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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-07, Page 913-ottie of mood nets 482 pints Red Cross blood donor clinic arrived at .RCAF Station Centralia on Friday, June 1, in response to an area demand for blood, The drive was co-ordinated by the Centralia Red. Cross organizer, Mrs. Nan Dodd, Station response was motivated by Wing Commander George Peek, officer commanding the central officer school, who issued a challenge to Wing Commander .Tony White, commanding officer of the reserve officer school, as to which unit would give the most blood. Shown above from left are: Wing Commander Peek andWing Commander White. as they lead the blood donor challenge. Separating the two officers is Miss Pauline Pocock, Red Cross nurse from London. Procurement of the blood sample was done by Elaine Hayward, also from London, Centralia personnel donated 482 pints of blood dur- ing the one-day clinic. Reserve officer school won the challenge. NWT trip club topic By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The last, meeting until fall of the Happy Doubles Club was held Thursday evening in the church basement, with a fair attendance, Reg liodgert was in charge of the meeting assisted by Mrs. Arnold Cann and Mrs, Reg Hodgert. Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin favored with a vocal solo. Arnold Cann introduced Rev. Hugh Wilson who spoke on his recent trip t o Yellowknife, North West Territory which was interesting. Mrs. Reg Hodg- ert thanked Mr. Wilson. Personal items IMMO WHAT THE Conservative Gov't H S D tr E To Yo In 1957 and 1958 the Diefenbaker government promised to implement a Sugar Beet Policy which was of vital interest to many Huron County farmers, To date this policy has never been form. elated. Furthermore the Diefonbaker government is permitting the importation of American corn and subsidizing the shipment of this American corn to the Maritime provinces while Canadian grown corn shipped east' received no subsidy, By devaluating the dollar to 92.5 cents, prices have increased as shown in the following ex. amplee: fa) Farm machinery up 10%. (b) Coal up $1,00 a ton (e) Expected increase in Western feed cattle to be purchased this fall. In 1957', Canada ranked third amongst the trad- ing nations of the world. Canada has slipped until it now ranks ninth as. a world trading nation. Five auggeaive ,deficits and a projected 1962 de, Heil" totalling $4,000,000,080. WHAT THE Liberal Government WILL DO For You: A new Liberal government will protect the right of the sugar beet growers, They will also under- take to eliminate the unfair competition to the Southwestern Ontario corn grower. A new Liberal Government will get things moving to create and maintain vigorous. economic growth which will again increase the value of the dol- lar. A new Liberal Government will have constructive policies for -freer trade 'with aritain, United States and the European Comilla! Market, Restore a balanced economy and budget surplus in the Liberal tradition, 1, 3. 2, 4, ON JUNE 18 T E LIBE R Vote ERNIE FISHER ALITH0 -.1— LEY' 'LltigKAL ASSOCIATION reasism„ serreissaiessessessaime..7s.:seassweartsisciesssissessasiesaas • entrahaComments By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Minister at the Whalen anni- Road and Kiiinville t7mted dance in the Legion Hall in 11et Ii. Wilson, who was guest the service in the Thames. attended the reception and s.eusehes on SuudaY for the Rev. D. M. Guest emelueted A number from the village newlyweds. Meter nn eaturday night for Ale and Mrs. Bob Patterson, versary service. hater in the Airs. K. Grob, Mrs. C. Rol. day ilev. Guest left tor Sault lines, Airs. L. Hodgson and Ste. Marie In attend the Lon. Mrs. Sinai° attended the Sun- doe .Conteeenee being held day School anniversary service there this week. In the Wingham United Church Airs. Kenneth Grill, Mrs. on Sunday morning. .Ross AleFalls and Airs. Lloyd Mrs. Chris Heckler, Califor. .Morgan attended the U'CW nia, was a visitors fora couple South Section Huron Presby- of days last week with her terial regional meeting in uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. (Irend Bend 'United Church on George Dunn. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Had- Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- dock visited with Alr. and Mrs. gins, Mr, Keith Hudgins and Wilbert Alawson in Parkhill on Mrs. Donald Pickering attend- Sunday. ed the funeral of the former's Mr. and Airs. Frank. Smyth brother, the late Air. ,Hugh and Mrs, T. .Flynn were guests tiodgins, in the Parkhill Fune- with Mr. and Mrs. H. Time- ral Home on 1.)-iday of last der on Alonday in celebration week. of Mrs. Sniyth's birthday. Mr. Elmer Wilson is receiv- Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hicks, ing treatment in Victoria Hos- accompanied by their grand• pital, London. Mrs. :Doug Wil- children. Alvin and Shari Hicks, son and family of Sire throy of Brodhagen, were Sunday spent the weekend with Mrs. visitors with AIrs. Andrew Wilson, Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Noels attended the Noillor•Ryckman Alr. and Mi's. Percy Noels, wedding at the Riverside Unit- Dwight and Ruth spent Sunday ed Church in London on Sat- el West Lorne and Rondeau urday. Park. The Huron County Library Air. and Airs. Fred Cunning. book exchange will take place 'ton were Saturday evening at the library on June 11 at visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 9:15 a.m. Howard Cunnington and family LE Arai,. WIDE RANGE-Rio' assimmummommusumner HEATING and COOLING Lennox equipment is used In the 'homes of tomorrow — because they proyIdc complete comfort atone with exceptional economy. 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The meeting of the WSWS of played against the Evangelical t.TB Church a father-son was held Friday evening, June Sunday. 1 with the Spiritual Life Con- Personal items vener, Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan in charge. The theme was "Cit- Thirty-six children received izenship". Airs. Merrill James their first communion Sunday assisted with the opening ex., last at nine o'clock mass. assisted Mr. Calvin Feltner of Air, and Mrs. Benny alor. Crediton was guest speaker risseY, London, and Mr. Andy and spoke on citizenship. A Morrissey of Chatham visited male quartette, Jack Geiser, with Mrs. Catherine Morrissey Mervyn Tieman, Harry am.. during the past week. man and Stewart Wolfe sang. Miss Patricia Carey of Lon- Mrs. George Link gave a, read- don spent Sunday with her par- ing, "Born Without a Chance" cots, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rev. and Mrs. M. James sang. a duet and Mrs. James played CaMeisy r. sDonna Dietrich, nurse- Sons tackle Dashwood pops at ball MT. CARAT EL grade 8 of Our Carmel School their fathers in balegame last Shower for bride•elect Mrs, Gerald Gaiser of -Lee- don and Mrs. Clayton Brock of Guelph were co.hostesses for a Pantry shower for. Miss Marie Jarrott of London, bride • elect of this month, at the home of Air. and Mrs, William Dickey on Friday evening last, Airs. Gaise. presented Marie with a corsage appropriate for- the evening and. Mrs. Brock read the address. After the gifts were opened the bride-to- be thanked the ladies and all enjoyed helping to compile a bride's hook and a recipe book. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock and family of Guelph were visi- tors during I,Iw weekend with Air. and Mrs. William Dickey and family. Mr, and Airs. Claie once Ford and jenny of Kitch- ener also visi'.ed with the Dick- ey's on Sunday. Mrs. harry Ford is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock in Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Ford in Kitchener. torldOn. was a.Sunday visitor with her parents, Air. and of Waterl°° and l‘11" Sonia Mo. and Mrs. Reg nodgeort day guests with Mr, and Airs. Miss Doreen Maker, RN, of W. Baker.Ritchie of Parkhiil were Sun- Greb and Wayne. her, and Mrs. George Duna h.. accompanied Mr, and Mrs. The story In Chester Dium to Toronto where they visited over the weokend Suins • with tho former's daughter and 1I r1 son, Mr ,and Airs. J. PeisleY, Mr. end Mrs. Elmore Dunn and families. ley MRS. llt,LIAM -DICKEY Miss Beverley Smyth held a wiener roast at her home on Tuesday evening honoring Side ley Ryan on tier birthday. Miss Eleanor Mae liodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Pm Pickering, Miss Beverley Passmore, of London, spent the weekend with -her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore. tyne, Mr. Edgar Monteith, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballan- Gertrude Wiseman, Mr. and Lloyd Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ballarayne and Mr, LI o y d Fletcher were guests on Satur- day at the Ballantyne-Elder adding in Hensall church And reception in Dominion Hotel, Zurich, Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson left on Sunday afternoon for Sault Ste, Marie where Mr. Wil- son will attend conference and. Mrs, Wilson will visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Rev, Airs. Ford Miller were, Mrs. Robert. Annan and Larry of Donald and Mrs. Dees. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Pass- Passmore,ler and son of Edmonton, "(1 E m ma of more, Sharon, Paul, Beth and 1:Y, Eassow ss. and Mrs. Nerman Mil- ea Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Airier '°'" Al- David, Dennis, Dar- berg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask lene and Dale attended. the Gun- of Grand Bend, Mrs, Glenn Mc- ning picnic at Queen's Park, Kenzie and family of Hensel', Stratford, on Saturday, and Howard Fisher of Dash- Mr. and Mrs, Robert, Cann spent several days recently with wood. their son, F/L Jack Cann, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Petz nick, Gordon and friend of Wat- Cann and girls of Belleville. erloo spent Sunday with Mr, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Miller, and Mrs. Henry Becker and Brian, Barry and Barbara at- Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and tended the Brock picnic at family. Riverview .Park, Exeter, on Mr. and Mrs. Ervin 'Rader Sunday afternoon, and family visited with Mr, Quite a number of ladies from and Mrs. Lloyd Bowe and this community attended Mary-Jo Saturday evening. brush demonstration at the Mr. and Mrs, Ray Kretzman home of Mi's. William johns on and Billie. of Detroit spent the Monday evening. Mrs, Wilfred Hankie, Airs, William Cann, Mts. Robert Calm, Mrs. Hugh Wilson and Mrs, William Rohcle attended the regional meeting of the United Church Women of the Huron Presbytery held in Grand Bend. United Church on Thurs. day. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne, nerd, Tho 'Times•Mvpcatt, June 7, 1962,. Pap of London, were weekend vialta .ors with Mr. arid. Mrs. Kenneth Hodgies. Air. end. Ws, .Orme Fetlock of Kincardine were .Sunday .visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne flicks. Among those who attended the anniversary service in The Whalen church on Sunday meea sling were Mrs. Andrew 0004 Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs. W, Jinx. table, Mrs. C. 'Raines, Miss Blanche Railings, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Mari- lye, Mr. and Mrs, Fred. Bows den and Margaret and Miss Pauline Woodburn, Ave and Michael, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hall of Weil- burns Misses Ida. Hall, Mildred and Mabel Hall of London, Mr. and Mrs, William Elford, Ron- ald acid Doris visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Donald Bray, Mr, Ernest Pym spent Monday in Toronto on a business trip. . on the accordion. in-training at St, Joseph's Hos- Mrs, Chas. Snell, the prem.. vital, London, has been visit- dent, conducted the business. ing relatives in this vicinity Twenty-five members and t while on her vacation, en Mrs, Laura. Glavin spent the visitors were present, The WS will sponsor a roller skating weekend with Air. and. Mrs. 'Id- party at the seph Carey and attended wake roller rink, Grand apd funeral of the late Airs. • Bend, to end the season for Con O'Brien, the boys' and girls' fellowship. Plans were made for the Mrs. C. O'Brien strawberry supper June 20. The burial of the late Mrs. Twenty-five dollars were sent Cornelius O'Brien took place in to the Mennonite Centre at Mt, Carmel cemetery on Mon- Kitchener for Christmas bund- day following the funeral mass les. at St. Peters Basilica, London. Personal items She was the. former Cather. Sunday visitors with Mr. and 'isle Hennessey and died at House of Providence, London, at the age of 95. She was the last survivor of the Hennessey Her husband :predeceased her in 1938. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs, Jack Mugan (Mary) of Chatham and six grandchildren. weekend with Mrs. Cora Geis- er and Sack Mr, L. H. Rader and Mr. Fred Weiberg were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Wei- berg and family of Waterloo and attended the confirmation of Bruce Weiberg Sunda y, June, 3. Mrs. Fred Messner broke a bone in her fool. when she slipped off a foot stool. Mrs, Lucinda Mcisaac re- turned home from .a ten day visit in Detroit and taking its the wedding of her great-grand- daughter, Miss Gail Spear, Visitors . with Mrs, L. Melsaa.c over the American holiday were Ronald and. Donald Me. Isaac, Donald Whelan, Frank Rothwell, Diane Paraside, Judy Bose! and Mary Ruth Jaen- tis,