The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-08-18, Page 6Bill Weekley, Plant Manager
Page 0 Times-Advocate, August 18, 1977
Creditor, residents get visit
from namesake in England
Thames Road families
back from east coast
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
In 1971 the village of Crediton
received an invitation to attend a
commemorative celebration of
St. Boniface Day in Crediton,
England. The Women's Institute
replied by mailing a book con-
taining historical notes and
present day pictures of Crediton,
Ontario. The book was prepared
by Mrs. Wilfred Mack and Mrs.
Earl Haist.
Miss Meg Robinson, teacher of
Home Economics, lives at St.
Albans, near Crediton, England.
She read the book which the
Institute sent, When Miss
Robinson came to Canada to visit
a friend at Teeswater, also a
teacher of Home Economics, she
wanted to meet the women who
had prepared the book.
Sunday she and her Teeswater
hostess came to the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Earl Heist. Mr. & Mrs,
Mack were also present for a
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
Rev. Evelyn Krueger, Owen
Sound, was guest minister in the
United Church Sunday. The
captivating manner in which she
presented her message won for
her the attentive respect of the
congregation present. Next
Sunday, the Rev. Earl Burr of
Sarnia will lead the service,
Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Steeper and
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Brophey,
London, enjoyed a week's holiday
in the Laurentians recently.
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Bullock,
Brenda and Heather enjoyed the
picturesque Niagara Falls last
weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Hartle and
four daughters of Stonewall,
Manitoba, and Mrs. Viola Scott,
Ravenswood, were recent
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George
Gollen.
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Clare Reid, were Mr. &
Cliff Nowitski, Brenda and
time of pleasant fellowship and
sharing. Miss Robinson extended
an invitation to attend the cen-
tennial of St. Boniface
celebrations in 1980.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner
enjoyed a visit with Lt. Col. and
Mrs. Robert Palmer at their
summer home on Weller Bay
near Trenton.
Mrs. Ed Hendrick has returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Vera Bullock and Mrs.
Mary Gower were in Willowdale
with Mr. & Mrs. Edward Darbey.
They were guests at the Darbey-
Barrick wedding, visited the
McAllisters at Unionville and the
Auciellos at Stouffville,
Members of the Women's
Institute attended a showing of
"George Washhington Slept
Here" at the Huron Country
Playhouse last Tuesday evening.
Recent evening callers at the
home of Mr. & Mrs, Will
Darryl, Mississauga.
Sunday visitors with Evelyn
and Manuel Curts were Mr. &
Mrs. Dan Watkin, Guelph.
Of interest to this community:
Violet Sharp, Hamilton, is now
a resident of Chateau Gardens,
Parkhill. Mrs. Nelson Rock,
Parkhill, is a patient in the
Strathroy Hospital. Lloyd
Brophey, Chateau Gardens, and
Harold Brophey, Centenary, twin
brothers, were guests at several
family gatherings during the past
week, held to celebrate their ?
birthday anniversaries.
Ken Eagleson was M.C. at the
reception of his boyfriend's
wedding held in the Taxandria
Hall, Arkona, Friday evening.
By the way: A woman may be
as old as she looks, but a man is
old if he doesn't.
Gestricher were Mr. & Mrs. Dick
Plantinga and their two children,
Denfield. Tuesday afternoon and
evening Mr. & Mrs. Oestricher
visited Mrs. Harry Greenwood,
Strathroy,
The Sunday morning service at
Zion United Church was con-
ducted by the Gideons. Mr. R.
McKinnon, Grand Bend, led in
worship, Mr. Morley Hall, Exeter
sang two numbers accompanied
by Mrs. Ed, Finkbeiner and Mr.
Edgar Cudmore delivered the
sermon.
Neighbours, friends and
relatives were at the home of Mr.
& Mrs, Ross Langford, Grand
Bend, Saturday,to celebrate their
35th wedding anniversary. Mr. &
Mrs. Langford are the parents of
Mrs. Ed Nethercott.
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Brown,
Kitchener, and Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Moser, Palm Bay,
Florida, called on friends in the
village Sunday.
BEST LUCAN FAIR FLOAT — The prize for the best decorated float in Sunday's Lucan Fair parade was
entered by the Crediton First Cubs. The floct was sponsored by Miller's Auto Wreckers. T-A photo
By MRS, WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mellenger and
Alicia of Hensel! and Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Passmore returned home
Friday after being on an en-
joyable two week visit to the east
coast.
Miss Diane Hodgert is a
counsellor this week at Camp
Menesetung north of Goderich.
Mr, & Mrs. John King, Rob and
Susanne, Preston were supper
guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Jeffery,
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Hansford and
family, London, Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Reeves and family, Mr. Dwight
Hargreaves, Beachville, Miss
Nancy Jenkins, Belmont, Mr. &
Mrs. Ted Hargreaves,Woodslock
were Sunday guests with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Hargreaves.
Don Jeffery of Preston, Mrs.
Mabel Jeffery and Mr, & Mrs.
Harry Coates of Exeter visited
Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Jeffery,
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rannie and
family of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs.
Dennis Rowe spent the weekend
at Chesley Lake. The nannies are
staying at the lake this week.
Church service will be held in
Thames Road Church on Sunday
August 21. Elimville will meet
with us.
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Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler
visited Sunday with Mrs. Keith
Spackman of Stratford.
Mrs. John Rodd and Mrs. Fred
Parkinson are attending Alma
College, School for Leaders this
week.
John Morphy, Laurie and Scott
of Lloydtown spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Mr. & Mrs.
George Morphy.
Miss Deanna Copeland spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Jaques, Barbara and
Suzanne at Stokes Bay.
The community extends
deepest sympathy to Mr. & Mrs.
Dick Jongkind in the passing of
his mother.
Miss Alison Davis spent Friday
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