Times-Advocate, 1980-05-07, Page 37HONOUR ODDFELLOWS -- At a recent meeting of Exeter Lodge 100F No. 67, Garnet Hicks.received el 50 Year iewel and Tom Yellow was honoured as financial secretary for 15 years, Above, Past Grands Gerald McFalk and ,Norm Stanlake pre-
sent the jewel to Hicks and Yellow receives his award from DDGW Percy Noels. T-A photo
Garnet Hicks gets 50 year Jewel.
Oddfellows honour members
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AC seniors
keep busy
Ailsa Craig's area seniors
continued to keep active as
they enjoyed games of rook,
bingo and crokinole at the
Activity Centre. Early in the
month residents staged a
variety program for the
entertainment of
Craigholme residents,
Apartment tenants visited
Strathmere Lodge and took
advantage to Shop in
Strathroy one afternoon
enjoying a drive in the
craigwiel Van together.
Another day a van trip was
taken to Swain's Greenhouse
at Eagle on take Erie.
By. • invitation some:'
members attended the dress'
rehearsal of the spring::.
• concert at' WesfMcGillivray
School.:
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LORENOMcINNIS
Loreno Margaret McInnis
suddenly at her residence
'Gidley Street West, Exeter
on Friday May 2, 1980.
Beloved wife of the late
ReubenMclnnis, in her 87th
year. Dear mother of 'Mrs.
Norah Taylor of Exeter and
dear grandmother of Mrs. ,
Lloyd Hodgins (Helen) of
Exeter and Mrs. Marnie
Hills of Kitchener. Also
survived by five great
grandchildren and one sister
Mrs. Edwin Martin of e .
Brussels, Funeral service
was held Monday from the
Hopper-Hockey Funeral
Home, Exeter with Rev.
'Kenneth Knight officiating.
Interment Exeter Cemetery.
performed the honor. Bro.
Hicks belongs to all branches
of the Order and held the
office of DDGM for Huron
District in 1942.
He was awarded the
Meritorious Jewel award by
the Grand Lodge in March
1977. Both of these Brothers
are very active Lodge
members.
Visitors were present from
Hensall, Brucefield, Clinton,
St. Marys and Seaforth
Lodges and all' present
congratulated the two
brothers who were honored.
Following Lodge Jack
Hawaii; Sandy (Mrs. Bob
Swift) Manheim Pa.
(Martha Pfeilmeier)
Philadelphia and Dr.
William Pittsburgh. Dear
grannie of, eight grand-
children.
Dear sister of Keith r Exeter, JameS, Clinton,
Anna, Vancottver and
Jeanne, Grand Bend,
Interment in Valley Forge
Memorial Gardens,
Philadelphia.
11.0ness4ub
is organized.
Exeter gained a new
service club recently with,
the formation of the g.nter
Lioness CIO.
The .Lioness club in the
town came together as the
;result of an lnfornaation
meeting held late in April
with representativea Lioness
clubs in Vanastra, Bayfield,
Woodstock and Grand Bend
in attendence, according to a.,
president Ruth Eveland.
Also lending their support
to. the formatienof the ladies
0.0 has been the Exeter
Lions.
Named to the executive
were the president, first vice
president Marion Knowles,
second vice-president
- Bonnie Zawalsky, secretary
Liz Stephens, treasurer Peg
Sellers, tail twister Louise
Giffin, lion tamer Diane
Darling and directors
Dorothy Prout and Joyce
Eveland,
President Ruth Eveland
stressed that the club
welcomes all ladies in the
Exeter area and not just the
wives of Lions members.
The club's first general
meeting will be held Monday
May 2 at the Burkley
Restaurant.
Exeter Lodge IOOFNo. 67
honored two members at
their last regular meeting.
P.G. Bro. Tom Yellow who
has been the efficient
financial secretary for the
past 15 years was presented
with a Merit Jewel award,
the presentation being made
by DDGW Bro. Percy Noels,
Bro. Yellow is also a
member of the Rebekah
Order.
Also 'P.G. Bro. A. Garnet
Hicks was presented with his
50 year jewel. Past Grands
Bro. Gerald McFalls and
Bro. Norman Stanlake
Urquhart, manager of the,
local Canning Factory, was
present and outlined some of
the history and problems
regarding the canning in-
cinstry,
The local factory has been
a great source of revenue for
the rural people in this area
and has provided em-
ployment fora great many
working people in this
district.
A small gift was presented
to Mr. Urquhart in ap-
preciation for -his timely
address. A delicious lunch
brought a very enjoyable
evening to a close.
FLOSSIE CORNISH
At South Huron Hospital on
Friday April 25, 1980. Flossie
Cornish in her 89th year.
Wife of the late Francis
Cornish, Mother of the late
Garfield and Clayton Cor-
nish. Survived by seven
grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren. Burial
was in Zion Cemetery on
Monday April 28, 1980 from
the Hopper Hockey Funeral
Home. Pallbearers were
Sam Bower, Jim Cornish,
Francis Cornish, Isaac Dan,
Donnie McGill and Laurrie
McGill.
BOB NATHAN
At South Huron Hospital,
Exeter on Friday May 2,
1980, S.P. (Bob) Nathan, of
Grand Cove Estates, Grand
Bend, and formerly of
Oshawa, in his 67th year.
Beloved husband of Alicia
(Dewell) Nathan. Dear
father of David of London.
Loved by two grandchildren,
Janice and Philip. Dear
brother of Mrs. Sadie Terry
of England, Alex of Oshawa,
Harry of England and Fred
of Australia. Funeral service
was held Monday from the T.
Harry Hoffman Funeral
Home, Dashwood with Rev.
Harley Moore officiating.
DOROTHY KRAMER
In Philadelphia on May 1,
1980, Dorothy (MacLaren)
Kramer formerly of
Cromarty. Beloved wife of
Alfred and dear mother of
Julie (Mrs. Dan Arnold)
Seniors off
to Seaforth
Once again the Senior
Citizens are' on the go.
Monday a good number of
Exeter senior citizens
returned a visit to Seaforth
Club about 60-70 strong.
They left Exeter in several
cars about 11:30 and arrived
in Seaforth in time to sit
down to a very lovely dinner
provided by the ladies of
Seaforth Senior Citizens
which everyone enjoyed.
We met and chatted with
old friends before being
treated to a picture show of
one of the ladies who had
visited other countries to the
south.
• Card tables were setup and
about an hour and a half Of
progressive euchre was
played to mix the crowd up
and everyone got acquainted
until it was time to leave for
home and call it another day
well spent in uniting our
senior citizens.
By ED CHAMBERS
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