HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-22, Page 19ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: Rev. William Gate.
0:45 aete—Sunday School
10:00 aatt.—Bible Class
11:00 aen.—Divine Service.
Wed., 8 p,m.—Lenten Service
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Student: .John 13oonstra
1,0:00 a.m.—Worship in Dutch
2:15 p.m.—Worship in English
6:15 p.m.—Back to God Hour
CHLO (680 sec.)
Errimanual Baptist
Church, Exeter
cordially invites you In our
First Service
Sunday Afternoon
March 25 at 3:0 p,rn.
IN BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH, HURON ST. E.
HEAR,
Revs Martin 0, Wedge
Pastor of Wortley Baptist, London
Special ellUSie by "The Clioralettes"
Directed by Miss Doris Hewer
YOH WILL RECEIVE A wArm wa,comt,
Interested pallbrig itiVite.d 'to ntir rtgular Vcits,d.
liaday evening praya sorviet on. 111 Bethel
11.0.forniod rhutth,
A DMITTANCE
Cr V, jg. 0
TO PERSONS
18 YEARS OE AGE
OR OVER
r
TWISTING
and
SQUARE DA.NCING
Saturday, March 24
Starts 8,00 p.m.
MUSIC PROVIDED CONTINUOUSLY BY
Exeter's Popular Group
i‘The Coachmen If
and
Elgin Fisher and his
WESTERN RH YTHMAI R ES
Chicken Fry . 50'
Square Dance
COMPETITION
Every Friday
March 23, 30 and April 6, 11
Starts 900 p.m,
MUSIC BY CLARENCE PETRIE
AND HIS, NIGHT HAWKS
Twist
CONTEST
Every Saturday
March 24, 31 and April 2', 14
Starts 8:30 p.m.
MUSIC t3Y s'rew BAIRD AND HIS
COLL EGIANS
Each. winner will ba tOreffeett on the following Week acid fill
Pi* Orotip4._will yid for: honors the square dance on Friday,.
April 13 and in 'Elia Twist an 'Saturday, April 14.
GENEROUS CASH PRIZES AWAROEO FOR FIRST, SECOND
AND THIRD. ON THE. FINAL WORTS,
Preference given to etelvaitiet Otifei6S.,..wriNt Or phone.
tute, which will co-ordinate all. The designation of 21-ei miles
research undertaken by the of development road from No.
Departmeet of Agriculture, is 8 at Seaforth to No. 8th through
in iny opinion, and I am happy Walton and 4ruesela, while of
to say that this opinion is particular interest to this area,
shared by many, a history- will benefit the entire county
making development capable of because of the feet that Papi-
benefiting alt phesee of our tal construction costs, and the
province's agric ultural in- cost of pre-engineering will be
come paid for 100 per cent by the
Of further interest and great province. The only cost to the
county will be the work of sur-
riculturalin/portae cteometi.rete?)n,t4Isio ate g the 'eying and acquisition of right-
appointment of a special con- of-way, which I tlederstanci has
mittee by the Agriculture Min- already been pretty well coin-
ister Stewart to investigate the Pletcth
very important program of The long-awaited new pro-
vertical mtegration, At the vincial hospital at Coclerich
Moment the committee's inves- should be completed and ready
tigations and studies will be for occupancy some time this
confined to fruits and vege. summer er early fail and a
tables but in all likelihood will much - needed agricultural of•
he extended over a much rice building at. Clinton now
broader area. awaits approval by treasury
hoard. This building will pro- Huron developments board,
for greatly needed office
Perhaps might be permitted space and may well become
to make further comment on even more than Previously the
matters whicl' I announced two egricultural headquartera for
weeks ago because they are of the county because of the space
particular importance to Hu- which will be made available
ron riding, for meetings of our various
county organizations at the
agricultural level,
Represents PM
TI ill Times-Advocate, March 1.962 Page
2.:
.BY M.ecNAPPIITON
Hurete MPP
The most, important Iopic.
Around Queen's Perk these,
days is the budget — over a
billion dollars and the biggest
in the history of the province.
Space will not permit me to.
go into complete detail about
this budget, but it can be
Said, 1 believe, that it is really
an imaginative blueprint of
future expansion and prospe-
rity for all of us ins. Ontario.
The budget did note that the
government intends to make
eure Met Onterjo egriculture
remains in the foreground of
development,. It was ..also re•
ported" that in. 1961 the yields
of all major field crops
epeded the average of the last
ten years and that farm cash
income reached the highest
Point in its history.
I might further observe that
in the year that lies ahead, it
is the intention of your provin,
vial government to strengthen
research and marketing facili-
ties, The establishment of the
Agricultural Research DWI-
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. .Lewis, M.A„ 13.D,
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
10 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments
11 A.M.—MORNING SERVICE
LIGHT FROM THE GOS-
PELS ON THE MEANING
OF THE CROSS
(2) "And He began to teach
that the Son of Man must
suffer"
The watershed of the Gos-
pels—when Jesus began to
teach that the Galilean. min-
istry of helpful words and
deeds was not enough,
Music by the Junior Choir
Nursery for tots and junior
Congregation for children 'I
to 6 years,
COME TO CHURCH IN LENT
MAIN STREET
United Church. of Canada
Minister: Rev. R. S. Hilts
Organist: Mrs. F. Wildfong
10:00 a.m,—Sunday School
All ages,
11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon: "What Shall I Do
With Jesus?"
—St, Malt. 27: 1.26
Junior choir will sing "Be
Still. My Soul" and "Fairest
Lord Jesus".
Nursery provided.
Conic and Worship With Us,
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CR EDITON
A, M, Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, March 25
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
8:00 p.m.—Bible Study
Wed., March 28, 8 p.m.—Mid •
Week Service
Theme: "The Cross"
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Organist: Mrs. W, G. Cochrane
10:00 a,m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
The induction of Rev, john
C. Boyne, B.A., B.D., will
take place in Cromarty Pres-
byterian Church Wednesday
evening, March 28, 8:00 p.m.
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday, March 25
Speaker: Mr. Reg. Miller
10:00 a.m.—Bible School
11:00 am.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
"Thy word is a lamp unto
my feet, and a light unto my
path,"—Ps, 119; 105.
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron St., East
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
10:30 a,m,—Morning Worship
11.:45 a.m,—Sunday School and
Catechism
8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship
Friday Night, March 23 An.
nual Prayer Service for Crops
and Industry.
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, March 25, 1902
Third Sunday in Lent
8:30 a.m.—Quiet Communion
11:00 a,m. — Morning Prayer
and Sacrament of Holy Bap-
tism
Nursery and Sunday School
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Sauder, Pastor
10130 a.m.—Worship Service
11:15 a,m.—Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
8:00 p.m.—Evening Service
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
Rev. Mee W. Holmes, Pastor
SPECIAL MISSIONARY DAY
with
Rev, and Mrs, Howard Kerr
Just returned from .Argentina—
these talented missionaries will
have many items of interest
for all that will hear them.
Everyone Welcome
11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p,m,
9:45 a,m.—Sunday School Hour
9:00 a.m. CJCS Missionary
Radio Service (1240 Nc)
''Go ye, into :ell the world
and preach the Gospel to every
Creature."
On February 19, I was pri-
vileged to represent Prime
Minister Robarts and the gov-
ernment of the province at
what for me was a thrilling oc-
casion. It was the 65th anni-
versary of the Federated Wo-
men's Institutes of Ontario.
On this occasion 1,400 women
assembled in the Queen Eliza-
beth building et the Canadian
National Exhibition grounds,
having braved one of the worst
snow storms of the winter to
attend this important birthday
party,
One group of members had
been in a bus from 7 a,m, to
12:30, driving a distance of
137 miles. The entire affair
impressed me particularly be-
cause of the splendid organi-
zation and the opportunity it
provided me to witness the
tremendous scope and effec-
tive work being done by an or-
ganization that, I must con-
fess, I had largely taken for
granted.
T couldn't help but feel proud
of these women from all over
Ontario who put up with much
discomfort and inconvenience
to attend this 65th birthday
party and this explained to me
why the Women's institutes
have been such an influence
for good in this proidnee for
so many years,
I hope to have the privilege
of reporting through these col-
umns again in a couple of
weeks.
It's funny about bill collect-
ors—you don't like them much,
but still you keep asking them
to call again,"
4:‘
EXETER
FIGURE SKATING
CLUB
Presents Its Ninth
Annual
Featuring Guest Skaters
and Local Talent
Ae 'gating. to. the latest fig-
oree,.. Huron. County families
have been increasing their tire
insurance holdings in the past
few years.
Their coverage .has climbed
to an estimated $139,608,000, an
all-time high.
One reason given for the
rise is that ii has become
easier than it once Was to mull-
ify for life insurance. Another
IS that incomes have been go-
ing up, making it .poasible for
pelvic to expand their protec-
tion in this directieh.
Investing more' money in se-
curity ef this kind is but one
of several defensive measures
that have been taken by local
residents to safeguard their fu-
ture, They have . also been ad-
ding to their cash savings and
to their investments,
The developments are de-
tailed, for Canada at large and
for each province in the 1961
Life Insurance :Fact Book and
in figures released by the Ca-
nadian Life Insuranee Offi-
cers Association.
They show that families in
COMING EVENTS
1QOF — Exeter Lodge No. 67,
100F, invites all members of
the district to he present on
Tuesday, March 27 when Brus-
sels second degree team will
confer the degree on a large
class of new members. We ex-
pect our Grand Master and a
few Past Grand Masters to be
present. Come and bring your
candidates, Harold Rowe, NG;
Percy A. McFalls, Rec. Secev.
22e
TEA & BAKE SALE Exeter
Home and School Association's
annual tea and bake sale, April
4, 2 to 5 p.m., in conjunction
with open house at Exeter Pub-
lic School, Everyone welcome.
22c
HAM SUPPER — Clandeboyc
United Church, Wednesday,
March 28, 5:30 to 8 p.m. Ad-
mission $1.25 and 65e. 22c
BLOSSOM TEA, United. Church
Women of James Street Unit-
ed Church, May :16, 3:00 p.m.
22c
COLON
Released the
United Artists
(
Canada have built up a huge
financial bulwark fur themsel-
ves in the form of life incur, ;ince. It amounts to more than
$16 with same $19.915,e
00n.000 of it in force in the .pro-
vince of Ontario.
How much does it boil down
to in terms of the individual
In Ontario as .a whole,
the average household has an
amount of insurance that is
equal te its net earnings, .af-
ter taxes, over a period of 254
months.
Applied to Huron County,
with its after-tax income per
month of $357 per household,
as shown in the latest annual
Sales Management report, the average local family's owner-
ship of life insurance is ape
,proximately $8,950.
If compares favorably with
Ilse amount in force in 1957,
$5,820 per family.
All told, for the entire local
population, it comes to $139 0
668.000.
Much of the increase in life
in life insurance coverage is
attributed in the reports to the
spectacular growth of group
insurance, which now repre•
sents nearly a third of all life
insurance in Canada. Since 1950 it has increased by about 50
percent.
The spotlight is still held,
Reception
6t Dance
for
SHIRLEY GAISER
GORDON HUTCHINSON
Sat., Mar. '24
8:00 p.m.
CREDITON
COMMUNITY HALL
HAMILTON'S
ORCHESTRA.
Everybody Welcome!
Lunch will be served,
Admission 75q'',
""Thu way machines are Ise
placing people, I've decided to
be e, mechanic instead of
doctor."
however, by ordinary life in,
surance, which has 66 percent
of the total.
Reception
Dance
for
MR. AND MRS.
DONALD REID
(net Anderson)
RUSSELDALE HALL
Sat,, Mar, 31
9:00 p.m.
MUSIC BY jig YOUNG
AND ORCHESTRA
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
ADMISSION .5oe
Everyone Welcome
SAVE THE DATE I
WED., APRIL 11
for the appearance of
London's Barbershappers
"The Men
of Accord"
fle SO-MEMBER GROUP
• THREE QUARTETS
including
The Night Hawks
Third Place • International
Winners
Sponsored by
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
AOTS MEN'S CLUB
urn's .Paric report
Outlines Huron projects.
Fan,' les in Huron *
Increase insurance
,, , •
Sat.,
March 31
8:00
Exeter
Arena
ADMISSION
750 and 250
Exeter and District 131'alleh
Canadian Cancer Society
affodil Party
Monday, March 26
8;0 p.m.
OETHEL REFORMED 'CHURCH,
HURON STREET EAST
Guest Speaker:
Or, 'E E. Tiernan, Olt
A native of Dasitwo04 Pr. Titmlati is assistant
exectitive 'director o f. both the N ational rtlitCV
of Canada and t,lit Canadian Cart(tir
Society,
WU, r4g SEAMY
Enjoy Yourself
Relax at the Movies
COMING SOON! Tpou L B est s
* ANATOMY OF A PSYCHO (Adult) * THE ALAMO
* FULLER BRUSH MAN * FULLER BRUSH GIRL
* HEY, LET'S TWIST * MASTER OF THE WORLD
* PARIS BLUES (Adult) * WILD FOR KICKS (Adult)
71( X.15 (Filmed Actually in Outer Space)
Its stark realism will leave
you breathless . a torrid
expose of today's social stand-
ards . . . an emotional experience you will never
forget.
LYRIC THEATRE
26, 27, 28
March MON, TUES. WED.
First Show 7:30 Second Show 9:30 Matinee 2:00 pdfi.
"Goodbye Again"
COMING APRIL 16, 17, 10
TURNER
iim oiAr
Possessed
IE S. V IV, D
NI MI:V.5
II IU/S ALAI
AtIMITri kJef
235.2911
EXETER
ADMISSION s.IO C
Fun For Everyone!
At the
Hotel Imperial
GRAND. BEND
Friday Night
Fish Fry
ALL YOU CAN EAT . soe
Listening and Dancing Music By
DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA
ENTRIES STILL OP EN
For Second
AMATEUR NIGHT
SATURDAY, MARCH 31
Plan To Join The Crowds And The Fun
Chlidrou with
Adults
Admitted rree
poi
2
.== ggo
i=3
Featuring Daily . .
BARBARA WOODALL.
with
COOKING
QUICKIES
A Cooking School for the
modern homemaker
Shows Daily-2 P,M, & 8 P.M.
lifts For All Ladies Attending
Free Door Prizes At Each Show
LADIES
You are invited to attend our
official opening.
LADIES ADMITTED FREE
1:30 P.M, TO 3:30 P.M., MONDAY
MARCH 26TH ONLY
THURS., FRI., SAT. 22,M 23
arch
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Feature !
quest for secret treasure!
and terror , . . a fabulous
GOB
s
Love and hate — treasure
NEN IdtiiMiSi31
TREASURE, MYSTERY
,ROU ONTE CI11STO Dancing 9 to 12
AND TERROR!
M•G•M prasen
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,THE
ts
Saturday Night Dances
Double
Exeter Legion Memorial' Hail
Jackets and Jeans Not Allowed
Admission 75c Per Person
•
CaNew.ScoPE coLoa by Ca LUX!
PEIREOPHONIC SOW
.Starts Monday!
The Big 9th Annual
Home and
Garden aria*"
MARCH 26 TO MARCH 31 INCLUSIVE
OP EN DAILY 1:30 p.m. to loop p.m.
Visit Western Ontario's Annual Modern
Living Show , , See Home '62,
HOME AND GARDEN SHOW
WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS — LONDON
DANCE CONTESTS
AT THE
inn
Grand Bend