The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-28, Page 9were Lynne and Barbara nous.
horn, Diane, Ron, Kenneth and
Pan Clarke. Others who re,,
ceived awards were Peter Gil
Grant Hoperoft, John Fergusonn,
Jody Ferguson, lam Chapman
and Don Chapman.
Sunday School will begin
again after .feehor Day.
Guild :officers elected
At the annual meeting of the
Chancel Guild of St. Jolm'e-by-
the Lake Chtercn held recently
in the Parish Hall, Mrs. Lloyd
Ereele was appointed president
for the coming year; Mrs.
Ken Young, treasurer and Airs,
Fred Chapman, secretary.
The retiring president, Mrs.
John Aseistette conducted the
meeting and the rector, Rev.
Ray Farrell sneke briefly,
11 was announced that gift
of altar linens in memory of
the late Air. Charles McKerlie
is being made by Mrs. AleKer.
lie of London, and will be dedi-
cated in the fall. The dedica-
tion of the renovated sacristy
will also take place at, that time,
pqrspnal items
The induction service for the
Rev. C. E. Brittain will be held
on Thursday, June n at 8.00.
p.m. in the -Grand Brod United.
Church.
Di r.and Airs. Willis. Gill and
family and Mrs. Lily Gill spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,.
Frank Allister in Hamilton,
Miss -Ortalee Gill is spending.
a few days this week with
friends :at their cottage in ',K,tin•
cardine.
Mr. and Airs. Russell Guest
of Detroit are Holidaying this
week at their cottage Beach
Pines.
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Sunday School :students was
By MRS. KEN ttleKE.14,,
GROMAIIT ARY
The .congregation !of Crams-
arty PreSIMerlail Church ,ob• served .the-9.Ftli anniversary of
the building of 'the enereb, on
Sunday,. June .24 :with their
aninieter Rev, J, C. Boyne, BA.
conducting Omorning :and
evening worship,
Large crowds were- In attend-
knee and 4r, lioyee's Ines, sages were forceful And con-
vincing,
At the morning .seraiee
theme was ''Things From The
Past We .Should Remember",
and his evening message was
"Things rrom The Past Wg
Should Forget", Special music
was :previeleat by the choir, as-
sisted by the mAle. amaraet
composed of Messrs. R. Laing,
E. Allen, E. Stagg and L. Sims-
Meey former members and
friends attended and visited in
the community, Among them
were:
Mr, and Aire. 'Roy McCain-
loch with Mr, and Mrs. .Calder
AicKeig,
Mr, And Mrs. Harold Cole-
man, John, Joan and Allen
with Mr, and Mrs. T. Laing,
Mr, and Mrs. Herold Mc-
Leod and Elizabeth of London
with Mr. and Mrs, M. Le-
mond,
Mr, and Mrs, Cameron Viv-
ian., George Gordon, and Carol
Ann, Staffa, with Mr. and Mrs.'
.Duncan Scott.
Mr. and Airs. Rob McLach-
lan and family of Kippen with
Mr. and Mrs, Carter Kerslake
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Chris-
tie, Janice, Caroline, Beth and
Ronnie of Roy's' with Mr. and
Mrs, Frank
Mr. jas. Barbour and Mrs.
E. Dinnin of Staffa. with Mr,
and Mrs. Wm,
Mrs. Nellie Riley with .Mr.
and Mrs. John Hoggarth, also
Air. Eric McIntosh, Seeforth„
at the same home,
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson,
with Mr. and Airs, R. Laing,
Roy's UCW
Roy's UCW meeting was held
at the summer home of Mrs,
Sterling Grahm. at Turnbull's
Grove with 17 ladies present,
The meeting opened at noon
with a buffet lunch. The wor-
ship service was taken by Mrs.
Elmer Dow, the theme being
"Time". Mrs. Clifford Dow
• Retarfettlmrallttitgamftag.Mtgot
The story in
Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBE.R DAVIS
V,,,,..i:A.arastitmlatatr.4411twthttatalts4
Ladies met in Kirkton
On. Wednesday afternoon the
members of St. Patrick's WA
and Guild held their meeting at
tie home of Mrs, Lyle Bennett,
Kirkton. Mrs. lieber Davis,
WA president, and Airs, Harry
Carroll, Guild president, were
in charge, assisted by Airs. Ron
Carroll, Mrs, Earl Greenlee,
Mrs. Harvey Latta and Mrs.
Lorne Weiberg, Mrs. Harry
Carroll read the scripture les-
son.
Reports were read by secre-
tary and treasurer of both or-
ganizations. The report on the
blossom tea and bazaar was en-
couraging, The mystery prize
donated by Mrs. Bill Johnson
was won by Mrs. Ron Carroll
and an apron donated by Mrs.
It, James of Port Burwell was
won by Heather Davis.
At the close of the business a
short program was enjoyed in-
cluding piano solo by Carol
Latta, solo, Heather Davis and
a soap contest conducted by
Sharon Davis was won by Mrs.
Harry Carroll.
The hostess was assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs.
Earl Atkinson, Mrs. Clarence
Davis, Mrs. Ron Carroll arid
Mrs. Hugh Davis.
Personal items
Many of the ladies front this
community attended the trous-
seau tea at the home of Mrs,
Charlie Atkinson on Saturday
afternoon for her daughter Shir-
ley Anil, whose wedding will
take place on Saturday, June
30.
Miss Wendy Elston, Centralia,
spent the weekend at the home
of her cousin, Heather Davis,
and they were guests at the
home of Mary Korrevar on Sat-
urday afternoon, Miss Sharon
Davie teas also a guest,
Armitage reunion
The fortieth Armitage reunion
Was held at. Springbank Park
on Sunday With diener. al; 12.30.
There Were 75 present,
Mr, Arnold Lewis, Lueen,
president, conducted a buslitess
meeting, Mrs. Eddie Armitage,
London, treaatiret, gave .her re.
port.
The picnic Will be held the
Mile day next year at Springs
balk. Mrs, Arnold Lewis Was
nanied secretary and Air. Heber
Devil is the new president,
A good slate of` races Wee en.
led in prayer.
The history el the former
W MS and WA was compiled
by Mrs. Cliff. Dow anti Mrs.
Andrew Christie and Made Ott
interesting reading by Mrs,
.Christio.
Airs. George Neil expressed
apprecialien to Mrs„ Grehm far
the ,use of her home for the
meeting. Sports were .enjoyed
At the .close of the meeting.
c.DIT banquet
The ,annual .CCHT mother
And daughter banquet Was held
in th e church school room 00
,Saturday, June 16. -
'The girls provided a program
of singing and Airs. J. C.
Boyne was the guest speaker.
Mrs. Thompson of Ottawa also
brought greetings.
Personal items
The Cromarty Young People
were geests of the Young Pro-
.* of Cay.en ,Church, Exeter,
at a wiener roast at Grand
Bend on Friday evening.
Mr, William McCurdy is
patient, in St. Joseph's
tat, London, having undergone
surgery en Thursday.
Rev. and Airs, John C.
Boyne and son Richard of Ese-
1.er, were guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Alex Gardiner on Fri.
day evening,
Mr, and Mrs. C. J.
man of Niagara Fella, U.S.A.,
and Mrs. Douglas 'Weitzmen
and baby spent a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. John.
Wallace.
The senior pupils of school
sections No. 4, 5 and. 6 of _Bib-
bed, with their teachers en-
joyed a bus trip to Toronto on
Friday visiting Casa Loma, the
Parliament Buildings and the
zoo, on Saturday the lower
grades with their teacher vis-
ited Story Book Gardens at
Springbank.
On Monday the pupils of SS
No. 7 with their teacher and
mothers enjoyed a trip to Nia-
gara Falls.
Air. Russell, Butler is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adams
and family of Blyth were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
George Wallace.
Miss Olive Speare visited
with her sister in Mitchell and
attended the Speare reunion in
Stratford on Sunday,
Mr, John Taylor of Califor-
nia, a former resident of Cram-
arty line renewed acquaintan-
ces in the community on .Mon-
day. He called on Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Allen having been a
schoolmate of Mrs, Allen, at.
No. 7 School.
Mr. and. Mrs. Cliff 'Heeston
of Glencoe spent the- weekend
with Mr. and Airs, Norman
Itarburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turner,
:Russell and Michael of Detroit
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Dodds and attended the
Dolmage reunion at Hayfield on.
Sunday. Mr.- and Mrs. Decide
and Mrs. Norman.,Harburn tlso
attended the reunion,.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ramsey
spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Jas, Ramsey of Lis-
towel.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCurdy
and Miss Nettie McCurdy .vis,
ited with Mr. Wm. McCurdy,
who is a patient in St, Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, on Sum
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Wither,
Brenda and Barry and Mrs,
Klee of Sarnia were Sunday
guests with Mr. and. Mrs, Alex
Gardiner. •
WEl-141129P P114 ans. wg.LLWoOP GiLL
GRAND BEND "
his farewell sermon, at Grand. !The induction ClajetitNife el3P7:Ntb1.1:
"Rev'. Itoulstort preached
3134/riduillygn,ited Sunday Rev, Ray Farrell " "et of St. John's-by-the-Leke Ang-
Following the service Mrs, lissan Church, Grand Bend and. Douglas Gilt UCW president St. Paul's Anglican .Citreb,
read an address and Mr. Isaac ThedfOrd, took place at St:
.Bestard., .member of the ses- Paul's, `Medford, on Monday
sion pre.sented them with evening, June 4.
PT).eelrresen.
The Venerable Archdeacon
Personal items. Abraham Sarnia officiated
Air, And Mrs. John Stocker and the Very Reverend visited a few days last wee k in Keefe, Dean of Huron, ,preached
the sermon, Mrs. Eleanor 141S-
TDiTi.11,i°,17 e d staniote suff ered a sell, organist, conducted the
heart attack la st wee k and is music for the service.
convalescing at his home here. The .church wardens, Afr, Ken
Miss Muriel Fellie of Sarnia Young and Air. joint .A.s.eletyne
visited with Miss Mary 'Yeo of Grand Bend and Mr, -Gee.
last week, Counts .and Air, Horace Mason
of Thedford took Part in the in-
duction service. There was e
gratifying attendance of both
congregations and members of
the clergy in the Diocese.
The ladies of the WA and
Chancel Guild of St. Paul's
.served refreshments in the par-
ish hall at a social hour that
followed the induction.
SS awards
The presentation of prizes to
held at St. John's-by-the-Lake
Church last last Sunday. The Rev.
Ray K. Farrell assisted by the
SoPerintendent Air. J. G. Asp!.
stymie presented the awards.
The recipients of spacial
Prizes for excellent attendance
and outstanding study effort
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Bridal tea
at Bidduiph
By MRS. M: H. ELSTON
BIDDULPH
Mrs. Charles Atkinson enter-
tained at a trousseau. tea Sala
Imlay afternoon in honor, of
her daughter, Shirley, bride-
elect of this week. •
The guests were welcomed
by little Miss Linda. Heckman
and Helen .Eagleson, Receiv-
ing at the door were Shirley
And her mother with little Joan
McAlpine at. the register.
The tea table was set with a
lace cloth arid centred with a
crystal bowl of tea .roses and
white mums and tall pink tap-
ers. Pouring tea were. her
aunt, Miss Lilla .Oke, and Mrs.
M. E. Elston, Assisting in the
tea room were Miss Marion
Beekman and joyee .hfcFAlls.
Airs. Gordon McAlpine, Ailsa
Craig, Miss Eleanor Thomp-
son, , London, and Miss Caro-
lyn Eagleson. Parkhill, assisted
in Showing the trousseau and
wedding gifts.
Personal itenis
uneven nnyean eatal eg ledtee„ 'Randall, Mr, And 'Mrs, Beet
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair en-
tertained relatives on Sunday
at the dinner hour. Present
were Mrs, Blair*s 'mother, Mrs.
Leo Flannigan, Sr., • Londoe;
Mr. arid Alts, Len Flannigan,
Jr„ Dorchester; and the tat-
tee's sister, Mrs. J. B, Casey,
and family of Royal Oak,
,loyed with M. d Mrs. Cecil Mich.; also Anse Dotothy nate
Lewie and Mr. atd Mrs, aim Algae. and Pat O'Brien of Lob-
Young in charge, don.
Winners in races for eTe. Miss Phyllis Weiberg, Johney
echool girls were Brenda Lewis, and Joan Northcott of Exeter,
Nancy Dann, Debbie Aemitage; spent the weekeed With the
S.12, girls, Joan Lewis, Helen former's parents, Mr, And Mrs.
Lewis; boys, Doti Bilyea, Dora tette Weiberg and family,
Bilyea Byron Darin; boys, 12- Visitors during the week with
15, Dougl LeWiss Phillip Lewis; 'Mr. and 'Airs. M. It. Elam
girls, Barbara Lewis, Betty were Mr, and Mrs. George . Me.
Amt Lewis; married Women Gavin, Seaforth; Sgt, Doug
MrS. Murray Armitage; men: Grayer and Mrs. Grayer, RC-
Bill At mithge; young men, AV Centralia; Mr. and Mrs, A.
Ernie Lewis; 'oldest mate,Centralia.
Davis: youngest triefilber, Cathy
Armitages; t ki n g slipper, ,
wontery Helen Attaitaige; men, jean, aged tette, Was Legatee
bud Armitage, sack tete, Doug With her father, who was Wear.
Lewis; three legged race Nov trig hie fiehihen license, On the
man and Shorty 'COCA back of hie hat, arid not lieVing
laitdr shoe serateble, Wayne Much bet
ArattitAge, Barbara Arfititage;"baddy, turn your hat around
guessing beads in jar, EIVA so the fish gap see your
Abbott, =cerise," suggested Jean,
Edit Armitage, Randall, Wyoming; Alva. Den
Oldest lad y.
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Mrs, AlcLeod And Sheila Of 'RCA;'
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