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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-08, Page 14Personal items • •..:.011 Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer included Mrs. Norman McCal- lum and Miss Eleanor Sharpe of London, Mr. and Mrs. Mat- thew Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharpe, Glen Sharpe, Ivan Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz, Donald R,atz, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer and ;Sandra and Mrs. Milton Rata, Mrs. Walter MacPherson re- turned home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Monday where she had been a patient since early in December. Mr. and Mrs. John Allister of Hamilton visited on Wednes- day with their aunt, Mrs, Al- bert Pollock, The Berean Bible Class of the United Church will hold their meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Set- bourne English. Mr, Billie Griffeth of Park- hill visited for a few days last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Devine Rev, J. 'Thompson, secretary Were Saturday evening guests of the London Branch of the with Mr. and Mrs. .Donald Te- British and Foreign Bible So- lvent! and family at. Lambeth. Mete, was guest speaker in the Mr. David Sheppard of Tor- 'United Church on Sunday eve- onto was a weekend visitor ning in the interest of the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. local Bible Society. Hairy Sheppard, Mr, Bob Johnstone of Park, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Res- hill will show films of his re- sell attended the Eastern Star cent trip to Europe in the Uhl- banquet in Mitchell on Setae- ted Chtireh on Tuesday, Feb- day night. ruary 13 at 8 p.rn, The east Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Webb group of the United Church were Sunday evening visitors Women are sponsors, zOttillItittilitlY(011111111041,411111414,01411111,0110tiomillf111100011illitilutliiiltilitilltliitfl,010.1011111iJioloi0) FAMILY SECURITY $25,000 Life Insurance (20.year reetherno eenvertInit term insurance) ANNUAL PREMIUMS Atie 30 «59,95 Age 40 $111,21 Agi§ IS ..... $7500 Age 4$ .... $17123 OCCIDENTAL LIFE W. C Foster 104 Andrew St, Phone 311 ,,terof insurente ere the Best Terme FOR CONSULTATION, RCAF STATION OBNTBALIA LIBRARY TUESDAYS,. Message from Greenway By MRS. C. WOODBURN -• ••••••4,•::. • • • ...,..lftMXWA00... Personal items Mrs. Fred. Schlunt of Dash- wood was a Thursday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne De- vine and Mrs. Devine Sr. Mrs, d .Howard Clarke an baby daughter came home from South Huron Hospital on. Thursday. Mrs. Harry Clarke Of Crediton is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Clarke and family. Miss Gertrude Rata of Lon- don was a Sunday visitor at the home of her brother, Mr. Earl. Ratz, Mrs. Rata, David and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe of London and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Zion were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Er- vin Rader and family. Mr, and Mrs. Har Hatr attended e TA ry (0 nt y a ri e o atalettikeeeeesteeeaakeeeer Turkey Association) conven- tion at Hamilton last week. Janice and Tommy spent the Sgt, Malcolm and Mrs. Fox time .with their aunt and uncle, and. Linda left the villa b 6e Mr, and Mrs. John Snyder of Thursday last to live on Col- Brantford: Jayne stayed with umbia Dr. at. RCAF Station her uncle and aunt Mr. and Centralia. Mrs. Robert Hayter and Jo- Mrs. Carragher and Mrs. anne with a friend Cathy Ferguson of RCAF Station Cen- Schroeder. tralla visited Mrs, Mary Trai- WSWS meeting nor and family one day last week. The meeting of Mt. Carmel CWL will be held in the school rooms on Thursday eve- ning at 8:30. Mrs, Norman Ryan spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. George :Harmer who has been ill. Mrs. Joe Carey and Rita Ann spent Sunday with Mrs, James Glavin. Mrs. Mary Trainor and Wen• dy were visiting friends at the RCAF Station Centralia Sun- day afternoon, Mr, and Mrs. John Morrissey are holidaying in Florida. Mr, and Mrs, Paul l-Ia,jas Were visiting their family in London on Sunday. Miss Madeline Glavin of Port Lembton spent the week- end at her home. Miss Helen Sullivan of Sar- lie spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Pat Sul- livan. Mr, and Mrs, James Carey And Veloric of Exeter spent Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs, Joe Carty, Mr, Joe Hogan of Merlin spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Hogan. Topics from Mt. Carmel Personal items The WSWS meeting of the Evangelical UB church was held with the Youth Fellow- ship in charge of the program, Miss Lynda Tiernan was chair- lady and read the Scripture reading. Nancy Willert a n d Bonnie McCrae sang a duet. Norma Weigand read a poem. A movie, Buyer's Choice, was shown, followed by discussion. Lunch was served by Mrs. Let- ta Taylor, Mrs. Lloyd Beaver, Mrs, Ed, Stelck, Mrs. Ervin Schade, Mrs. Chas. Snell, Mrs, Clayton Merrier and Mrs. Jes- sie Rader, The business followed' With Mrs. Chas. Snell presiding. Mrs. Sid Baker is waiting sub- scriptions for the World Evan- gel. The Youth Fellowship re- treat for the district will be held March 10 and 11, The Ladies' Aid will eater to them Seturdey and Sunday, Airs, Carl Oestreicher and Mrs. Howard Klumpp are in charge of billets, World Day of Prayer is to be held at the Church of God, Grand Bend, March 9. Twe, seventy-five cup coffee makers are to he purehased, • The story in. Zion By MISS MURIEL HE RN, • • •••?,4cF.:•'". Last year's. winner in the junior boys' public speaking at SHDHS,. George Godbolt, 15, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald -Godbolt, .;xeter, took the jump to senior competition in lull strides and duplicated this feat in the higher class, Monday. The 11.A student waS Placed ahead of four other male en- trants in the competition, while Sharon McBride, 18 • year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar McBride, Kippen, WW1 the girls' event. „Tanis -Gulens, Dashwood, won second in the boys' competition and. Roger Cann, Exeter, re- ceived honorable mention. Pau• line Aquilina. Exeter, was runner-up to Sharon and Xan- tire, Busehe, Huron Park, re- GIRLS' WINNER Sharon McBride BEST OF SENIORS ..George Godbolt reenea.:"al ........................... ge.Tteeeeet By MRS. ERVIN RADER • NI.i:Ramr.v.: .:.i1,05WAPOiRDig* Epiphany family night Epiphany Family Night, spon- sored by the Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran Church was held Friday evening with Mrs. Al- bert. Miller, convenor, and her group in charge. Opening with a sing song of favorite hymns, a film. "White Man's God" followed: Numbers were given by the Sunday School, junior and senior choirs and men's club. The Walther League pre- sented a skit, "School Daze Minstrels". The Ladies' Aid also presented a skit, "The Lord's Prayer." A pooled lunch was served. Personal items Phone 276 Or a By MRS, FRED ,BOWPEN. CENTR ALI A In observance of Youth Week members. of the CUP dressed in their eniforms conducted the worship service and led the singing at the Sunday School service on Sunday mor- ning. - The group will meet in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday _evening for the reg- ular in eeting. Shower for bride elect Miss Catherine Hodgins was guest of honor at a miscella- neous shower in the school- room of the church on Friday evening. Valentine decorations were used to form the setting for the happy event. Entertaining on the program were Marilyn Morgan who fa- vored with a piano solo; a vo- cal duet by Jean Lammie and Ann Shoebottom with piano ac- companiment by Sharon Light- feet. Elaine Powe gave a read- ing and duets were sung by Margaret Heist and Marie Powe with Elaine Powe at the piano. An address was read by Joyce McFalls, Blanche Rol. lings and Margaret Bowden as- sisted the bride-elect in dis- playing the gifts. Catherine ex- pressed her thanks for the gifts and to the ladies who ar- ranged the shower for her. Personal items Mrs. D. M. Guest returned home from_ South Huron Hos- pital. on Thursday of last week. S/L John Andrew, who was in Trenton with air personnel, arrived by plane on .Friday to visit over the weekend with his wife's parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Hicks, before return- ing to his duties with the RC- AF in Edmontori. Mr. Keith Hodgins of Toron- to was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ken- neth Hodgins. Mr. George Dunn returned home from St. Joseph's Hos- pital in London on Friday, and Mrs. George Hicks and S/L J. Andrew were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and family on Sunday evening. Sgt. Carl Stuckless of Cold, Lake, Alberta, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ha. rold Lightfoot. Sgt. Stuckless is taking a six week SSTs course in Camp Borden, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Caswell and Dennis of London, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family of Elimville were Sun• day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunnington, uisaimktot,anow • AIK Union Gas Co.. stressed the. many .advantages of a home economies degree to the mo d ere girl. One advantage, said Miss, Wright, was. the great variety of occupations open to; home et graduates. Ameng the less well known. fields e Olen ed were journalism, research, tel.e• vision and radio work. Early in bpi., talk, Miss Wriet disposed of ,one of .the major objections university training for girls. A home econ- omics degree not only Pre. pores a girl for an interesting and -challenging Profession but can also be of practical advan- tage to a modern housewife. Studies of nutrition, economies and interior decoration are. equally valuable to both the careergirl and the: modern housewife, Miss Wright said. Miss Wright ended her dis- cussion with a detailed de- scription of her own dodos and. activities in. her position of home service repreeentative. A short question period fol- lowed the address, Miss Wright- is /the first of a number of speakers being brought to SHDHS, to discuss careers with the senior stu- dents. The program is being arranged by the guidance AO- pa rim ent, WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BEND The monthly meeting of -St. John's - by the - Lake WA .Was held at the home of Mrs. Carl McKenzie on Monday, Feb, 5, with Mrs. Maurice Tiedeman presiding for the election of officers for 1962, President is -Mrs. Frank Plumb; vice - president, Mrs. John Hood: see,. Mrs, Newman Shaun; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Chapman; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. William R.e-ndle, assisted by Mrs. Ray Wilson and Mrs. Carl McKenzie; flower con- vener, Mrs.- M. Tiedeman, The annual pot luck supper was arranged. A euchre has been set for February 23, in the parish hall. The next meeting is to be held on. March 5 at the home of Mrs. Garnet MacPherson, The hostess was assisted by Mrs. G. MacPherson. Speaks on communion The Junior Chancel Guild of St. John's•by-the-Lake Angli- can Church, Grand Bend, held its meeting recently in the parish hall with Diane Hood, the president, in the chair, Canon Roy Manwaring, of Saskatoon, who will be officiat- ing as rector until the end of May, spoke to the girls on the subject of Holy Communion being the highest form of wor- ship of God that mankind at- tains. Mrs,. Manwaring attend- ed with her husband and was a special guest. The next meeting will be on March 31, CGIT plan tea At the CGT1' meeting on Mon- day evening with the .leaders, Mrs. Wilma Des Jardine and Mrs. Emerson Des Jardine, plans were completed for the Valentine Tea on February 10. Mission work in Latin Amer- ica was discussed. Devotional was in charge of Cassie Ann Des Jardine and Kathy Tay- lor, A questionnaire on "Why I am a Can" was held. The annual group, re-evaluation was filled in. Personal items Mr. and . Mrs. Willis Gill and family spent the weekend in BRINSLM! Mr. 'Thoma,s Reid, local mail courier et RR Z., -died. stidclenlY on Thursday morning at his. home, Ailsa Craig. Mr. Reid s. cheerful disposition -won him- self Many friends on the route. He. mad.e. deliveries for al, most twenty years. Personal items Mr, and Mrs, Harold Scott And family Visited Thursday evening -with Mr. and Mrs. Dean White, Mr, Kenneth Sholdice of Windsor was a weekend visitor with Alt, and Mrs, Douglas Le- wis .and family. Mrs, William Sholdice left on Thursday for a trip, to Califor- nia. Mr. and Mrs, RoY Mawson and family visited Sunday eve , ring with Mee, Walter Morley and family, Mr. and Mrs, Carmen Levie of Grand send were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Lewis. Mr. Don Lewis has been con- fined to Strathroy Hospital owing to injuries received in logging. mill, London, Mr. ROY Schenk, Mill, London Mr. Roy 'Sehenk, was shown. on television re- cently when fire destroyed the structure, Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Allister. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus 'Turnbull left last week for Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gill and Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Patter- son spent the weekend with relatives in Toronto. Mr. Don Flear and Mr. Doug- las Shepphard motored to Orillia last week and Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Keown returned home with them, Mr. Keown had to return on account of his health. Miss Mary Yen spent the weekend with Miss Muriel Fallis at Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Robin- son and family of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. John Stocker. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cann of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hem- mingway and family spent the weekend in Toronto, Mrs. H. Webb dies at GB home Mrs, Humphrey Webb, 84, died suddenly at her home, Green Acres, Grand Bend, on Sunday, February 4. She was the former Annie Allen, widow of the late Hum- phrey Webb of Stanley Town- sMhrS ipsu.'rviving are one daughter, Gerald (Olive) Gratton; two sons, Elmer and Harold, Grand Bend; two sisters, Mrs. Melvina Gratton and Mrs. Nel- lie Webb, Grand Bend; two brothers, Adolphus Allen, Man- itoulin Island; Edward Allen, Denfield; eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, until Wednesday noon, then at the Gospel Hall where service took place at 2:30 p.m. with interment in Grand Bend 'cemetery. Rev, T. Wilkie, Forest, offi- ciated. Pall bearers were. Ell- wood, Gerald and Ronald Grat- ton, Lawrence Taylor, Leslie Turnbull mid Alex Desjardine. BY MRS. HAROLP DAVIS IcIRKTON Arlene Johns was c h as en queen And Robby . Marshall, king of the carnival held at Kirkton rink, last Saturday, -01; h e r prizewinners were: best comic costume .(boy). Seott, Jimmy Bibby; Margaret, -Geraldine Bee- liett; best original representa- tion. foyer 15), Marilyn and Iris Marshall, Mrs, Carl best original representation ,(1.5, and tinder), Linda and Carl Bibby, Helen Bolide; best dres- sed couple (under 15), Fred -Cowdrey and Cathy Amos, Sha- ron o ,m p s o n and Sharon Squire; best dressed couple (15 and over), Mrs. Joan MeCor. mick and Clarence Switzer, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Switzer; Oldest skater, Wilbert Kirk- by; youngest skater, Robbie Amos; best skating couple fie and under), Sharon Thompson and Sharon Squire, Barbara Switzer and Nellie Bilstra; best skating couple (over 16). Mrs. Carl Mills and Bill Wag- horn, Mr, and Ales. Jack Swit- zer; best clown, Grace Paton, Jimmie Bibby; best c o m i c, Lawrence Beckett; Jacqueline Beckett; best comic couple, Keith. Stephen and Ken Black- ler; Mrs. Junior 'Doupe and Mrs. ,Tack Robinson. Door prize was won by Shirley Morrison, Speed races followed, a hoc- key game and skating. Mr. and Mrs. Derry Boyle of Exeter were the judges for the evening. Over 200 were in at- tendance. Annual supper The annual supper of the Kirkton United Church Sunday School was held Friday night. After a short entertaining pro- gram, certificates and seals were presented for regular at- tendance, A number of boys and girls also received gifts for perfect attendance. Mrs. Harry Burgin and Miss Marilyn Marshall received their eighteenth seal for 18 years of perfect attendance, First year certificates went to Donna Switzer, Robbie Amos, Mrs. Raymond Paynter, Mrs, Junior Doupe, Mrs. Lorne Marshall; second year seals to Heather Mills, David Paynter, Joanne Paton, Linda Marshall., Jo-Anne Scott; Kevin Doube, Kimberley Doupe, Sylvia Pa- ton, Norris Atthill, Mrs, W. Neil; third year, Billie Atthill, Eddie Atthill, Linda Denham, Grace Paton; fourth year, Mrs. Jack Urquhart, Mrs. Cliff, Scott, Roberta Neil, Gwen Mills, Bill Elliott, John Urquhart, Bri- an Denham, Fifth year seals, Heather 'Ur- quhart, Ricky Scott, Brian .Amos, Shirley Switzer, Bob Marshall, Monica. Eveleigh; sixth year, Ron Denham, Char- lie Bernie, Jim Watson, Doug- las Fletcher, Sharon Fletcher, Blair Fletcher, Brenda Den- ham, Norma Switzer, Ruth Baillie? jimmy Fletcher; sev- enth year, Helen Baillie, Fred Cowdrey, Bill Denham, Ann Urquhart; eighth year, Darlene Denham, Cheryl. Denham, Da- Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week. South End Service ▪ Marshall, Airs. &iie.1 wat- Ninth year, arb ara Switzer, Picky ,Tory, Cathy Amos:. tenth year, Raymond Switzer, Jack Switzer; eleventh year, San- dra jery,. lri Marshall', thir- teenth year, -Christine Eve. leigh; fourteenth year seals, Ron Marshall, Mrs. Fred .Swit- zer, Fred Switzer, G. H. 13ur- gin, Marshall, Library ,euchre The library sponsored a ,pro- gressive euchre- in Aberdeen Hall Monday evening, :Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs, Hairy Squire;. lone hands, Mrs, ,John Witteveen: men's -high, Allan Berry; lone hands, Lawrence ,Beekett; luc- ky draw, Mrs, Archie Dewar, d oor prize, Mrs. Clarence Swit- zer. Mrs. Louisa Kyle, Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, .Harold. Hern, Mrs, Ephriant 1.-Tern visited: on Sunday with her brother, Mr. William Stephens at Avon- crest Hospital, Stratford, and With Mr, Edgar Gorvett at St,. Marys Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parkin- son., Brenda and Margaret, St, Marys, and Mrs. Caccotti. of Sudbury visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hern and boys. A-rousing cbarivari was held. Monday evening for the newly- weds, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Baker and Marion, Mr. and Mrs. El- wyn Bryan and Arden, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bryan and Le- roy were Sunday guests with Mr, and Airs. Edgar Baker, David and Paul, the occasion beiigMrs. Arthur Baker's birthday, Mrse, Ross }fern of Detroit, spent a few days last week at her home, Mr. Hern returned with h er , Air, and Mrs. Thomas Bern and Barbara visited on Sun- day with Mrs. Mary Martene and Edwin of Dashwood. Quite a number of men at- tended the men's club banquet and !hotline on Tuesday eve- ning at Woodhain United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brook and Bill were Saturday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mee. Grant Skinner and Joan in Exe- ter, • Mr, Graham Here, Exeter, spent Sunday with Bill Brock, Miss Helen Hern, Exeter, spent Monday evening with Miss Shirley Jaques. COME IN AND TRY THE NEW COMET ONE RIDE WILL CONVINCE YOU! 1960 AUSTIN SEDAN Tutone red and grey. 1960 CONSUL SEDAN Radio, red color. 1960 MORRIS 850 Tudor 1959 FORD SEDAN 6 cylinder. 1959 VAUXHALL ESTATE WAGON, tutone, sharp, 1956 METEOR SEDAN Tutone, automatic, lifts new, 1955 DODGE SEDAN . 1954 BUICK SEDAN 1953 METEOR SEDAN Radio, chro in e discs, sharp, better than new $495.00 1953 DODGE SEDAN .......... $195,00 1949 MONARCH SEDAN ....... „ $150,00 GOODYEAR SNOW TIRES 10% Above Cost! CouthmEnd • Service Russ and Chuck Snell Page .14 The lino-Ady.ogote,, February l r. 1962 Talk .on can crop issue wins speaking contest C4reers to home ,ec outlined to SH .girls District mail. Many win prizes. courier dies at Kirkton .carnival Honest city woman fin• ds Shipka purse The annual congregational meeting of Shipka United Church was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweit- zer with a good attendance. It was voted to return the same slate of officers for 1962. They are: members of ses- sion,- M. C. Sweitzer, Harry Sheppard; stewards, Jack Ratz, Stuart. Sweitzer, Elmer Picker- ing, Verne Sharpe, Jack Pick. ering, Harry Sheppard, O. C. Russell, Ross Pickering; trus- tees, V. L. Sharpe, AL C, Sweitzer, 0. C, Russell, E. Pickering,Tack Ratz, Ross Pickering. Secretary, M, C. Sweitzer; treasurer, Stuart Sweitzer; pi- anists, Mrs. Verne Sharp, Mrs. Milton Ratz; church school superintendent, Karl Guenther; United Church Women, Mrs. Jim Clarke. Anniversary date was set for Septeniber 30. Young of Corbett were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Ho- ward Clarke, Marlene and Vic- ky Lynn. Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer and. Mrs. Jack Pickering were Sun- day guests with their cousin, Mrs. Wesley Cook at Strathroy and visited during the after- noon with Mr. Cook, who is a patient at Strathroy Hospital, Mr. David Sheppard of Tor- onto was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sheppard. Mrs. Karl Guenther a n d baby, Karen Elizabeth returned home from South Huron Hospi- tal on Tuesday. Mrs. Cliff Russell had sev- eral ladies in on Wednesday to a quilting. Mrs, Ross Love and Kath- ryn attended a shower on Thursday night at Centralia for Miss Cathy Hodgins, bride- elect on Feb, 17.. ceived honorable mention. lasing* the timely topic, "Ver- fleet Integration. in the Exeter Community'"., Godbolt pointed out the mane* aspects of the controversy that is rising be- tween farmers and the Cana- die!) Canners over the advent of the Canners growing their o ti He. listed e arguments for 'CGIT lead wn erops. both sides and concluded by slating, "if 1. knew a solution that would be fool-proof would W9 OrShiP be famous". "I don't know the answer", be added, "and I don't know what side to be on," The ,Kippen girl chose The Nationalists Movement in French Canada" as her topic And stated that these people did not want to secede from the Dominion, but lust wanted to be equal to tile people in the other provinces. She pointed out they were discontented with their econo- mic domination, their school system, their "second-class" citizenship and their failure in being appointed to federal posi- dons. One of two students to speak said, "it must be controlled so on "The Power of the Press" Guiens pointed out it influenced we gain the most from it," Pauline Aquiline chose the "History of the Red Cross" as every aspect of our daily lives and had such powers as being topic in the seven to ten min , the determining factor in the lite speeches. success of young actors, musi- Win prizes. clans and artists as well a s The two first place speakers being able to stir up an entire will each receive $10,00 from nation, the students' council for their He noted that the "real., true efforts, while the second place power of the press is in poll- finishers will receive $5.00. ties," stating that it was used Godbolt will represent the to distort truth in communist school at .a competition in Lis- countries so the people are only towel sponsored by the Ontario told what their leaders want . School Trustees' and Ratepay- them to know, while it is the ers' Association and the Onta- voice of the people in the free rio Hydro, world. Other contestants in the or- "It is like electricity", he der they spoke were: Fred San- ders, Shirley Johns, John Mac- Naughton, Heather McCon- nell. Judges for the competition were: Mrs. M. C. Fletcher, Mrs. Richard Van Farowe and Mr, John Goman. The speakers' fellow students in grades 11 and 12 formed the SHIPKA with Mr. and Mrs„ Arthur audience. Mrs. Harry Sheppard has Finkbeiner, proof that there are people Mrs, Lampert and Mrs. still who are very honest. Harry Sheppard visited Sunday Finding herself in London with evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed This week in her billfold lost out of her purse Duncan and Peter, Stratford, she was quite pleased the next Mr. John Lamport of Pic- Dashwood morning to get a call from a kering was a weekend visitor Mrs. Innis who had picked it with his mother, Mrs. E. Lam- up and was able to get the te- port, and brother, Mr. Tom lephone number from it even Lamport. though the billfold was torn Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ja- but with all the money and del. rob Ratz were Miss Audrey 'vers licence still intact. Finkbeiner of St. Lucia Island. Mrs, L, Finkbeiner and Miss Erma Finkbeiner of London and Mr. Albert Geiser of Cre- Shi pica UC diton. Mr. and Mrs. Don . Dinney and family and Mr. and Mrs. elects slate Allan Pfaff, all of Creditors and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Home veon.oraleS. no longer just "eooking and sewing An d the science of better living," Was the supbject of an address by Miss P. Wright, 13.11,-Se,„ to the senior girls at .SHDHS last Weduesday. Miss Wright, a recent gradu- ate of Macdonald Institute' and presently employed by the Flowers ... THE PERFECT -VALENTINE SURPRISE HER! A MIXED BOUQUET ? .DUTCH GARDEN.? (Daffodils; irstathith8, Tulips. And. Iris) BAILEY'S FLORIST Exeter By MRS. For Him * Men's Jewellery • * Forsyth Shirts * Sports Shirts Biltmore Hats * Handsome Ties * Stanfield Pyjamas Grand Bend group elects '62 officers * Lovely Lingerie -/k Hand Bags * China Gifts And For Her Sweaters * Scarves McBrine Luggage at Gould be Jory .P6660974 Exeter • PHONE 328 'EXETER