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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 10AcgAcior Wlion kidneys to =Dye eneee PCIlio and wastes, bsoksobe—fired fooling disturbed rest often may follow. Podd'e Kldnoy stimulate kidneys fo normal ',sty. You fool bettor, sloop bitter, work bettor, tte Message from Blake By MISS EMMA FINLAY Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Harry West- brook and family, of Goderich visited Sunday with Gustav Bohnn, of Blake. Mr. Harold Finlay, Jim and Margaret visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrick and Elaine of Dashwood, Mr, arid Mrs. William Stec- kle and family visited with Mr, and Mrs. Amos Gingerich, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kinneth Gin- gerich and family spent the weekend in Kitchener, "GEE I" Only 9 weeks away!" says Scott, grandson -of Dr, and Mrs, H. 14. Cowen, Victoria St., Exeter. 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EACH FREE Tice Room 'HOW TO 116 IT kits to help you plan and build your rec room, Just ask at Beaver., 227 MAIN STREET Phone 135-158.2 411111111' Prefinished CEILING TILE Carton Lots Only, 64 Tile Per Carton Prefinished white, full 1/2" in- sulating thickness ... tongue and grooved for easy, fast and accurate installation . all edges painted for uniform ceil- ing. Top quality tile, A volume purchase saving (tile for a 10' x 10' ceiling only $9.75). By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL GRAND BDND At a general UCW meeting on Friday evening. October 19 Mrs. William Sturdevant gave an interesting talk on 100 years of religion at Grand Bend, this year being the 100th anniver- eery, Mrs, Alan Hemingway led in the devotional with the theme "How our Will Decides our Destiny", Mrs. Gordon Hewett and Mrs, Clark Kennedy sang a thanksgiving duet. Mrs. Don Hendrick reported on plans for the fowl supper to be held Thursday evening, No- vember 8. On November 11 Rev, C. Britten-) will commence a series of talks on the adult study book "The Word and the Way". President Mrs. Douglas Gill conducted the business. WI learns sewing and bulb care At the meeting of Grand Bend WI Mrs. Ed Gill spoke of the care of bulbs and flowers. Mrs. Verne Ridley demon- strated sewing, cutting from patterns and pressing. Mrs, Gill also discussed the motto "A woman's home should be the centre of her world and not the circumference". Roll call was answered by giving "your criti- cism of a new product you have used", Airs, Carmen Lovie favored with a reading, Mrs. Harold Walper was ap- pointed delegate to the London area convention. The resolu- tions were read and voted on. Tag Day receipts for South Huron Hospital Auxiliary were $67. There will be donations of jellies and jams for South. Hur- on Hospital at the November meeting, President Mrs. Alex Hamilton was in the chair. 4-H girls prepare vegetables The Grand Bend Cuttie-Cum- leers held the seventh meeting at the home of June and Shar- on Morenz on Wednesday, Oc- tober 10, The leader, Mrs, Willis Wal- per discussed vegetables all year round; processed vege- tables and canned vegetables. The girls prepared a vegetable dinner plate. Mrs. Walper had prepared different sandwich fillings and the girls made sandwiches with them. Karen Taylor made a tossed salad, Sharon Morenz a jello salad and Mrs. Morenz potato salad. Plans for achievement day will be completed at a meeting on Saturday, October 27 at 2,30 p.m. CGIT discuss workshop The CGIT met on Monday evening a n d discussed the theme "How to conduct -a work- shop service," Mary Lynne Kennedy and Cassie Anne DesJardine led the worship, Games were played. Juniors visit St. Paul's On Saturday, October 20, the members of the Junior Chan- cel Guild of St. John's-by-the- Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend were guests of the Junior Chancel Guild of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, They attended luncheon at the Park Towers Restaurant and later were taken on a gen- eral tour of the cathedral. Those attending included Diane Hood, Carol Bossenberry, Janis Hood and Janis Gill. Personal items Mr. Raymond Latta won first place in the fork lift truck rodeo at Dupont of Sarnia and was sent as a representative to the Material Handlers Fork Lift Rodeo in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Love kit by plane on Wednesday for Dartmouth, Nova Scotia to visit their son and daughter-in-law, PO Morley and. Airs. Love and 'Air. and. Mrs. Glen Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and family of Sarnia and. Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gin visited on Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gross and family of Hamilton, visited on Sunday with Air, and Mrs. Ed Gill and Mrs. Mary Gill. Mr, and Mrs, W. .Bumstead, of Midland, are visiting with Rev, and Mrs. C. Britten] and family. Mr. and Airs. Bob Ormston and family, of Weston, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. John Stocker. Honor couple Friends and neighbors of the Mollard Line met at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Allan Walper on Friday evening for a social evening and surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walper who have moved to their new home at Grand Bend. The evening was spent in games. Mr. and Mrs, Walper were presented with a coffee fable, lamp and a fancy dish. Buys business Bill Amos, Parkhill, insurance agent, reported this week that he has purchased the insurance business of D. Al, Jackson in Grand Bend, with the change now in effect. Jackson will remain as a sub- agent and will handle business for Amos, et his present office in the summer resort. Topics from Whalen By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Personal items Miss Joan Hospetter, of St. Thomas, visited Wednesday eve- ning with Miss Avis Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gun- ning and Muriel, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Jaques and Mr. Wilfred Herbert were Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Morley, Exeter. Mrs. Alex Benne visited Mrs. Reg T)oupe, St. Marys, on Thurs- day afternoon. Mr. and Airs. Clifford Pullen and granddaughter Terri of Louisville, Kentucky, visited during last week with Mr. and Mrs. :Milne Pullen. Douglas Squire returned home on Sunday from St. Marys Me- morial Hospital where he had been a patient for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hod- gins, Sharon and Burton, went to Durham on Sunday to visit Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs, William Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1-lern holidayed in Ohio and Kentucky over the weekend. Alr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, Farquhar, Mr, and. Mrs, E. Squire and Mr, and Mrs, Wil- liam Rodd, Exeter, and Mn, Wilfred Herbert were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Mel- ville Gunning. Mr. and Airs. Alilne Pullen and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pul- len and granddaughter Terri of Louisville, Kentucky were in Guelph on Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Pullen. Airs. Norman Hodgins and Avis and Airs. Percy Hodgins and Joan with other members of St. Thomas Anglican church choir, Granton, and along with other church choirs attended the workshop for choirs at. Triv- itt Memorial Church, Exeter, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Davies, organist of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, was direc- tor for the workshop. Mrs. Cora Morley spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs. Art Hodgins, Clandeboye. Janice and Robbie Morley spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard P'yrri, Centralia. Mr. and. Mrs. 0. E. Webb. Granton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Penward- en. Sarnia, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Dig- field, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Foster, Exeter, Were recent visitors With Mr, and Airs. Ray Parkin' son. Mr. and Mrs, Clove Pullman, Roy and Ronnie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, London Twp. Miss Blanche Mills, Wood- ham, visited on Thursday with Mrs. Bert Duffield and Mrs. Wynn. By MRS, C. WOGGEILIRN • ." Um. studies Korea The .1ICW meeting was held at the home of Mrs, .Cecil Sraith• ers with Mrs. Elton Curts and Airs. Bus Lagerwerf in charge of the worship and study. Mrs. Lagerwerf gave a talk on Korea and Mrs. Curts eon, Untied the study on "On the Rim of East Asia". Mrs *lee Horner opened the business part, of the meeting with a poem, The treasurer gave a - very. profitable financial report of :the recent tau-key supper. Mrs, pry- den. Taylor gave a reading for Christian Citizenship. A em- ir:lace was appointed to make plans for catering to a wedding in November, The November meeting will be held at the home of Airs. Lawrence Curts. Personal items Mrs. Lloyd Brophey spent a few days last week with rela- tives in Sarnia. Air, Milton Pollodk spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pollock and family in London,. Mr. and Airs, William Hicks spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hons- berger and family of Vineland, Mr. and Mrs, Carman Wood- burn spent the weekend. with Air. and Mrs. Ken Larmer of F'eterboro. Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Brophey spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brophey and family of London. Air. and Airs. Ray Patterson and Winston, of Grand Bend, visited last Sunday with. Air. and Mrs. Gordon Woodburn and family. Miss Marion Hicks, of Lon- don, visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Airs. William Hicks. Mrs. Cecil Smithers and John- nie and Miss Barbara Glousher spent last weekend in Galt with Mr. and Airs. Glen. Woodburn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Steeper spent a few days at Owen Sound, Belfountain and Toronto. Mrs. S. Thompson, Carlyle and Carol of East Williams vis- ited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bullock and fam- ily. Air, and Mrs, Roy )3ariteau, of Grand Bend, visited last Sun- day with. Air. and Mrs. Car- man Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tweddle and family of West Corners vis- ited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carman Woodburn, A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Airs. Hugh Hodgins last Friday evening by the neighbors in honor of Air. and Mrs. Jack Hood ( the for- mer Alma Hodgins) who were married recently. In the first six months of 1962 labor income in Canada totalled $9,753,000,000, an in- crease of $627,000,000 over the corresponding period of 1961, By MRS. FRED BOWPEN. CENTRALIA Airs. K. Gra), Mrs, W. El. liott, Mrs. E. Hodgins,. Mrs. 13., Lightfoot and Mrs. A. Mc- I~ oil were in charge of the pro- gram for. the meeting of 'the VOW in the schoolroom of the church on Thursday evening. Thanksgiving was the theme, Mrs. K. Greb And Mrs. W. El- liott presided and were as- sisted .by Mrs. Arthur Mt:Falls. in conducting the worship serv- ice. Numbers. on the program Were a vocal duet by Mrs, Vie- tor Drought and Airs. K. Hod- gins with the latter playing the accompaniment, a reading by Mrs. R. Lightfoot and a piano, solo by Sharon Lightfoot, Mrs. Greb outlined the Mission stu- dy, using a flip chart to em- phasize the highlights. This Was followed by a question- naire for the ladies having a birthday in the month of Octo- her and who were later made eaptains of the groups formed for. discussion of the film, The film "The Future In Their Hands" showed scenes from Korea, Hong Katie, Taiwan and Okinawa. Despite the living conditions Christianity h a s made its imprint and has brought faith, hope and a de- sire for knowledge to the na- tives, The decorations were in keep- ing with the theme and con- sisted of an arrangement of autumn leaves, grain, fruits and vegetables, A spotlight was used to bring out the ef- fectiveness of the autumn color- ing against a gold background. Mrs. Ross McFalls presided for the business and announced that the bazaar had been post- poned to Dec. 5. An invitation from the Crediton ladies to at- tend their bazaar and tea on Nov. 3 was accepted. The la- dies on the program commit- tee were the hostesses, Sunday service A large congregation, includ- ing many visitors, attended the special thankoffering service in the church on Sunday morn- ing, when the pastor, Rev. D. M. Guest conducted the serv- ice and delivered a forceful sermon using for his subject "Four Great Words", Ought was the first word chosen and the speaker pointed out that Christians are not peo- ple who do as they like but should do as they ought. In life we have a daily vocabulary — a usage of words — the dark- est word is sin, the meanest, hypocrite and the greatest word is love, Can was the second, will the third and have the fourth of the great words. The last de- notes achievement — "I have fought a good fight, I have fin- ished my course and I have kept the -faith." Two anthems were sung by the choir under the direction of the organist and choir lead- er, Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins. 4im Neil, accerdionist .001,44- u ted a .solo. The flowers were in„mentory .of Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzers fn. flier, the late Mr. 'Northeott. Personat items Mrs. Artbur MeFalls, 40- compenled by her sister, Mrs, SAMOA Walla Of EN'eter were visitore with Mrs, Simpson in London on Weduep• day Of last week, Aire. L. B. Hodgson of FINP- ter was a visitor At the home of Mr. and Mrs, K. Greb Thursday and .ettended the .LIQW meeting the same evening, mr, and Mrs. S. Molnar vis„ ited over the 'weekend with Mr, and Mrs. K. Hegedus in Burl- ington and with their son, Mr. and Aire, Stephen Molnar in Agincourt. Miss Flossie Davey ef Exe- ter visited with Mrs. Arthur AleValls on Friday and called on friends in the village, Air. and Mrs, W. .H. E.ssery were Sunday visitors with their daughter and son-in.law., Rev. and" Mrs, B, Passmore Cor- inth. Mr, and. Mrs. Greb, Mr, Wayne Greb and Miss Sonia Ritchie of Parkhill were Sun- day visitors with Mr, end Airs, Reg, Hodgson and Kay in Wa- terloo, Miss Debbie McKinnon of Toronto has been a visitor for the past couple of weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Carl Gaynor, Mrs. Percy Simpson of An- sa Craig was a Sunday' visitor with Mrs. E. Abbott, The church and Sunday school service will be cancelled in the. church on Sunday on account of the Whalen anniversary. School pupils had a holiday on Friday while the teacher, Mrs. Lorne Hicks attended the Teacher's Convention in Exe- ter. Attending the church serv- ice on Sunday morning and visiting afterwards with rela- tives and friends were: Mrs. Wm. Quinton, Bob and Dianne, Miss Bonnie Freemark, Messrs Jerry Bestard, Al, Champion, Randy Cuthbert, Mr. and Airs. Robert Lilley and family of London with Mrs. Ar- thur McFalls and Helen; Mr. Cecil Skinner, Miss Mae Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Squire, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neil and family, Exeter, with Mr. and Airs. Bob Blair and family; -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc- Falls, Exeter, with Mr. and Airs. Ross McFalls and boys; Mr. and Mrs. H. Theander and family, Lucan, with Mrs. Carl Gaynor; Mr, and Mrs. Fred .Huxtable., Exeter, and Mrs. Elmer Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtable and Billie; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mugford, .Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witte. Veen And fainily, of St..George, were -glIeStS .$4nday with. Mr-. and Mrs, John Witteeeen, Sharon god 13riaD. Mr. And Mrs, George Levy And glizabeth of Russeidale arrived. -home from An •enjoy, able trip to ,California .on Mon- ,clay and were guests with Mr, and Mrs, 'Walter Levy, Margaret .and David. Mr. and Mrs, :Lloyd Smith, Diane And .Ponglas, were eueete On Sunday' with Mr. .and - Mrs. Enos Hinton of Uniondale. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Run- dle of St, Marys visited with mr. and Mrs. RObert Bundle, Jim And jacic, Mr. and Mrs. ._ClItiord Woods, of Bellwood, end Mrs, jack Duncan of Stratford visited on Friday with Mr, and Mrs, John Witteveen, Sharon and' Brian, Mrs, Roy Kirk was a supper guest on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Herman Punter of Kirk- ten, Mrs. Roy Kirk was a guest; on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, Herman Paynter of Kirkton, Mr. and Airs, Bob MePher- eon end family of Buffalo were weekend vieitors with Mr. and Mrs, Norrie Webb aud Mr. and Mrs, Bob McPher- son of Buffalo, Mr. and Air$, Norris Webb, Mr., and Airs. Glenn Copeland and Miss Jean Copeland attended tbe annual Lucan, Air. and Mrs, AI. Gard- ner and daughter of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott; Mr. Brian Laird, London, with Air. and Mrs, K. Hod- gins, Marikay and Eleanor; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paynter and David, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jaques and Steven, Granton with Mr. and Mrs. F. Bowden and Margaret. Get protection Against RUST Snell Bros. ONLY 'LTD. $9 night of Barber Shop Harmony. at Londop B. Beal Teehni. eat Sehool on Saturday night Miss Blanche Mills visited with Mrs, Wm. Wynn At the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield of .Whalen 'Wednes. .dAy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and family ef, Delhi, Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Jeffrey and Allan ,of 'Thames Road were SundaY guests with Mr. and Mrs. john Both]; Pamela and .Calvin, Mrs. RoY Kirk visited with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin 'Tufts and family and Mrs, Freeman. Tufts of Lendon on Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Robinson and family were Sunday, guests with mr. eed Mrs. Jacksen Woods of Rev, and Mrs, A. jaclisoll of Atwood were Sunday evening visitors with ReY, and Mrs. Wareham and family. Mr, And Mrs. Wm. Dickey :and. family visited with Mr. And Mrs. Ernest Sittington ef Forest Lon Sunday and had 3S. their guests Mr. and Mrs. A. Ford Of Kitchener. Mr. Terry Gilbert and Mr, John MorphY of Toronto, Miss .0aniee Webb: ef Hyde Park were weekend- guests-. with Mr,. and Mrs. Don Morphy., Nelson and BradleY„ P.0 4e 10 The 'Times-Achmgetek ..Octoher 25, 190 Reviews 100 years of religion at 'Bend Message from Greenway .Group at Centralia sees mission scenes Topics from Woodham PY IMPPRT BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CLINIC Thurs„ November 1 1:00 p.ni. to 3:00 p.M. Middleton' s Drugs If you wish To Have Your Hearing Tested Phone for Free Horne Appointment Service to All Makes of Rearing Aids E. R, THEbE HEARINO Alb SERVICE 88 Queen St. 5,, Xitchener •