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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-28, Page 19'a3 at y iss on rid in- th- ro- iSs ,PS 114 11!, p WM h111 at.,landeboye Clerk dies .hospital reeks wrist in fall By MRS; H. PAT9N , the directors and route repre, CLANDEllOYE ,Sentalives of the St, Marys Le - Suzanne Bradley Pal Carnation Prancers milk ,uld daughter of Mr, and Mrs,board met at the Windsor Hotel 'Bruce Bradley of the village in St. Marys, last, MenclaY, Sept, 18 fell front 1 The President Witten lioneY, 1a tree: al her home. She Nova, who represents fered a broken left wriSt. 134,000 members of the Ontario She was taken to St. ,Tosenh's Concentrated Milk Producers Hospital where Dr. JOhn„ Association also the vice -pi -est. S dent Syd Pierson, Hickson, on had it set. She retnrned home the next day and is back 1 apoke explaining the petition to S 0091% She started school that is now being circulated 11n $eutoinbor• lamong the concentrated produ- cers, requesting the Ontario Personal items lgovernment fer a vote, to es - Mrs, Alvin Cunningham re-,ltablish a marketing agency. ,ceiyed word on Tuesday, Sept.! If a vote is granted, ballots 26 of the birth of a grand -will be mailed to each produ. , daughter' (Mary C h r t n e)cer, •daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mansell, the former Verna Cun- ningham, of Simeoe at the Gen- eral Norfolk Hospital, Simcoe. Director Rea, Neil, and route rep. George Simpson, attended. Attend nieces' wedding Quests on Sunday with Mts. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Ritchie, of E,- Tomes and son, Tom Tomes, Baden spent the weekend with were Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Saw- the former's sister and brother- yer, David and Andrea of Pe- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred , trolia, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cunningham. On Saturday they Lynn, Debbie and Diane, Mr. attended the reception follow- ? Gerald Lynn, Mr, Robert Gled- hill and Mr, Teff Sleaford, Mr, and Mrs, Rusgell Thomp- son and June of Lucan visited 1 with tJie Sigsworth family on Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Paton ce- i le ated their 47th wedding an - Fn say on Sept. 16 at their ' l e with their family, mak- Jt festive with surprise !gifts" and also gaily decorated 1 cake by their grand daughter, Byrna Jane Logan' Thorndale. On Saturday, Sept, 23 Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Paton attended the Thorndale Fair and were interested in the Thorndale SS. No. 8 Float, representing the ;important item of each month of the year, staged by 32 pu- nits of Mrs. Wilfred Logan who is principal of the school and drove the conveyance. There are three other teachers In the •school, Milk Producers met On Friday evening, Sept. 22 ing the wedding of their niece when Sandra Viola Ritchie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Ritchie, Parkhill and David Jame Green, son of Mrs. Leslie Hutchinson of Grand Bend and the late Mr, Ivan Green ex- changed wedding vows in St. Paul's United Church, Park- hill, The reception was held at Blue Water Restaurant, Grand Bend. Mr, Lloyd Lynn and Miss June Lynn were also guests. CHURCH NEWS St. James Harvest Thanksgiving serv- ices were held at St. James' Church on Sunday, Sept. 24, morning and evening. The church was appropriate- ly decorated with fruits, vege- tables, grain and flowers, Upon the Holy Table was a sheaf , of grain, bread and grapes symbolizing God's boun- tiful supply of food for both LUCAN Town Clerk Donald Chowen, 68, died Monday, September 25 in Westminster Hospital fol- lowing an operation, He was a life-long resident of Lucan area and was town clerk and assessor for 12 years, He was a veteran of the First World War, Ile is survived by 4 brother Harvey (Bill), Luean; sisters, Miss Reta Chowen, Lunen; Mrs. Ray (Gertrude) Dawson, Teronto; Miss Florence Chowen and Mrs, C. E. (Marian) Elpugh, both of $t, Thomas, A MasoPic service was held at the Murdy funeral home, Lucan, Tuesday evening. Fu- neral service was held on Wed- nesday, September 27 by Rev, G. W. Sach of the United Church with interment In St, James cemetery. body and soul, Mrs. J, If, Paton, organist of the church, was in charge of the harvest music and was assisted by members of the choir at both services. At the morning service the rector, the Rev, E, 0, Lan- caster, spoke on the theme, "Spiritual Growth", taking as his text "Humbly accept the message that God has sown in your hearts and which can save your souls". He said "If we are truly -thankful for all God gives us, we will be more faithful in our Christian wit- ness, and not be content with casual and indifferent service for Christ and his church". In the evening the Rev, Graham Lethbridge, London, assistant commissioner of the Diocese of Huron took as his text "Every day will I give thanks unto Thee, and praise Thy name for ever and ever". "If our •special Thanksgiving services are sincere", said the speaker, "It will create in us a deep sense of appreciation for all God gave us. It will make us worship God daily in ........ Report 04 Thames ,Rocid MRS,, WILLIAM ROHDE The Sacrament of the Lord's!. Mr. and Mrs, William Rowe Supper will be observed and of Exeter were Sunday guests the rite pf baptism will be ad- l with Mr. and Mrs. Harold ministered on Sunday Morning,; Rowe.. Oct. 1 at 11.15 A.and los. Raymond mt. The Thanksgiving meeting of : Heard, Wendy and Joan of the WA and WM$wiU be held: Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl on Wednesday afternoon, Oe- Willer!, and infant daughter tober 4. ; Jane of Zurich were Sunday On Sunday evening Rev. 11. evening guests with, mr, and C. Wilson was guest minister Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. at the anniversary service in Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin the Westfield United Church of Exeter visited on Sunday which he served as minister withMr. and Mrs. PereY from 1935 to 1942,Stone. anocf HuMghrs,wilEsadnwinmrsMilBleorg, Hfioldrxs: Mr, Donald Btahlelantwyneeeic \Tvoi trhonhtios, pai'eots, asipgitts, Mr, and ert, Mrs. William 'Rohde and Lloyd, Itallantyne, Mrs. Warren Brock of Exeter Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Bolan., attended the evening of music the Dominion Life Choir Lorne Ballantyne, dpna)MMa and Mrs.ifrby nointilcAthauterrelhon ooat on o Monday e Centraliaev. Mrs. Lloyd Hackney and Linda United Harper wedding at Cromarty were guests at the Thompson-111bn- pBecirilelyosb:Btseuorbniadbnyaychurch 00 5atur. anAdIrsP.aulGloefnnlienBscallif, 11D1ro.ugainads day. yrMrs. Lorne Ballantyne and , d 'Mrs.anWilliam Snow,' Brenda were Sunday guests of and Jimmy vistt.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- with Mrs. Lorne trie• M Mr. Tar ttapp, Luker of Hensel", Laurie and Michael of I,on- Mr. John Tookey of London don, Mr. and Mrs. Donald visited on Sunday with Mr. and Bray, Robert, Janet and Ruth Mrs. Almer Passmore. were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. John Bray. Fete couple at Whalen By MRS, FRANK SQUIRE Friods. and neighbors, ,gath-, - WHALEN day eyning. to honor Mr. ,and, • ered Whalen school .ori Donald Pullen- who were re-. penny married, to. of Woodstock, Mr. and Mr. :Hamilton lipdgins chair. Mrs, Bob Gordon - and Randy, ed the progrant which consisted MTS. Lemon,:Mark and Terry 1 of readings by Mrs. Laverne Lyn London were ,StlildaY ;Morley and ilfrs, .wm, french; afternoon visitors with Mr. and piano instrumentals, _Catherine -JAM accordion solo, Ray Mills; Mrs.,:Robert -Jim .anti • ,iclahre, _Sharon Jiedgins and Mr. and Mr. 1404013 And Janice Morley. Frank visited over,the weekend Anaddress was read by with.,I4ottg ....! go -TA-1,4311, The ThrwAchrocate4opternInr 1941 Page 19 VVoodham Topics By 10E4. ARMOR RPND1-E Ce=r4r4=a0:110==i;C:=7&,,,:-.F,L • "" Personal items many friends. IVirs, Shier is Mr. and Mrs. Peter White- 19015Ing etor Iter recent slanesb. Mr. and. Mrs. Guy Briges, Mt, Clemens, :,Mieti was a weekend guest of Mrs. Arthur Hopkins- They visited Mr, Hop. kips on Sunday in Westminster Hospital and found him a; usual in fairly good mood, Mr. and Mrs. Luton Gudo, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hod„, Mrs. W. L. Switzer. Mrs. Louch Garnet Gerald Wallis and Ford, FWnt, Mich, were gins and win. Heather jr. pre- remained for this week owing weekend visitors with ;Mr. Wil• sented Florence and Don with to her mother's illness, , liam Elliott; also Mr. and an Ralph Warehameldest son James Drake of London was kitchen step tool. Don thanked 01 13;"* Mrs. _electric floor polisher and and Mrs. Wareham, a Sunday visitor with. Mr. El s _;has enrolled in the science liott. tures of Quebec, MaritiMes,, ern all for gifts and showed Prince Edward Island and sev,' 4"" course at University of West- The YPU held a hay. riding eral places in the Eastern year, Ontario for the coming party w ich they enjoyed weiner on Saturday evening aft nig a t pinafore Park, St. Miss Jean Ccrpeland attended h - roast at the commtinity park. States taken while on their Personal items the horticulture directors' meet - Thomas and was granted the opportunity of touring the city. Mrs, Wesley Shier visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. with Miss Ada Hopkins 00 Mr,Wednesday and Thursday of and Mrs. Don Meyers, Grafton, Squire, Gloria and Gary, were Satur, last week and called on her day night guests of mr, and Mrs, Norman Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fitz gerpld, London, spent Wednes- day .evening with Ron and Mr. ants. F. Squire. Miss Jean Arksey, London, spent the weekend with Mr. George Arksey, On Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Hubert McKee - afternoon Jean was a guest at ver and faintly visited last Sun. the Robson-Hause wedding at day with relatives in London. Mt, Pleasant Church, Mrs, Mike Ryan Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hod- family visited last week at her gins, Avis and Gordon, were daughter's home in Maidstone. in Chatham Sunday visiting Mrs. Ryan remained over for with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas a few days visit and also vis - Pole, ited her brother Rev. Father Mr. and Mrs, Don Pullen, Vincent Guinan, CSB of Hous, Guelph, were weekend visitors ton, Texas. with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pull- Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan en. and Helen, RN, of Sarnia mot- Seaforth fair on. Friday.ew Mr. Grant Hodgins attended ored to Midland and points North for a few days vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey and with Mrs. James Glavin. Mrs. M. W. 'Ferguson and Austi family spent Sunday evening Mrs. L. Howard of RCAF Sta- tion Centralia, spent Sunday af- ternoon with Mrs, Trainor. Mr, and Mrs. Charles P. Del. trich and family spent Sunday with their son, Larry in Tor- onto. Mrs. Alonzo McCann has re- turned home after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Lane of Detroit, Michi- gan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hagis have taken over the store at Mount Carmel. Several, students of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School took pri- zes at the Exeter Fair. Mrs. Micheal Ryan Jr. and sons, Michael and Maurice, visited with Mrs, Ryan's father over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Frayne and family visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey at- tended Zurich fair. a spirit of thankfulness realiz- ing that all we have and are we owe to God, The best way to show our thankfulness is by our daily Christian living". United Church Rally Sunday was observed at the United Church with the pastor, the Rev, G, W. Sach, conducting the service taking the Litany prayer. He was as- sisted by two girls, Patsy Bradley giving the call to wor- ship and invocation with Hazel Simpson taking the responsive reading, The Harvest Thanksgiving service will be on October 8 at 2.30 with the Bev, J. R. Wareham of the Woodham United Church as guest speak- er. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Miller of Exeter and' Mrs. Catherine Miller of Napanee were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. • Mr. and Mrs, tEwart Patter- son of Wiarton and their son, Mr. Newman Patterson of Stratford were recent visitors at the manse. Rally Pay service The annual Rally Day serv- ice was held as a combined service in the auditorium of the church with 'the Sunday school superintendent, Victor Jeffery in charge. The scripture lesson was read by Johnny Morgan, The story was given by Mrs, Almer Pass- inofreewrd . Rweev.sHugh Wilson spoke a • •x.'q:,?4'07,x;":ifse• t • • • '4.V. • ' • ,. • Vasx ...... . ., . . ..„..........:.,. ,-, ....,..,,,....e.;;••..,,,,,,,e5:9;semi::Y.i9owittmViear:frIV''?r'''''"7:',1",';''.1"'"l'.1.... i'eirt.t..4 "nttlat,t, •t,t•t:' - ..,,,,! ,,. ''''' )••:•:':F:;-.'• , ';1:3"::.& 11\1111 1111\1111 1\11. 11111)11i/1p .:k ' ..• i : . • 7 . • ,...: • : • "..:".••.:',7:', ..;; :.•,. :.:1;7'••••1frz:,;•:;:"S I'••.: ?•$'Vte.' ' e .0.Z.Y.F. - , , •• .., -,,..:,:, 4-,:,,, f ...5.., k::::•..1.42...r" s‘t 4 . • ex. • •c-;. ercury for 19 The new Mercury Meteor—the middle sized Mercury. Ld This car is so new that its unveiling is two months away. But it is so exciting in the 1962 car lineup that you should know about it right now. Meteor carries on a famous Canadian name, but that's where past resemblance ends. This totally new automobile is tailored for,the man who wants a bigger car than, a compact—but not quite as big as a big car. Meteor is the hea,rt`of the new Mercury line. SPECIAL FEATURES: New 145 hp Bantam V-8 or 101 hp "6" engine. New 6,000 mile oil change eycle. Chassis lubrication and coolant last up to 30,000 miles. Self-adjusting brakes. Luxurious 6 -passenger interior. lCushion.Link suspension for smooth big -car ride. 0 The new Mercury Monterey —the big Mercury. If you 0 think big, Monterey is.sized for you, Monterey is big where it counts—in comfort, in performance, in value. Combine its sofa wide seats with its elegant interior decor—and 6 people stretch out in style. The 1962 Mercury Monterey has all it takes—to take you places in a big way. SPECIAL FEATURES: Engines— super economy "6" or V.8 choice that includes 300 hp Marauder. 120 inch wheelbase and Cushion -Link suspen- sion. Self -servicing features include new 6,000 mile oil change cycle, chassis lubrication and coolant that last up to 30,000 miles, self-adjusting brakes, Big model choice of sedans, hardtops, wagons and convertible, molts LUCAN: MOTORS SALES PHONE EA 74426 MAIN StIkErr LUCAN SOUTH -END SERVICE PHONE -Ott MTVOUTH' Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Clemens and family, Forest, visited on Topics from +.1F41,11".M.MW SOUTH END, SERVICE Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER Mr. and Mrs, F. Squire at- tended Exeter Fair on Thurs- day and also visited with Mrs. Edna Passmore. Mr. and " Mrs, Don Pullen and Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen attended Zion anniversary on Sunday and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl, Mr. Frank Robinson and Glenn attended Thorndale Fair on Saturday and also visited with friends. Mr. George Arksey and Jean attended Zion church anniver- sary service on Sunday and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern, Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Sher - will and Karen, London, were Friday evening callers with Mr. and Mrs. William Morley Sr. Mrs. Mary Campbell, List. owel, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner and. girls. Mrs. William French was winner of the Champion Cook competition at Exeter Fair. Mrs. Alex Baillie returned home on Sunday from St. Joseph's Hospital where she. ha,,a,been a patient for ,a. feW Whalen school won first prize for marching and costume in the parade at Exeter Fair. Mrs. Arnold Hern, Woodham, and Miss Norma Hern, RN, London, were Thursday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Morley Sr. Mr. arid Mrs, F. Squire spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Knox, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. William Mor- ley Jr. and family attended Zion United Church anniver- sary service on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Hern. Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Morley, Exeter, visited Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gunning on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs, William Mor- ley' Sr. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Clandeboye, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Squire spent several days last week holidaying in the States going as far as Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Bristol. Holden, St. Marys, spent several days Vl3ast week with Douglas and illy Squire. She: "Aren't you going to the club tonight?" He: "No, it's my turn to stay home and be talked about," • is V. Plan bazaar The September CWL meeting Was held in the parish hall Tuesday last with the Presi- dent Mrs. Clem Boland con- ducting the meeting. Plans were made and dis- cussed for the annual fall ba- zaar to be held Wednesday, November 8 in Mt. Carmel Hall in the evening, Recreation news — Continued from page 18 large crowd had a fine time. The local teen 'town had their annual election of officers for the coming season, Wayne Cul- bert was again elected presi,1 dent with Frank Egan as vice- president and Miss Carole Davis as secretary -treasurer. This year the teen town will have a new approach on their membership as they plan to have membership cards which will cost Sod for the season, They are having a bake sale on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Nu -Way Motors on Main Street and we urge all the town folk to give the teen town their best support to help this bake sale be a big suc- cess, Next Saturday night. our reg- ular dance will move upstairs for the fall season, We hope keep this pilealimitic13d. attend will 1959 VAUXHALL ESTATE 1 SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE REST OF SEPTEMBER '61 CMT STATION WAGO DEMONSTRATOR Special Price FINANCING FOR MORE CANADIAN BUSINESSES More types of businesses can now obtain financing for a wider variety of purposes from the Industrial Development Bank and there are more I,D,B, branch offices for the convenience of Canadian busi- nesses from coast to coast. 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