night, the groom's car was taken from in front of their farm home on the Goshen Line. They had gone to Zurich with. Hugh Mclride and upon re- turning home found the car missing. After seeking for it they called in the police for assis- tance. It was found on Sunday afternoon among the gas trucks at the Co'Op in Hensall, :Inaugural service was held on Sunday morning. Car stolen Elect slate for Goshen By. MRS. CLARE .McBRIDE GOSHEN Mrs. Bruce Keys was named president of United Church Women of Goshen United Church at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Bob Peck on Thursday, Jan. 11. Other officers are: vice. president, Mrs. Anson 'McKin- ley; recording secretary, Mrs. Clare McBride; assistant sec- retary, Mrs. Berl McBride; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John. Robinson; treasurer, Mrs. Roy McBride; assistant Mrs. Howard Armstrong. Community friendship and visitation, Mrs, Russel Erratt, Mrs. Clarence Parke, Mrs, Al- lan Armstrong and Mrs. Rich- ard Robinson; program com- mittee, Mrs. Bob McKinley, Mrs. Bob Peck, Mrs. Kenneth Parke, Mrs. Arnold Keys, Mrs. James Keys; social functions and manse committee, Mrs, Allan Armstrong, Mrs. Elmer Hayter, rs. Keith McBri M de. Supply and welfare, Mrs. Floyd Armstrong, Mrs. Walter Eckel and Mrs. jack Eckel; literature and periodicals, Mrs. C. Parke; stewardship and re- cruiting, Mrs. Elgin McKinley and Mrs. Bert McBride; Christian citizenship and social action, Mrs. Pitt and Mrs. George Simons; organists, Mrs. Russell Erratt, Mrs. Elmer Hayter and Mrs. Melvin Elliott; birthday friend, Mrs. E. McKinley; card friend, Mrs. Keith McBride; tea f u n d, Mrs. J. Keys. COME IN AND TRY THE NEW AUSTIN ONE RIDE WILL CONVINCE YOU! 1960 AUSTIN SEDAN 1960 CONSUL SEDAN Radio, red color. 1060 MORRIS 850 Tudor 159 VAUXHALL ESTATE WAGON, tutone, sharp. 1.958 CHEV SEDAN Better than new, 17,000 1956 METEOR SEDAN Tutohe, automatic. 1955 DODGE SEDAN 1954 BUICK. SEDAN 1953 METEOR SEDAN Radio, chrome discs, sharp. 1953 DODGE SEDAN 1952 DODGE SEDAN Sharp! 1949 MONARCH SEDAN SEE US FOR .GOODYEAR TIRE DEALS • South-End .Servite .6tict Chuck: Snell PHONE 2s EXETER afternoon unit of 'he United Church Women was held on Thursday, Jan, 11, with twenty ladies present, Worship period was led by Mrs. Emery Des Jardins, Rev. Edgar Roulsl.on installed the officers for 1962 for after- noon unit, Study book was taken by Mrs, Wm. Love. Treasurer's report of W,M,S. for 1961 was given by Mrs. Alan Miller. Treasurer's report. of W,A, for 1961 was given by Mrs. Hugh Morena. Lunch was served by Mrs. Myrtle McGregor, Mrs, Susie Devine and Mrs. Campbell Tavener. Surprise on Anniversary The family of Mr. and Mrs. John. Lovie sprang a surprise party for them last Wednesday evening at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George Latta, on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs, Lovie have two sons and two daughters, Car- man, Mrs. George Latta, Mrs. Orval Farrell, and Cecil, all of Stephen Township, and fourteen grandchildren, During the evening Mr. and Mrs. Lovie were presented with a studio couch, after which games and a social evening was enjoyed. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stebbins are holidaying in Florida. Mrs. Peter R a v elle and daughter Lori are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Don Odbert in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Patter- son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patterson and Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood. Gill at- tended the Miller-Racier wed- ding in Dashwood on. Saturday. Little Lori Lovie, two-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lovie, is a patient in South. Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Allister, of Hamilton, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill and family. Miss Marion Gill spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gill By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN STAFFA A presentation and dance was held Friday nigh'! in Staffa Township ball for Dalton Bal- four, who has recently sold his farm. A large crowd attended. Dalton was presented with an onyx ring and a purse of money, Howe's orchestra provided the music for dancing, Personals A family dinner was held re- cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Miller. The occa- sion was Kenneth Miller's birthday. Those present were Mr, and Mrs, Johnny Miller and Karen, Mr, and Mrs. Rus- sell Miller and Lee, Staffa, Mr. and. Mrs, Jimmy Miller, Betty and Bruce, Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan, Faye and Dennis and. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Duncan, Sheila, Janice and Floyd from Kirkton, Miss Margaret Drake, nurse- in-training at South Huron Hospital, visited with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Drake for a couple of days. Mr. Stanley Pullman is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Sunday visitors with. Miss Margaret and James Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Mc- Nicol and Mr, George Miller, London. Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Dianne and Ronnie visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Duncan, Exeter. Mrs. Jack Butson is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Mrs. Ed Butson and Mrs. Wesley Parsons visited with their sister Miss Woods in New York City recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Agar were in Hamilton for a couple of days last week. The teachers and pupils from Hibbert schools No, 1 to 6 en- joyed a skating party in Mit- chell arena ;Friday afternoon, Young _woman, on sleighride, hinting): "Nobody loves me; and my hands are cold." Obtuse swain: "Oh, that's all right. God loves you and your mother loves you—and you can sit on your hands," Grand Bend units Dance fetes dedicate officers Staffa man Large _congregation which at, tended the last rites for Reeve William 1. McKenzie at main LTC Thursday was cited' as A tribute to the active public official. "Your presence here," Rev. R. G. MacMillan, of Oakville, told the mourners, "bespeaks more forcibly than could ,words the respect which Bill neKen- lettgr from red for fiy MRS. M. FAIST zie earned in this .community". Mr. MaeMigan ,said the late reeve was not only devoted to. his family and home but saw beyond them a responsibility and a ohallenge to serve leis fellow man, "He chose not .an. easy task, it is PPP, as .many who are here today will realize, which hripp too little praise and. very Mitch criticism,:" MaeMillan, who recently served as director of num Children's Aid Society, noted Reeve MrKenzie's interest to -the work of that group, "We -al- ways fwd. him quite ready to shoulder any ,job that was given him Mr. MacMillan said the .ex. ample of his service would help others to shoulder their re- sponsibilities. Dr. S. Witz, Main St pastor, .read a number of scrip- ture passages and led in prayer, Attending the service in bod- ies were town council, county eotirmil And county and Exeter Lions. They formed a guard of honor for the re- MONO of the casket, from the church to the hearse, Pallbearers wore Aubrey Farquhar, Alex McBeath, Ted and Bill Lampert, Norman Stan- lake and Clayton :Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Taylor and 'family od Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family. Spent the weekend with rola., lives and attended the Miner. Rader wedding, Mr, .and Mrs, Mervyn Tie, man Attended the furniture mart: at the ZNhibition grounds rn TorontO last week. The annual meeting of Pasha wood Library will be held Sate urday, January 4 p.m. In the library. Mrs. 'Vernon Schatz is a 'par tient in St, Joseph's hospital, Lcridon, where she underwent surgery, By MRS. WaLyNOOP GILL GRAND BEND The first meeting of the eve- ning unit of the United Church Women, Grand Bend United Church, was held recently, The president, Mrs. Alan Hemmingway opened the meeting with a New Year's thought. Rev. E. J. Roulston installed the officers for 1962, President is Mrs. Alan Hemmingwa.y; vice-president Mrs. William Sturdevant, Mrs, Ken Roberts; secretary, Mrs. Jack Eagleson; treasurer, Mrs. Donald Elear; pianist, Mrs. Clarke Kennedy. Mrs, SturdevanL conducted the devotional assisted by Mrs. John Teet'ins. A letter from Lee Dal Ho, the adopted Korean boy, was read. Two auditors were appointed from the group, Mrs. Emmer- son Desjardine and Mrs. Art Haist. Mrs. Douglas Gill, president of the newly formed United Church Women of the Grand Bend United Church, outlined the workings of the new group and its connection with the Church. "Women have more to say in church work than ever before," the said, Mrs. Emery Des Jardins, program chairman, described the duties of the program com- mittee. 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