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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-08, Page 8• Page .8 The Thres-Advocato, June 8, 1961 MAKES FIRST FORMAL INSPECTION—Air Vice Marshall M. Carscalleu, DFC, CD, air officer commanding training command, Winnipeg, made his first formal inspection of RCAF Station Centralia last week, He's seen inspecting the guard of honor, accompanied by F/0 A. P. Michalchan, commander of the guard. Letter from Crediton MRS. By M eM. FAIST Personal items Mrs. T. K. Baillie of Sagi 'new, Mich. and her sister, Mrs 1I J. Bruce, and iVfx, Bober Domechie of Scotland. who visiting at Saginaw, visite • , with Mrs. William Havdan for a few days last week. Mr. Royal Heist, of Chicago spent a few days with hi 'father, Mr. Henry Heist, an family. 1 Mrs. Oliff Hill, of Exeter • spent Sunday here with friends and attended bath services. The meetings last week in • the EUB church with Rev, Harry Percy, Deputation see. iretary of Sudan Interior IVEs- !skin, Toronto, and Miss Della Watson, appointed to West •.Africa from Fenelon Falls were much appreciated by all who !attended them. Many were !present from Dashwood and Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Radford and Shirley spent Sunday with ;the former's mother, Mrs, Rad- ford at Blyth, Next Sunday will be Chil- dren's Day in the EUB church with a special program in the evening service. There will be a junior choir at the morning service. The pupils of Mrs. R. Mol- itor and Mrs. Freeman Mor - lock's rooms went on. a bus 'trip to Toronto last Friday. Joins church union group Robert Southcott, Exetc r, was named to the standing committee on union of the Lan. - don Conference, United Church a Canada, at the annual ses- sion held in Woodstock last $ week. d Rev. E. G. Turnbull, London, d is chairman of the 14 -member committee to which three wom- en were addecl this year. s The committee was told to d be ready to consult with the recently appointed special •com- , mittee of the Anglican diocese of Huron on church unity. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hen- drick of Dashwood, Mr, and iMrs, Allen Becker and Brenda and and Mrs. Don Jory and :nily of Exeter spent Sunciaz with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- l -nix' Pfaff and family. Miss Elsie Manders, of Lon- don, and Mr. Grant Bendiot, of Arkona, spent the weekend, with the former's sister, Mr,' and Mrs. Wilmer Wein. Miss Joan Smith has taken a position at the Bend for the summer months. Mr. Sam Wein has been on the sick list but is somewhat improved again. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques and daughter Shirley, of Zin, spent Sunday evening with Mr., and Mrs. William Bender, Mrs. Ken Hodgins and her ; pupils are giving a recital June 16 in Centralia United i Church. Mr. W. Foster, Exeter, I • will give an organ recital at 7:45 p.m. and Mrs. Desrochers, I , teacher in violin, will assist! in the progratm. The census taker, Mrs. Ger- , aldine Schenk, is doing the vil- lage this week. L.IIX:VIMAltal.MaLWAVAME News budget from Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR ..;15‘IffMtaditmit Personal items 'Messrs. John, William and Howard ?inn and Miss Noreen Walkom were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reuber of I Clifford on Sunday. Mrs. Ben Wilson at this time is a patient in St. Marys Me- morial Hospital as the result of a slight stroke on Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton were guests on Sun- dayof Mr. and Mrs, R. N. Mc- Alpine, Ailsa Craig. Misses Joy and Kathy Thack- er of the 8th Line were Sun- day guests of Miss Brenda Parkinson. Mr. end .Mrs. Alfred Baker attended the Carter -Marshall wedding at Granton United Chureh on Saturday, June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Strahan, Donald, David and Robert, Mr. and Mrs, S. Marriott and fam- ily of St. Marys were Sunday gueSts of Mr. and UTS, Archie Dewar. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Marriott and Douglas, of Sarnia, visited with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Marriott, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Elston held a family gathering et their home Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mit. D. J. Christie of Ed- monton; Alta, who are visiting in the community. Those at- tending were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elstoh, Ross, Norma, Wilma and Grant, Mr, and Airs. Clare Elston and family, London, M. William Elston, Mr, and Mrs. Rump/trey Arthur and family, 3rd Line,. Mrs. Ida Minx and Mit. 6ortad Thorrip, ' sail Of St, Marys Meanwhile in Toronto, dele- gates from more than 600 UC congregations calledfor union with the Presbyterianh h in Canada. No official talks on union have been held be- tween the two churches for more than 10 years. Both are currently engaged in general discussions on unity with the Anglican church, It was announced that the United Church is willing to ac- 1 cept bishops in any future; union with the Anglican church, but not bishops with monarch- ial power. .A bishop could serve a useful purpose, a UC spokes- ' man said, representing unity, and doctrine. Budget from Bicidulph I By MRS. M. H. ELSTON . . Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalls, David and Donny visited on • Sunday with ,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiarton. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Michael and Heather, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Isaac and Robert •spent the weekend i with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus McIver of Kincar- dine. Mr. and Mrs. John Gregus, i Bernadette and Jerome spent I Sunday evening with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J- ohn. Spacek, I Mr. Clarence Smith spent Thursday and Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alordush and Frankie, of London, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer. ,trAntraIMEMMAIMMWZM Comments about Crediton East By MRS. W. MOTZ UMMEMiatIMMIONAM Personal items -Mrs. Earl Heist accompanied! by Mr. and Mrs. Carman Hod- gins of Devizes spent last Wed- nesday in Wheatley. Mrs. 01111 Hill, of Exeter, called on some of her friends and neighbors here on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sims are visiting in Toronto with friends. Mrs. Leonard Wein and Mrs. Alec Hamilton of Grand Bend spent last Tuesday in Toronto and was accompanied home by Mr. Hamilton who had been in hospital there far surgery. Mr. and Mrs. William Harney of Exeter visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. William Matz. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cun- ningham and family spent Sun- day with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E m m e r son Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Eagle- son of Greenway spent Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson. Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Elston were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan T. Needham of ildenton. Miss Phyllis Weiberg spent the weekend with Miss Norma McCleod of Denfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and family visited on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Purdie, Hensel Mrs. Sam Skinner entertain- ed several little friends of Karen and Garry Skinner who were celebrating their birth- days. Karen was six years old on June 3 and Garry four years on June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and family attended Whalen church anniversary service on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston attended the 25th wedding cel- ebration held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ivan Needham, lderton, on Saturday evening, LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS PROCLAIM Never... never... &paint, like this ! mom ill _Poe ,1116 S•B • Now you can paint the outside of your home as easily as painting a roam, Cleanup is simple, with water. 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Was deferred on a let. new tax coiled -or ter from the Dep't health designating Bethesda, Ebene. _ , Zer, Eden and Thames Road Mrs. Jackson Woods, Elim. pat .drain extension at his ten. ville, was officially. appointed .tier price of $2,308. 1 -le was the stahxtp coeltlecttitoer feief tollvosrnieueteotsizi sirivero. of two tenders by About Monday afternoon. She sue. 1 Qne tile drainage loan appli. cee s Wailoam Johns, who re.'cation was cancelled after it tired this year after serving 24.had been objected to by the yearsia inthe viii psaerliasie..);,of 200 a yorreleztitys. eexa:cualonrttghagadee andfilalter•tlIeP failed to appear lNr plead his case. Another aeon - Approve agreement 'cation for a $2,000 loan was ap- cpuneil approved the draft proved. of :Accepts ARCA levy the mutual fire prot eeti on1 The Ausable •authority levy of agreement with Exeter, Ste- .$4045'83 toward construction ph en and Hay ‘tvhjelicsh15,13nocolutile.es 1 scheme •edofewplis,theoarehPri accepted. 41115,$ cl:Ltbni, the purchase of truck to serve the area. The township formally accepted its 40 percent share amounting to $6,440.00 toward the cost of the Ki truck and equipment. ppen AcAcepptetipttnentitieseigsned by Harold —KeihCoptinued front page 5 McTavish, of London, ilCiltainrkiceip:Inddrainwith utit lvanBrocnkf:r ill visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Nelsen Riley and the Winclielsea drain was ac- family, vented. C. P. Corbett, OLS, LI.1111ofes kr.andBM010,sp, li.Anthonyolland, a Var. n can, was appointed the engi• 1.0 neer. rived Friday and are visiting plaintoue nl cinthe Winchelsea also acceptedehcelseacreek a ecroem. several months with their drainsigned by eight interes- daughter and son-in-law, Mr, dterdabberepaired, ratepayers askm asking that co thre. and family loart3h' the 3' Vliienrer'en Little Joanne Van Wierren, bett was appointed to investi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry gate. celebrated her Presented with a permission fIiifatnh birthdaylVierren' on Sunday, sev. eral relatives And friends be- ing present. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBride on th:Ileli.GoesnhdenmLrsine. Edgar McBride and Sharon attended decoration day service Sunday afternoon at Wingharn United Chnrch, l llll llll l llllll ll signed by a majority of the in- terested parties to have lot 1, concession 5 included in the Herdman, Hicks award drain, council agreed to the addition. Award contract Robert Rowcliffe, RR 1 Hen- sel], was awarded the contract to construct the Tuckey munici• NOTICE:oF Rural Power Interruption Weather Permitting Sunday, June 11, 1961 From 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. D.S.T. affecting the Exeter Area, including the Muni- cipalities of Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood and Grand Bend. Note: Centralia RCAFiand the villages of Crediton and Centralia feeding from Centralia Station will not be interrupted, This interruption is necessary to carry out vital maintenance of high voltage lines and switches. Your co-operation will be appreciated. K. J. LAMPMAN Manager Exeter Area Ontario Hydro III llllll 1111111,11111111 llllllll 1111111111111I ill lllll ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt 111111111111111111 t I tttt MI111111110 :liztazit;s, as being abandoned .11t1 Titter the care of the min- f I ! t 0 Tthiel erettruerans treasurer ea n171 tiliaex for- warding warding of the unpaid 1960, taxes to the county for collec-' tion OR May 15 was confirmed, CtIrrolit accounts of $3,405.68 were passed for payment. , Treasurer N. G. Clarke re.: repelled receipts ef $63.80 in' accounts receivable from the! road sup't and other receipts of ' $2 700 24 Road iSup't William Routly's report and road acrounts amounting to $8,409.91 were ap- proved. i „k II. P.M111,111111MIIIIIIIUMIJIAW1111,110U,” Will ii111.111114001.111,11,411111.11111MMIMITRUIWOORKRIttln.„,„,..„:' Milt) FOR COMFORT A.4, YEAR ROUND MAKE LINDENFIELD$ Y003, .HEADQUARTERS FOR • WARM AIR HEATING gO.N.11111T4ONIMITTAT WORK We We are .a.n. 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