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By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Tho.Ex Exeter :Brat s•A.:o to IAl pleased to. uhilsh thea* Item*. Mr. and Mrs, :Chas. (Srotty) costumes were worn by those we arriv
of T * dv s:a s I, ayep
We and our readers, aro interested In youand your friends, Phony 770, I3avnham and family left on Fri- taking part.
well as lane Scottish. Women s tour wail start in an hour.
;.::: - ., Alta„ following a three weeks c l n
iust Iily Cxi nrh: �- �.'antinued from page 11
Family party
—Continued from page 1. , buses are on the wrong stele of
ed at our hotel and we
day for heir home to Calgary, Eminent Scottish .artists as
were informed that our first
'The roads .are narrow :and Wind -
a 0.20.10 on c ay so s a 1 a
of 200 pounds per..acre."
ile adds::"On the other hand,
if your field has: been in legume
sod within the last two years
and you haven't applied manure,
you will need some nitrogen. Our,
best returns on fertilizer trials
have come when we used. 5.10.20
on loam or sandy soils and 5-20-10
on .clay soils at 200 pounds per
acre. 'This fertilizer was .applied
at the lime of seeding. Then, we
suggest extra nitrogen (about 75
pounds ammonium nitrate or its
equivalent) as a top -dressing in
late fall or early spring.
/low much fertilizer is enough?
Matthews suggests using fertili-
zer tilt you get top returns, not
necessarily top yields.
Other paints that .Matthews
mentions are:
• If you use the fertilizer he
suggests, you. will prohabty get
hack $2 to $2,50 for every $i in-
vested in fertilizer.
• You need. .50^'„ aloes ferti-
lizer if you. broadcast rather than
drill in fertilizer with the seed.
• Nitrogen. is more effective
in late. fall or early spring.
Happenings In
ling and to us alt the cans .and '
the road It was ,about two when
vacation with the former's father, Rural fi>stitute members were Our hetet was on St, George's
Mr, and Airs, N. F. Bradley, Mrs. William ))Deasy were Mr, l included in the rant. There were Square in the centre of.the city.
Carol and Sllirlev of Thetford and.Mrs, Mervin Collingwaocl, Alr, George 13a3ntanl It plie square covers two city
B ' s Quebec, visiting with: :Bernice Carol and Linda, of On Wednesday, previous to Scottish dances and music blocks llnc ieb ars i i g tl d
' was a performance on a gran and.is a lovely spot. There
Roy
their de arture, a number asp
A1r.:anclvAlrs.riice Biggam and' Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pare wide borders of green grass
Farhara, !Haney, Ruth, Elizabeth and friends spent a social evening scale, with many flower beds of scar -
Miss Wilma Coates of London Kathy, of Toronto., with them. in addition to. the r ;let reel geraniums. Those in the
• Al • d M' J ' of villagers present, there were a Scotland centre of the bed were about
bon. i
AIr. trod Mas, liarol.d Tenttar three :feet high, the .lower branch -
den, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- SCOTLAND, AUGUST 1 es had heen pruned. and the stem
don Ilaynham, Mrs. Margaret (This article dealing with Mrs, tied to a stake. The result was
returned from a motor trip I Jlens.al► •n and ..Jqc d A1rso 3�1'ill
which took her to Gananoque, I
M o n 1 r e a 1, Lake Placid and 1 -Marney and Gail Gackstetter
through the New:England States. visited on Monday with Mr. J. E. :rher, Mrs, fired Huxtable.
She spent the. weekend with her! Ferguson, of Aylmer,. and:Mr. FletAfack s arrival in Scotland ac a true geranium. The same idea
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney; and Mrs. E. L. Ferguson and and Jim, Mrs. Win. Musser and tua]ly precedes the one which had been used wikh. rambler
Coates. I faintly in St. Thomas. Jennie of Exeter. The evening appeared last week, It was de- roses' which were planted in
i itat the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Susan Winer returned in was arranged by Miss .Margaret layed because of difficulty in uarge tubs. These bordered the
\s. tars Coatesi on Sundav Preston last week after spending Cook• mall delivery.) I walks Also there.. were large
MrWhitney • iia vacation with relatives and
were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stubbs: Personal items. We have arrived. Flow wonder- pats of beautiful fuchsias over
a edoni and B1r, friends in Hamilton, Dorchester, A1rs. J. Essery, Karen, Jean (Id it is! Last evening we were six feet tall.. In the centre is a
and family, Caledonia, alpaved area surrounded by seats,
and Mrs. Percy Wright and Starthroy, Exeter, Centralia and and Joan accompanier) by :Miss in Toronto, naw vie ai•.e landing .
Larry of. Cromarty and Miss Crediton. Marion Belling of Exeter spent at Prestwick at 12 o'clock noon, here the people rest and enjoy,
Joan Parsons. I Nancy and Pon .Hall. a St. a few clays last week in'Port The Ontario delegation of the `themselves and. feed the pigeons.
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis' Marys visited with Miss Greta ;I Federated Federated Women's Institutes ; There are 14 statues and me-
nd Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin i Hai nese for .a few days last 1gathered one by
one at the Mal• mortals in the park,
me -
Anil k. Air. and Mrs. Grant Brown + h
Felly of Tavistock visited with yT J Sutton d Mrs. A and family of Point :Edward, ton airpirt and
i weewe were checked Our tour was to the, Trossachs,
Jaques} Mrs. George a t 5 n with M am A1rs
Blr, andg q {were visitors � th r 1
h k d tB with Mrs.
an my in. Mrs. .Gordon Maynard, our the showpiece of Scotland, rich
Pent the weekend a yron ro c 1 secretary was there
toed for r of last p vin la ,
: in history, beauty and grandeur.
Sunday, Mrs Kelly reins k and I Thompson on Thu sday
it • • Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson
to see us on our way.. A few ! The windows of the bus are
few ays, I week,
B4r, and airs. Lorne Johnston, {family' t the. A4r. Frank Osborne returned
minutes after eight we boarded large and one had a fine view
Mrs, Norah Taylor t kh
be and. David and Ronald!lis, spell'• plane,aa Britannia jet i o the countryside, Again the
Bo lyaurpro
Truetnner left Tuesday to spend James
with Ms, and Mrs. home on Saturday 'stmin tern His polled, and soon. we were in the road was narrow and winding.
Ontario,, Jas d i London On operation i
ass Sc.hroe er n air , We left the city and suburbs
f v da s in Northern
Saturday Mrs. Taylor and. Mr,
Mr. K
and Coates spent, the and Mrs. Schroeder attended
pital, London. ' , t 'then drove directly through vat -
Mrs, Warner McRoberts and Due to illness Mrs, ,Tames Ilag legs where agriculture is car -
weekend in Chatham. I open house at the home of Mr. l.0 rte a The h'1 are . onl.i u-
1 W. ] l'd p Aliss •Lina Abbott, of can. gerty our provincial President, I d n. I e i is c n
i an urs.., J. n erson eam- le s at the home
this week with his family ail E. s on the sloes
their. 'cottage, Southcott Pines,.
is the, first electrically heated Penny of Kingston is lea er o p have been
Mr. 14 H Hodgson is to i av were Sunday callers nusly in the background, the
Ing f 1, i I in ton v„1,.1.1 was Ando son s new home was unable to go so Mrs, ,l, R g
g of Mrs F Abbot* d f forests
Mr and Mrs George Dunn the delegation There are five depleted. I saw two or three re -
Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gould
vacationed last week at Rice
Lake, where they found good
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frayne re-
cently spent a holiday at Sauble
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
and family, Toronto, visited this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Taylor, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn " Jeffery,
Thames Road; Mr. and Mrs,
Milton Luther,. Usborne, and Mrs.
Roy Dykeman and Ronnie, Lon-
don, visited on Sunday with Mr,
and. Mrs. Bert :Bissett.
D. H. Fletcher, of. Toronto, is
visiting this week with his catt-
ails, Mrs, :Rill. McEwen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunsford,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Redmond,
Mr. Ernest .Dunsford and Mr.
Otto Fischer, of Marlette, Mich.,
attended the funeral of the late
Percy Dunsford, at Exeter, on
Monday fast,
:Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lake, of
Mrs.
on
Mich„
Pontiac, 14 c . called
Percy Dunsford and family on
Saturday.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and.
in the district. Mr. Anderson is
manager of the Public Utilities
Commission in Leamington and
well known here as Jack Ander-
son formerly of. Crediton, The
Schroeders and Mrs. Taylor were
Saturday overnight guests,
Miss Susan Harris returned to
London after holidaying with. her
grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Mil-
ton Pfaff.
Mr, and Mrs. Percy Cave,
New Westminster, B,C, are visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, Murray
Neil.
Charlie Wong, who has heen at
Exeter Grill for the past five
years, left Tuesday to become a
partner with his brother in the
operation of the Aero Grill,
Kingston.
Mr, Jim Dearing, 87, of Lon-
don visited with his brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Dearing in the
Heywood Nursing Home, on Fri-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Shapton,
Carol Lynn and Larry are spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack 011en-Bittle at their cot-
tage, Calendar Lake, Nipissing.
Sharon Batten, Elimville, and
Douglas Penhale, Winchelsea,
are visiting their, grandmother,
Mrs. Ralph Batten,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Warwick,
Gary and Terry Lee of Port Hu-
ron visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Fisher over the weekend,
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and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, visitors and seven contributing I The ever-changing pattern with
Roy McDonald in London on members. Our seats were re -1 many shades of green, and grey
Sunday, served and 13 were seated to -:rocks, sometimes in sunshine and
Mr. a.nd MI's. Fred Cunning- gether in the forwara part of; sometimes in shadow Is most in
ton were weekend visitors with the plane, the fourteenth mem- ; teresting. The trees, bradlen,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and her travelled first class. These !heather and wild flowers all add
Sharon in Listowel, planes carry 100 passengers, to the picturesque scene. As the
Misses Jean and. Dorothy There were 90 on this flight. travel guide states, the Tros-
Campbell. of Toronto, Mr. Keith It was a very smooth com-+ sachs do not throw their beauty
Campbell of Windsor and Mrs. fortable flight. I had not adjust- away in one gesture. They drop
Richard Dickins of Exeter were ed my watch and by 2.30 a.m. IL, perfect: picture b3' perfect
recent, visitors with Mr. and Exeter time, dawn was break -1 picture, at a roadside, at every
Mrs. Ray Latnmie, ing and the clouds around and; curve and bend, We pass
Miss "Wilda Pollock RN return- below us were a beautiful pink hospital secluded i,n a valley
ed on Saturday to resume her tint. It was indeed a rosy morn where the seriously wounded
duties at the Kitchener -Waterloo highabove the clouds, We had service men of the Common -
Hospital following a four-week
vacation at the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Dunn
and family, of. Toronto, are holi-
daying with. the former's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. George. Dunn.
Miss Flossie Davey returned.
home on Sunday after spending
the past couple of weeks with
her niece, Mr. and Mrs, John
,
Ridley Elimville.
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started the flight at 19,000 feet, wealth were taken during the
and before we cane down to land
'last: war and where clever duc-
at Prestwick we were at 23,000 1 )iris came to performmiracles.
feel. At no time was I able to Now it is used mainly for a chit -
see the ocean untilwe came dren's hospital.
down through the clouds directly The y driver stopped by the hill -
over the coastline of Scotland.
What a stir of excitement was
felt in the group, along witha
slight air of weariness. Some had
not slept at all. It was the first
trans-Atlantic filght for all of
Blanshard
By MRS. GLADWYN HQQPER
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and
boys, of Brinsley, spent Sundae
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Thacker.
Mrs. Fred Thompson. Spent the
weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Paynter of Kirkton.
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Martin,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Martin and
boys of St. Marys, Mrs. Theo-
dore Stevens of Anderson, Mrs.
Wilbert. Kernick of SL Marys
spent Sunday with Mrs. James
Mossey,
Miss Orrie Thacker spent the
weekend with Miss Phyllis Jones
of Belton.
Mrs. Kenneth Facey, Lorna
and Eddie of Belton, Miss Edna.
Facey of Picton, Miss Beth
Facey of Belleville spent Wed-
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Glad-
wyn Hooper, Verla and Jeanette.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and family spent Sunday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Robinson of Kirkton.
Mrs. Lottie Jones and. Mrs.I
Alvada Hopkins spent Saturday
with. Mr. and Mrs. William ,Tones.
the party andwe
were
happyto
ceather
wegathered1
side and ,
rose and white.
'We passed the only motel in I
this part of Scotland' and on into I
Aberfoyle, sheltered by the
Perthshire. hills. Here we visited
the Baillie Nicol Jarvie Hotel.
We saw the rows of pewter 'tank-
ards and glowing pieces of cop-
per and brass then on to Katrine
Loch from which the city of
Glasgow obtains its water and
where you can take a two-hour
trip on the lake. Then on to Cal- •
lander for high tea. After visit-
ing some shops we drove back
to Glasgow, a tired. but happy
• group.
Mr. and Mrs J. Essery and know that we were nearing the
family left on Friday on a trip end of it.
to Ottawa where they will visit Flying over Ontario the ripen -
with Sgt. and Mrs. Hollington ing fields of grain gave color to
and family before continuing
their trip to other. Eastern points
of interest.
Rev, M. H. Elston will con-
duct the service in the United
Church. on Sunday morning. The
Sunday School will meet at the
usual time
The story in
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Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Morton,
Ailsa Craig, were Sunday guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee. '
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson
attended church service at Grand
Bend. on Sunday morning and
spent the day there.
1Mir. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee
and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Latta arid. family and Kathy
Antos, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Amos, Kirkton, who is spending
a few days with Carol Latta,
enjoyed a picnic at the lake on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cye and
family and Mrs. George Carroll,
Detroit, Mich. spent the past
week visiting :Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Carroll And Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Carroll. During the past week
they enjoyed. several outings in-
cluding a family picnic on Sun-
day, returning to Detroit on Mon-
day.
Teffory Young, Lucan, is spend-
ing a few days with !his grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Heber
Davis.
Mrs. Tom Kooy and Clayton
are spending a few days at Grand
Bend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice McDonald.
Miss Heather Davis and Mich-
ael, children of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George McFalls while ' tr.
and. Mrs. }high Davis spent the
weekend as guests of Miss Joyce
McDonald and Mr. Howard Mc-
Donald, Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker and
family held a picnic north of
Tttrnbull's Grove, Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin, Cye and
fancily were Sunday evening
guests with Mr, and Mrs. Rob-
ert. Tindall.
Mrs. .Robb Ca rroll, Woodham,
has been staying with her daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin-
son for a few holidays and Mr.
and Mrs`. George Atkinson and
Sandra were Sunday guests also.
Mrs., McClean Toronto, spent
several days this past week at
the home of her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dobbs.
DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
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BLidEWATER
DANCELAND
Musk By
DESJARDINE ..`
ORCHESTRA
10i p.nt, to 1:30 a.m.
Adinitsitlen 25f
the scene below but here all
was green, In contrast to our
square or rectangular fields
these were mostly irregular in
size and shape. They were di-
vided • by hedgerows and sheep
and cattle were grazing in them.
A special bus awaitedus, ready
to take 'us to Glasgow. In true
Scottish fashion 'there was a little
rain to welcome us but certainly
not enough to dampen our spir-
its and it didn't last long. We
enjoyed. the scenery as we travel-
led through the country of. Ayr.
"Listen, Fred, will you hang
tip, phone, this hospital and
ask them how 2 am, and then
• call me back?"
Topics from
Whalen
By MRS, FRANK SQUIRE
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klahre,
Catherine and Martha, visited
their aunt and uncle, Mi. and
Mrs. E. E. Cook on Tuesday at
the Dearness home, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire
spent the weekend at Grand'
Bend with friends.
Mrs. Harry Klahre entertain
ed several girls on Friday after-
noon in . honor of Catherine's
10th birthday.
Mr. anis Airs. Laverne Mor,'
ley and Marion, also ,Jimmy and
Carol, Foster attended the Batten
picnic at .Riverview Park, Exe-
ter, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Baillie
spent Monday with Mrs. Ethel
Squire, Granton.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Higdon, of
Boston, Mass., visited .for a few
days last week with Mr, and
Mrs. S. Finkbeiner.
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"Acme Shorthand School?
What would a long curved
line with a little squiggle at
the end mean?"
The Times -Advocate, August 20, 1959 PI RBBB
• Mrs. John. Tayior wtere ,iii -
Fete ri. a -elect ekes at I;llowersl
at trousseau 'tea.
Mrs. Harold Taylor, Ras 3
Exeter, entertained at a trous-
seau tea on Wednesday honor-
ing her daughter, Beth, whose
marriage takes place this Sat-
urday in James Street United
Church. She was assisted in re-
eeiving the guests by her .daugh-
ter and the groom -elect's moth-
er, Mrs. Charles Mepham, Wind-
sor.
Mrs. Frank Gunning and Mrs.
Frank Taylor, grandmothers of
the bride -elect, presided at the
tea table in. the afternoon and
Mrs. C. Struthers and Mrs. Earl
Bussell in the evening.
Assisting with the tea were
Mrs. William Yungblut, Mrs.
Wayne Tuckey, Mrs. John Tay-
lor and Mrs. Charles Atthill,
Cheryl Westcott, Bonnie Foster,
Joan and Jane l)ettmer greeted
the guests and were in charge
of the guest book.
Showing the trousseau and
wedding gifts were -Helen Tay-
lor, Sally Acheson, Jean and
Jeanette Taylor.
Previous to the tea the bride -
elect had been honored on sev-
eral occasions. Mrs. Ron Came-
ron, Chatham entertained at a
luncheon and shower. Mrs. Earl
Russell. Mrs. William Bell and
Mrs. Vern Pincombe assisted by
UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
MAIN ST. UNITED
JAMES ST. UNITED
Preacher: Rev. Robert S. Hilts
SUMMER UNION SERVICES
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School in
both Tames St. and Main St.
churches.
11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship in
Main St. Church.
Sermon: "The Conversion of
Saul." — Book of the Acts 9.
"Come And Worship Wifh Us"
1Vfr, and Mrs. William French.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson and
Mr. and. Mrs, .1'. Finkheiner at-
tended a beef barbecue on Thurs-
day evening tat .Poplar Hill.
Mr, and Mrs. Grenwill Sher -
will and Karen, .London, were
Saturday evening visitors, with
Mr. and Mrs, William Morley
Sr,
Ja-nice and Bohhie Morley
holidayed last week with Karen
and Gary Skinner of Centralia.
This week Karen It visiting
J ani ee.
Mr, and Mrs. Williairt French
and family visited Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Aferlcy
and family, Southeott Pines,
GAM Bend. Catherine Morley
returned home With them to
spend >t week with Laura.
Freneh,
Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Squire
of Warren, lifirh. spent. Saturday
with Mr, and Mre. Not:ntan tHorl-
gins, Marshall Jr. and Billie ere
spending this week with the Rod -
gins laMilyi
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Trutt, 0 Lord"
10:30 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A„ B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs, S. G. Klatt
9:00 a.m.:—.Sunday School
'10:00 a,m.—Morning Worship
Guest. Minister: The Rev. C.
D. Henderson of St, Catha-
rines.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United 4rethren
CREDITON
Rev. A, M. Schlenker, Pastor
10:00 a.m,—Worship
11:15 a.m.—Church School
.
BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
9:45 a.:m.—Bible School
11:00 a,m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
VON LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
K. L. Zorn, Pastor, Phone 65
10:00 a.m.—.Sunday School
11:00 a.m.--Worship Service
Ticar Bruer, Speaker
:Everyone Welcome
THE BETHEL.
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2 p.m. -- Worship and Sermon
3:30 p.m. Sunday School
All Welcome
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
11:00 a.m. — Morning Prayer
(Nursery and Sunday School)
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, A, G. Van Eek, Minister
9:45 a.m. — Morning Worship
(English),
2:15 p.m. — . Afternoon Worship.
(Dutch).
The Minister Is In Charge
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South end Service
PHONE 328
Russ. A Chuck Snell
EXETER
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Maybe homes ifo pilfer land tram pastures, but Malcolni knows they bring
people 'together to enjoy the wonderful, health•'btfilding qualities of pure
fresh milk. And more customers for his cows chef bay.
7BUT THEY SURE
WRECKED SOME
GREAT PASTURE
LANG!
EXETER DAIRY
Phone 321