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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-29, Page 5Pane.March 29, ;19b2 i ensa and district news CORRPSPONDENTS Mrs. Maude Heclden, Phone . Mrs, Archie bilacGregor, Phone 56 We Are In The MARKET For e MILLING WHEAT • SPROUTED WHEAT * OATS Rodney and Garry Oats That Will Make Seed s BARLEY Monlcalni, Betze and Parkland Barley That Will Make Seed Bring in your samples and we will bid you a price. CONTRACTS We will have contracts for Seed Oats and Barley, also contracts for Malting Barley. W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd, PHONE HENSALL 32 „Base Line fetes couple 14 MR$. ARCHIg :.PEWAR LIASELINg The Base Line school party was held in the school on, S t Maceli 29 aana.t it.i4o4n114°kyintrhtle e ::illi aoyin:1, and euchre with ten tables in play. Euchre winners were: la- dies high score, Mrs. J. EJ• ston: ladies lone hands, Mrs, Dewar; high for mien, Harold O'Brien; lone 'hands, men, Nel- son Baker. Mr. and Airs. 'Wilbert Mc- Neight were called to the head table. and: Mr. Austin Timms read an address and Wni. Spence and Mr. AleNaughton presented them with a step table and table lamp and trinket dish, Mr. McNeight thanked all for the gifts on be- half of his wife and himself. Congratulations and best wish- es were given to Mr. McNeight on his birthday which was that day. Committee for the next party is Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and Mr. and Airs. Duncan Mc- Naughton. :Proceeds for the evening Wa3. •which will be donated RP the . "Crippled Children's Cam. paign" Personal items Mr.. ,and Mrs, t.lep., ,,Carr and family of St. AiarYa were Frt. 4ay ,evening guests of Air. and Airs, Wilfred Wilson, Mrs. A, 'Dewar will spend the week with her .daughter, Mr. and hits. Maurice Baer and mary. of Rockwood, Kr. and Mrs. L. Nethereott and family of Rannoch, were Sunday evening guests of their eget..a osi uncle, Air. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson. Mrs. Eric .1i/cat/nail and lams fly of London s.pent. a few days with her parents, Air, and Mrs. David :Holland last week, To achieve success one must make an attempt. CLAIR'S FAARBER SHOP MAIN ST., Open Tues., Wed., Fit. 8 a.m. to 6p.m. Thurs, 4. sat, a.m. to a p.in. Closed Monday By MR.$:, W.14104. RPH.Pg. THAME4 ROAD. An interesting Program was held on Friday .evening al, tarts- ily night in the church 'base- ment, Piano solos were pro- vide(' by Dennis. Hackney. Ph. ly Jeffery, and a pleasing vocal duet by Sharon and Beth Pa swore. The feature of the evening Was an illustrated. travelogue Presented by Miss Lorna TAY- lot. of London on her interest- mg trip to, the Orient, 'Happy Doubles club The meeting of. the Happy Doubles club was held on Wed- nesday evening with a fair at- tendance. Th e . theme. for the meeting w a s "Worship In Spring" in charge of Airs. Glen Stewart and Mrs. Lorne Passmore. Rev, Hugh Wilson introduced the guest speaker, Mr, Elmer Bell of Exeter who spoke on "`The Deed of Your Property" and other law subjects. A question and answer period followed. Mr, Arnold Cann thanked the speaker. A humorous reading was given by Mrs, 'Floyd Stewart, There were several games and contests. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, Mr. and Airs. Lorne Paasmore and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart. , Community Night Community night was held on Monday evening in the school house with six tables of euchre in play, Prizes were won by: ladies high, Airs, Jack Borland.; low, Mrs, Ron Patterson; lone hands, Mrs. Carl. Hume; men's high, Mr. Ron Patterson; low, Mr. William Snow, Lunch was served by the committee in charge, Mr. and. (VMSMS.Ser Comments about about Crediton East By MRS. W, MOTZ ..se,sesPss •... smisestes,ssmefeMs Personal items Mr. and Mrs. William Her- ney of Exeter and Mrs, Chris Wein of Crediton north. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam M.otz. Mr. Leslie Glanville of Lon- don and Mr. Frank Glanville. motored to Florida two weeks ago bringing back their fa• titer, Mr. 'Harold Glanville Sr,, who has spent the winter there and is at present visiting his sons and families here, The two children of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sims of Exeter spent; the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. EliSims, Miss Clara Beaver of Exe- ter visited Thursday with Mr: and Mrs. Earl Heist and Airs. Ethel Kerr and Airs, Lloyd Fraser of Exeter spent Thurs- day with Mrs, Harry Lewis and Eber, 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haist and family spent. Saturday in St. Marys. Personal items Mrs. Garfield Broderick, who recently underwent an Operation in $ London Hospi- tal, was able to return to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ellis of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman ane. sons, Mrs. Emalie Parker is holi- daying at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Keyes, Grand Bend.. Mr. and Mrs. Don Macisa• ten of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chie MacGregor. Air. and Mrs. Sam Ramie visited over the weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie and daughter in Toronto. Air, Bob Clark was able to return to his home after an illness of ten months in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Alr, and Mrs. Keith Worma. colt and family visited this week with relatives in Wing- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster and Bonnie moved into the Kozy Korner restaurant they purchased from Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Forrester and will open for business April 2, Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and. daugh- ters, Mrs. Waller Spencer, Mrs. Charles Farquhar and Miss Do- rothy Farquhar left by motor on Saturday to vacation for a few ‘weeks in Florida. Miss Beatrice Joy.nt of Lis- towel, was a weekend guest with Air, and Mrs. Don Joynt and family, Airs. W. B, Cross is visiting with her sister in Galt. Miss Sharon Smillie, nurse- in training at St, ,Joseph's Hos- pital, London, visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie and family, Miss Amy Lammie of Lon- don, visited with her sister, Miss Greta Laramie, over the weekend. The Sacrament of. Holy Com- munion will he administered at the United hunch, Sunday, April .1 at 9:00 a.m. Mr. and Mrs, Win. Demo and daughter Christina of St. Tho- mas, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross ;links and family, Air, and Airs. John Ingram accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Green of Exeter spent a slay last week in Toronto. Mr, Rex Dick is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, following a heart attack on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs, loe DeLoge of Sarnia were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman, Mrs, Garfield Broderick has returned from St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London, where she has been a patient fo rtwo weeks recovering from an operation, in the recent Red Cross can- vass of the village by mem- bers of the Legion Auxiliary $318,00 was collected in the drive. Miss Jean Noakes underwent an emergency appendectomy at Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday evening and is doing nicely. Mrs. Rex Dick is a patient in. South Huron Hospital, UCW plan bake sale UCW unit met Monday eve- ning in the church schoolroom with Mrs. Tack Drysdale, lea- der, presiding, Twenty three members answered the roll call, Airs. A. Shirray gave the de- votional and Mrs, H. McEwen the study. Plans were discussed for an order bake sale to be held Sat- urday, May 12. Miss Norma Westgate, pub- lic health nurse will be guest speaker at the April Meeting and will show slides. Hot water on tap every day! You'll have ready.to.use het water all the time. When We deliver LP gas, kfOTSON Propane Pliorte 156W Gi*atid Grand Opening Kozy Korner Lunch Hensall April 2 Under new management of Mildred and Harold Foster Formerly of New Commercial Hotel OPENING SPECIALS Free Coffee and Donuts April 2 and 3 Between 8 and 11 am, With every Hamburger, a Free Pepsi FREE CLINIC FOR THE Hard of Hearing SATVIDAY, MARCH 31 2 to ,5:30 p.m. MR, 5, B, SYDNEY WILL BE AT THE Albert Hess Jewellery Store Zurich V HAVE YOUR HEARING TESTED FREE \/ HAVE YOUR PRESENT' AID CHECKED AND CLEANED FREE See the Newest in Hearing Aids Now AID snialler than a THIMBLE fifs completely in ear, NO *fres or tubes. Everything in the eae„ SPECIAL ONE DAY ONLY 30 6/0 !DISCOUNT ON BATTERIES WESTERN HEARING AIDS 6E 9,6593 406 Oxford St, L6 don • this car c pa it? om Illustrated: Fatrlane .500 Ford or Ssda*,.. one of Ford of Canada's fine cars... built in Canada. no!,000irs a FORD AYR/AWE FAIRLANE IS THE NEW STANDARD SIZE FORD! What is a standard size car? You know about the big cars; you know all about the compacts. You may or may not know that now there is a new standard size car—and the leader in this new class of car it the Fairlane. It fits right between the big tart and the compacts. Fairlane is a foot longer than the average compact and a foot thorter than the average big car. Fairlane's wheelbase is 6.1" longer than the average compact—just 3,5 White-Mall tires and special' tehret rotors are etlifonol al crlra root. inches shorter than that of a big car. In terms of interior roominess, Fairlane is as large at many big cars of a few short years ago, And it gives you Ford's famous Twice-a-Year Maintenance fea. turet that most other cars lack completely! Price? Fairlane actually costs less than- some of the compacts. Test drive this new standard size Ford. Get the feel of it. Like most people r you'll probably feel that it's just right for you in every way. PRIMIffillfM011111111N64 Larry Snider Motors PHONE 35,1640 .Foric . Moneth it Ford and Falcon Ti`tacka tri`XEIElt SEE YOUR DEALER Church .famlly .nigh held at Thames Roqd WiN.S PRIZES — Carol Brown won a $50. scholarship, two first prizes and three second Prizes at the Stratford Kiwanis music festival and a first and two second prizes at the Lon• don festival for her piano play- ing, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown. Plan to attend Delhi meeting pl ans were made for 12 Kinette members to attend the inter-club meeting at Delhi on April 4 at the meeting of the local club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Della. Arrangements were. also dis- cussed for the spring rummage sale to be held at the Legion Rail on May 26. Mrs. William ',Stickle won the. raffle. There was 100"%, attendance. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. Jack Drys- dale. Your library — Continued from page 4. have begun to ask themselves questions concerning the rela- tionship between science and religion such as "Will matt dis- cover God and heaven in outer space?" or "Is space flight a God-given challenge and op- portunity or is it but one more attempt al, building a Tower of Babel?" By giving thoughtful ans- wers to these and many other questions in this book "God in the Space age" the author, Pro- fessor Martin Heinecke n, shows that science and religion are not in conflict and that science strengthens and con- firms religious faith by reveal- ing the wonder and complexity of God's universe. This is also a Huron County book. Al. the end of 1961 the supply of money in Canada stood al:. $14.6 billion, an increase of eight per cent from one year before, of 30 per cent from five years before, and of 90 per cent from 1949. Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service Repairs and bags for all mo- dels of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned ma- chines of all makes for sale. BOB PECK, RIR I Zurich Phone Hensall 696r2 Amber Rebekah Lodge Mrs. A. Orr, Noble Grand, presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on Wed- nesday evening. Airs, Glenn Bell, P.N.C. wilt attend the district meeting in Clinton April 11 at 3 p.m, as a representative from Amber Lodge, Mrs, E, Chipchase Jr„ PNE will attend Grand Lodge in Toronto as a scholar and Airs, Glenn Bell, PNC as rep- resentative. The Past Noble (Jr ands Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Bev Beaton on Monday night. A euelire followed sponsored by the C.P.T. committee. Carmel church notes CUP have sent used Chiral- mas cards weighing 61 lbs to India and Faiwan (Formosa). The cards were packaged at their meeting held at the manse last Wednesday as part of their missionary project, Thursday, March 29 the CC- IT group will hold a special night in the church, when Mrs. Camino, public health nurse of Seaforth, will speak to the girls on sex education and will show two films plus a film strip on the subject "It's wonderful being a girl" and "Confidence Beca use," Rev. Ross MacDonald, inter- moderator of Huron • Maitland Presbytery, will take part in the induction service of Rev, Douglas Fry of Iroquois, at First Presbyterian Church, Sea- forth, Friday, March 30 at Sea- forth, Thursday evening, March 29 the Presbyterian men will meet' at the home of Mr. Vernn Desch, Bayfield at: 8:15. Mrs, Ross MacDonald will attend the Hamilton-London Sy- nodical being held in Hamilton, April 3, 4 and 5, Kosy Korner painted The interior of the Kosy Kor- ner Restaurant is getting a new look in preparation for the grand opening April 2 and 3, and is being painted in color schemes of white and green. Byran Kyle is doing the work. The restaurant was recently purchased by Air. and. Mrs. Ha- rold Foster. Blake SaSstatZ, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Desch and family visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gin- gerich and family. Sunday evening guests with Mr. Harold Finlay and family were Mr. and Mrs. john Mc- Bride. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hendrick and Elaine, Mr. John Finlay. This was the occasion of Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick's wedding anniversary, Airs. Beg Hosigert and Air. and, Mrs. Harold Rowe. The last social evening will be held on. Friday evening, April 5 in the form of a Pet luck supper At 7 p.m. Persona) items Airs and Mrs, Mae liodgert, Jack, Joanne, Laurel, and Lee anent, the weekend with Mrs. Etta HoLlger1 of Collingsvood and Air, and Airs. Elgin Lux- ton of Owen Sound. Air, and Airs William Cann entertained quite a number of Married couples on. Wednes, clay evening last. Mr, and Mrs. Mark .Strapp, Laurie and Michael of near London visited. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bray, Barry Miller had his tonsils removed at South. Huron Hos- pilaf, Buser. on. Friday. Mr, and Airs. .Ken. Duncan entertained quite a number of married couples on Saturday evening. Mr. and Airs, Roger Urqu- hart and Gary of Kirkton were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn. Jeffery, Air. and Mrs. Tony Shulman and fancily of Kinhro, Mr. and Airs. Allan Wanner and Shir• ley of 'Sarnia., Mrs, Russell Wanner of Grand Bend, Mr. and Airs, John Pyrn and daughter were. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Mr. and Airs. Lorne Pass- more, Sharon, Paul, Beth and Keith were Sunday guests with Airs. Edgar Rodd, Messrs, Wilfred El u n k i n, Lloyd. Knight, Abner Pass- more, Lorne PaSSMOre and William Rohde were among those who went on a con- ducted tour of International's Farm Machinery factory in. Hamilton on Monday, Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson attended the church service at Grand Bend on Sunday eve- ning, Mr. Wilson conducted the congregational meeting at at. which a call was issued to a new minister. Mr. and Airs. Oscar Tuckey of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Al- vie Passmore, Michele and Carol. Lynn Brazier were Sat- urday evening guess with Mr. and Airs, Almer Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pass- more, Michele and Carol Lynn Brazier visited h .on Sunday with. Air, and Mrs. Clifford Afair of Hensall. AvAieliarnyleeduisn7sols this; c ;win Ritchie' Evening Auxiliary was held in the basement of the c thort assisted ch with Airs. L'ne in the devotional by Ws. Carter Kerslake, A letter from the supply sec- retary was read, also .corres, nominee regarding the week- end at 10:nail camp for church women. Future quiltings were discussed. A reading on the history of St, Patrick was given by Airs. Mervin flow, Mrs. Duncan Scott continued the study "The New Life of the Church". Personal items Air, and Airs. John AteLach• Jan of .Seaforth were recent vi- sitors with Air. Andrew Me- Lachlan and Mrs. Grace Scott. Mrs. John Wallace and Deb- bie spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs, Harry Elliott and fam- ily of Essex. Airs. Alex Crago of Kirkton and Airs. Alan Somers of St. Marys were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Airs. K. McKel- lar, Messrs. Murray FullaYson. Gordon Colquhoun, Harold Nairn and Laurie McKellar, went to Nashville, Tennessee, where they attended the Grand nOilgdht.Opra Show on Saturday Miss Linda Currie of Dor- chester spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr, a n Mrs. Otto Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hulley. Beth and Billy visited on Fri- day night with Air. and Mrs, James Ramsey of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. W, N. Binning. Richard, Robert and Jane of Mitchell visited on Monday eve- rting with Airs. Binning's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, K, McKel- lar who were observing the .oratryoag thirde, anniversary of their marriage. Mrs, William Hamilton re- turned home from Seaforth Hos- pital on Monday where she had been a patient for the past month. Sunday School re-opens in Cromarty Church next Sunday, April 1 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Jean Couper, Mr. Ar- chie Couper, Janet and Don- ald of Mitchell, were recent vi- sitors with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ge- rald Carey and Airs. Taylor. .414.gt Crornarty Isy PIRS..KEti McKEI