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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-19, Page 12. • 65 powerful horses let you ?Dom all day as fast as the law allows. With a smoothness that will change your mind about economy cars, (The 5-bearing crankshaft does it, Ask any engineer,) Let us show you how much more Simca offers for only $1,849*, m CA'. g 5 7 The economy car that skimps only an gas. *faits suggested retail price P.O.E. East Coast, plus tax and delivery chatget.. THE STEADY RELIABLE PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE OF STONE'S 11-56 LEGHORN PULLETS MEANS PROFITS FOR YOU! Please 4411 41' write for evallabllitles And Wel4et, ROE FARMS LIMITED ATWOOD ONTARIO fit 1. 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WOODHAM A pleasant evening was spent on Wednesday when close to 100 friends and ncinghbors gathered in Woodham hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squires and family who are leaVing for Arizona in search of better health, Twenty tables of euchre and two of crokinole were in play. Prizes for euchre were: la- dies high, Mrs. Reg. Morrison; lone hands, Mrs, R. Pepper; consolation, Miss Doris Mills; men's high, Mr. F. Shute; lone hands, Mr. Garth Black- ler; consolation. Dr. N. Amos. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Squires. Sharon. Marion and Colleen were called to the platform and Lloyd Cowdrey read the ad- dress and Junior Doupe pre- sented Harry with a purse of money and Betty and the girls with 'r---jewellery. Harry then thanked 'everyone on behalf of hiliaseLf and family and invited all to visit them in Arizona. LPL euchre The Orange Lodge held a euchre in the hall on Friday evening when ten tables were in play. Prizes ,sin: for La- dieS , high to Mrs. Dobbs; lone hands. Mrs. J. Coward; men's high, Mr. Jack Smith; lone hands. Mr. Harry Webber. Door prize. Mrs. Clarence Swit• zer• Ticket's were sold on a ham which was won by Mr. E. Pa- UCW theme is Easter The l'CW met in the hase• ment of the church on April in. Twenty four ladies were present. Miss J. Copeland chaired the meeting and had charge of the wnrship service assisted by Mrs. I.. Rodd. A reading on the Easter lily was given by Mrs G. Copeland. a story on stewardship by Mrs. W. Spence and an Easter poem by Miss M. McNaughtnn. The study book "Getting by Coder was presented by Mrs. _Mettle Webb followed by a short discussion. Mrs. L. Thac- ker favored with a solo en- titled "He died of a broken heart". 7:Reports of the work shop held in the United Church in St. Min,ys were given by Mrs. H. Wabber and Mrs. .1, Miller. PO1'3011%11 items Vaster Larry and Stephen Guanine of Toronto are holi• flaying with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and family The Vnitne People held a howling party in St. Marys on Saturday evening relurnina to the home of Joanne and Doug- las Webh. when a presentation to Miss Sharon Squires was Marie Donna Copeland of Lon- don spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. L. Copeland and Murray. There will he a special wor• thin service held in Woodham United Church nn Genet Friday morning. Mrs. :Ken Savage and Miss Alice Rowe of, London visited at the home tit Mr. and Mrs. By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE Robert Rundle and boys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Baker and daughters of Shipka visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G .- rand Lawson and family. Douglas Smith spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Smith. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLean of Exeter enjoyed a motor trip to Tennessee and visited the Grand Olde Opre over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen attended the curling banquet in Mitchell on Monday evening. John was the lucky winner of the Seagram trophy and the Whetham trophy. 'Mrs. Don Morphy was the winner of a pin for the most outstanding player. Mrs. J. Witteveen won a lovely plant on a draw. Miss Dianne Smith spent the weekend with her grandpa. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock of Detroit, Mrs. A. Scott dies in hospital Mrs, Albert. Scott, 32, the former Bessie Marie .McCurdy died in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don on Saturday; April 14. Besides her husband she is survived by two stepchildren, Jerry and Jim Scott; her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mc- Curdy, Woodham, and three brothers, Roy, Kirkton; Ross and Reg, Woodham. Funeral service was held at the Marriott funeral home, St, Marys on Tuesday, April 17 with interment in Kirk ton Union Cemetery, Name drain inspector Tuckersmith council has 'ap- pointed William Campbell of Seaforth as the township's tile drainage inspector for 1962, Report of the Bean munici- pal drain was provisionally adopted and the date of May 1 was set for the reading of the Clark and Buchanan drain re, ports. Council decided that the mu- nicipal dump, from now on, will he open from I to 5:30 p,m. Wednesday and Saturday only, Council will permit no old wire fencing to he brought to the dump Reeve Elgin Thompson, 00 presided for the meeting, was authorized to sign a warrant for any properties subject to tax sale, Clerk James 1. McfrilOsh Was instructed to prepare a bylaw for prepayment of taxes, Accounts 'included a grant, of $100 to the South Huron Agri- culture Society; the Ausable authority levy of $117.6,1; $166 for Seafortn for the township'S share of rural fire truck costs( and $1,694.14 for. reads. KCAF Centralia Scouts and Cubs participated in a going- up ceremony Thursday, Apra WA quilts. Mrs. Raymond .Greenlee was Four Cubs from "C" .and hostess on Wednesday .after- "D" packs were weleomed into noon to the WA of St. Patrick's "B" troop by Scoutmaster Joe church. Mrs. Tom Kooy, lluhagiar, They were Norman president, was in charge of the Kelly, Neil. Hunt, Paul Rodman, meeting. The roll call was an. and Brie Phillips. swered with. an Easter verse Norman Kelly and Billy .1\tc* and paying of clues. Leod, both of whom were in- %ti Invitation to the seventy- vested into "a" troop, reeeiy. filth annual 'at London on April ed their leaping wolf badges 29, 30 :and May 1 was read. front Cubmaster Norm Kelly, `.1..he thankoffering was eallect- the first boy's father. The leap- theed 'presented eseAnptcridl zatit lo annual in g wolf badge is awarded only to a Scout who has been a two- A mystery prize donated by star Cub. Mrs. Earl Greenlee Was won by Mrs, Tom Kony. She also conducted a contest won by Mrs. Harry Carroll. This week in lies. Lyle Bennett took the third chapter of the study book, Winchelse The ladies worked on quilt blocks and a new frontal for the communion table, The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Personal items On Tuesday evening the final cottage meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Airs, Hugh Davis, Rev, Bennett used "Prayer" as the Lenten Greenlee and boys returned theme. At the close of the, ser- home also. vice a Sunday School meeting Mr. and Mrs, Ron Carron Mr. and Mrs, Colin Gilfillan was held, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. RL and Barbara visited on .Eriday Mrs, Barry Carroll, Mrs, chard Gledhill, Lucan, Satur- evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Johnson, Mrs. Ron Gar- day evening, Harvey Smith and Penny of roil, airs. Clarence Davis and. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McFalls, Crediton. Mrs. Heber Davis attended . lie London, and Mr. and. Mrs'. slides and address by Miss L. Maurice Simpson, Clandeboye, Powell, a missionary on fur- were Saurday evening guests lough from Obuse„Tapan, at with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, roll. an d th e reception which col. Air. and Mrs. Charlie Rol- lowed in the parish hall, The rings and Blanche, Clandeboye, WA from St. Patrick's. are .es- were Sunday evening guests pecially interested in !Miss with Mr. and Mrs. T, Rees. P owe ll as sh e i s th e pra ye r Mrs. Jack Dickins was guest partner for the group, at a tea at the home of Mrs Mrs, Earl Atkinson, Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Lucan, on. Harry Carroll and Mrs. Heber Wednesday afternoon in honor Davis accompanied by airs. of „I)Ailri..-s.a nRdonmSrcs Earl i hE- ea Atkinson , ROL Coleman of Lucan spent were Sunday guests with Mr. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harry Noels, Aylmer, Mrs. and Mrs'. Bob Hunter, Exeter. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, Mr, and Mrs, Bob Latta, and and grandson Farren Sove- family, Clandeboye, called on reign, London, were gues t s the former's brother, Mr. and with Mrs, Noels for the week. Mrs. Harvey Latta, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Diekins Mr, and Airs. Hugh Davis were hosts on Saturday, April were Saturday evening with 14 for the former's family, Mr. Mr. and. Mrs. Herman Foster, Heber Davis was observing his Exeter, birthday. The table. was .cen- Mr„Tonnie Mercier, Thorn- t re d w ith th e tra diti ona l birth- dale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee and boys clay cake and candles. 'There were 21 members of the ,Davis over the weekend. family present also, Mrs. Rd. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey' Latta Dickins, Exeter, gave their home on Tuesday, Mr. and. Mrs, Harvey Latta April 3 for the third meeting and family were Sunday guests of the Lenten season — Rev. with Air. and Mrs. Bob Elliott Lyle Bennett was in charge. The Winehelsea Euchre Club of London. There were 19 present, held a supper at the school on Mr. and Mrs, Les Glanville Mrs. A. Greenlee and Bert, . Thursday evening with a good and family, London, and Mr. Brinsley, called on the for- crowd in attendance. and Mrs. Horace Lake, Grand titer's son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- After supper progressive Bend, were Sunday guests with mind Greenlee 'recently, euchre was played with six Mr. and Mrs. Bill JohnSon and Mr, and' Aire. Heber Davis • tables in play, prizes going to: boys:. spent the weekend at the ladies high, Mrs. Tom Camp- Mrs. Ron Carroll spent Fri- home of tiler cousins, Mr. and bell; -men's high, Bill. Wal- day at the home of her grand- Mrs, !E.' B. Smyth, Midland. ters; lone hands, Ivan. Brock; mother, Mrs. -Bertilm,- Exeter consolation, Murray Coward, and on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Airs. John .. Heim and Mrs. ;,Caielal: were guests with Mrs; Ward.iiern were the hostesses. .:CIfft:1'ngs, London. The president for the coming Air, and Mrs, Bob Coleman, year is Bill Walters. It was ,Lucan and Mr. and Mrs, Har- decided to have a picnic in old Hunter, Exeter, were Sun- the summer with Mrs. John day evening guests with Mr. Hera and Mrs. Wm, Vander and Mrs. Earl 'Atkinson. Wiel the table committee and air.. and Mrs. Toro Rees and airs. John Coward and Mrs, boys were Sunday guests with Newton Clarke on the sports. Airs. Rees' parents, Mr. and Personal items Mrs, Clifford -Railings, Clan- Miss Frances Johns of Ellin- deboye. vine North has been staying Jeffrey 'Young of Luca n nights this past week with her spent several clays this past gnroarnsdmother, Mrs. Garnet Mi- week at the home of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, Heber Miss Susan Al o r g a.n of Davis. Thames Road visited on Wed- Mrs. Hugh .Davis spent an nesday night with Mr. and afternoon recently with Mrs. Mrs, Newton Clarke, Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Mrs, Wm, Walters visited on. Wed- nesday wth Mrs. Nelson Clarke at Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Gi'lfillan, Randy and Wendy of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. .and Mrs. Colin Gilfillanand fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters and Danny visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman and faMily of Kipper,. Used Cars. '58 CIIEV Riscayne Sedan, 5-cyl,, radio, Mit 6Wfltr 131;ICK, two.fone, automatic, radio, rllie owner '55 PONTIAC, Deluxe Sedan, radio 3 55 CI-IEV Deluxe Coach, low mileage '54 EEL AIR craw Sedan '54 METEOR Sedan, radio 58 DODGE Sedan '52 CI-1EV Coach BRODERICK ..BROS, toto By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS • Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Win. Walters and Danny visited on Monday evening with Mrs. Wilbert Glanville and family of Staffa. Mrs. Horace Delbridge and airs. Eisen Lynn attended the UCW workshop held in James Street Church, Exeter, on Thursday. "Jesus Christ The Light of the a World." Hermon Atkinson who was ob- serving her birthday. (Intended for last week) Personal items Mrs, lilt Johnson held a birthday dinner on Saturday e ,ening for her husband. Those Present were Mrs. Kay Far- bairn and Brenda, London, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin -Schrim- shaw„terry anti jimmy, Lon- don, Ni'. and Mrs. Jack Lake and Linda, Hyde Park and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fairbairn, Lon- don. also Miss Gail .Fairbairn, London, and Mr. Arnold Flyby, St. Thomas. Several ladies front this community attended the rum• triage and bake sale held in the United Church basement on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis. Heather and Mike were last Monday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson. Ronnie Vanderhoek„ infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Vanderhoek. Lucan, spent the past week with Mr, and Mrs. Ron Carroll while his mother was a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London. He returned home on Monday and a little brother, Tony, who spent the wee k w th an d i rs , Bari Mrs. Beverley Morgan and Susan of Thames Road visited on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Newton Clarke. airs. Garnet Aliners visited on Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Eric Carscadden and family of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell King and family of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Parsons and girls of near Hensali, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Cooper and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper and Air, and Mrs. Bruce Coop- er of Elimville were guests on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Horace Delbridge cele- brating Mr. Bruce. Cooper's birthday. Euchre club elects head By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS WINCHELSEA (intended for last week) Wool Any Government Deficiency Payment will Apply only nn properly graded wools, Secure the utmost by patronizing the organization that made this possible. Mr. and Mrs. Bison Lynn and family visited in Owen Sound on Sunday with rela- tives. Mr. and Airs. Newton Clarke visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Morgan and family of Thames Road. Miss Kay Home of London visited over the weekend at the home of her parents, Air. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. 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