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PHONE LONDON GE 911411 COLLECT OR WRITE 'NUWAY 'BUILDINGS .LID 1030 Adelaide Street London Open Weekdays it to 5, Saturday 9 to 12, Monday Evening 7 to 9 Office Phone GE 9.1411 Evenings GE 9.0713 and GE 9.205 BELTONE HEARINGAID SERVICE CLINIC Thurs., June 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Middleton's .Drugs if You Wish To Have Your Hearing Tested Phone for Free Home Appointment Service to All Makes of Hearing Aids E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE 88 Queen St. S„ Kitchener The TitnosAdvacate, May Ma.' 31, 196Z Fags were guests on Thursday .and Harold Berry Pf Pronty. lung with Mrs, Arthur lop- spent the Oa week with gr. sins. Allan Derry and visited with Airs. J, 'Wareham, Mrs. AL Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry. Copeland and Jean, Mr. and Air. and Airs. Victor ,Chatten Mrs. Glen ,Copeland and attended the 54th wedding An. thia, attended the anniversary niversary of Mr. and Mrs, _services: at Zion East on Sun- David Paton of Parkhill .on -day. Sunday. it was also. Air. Pat- Mr- .and Mrs. J, K. Anderson ion's birthday. Shipman's Heating & Sheet Metal • OIL & COAL FIRED FURNACES • EAVESTROUGHING • Installation and Repairs * Vacuuming and Adjusting Saw Sharpening 505 ANDREW STREET, EXETER randma better help debat Anniversary pastQr urges rededication BY MR5„ M„. rFAIsT- CIMDIToN A debate—Resolved that mod- ern woman is more help to her husband than gratidnia was — Itas the highlight of the meeting o, the .CrediLon Women's insti- Hite held, in, the Community Centre, Crediton. The affirmative was taken by lit s, 'BouDunne and Mrs..Ross Krueger, Grandma's position was defended by Airs, Earl Ilaist and Mrs. Emmery rabrner in such a convincing; manner that the negative stle was declared winner of the de- bate, The judges were Mrs. Harvey ilodgins. Mrs. Edward Lamport and Airs. Sam King. Miss Doreen Kenny entertained. with vocal solos, Airs, W. D. Mack columented 0 the rnotta "Never underesti- mate the power of a woman". !.-:to said, that everyone has an fluenee on other people but the mother in the home has the b,.reatest influence As the chil- dren are in her care during their formative years. "Wbeth' er our influence is for good or bad rests with each individual", she noted, Women have a spe- cial capacity for enriching and ennobling life with graciousness. beauty and love. Mrs, Mack was chairman for the program and Mrs, Earl Neil, the new president, conducted the business. Roll call, —Some- thing my grandmother made" brought out sonic interesting ideas on the activities of that day. The revised bylaws for the branch were given a first read- ing, Mrs. Earl liaist reported on the District, Annual held at ensall. She said the safety project for the year is electric safety and that each branch was to submit ideas for cele- brating the district's 60th an. niversary. Mrs. Lorne Hodge was chosen leader for the 4.1.I club girls: the summer project is "Dressing up Vegetables." It was decided to send letters to the village trustees regarding the condition of the sidewalks in the village and to the comy munity park committee, re- questing that trees he planted it the park. Mrs. Earl Neil reported on the Officer's Conference Guoinh which she attended. Mrs. Sam King reported on Achievement Day and announced that Mar- lene King, one of Crccliton's 41-11 club girls has been chosen for a four-day visit to Guelph, Sterling silver spoons were pre- sented to Mrs. Edward Lam- port and Mrs, Mat k, past presi- dents, An interesting collection of grandmother's treasures was on display. Hostesses were Mrs, Earl itaist, Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Airs. Phillip BouBantle and Airs. Mack, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Oestrich- er visited on Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. .1., Nielsen and fam- ily at London, F/L Robert Palmer. of Win- nipeg, visited with Alr. and Mrs, Emmery Fahrner one day last week. Mrs. Eat Coughtrey, who has hcen visiting in Holland, return- ed home on Monday tight. Mr. Calvin Fahrner attended conference at Pelham and is stationed at Selkirk for the coming year and to attend Waterloo College. Mr, Albert Gaiser attended conference at. Pelham as lay- man for the church, Mr, and Airs. Alex Wolfe of istowel.,I Mr. and Mrs. Addison Wenzel and Wallace visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wenzel on Sunday. Bill Duckworth of Goderich visited with Mr, aid Airs, Ross Krueger and Jean over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Fink- Johnny visited with their son, Alr. and Airs. Bob Wade, and family at Ancaster. Air, and Mrs. Russell Clark of Detroit and Mr. and: Airs. Harry Dale of Brampton spent Sunday with Air. Francis Clark aid he left to snake his home at .Exeter with. Mrs. Alit° Snell Sunday evening. Mrs. Clark and Airs, Dale remained for a few days to pack up and clean up the apartment. Mrs. Chris Haig of Zurich called on friends in town last Wednesday. Visitors with Air, and Mrs. Lorne Presscator on Sunday were Air, and Mrs. Ed GDAM- hers and Gloria of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. William Priestley and baby of Byron, Alr, Steve Brier- lv of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Presseator and Calvin of Beeler, Mrs. Lorne Morlock returned home from hospital on Sunday ni ich inwroved. Mr. and Airs, Gerald Wein and family of London anent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Butter, Mr. and Airs. Grant Roeszler and children of London visited with. Mrs, William Roeszler and family. Visitors over the weekend with Mr. and Ales, Carl Rad- ford were Mr. and Mrs. Felix Shushack and boys from Kitch- ener and Miss Marcella Nuiack of London, Rev. A, Al. Schlenker return- ed home Sunday evening from conference and is stationed here for another year. Ale, and Mrs. Frederick Wuerth and family of Galt are spending a few days with Mrs, S, S. Wuerth, Letter from Brinsley Ey GORDON MORLEY Personal items Air, Harvey Andrews has ac- cepted employment at Centralia airport, Paul Hodgson, student of Mc- Gillivray Central School, and Miss Bonnie Watson, North Mid- dlesex. District High, were among the winners al the music festival held at Lucan on Thurs- day and Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Lewis and family and Mr, Rae Lewis were guests of Mrs, D. Lewis of Ansa Craig on Sunday. Air, and. Airs, Donald Mor- ley, of London, visited with Airs. Walter Morley and family recently. Mr. and Airs. Pete Coburn visited Saturday evening with Mr, and. Mrs. Howard Fenton and family. Many attended the anniver- sary services at Ailsa Craig United Church on Sunday, Guest speaker was Rev. R. S. Hilts of Crediton and Exeter, church- es, This Week in Thames Road Ry MRS, WILLIAM .RPHPg. Messenger's tee Nearly 100 g,rantimothers, mothers, members of. the •mes- sengers, and c hild r en from Eliinvilic gathered in the church basemen( On Saturday afternoon for their annual tea, words of welcome w.ere given by Judy Mayer, The president, Dennis. Pass- more, was in charge of the. meeting, Sitar() rh Passmore, And Johns Morgan assisted in the worship service. Review of the study Period was given by the leader, mrs, William SnOw, also vocal solo by Sandra. Skinner of Eilmville. The offering was taken by Grant Dodger', and Glenn Rohde, Airs. Lee Webber introduced Airs. 1 t, C. Wilson who spoke on, her recent trip to Yellowknife, A film on Eskimo children was shown by Mrs, Edwin Mil- ler. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Ferguson of Cbiselburst, Air. and Mrs, Donald Davey of Exeter, mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, were guests recently with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Moir of Gorrie„ the occasion being Air, and MTS.. Moir's tenth wedding anniver- sary. Rev. Hugh and Mrs, Wilson arrived home from Yellowknife, North West Territory, on Wed- nesday morning last, Mr. Archie Etherington is a Patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Airs, Percy Stone returned to the home of her daughter and son-in-taw, Mr, and Mrs. Nel- son Lamport of Crediton, -on Simday, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Rowe and family. attended Centralia. Sunday School anniversary on Sunday and later spent the day with. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Blair and family. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd P„allan- tyne and Larry attended Car- mel Presbyterian. Church an- niversary on Sunday and later spent the clay with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Bell, Air, and Airs. Lorne P ass^ more, Sharon, Paul, Beth and Keith were Swiday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Ahrens of Mitchell. Air, and Mrs. George Luther of Sarnia, Air. and Mrs. Rus- sell. Adam, Air. and Airs, Wayne Adam of Marlette, Michigan, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jeffery. Air, and Mrs. john Bray and Agnes, Mr, and Airs. Donald Bray, Robert, Janet, a.nd Ruth were Sunday guests with Mr, and Airs. Mark Strapp of Lon- don, Mr. and Abs.r James McKay and jimmy of Georgetown, Mr. and Airs. Warren Brock of Exe- ter visited ,on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryan of London, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hod- gert, Grant and .Brenda were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Airs. Arnold Cann. The Happy Doubles Club pic- nic will he held at Springbank on Saturday, June 9 at 12:30 p.m. There will he Sunday School croir practice on Friday eye- nincf, in the church basement. .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns decorated, with flowers and a basket from the Chambers' fam- ily and one from the Fred Kerr fa mily, Special music was given by the choir, a solo by Mrs. S. G, Klatt in the morning, and duets by Gerald and Harold Skinner of Exeter at the evening serv- ice. y MRS. FR1=P .BoW.Dg.N. CENTRALIA The, Rev. Milton. D. Cook, Grace United Church, London, Was the guest speaker; for the anniversary service in the church on. Sunday morning with a large congregation in attendance. "lie that is faithfni in that which is leas< is faithful also in much" was the text used by Rev, Cook. in his sermon: he pointed out that we are living in a world filled. With a lust for power, "The only way to right the wrongs of the world today is for people to rededicate • themselves to the Christian principles—the stritg. gle must be fought in the heart. We must be more faith- ful to the church, to the home, to the bible and strive for more knowledge of the gospel of Jesus,." he said. Two anthems were sung by the choir with Keith flodgins taking the solo part in one .anthem. The music was under the direction of the organist and choir leader, Mrs, Kenneth ,Hodgins, Personal items. Aliss Helen McFalls has re- turned to London after spend- ing a week at her home. Airs, Harry Wilson returned home last week from St. jo- .seph's Hospital, London, fol- lowing an operation for ap- pendicitis, Mr. and Airs. Victor Over- holt and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Auhin and family in Seaforth, Mr, and Airs, J, _Hansen and sons of the RCAF Clinton were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred liuxtable of Exeter were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Iluxtable, Mrs, Phillips and Mrs, Gloom' returned home from St. Jo- seph's Hospital last .week, Mr. and Mrs, W. Baker visit- ed over the weekend with friends in Brussels, Sunday visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Dunn were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Down and Mr. and. Mrs. Ches- ter Dunn of Exeter Mr. J. Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Dale of Seaforth visited with Mrs. Allen at the home of Miss Margaret Cook on Sunday and also called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks. Miss Wilda Pollock, RN, of Kitchener was a weekend guest with .her sister and bro- ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Hicks. Air, and Airs, lack Essery attended the Whalls-Caldwell wedding in the Shedden United Church. The bride is a. niece of Mrs. Essery. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod. gins attended the Canada Packers Quarter Century Club banquet in Toronto on Saturday night. Mr. and .Mrs, john Thomp- son visited over the weekend were Sunday evening guests with Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wil- son. with Mr. and Mrs. -Carman Gawdy at Iona. Station. Debbie and Donnie Riddell of Princeton are spending a. few weeks with their grand, parents, Rev. D. M. and Mrs. Guest, while their mother is recovering in the Woodstock hospital following major stir. pry. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schroe- der were visitors on Sunday al the home of their son, Mr. and Airs. J. Schroeder And family, in London. Larry Schroeder was celebrating a birthday, Mr.and Airs. Ray .Lammie and Jean visited with Miss Greta Lammie in. HenSall and attended the anniversary ser- vice in the Presbyterian church OD Sunday evening. MISS Margaret Bowden spent the weekend with. Miss Pauline Woodburn at Corbett. Lilt's, Wilfred. linxtable, ac- companied by Mr. and Airs, Stanley Love, of Exeter, at- tended the anniversary ser- vice in the itensall Presby- terian. Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Airs. Fred Bowden were in Toronto over the week- end where they attended the Canada Packers Quarter Cen- tury Club banquet on Saturday night and on Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs, R. Smith in Searhoro, Mrs. William Quinton and Dianne, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lilley and family, Rev. and Airs. Al. G, Cook of London were Sunday guests with Airs. Arthur McFalls and Helen, New drapes have been plac- ed in the church vestry by the leaders and members .of. the CGIT, The services in the Cent- ralia church will be cancelled on Sunday on account of the Whalen anniversary. The sm.- vice. at Whalen will he at 11 aim, with the Rev, Hugh Wit- son as guest minister. Albert: 'So you don't think those motel people are hon- est'?" Filbert: ''f do not, Why, the management is so crooked they steal the towels back from you." Products Cif General Motors Fl Frigid aire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL `This week In_ Wood h arn Ay: MRS'. ROBERT 'RUNt LE Airs and Mrs. Russell Mor- rison of iciekton visited Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Airs. Ernie Vodden spent Sunday with Air, Alenno. Steckle, Bronson Line, Stanley. Township, Mrs. Roy 13rock of Detroit was a weekend guest with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Lloyd and family. Air. and Airs. Earl Dick and family of Ingersoll And Air. and Airs. Harold Beavers and Roy of Exeter were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson and family, Air. and. Mrs. Jim Thomson of Granton visited On Sunday evening with Mr.and Airs, Clarence Mills and Voris. Mr. and Airs. Ernie Vodden spent Monday at Clinton visit• ing with Mrs, E. Scott, Air, R. Vodden and Mrs. A. Vodden, it being Mrs. Scott's birthday. Mrs. Orville Sawyer, of Mit- chell, and Mrs, Ann Denham, of Kirkton, were Sunday visit- ors with Airs. W. Switzer. Mr. and Airs. Cecil Murray of Exeter were Saturday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Morphy and. Bradley. Mrs, Al, Copeland and Jean visited with Airs, IL Copeland of Kirkton on Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hern e, decides twiner and family spent ,Sunday at T''aris visiting her lather, Air. and Airs. Arthur Amy, Mrs. Joseph Woodall of Lon- don hospital came up to Exeter to her daughter's Mr. and Airs. John Prycie on. Saturday much improved, Air. and Airs. John Wade and Anniversary services were held on Sunday in the United Church with Rev, Kenneth Hick. of Alin Craig as guest speaker. The church was beautifully Church at Crediton mar s anniversary