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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-22, Page 13Including ftin g e benefits, manufacturing wages in Cana Ada average about $2,22 an hour, con pared with $1.19 for Sweden, 82 cents for Britain, ll cents foe West Genitally, 79 cents for France and 65 cents for Italy, 0a/Mted SAVS A BEEPS srotGER IS ONE THIRTY SECOND at AN INCH LONG 4NE 0111ER MOM' • IS IMAEolkATION / " . • • • 4, 4, • it 4 4 4 4 • BOB'S FN 6 RA DI ATOR SEIM* A COMPLETE ADIATOR SERVICE NI6HWAYS 4 '0. tXttEtt. Phone 23 ,032. arausetaaaaaasaaaa,..,,aalliTOPillaiiI.11•111• Iteo.'7':'f""'',Irr`"?I'etr""`"•'%"..-rt-1-••• !V News from Saintsbury By MRS• HEaeR DAV E; Party .fetes St. Patrick's The ladies of St, Patrick's church sponsored a suceessful "St. Patrick's Dessert Euchre" on Wednesday afternoo n, March 14 in the parish ball, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Guild president, welcomed the ladles and Mrs. Tom Kooy, WA vice. President, announced the win• ners at the close of the after- poop; Mrs, Andy Thompson, Clandeboye, ladies' high; 'Mrs, George Miller, Lucan, lone hands; Mrs. B, Nagle, RR 2 Lucan, lucky chair. Personal items Mr. Fred Dobbs Jr. is under the doctor's care. Mr, and: Mrs, Bob Mogk and John of Guelph spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Dobbs, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Tindall arid Nancy spent Sunday with the former's father, Mr. Chas. Tindall, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs, Jack .Dickins, Mr. and Mrs. Ear] Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Mac- Donald arid Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis attended the tur- key banquet and euchre at West McGillivray on Thursday evening, and this community was well represented at the St. Patrick's euchre at Trivitt Memorial hall, March 17, Mr, and Mrs. jack Dickins and Mr. and Mrs, Maurice MacDonald were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- roll. Mr. Carroll was observing his birthday. Mr, and Mrs, Murray Ham- ilton, Ailsa Craig, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. Mr, Clarence Davis, also Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis called recently to see their aunt, Mrs, Clarence Fletcher, Woodham, who is Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family were Saturday eve- ning guests with Mr. and. Mrs. Sill Siddall, Denfield, and had Mr, Latta's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Latta, London, as guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis were Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, Lu- can. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson of Exeter spent Sunday with their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rees. • Mr. Earl Carroll of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. George At- kinson and family of Edgewood were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkinson. Mrs, Hugh Davis attended a shower for Mrs, Pat Cronyn. at Crediton United Church. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys were guests at a birthday party on Sunday for Mrs. Johnson's uncle, Mr. Jack Lake of Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Christie, Centralia, Sunday aft- ernoon and with Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Muffins, London, Sunday evening. Saintsbury prayer day vitality, -enthusiasm and Youth,' ittlness. any- age, As one .of the nation's busiest entertainers Bob's am r , g h knowledge of nutrition, inspirod by his lather, a PbYsicien t enables him to meet the de.- mantis. of his, busy work stile, dules. At ZO: he has no. rillnos^ .see, no glasses, , PO trace of baldness and no "battle of the bulge". Bob Cummings gives in this book 14 common sense rules for positive health And four basic roles for dynamic living ' and he writes "I firmly be- them, if you. live them, Can IX BI.G 'DAYS help you attain .and maintain „ . „ more vitality, more entinisi, asm, more zest, more harm. oily of mind and body, more love of life than you have known before." lieve these 18 rules if you use. Monday Through Saturday March 20 to March 31 Looking into the patient's eye, the quack said, "I can see that you are suffering from sleeping sickness, gastritis, ap- pendicitis and diabetes." The patient replied: "Now, try the other eye, Doc, that one is glass." Pedestrian (standing in mid- dle of street): "How can I get to the hospital?" Motorist; "Just stand right where you are." All-wool worsted, 3-button single-breasted lounge model, a wonderful buy! SUGGESTCD [Jai' 6 9.95 $5 5.00 , ti GOULD & JORY Dial 235-0270 Exeter ORDER NOW FOR EASTER ! 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WQ0D1101 Black Knights held A. euchre in the hall Friday eve- ning with twelve tables in play. Prizes for ladies Thigh score, . Pepper; tone ]hands, MMrs,jR, Witteveen; When s high Allan Berry; lone hands, Law- twee Beckett. Door Prize was won by Mrs. C, Scott; draw for ham, Mrs. W, Doupe. Personal items Mr. Robert Rundle and Mr.. Mel Fletcher, Conquest, .Sask,, visited with Mrs, Arthur Run-. die of .St, Marys and Mr, and mrs, Nelson Fletcher and. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Fletcher of Lambeth on Friday. Mr, Mel Fletcher and Mr, Btewarl: Kennedy of Conquest, Sask., were guests on Wednes- day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle, Jim and Jack, Mr, Mel Fletcher of Conquest Sask., and Harry Rocid were guests with Mr. arid. Mrs. La- verne Rodd. and Eddie on Fri- day, Mrs. Roy Kirk spent the weekend With her daughter, Mrs, Bryce Skinner, Bryce and family and attended the mo- ther and daughter banquet in Munro church on Friday eve- ning, The ladies of the church held a successful St. Patricks sup- per on Friday evening, Mrs. Victor Chatten and Bar' bara were guests with her par.. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Wes, Shier of Grant= on. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ford of Hay were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Law- son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques were guests at the Gregory- Beimers wedding in Strathroy on Friday evening, The bride is the former Alice Beimers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ter Beimers, who lived in the community for sometime. Mr. Albert Vodden and Mrs, Elizabeth Scott of Clinton were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Vodden. Mr. John and Nelson Morphy and Miss Margaret Welch of Toronto were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Mor- phy and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Douglas were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLean of Exeter. Mrs. Jackson Woods and Bob of Elimville were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen and Sharon visited with Mrs. William Roudi of Port Credit and Mr. Wm. Roudi in haspital at Toronto and Mr. a Mrs. Gordon Witteveen of .eo.nto on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Small and Thelma of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Spence of St. Marys visited. Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd and family. Miss Jean Dunn of. London was a Thursday evening visitor with Mr, and Mrs, Don Mur- phy and Bradley. Mr. and. Mrs. Norris Webb and family were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crago, Fourth Line. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Wheeler visited Sunday with Rev, and Mrs. John Wheeler of Alma. Mr; and Mrs. Gerald Brint- nell had as their guests on Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shepherd and Erryn of Turnbulls Grove. Woodham UCW The United Church. Women met in the church basement on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leon- ard Thacker led in the devo- tional it saisted by Mrs, Ken Canadian. Library Week will be celebrated for the fourth. consecutive year April .8 to 14, 1.002. Reading is the key to infor- mation ,,,ens tertainment. None of us can afford all -the books we need or want. That's why we need li- braries. In more ways than one, reeding is a key to richer life, one in w h i ph libraries play a major part. Libraries find people are reading more than ever. Many read for pleasure — but more are reading for profit — for information on hobbies, Nisi- ness, human affairs —... a form. of education pursued at leis- ure. Canadian Library Week Parkinson, Mrs. Ted. Insley favored with a piano solo. A film "Reason for Being," was shown by Jean Copeland. Mrs, La Verne Rodd had charge of he study hook chap- ter "Old and New Canadians", A story entitled "Chrysan- themum Transplanted" w a s read by Mrs. Jack Thomson, By MRS. 4MS . . brings the services of libraries before the nubile and libraries take a look at themselves as to how they may better serve their readers. Pioneers in aviculture The story of a country can best be read in the lives of its people. Therefore a series of Canadian Portraits have been written, dealing with the lives of Canadians, who have made a contribution to the welfare and progress of Canada and the world. Each volume deals with the work of not more than four or five men or women, members of 'the same profes- -sloe or occupation. This volume Pioneers in Agriculture, deals with Daniel Massey, Alan Mcinto5h. and Charles Saunders. Ma as e came of a family who attacked the Canadian wilderness and he himself toiled so hard that he sought a way to ease the far- mer's burden and founded the great machinery company that still bears his name. Alan McIntosh was a Metho- dist circuit rider whose efforts to grow and perpetuate a per- fect apple directed Canadian agriculture towards specializa-tion. He gave the Maritimes, Ontario and British Columbia their favorite apple — the Red McIntosh. Saunders was an agricuitte rat scientist. He discovered Marquis, an early ripening wheal,' which, for many years, was the keystone of Canada's export trade, Stay Young and Vital A book received in. the Hu- ron County Book exchange on Friday is "Stay 'Young and Vital" by a famous movies and TV star, Bob Cummings in which he gives his own suc- cessful formula for building ,St,: ...Patrkk e s service A St. Patriek's day service was held in St. Patrick's church at 11 o'clock March 17 with Rev. Lyle Bennett M .charge, taking the patron Saint St. Patrick as the. theme for his address: trick's Dessert .Euchre were discussed, Mr, Bennett asked the ladies for 'volunteers to give homes .fer cottage meet- ings for the Lenten season; the first service to be held. at St.. Patrick's. .Church, on St. pat, riek's Day, March 17 at 11 a.m., with the members of Paul'a, :And. St. Thomas, °rearm, trivited for corporate communion, The see- .ond service is at the home of Mr.- and Mrs, Harry Carroll on Tuesday, March 20 at '8 p.m. The -hostess Was. assisted by Mrs, Dean :Gibson, Mrs, Tom. Kau and Mrs, Jim Barker, Mr. Earl Atkinson won the mystery prize donated by Mrs, Karl Wliberg. Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Howard Clarke, Marlene and Vicky, Shipka, were Tuesday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Bob . Tin- dell, Dr. and. Mrs. Amos and fain- ily were Sunday evening gueats with. Mr. arid Mrs. Harvey Latta and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker, and family were Saturday eve, ning guests with Mr, and Mrs. Don Firth, London. Miss Cathy Abbott, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ab- bott, Whalen, spent several. days this past week with Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Carroll. Meesrs, Clarence and Heber Davis attended the LOBA euchre recently at Ltican and Mrs, Heber Davis spent the evening with Mrs, Clarence Davis, A number of young people from this community attended the reception and dance at the Lucan Memorial Arena Friday evening for Mr, and Mrs. Pat Cronyn. During the past week the following called on Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis: Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pullman, Whalen; Mr. and Mrs, Jim Young and Jeffery, Lucan; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins, Lambeth; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Nancy and Mr. and Mrs. Mau- rice MacDonald, Lucan, and Mrs. Earl Greenlee. Mrs. Ada Ings, London, and Mrs. Ronald Carroll were Sat- urday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Wayne. Mr. Ronald Carroll was celebrating his birthday. On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. H, Carroll were guests with the latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott, Lucan. Mr, and Mrs. George Atkin- son, Sandra and Daren called on Mr. and Mrs. Herman At- kinson on Saturday. Mrs, G. Atkinson had an eye operation recently at a London hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson entertained Mrs. Johnson's sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scremshaw, Tern and Jimmie, of London, Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fr&I Dobbs Jr. were guests with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Dobbs Sr. Thursday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Dobbs Sr. recently returned from a Florida holiday. (Intended for last week) Mrs, Tom Kooy, vice-presi- dent of. St, Patrick's Church WA and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Guild president, led for the World. Day of Prayer service held Friday afternoon at the „ home of, Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mrs, Earl Atkinson was pia- nist, Rev. Lyle Bennett gave the address, WA "Following the service a short A meeting conducted by Mrs. Kooy was held. 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