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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-26, Page 9Tirnes-Advecate, March 6, 1904 Page 9 Wm, 0004 goiMeici Miller Arid Max Turnbull ntlended the tire :insurance convention atthe X4 ing Edward Tereetoe last week. Mrs. Miller vieiteci with her daughter and. Me, Mrs,, Harold Maine at latehener.. • I left my films at, -l untley's .Dreg %More Phone. 2354070 Exeter • FILMS • CAMERAS • SUPPLIES Come In and See Our CastetaibTai MR. AND MRS. ALVIN EARL CAMPBELL Speak vows at Clinton Carol Ann Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Williams, Clinton, and Alvin Earl Camp- bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell, Hensall, exchanged marriage vows inOntario Street United Church, Clinton, before the Rev. Grant L. Mills. Miss Lois Grasby, Clinton, furnished the wedding music. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a formal gown of white silk faille featur- ing scoop neckline trimmed with tiny seed pearls, elbow-length sleeves, fitted bodice extended with Swiss guipure lace, bell skirt with detachable full over- skirt sweeping to a cathedral train. A double crown of guipure lace and seed pearls held her bouffant veil. - The bridal attendants, Mrs. Mary Freeman, Clinton, Mrs. Janet Webster, Waterloo and Miss Mary McCauley, Clinton, wereg owned alike in powder blue lace over taffeta with high necklines, short sleeves, con- trolled skirts and large bows with flowing streamers at back waist. Their headpieces were made of petals and rosebuds trimmed with pearls and bouf- fant veils. Flower girl was Sharon Williams. Eugene Kirk, London, was best man and Eric Campbell, Hensall, and Dwight Williams, Clinton ushered. A reception was held at Elm Haven, Clinton, after which the newly weds left on a trip to the United States. The bride travel- led in a navy suit with navy and white accessories. The couple will reside in Clinton. Clandeboye district honors bride-elect Shipka MRS. HARRY. SHEPPARP Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Steeper yipitee recently with Mr, & Mrs, Hubert liaretpn, Mr, & Mrs. Perchm MeN4irs Ilderton visited Tuesday with Mrs. leareport. and Tom.. Sunday visitors With Mr. 4 Mrs. Wray Sweitzor and family Were Mr, & Mrs. Jack Smith, WpeciliaM, Mr. Frank Levy and pris, St, Marys, M. & Mrs. Doti Wilson and family, St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs, Wilmer Parltnn and son of Grantor!. and Miss Dorothy Harlton. RN and friene pf London visited Sur:ley with Mr, & Mrs, Herbert Mr. & Mrs, Harold Kerslake and family spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and family. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love at Grand Bend. SERVICE HELD A dedication service was held in crediton UC Palm Sunday for the various articles that were donated by Shipka Unitee Church. A number of f p r m er members were received into membership by the Rev. Robert Hiltz. D-ci:_shwood.choir presents -cantata ed home from St. Joseph's hoe- Pltel, Leridell where she under- went Piggery, Mr. 4 Mrs. Fred Miller of Zion Were,Punclay visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader and Legion ladies pledge $500 Meinbers of Exeter Legion Ladies AeuetiierY pledged $506 ,toward the Exeter PWIMMlrig pool at the meeting Moriday night, R. E. pooley sppke on the advantages of building the The group also donated ,$50 ,tse the Navy League arid thepro- ceede from the mystery prize and the lunch money amounting to S15 were given to Bunny Bundle in aid of crippled childe rene Mrs. A. G. Chalmers, Mrs. Fred WaRere and Mrs. John Saunders were initiated as members of the Auxiliary. ,President Mrs. Harold Wprm. and vice-president Mrs. Dan McLeod were named delegates to the convention in North Bay in September, Arrangements were made for the curling banceeet, April 8; the Lions aim elremen's banquet April 9, and the Scout father and son banquet April 15. A penny sale will be held at the next meeting, the proceeds of which will go for the over- seas project of maintaining an adopted Korean boy and a Ger- man displaced family. Miss Janet Miller, Misses Marie and Ruth Anne Salneen, Mr, & Mrs. Albert Railer, Mr? & Mrs. Harry HaYler and fain,- Hy* And Rey, & Mrs.. Wm. Getz and Billie. suPday visitors with Mr, & MrP. Leonard Restemayer were Mr. & Mrs. AarenResteMaYers Mr. &Mrs, Alphonse DenorPne, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Gate and Billie, Michael Tiernan, and Bob Peogemaris. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Madeline Fleet and familywere Mr. & Mrs. Louis Restereayer and Lorne Miller. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. James Hayter and family were Mr. & Mrs. James Beavis, Miss Barbara Beavis and Don- ald Duffy of Detroit; Mr. & Mrs. John Snyder of Brantfprd; Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fritzley of God- erich; Mr. & Mrs. Allan Reed and boys of Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hayter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hayter and boys, Mrs. Bertha Hayter, Wm. Willert, Edward Resternayer. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader and Brian spent the weekend at Windsor with Mr. & Mrs, Bob Labute and family and attended the confirmation of Paul Labute at the Lutheran church. Mrs. Amelia Willert, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Penhale and Miss Nancy Willert attended the Con- firmation of Mrs. Will e r t 's granddaughter,Miss Marian Newton, at th church of the Resurrection, London, Sunday, March 22, at which Bishop W. A. Townsend officiated. Mrs. Alma Hoperoft received word of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Hopf, in Toronto last week. Mr. & Mrs. Otto Willert have returned home after spending over two months in Florida. Mrs. Wm, Miller has return- Buy Easter Seals CANADA 1964 t., . 1; lg Pi. TAKE MEMBERSHIP VOWS six youths took membership vows Palm ,Siinday morning at Dashwood Evangelical United Brethren church. Jack •Guen- ther, James Hoff/Tian, Ronald Merrier, Robert Webb, Rose- marie Weigand, and Eleanor Welfe completed the catechism course, "The Christian Way" and Were received into mem, bership on confession of faith. PERSONALS Mrs. Albert Rader epent a week at Willowdale recently with Mr, & Mrs. Jack Ctelmore. Five year old Fraser, son of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle, enter- tained a number of little girls and boys on the occasion of his birthday, Wednesday, March 18. Games and supper were en- joyed. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howe and Mary Jo of London spent last Wednesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader and family, Mrs. Hilda Wein has returned home after spending some time with her daughter and family, Dr. & Mrs. A. C. Whittier of Peterborough. While there she attended the ice review in which her granddaughters took part and also the music festival in which they were successful Competitors. Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Bieber were held in Zion Lutheran church Friday, March 20. Pall bearers were six neph- ews, Arnold, Emil, Edmond Backer, Reinhold Heckman, Harold Stir e and George Bieber. sunday. evening the Peehnei e EUB Ogg PIS?. members Pree sented the cantata, "le de p tioi.Os Seer to •a 'large corgre- gatleu. The Cantata, under the direction pf Mrs„ Kenneth me, crae, preenteci the g a eter mess age in song. Dashwood congregation was joined by the *.Crediton EJB church and friends of the epromimity,. The choir will present the cantata Easter Sunday evening in. the Zurich EUB church and in Grepe Bend United church the leg Sunday. CONFIRMATION SERVICE Seven young people were con- firmed at Zion Letheeeneherch pe Palm. Sunday by Rey. Wm. Gate. These were Jeep Becker, Eugene Becker, Sharon Mar- tino, Margaret Merner, Jim liayter, Glen Reeterneyer and Larry Fleet. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Emil Hecker were Mr. 4 Mrs, John Barr, Marlene and Kevin of London; Mr, & MrS, Howard Simmons and Laurie of Waterloo; Mr. .& Mrs, Keith Fraser and Murray of Science Hill; Miss Louise and Milner- ich of zurich. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Becker and fern, ily were Mr. & Mrs. Elmore Beierling of Zurich. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Milford Merrier and fam- ily were Mr. & Mrs. Jack Reschke and Mrs. Verde. Bosk of Detroit; Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Bartliff and Elizabeth of Clin- ton; Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Merrier and Debbie of Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Merrier and Robert and Miss Frieda Haberer of Zurich; Miss Judy Kraft of London; Mr. & Mrs. Addison Tiernan and Charles, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Heidi, Flight stages ceremonial The high winds and blowing snow that marked the night of St, Patrick's day were no ob- stacle for The First Exeter Air Ranger Flight, Girl Guides of Canada, and their guests when they met in the Scout Hall for the impressive candlelight ceremony that enrolled the new members into the Flight. Those enrolled were Lynda Jory, Shirley Snider and Phyllis Madge, all of Exeter, and Mar- cia Little, Hensall. A group of Exeter Girl Guides formed the color party and guests of honour were District Guide Commissioner, Elizabeth Mc- Tavish, Guide Captain Mrs. B. D. Sturrock, Mrs. R. W. Reece instructor of the Red Cross home nursing course recently completed by the Rangers, and the mothers of the flight mern- bers. Under command of its presi- dent, Shirley Genttner , the flight formed up for parade before the reviewing party consisting of Miss McTavish, Mrs. Sturrock, Mrs. Read and Mrs. J. M. Gibson, flight captain. M r s. Gibson gave the challenge to each new member, Miss Mc- Tavish awarded the ranger pins, then each girl was welcomed into rangering by all the re- viewing party and the rest of the flight. Following the enrolment ceremony, Mrs. Read presented the Red Cross home nursi ng pins and certificates to all the Rangers then presented first aid certificates, earned last year, to Carolynne Simmons, Shirley Genttner, Lana Keller, Marion Bentley, Sandra Hunter and Judy Snider. from Big Trout Lake. The ladies enjoyed the visit by telephone. Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Paton and William Allwright, who observ- ed a birthday Friday, March 13 were pleasantly surprised when members of the Paton family arrived with gifts, birthday cake, ice cream and other dain- ties to help celebrate the special occasion. 4VVV:410*. eeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee akiakgm x„.4: ex.411#61141a Values Good On Thursday and Saturday Libby's Fancy 48-OZ. TIN Tomato Juice 30( 2/3% 3 PKGS 31( $1.03 30c 39( 69s 89( 29( 2 for 45c .,79s 31( 33( 4 Rou.s 49( Stokely's Fancy New Product by Maple Leaf 15.0Z TIN Honey Pod Peas Shirriff's, Lushus Jelly Powders Nescafe (150 off label) Instant Coffee 6-0Z. JAR Stuart House Foil Wrap 12"x25' Dole's P INEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT Drink 48-0Z. TIN Tulip Margarine 3-lb. Family Pack Marshmallows 1-LB. PKG. Economy Crest Tooth Paste Club House, Manz. Stuffed Olives 8-0Z. JAR TENDERSWEET HAMS Skinless - Shankless and Defatted Ready to Serve 11-lb. Average WHOLE OR HALF HAM ship. She was a member of Clande- boye UC and active in the wom- en's organizations when able. Surviving besides her hus- band are two daughters and one son, Mrs. C. N. (Ruth) Hughes, Fairfax, Va., Helen Maxine and one son, William Earl at home; one grandchild, Jean Marie; sisters, Marybelle Wright, London, Mrs. Harold (Jessie) Elson, Parkhill; Mrs. Arthur (Margaret) Lee, London; one brother, James Wright, West McGillivray. The body is resting at the C. Haskett & Son funeral home, Lucan, where services will be conducted by the Rev. G. ,W. Sach Thursday, March 26 at 2 pm, Interment will be in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Pallbearers will be Harry Hardy, Gerry Honek, Clifford C obleigh, Eldon Young, Rea Neil and Alonzo Phillips. roll box Large Bone Removed lb. 5 By MRS. J. H. PATON OLAND E B OYE Miss Mary Jane Hall, a for- mer resident here, and bride- elect of March 30, was honored with a miscellaneous shower in the UC schoolroom Saturday evening. Mrs. Rupert Williams pre- sided for a short program which included an accordion solo by Miss Barbara Zuball, areading by Mrs. Keith Simpson and a contest. Miss Hall was invited to a decorated chair under white bells and white balls. Mrs. Jim McComb read an address and the guest of honor was present- ed with a coffee table, end table and bowl of waxed fruit from friends in the community; a white colonial bedspread and pair of boudoir lamps from the ladies of St. Peter's RC church as well as many miscellaneous gifts. Her sisters, Miss Rosemary Hall, London and Mrs. McComb, Elginfield, assisted in opening the gifts. The bride-elect in- vited friends to visit her home in London, Monday afternoon, March 30, Mrs. Arnold Blake, Mrs. Da- vid Kestle, Mrs. Charles Coughlin, Mrs. Rupert Wil- liams, Mrs. Andy Thompson, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins and Mrs. Gerald Millson arranged the event. .:aamir.wwwzrz;., Maple Leaf Broiler Devon, Sweet Smoked, Rindless Sausage Meat Turkeys Breakfast Bacon Fresh, Oven-Ready 8-lb. Average Grade A for Patties or Stuffing reowismwa LB arc LB. 49c LB. 39c PERSONALS A birthday dinner in honor of Maurice Simpson, Peter Banks and Sybil Stephenson was held at the home of mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson. Other guests were Mrs. Peter Banks and Cindy, Mr. & Mrs. John Simp- son, Rosemary and Pate, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Roger of Kirkton and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Car- ter, Stephen, Kevin and Joanne. Mr. & Mrs. Nahornove and fa- mily have moved to Art Hod- gins' house in the village. (Intended for last week) Mrs. Hiriam Thompson en- tered South Huron Hospital, Ex- eter,Friday, March 13. She had spet a few weeks there pre- vious but had improved and re- turned and spent a month with her nephew, Mr. & Mrs. An,- drew Thompson'RR 1 Clande- boye. Mrs. Agnes McVey, who made her home with her daughter Mr. & Mrs. SiMpeon and family Was taken tbSt.Joseph't Hospital, by the Murdy Arnbue lance of Luean, Sunday, March 15. Murray Thompson RR1 Clan. deboye is a patient in St. Joe eeph's Hospital. Jerry Morgan 7-J1/ear-old son of Mr, & Mrs. Earl Morgan, met with an accident while play., ing in the Village Saturday, He Was tossed against 6 car. Ile Was taken to De. Butler of Ailsa Craig. The injury re quired stitches near his eye, Mrs. Emily Tomes •visited her'daughter -in-laW, Mrs. Stanley Tomes of Hig Trout take Ont. Mid rieW gretickleUghe ter bake, at St. Joseph'sBose 0101. While there her son the Hey, Stanley Tomes, call e d See Our Selection of Easter Hams We Have The Best in Town Fortuna Crushed Pineapple Hostess Coffee Fluffo (30 off) Shortening Waldorf Tea Bags Dyson's Whole Dill Pickles White Swan Toilet Tissue 20-0Z. TIN Frozen Food Specials It Fresh) (You Grind Clover Cream Ice Cream eeeele11014eee WRIGHT-McGUIGAN The marriage of Maureen Ann McGuigan, only daughter of Mr. Jack McGuigan, Lachine, Que. and the late Mrs. Mc- Guigan, and Kenneth Alb e r t Wright, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright, Clandeboye $ was solemnized in St. James Ang- lican church, Clandeboye, March 23, The Rev. E. 0. Lan- caster officiated. The bride was gowned in a two-piece blue ensemble with white gardenia corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fraser, London, were the attendelits. Following a reception at the horde of the groom's pa.rente the couple left to take up reeidence in Vancouver B.C. MRS. JIM SIGSWORTH Mrs. Jim W. SigsWorth, 52, the former Jean Evelyn Wright, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,Tuesday, March 24 after aerigthy illness. Bern in McGillierey Town. ship Tittle 16, 1911, she was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John R4. Wright (Glenden-f ning), March 14 1n4 she was Married to her bereaved husband, Jim Sigs-' .or and for dl years the., Worth farmed in Biddulph toerria Vanilla, Strawberry, Maple, Butterscotch, Neop. 1/2 GALLONS Supreme Welch's Fancy Peas 24: 45 Grape Juice Beef, Turkey, Chicken eoe• '61 COMET, tudor, white with red interior '58 FORD FAIRLANE DELUXE SEDAN, like new, fully equipped. 1-LB. PKG. PKG. OF 106 24-OZ. JAR • e '55 BUICK SEDAN, excellent Green Giant, Fancy Kernel Corn ay 45 T V. Dinners 59 '60 VAUXHALL SEDAN Snow tires, good cdndition Fruits and Vegetables te '50 METEOR SEDAN Rideau, automatic, V-8 '56 STUDEBAKER SEDAN V-08 SUPERIOR its cello pkg, Florida Celery Stalks 48. 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