The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-05, Page 11Concert at
Base Line
By .MRS, AR.4ttig DEWAR
BASELINE
The .Base. Line school concert
was held in the school Friday
evening, Dec, 22 to a full
house, under the direction of
their teacher, Mrs, Gould. Mr.
Jules De Brabanclere capably
acted as master of ceremonies
in the absence of Mr, Harold
O'Brien who was unable to at-
tend.
The children presented cho-
ruses, recitations, dialogues
and solos. Recitations were
given by David and Paul Cow-
ard, David and Bobby Sirs-
ham; solos by Ricky De Bra-
bandere, Brenda Parkinson
and Shirley Timms.
Sane Claus arrived with his
gifts for the children,
Christmas guests
Air, and Mrs. Ilobt Elston
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Elston. and family of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Ar-
thur, 3rd Line, Mrs. Knox, St.
Marys, Mrs, Harry Danard anti
family, St. Marys, and Mr.
Wm, Elston with Mr, and Mrs.
Jesse Elston. Mr. Herb Beer
and Anna of Munro with Mr.
and Mrs, Oliver Baker and El-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Armand Mor-
row, London, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reimer,
Mr; and Mrs. Frank Plain,
St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coward of Winchelsea, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Coward a.nd family.
Mr. Harvey Parkinson of
Kirkton, Mr. Fred Jameson,
Kate and Florence with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Parkinson and fam-
ily.
Barry Rinn, 8th Line, is
spending his holidays with his
grandfather Mr. John Rinn and
family.
Mr. John_ Wm. }toward
and Noreen. Walkom with Mr.
Carmen Rinn's, Si. Marys, on
Christmas day,
Air. John Jones of Andrew's
University, Berrien Spring, Mi-
chigan, is spending his boil-
days with Mr. and Mrs, Archie
Dewar and family for Christ-
mas and they were all guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mar-
riott. Mr. and Mrs. Vytas Tre-
criokas and Paul of Toronto
also visited at Christmas.
Miss Noreen Walkom and her
mother, Mrs. Grace Walkom,
attended the Scott Christmas
gathering of relatives at Rus-
seidale Hall on Christmas eve-
ning.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold O'Brien
and Owen with Mrs, O'Brien's
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Baker of Grantee.
Mr. and Airs, Duncan Mt:-
Naughton' and family with Dun-
can's sister, Air. and Mrs. Mc-
Keegan of Denfield on Christ-
mas Day. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry
with their daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey Beecroft, and fam-
ily of Toronto.
The Baker families of the.
Base Line were among the
guests at the family reunion
held at the home of their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ba-
ker, 8th Line on Christmas
evening,
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Parkin-
son and family with Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Anderson of St. Ma-
rys.
Mr, and Mrs, Austin Timms
and family with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Denzel Faeey .for
dinner on Christmas and sup-
per guests, of Austin's parents,
Mr. and Airs. Russel
St, Marys,
Mrs. Alfred Baker enter-
tained her parents, Mr. and
Airs, Geo. Carter Wednes-
day along with 26 relatives and
friends, the occasion being the
50th wedding anniversary of
.Mr. and Mrs, Carter,
Alt', end Mrs. Wm. Spence
and son spent Tuesday, guests
of Mrs. Speziee's parents, .1111r,
end Mrs. Norman Brock and
family.
Mr. and Mra. Rertrain Mgr-
gau and Sen. St. Marys were
Wednesday evening' guests of
her sister, Mr. and M. WM,
Spence.
Mr, and MrS, Nelson Baker
and faintly with her Mother,
Mrs, Delmer ThhilSon Of. Kirk-
ten.
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Mr, and Mrs. James Dins,
more. and family of Windsor
spent the holiday weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Dinsmore and Air, and Mrs,
James Dinsmore.
The Blake Public School held
their annual Christmas concert
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr, Harold Finlay and fam-
ily visited on Wdnesday eve-
ning with Mr, Bert Gibbings
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Londsborough, all of Clinton,
Mr. Bill Clarke of Blake went
to spend the holiday weekend
in Toronto with. his sister and
brother-in-law and family.
Mrs, Leon Jeffrey and boys
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs, Lenard Jeffrey, of Gode-
rich,
Miss Emma Dinsmore of
London is holidaying with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore
and Mr, and Mrs. James Dins-
more.
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey's 'family
visited with her on New Year's
Day,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hend-
rick and Elaine spent Sunday
with Mr. Harold Finlay and
family.
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Mr, and Mrs. Carl Weiberg
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elston last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair and
family spent last weekend in
Milan, Michigan with Mr. and
Mrs. John Gray and attended
the weddingof their . son, Tom
Gray, a nephew of Mrs. Blair.
The wedding took place in the
Immaculate Conception Church
at 12 o'clock December 23, On
Monday, Dec,, 25 they attended
a Christmas gathering at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Bill
Medley, London.
On December 31 guests. with
Mr. and Mrs. William Essery
were Mr. and Mrs, Bob Hunt- Cacti and other succulents
er and Mr, jaek Hunter, have soared in popularity over
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston the past few years; and now
held a family Christmas Bath- enjoy a .special success during
eying on Dec, 24. Their guests the holiday season. One reason
were Mr. and Mrs. Les Gib- is that florists have packaged
son, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Roy them in delightful miniature
Zavitz, Sharon, Bonnie and Jo- bowl gardens and they make
ann, also Misses Berle and, attractive gifts,
Laura. Zavita of Coldstream,. Cacti are easy to care for if
M. H. and Mrs, Elston were yott keep a few simple rules in
guests of their cousin, Mr, and mind with regard to water and
Airs. Murray .Gibson, Denfield, light. Don't forget that. most
On New Year's pay.. cacti come from desert, areas
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Blair had where they gets lots of light,
as their guests for New Year's but very' little water, These are
Mr. _and Mrs. Don Blair and tonditions that. you Must try
family of .London, to duplicate. These hintafroitt
Air„ and Mrs, Sam Skinner horticulturists With the Ontario
and .temily attended a NOW Departnient of Agriculture will
Year's faitilygathering held, in help yott te• do so,
Ellinville Hall given by Mr, Viral., give them plenty, Of
and Mrs Don Parsons of Hen- light. Don't •overwater cacti -
Sall, never water more than once a
Slipper for the family of 'Air. week, The Safe thing to do is
and. Mrs, Cecil Skinner et the wait until the soil looks bone
heite of Mr. and Mrs. Sam dry and then leave, for a few
Skinner was held on jentiary days before watering.. Many
1... These present Were Mr. and More cacti die from too much
Mrs, Ken MeaMasonand family. of waiver than from too little, The
BelgraVe, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk- one time when they need a
Denhatn. and family .tif Kirk- little More water, is during
too Mr, anti Mrs. Me. periods of grewth and flower.
Allister, Neil and Dale, Mr, big. To help On blonds;di plate
and Mrs, Cecil Skinner, B'eler, in a cool, bright location_dur,
Guests with Mt,. .and Mrs, ing the, winter months, many
Jack Blair on New Year's Day people belieVe that cacti bitty
were A4is. Ellen Flannigan, bloom once in 'seven years,
Aliss Dotathy Flannigan, •Mr. ',NA is .titlite uhtrite.., It they
and Airs. Medley and tern , are, properly dared for, they
ily,.Mr„ and WS, Jerry Leach; bloom
Debbie_ and David, all of Lou- The SO mixture net
den, Mr, and Mrs, Ken Midi-. be half potting soil and
son, 'ChM-Stine and jefferY, 1fr. ltalf sheriff sand Works Well.
and Mrs, Lee Flannigan, ell of With succulents it is A. good
Derthester.idea to Place a layer of
Mr, and Wt. f.orne -Catitea PebbleS at,. .the tif the plot..
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New year's. Day held special byterians and Congregatlonal- handbook have been sold sir= :Crawford, born Aughst 16,..1874
significance for women of the isla even before their final _de, Septem ber
Was the last surviving 'United Church of. Canada, cision to amalgamate brought ordered., Ab0,44111a.50,
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1,011.e.gloral 'ati4ietiMber of. th e family of six After nearly n years of them to' Church Union on. June service copies have been P.M of N?ney. and John Crawford
separate women'a -organize- W. 1925, ,But it. was March 19.and :MAO more are being who formerly lived on the malt lions-the Roman's Association, 19g before a concrete step printed, farm owned ..by .William. J. F.
the Woman's. Missionary So. was taken- in forming a en' Huron Presbyterial. will hold Bell. She moved to Exeter as
euileetsyc ..6aonddiestre,AcTiellrecitiesd4p.pCeractio:i-ld operating ti,anliga .levotrnFitolore toibie. Tsars taanrioinat juilgiutrvad Church,cetin
Clinton,
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be replaced by one new or.. ways and means of untfying from 9.30 .a.m.. 'to 4- p.m. Wed- 100 to James Bell McLean,. p_eanization known as *The women's and men's work in 'the nosday, ,lanuary 24. Since over Kippen, who predeceased her
United Church Women", Fel• church were studied .and re- 400 are mooted to attend, in 7935,
lowing the inaugural meetings, tjli luncheonjtedcilwA hbees.served in both She was a member of Kippen
which, in most congregations,. United Church and was leader
will be held this month, this The inaugural servic e for of the Choir and organist at in. group will be the largest in Main Street United Church. lervals and a life member- of Canada.
United Church leaders he
,‘I'Vaziaerny will be held .0.11 Sunday, the Woman's Missionary So' 7 with the meeting of piety, Later she was a member
lieve that one of the most im.
portant results or this step will
theiton uannads solinipLehruuna jlt-yed,a cjicurie.cdil, of sAvTrlinvialre:11..Unthitieede Church, -
be to :stop an increasing over- 4sveilll , jacleso havecn , jol uhaeriry in.
7 'sac,
,I Ailprpse.n111Aall s(.q\ivaadge$:. J(Dolciuti...
WATS and WA and give greater Inaugurcd service for Thames othy) Geddes, Owen Sound and dignity to the position of women Rose Marion at home. three Road will be held Sunday, JO- Rose •--' . • - ' • in the church. sons: William J. Hamilton; nary 14, The first meeting was --.•
considered by Methodists, Prea-
This single organization was
held, Wednesday, January 0. London; n grandchildren and
i !,erne, Toronto; Clarence S„
Centralia's inau gural will. be • I - three great grandchildren. held January 14 with meetings Funeral service was held on the third Thursday of each M ond ay, J anuary 1 a t th e Hop.
month. Whalen UCW will meet per-Hockey funeral home, Bu-
nn the second Thursday of each ...1, with Rev. It. , ,.It , LQ . Ivey. n. S. xii. z tu- month
, It is believed that curling was
introduced to Canada by Scot-
tish soldiers beseiged Quebec
City . in 1759; today there are
700,000 members of Canadian
curling associations,
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Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister
held a family Christmas gath-
ering at their home on Sunday
for Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Skin-
ner, They entertained Mr. and.
Mrs. Ken Mason and family of
Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Denham and family, also Mrs.
Anna Denham of Kirkton, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Sam Skinner and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Elston,
were guests on Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Flet-
cher, Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs, Jerry North-
cott and Joan, also Miss Phyl-
lis Weiberg of Exeter attended
the school, concert at SS No.
9 Biddulph with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Weiberg.
,The Weiberg families spent
Christmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Len Purdie of. Hansall.
Mr. and Airs. John Kuzmich
and boys of Brownsville, Mr.
and. Mrs. Stuart Scanlan and
daughters of Belmont and Mr.
and Mrs, Wil11.am Koele and
family of Exeter and. Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and fam-
ily were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Weiberg on Boxing
Day, On Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Kooy and Clayton
were guests of. Mr, and Mrs.
Weiberg.
Guests with M. H. and Mrs,
Elston on Christmas were Mr.
and Mrs. James Barker and
family, ,also Mr, and Mrs.
Allan Elston and family,
Mr. Carl .Weiberg, who was
a patient in South Huron. Hos-
pital, has returned home.
Mrs. Melville Buswell spent
a few days with her parents
in Toronto 'during the Christ-
mas holidays.
Were Mr. and Airs, Len Purdie
of Hensall,
The Weiberg families were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Torn
Kooy and Clayton on Tuesday
evening,
Christmas visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Spacek were
Mr. and Mrs. John Gregus, Bur-
nadette and Jerome, Mr. Frank
Gregus, all of London, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gus. Gregus, Bradley
and Jimmie, Exeter. Mr, and
Mrs. Spec& spent New Years
with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gre-
gus.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lang-
ford and John spent Chirstmas
with Mr. and Airs, Roy O'Neil,
Denfield and New Years with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hero and
family, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus McIver
and family, Kincardine spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Isaac and Robert and
the visit was returned. at New
Years.
Mr. and Airs. John Ratko and
son, Toronto, spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. John Rolko
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gibson
spent Christmas with the Gib-
son family in Wroxeter.
Mr. and Airs. Roy Harrison
and Debra, Centralia, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Ailsa
Craig, spent New Years with
airs. Jessie Lewis,
Miss Jean Smith spent her
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith, Exeter.
Mr, and Airs. Earl. Camp-
bell and family, Exeter, 'spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Smith and the visit
was returned on Friday.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mr.
and. Airs. Ray Fischer, Cather-
ine Ann and Wayne, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Essery Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer and
and Donald. spent Christmas in boys, Centralia, and Mr, and
Corinth with Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Kennon Fischer and Ken-
Barry Passmore and Mark. non, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Varga,
Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Fischer
Marie and Danny spent New
Years with Mr, and Mrs. Chris
spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Fischer and family,
London.
Mr. and Mrs, Al. H. Elston at-
tended the funerat of the late
Padre Earl Moore on Wednes-
day.
Cacti growing
more popular
lap of work areas between. augural
In 1056 a commission was
set rip by the United Church.
General Council to plan a con-
stitution for the new organize
lion, :no final report .was pre-
sented and a.ccepted by Gen-
eral Council in .Septemhor 1900
to be effective January 1, 1962,
During 1961 briefing blitzes
were held across the land with
the follow-up of establishments
of a provisional committee in
each congregation, presbytery
and conference. to carry through
the organizing of "The United
Church Women."
Women of the United Church
still will meet in small groups
to he called units, each having
representatives to the United.
Church Women in the congre-
gation. In turn, that UMW will
send its delegates to the Pres-
byterial United Church Women
and on up to the Conferenee
United Church Women. Presi-
dents of all Conference UCWs
and other members elected by
General Council compose the
Board of Women.
Local groups still will be re-
sponsible for work on their
own home front and will still
have financial obligations set,
for, them. The single national
budget will be set down by
General Council. The first for
1962 is $1,620,000. This should
not be too difficult as $7,239,807
was raised in 1061 by WMS
and WA members.
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