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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-21, Page 84t, ..-'t • Know Ontario better... it's ail yours!, Ontario Department of Travel and Publicity Hon, Bryan L, Cathcart, Minister li Mkt ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE Mail to: Ontario Travel, AID! Parliament 131dgs., Toronto, Ontario NAME art (please Prat) ADDRESS 42,444, • • • .thit),— • ' •,• • • , • • Residents, staff up at rwronview home 'rein perature in the laundry dation is our norMai at the county home. Clinton, care for Men was filled a hits no "som?, days", and af- while ago, and We have added tests w or kin g conditions, three heds to the .normal care county council was told by the female side and these are all chairman of the Huronview filled but one. Some of our committee, Reeve Ralph Jewell normal care patients have of Colborne, 'been given bed earn, and we "We are concerned at the have some new heti' at Pre" e d . ',w ith th e condition of th e added to female normal care roof of the 11151 addition. We may have to he turned over have been advised that we to Male normal care. need. A. new roof. This matter "Our doctor (Dr. J. C. Ross, was referred to the bonding Goderieh ) is side, and we are missing him badly, because lie Itas spent considerable time at the home .during his term of office. iu ' r resident population is 159, including 89 females. In the last, few years the propor- tion of women has been in- creasing. Total admissions since January 1 is 46, quite an increasing over last year, as during the whole of 1961 our total was 54. Of the 'IA, six were under 70, and of the re- mainder over 70 their average was 84, in 1961 the total of deaths was only 16, hut up to date in 1062 we have lost 30 since the first of the year. All but six of the residents who died were over 80," Recommend open season The agriculture committee, of which Reeve Valentine Becker, Hay township, is chair- man, had before it three com- munications on the subject of a deer season, It recommended that an open season be held in Huron county "provided all other counties have an open season and that it be held at the same time as the regular deer season — Nov. 5, 6 and 7, 1962," The committee did not con- cur in a Farmers' Union brief regarding special classification of licensing for farm trucks, Oy ,MISS FtgRN ZION The annual Sunday School picnic, of Zion West United Church was held in River- park, Exeter, on Saturday, June Ill, with about 65 present, Sports sett relays were en- joyed in the afternoon. Prizes .fer races went to. Dennis Keller, Murton Broek, Alan horn, Murray Johns, Yvonne j.actues, Lois johns, Ben Gam- ble., Elsie Miller, Elsie Gamble, Larry Item, Paul Baker, Bar- barn Vern, Ron Manz and Wilma Herta Winners for ladies fast walk:. Mrs. Ray Jaques, Airs, Harry Horn; married men's race, Fred 'Miller, Gerald him; kicking slipper,. ladies, Mr's, 'Iom Bern, Mrs, Gel'alcl alieiensl;; teen, Keith Bern, .Ray qt wheelbarrow rave, Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hern, and lies, Ray Jaques; dropping clothes pins an ;Tar, lilt's. Aris Bern; chum t-ace,RML- Atotz and Shirley ;Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. t;eraId Hern; three- legged race, Barbara and Shei- la Henn Ray Jaques and flarey .Mere; rolling the ball, Mrs. Gerald Hero, Mrs. Harry Bern; thimble on stick, Mrs, Kenneth Hero; guessing candy in jar, Shirley Jaques, Several relays)la a,s ban;lergeame en.joyed followed Personal items Alin and Mrs. 'Thomas !tern and family attended the first Martene reunion last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon, Dashwood. Mother: "You were a very tidy boy not to throw your orange peel on the floor of the bus. Where did you put it?" ,Johnny; "In the pocket of the man next to me." SS at Zion flEAll holds picnic moment, the committee. Sent in our normal care, Those company', which recommended that we engage a consultant, The Consultant is Wyndham Freeman, Ltd., and the fee for the report will he $000. Action will he taken when the. report is received." With the increase in number of residents—one now 100—the staff at Huronview is also in- creasing. "We have 59, and one part- time," manager .flarvey John- ston said. "There are 4G on the nursing staff alone, and we are going to need more. When we built the home, every- one was wondering if it was too big, O special care accommo- Society hears Gideon official Arthur Bassett Jones, field secretary for the Gideons, spoke to members of South Huron Bible Society at Zurich Monday night. He stressed the need of per- sonal witnessing to Christ and the work of distributing testa- ments to schools and hotels. He remained overnight at the home of Air. and Mrs. Morley Hall, Main St. THESIGIITS„,IBELAKEL„THENR 0 ' epsi ee S JUNE SO9 you et our F Distrib S! Don't miss out on the gifts you want just because you're a few "Gift Seals" short. Complete your collection while there's still time. Pick up an extra supply of light, bracing Pepsi-Cola and crystal-clear, lemon-lime Teem today and fill up your Seal-Saver Sheets, It's such an easy way to enjoy high-duality refresh- ment...and get high-quality gifts, too, Don't forget. Distribution of Pepsi GIFT SEALS ends June 30! ,,,oloyttmesmr.megtmormsTermwerertrmitfmg ,4 Attention nonprofit tharitoble organizotionst .0, NOW's the titre to epply that little extra effort to make sure you reach your goal, Remember, any enrolled group can tin in Pepsi and Teem "Gift Seals" for • cash funds. But do it now. 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These investments dreate employment'pportunities, too, The ineorne front these investments benefits you directly by reducing the cost of life insurance to you and the 0 million other Canadian polityown era, .40e & The Times•Acivocate, ala)rlia 21, 1962 piano, Tlw guest speaker for the service was IteV Charles W. Lewis, 14.11 of Aabarn. The church was decorated with peonies and ferns. Some of the aniesta who at- tended and spent the day with friends or relutivea were: Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke of Winchelsea, Mrs. Joan Mor- gan of Exeter, Ma, and Mr:, William Ethermaton with Mr and Mrs. Bin Moruan: Air and sirs. Thomas Bal- lantaate. Mrs. (lava Ifankiley of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Roll Deui.flaa and Pant with mt.. and sirs. Lloyd Milian- Mr. and Nil's. 1 laru t..nates and Jim of Edon, \Ir. and Mrs. Ifarold .Jeffery' of Exeter with Mr and MN Victor Jef. fern; Mr and Mr, Roy BalladLYtic and Helen of London, Mr. and Mrs. William Cann with Mrs. Gertrnde Wiavman and Mr. Edarar Mentedh: anti Mrs. Warren 'Brea. .and Mrs, dharles of Exeter with Mr. and ?It's. E dwin Miller. Mr. and Sirs, Oliver Jaques sun bnys. Mr. and Mrs. Wit, met- Feranson. and family of Hensall, Mr and Mrs. Gerald “aiser and babe of Londoe, Mr. and Mrs Ran Fergeson and familn. Mrs. Norman -Fey- antson, Patricia and Doris with Mr. and Mrs. tViTam F'ercu. son: Mr. and :11r.. ,\ l'thar Heard and hnYs of Anderson with Mr, and MI-4. i;-enr,_te. Kellett; Mr. and Mra. .Tames Hod• cert. Mr and Mpg. Orville Cann of Exeter with Mr, and Mi.'s. Arnold Cann; Mr. and Mrs.Jim Love. with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dun- Ginner, 'Debbie and John of can; Mr, and Mrs. Elford. Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Ron 'Wein. and Reg Dodgert. Grant and Then-Personal items family of Detroit, Mr. and la, Mr and Mrs. Ray Cann Misa Sharon .Hume corn- Mrs. Gerry Wein and family with Air. and Mrs. Robert menced work at the London of London, Mr. and Mrs, Cal Cann. Life Insurance Co. on Monday. Wein and family, Mrs. Isabelle Mr. and Mrs. Horace Del- Mr. and Airs. William Rowe Wein and Cameron of Exeter "bridge of Elimville, Mrs. 'Ruth of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday evening guests Knight of Seaferth, Mr. and Harold Rowe and family were with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon :ktrq. John Pam and Pauline Sunday guests with Mr. and Stone. with Mr. and \Ira. Ernest Kra. Amos Warwick, of Port Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone, Pam: Huron. Glenn and Wayne of London, Mr, and Mrs. Frayne Par. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Genttner Mrs„ MeGugan and Steven of sons. Murra ,. and Margaret of and Wayne of London visited British Columbia were guests fluoridate. Mrs. Percy Pass- on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. more. Mr. Walter Gunning of Glenn Jeffery, Percy Stone. ,Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Rev. Hugh and Mrs, Wilson Mrs, Leonard Harris spent ?assmore, Sharon, Paul, Beth were Sunday guests with Rev, last week in. London with Mr. and Keith with Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Lewis, of and Mrs. Charles Harris. Abner Passmore; Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rohde, Service will he withdrawn of Clinton visited at the manse Air anti Mrs. Arthur Rohde on Sunday morning, June 24, on Sunday afternoon, and :lover, of ;Mitchell, Mr. and owing to Elimville annivers- Mr. and Mrs. Reg Castle Sr., Mrs, Milton Sleamon, Mr- and arY. of London, Mr. and. Mrs. Reg Mr's William Thomson of Ex- Mrs. Harvey Squire of Kirk- Castle, Jr. and family, Mr. eter, Mrs. Esther Pettibone of ton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dolliver and animor with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. James Anderson. family of Dorchester, Mr. and William Rohde; Mr. and Airs. Lorne Elforcl, Mrs. A. Lillie and family, who Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Turkey Ava and Michael of Ellinville, recently returned from Cab- of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Air. and Mrs. Donald Bray, fornia, were Sunday evening Barry. Miss B eV er[Py Pass- Robert, Janet and Ruth were guests with Mr. and Mrs, more of London. Mr, and Mrs. Sunday evening guests with Donald Kernick, . ha s Road $$. mar ks. ar nwersary tiy MRS. WILLIAM RcHIDE Clifford Moon Mrs. Lawrence 'BANES ittaAD Pnia.ribitni and Colleen of Hen- The Sunday School annivers- Sall with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin r S NV held in Sunday mot', I'lssaloret rung. Th e choir, wat er th e Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence leadership of Alva. and Mrs. Russell Mills, ('Ann, sang thane iniiil h eas na th Sharon. Darlene and Sandra of ,Miss Agnea Fray at the ordan °O M utdid' Acres, London, r. dmd Rosy Rowe at th e and Mrs. Witham Gilfillan. of Exeter with Mr- and Mrs. Alit lred Punkin; Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Me• Carter of Exeter with Mr, and Mrs. Lee Webber. Mr. and Mrs. john Temple. titan and family of Sinffa With Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Strapp, Laurie and Michael of London, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Bray, Robert, Janet and .Ruth with Air. and MN. John Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd •Cowdrey and Bohliv of Woodham with Air. and Mrs, Lloyd Knight; Mr, and Mrs. Fred johns, Doris and Ken. Mr. and Mrs. Min Johns and family, Crom. arty, Mrs. Muriel Miller, Sea. forth, Mr. Robert Miller, To- ronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Miller: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gar- diner and Marilyn of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Duncan and Lana of Elimville with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Duncan; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simp- son, Bruce and Wayne, of Ex- eter with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simpson; .Mrs, jean Allen of Exeter. Miss Kay Allen of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Me- Ciirdy; Mr. and Mrs. Medley May and Mr. and Airs. Horace Pfaff of Exeter, Miss Marian May of London with Mr. and Airs. Ross Hodgerin Mrs. Vera Coward of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stew- art: Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Duncan of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs, john Sel es. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Duncan of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur Miller and Ken of Staffs. Koppening$ in Blanshard MF?;$. ,q1.-APWYN HOOFER Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mack- er and family were Sunday guests of Rev , and Mrs. G. Wanless and family of Grand Vallea. Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Park- inson and family attended the Cechran reunion at Springhill* on .Sunday Miss Marion tithomaQa It as severed a position with the. Len- doe Lite, London and corn- menced her duties on Monday. Mr, and Airs. ,lack Thomson and Sharon attended the me- morial decoration service at Prospect Hill on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lang- ford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Langford and family at- tended the gel-to-gether on Sun- day evening at the home of Mr, and Alt's. Norman liodgins of Granton for Mi', and Mrs. Harry Squires and family who are leaving on Thursday to make tiler home in Arizona. Week day and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey and Mrs. James Mossey were: Mr. and Mrs. Then, Stephens of Anderson, Mr. Vic Ferris of Windsor, Mr. Gib Ferris of Prospect Hill, Mr, Wm. Thom- son, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin of St. Marys, Mr, A. Shaw, Robert and Jimmy Mos- sey, Mr. and Airs. W, B. Young of St, Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sehiestel, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schiestel of Teeswater, Mrs. Cecil Massey held a birthday dinner on Sun- day in honor of Mrs. D. Schies- tel. Mrs. Donald Davis and Larry, Miss Ruth G. Hooper of To- ronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Airs, Gladwyn Hooper. Mr. Bob Grover of Ebenezer spent the weekend with Mr. Clare Hooper, Kr, and Mrs. Gladwyn Hoop- er, Veryl and Jeanette attended the graduation for Alias Lorna. Fa.cey at St, Thomas Elgin Hospital, St. Thomas, on Wed- nesday, Very! serving at the reception held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, B. Bates, St. Thom-a s.