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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-25, Page 14rap 14 The Times•Advocat anvary 5, 1962 Rebekahs donate heater to hospital Members of the town's Rebekah Lodge have donated this baker-heater to South Huron Hospital to assist in the treatment of district patients, Miss Myrtle Ninham, RN, supervisor, demonstrates the equipment to two of the lodge officials instru- mental in the project, Mrs. Delmar Skinner, past noble grand, and Mrs. Arthur Idle, convenor of the committee, Mrs. Clarke fisher, a member of the committee, was unable to be present. photo McGillivray orders plans for new bridge McGillivray council has or- dered preparation of plans and specifications for a new Charle- ton Bridge on concession 6 and 7 Over Mud Creek, 141, M, Dillon and Co., Lon- don, was appointed to engineer the project and council gave authorization for the taking of soil tests. Council apprOVed donations of $40 to the Salvation Army and $19 to the. St, lohn Ambulance Corps, Clerk William J. Antos, was appointed township represen- tative to the Ausable authority, Return officials Most of the township officials were re-appointed. They in- clude; W. J. Amos, .clerk; W. S, Patterson, treasurer; F. 0. Nime and Co„ .auditor; Clar- ence Rogers, janitor; Murray Hamilton, truant officer: Wes- A gentle Quaker, hearing a hey Watson, assessor; Dr, F, F, strange noise in his house one Boyes, medical officer of night, got up and discovered a health; Clifford Ritchie, sani- burglar busily at work. So he .tary, inspector, went and got his gun, then Board of health — Andrew came back and stood quietly in. Thompson, George Mitchell, the doorway, "Friend," he reeve and clerk, said, "I would not do thee Livestock valuators — Bruce harm for the world, but thee Dixon, .Lyall. Lee, William gamiest where I am about to Northgraves, Earl Steeper, Ar- shoot," nold Wasnidge, Harold Leo, Fence viewers — George Mer, John Rock, John Bullock,. Calvert Nichol, Andrew Themp- son, Ted Hotson, Community park hoard — James Laye, Robert Patterson, W. J. Amos,. Wesley Watson, BrYden Taylor, Ben Thompson, Bar). Morley. The inaugural meeting of the council was held January a when 'Thomas Hall took his first declaration as reeve and two new councillors — Dryden Tay- lor and Grant Amos— were sworn in, along with Earl pt , xon. and Earl Morley. Rev, A, H. Hick, Allsa Craig gave the inaugural ad- dresa to emelt, Next meeting will be held February 5, at 1:20 p,m, Do you know ... That for as little as S1,000 you can become a part owner of ell the best industries in Canada and USA by in- vesting in one of Investors' three Mutual Funds? TED HOLMES 145 Deer Park Circle, London GE 4.9502 or Enquire at The Times• Advocate Investors '97rfi)ar_Ificmitc0;, I? CANAOM, 1,11417110 BRONCHIDA COUGH SYRUP 850 VICK'S CHEST RUB' 640 and $1.00 VICK'S VAT-RON-OL 640 VICK'S FORMULA 44 COUGH SYRUP $1.19 ORNAL COLD CAPSULES $1.35 I3RONETS THROAT LOZENGES .$1.00 KLEENEX, 200's 190 ea., 2 FOR 370 Weekend Specials Adorn REGULAR SI.S9 $1.44 Dodd's Kidney • Pills REGULAR 79c 65c Halo R EGULAR 69C 55c Vitalis REGULAR S1,06 83c ti Only 10 Days Left to get in on the Free Pant Suit Sale If you haven't yet ordered your made-to-measure suit, you'll want to make your selection this weekend to take advantage of this big saving. Choose from House of Stone, Firth Bros. and .James Bros. patterns. Free Making Sale of Draperies A GREAT WAY TO SAVE! You buy the material at regular prices BUT the making of the drapes costs not a cent. It's entirely FREE during this January clearance. ANTIQUE SATINS yd. 2.00, 2.50 Plains, florali and geometric patterns AR.NELS per yd. 2,95 White and Beige backgrounds, floral and geometric patterns DAMASKS yd. 1,39 Gold, beige and gold. DISCOUNTS ON BOLT' REMNANTS We have a few small bolts of material left which we are clearing at special discount prices. (Making extra.) DISCOUNT BUYS CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE STORE GOULD & JORY Phone 974 Exeter ' ' • UMMEINEROL • (ik, LIRA' RYSUJOIDAPCM Saving .food dollars GB Institute topic Name winners at lodge euchre Fifteen tables of euchre were in play at the CP&T committee IOOF euchre last Wednesday night in the Oddfellows Hall, Winners for ladies' high were Mrs. John Coward; men's high, Les Gibson; lone hands, Louis Day; ladies low, Mrs, Arthur idle and men's low, Archie Ryckman, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Henry Bierling, Mrs. Les Gibson and William Stanlake. • l'Pg•RWIRMXIMelttiM*191$r"iktrs Comments about Kippen By. MRS. NORMAN LONG 1.....MAIIMIeftWWWW•WWWW Little Johnnie Hauwert, five- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hauwert, Con. 8, Tucker- smith, is a patient in St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London, hav- ing undergone surgery, Baby Cooper, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, 8th Con. Tuckersmith, is in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- forth, recovering from an at- tack of pneumonia. The MacKay family was in- formed of the sudden death of Percy Holmes, Toronto, who died of a heart attack. Mr. Holmes is a brother of Mrs. Ross MacKay, Hillsburgh. Mr. Bob Kinsman fell on the ice causing a broken ankle. The doctor placed a walking cast on it. It is hoped he soon will be able to walk as usual, Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Rick- ert visited Mrs. Dickert Sr. on Sunday at her home in Harris- ton. Mr. Norman Long was admit- ted by ambulance to Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, on Wednesday, January 17, Mrs. R. Torrence and Miss Jean fyison spent a day in London recently. on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Community night will be held in the school house on Friday evening, lan. 26. Topics from Woodham By MRS.. ROBERT 'RUNDLE AMBDIVIROMMive&410.1144 Personal items Mr. and. Mrs, Melvin Gardi- ner and Marilyn of Exeter were supper guests on Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher, Mr. Frank Chatten is now working for Mr, ,Tack Callings of Granton. Mrs. Hannah Chatten broke her hip and is now a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, Mr. Don Morphy attended a meeting in Montreal last week as a representative of the Hy- grade Containers Limited of London. Mr, and. Mrs. Harold Thom- son of Parkhill were guests on Wednesday with Misses Blan- che and Rhea Mills.. Mrs. Roy Kirk, Granton, spent the week- end with them. Miss Barbara Chatten visited on Sunday with Miss Marion Winston -of Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Smith, Dianne and Douglas were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Russeldale. Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy and Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy were guests at the annual ban• quet of Hygrade Containers Li. muted at Masonic Temple, Lon- don, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott and family in St. Marys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of Kirk- ton on Sunday, Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Ford and Jenny of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Dickey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Small and Thelma of St. Thomas on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Brine and Donald. were Sunday visi• tors with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Robinson of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cope- land and Cynthia were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Westman of Granton. By wpk,.t,wopp. BBNI) Mrs. Ian McAllister, Zurich, former Huron home .economist, spoke on "Our food Dollar" at the home economies meeting of Grand Rend Women's insti- ltteirsidle41;1. in the town ball on Mrs, A4Allister pointed out ghowa careful. tittimpi Sle4kAvi gs could v. till see by )0, nutritious meals to their film, She was introduced by Mrs, Bd Gill who convened the program. oemoustrations were given by Mrs. Les Adams on .making dinner rolls, Mrs. Vern Ridley on tatting, Mrs, William Love on making a candlewick bed- spread, Mrs. Jim. Love on fancy cookies, Mrs. Hugh Morenz on woven rugs, Mrs. John Nowal- clink on Avon products and Mrs, Garnet Patterson on his- torical research with WI history books on display, Miss Linda Miller commented on the 4.1H display. Roll call was answered by giving a cure for wrinkles. Many suggestions were given but the majority agreed one of the best ways was to keep happy. President Mrs. Wellwood Gill conducted the business when Mrs, Willis Walper and Miss Karen ;Taylor were appointed leaders for the current 4-H topic, Leaders of the previous project, Misses Alma Hendrick .and Karen Taylor were pre- sented with cups and saucers, A Red Cross canvass will be organized for March by the WI. A committee was named to plan a banquet for Cubs and their fathers in February. Mrs. Hugh Morenz reported her group would do quilting on Monday and Tuesday, Hostesses were Mrs. Ridley, Mrs. Max Turnbull, Mrs. Mae Holt and Mrs. Matthew Sweit, zer, Orpha Club works for CAS The Grand Bend Orpha Club met at the home of Mrs, Ted Stanlake on Tuesday, January 16 and the new year brought forth new interest in the sew- ing, knitting and crocheting for the Easter donation to the Children's Aid Society, Several finished articles of clothing were turned in, with many members busy knitting and sewing to make this Easter donation bigger and better. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, Janhary 30 at the home of Mrs. Cornell Roberts. CGIT Plan Volentin.e tea The Canadian Girls in Train- ing held an :enjoyable skating Party at the Grand Bend rink on Monday from 4 to _6. ,o,'‘elock after the party they held supper meeting in the .chureb. The program consisted of sing songs and learning new hymns. Plans were made for the an- nual Valentine Tea to be held on Saturday, February 10, front 2 to 5 p.m, Personal items Mrs-. Olive Stiurdevant, of Parkhill, visited • .on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •Sturde- vant and family, Mr. Raymond Latta, of Sar- nia„ spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Latta. Mr. and Mrs. jim Love visit- ed on Saturday with friends in London, Mrs, Lily Gill, Mr. and Mrs, W. Gill visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Pot- lock at Greenway, Miss Maureen Kemp, of For- est, spent the weekend with Miss Onalee Gill. Mr. and Mrs, Roger Farley attended the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Associa- tion convention in Toronto last week. A number of United Church ladies attended the Presbyterial in Clinton on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs and Mrs, E. DesJardine and family visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ridley, the occasion being Mr. Gibb's birthday. Mr. and Mrs, William Sturde- vant and Mr, and Mrs. James Dalton attended the meeting in Sarnia on Tuesday when the new warden for Lamhton was chosen, Mrs. Herb Mile visited a few days last week with her son Dale and family in Sarnia. ".1,111111110 ,01011,11.1011,.1,11.110111111111M11.1111, CANADIAN PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON & HOTSON Phone 156 Grand. Bend 4 .111111111I111"10111111111•011111111101011101111f.1.1100 • !',3.r.l v.r,v;21. .Letter from :runs , et' By GORDON MORLEY Personal s' NI'S. James Paten of Claude- boye attended the inaugural service at Brinsley United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Newton Was- nidge of Lucan, also friends and neighbors were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wasnidge last Thursday evening to a surprise birthday party, it being the occasion of Mrs, Wasnidge's birthday. Mrs. Morley Howe and Mrs. Earl Dixon were waitresses at the Strathmere Lodge corner- stone laying, Mrs, Howe's hus- band, is the newly-appointed warden for Middleex county. Mr, and Mrs. Wes Lewis visited 'Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. G, Glenn and family, The by-weekly party was at Brinsley hall on Friday evening. The annual congregational meeting of Brinsley United C'turch will be held on Tues- day evening, Feb. 6, • • .DRUGSTORE UNTLEYS EXETER liDA Phone SO .40•111•110.11111111•111.1§MIIIMMIMPIIIII new '962 _LARK "Car of the Year" Award Winner Garage Sunday And, ,Evening Service Dperi this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon arid due. 'fig the evening through. ott the week. The 1962 Lark was selected winner of the "Car of the Year Award" over all domestic ears, Canada Track and Traffic, the nation'S leading a -Ai:motive journal, thoroughly tested every make of car, Design, quality, Comfort, room, handling, economy, relia- bility, craftsmanship—every a5' 'peet ill the design, manufacture and performance of an automobile Was carefully checked. The t962 Studebaker Lark was found to he, the best automobile buy of all domestic ears, Design Unanimously lauded by Judges a's handsome, functional and free front false ornamentation that, forces obsolescence, Finish and in decor of highest ritialitY, • Overall appearance—tastsftiL stylish. PerformanCe Rated tops, with Choice, of V-S 6 cylinder engines ranging to 225 mp-, 'Widest selection of transtnis. sionsstandard, automatic, four,. 's'peed lidot shift and Overdrive. Chosen hYmnanY pollee forces and tab companies, Comfort Proved. to have more' interior room thatany Other domestic "family" car. Welf:alutpea, firmSeatatedute travel fatigue: Greatestbeadment EaSY•entry.and exit, tithing post-, lion and visibility considered excellent, Reliability 'rests found. Lark to he rattle, freed weather-tight, (Viet running, Unique, full-frame design provides excellent rigidity-. Engines rated dependable and trouble-free. Vic- tory in First Trans-Canada Rally Proved Lark's reliability, Economy Careful consideration of gas mile, age, low maintenance require- ments, overall reliability of car, IOW cost of repairs, bolt-on fenders and Canada-Wide service facilities earned Lark top honours as a most economical car to operate. Dollar Value Judges examined all manufac- turers list prices against the re- spective car and selected Lark as the car that, gives most per, dellar, It was noted. Lark's beam price was lowest except, for one model, which was a few dollara 'egg, Pub/is Acceptahce Lark have itiereaSed.1.68.1'7:i4 Satisfied ettsthniera a cross Canada are reporting. of miles-cif trouble-free driYing,lower -operat ing costs and superior, all .rottrid perforinatice, This week in Thames. Road By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Congregational meeting The annual congregational And pot luck dinner was held on Friday at noon, Twenty-two sat down to a bountiful din ner. Rev. Hugh Wilson took charge of the meeting. Mrs. Edwin Miller was nominated as secretary for the afternoon. The reports were all adopted and all showed an increase, Messrs. Ross Hodgert and. Alma. Passmore were elected. to the Board of Stewards for three years. Messrs. Floyd Stewart and William. Allen were .. the retiring stewards. Messrs. Lorne Passmore, Mac Hodgert. Ray Cottle .and William Johns, Mrs. Edwin Miller, comprise the Board of Stewards. The elders are Messrs. Ed- gar Monteith, William Elford, Victor Jeffery, Edwin Miller, Harold Rowe, Lloyd Ballan- tyne; treasurer, Mrs. William Cann; auditors, Glenn Jeffery and Wiliam Allen; Board of Trustees Messrs. Leonard Har- ris, Fred Dawson, james An- derson. Missionary and Maintenance committee, William Elford, William Cann, Edwin Miller, Mrs. Ross Hodgert; Mrs. Wil- liam Cann. was elected to the Official Board. Mr. Edwin Mil- ler was elected to the Huron Presbytery United. Church Men. Rev. Hugh Wilson per. formed five marriages and baptized eight babies during the past year. It was decided to have the congregatio.ial meeting a n d dinner again next year at the noon hour. Happy Doubles Club On Wednesday evening the monthly meeting of the Happy Doubles Club was held. William Rohde took charge of the wor- ship service assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin and Mrs. Rohde and Rev, Hugh Wilson, A story was read by Mrs, Arnold Cann. A humorous sto- ry "A Moment With Mandy" was read by Mrs. William Roh- de. A record and a film "An- gola Awakes" was shown by Donald Bray. Several games and contests were enjoyed. Lunch was served by the committe in char;e Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin and Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Personal items Robbie and Ronnie Stewart had their tonsils removed at South Huron Hospital on Thurs- day morning, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller attended the reception for the Hon. W. A. Stewart, minister of Agriculture for Ontario at Med- way School, Arva, on Wednes- day evening of last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Turkey of Exeter were guests and Mr and Mrs, Case de Mooy and Sandra lane of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Miller, Brian, Barry and Barbara were Saturday evening guests. with Mr. arid 'Mrs. Allan West- colt, lack Hodgert visited on Sat- urday with Douglas and .Glenn ;Rohde. Mrt and Mrs. .Mac Saturday And family visited on . ;evening with Mr. and Mrs, Al, Mer Passmore, Mr. and Mrs. Murray ,. Thompson Clandeboye visited Ltd Sne 11 Bees, .,Frmajettiffi Judge the Lark for yourself take a test-drive at your Studebaker Dealer. GRAHAM ARTHUR PHONE 2100 EXETER