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SHIPKA Miss Elizabeth McTavish, fealties available now to. every ,
SHIMS teacher, -described vo- one That existed a few years . Three babies were baptized
rational guidance as A service ago. - by Rev. 11, S. il1Jtz at the Mo-
rather than a subject in a She described the method ther's Day service in the Uni.
talk to members of Exeter of :counseling' in grade nine as ted Church. on Sunday: Karen
Home and School Association one which, would .help high • •
Tuesday night, May 8, sc hool beginners to become Elizabeth, daughter of Mr, and
"Guidance is a. relatively acquainted with the school .and 'Mrs. Karl Guenther Vicki new .endeavour," she said, it the educational system. Be- /43,110 4 daughter of Al r ' and is probably the least known cause .of lack time and Mrs, Howard Clarke, and Mar-
end understood high school finances grades la .and IA re_ garet Jean, daughter of Mr.
service and it grew out of a ceive little guidance but grades .arid. Mrs, Fred,. Gibson, Betty
need to make children aware 12 and la receive more atten- 10-de Volk , daugh t e r of Mr' of career opportunities." tion, and Mrs, Charles Volk was
She said there are 10. oppor- "By the end of grade 12, baptized at the home of her
the guidance office shou ld parents after the :church ser-
have an accurate picture of vice,
the child from grade one—as Special music for the service
An individual and not just a was provided by Mr, Clyde
student." Nicholson and his daughter,
She said that the guidance Leona, accompanied on the
office should he in an excel- piano by his son Kenneth,
lent position to give 1.nforma. Personal. items
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Karl Guenther included,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichol-
son, Kenneth and Leona of
Brigden„ Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Westman and family and
Miss Dorothy Halton, RN, of
London and Mr, and Mrs, Her-
b.ert, .l-Tarlton.
and i11rs, Fletcher Whitmore of. The •Tinieo..Myncatc May 17, '1962 .1Fta9.0„
Miss Judith Cann spent the
weekend with lies' grandparents, •
and1-fr,. Mrs. Orville Cann. of Former: rector ,marks 50 years
Personal items
M.r. Louis Groom of Van-
couver, B.C., spent a couple
of days with his mother'-,in-
law, Mrs, Gus Morrissey and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sulli-
van Sr., spent Mother's Day
with their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Pearson and fam-
ily of Zurich.
Misses Grace, Margaret and
Ronald [rajas of Landon spent
Saturday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Ifajas.
The Mt. Cannel CWL pre-
sented their play on Thursday
evening for the Zurich CWL.
An enjoyable e v en in g was
spent after which lunch was
served by the Zurich ladies.
Mrs. William Patterson has
returned to Fort Francis after
spending a couple of weeks
with her father, Mr. Joe Diet-
rich.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas (3,
Ryan spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Lane and family
of Detroit. Mrs, Alonzo Mc-
Cann returned home with them
after spending a couple of
weeks with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dignan.
of London spent. the weekend
with Miss Bernie Madden.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Boland
and family, Mr. Joe Dietrich
and Paul and Mrs, William
Patterson attended the gradua-
tion exercises of Miss Pauline
Fallon of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Du-
charme, Mr, and Mrs. Mal-
vetke of Windsor and Miss
Mary-Joe Geromotte of Lon-
don spent the weekend with.
Mr, and Mrs. Hubert: Carey.
Mrs. John. Moser and Mrs.
Vincent Thompson attended
.the CWL convention in London
which was held on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey held
a family reunion Sunday in
honor of Mother's Day.
A soccer game was held be-
tween Dublin and Mt. Carmel
with Dublin winning two soc-
cer games and Mt, Carmel one
and one baseball game,
Mrs, Tom Lane of Detroit
died on Monday. She was form-
erly of this parish, an aunt of
Mr. Hubert McKeever's and
Mrs. Joe Houlahan.
Mrs, Joe Wild and Nancey
rpent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. Henry Mille rand Eliza-
beth.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ryan
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Ted Lane and family of
Detroit. Mrs. Alonzo McCann
returned home with them after
spending a couple of weeks
Home and School executive
officers were installed by Dr.
Robert Hiltz. They are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Eric Heywood; past
presidents, Mrs. Fred Sim-
mons, Mrs, William Johnston;
vice - presidents, Mrs. Ross
Turkey, Mrs. John Burke; re-
cording secretaries, Mrs. Lou
Bailey, Mrs. William Higgins;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Arnold Lindenfield; treasurers,
Mrs. Don Ecker, Mrs. Douglas
Sweet.
Executive ni e m b e r s are:
Mrs. Ken McLaughin, Mrs.
George Godbolt, Mrs. Joseph
Wooden, Mrs. George Dobbs,
Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer, Mrs.
Gordon Baynham. Staff repre-
sentatives are: Mrs, Ronald
Heimrich, Miss G. Doupe,
Principal Arthur Idle.
Classes of Mrs. Desjardine
and Miss Goudie received the
prize for best slip returns and
parents of children in Mrs.
Jory's room were best in at-
tendance.
Mrs. Dobbs sang for the
group and Mrs. Lorne Klein-
stiver played the piano. Mrs.
Johnston gave a brief report
on a meeting of the district
council held recently at Sea-
forth.
Mrs. Simmons asked that
the group consider a change of
meeting night as suggested at
the last executive meeting.
Visitors on. Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Gibson were
Mr, and Mrs. L. Williams and
family, Mr, and Mrs, Kellar
and family and Miss Ruth Gib-
son all of London, Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Marshall, Mr, and
Mrs, Haigh and Mr. Ricky
Haveling all of Exeter, Mr,
Roland Gibson and Miss Jane
Pratt of Petrolia.
Mr. and Mrs, .hart Little of
the. Haig Farm visited Sunday
with Mrs. Mabel„Desjardine.
Mrs. Nelda Routledgc of Lon-
don spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs, Milton Rata
and mother, Mrs, Philip Pas-
sold,
Mrs, j, H. McGregor of
Grand Bend visited with her
sister, Mrs, Arthur Finkbeiner
and Mr. Finkheiner for a few
days during last week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Kers-
lake and family of Elimville
and. Mrs. Nelson. Coullis were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
IVIIrs. Harold Finkbeiner and
family.
Mrs. Norm. McCallum of
London spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Sweitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rats and
Miss Joan Ratz attended the
graduation exercises of St. Jos-
peh's Hospital School of Nurs-
ing held in, Thames Hall in
London on. Friday evening, May
11. Mrs, Ratz' sister, Miss
Kathryn Scott of London was
one of the graduates.
Miss Eleanor Sharpe of Lon-
don was a weekend visitor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor
and John, Miss Betty Picker-
ing and Mr. Leonard Picker-
ing, all of London, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Elmer Pickering.
Several ladies from this
district attended the 'bowling
banquet of the Parkhill Ladies
league held in the Iroquois Ho-
tel in London on Monday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Picker-
ing and family of London were
Saturday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Pickering and fam-
ily. ,
Cpl. Robert Russell of Camp-
Borden was a. visitor during
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Russell and Family.
Mr. William Etherington left
on Monday last for Chalk River,
Ontario, where he will be em-
ployed, at th.e Atomic Energy
plant for the summer.
Mrs. Mac liorigert, Joanne.
Laurel and Lee visited on Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
mer „Ito watt Londesboro.
Mr , and Mrs. Harry Jeffery
and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Rob-
ert Jeffery and Douglas were
Sunday guest:, with Mr. and
Mrs. William. Jeffery of Exeter
• Mr, and Mrs. Archie Ether-
ington attended the funeral of
the latter's grandmother, the
late Mrs. Ida Carson, at Dun-
dalk an Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Allen,
Susan, Joan and. Carol visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Allen of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde of
Mitchell., Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Beoneweis, Dennis, Vieki and
Bractlev of Bornholm, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cottle were Sunday
guests with. Mrs. Yellow and
Tom .
mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell,
Douglas and Paul of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ballan-
tyne and Brenda spent St ndav
with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Bal.
la.ntyne.
Mr, and Mrs, Orville Cann,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgert of
Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Reg Hod-
gen, Grant and 13rencl.a, Mr,
and Mrs. Ross hodgen and
Diane were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann.
Rev, Hugh and Mrs, Wilson
left London on Monday by
plane to visit 'their son Corporal
John .and Mrs. Wilson and fam-
ily Yellowknife. North West
Territory for a little over a
and Mrs. Mark Strapp,
Laurie and Michael of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gilmour
and Kevin of Lucan, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald. Bray, Robert,
Janet and Ruth were Sunday
guests with Mr, and Mrs, john
Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Shulman
and family of Embro, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Wanner and. Shirley
of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pym and Pauline were Sunday
guests with Mr, and. Mrs, Ern-
est Pym.
Mr. and ',Mrs. Victor Jeffery,
Barry and Billy visited or. Sun-
day with Mrs, Myrtle -Hay and
M/7. and Mrs. Herman Dettmar
of Exeter.
Mrs. Percy Pa.ssmore of Exe-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Par-
sons, Murray and Margaret
and Mrs. Lorne Passmore,
were Sunday guests with Mr.
Mrs. Edgar Rodd of Exeter
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elford,
Ava and Michael of Elimville,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray,
Robert, Janet and Ruth were
Sunday evening guests with.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellin.gton
Heist., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jones, Larry and Linda of Exe-
ter, Ittr. and Mrs. Oren, Grace
and Gerald of . Gibraltar, Michi-
gan, Mn-. and Mrs. Frederick
Haist, Murray, Brenda and
Janice of London, Mr. and.
Mrs. Maurice Heist and Mr.
Rodger Gilbert of Crediton
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Abner Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pass-
:more attended the christening
of their granddaughter, San-
dra Jane, at Centennial United
Church, London, on Sunday
and spent the remainder of
the day with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Case de Moog..
Mrs. Percy Stone underwent
an operation in Victoria Hospi-
tal, Landon, on Monday,
On Sunday, May 20 at the
atalielR4,
• -.:MedMKIVS
c.ilurch service there will be a
men's choir, Mr. Robert S'opth,
-colt of ..Exeter will be the
speaker. Mr. Edwin Miller will
be in charge of the service.
Mother's day .seryice
A combined service WAS held.
on Sunday morning at the
church hour. Mr. Victor JO,
fery, superintend.ent of the Sun-
day School was in charge of
the service.
Rev. Hugh Wilson admin-
istered the rites of baptism to
Lori Lynn, daoghter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Stewart, Mss
Margaret Km-nick- read the
Scripture lesson. Mrs, Wilfred
ilunkin told an interesting
story entitled "instruments",
(Intended for last week)
Personal items
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Pyin were
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner and
Shirley of Sarnia, Mrs, Russell
Wanner of Grand Bend, Mrs.
Ruth Knight of. Seaforth, Mr,
and Mrs. Tony Shulman and
family of Embro, Mr, and Mrs.
William Morley, ;Janice and
Robbie of Whalen,
Mr. and Mrs. William Cann
were Sunday guests with Mr.
Cardiff
— Continued from page 12
trade," is an attractive phrase,
"the free trade plan that the
Liberal party is putting forward
at this election would have a
very serious effect on Canadian
secondary industry and Cana-
dian agriculture, and would
bring about very serious unem-
ployment in all parts of our
country."
In contrast to this, Mr, Flees
said Conservative policy of
seeking new trade markets 'had
brought about a 9.5-percent in-
crease in export sales during
the past: year, and "an increase
of 33 percent in markets other
than the traditional markets of
the United States and Great
Britain,"
Mr. Flees charged that Mr,
Pearson had been moving about
the country, offering trade plans
that suited, various groups, in
order to win their votes on June
18, But the trade minister
doubted the Liberal leader's abi-
lity as a businessman. "Mr.
Pearson," he said, "is a mice
fellow in external -affairs, but
about business, he doesn't know
beans."
Stress economics
Citing economic affairs as the
main issue in the present
campaign, Mr. Flees said the
Conservative party, if re-elected
would continue policies that
have expanded trade and em-
ployment.
Mr. Flees predicted an ex-
port surplus f or Canadian
trade this year of $40,000,000.
He also forecast an annual in-
crease of 250,000 jobs,
Area girl
graduates
'lion to parents which will help
MT. CARMEL them make a choice for their
Miss Theresa Carey grad- children,
;Jai:ed. from St. <Joseph's school During a question period
of Nursing last Friday eve- which followed her talk Miss
ning. McTavish explained various
Following the graduation ex- aspects of the new Ontario
ereises a buffet supper was Department of Education's plan
held in the parish hall by her to channel three ways accord-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Mg to ability and interest.
Carey for friend and relatives, She said that while the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Young
choice was made by grade of Corbett were Sunday vise
nine students, there would be tors with Mr. and Mrs. Bow-
en opportunity for change at and Clarke, Marlene and Vicki
the end of that year. In later Lynn.
grades a change would mean
probably the loss of a year.
From further questions ca.me.
the conclusion that from each
of the three channels, arts
and sciences, technical and
commercial could come qual-
ifications for further study at
the university level.
And from another question
it was revealed that no student
would be placed in any course
contrary to his wishes or that
of his parents, Miss McTavish
said that a student of lower
than average ability who wish-
ed a profession in higher aca-
demics would simply be made
aware of the fact that he
would have to work twice as
hard to attain his goal,
Mrs. Gerald Godbolt told
the group, in her introduction,
that Miss McTavish had joined
the local educational scene in
December last year after hav-
ing spent some time in Europe
and having taught in England,
Miss McTavish is a 1953 grad-
uate of the University of To-
ron to.
Instal officers
outlines .Family trio
1 Report on Thames Road. teacher
vocational ld . guidance mks:, W.11,1-1AM. 11QHPg Exeter, Mr, and. Mrs, Arnold
Cann and BradieY were Sunday Rev. canon A. Temper, for- drew Memorial, London, where
evening guests. mer rector of Trivitt Memorial he is honorary assistant rec-
was tor, .held a reception in his Mrs, Esther Pettibone of Ayl- ALngllea,F1. Sunday night 'on
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lam El, or. and Mrs. college. After Ms ordination At
Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Weber of Passmore as hostesses. Mrs. St, Thomas he served neat Burges.sville. William Cann was in charge of .Chatham, at Exeter and at
$eArvieceorilwiblithbeiel held on Sunday,
Mother's Mother's Day the meeting O. which the theme Windsor before returning to.
May la at 1115 .a.rn, CSheui7phtureandLe lss'heins i'Qinnd9111.066, he received his
Mr, and Mrs, William Thom- was read by Mrs. William Roh- doctor of divinity degree freni.
son of Exeter and: Mrs, William de. the University of Western .On.,.
Rohde attended the funeral of Bibl e study '"Mothers of the tario,
the late Robert Townsend of Bible" was given by Mrs.
Londesboro on Monday after- ham Snow. The study book,
noon at the Londesboro United "The Rural Church" was given Tell revenue of the inter-
Church. by Mrs, Ken Duncan assisted national canals of the St. Law-
The May meeting of the Hap- by Ms-s. ,lack Duncan, and Mrs. renc.e Seaway, which excludes
py Doubles Club will be held on Lee Webber. Mrs. H. C, Wilson the Welland canal, totalled.
Thursday evening, May .31. Note gave a Christian Stewardship '810,109,059 in 1960; traffic fore-
the hange in date. reading. • cast prior to the Seaway's.
Attend, service in Exeter The sectional meeting is being opening estimated 1060 tolls at
A number from this cons- held at Grand Bend on May 31. 515,1967000.
triunity attended James St.
United Church Sunday School
anniversary on Sunday,
Among some of those who at-
tended and spent the day with
relatives were:
Mr. and Mrs. Miner Pass-
more, David, Dennis, Darlene
and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Passrnore, Sharon, Paul, Beth
and Keith with Mrs. Percy Pass-
Drae.glas, Glenn. and Calvin. with.
Mr, and Mrs. William Rohde,
Douglas,
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Sleamon,
UCW study rural church
The meeting of the United
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