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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-20, Page 13SAFETY INSPECTION Si ECIAL Let us inspect all these vital safety points! * BRAKES * HEADLIGHTS * STEERING * TIRES * GLASS * WINDSHIELD * WIPERS * EXHAUST SYSTEM * HORN * REAR VIEW MIRRORS * TAIL, STOP AND SIGNAL LIGHTS Reg 6 50 For 3.95 BRING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK IN NOW Guardian Maintenance Taylor tti °tors LTD. PHONE 78 ZURICH 235-1800 EXETER Tim Tinne4,Advocate,, Seplenillper 20., 1102 RATA it first law courts in the The University of Montreal New World were .established and 115. affiliated instaution0; at Trinity, Newfoundland, by had .an enrolment of 17,702 in' Sir Richard Whitbourne in the 1061.62- school year, IargeW": --0. 1015. in Canada. ;IWAvitittikVitttiiitiV,,AMMin '"'SVr&z,*„1,4S'TAVirtis4 ANOTHER WAGONLOAD OF GREAT IGA VALUES AT DARLING'S Gold Seal Sockeye Salmon 1/2 49c Beef, Liver or Beef Gravy 15-0z, Ca 43c Allsweet. Margarine - LB* 2 5 PKGS. roR 4 Jewel Shortening :La. PACKAGE 31 4 Q uaker Oats I NST.. OR REG. .45c FROZEN FOOD FE ATURES VALLEY FARM PEASLIB. POLY BOOTH .COD FILLETS m 2*69' HELP WANTED 1. Young man qualified as a grocery manager 2, Experienced, capable butcher APPLY DARLING'S IGA •• ".4 •,R • 14 .• ' .34.b., Poly Ba g 29 .6.0t BASKET .5 .9' 14.t, POLY BAO 3 r. Former er CAB gr(7)uP speaks at Zion P i cks slte Honored on Masonic : service held at Whalen U By MISS Mt.iR.141., KERN• ZION Zion United Church held its fall anniversary on Sunday. The ehurch choir rendered two anthems, The former minister, .14,\-, J. sho o. o f For t was guest speaker for the service and spent the day with Rev, .and Mrs. J. Wareham at Woodham, Visitors -Niiith friends and relatives for anniversary Sun- day were Air. and Mrs- Jack Thomson and family, Mr. Wil- liam Thomson, .Woodham, with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Baker. Mr, and Mrs. William Strong, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. William Snence and David., Woodham, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Morgan and Paul, St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs, Grant Skinner and iDoan, Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Brock and Bill. Mr. and Airs, Alvin Cooper, Elimville, Mr% and Mrs„ Wil- Pam. Moore, Rannoch, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Bowers, Exeter, with Mr, and Airs. Cliff jaoues and family. Mr. and •Mrs„james Earl, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Philip Johns and family, Elimville, Miss Marilyn Morgan, Cent- villa, with Air, and Mrs, Ever- ard Miller, Earl and Elsie. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Snence, Elaine and Gene, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mills, Whalen, with Mr. and Airs. Gerald hero and boys, Mr. and Mrs, Delmer Skin- rer, Elimville, Alr. and Airs. William Dixon and family, Brinsley, Air, and Mrs, 13ev Skinner and boys, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern, Mrs, Louisa Kole, Exeter, with Alt', and Mrs. Harold Kern, Air, and Mrs. Milne Pullen, 'Whalen. and Mrs. Christina Hem, Exeter, with Mr. and. Mrs. Angus Earl. Mr. Cecil ('alum, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bern and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock and Mrs. Hector Taylor, oler, with Mr. and Mrs. E'ph- riam 'Horn. Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe, London. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller. Al I'. and Mrs, Milton Keller and family. Exeter, Mr, and Airs, Melville Gunning and Muiel, Whalen,. with Mr. and Airs, Allen Jaques and. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ja.ques, AI -H. calf club The last meeting of the Ex- eter 4-lf calf club ,was held last Monday evening at the farm of Thomas Item with the members and their leaders all present. The members were shown how to clip, lead and prepare their ealves for their .achicve- mein. day at Exeter Fair, Personal items Miss Barbara Horn attended. the 4.11 HomeMaking Club judging competition at Western Fair Tuesday of last week, This week in cheisea By MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS Personal items Mr. Earl Haskett of Lucian visited on Thursday afternoon with Air. and. A1rs, Newton Clarke, bliss Pamela Coward of Sun- shine Line visited over the weekend with his grandparents, Air, and Mrs. ;John Coward. ay MRS., ,wp..14w.ppp GRAND, ,LiENO. The. Grand Bend 4-11 held their first meeting at the home of Mrs, Willis WaiPcr. The course is 'Pressing Up Vegetables". Karen Taylor was elected president; secretary is Diane Hood; pre s a correspondent, Sharon. Morenz. The girls chose the name for their club — Grand Bend Cale Cumbers, • Mrs, Wainer, the leader, dis• cussed the -topic "Food for Family Health'', The .assistant leader is Mrs. Boy Morenz. The next meeting was held .at the home of Karen and Kathy Taylor on September 19, at 7,30 p.m. Dirk Goemaat Holland native Dirk Goemaat, 61, died at his late residence, Northville, RR 1 Thedford, on Tuesday, Sep- tember 18, lie is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Coummi; two sons, Adrie Goematit, Pine- town, North Carolina, and Peter Goemaat, Noordwyk, Holland; three daughters, Mrs. Jacob (ilinney) Hajee, Apeldoorn, Holland, and Hendricka. Goe- maat and Miss Lcis Goemaat, both of Holland; two sisters, Mrs, Arie Mel and. Mrs. Geer- lof Kralt, both of Holland, and one brother, John Goemaat of Hilversum, Holland. The body is resting at the T. Harry -Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, where funeral serv- ice will be held Thursday, Sep- (ember 20 at 2 p,m, with Rev, A, E. Holley, Kitchener, officiat- ing. Interment will be in Grand Bend cemetery, Personal items retirement Reginald S. Parsons, born and' raised. .one-half mile south of Exeter on Highway 4on the farm now operated. by his broth- er Roy, retired from the Parker Pen Company of .Janesville aft- er over 21 years of service. During the lag, week of ,em.. ployment he was feted by his fellow-employees on several oc- casions, One of those was it luncheon in the Coach Room of the Hotel Monterey by the management staff of the manu- facturing division of which he was a member, They presented hint with a travelling ease, MS fellow office workers gave him a fine-grained wallet and key case cont,„Ining 823 in cash, Three of the ladies who had been associated as secretaries for ail of the 21 years, knowing his love of good music, gave bins a credit at alocal record shop, The employees of the whole manufacturing division presented. him with, a generous purse of money, • The cafeteria staff Presented him with a huge cake with which to treat his fellow office workers. On the cake was in- scribed "Happy Days Ahead". Mr. Parsons said the week was one . of the most -thrilling in his life, lie and his wife ex- pect to travel and to spend most of their winters in the Southwest, turned home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Rehkopf and Wendy at Peter- borough. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Noonan of Windsor are holidaying at their cottage in South colt Pines. Mr, and Mrs. John Manore and Dick have moved to their new .home. Miss Shirley Brenner of Lon- don spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs, Emma Bren- ner. UCW unit starts new study The Rev. R., S. Hiltz, Exeter, was guest speaker at the 'UCW afternoon unit on Thursday with 13 ladies present, He intro- duced the new study book "The Word and the Way", Mrs. E. Des Jardins moved a vote of thanks to Mr, Hiltz. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Ezra Webb with the theme "The presence of God", Mrs. Colin Love conducted the business. A report of the committee on Christian educa- tion was given and a new nur- sery is to be formed by Octo- ber 1 with Mrs. William Love in charge. A box .of religious literature, Sunday School leaflets and Bible pictures is to he sent to the lrwins, missionaries in Korea. Hostesses were Airs. Max Turnbull, Mrs. Manford Luther and Mrs. Raymond Kading, By MRS. .FRANK .SQUIRE. WIIALEN The annual divine service of Granten Masonic Lodge was held in the Whalen United. Church 00 Sunday evening, A good crowd attended. Members were also present from ..Ex- titer, Lucan and Ailsa Craig. Rev, D. Al. Guest. past ,grand chaplain of Grand Lodge of Canada 111, the Province of On- tario, was the speaker. His subject for his address was "Four Square City", During the service he was assisted by Bev. W. d. Haines, Granton, chaplain of the lodge, and .WAT William Morley, Clare Reith, District Deputy, .Seaforth, was also present. The choir provided special music accompanied by Airs„ Bert Duffield. Following the service lunch was served to all in the Sunday School rooms, Personal items Alias Catherine Xlahre spent the weekend in London with Alias Barbara Gibberd and also Message from Greenway By MRS. C. WOODBURN Shower for bride-elect Several relatives in this vici- nity of Miss Donna Turnbull of Grand Bend, a bride-elect of early October, attendvd. a MIS- cellaneous shower in her honor at the home of her cousin, Mrs , Ross Faber at Kippen on Satur- day evening. Personal items Mr. and Airs. Joe Hodge and Jeanette of Detroit spent the weekend wills Mrs, Albert Pol- lock. Mr. and Airs, Arthur Brophey accompanied by Air. and Mrs. Donald McLellan of Exeter vis- ited on Sunday with Air, and Airs, Clarence Brophey and family of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Lamer of Peterboro spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carman 'Woodburn, The ladies of Grace Anglican Church Guild have planned a bazaar for October 24. Mr, Harold Pollock and Mr. Peter Eisenbach of Grand Bend are visiting in. Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker and family returned to liensall after spending the summer at the home of her father, Mr. Lisle Woodburn. -Mr. and Mrs. Glen Alex- ander and Mrs. Selena Day of. Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Harold McDonald. attended the Western Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen attended Zion anniversary ser- vice on Sunday and visited: with. Alt', and Airs. .Angus Earl, Air, and Mrs, .Cleve Pullman and boys visited at. Mitchell on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Darold Quasi:, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mor- ley, Mr. Walter Gunning and Air. and Mrs. Clarence Enight, Exeter, were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie. Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gun- ning and Muriel attended Zion anniversary service on Sunday and also visited Air. and Mrs. Allen Jaques, Mrs. Cora 'Morley visited with Mrs. Art Hodgins, .Glande- boye, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Bailie accompanied Mrs. Shorthill and Miss Nuttycomb, London, to Mitchell on. Sunday and visited with Mrs, Clark Switzer and Mr. and Mrs, Baird. Mrs. Laverne Morley attend- ed the teachers convention at the Frd e Technicala School, London, on Mr. Jim. Foster entered Wells Academy, London, last week to take up his studies for this term, Laverne Morley assisted Air. George Nangle demon- strating stainless steel ware at the Western. Fair each day. Mr. and Mrs. 0, B. Webb, Granton, and Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie Zanoski of. Burlington were Sunday guests with Mr. and Airs. Laverne Morley. .,4 Letter from Brinsley By GORDON MORLEY Personal items Sunday visitors with Mr, anti Mrs. Gordon Allison were Mr. David Morley, Mr. Harmon Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutchinson and Marie of Niles- town, also Mrs. Walter Morley. Kathleen and Gordon. . Air. and Mrs. Douglas Lewis and family were Sunday guests of 'Alr. and Mrs. Harold Cob- leigh and family. Miss Marion Glenn has ac- cepted employment in Exeter. Mrs. Sid Morley and Tom spent Friday evening with Mrs. Walter Morley and family. Bean harvesting is nearly finished in this locality and silo filling is in. full swing. Mr. E. Neil of Scott, Sask., is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity, Message from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY Air. and Airs, Kenneth Gin- gerich and family were Sun- day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Gingerich, Mr. Thigh McBride of London spent Sunday visiting with rela- tives in this vicinity, Mr. and Mrs. John Zandwyk and family were Sunday visit- ors with Air, and Airs, Earl. Gingerich of Blake. Mr. and Mrs, Milton ()each and Donny of Zurich were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Desch and fam- ily. Mr, and Mrs. Roy McBride visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Stelck of Dashwood, SUP'T DOWNS PASTOR Over 50 members and friends of Emmanuel Baptist Sunday School met on Friday evening for a baseball game. Sunday School Superintend- ent Bruce Perry and his Red team defeated Rev. J. W, Ste- phenson and his blue learn 17- 16. Doughnuts and chocolate milk were served after. Mr, Dougal Gray will. show Mrs, Colin Gilfillan and sister his pictures on his trip to Eur- Mrs. Florence Brooks visited one at the WI meeting on Sep- with relatives at Seaforth and tember 27 at 8 o'clock. Slaffa on Saturday, Rev, C. Tavener will, conduct Mrs, Bill Walters visited her the service at Grand Bend mot h er Al t's. N e l son Cl ar k e o f United Church on Sunday, Sep- Farquhar on Friday. She also lotnber 23. had as her guests Mrs, C. J. Rev. and Airs. E. Roulston of Patterson of. Florida. Mrs, Wm. Exeter visited on Sunday with Beer of Exeter and Air. R a y Rev, and Mrs. C. Tavener. Clarke of Sunshine Line, Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood. Gill Miss Ruth Norge started at visited last week with Mr. and London Teachers College on Mrs. R. L. Knight and Robert Tuesday of this past week, in London, Mrs. Rose Grigg visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Lena Colby, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson' at Gravenhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood- burn and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woodburn of Corbett, Air, and Mrs. Roy Scott of Sarnia, and Ms's. Sarah Patter- son, Grand Bend, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patterson and family. Mrs. George Campbell and Miss Kathy Rehkopf have re- ift's remium Cured Smoked it's good!" NICS SWIFT'S PREMIUM Cured Smoked Picnic Halves Swift's Premium Old Mill Skinless Sausage 45c TABLE RITE indless Side Bacon 696 lard Dog Fo Si iced Bolo. ncri=E EA.29c P rein 12.0Z, TINS Save More n Fine Food At Darling's 3 35' 2 89c 2 lbs. or more Stewing Beef 1 lb, or more Ground Chuck 3 lbs. or more Prime Rib Roast FRESH 'PRODUCE BUYS Scarlet Pippin Apples NO, 1 Celery Stalks Otiftele NO, 1 'Cello Carrots 25 Extra Gold Bond Stamps • II Le, 69' 1.... 79c 89c •••