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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-29, Page 8Page 8 The Times -Advocates June 29s 1961 Dashwood minister preaches farewell By MRS. E'rtV..111 .RAPER daughter and husband, Rev. ziAsHwoco and Mrs, Bruce Seebaeh of Hewer. amt. 'T. W. Gillings, minister - ,the zUB church for the The strawberry supper held two, years preached, his fare— last weekin Von Lutheran 'Well sermon SunclaYJune Church was well attended. . 25, , prier to moving to Campden. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schenk EtitlOwing the service the con- and boy. or Walkerton visited gregation ,presented Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs, Glibags with a floor Schenk and family and renewed acquaintances around Dash - lamp. * wood. Infant baptised. Ebner Rader was rushed to Teri Lynn, small daughter of st. Joseph's hospital. London, me • and Mrs. Carl Wither- Saturday evening in Hoffman's spoon was baptized in the EVE ambulance where he underwent Church Sunday afternoon by an emergency appendectomy. Rev. J. B. Wings. Miss Carol Schade of L0110111 Personal Items is spending two week's vaca- WINS TWO AWARDS Mrs. Emma Haugh is spend- tion with her parents, Air. and ing: some time with her grand- Mrs' Ervin Schack'. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hindley ,',.' • . •••• . — and family of London spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Rein- Comtnente about hold Miller. • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird of romarty C London spent Sunday with Airs. Matilda Piefer. ay MRS. KEN McKELLAR Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weber of Burgessville spent Sunday with .... : • ! - Airs. Dan Weber. , Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wi- - Continued from page 5 therspoon of Ailea Craig, Mr. several weeks, returned home and Mrs. Carl Witherspoon on Saturday. and children of Crediton and Misses Alarian and Barbara Mr. Bob Parks of Parkhill Duneell, St, Marys, Miss Lor- were Sunday guests with Mr. rie Turcottle of London, Ken and Mrs. Ervin Schade, Bill and l, Alex Walker of London and Caro ' spent the weekend with mr, Mr. and Airs. Louis 'Weigand and Mrs. Otto Walker, spent the weekend at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Kneel), Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader tel and Bonnie of Rostock 'els- ited on Sunday with Mr, and and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.:Alex Gardiner. Adolph Keller ' spent last week ! points Mrand Mrs. Bruce Turner atWasaga of interest. Wasaga Beach and other ; • and 'family of Detroit spent the ' Mr. and Mrs' Aaron Reste weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ro- - Player and Mr. and Airs. Ste- wart Wolfe spent last week at Dolmage picnic in Goderich, on Key River. They report the fish numerous and large. I to Detroit with them for a visit, Mrs. Wm. Schumaker, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy McGhee ' Leo Ludke and Elizabeth and and their grandson, Danny Mrs. Marvin Garvie and Phi- Rhode. spent the weekend with lip of Pigeon, Miele, spent the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee, weekend with 'Mr. and Mrs.! London, Wm, Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds Percy Kleinstiver and Allan and Mrs. Norman. Harburn at- of Chicago, Ill. are visiting with tended the Doimage reunion at Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver and AJ- i Goderich on Sunday. :Ian is spending some time with! Mr and Mrs. K. AicKellar Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rader. I visited in Woodstock on Tues.! Percy Kleinstiver, Mr. and ' day with Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Yrs- George Tiernan and fam-I Frances. : ily spent Sunday at Willowdale 1 with Air, and Mrs, Jack Cud -I Speare reunion • more. Tie: annual Speare reunion Jack Geiser, Wallace Becker was held in Lions Park, Mitch- and. Melvin Resteinayer spent a ell ' on Sunday with 125 in at- ' few days at Key River on a tendance. , fishing trip. Mr, Filmer Chappel, past. Visitors with Mrs. Lucinda president conducted the races Mclsaac over the weekend were t which were followed with a pic- Mr. and Mrs. W. AlcIsaac and nic supper. Ronald; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mr. R. G. Speare of Toronto ' Mclsaac, David and Dan. Ron - was elected president for 1962: ald is leaving shortly for the. Mrs. Oliver Speares, secre- , U.S. air force, Lackland air tary-treas., Mr. Clive McDon- , force base, San Antonio, Tex - aid and Mervin Shute, sportsas. committee, and Mr. and Mrs.', .Mr. and Mrs. !Howard Spear Howard Ross and Mr. and Mrs. I and family of Detroit are vaca- Filiner Chappel, lunch com- cationing with Mrs. L. Mclsaac. inittee. I The Dashwood Jr. room had The 1962 reunion will be heldits picnic at Grand Bend on on la:et Sunday in June in Mit- i Friday, June 23, and despite the chill, 1 cool, cloudy weather about se - Marian Ritchie Auxiliary !vents, attended, and all re- ported a good time. The pre The meeting of the Marian ! school children and their mo- Ritbhie Evening Auxiliary was ! there were guests, held in No. 6 School owing to ' rePair work in the church, . tr..W.Mtertifteva.e:e(reMen,viVeftais Mrs. Frank Hamilton presi- ' Letter from ded and opened with the devo- tional assisted by Mrs. Jim Mil- ler. The roll call, "My Bazaar Kirkton Project" was answered by 14 members. Sunctay, Mrs. L)oclds return By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mrs. Lloyd Miller had charge, of the study "Into all the World , ?'-'welar.A.'itzloamfex'ax.'rem'o. with the youngest churches." i Mr. and Mrs. Lefier Reid Mrs. Robert Laing conducted and son Charles, Mrs. Blanche the business period.'IL was re- ' Campbell, Welland, and Charles ported that nine members at- Overholt, of Wainsfleet. were tended the June Conference in Mitchell. It was decided that :Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Switzer. members bring a fancy apron l Hiss 'Myrtle Rathburn of , made for the bazaar to the next New York City is visiting with meeting.Tea t o w e I s were , her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alec handed in at this meeting. The Irvine. bazaar will be held in late t+Ic.- t Mrs. Jack Duncan is a pa veraber. - One hundred dollars, tient in st. Her3es memorial was voted to the Presbyterial 'Hospital at, time of writing. and the usual allocations to the Mr., and Mrs. S. C. Bell of • supply fund, . !Bridgenorth visited last week Mrs, Lorne Elliott conducted with lir, and Mrs, Clayton 1 a Bible quiz on "Birds in the ! smith, Bible." An article "You can't. I run away from 'Yourself" by! 'Padre Young was read by Mrs, ' A newly married man found Eldon Allen, his bride sitting stock still in Following the meeting a so . the kitchen, She was following lent auction was held netting a recipe which said: "Don't the. Auxiliai". $10.35. I stir for fifteen minutes," F R E EFROM TO N II `S•ltrearrAWSMOV'• .er,,UWZrv".,.Me&r:rarZWW.."6.r.WPM 1. McCalla Pattern from the new Miss America ' Fashion Collection Choose yours from the Free "Mils America Pattern Book" inside the special Toni Kit. 0410 ill1110000 6 00411140401ill • • • 2. Plus 8 new hairstyles, too Tgdoa. b,rtmdel: iin the new k,.>_:121, *Free "Miss America Pattern 13ctoe, o'aattraviEmr AT.mt.;er Use the order form inside the book. Send in todstar for your FREE `*<!* Pattern. Lok for this speet®1 Kit $2.00 1 ema FkIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! Colgate's Reg, 914 TOOTH PASTE 59 * BATHING HATS * SUNTAN LOTIONS * SUMMER NEEDS r Midd leton s L ph.h. SO •IReraft Exeter dompleft Stock of kerning AdBettoriet . . Keith B, Johson Wins two awards at 'NS law school Keith Bertram Jobson, Ex- eter, has won two of the seven prizes for second -year students in the faculty of law, Dal- housie University, Halifax, N.S. lie won the Richard B. !Han- son prize for constitutional law and the G. G. Forsyth prize, for scholarship and character. Ile is the - son of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Jobson, Anne St., and taught school for several years before beginning his studies in law. The story is told about the farmer who was approached to become a member. of the county watershed group .! "Watershed," he exclaimed, "What do I want with a water- shed? I don't even have a machine shed." tionalist. six miles below the Falls. 1717 11 thata Rates uron market lialgfye 41:ctls the trend ,also ,Indiggt" ,H , post-war baby crop. now reaeh- above the i'average County stores is attribut- tbc leen years. A The bigger spending in lin- able 10 the fact that Jogai res- ladbeipts tobatdbolA0,re 'aoney The rem': shows that the (Special to The T -A) Huron County stood out AS a stronger market, than meg during the past year, with a level of income and spending above that found in most parts of Canada. Its relative pusition, in terms of business activity, is brought I out in a new, eopyrighted "sore vey of Buying Power," pro- duced by Sales Management of New York. The 762 -page sur- vey reveals, for !every section Fete teacher atretirement Mr. Elliott Fairbairn, a na- tive of this community„ was honored on the occasion of his retirement from the teaching profession and in recognition of 35 years spent as a teacher itt Tillsonburg at a testimonial • dinner at Mil -Mar Manor last Wednesday evening. Mr. Fairbairn retires as pub - lie school !principal at the end of the term, going to TillSOri, burg in 1926. Most of those years he has been principal and in recognition of his long service itt teaching, the new school built in 1957 was named the Elliott Fairbairn Public School. At the ceremonies last Wed- nesday a scroll on behalf of the town was given to Mr. Fairbairn by Mayor Vance, and a large bouquet of roses to Mrs. Fairbairn. A large picture of Mr. Fair- bairn was presented to the EJlioLt Fairbairn Public School and a small replica to his wife. Many other gifts and con- gratulatory messages were presented to mark Mr. Fair- bairn s 48 years as an educa- 1,01 Canada ;And of the thlited st,aies, what their earnings and their retail sales amounted to, in :toso„ 11 shows that consumer spending in Huron County, despite the continuing busineA slump that prevailed generally, was on a big wale.. Local retail stores, as a re - suit, had a sales volume of $59,463,000. For a community of its size, this was more than Might have been expected, Retail bu- siness locally should have amottoted to .3147 percent of the Canadian, on the basis of population. It exceeded that quota, however, producing .3673 percent of the total, The economic conditions that existed during a large part of last year had its effect on the consuming public, It was noted in the way they altered their spending pattern, There was a shift away from hard goods and in the direction of soft goods and ser- vices. The survey suggests The veteran teacher was born an a farm in Tuckersmith Township and attended the area public school, Seaforth High School and Stratford Nor- mal School, Ile is a brother of Mrs. Clifford Brintriell and Mr, Clarence Fairbairn of town and Mrs. Harvey Clauslus, of Zurich. Two sisters, Mrs. Don Bedard and Mrs. Gilbert Stat - ton, live in Detroit and a brother, Fred, in Windsor, WATERY SUBWAY Twin tunnels 330 under the city of Niagara Falls carry water from the Niagara River to Ontario Hydro's Sir Adam Beck No. 2 Generating Station wW1 incomet which is ' the money remaining in, ponsuipgr Nita after payment pf ,all personal income taxes, amounted to $0,827,000 in M. This total, divided aritiune- tleallY by the nuinher of house. holds in the conaty,give $4,284 as the average ,net income per household. -A11111.111r1 1,,,, : . e..1,,,- ar. , -,,ar . per r 0T ,,S, e r iFF, • ,,rer ,.' ' • , .. „ „ . „ • .1 • communities comnaretr/.1 I tt 1.41 hOW well individual others in httallteas! felting into account population and :rate of ,conslinier, hight, is shown through en "Index of; sales activity." kturon County is given an in, de lt rating ,of 117, or 47 ..per. cent higher than the ,national AVC1744e. esigned for the. South Huron. SPORTSMAN: AUSTIN A55 COUNTRYMAN The car with the perfect dual-purpose personality! Clean and straightfor- ward, the lines of the Austin A55 Countryman will appeal to all with a sporting instinct, for here is a ve- hicle equally at home in town or - country — a smart, fully equipped sedan in every sense, which can be converted in a matter of seconds to an equally smart load carrier with 51.1 cu. ft capacity. See it Try it , Buy it , , at South End Service PHONE 328 RUSS & CHUCK SNELL EXETER , HOUSEWIVES ALL AGREE! CHILDREN'S Sismcin's Scampers $3.95 Wuerth's SHOE STORE "The Store With the Gold Bond Stamps" Business will be carried on as usual while alterations are being made to our store, 5 T Relax on Saturday Nights Enjoy The Weekend! ANOTHER GREAT Bargain Table Quality Merchandise Selling at Half Price Wolper's Men's Wear Phone 81 Exeter More HALF-PRICE BARGAINS Crystal Glass tlr Aluminum Leather Goods Pewter Ware Jack Smith CREDIT JEWELLER Phone 510 Exeter BUG BULBS Regular 39 25c with the purchase of $1.00 worth of 25-, 40 - or 60 -watt GE bulbs, Russell Electric PHONE 109 EXETER SAFE HEAT sN1 x. FOR CAMPERS THERMIC Portable Safety Heaters No fumes — cannot explode or ignite. Beavers CREST Phone 86 Exeter Half Price Table Continues Summer Clothing at Real Bargain,5 MacMillans Phone 37 Exeter Save Dollars on Friday nights and every day at Sandy Elliot's. BedS, bunk beds, chests of draw- ers, mirrors, bedroom suites, chrome and coppertone sets, Simmons mattresses, baby carriages, high chairs, play pans. if it is for The home Ise hews Ur Phone 44! Bathing Suits Ladies Wear Phone 474 Exeter Summer Furniture Alan-11nm Chairs Chaise Lounges, etc, 15(Yo OFF Dinney Furniture 467 Main St. Exeter opper-Hockey Furniture VERY SPECIAL 'PRICE on a Large Selection of TV Snack Tables AS LOW AS 1.95 „A, LARGE SIZE DOLLAR DAYS liaisons's!! eel3 THESE SPECIAL UYS GOOD THS FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY 6 to 9 p.m. Polished Cotton DRESSES 38 to 44, .164 to 24% $3.47 PEANUTS • Spanish Salted 270 lb, Chainway Stores • OUTSIDE House Paint 15% OFF! Fisher's Hardware Phone 29 Exeter SEE OUR, •$UPER• DOLLAR DAY$ AD ON PAGE 10 A Er H SUPERIOR MARKET Phone 332 Exeter Pork Shoulder Steaks c lb Fink's Meat Market Phone 3 Exeter . STOCK UP • FOR THE WEEKEND •THIS '1 FRIDAY NIGHT Stores Closed • All bay Saturday, - July, 1 6.1