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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-13, Page 17rissZ5.' King FrAursn, Syetheate, Ihr • 1569. °nil nymb. .," • "The thing that first attracted me to your mother was the fact that she's an electrical wizard," Kirkton By MRS. HAR01,.P DAVIS AAVakiat Airs. Clarence Switzer return- ed this week from almost a six- week trip to Victoria, B.C. visit- ing with friends and relatives at Meth Dakota, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Calgary and La- conibe. Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver McCurdy of Barrie visited two days this past week with Mr. and Airs. Miller McCurdy and Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Miller McCurdy, Air, and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knox of St. .Marys, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Punter and David visited Sunday with Air, and Mrs, Ross Keyes and family of Watford. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Robin- son. have left on a motor trip to Saskatchewan, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris of. Royal Oak, Mich, visited this week with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Marshall, Mrs, Archie Robin- son and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Switzer, a few days with Airal Percy Dunsford and other relatives, Mr, and Atra. Richard Fitz- gerald. or 'London Township vsiited on Sunday with the lat- ter's mother, Airs. Robert Tin- iney, Andrew St. Airs. FitZger- ald attended the trousseau tea in honor of Miss Marian May on. Saturday, Mr, and Airs. Arthur Ford spent the past week with Mrs, Irene Hicks and family at Clio, Mich„ also visiting Detroit and Flint. Air, and Mrs. Ken- neth Here and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Ford returned home with. them. Mrs, Jean Mair and Airs, A. E. Ferguson visited week be- fore last with relatives in Clarkson, Weston, Brampton and Ingersoll. Mr, and Mrs. Wesley lbsek- man, Wendy, Robert and Ter- ry and Mr, H, C. Clark spent Sunday with Mr, and Airs. Douglas Keillor and Mrs. R. J. Winn, London, Earl Bowles of Seafoi'th with the RCAF has rented Airs. Whitney Coates' house on An- drew St, Mark Whitney has sold his farm on Highway 83 to Harry Greb of Exeter, Mr. Whitney recently purchased .the farm of Thomas Carroll on Huron St. West:. Cpl. and Mrs. Marcel Doti- tron, formerly of Chilliwaek, B.C., and now stationed at Que- bec City with the Canadian Army visited with Col. and Mrs. Martin Burnett and Brian. Mrs, A, L. Snelgrove returned home Wednesday having under- gone an appendectomy in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Granton, chaplain of the lodge and WM Wm, Morley. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. B. Essery on Saturday were Air. and Mrs. Thomas Newcombe and Ar- lene, Mr. and Mrs. William Newcombe, Tommy, Nene y, Cathy and Karen of Drayton Plains, Mich,, Air. and Mrs. August Jacober, Vance, Keith, and Craig of Waterford, Mich- igan, This the members agreed to do, provided no charge was made, thus setting a pattern of IS 'N THAT By MRS, 5. I own Topics Personal Items of Interest In and. Around Exeter TN; Exeter Times-Advaoate is pleased to publish these items, We and our readers are interested in you and your friends, Phone 255.1311, ..$HH, aid course Members of the Women's Auxilary to South Huron tat at their meeting Tutsday .afternoon voted to buy the necessary kitchen equipment for the new class of certified nurses' aides, commencing in February. They have already purchased locally 12 students' desks for the class. Mrs. K. R. Hillier, London, re- gional president, was present and spoke on volunteer service, "Whatever we possess is ens hanced by sharing with others and we grow along with tha.t, sharing" said. Mrs. Hillier, "Vole/steer service is taking a. genuine interest in others; it is the foundation of democracy" emphasized the speaker, ""but whateves we do, we should be heartily in earnest and not do it as a necessity hut as a gesture of free will." Mrs, Hillier advised the mem- bers not to stick to one phase. of the work for too long— "Al- ways. understand some one else is just .as capable for the job," she admonished, Mrs. R. E. 'Feeley thanked Airs. Hillier and Mrs. John Goman, who sang two solos accompanied by Mrs. Robert McDonald, Tag Day was announced for Saturday, September 29. The tags are ready and council's permission granted. Committee in charge is Mrs. Glen Mickle, Mrs. E. W. Brady, Airs, R. E. Russell and Mrs. E. D. Bell Fall rummage sale is to be held Saturday, October 13 in the Legion Hall with commit- tee, Mrs. E, Ifowey, Mrs, Robert Southcott, Mrs. INT, G. Seidon, Mrs, Harold Taylor, Mrs. Norman Stanlake and Mrs. Allen Fraser in charge. Airs. E, D. Bell read the pro- posed new constitution in which a special committee have been working for some time. It will be voted on at the next meet- ing. Program convener, Mrs, Al- len Fraser announced Dr, D. A. Ecker would be the speaker for the October social meet- ing. In Canada there were 112 men and three women convicted of manslaughter and murder in 1959, and 117 men and 14 women convicted of attempted mur- der. EXTRA SPECIAL ON AUSTIN- HEALY SPRITES 441914 L. C-7 11111omessame t:4 If You Want A Sports Car, See List WE ARE STARTING FALL PLANTING f Evergreens September 1 CALL US FOR INFORMATION We will go to your resi- dence and advise you cri, your planting needs, Reder's Florist. Phone 235-2603 Exeter Special Prices on Austin 850 Models WHILE THE STOCK LASTS 1962 A 60 Austin Sedan IN STOCK No advance in price! BEST CAR BUYS 1962 COMET SEDAN One only, Cambridge blue. 1960 FALCON TUDOR New tires. 1958 FORD TUDOR. 500 Fairlane Hardtop. radio, automatic. tu4one, new tires. 1958 CHEVROLET TUDOR Real sharp, radio. 1960 850 MORRIS MINOR 1956 FORD Fairlane S e d a it, V8 automatic. Better than new. 1956 FORD HARDTOP V8 autotnatic, radio, red and black (good). 1052 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Good transportation. 1060 ANGLIA Perfect second car. 1053 AUSTIN SEDAN So.ut h End' Servite ROSS Oiltd Chuck Snell' PH 23S.2322 EXETER SPUTH t1l4.8PN'',1r., Institute. South .1:Turon Junior Instialtd'ta' held its opining meeting for Year last Wednesday evening,:, September 5 when Mrs., Nor... Man Jaques .#0170. An infornaa five talk on canning. The roll cAll was Answered by, telling "Something I have ned this summer.'" • Iris Marshall gave cerreni, events .and Frances Skloner • read sacred moments, Due to the president's absence Shirley Jaques was in the chair for the meeting, ing and cooking apples, How. ever, for the most part, Deli- cious, Jonathan, McIntosh, Tat- man Sweet, Russet and Red Melba are generally accepted as eating apples. Cooking apples are Duchess, Greening, Northern Spy, Atlas and Wolf River. BaSterS are good for baking. The Margaret Pratt When pieked at the proper maturity produces a good sauce, The Dolce crab Is a ploy apple and jells well. giving a rich red jelly, Apples classed as dual pur- pose for cooking and eating are Baldwin, Spy, McIntosh, Gray. enstein, Wealthy and Cortland. Comments about Croma rty Ey MRS. KEN McKELLA.R. Theme is Hervest At the WAIS meeting for which Mrs, Prank Allen was hostess a former member, Mrs, Lloyd Sorsdahl, now of Mitchell, was a guest and gave a seasonable topic using as her theme "Harvest". Mrs. ,J, M. Scott continued the study on British Guiana. and Mrs, L. Scott presided. and led in devotions, President; Airs. .McKaig con- ducted the business and it was decided to pack a bale for re- lief work in the near future. Highlights from the Record were Jhaven as current events by Mrs. Sadie Scott. Airs. E. Moore and Mrs. Ken McKellar assisted the hostess during the social hour, Personal items Mr, Robert Gardiner left on Thursday by plane from Crum- lin airport on a business trip to Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs, Carlyle Meikle visited last week with rplativng at Jamestown, New York, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 'Ramsey spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey, Us- towel, Mr. and Mrs. 'Will Hamilton. visited recently with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Tees- water, Miss Margaret Ann Wallace has gone to London to take a nurses' assistant training course. Miss Carol Howe i attending Wells Academy in London. Miss Carol Ann Dow, Bruce Dow, Peter Zankowski, Barb- ara Gardiner, Stewart Dow, Ronnie Christie, have entered Mitchell District High School as grade 9 students, Mr. Wayne Coleman is at- tending Beal Technical School in London. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Laing and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Laing were guests at the Cleland- jefferson wedding which was held at Bethel United Church, Munro, on Saturday. Several friends irons this area attended a reception for Mr, and Airs. Eric McIntosh in Seaforth on Friday night. Mr and Mrs. Alan Walker and Kimberly visited on Sun- day with Air, and Mrs. Robert Ridley, Winthrop, Mr. Wm. Wringler of Wing- ham visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs, George Wallace. Mr. Frank Routly. and Air. Alex Crago, Kirkton and Mr, Wm. Routly, Elireville visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Airs. Ken McKellar. Mrs. R. D. Sadler add Mrs. Ross &nate, Staffa, and Mrs.. K. 'McKellar attended the or- gan recital in the new Central United Church in Stratford on Monday night, 6 Months' Supply '4.99 2 Bottles Ninety's VITA DIET $2,98 each VITAMIN & MINERAL TABLETS Compare the Formula with Any Other Brand -N? EXETER Telephone Ontario 0.s. 235.1070 2 .O. 4.99 UNTIEr ig DRUG STORE Miss Wilma Coates, London, and Miss Lorraine Galbraith, Guelph, visited over the week- end wills the 'forinees parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney coates. Mr. and Mrs. john Dunsford of Marlette, Mich., visited for. Message from. Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Sunday service A large congregation at- tended the baptismal service in the United Church on Sun- day morning when Marilou., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Tindall, and Sheryl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Pickering were baptised by the Rev, D. M. Guest, Miss Elsie .White of Sudbury sang a solo (luring the service. Personal items The Huron County Library Book exchange will take place at the library on Tuesday, Sept. is. Mr. Keith Hodgins has re- turned to Toronto to resume his studies at the Ryerson In- stitute of Technology. Miss Susan Lilley of London is spending the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Arthur Mc- Falls. Mr. and Mrs, V. Randall of St. Catharines visited for a couple of days last week with, her brother, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Haddock. Miss Elsie White of Sudbury and Mrs. E. White of Camp- bellford are visiting with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Osborne, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and lam , ily were, Mr. and Airs. Harold Mitchell and Linda of West Lorne, Miss Marietta Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. 'Donald Pickering and Sheryl 'Lynn, and Mr. Brian Laird of London. Mr. and Mrs. D. Germain, George and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. F, Parsons and Joan of Toronto were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drought and attended the Air Force Day at the air- port on Saturday, LAC and Mrs, J. Gill have taken up residence in Miss Ag- nes Anderson's apartment. The annual divine service of Granton Masonic Lodge will he held in the, Whalen United. Church on Sunday ,evening at 8 o'clock. Rev, 'D, Al. Guest, past grandchapiain of Grand Lodge of Canada in the Prov- ince of Ontario will he as- sisted by Rev. W, J. Maines, ueen HOTEL Seaforth Dining facilities for banquets and weddings Attractive Rooms ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Liceneed under LOBO PHONE 433 SEAFORTH FRIGIDAIRE DRYERS 169 * 5-TEMP, HEAT CONTROL * PORCELAIN DRUM * SAFETY SWITCH * AUTOMATIC TIME CLOCK CONTROL * 9-POUND DRY LOAD Really keen! SHDHS Loose-Leaf Binders Red and Black Tough Vinyl Covers Imprinted with the SHDHS CREST SPECIAL 1 .9 8 DON ROOTH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR A Dorn••tor Commensal A Instush o•I Motors, Controls Lighting 70 Huron St West 235-0282 Again, comes the time when district ,cooks try their prowess in the homeaseking :skills of baking and .canting at the Exe- ler Fair .1104 Wednesday and ThnrsdaY, The champion ,cook competi- tion is for the contestant sub- mitting the best group of five articles; six home-made chocolate cake, . cherry pie, eight oatmeal cookies and six butter tarts. These entries will be judged for flavor 50 points, texture, 3Q and appearance 20, A competitor may win the award only once; thereafter she is ineligible to enter this com- petition for which $15 is do- nated by The Exeter Times- Advocate, Here is your chance, ladies, and, there aro other laurels to be won, Elimville WI is donating $2.50 and the Exeter Agricultural So- ciety 750 second prize for the best birthday cake, Canadian Canners offers goods to the value of $2 to each of the best entries in raisin pie, spice layer cake, date and nut loaf, brae muffins and home- made rolls, Each of several different brand companies offer special prizes in baking using their par- ticular product, — Read about limns in. your prize list for Exe- ter Fair, Jams and Jellies A large challenge cup will be presented to the winner of the most points in jams and jellies, sections 1 to 9 inclusive, The winner's name is to be engraved on a plate at the base of the trophy and it may be retained Weil the next fair, In another special in this class the Agricultural Society offers. three prizes of $2,50, $1,50 and $1.00 for the winners. of most, points. If home canning is your spe- cialty the Fair Board is giving $25 in special prizes fqr best dis- plays of home tanned products of 20 or more items, to be judged for quality, variety and display- arrangement, The opportunity is yours not only to win some money but to win laurels in your field and help make the Fair a success. '" The Foods Department at Macdonald Institute, Guelph, suggests that we may wonder, in such a variety of apples on the market from now until win- ter, which are suitable for cook- ing and which are suitable for eating and which are dual pur- pose. Because everyone's taste is different, no two people can be expected to agree completely on any strict division between eat- Message syssaMsaastsiAassnets from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY Elect Junior Red Cross Last week the pupils of the Blake School elected their Junior Red Cross leaders. They are: President, Pearl Ann Erb; vice-president, Yvonne Gingerich; treasurer, Linda Oech; and secretary, Delores Gingerich, Personal items Sunday evening visitors with Mr. Harold Finlay, Jim and Margaret were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gingerreh of Blake. Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Erb and girls entertained the Men- nonite Young Peoples at a so- cial hour, Sunday evening. Mr. Harold Finlay, Jim and Margaret visited aitith Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrick and Elaine of Dashwood, Mr. Frank Fillingham, of New Liskeard spent a few days visiting in this vicinity, Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service Repairs and bags for all mo- dels of Vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned ma- chines of all makes for sale, BACKACHE May be Warning Backache ii often caused by lazy kidney action. When kidneys Oleo( of Order, eaten acids and wastes remain in the system. Then backache, dia• Curbed real or that tired-Out and heavy heeded feeling may soon folloW. That'a the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's 'stimulate the kidneyie to normal action. Then you feel better-sleep better-7-400k better, Get Dodd'* Kidney Pills now. so "Men never understand! I just HAD to have some- thing we can't afford!" UC minister baptizes great granddaughter A unique event occurred at performed the rites of baptsim the Sunday morning baptismal for his great granddaughter service in James St. United Kelly Ann Kernick, daughter Church when Rev. C. W. Down of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ker- nick, Thames Road. alaausassessinzasso Rev. S. E. Lewis also bap- tised Carolyn Marie, daughter Letter from of Mr. and. Mrs. Art Walkom; Patricia Louise, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Winston Shapton; Douglas Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dalbert Robbins; Bonnie Lee Keys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Keys; Mark Ed- ward, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frayne Parsons; John Bryan 011en-Bittle ,son of Mr. and Mrs. John 011en-Bittle, Toron- to; Julianne Doris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McLean; Sherry Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gilfillan; Brenda Marjorie Pearl Dyke- man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dykeman. Mr. Lewis, in his sermon, gave an introduction to the new adult study book for the United Church, "Thy Word and The Way". Each month on the first Sunday of the month ex- cept October (second Sunday) he will introduce a section of the book covering it in 10 months, "The book will be as dry as congregations allow it to be; it will be as vital as congregations make it," said Air. Lewis, Famous last words — "If he won't dim his, 1 won't (Inn mine." The Tim Advocate, 'September 13, 1.902 ,Pagot. 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