The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-21, Page 13Kippen Comments
fly MRS. NORMAN LONG
Kipen WMS
The. ineetingpf tbe Woman's
11.‘...isionau Society of •Klppen,
United ,Church held in the, Sun.!
(L.ty School nom on Tuesday
e ening, Scot. a opened with
op worship. .in charge of Mrs.!
Oahu A, Cooper assisted by •
r7,s, li;merson Anderson,
,Consitt moved
that
donation of five ,dollars
b ,se.• to the .Hanstild Me-
iroe,al fund, The chapter in
Lia study book on "CO Mis-
s n'vy was .given.
byt Mrs. Robert 41gi.e. It
was dee:tied to hold the ba.
zaar on November 18,
Triy Kippenettes,
The .second meeting of the,
Thrifty Kippenettea was held'
Saterday :morning, Sept, la at
the. home of Mrs. Harry
Cald-
wcll, is girl,' 'answering the
roll ea.
Secretary Julie Chapple .read
the minti,.es of the last meet -
Ing and Jcan McNaughton was
elected secretary for he next
meeting which is to be held on
Saturday, Sent. 24 at 1.15.
Mrs, McGregor gave out
hol'cs and flyers which were
sent from. .different_
companies,
And outlined the thirdineVng„
orThis week in
Thames Road
Ey MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. and Mrs. John Bucking-
ham, Rosine and Lucille of
Kansas City, Missouri, spent a
few clays recently with Mr,
and Mrs. Victor Jeffery.
Miss Jean Ferguson of Lon-
don spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cann,
Mr, and Mrs. Roger Urqu-
hart and Gary of Kirkton, Mr,
and Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela
and Calvin of Woodham visited
Sunday evening with Mr. and.
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
Donald Ballantyne of Toronto
spent the • weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd
Ballantyne.
11r, and Mrs, Ernest Pym
visited Sunday with Mrs. Nor-
man .Knight of Seaforth,
Rev. Hugh and Mrs, Wilson
were in Brantford Sunday aft-
ernoon where Mrs. Lorne Eedy
of St. Marys was entertained
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. Brown on the occasion
of her 80th birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nesbitt
and family of Blyth, Mr, and
Mrs. James Harris of London
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Harris and Er-
nest.
The story in
aintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
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Mrs, Henry Hodgins, Lucan
and Miss Sophia Richards were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Carroll.
Mr. and !Mrs. Jack Scott, Nia-
gara Falls, visited with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Greenlee, last week.
Mrs. Fred Dobbs, RN, re-
turned home from Wingham
Monday having spent the past
week nursing her mother, Mrs.
H. S. McLean, who is recupe-
rating in Wingham hospital fol-
lowing a slight .stroke,
Mrs. Robb Carroll, St. Marys
is spending several days with
her daughter, Ar. and Mrs.
Ifermon Atkinson, Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. George Atkinson and
family visited •them also.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Kooy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dic-
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis
and Mrs. Harry Carroll attended
thanksgiving service at St. Tho-
mas church, Granton, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and
Nancy visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Clarke, Shipka, Friday
evening.
'Mrs. Fred Dickins and Miss
Edith Small of Coldwater and
Mrs. Richard Dickins, Exeter,
were Sunday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs, Heber Da -
Choir practice was held at
Patrick's church on Mon-
day evening, preparing for the
centennial thanksgiving service
to be held Sunday, Sept 24, at
11 a.m.
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giving out the roll pall "My
favorite variety of apple and
why" alaQ the home. ,405ign-
rnent,
Mrs. Caldwell •then diSettased
the different fruits in season,
also for Pleb month of the
Year and fruits ,gf ,other coun-
tries, the choosing and uses of
fresh fruits.
She then gave a talk on
apples and their grades, say-
ing the cost depends on the
grade.
The leaders served twe kinds
of fruit loaf, date loaf and
cherry loaf, and an apple jelly
salad, with fruit clressng, and
told each girl they had to make
a fruit loaf and salads and
have the family taste them,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber,
Kenneth and Dianne attended
the Racler-Clausius wedding at
Blake church on Saturday,
Sept. 1,
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Schnei-
der of Stratford visited during
the week with the latter's
father, Mr, Robert, Thomson
and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cornish and family of
Goclerich were his guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of
Caro, Mich. spent the week-
end with Mr, and 'Mrs, Edgar
McBride and Sharon, also other
relatives,
Mrs, Keen of Stratford spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elston Dowson,
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Hark-
ness and family and Mrs. W.
R. Cooper of Parkhill visited
Sunday with Mr. W. R, Cooper.
Mrs, Lydia Doig, formerly of
Kippen, was taken from Huron -
view Home, Clinton, to Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
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Message from
Greenway
By MRS, C. WOODBURN
idiaai,-.,,..244.MMUZIESMattrAdaa
Rally Day service will be
held in the United Church Sun-
day at 9,45 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Cleve Brophey and
family in London.
Mr, and Mrs, Graham Eagle-
son and family visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Eagleson and family of South-
ampton,
Mr. Hugh Hodgins is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Southcott
and family of Toronto spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Wood-
burn, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Woodburn, Tommy, Nancy and
Irene, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Patterson and Wins-
ton of Grand Bend spent 'the'
weekend at Bancroft.
Mr, and Mrs. Elton Curls
visited. on Sunday with rela-
tives in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mac-
Pherson spent the weekend
with relatives in London.
It. 1100 "Ortglat,111 gas 14#0.0v
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Ottawa report
'Sweetness and light'
characterizes debate
By W. H. A. (BILL) THOMAS
West Middlesex MPP
So far, the rump end of. this
session has been characterized
by political sweetness and
light.
The debat on external affairs
estimates was on a high level,
The government and the offi-
cial opposition were most com-
plimentary and polite to each
other. This is in profound con-
trast to what is usually wit-
nessed in the house and espe-
cially to the attitude which
prevailed when the house re-
cessed in July after debating
the Coyne case.
If the present spirit continues
it might be within the realm of
possibility to finish by the end
of September as the latest
rumors suggest, but 'yours
truly' considers such a pos-
sibility most unlikely.
The first week of the rump
session was dampened with
somber submissions of emer-
gency •measures to take care
of a possible war situation.
The prime minister and the
minister of national defence
outlined a long list of plans
that are being prepared to
serve as a program of national
survival. The policy of the gov-
ernment is to bope for the best
but to insure against the worst.
• In debating these subjects all
'parties agreed on most points.
It was agreed that we should
stand firm with our allies for
the freedom of the people of
West Berlin. It was agreed,
also, that we should keep our
defences so that we might ne-
gotiate from a position of
strength.
There was general support
for the strengthening of the
United Nations; for the creation
of a United Nations Police
Force, and for added assistance
to under -privileged nations.
Both opposition parties are
definitely opposed to •the use
of atomic weapons by our Can-
adian forces but the govern-
ment refused to commit itself
either for or against our use
of atomic weapons. The gov-
ernment feels that Canada
maintains a stronger positidn
by holding that decision in
abeyance.
Boards at Ottawa
The Ontario Wheat Producers
Marketing Board and the Soya
Bean Growers Marketing Board
have both made recent visits
to Ottawa to promote better
marketing conditions for their
members. One of the problems
facing both these organizations
is lack of storage and drying
facilities.
Some temporary storage in
terminal elevators has been
arranged through. the National
Harbours Board but this is not
entirely satisfactory.
The erection of a terminal
, elevator for the joint use of
both boards as some conveni-
ent location may prove to be
the most practical solution to
this problem. Both the Ontario
government and the federal
government have expressed
sympathetic interest in such an
undertaking.
Present playlet
at UC auxiliary
At the Afternoon Auxiliary
of Main Street church held
Thursday afternoon at the cot-
tage of Mrs, R. E. Russell the
bazaar date was set for No-
vember 18.
Mrs. Russell presided for the
business and a goodly number
answered roll call.
The devotional. was taken by
Mrs. Mervyn Grainger.
"We Join Forces" a playlet
written to learn more about
each others' organizations, was
given by Mrs. H. Skinner and
Mrs. C. Murray of the WA
executive, Mrs. G. McKnight
and Mrs. W. Wright of the
WMS and Mrs. Percy Merk-
ley, a business woman's club
member. It brought out high-
lights of what each group had
done. A Bible contest was con-
ducted and lunch served.
George: "So you proposed to
your girl in the garage. What
happened?"
Jack: "She wouldn't let me
back out."
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News from Whalen
By MRS. FRANK ScAlIRE
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Mr. and Mrs, Verne Pullen, ;dog and Muriel, 4150 Mr. Wil.
Verna and Paned and Mrs, ' „trod Herbert were recent visit-
Nthel Pullen, all of Woodstock„ors of Mr. and Mrs, Willialn
were
and Ms's. dtlYilnPuliep, 1 llrilsOla Davis, guestswith Mr'lSmiit: Belinpil'avis, Scarhoro,
mr, .and Airs, pale, Chatham, !was a Wednesday visitor .with
visited, Sunday with Mr, .and , Mr, and Mrs. Wrniam Morley
Sr. On Thursday, Mrs. Davis
and Mr. and Mrs. Morley visit-
ed at Kirkton with Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey Squire.
Mr. and' Mrs. F. Squire were
recent visitors with Mr, and
ry returned borne frem a two
Mrs. 111cCieosi Mills and Bar- Park, Miacn.hd„ Ks4ptelnliteenSattHiradzae:'
CarolynlY1wr51. Andrewfr.4nollarfivireas,:.ciDwme Devizes,
Mr. and Mrs, II
weeks, visit with the former'S moriey parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Sr,
1)avies, Spalding, Sask,
black medick, and other eppYlarMamry, 1 cmllei
prayer.
andtw.st e,elsWasaAnhd .0$viteAssni.emt Mrs.
Ai ..
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gun. The
evening with Mrs. Ray
Al-
ton Neil chaired the meeting.
The theme was "Thanks".
Mrs. Ken Hodgson led in the
scripture reading and Mrs. Neil
gave the comments and led 411
if you've been.wondering Mrs. Cecil Sqtdre, Mrs. B.
summer what to do about the All Duffield and Mrs, Neil were
weeds in your lawn, now's the appointed to the nominating
.
time to get busy, Mrs,Ray Parkinson presided
"The rainfall and cool weath- over the WA business meeting,
er in September make both Plans were made for the corn -
grasses and weeds grow more ing bazaar and the WMS sec-
rapidly—the fastest since May tional dinner to be held at
or June, This is the time to Whalen church in October.
control dandelions, creeping
Charlie, .mouse -eared chick-
weed,lawn weeds," says Dr, C. IM, Letter from
Switzer of the Botany Depart-
ment at the Ontario Agricul-
tural College.
The chemical 2,4-D is still
the cheapest and most readily
available weed -killer and it
does an excellent job of con-
trolling dandelions and plan-
tain. However, black medick,
creeping Charlie, and mouse- Rev. A. H, Anions of Ailsa
eared chickweed are not as Craig will preach farewell
readily controllable with 2,4-D service at Brinsley Anglican
as they are with two newer Church Sunday,Sept. 24 at
chemicals called silvex and 11.30 a.m. before. Jeaving for
mecoprop (sometimes called his new pastorate at Hepworth
MCPP). These chemicals will and Wiarton, Holy Communion
kill clover too.
Silvex, mecoprop, or' 2,4•D Iwvieill bSeunodbasye.rved on this fare -
can be sprayed on. Take care Mr. and Mrs, Don Gilbert
that you use enough water to and family of Ailsa Craig re -
wet the leaves. Use 1 ounce of eently moved to take up resi-
active 2,4-D to 4 gallons of dence at their renovated farm
water. This amount will cover home, eighth concession.
approximately 2500 square feet. Milton Tweddle of Ailsa
Apply mecoprop at the rate of Craig has been busy combining
11 ounces pen 5 gallons of oats in this district.
water and silvex at 1 ounce Anglican Church, Brinsley
per 5 gallons of water. held a Thanksgiving service
What are the dangers at- Sunday.
tached to these chemicals? Gibbs Bros, Parkhill, recent -
Very similar to 2,4-D. Spray ly painted the barn of Kelly
on a windless day; keep the Robinson,
spray away from ornamental Sunday was observed as
flowers and shrubs that might Rally Day at Brinsley United
be damaged. Silvex will kill Church. Rev. Kenneth Hick
bentgrass so should not be used took for his text, "The Church
on a lawn containing this is There". Mrs. George Prest
species. Mecoprop can be used was leader for the service
safely on most species of turf while the scripture lesson was
grass, including bentgrass. read by Gordon Morley.
WS, Norman ilociginS.
Frank Parkinson and Glenn
called on Miss Adelaide Park-
inson, Granton, Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire,
Sue Atm and Paul were Sun-
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs,
Mac Baron, St, Marys,
Kill weeds
this fall
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Brinsle
By GORDON MORLEY
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Persona! items
Timas-Advocee, September 21, 1961
Page 13
Widen road
at Bicidu ph
By MRS. .t4,.
BIDDULPli
The loWnship of ,13iddulph is
Widening the road At the north
codot ,concession 2-3 which
will be a great improvement.
Persona l ltereS
Mr. and Mrs. William Tay-
lor and family, accompanie
by the latter's mother, Mrs.
Yera Hail of Detroit, visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
IVITS. John McAllister and on
Sunday were joined by Mr,
and Mrs, Cecil Skinner of Exe-
ter and Mr, and Mrs, ROD
Denhamand family and Mrs,
Denham, Sr., of Kirkton for
a picnic supper at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Sem Skinner,
Mrs, Hall is remaining for a
week with her sister, Mrs.
Cecil Skinner, in Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown of
Crediton and Mrs, George Cas-
tle of London spent 'Thursday
evening with Mr, and Mrs,
John McAllister,
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Blair and
family were dinner guests on
Sunday of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarke Fisher of
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston
were in Port Burwell on Sun-
day and called on their friends,
the Rev, Canon R. W. James
and Mrs. James. The former
is very ill.
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Blair and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flannigan
of Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Coates
and Kenneth were guests on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Dougall, Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wel-
berg visited Sunday afternoon
with Mr, and Mrs, Norman
Vincent and lra, Grand Bend.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiberg
were Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Greenlee, Lucan, and Mrs.
Katie Vincent and son Harold ,
of Dashwood.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ohris Fischer were
Mr. and Mrs. T. Thompson,
Chris and Ann, Mr. Lloyd
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, Jos-
eph Mordush, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Stanlake, Ma r g a ret
Rose, Marie Varga and Cathy
Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mach-
nacky and Garry Rollo, their
grandson, all of Toronto, also
grandson of Mr, and Mrs. John
Rolko, Sr., are spending their
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
John Rolko.
What's the use of it all?"
sighed the rooster as he leaned
his head against the barn door.
"Eggs yesterday; chickens to-
day; feather dusters tomor-
row."
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