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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 10• Pa ae it The Tithes -Advocate, June 4, 1959 Minister at Grand Be.nd :preaches fareweU. sermon By MRS. E. K=4WN. nesclaY, June 10. in St. John's•by-' son on June 3 with a hobo night. ' On Sunday morning Rev. A E.; the•Lake Chureh, with a joint' :, Bowker, rector, of St. ohn',-by-' service with St. Paul's Church Parumal Items • the - Lake Anglican Church, • m Medford, was ,:iscussed anEt! Rev: A. J. Holley is this week preachers hisfarewell service planned for. ; attending the London Conference Mrs, William Rendle gave her, of the l;tnited. Church in Sarnia. —amid the deep regrets a his coli- -Mgregation, ; report anthe Dorcas work, and' tended. Faster.n Star .Several from Grand Bend at service; • Rev.. Bowker is leaving Can an calWilliam oiC chrane read the t in the othe United Church at Ailsa '• aicla to take up parish work in finFinal arrangements for the ba-rCraig txn Sunday morning. England. `z ar and strawberry social to beI Mrs. Myrtle Bossenberry is The new rector, Rev. W. J. held in the Palish Hall and the, seriously ill in South Huron Me - Millman, n, who has leen assistant ,church Lawn were then made,: morial-Hospital, Exeter. t t. James cur a in S a s to fbu ch in Stratford,will coin- and the committees appointed, Recent visitors withlr and' the social being set for Pxiday, ►Mrs. Mansell Mason were lass' =nee his pastorate duties on Jame 26, week Mr. and Mrs. George Me- inSuajoiday; June 7, withbeing inducted Mrs.. I-ianna, as hostess. was' Cracken, of Agincourt, for a few Mc - in a. saint service St. Paul's assisted by Mrs. Maurice Tiede-! days, and Miss Pauline Mason, ...Anglican Church, xhedford. in man and Mrs. Cochrane. of London, over the weekend. i NEW GRAND.BEND PASTOR .: 'Grand Bend Church onDWedges- i The committee for the d Moll -i .. Rev, W, J. MiIlman - day evening, June 10. � induction Planned ' On Monday evening the WA • 'and Guild of St. John's-by-the- "'Lake Anglican Church held a Dake —record attendance of members • and visitors when they met at the home of Mrs. Anna Hanna for their last meeting at the sea- .: son, where the close-up meeting ▪ for the season has been held an- nually. The induction service for the new rector to be held on Wed - Comments about Cromarty 14y MRS, KEN McKELLAR Grand pend WI lard family reunion have eel ell to hold their annual reunion. News budget from talks horticulture day, acne 27. Dodds, Baseline t • . T. M. odd 1 . Az Ar and s Horticulture was the thence for Grand Bend WI meeting with a who spent the winter months in each lady making andwearing their winter home in .Florida, and a corsage for roll call and also'tl".: past few weeks visiting with By MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR there was an exebange of.roots their son, John, in California, re -t ,: tf y a turned to Grand Bend last week, °""' or plants. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cald- The motto "The heart is a gar den where thought flowers grow, well and Mr. and Mrs, G}ant the thoughts that we think area Catholic .league McGregor, liensall, were guests picnic at Severn Park on S.atur-i ae oug s the seeds that we sow" was at the home of Mr, .john Rinn given by Mrs. Charles Reeves• makes donation on Sunday, with some appropriate poems' The Grand Bend CWL held its AIe and Mrs, Glenn Copeland given by members. were guests of A4r. and M. Ed Airs. Harold Wainer gave a; annuat meeting last Monday in win Brine on Sunday. report on the Officers' Confer- l St. Damien's School with the new Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker ence she attended recently at; president, Mrs, Marcel Coklez, in and family had as their guests Guelph. i the chair. The director, Rev, Fr. on Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Delmar Mrs. Lloyd Baker gave a W. G. Smith, opened the meet- Johnston, Kirkton, and Mrs. W, Y �) demonstration of articles made ! ing, L. Switzer, Woodham.1 from plastic doilies. An interesting account was giv- Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parkinson Mrs, T. Maclntosh is visiting The June meeting is to he' en by the three delegates to the and Brenda and Mrs, Caeciotta this week with her sister, Mrs. held as a picnic at Severn Park Diocesan .Convention .held in Sar-. attended the First Baptist church H. Bennie, of Acton. on Thursday, June 18 wiklt sup nia, Afrs. Collet, Mrs. James' anniversary service in St. Marys Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing per at 6.30, sports following. :Dalton and Mrs. J, H. Maeclon 'on Sunday and were guests of and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing Hostesses were Mrs, Don .Hen- aldMr, and Mrs, Jack Picket, St, A motion was passed to donate, were guests at the Riehl-Jeffer- drick, Mrs. Lloyd Baker, Mrs. ; Marys. Mr and Airs Arthur Rundle son wedding at Munro United Ross Desjardine and Mrs, Ear - Church, on Saturday, mon Gill. Mrs. W. Hulley and baby Scout News daughter, of Aberfoil, spent the ▪ weekend with her parents, Mr, On Tuesday, May 26, the • and Mrs. Alex Ramsey. Grand Bend. Scout Troop and Cub , 5, August 2, and August ao, , and Elton had as their guests Little Linda Currie, of Dor-.Pack held.a joint meeting. Dur-; Parishioners • wishing to make' on. Sunday Mr. Herb Beer and Chester, is visiting with her mg the meeting the following ;a retreat during June will find, Anna and Mr. and Mrs. Harry grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ot Cubs were admitted into the' the dates in their Sunday bol-' Butson and. family, Munro. Mc- .. to Walker, t Seout Troop in a going -up cere-' seems soon, i Mr. a.nd. Mrs, Duncan Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wal -many: Bob. Bossenberry, Mt -i A few games of bingo were 'Naughton spent the weekend at f lace have taken tap residence on chael Boulton, Buddy Desjardine,' played. `Lions Head. the farm which they purchased Danny Dalton, Charles Doyle and t • from Members of the YPStwitlx their, ;Martin Jewer.Instructor .p Cub Instructor (Patrol Leader) , parents enjoyed a ball game and, Wayne Miller was awarded his • wiener roast on Saturday eve- : ve Cub Instructor's badge by Scout • , ter Peate and Akela Hamilton. te pi Miss Margaret Coleman pre-; The meeting later took the sided at the church organ at the form of a miniature "Olympics" Sunday service in the absence of; games sports night, which result- ; Mrs. K. McKellar who spent the; ed in keen competition. The • weekend with her daughter and, meeting was followed later by a 1 son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. w, N. Court of Honour for Scout Troop = Binning, Mitchell. i Patrol. Leaders and Seconds. i. Recent visitors with Mr. and Leaders in charge were Akela ti Mrs. Will Hamilton were Mr.' Hamilton, Skipper Peate and and Mrs. H. Edgar, Wingham; i Messrs. W. Rendle and K. Gill. • Mr.. and firs. T. Ballantyne, ; On Sunday, the Grand Bend Thames Road; Miss Lillian Bal- Troop and Pack attended St. iantyne, Mrs. F. Fairbairn and ! John's Anglican Church for the Mr. and Mrs. William Sillery, of; regular morning service, and to Exeter. bid hon voyage to their friend, Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace the rector, Rev. A. E. Bowker. visited on Monday evening with! Next week marks the end of Mr. and Mrs. W. Riley, Staffa. I the Cub and Scout activities for Mr. William Rkngler, of Wrox- another year, due to pressure of i eter, spent a few days last week! work on Akela Hamilton, to - with his granddaughters, Mrs,! gether with Scouter Peate's I Robert Laing and Mrs. Gordon forthcoming moves (temporar- Laing. He also visited with Mr.1 ily) to London and Petawawa. i and Mrs, George Wallace. (The boys plan to close the sea- , ',4,uunlun,uutuuuuwuunlnn,umununuunnlftmaunnlnlutpnunvunulrmnmm�onnunnamuun. Check Your Car guests of A2r. and Mrs, Iianlev. grounds after the 10:45 mass, Jul S200 toward rubber kneelers find attended the Zion East anniver- plans for three bake sales were ;sary services n Sunday and were Y, Mr.Atr Oliver and s. Ol v Baker reale to be held on the church, CHECK ACCIDENTS You cat' carries the most important people in the world ... you and your family, LET'S KEEP THEM SAFE! Let Us Safety Check Your Car Today! Larry Snider Motors — PMONE 624 Ford - Edsel Sales & Service EXETER 1lmlltllllllllnlulullnulllnllllllllll i/lll lI IIIIIIIII Itllll slum smell mllr,tin/,,,t,1,r,rn,ttrlunittmflm•utlturll,ffml Or • W11111111I11f111111f1111111111t111111111111111111111Mil11111/11tt111nluutl/ll,nllnulumYutrrfr/tntluuufifut#n/lttlelnfro Ho 1 11 The Young Liberal Ass oc'n OF EAST LAMBTON will meet at the • 1 Fireman's Hall, Inwood 5 5 z s Thursday, June 4 AT 9 P.M., ASA', SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER and Candidate RUSSELL WATSON . DANCE AND SOCIAL EVENING With Reg Preer's Orthestra . EVERYONE WELCOME .dPftl'fIFiIFYI➢Il'YifIIIIIIIimm�,l'IIIFiiiFdll11111'IiYlMlltlllllnun'nlmin,if1,ldllu(rifunnu,tttlnnnuullnnl111nn11{It � Tg,ptee from Woodham By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Personal items. A good crowd attended the .Sunday School anniversary serv- ices held ,at Zion Bast .on Sun- day morning when. Mr, Marvin Stretch of London was guest speaker. Atr.and Airs. Samuel Hearst, Mr, Carl Hearst, Danny and Donna, of Windsor, were Sun. day guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and Pavid, Mr. and Mrs. Hearst are visiting this week with Asir.. and Mrs, Wheeler, Mr.and Mrs. •v D n l A , . sari a el I u . � n and family, Mr, and Airs. ;lack Stephens and Donald were Sun- day afternoon visitors with Mr, and Airs. Rohn. Tipping. Air. and Mrs, Don Hewitt,. Terry and •Glenn, of Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Blommaer,t and family: Mr, and Mrs, Marvin Streich, of London, visited with Mr,and Mrs, Bob Robinson an Sunday, Mrs, John J3rookshaw, of Avon - bank, is spending a few days with hen parents, Mr. and Mrs, WaltL. • Julieer Webevyb is spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Smalls at St. omas, Mr. and Mrs. Arehle Chatten, of London, were Sunciay visitors with Mrs, H. Chatten and Frank, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Crane, of Thamesford, were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle. Mr.Mrs,Adrian Pringle, and a g , London, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mountain of St. Marys visited with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Berry and Allen Berry attended the gradu- ation of the latter's son, Harold Berry at Toronto University on Thursday last when he received his B.A, Mrs. ]-.Larry Ford isspending some time with Mrs, Newman Ford at Wellbur.n,. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock and Terry, Guelph, were recent visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dickey, LOOK FORWARD! NOW IS THE TIME , .. TQ ELECT;' - "RUSS" TSON LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN LAMBTON EAST 10 Years' Municipal Experience in Watford • ;and Lambton County .Councils With. Youth and Business Energy to Serve You in the Ontario Legislature YOUR VOTE WILL COUNT ON JUNE 11i "There's More Than One Way To Skin A Cat" .. ... AND THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SATISFY ALL YOUR. FEED NEEDS. BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE BEST WAY FOR YOU— and that's SHUR-GAIN FEED SERVICE Why? Well, if you want the finest of first' line feeds, knowing that the feed is completely fresh, and knowing that you're not spending good money for grain 'freight charges buried in the price tag of the feed then switch to locally manufactured SHUR-GAIN. And, if you want to buy directly front the manufacturer, top quality ,feeds, farm proven for Canadian feeding conditions—then switch to locally manufactured SHUR-GAIN, You Can BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT YOUR LOCAL FEED SERVICE MILL — CANN'S MORE SHUR-GAIN IS FED IN CANADA THAN ANY OTHER BRAND Mill I GRAIN -FEED -SEED EXETER 4'4• 735••WHALEN CORNERS9>t..K, froRKTON 35RiS Hay cou ncii authorizes d ynante survey tests •-- Continued rrorn Page .9 proposed new ehennellzatiolt at the "enceinte and the roadside the intersection of .Highways 1. ditches. After Use each hole will and 83, at Port Blake, submitted be plugged and the surrounding surface cleaned, up," Plan to clofe read Because of the dangerous con- dition of the MePonald bridge, council passed a motion to close the township road between con- cession5 *and 7 and lots S and 6, Since procedure for closing A trailer camp .bylaw proposed the road will take considerable by Jluron County health Unit as time, council also agreed to put a standard.f'or all municipalities into .effect a bylaw passed in in the area was presented to 1956 to restrict the load iinnit to council but consideration was 6,000 pqunds This restrtetignp ost coned until a later dale, will relieve thetownship's 5 Council rescinded two motions lay on thebridgeuntil the road made on August 1, .195I11 authori- i closed a.ficlalia sing the road sunt to sign a Approve intersection pian drainage petition ?or ditches on Council gave its approval to .a the townline from Drysdale west by the department of highways. Main changes planned are an island with a one•way lane, on the east side running from No, 2I to 8l. The Stephen township road which now runs into the int.ersec lion will he rerouted to No. s Just east of the intersection,. Coming To Lambton East ONTARIO LIBERAL. LEADER JOHN Wintermeyer Ile Sure To Hear Him ... At Watford Arena Thurs., June 4 . 2:00 p,m. Join "This ReIIy of . East Lambton Liberals and Vote; "Russ" Watson on June llth between Stanley and ktay ,an4 on ktidei'oad 'L,R,W between Iota $. end 6. Thio wee •Clone ost the ad; vice of the provincial -authority. In 1955 the total o transfer payments Irom ,governments to moe n Canada is .sons i an. th t ney collected through taxes for redistribution to certain groups totalled $2,64.O00,000, compared to $950,000,000 in 1949, Used ay Balers For Sale! In The Best of Condition! V. L. Becker Vic. Sons PHONE 60-W DASHWOOD OLIVER presents a day of practical farming '19Alla) Q Q 3110 L.4r-• See all that's new... all that Oliver makes for you—Full new tractor fleet at work • Most powerful row crop tractor built • Power -Booster Drive and Power -Traction Hitch in operation • Amazing 995 GM with Lugmatic torque converter • Corn harvester of the future . Machines in action that season permits • Light industrial equipment • Valuable attendance award • Refreshments. PRACTICAL MACHINES! PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONS! PRACTICAL METHODS! l Tuesday, June 16 Starting at 10:00 a.m. Glen Davis Farm NQBLETON, ONTARIO Just 1 mile west of Nobleton off NO!, 27 Highway, A day that's sure to be pleasant and profitable for you. Ye'!I be there too, so we're doling for the day. Bert BorId Your' Laical Goodison - Oliver Sales and Service Dealer PHONE AC 8-6814 CENTRALIA Take Your Choice of the Best! Don't Miss Our Merchandise Display At The HensciII Spring Fair NUFFIELD Diesel Tractors CHAINoSAWS R. D. Jermyn ,TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS NEIN IDEA. FARM EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND GRASSLAND MACHINERY Exeter Farm E quipment PHONi 508-W NORTH END, EXETER Look Forward! Now is the Time T' Elect atson11 .Liberal Candidate Your Vote Will Count , Lambton East On Juane in