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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-02, Page 2S McDOWELL British Sportswear INTRODUCING "Jantzen Foundations' NOW IN CANADA New Selection of SummerDresses 25% off all cdriwg sweaters in stock. ee e1/0••••%~\0••e By MRS, G. HOOPER Weekend Special ! at MI BUB' DRIVE-IN Buy 4 Hamburgs Get One FREE! Exeter North On No. 4 PHONE YOUR ORDER TO 235-0383 Ammummemiamisemmemmumem ummiume Tifrka4-MVOCatet May 2, `)963` st more donations oDashwood centre Exeter lodges attend service at Centralia Horace Fakes Prang .11end,l.ao Rerport',So1414., 1.p0. .V1-48. 4 ▪ -00,0Q pr, H. .0,90 Peter MASSA 4L 4 • .1.0,00, Willis Hotspn r . 4 4- • . .5.-90 4q9.4.40. Aavollq, 1,00 Petpr • 1,00 Earl PatarS, t 0,99. t 55,00 :'1014 Marilyn Strang, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. H. H, Q. Strang, RR 1 Hensall, who graduated with her BHSc degree last year from. Macdonald Hall, Onelph, has taken a post graduate course at Montreal General Hospital this year and has been awarded her professional dietitian (PDT). PAO:mood community centre Rerhert: committee this week acknow- 19,04 ledges a number of new dons,. Clare ..Meligli/ 13 4:3: flops to the building fund ter KeMeke., ..... .400 the hall; construction .of which has now been completed. Recent .n00014419.14 ackPOWe IOW are: 132100.Amerinan.pil company , , $00.00 Anonymous „. „ „ , . 10,.00 Art Finkbeiner, RR, .g P4phwpocl. „ , „ , , 5,00 Riverside Pppltx7, London jack COrt k Went pagkwood., 5,00 .Stanley Freyne, Exeter „.. 5,00 Allen pfaff, .Creditors,.,.,. . 5,00 Jack Doerr, Exeter, 5,00 Abby Sararas, Zurich , 2,00 Elmer Rader, Dashwood Verne pincombe., Exeter, 0,00 J.A. Turner, pashwood, . 10.00 Pashwoo.d. Brass Band... ?moo AnoeyMeee , :20.00 South End Service, Exeter . MOO ",7recliton students won first place in each of the four speaking and spelling competitions sponsored ay Crediton Women's Institute Monday night, Pupils from Sharon, Khiva and Mt, Carmel schools also. participated. Winners and runners-up were: back row, from left, Gwen Finkbeiner, grade '7 spelling winner; Kathy Bouhome, grade 8 public speaking winner; Jane McCann, grade 7 rurmer- IP; Elaine Whitney, grade 8 runner-up; front row, Mary Angela Glavin, runner-up in grade 6 verse speaking; Brian Finkbeiner, grade 5 spelling winner; Linda Haugh, grade 6 winner, --T-A photo Brother, sister winners in Crediton PS contests Mrs. Claire Sisson attended the bazaar and luncheon at St. Anne's Anglican Church at Ade- laide Village on We dne sday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Morgan and Ralph of Guelph visited Sunday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Thacker and family. Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Jones and Mr. Ross Jones of London spent Sunday with them. Attention, Men! MAY is SAFETY MONTH Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thank- er and family visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison of St. Marys. Mr. Henry Watson and Mr. Earl Marsh of Brigclen, Mr. Harvey Parkinson of Baseline were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson. Mrs. Leonard Thacker, Orrie Elizabeth, Linda, Cathy andJoy attended the kitchen shower at Mrs. Bob Garretts' on Wed- nesday night held for Orrie, bride-elect of this month. Miss Ruth G. Hooper of Tor- onto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Gladwyn Hooper, Clare, ,Veryl and Jeanette. Album" was the theme. Or the entertainment provided by the group.. MrP. .Marg.Pret Smith, Pange Marleaask,...440 Mrs. Vera cO, ward, of Exeter were -guestS at the home. of Mr, and Mrs, Pegrge Hicks on Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Jack ge.ryr anddaugh- ter.S. Jean and Joan attended the cQIT rally and gr 42te exer,- eise.e in the Wingham. United church on Saturday,. Guest speaker at the rally was Rev, Jorgenson who showed slides to Illustrate his work in Trinidad, ,Iean and Joan Essery were. among the graduetes, Mr, and Mrs. O. Pollock of Kincardine and Miss Wilda Pol leek of Kitcheeer were weekend .emests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Qreb were Sunday visitors with Rev. J. T. and Mrs. Clarke in T3rownsville.. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Cunnington were Mrs, Pearl Faulhafer of Kit- chener and Mr, Lloyd Shantz of Waterloo, and. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family of Elimville. Mrs, Andrew Hicks returned :from South Huron Hospital to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks on Monday. Her daugh- ters, Mrs. Irvine Macaulay of Montreal and Miss Helen Hicks of San Carlos, California are spending the week with her. The UCW will be guests of the CGIT at a meeting in the school- room of the church on Thursday evening, May 9 with Br. H.11, Cowen of Exeter as the guest speaker. The Centralia Dnited Church was .Sunday ,evening for the annual church service of the Exeter Lodge 100F and The Pride of .Huron .Rebekah Lodge, Rev,„p,m, que$twqg aeeleted, In conducting the. 'Worship ;by. Allan Fletcher NG li)PE. and Mrs, Alice HOwen NG gebeltatie, Rev. Guest delivered aforepe NI And challenging sermon big for his subject "Three Links of .Oddfellewehip". ,uFriend.,• ship, love and truth are the links of the .chainpf fellowehip" said mr, pupst., Be paid tribute to the nharitable contributions made to public welfare by the lodges and to the loyalty of members to their ebligetioge bet pointed opt that this loyalty should not exceed the loyalty to christianity and the church.. Two numbers were sung by a men's choir with Mrs. lionneth Hodgins as organist and chpir leader. Cantons of Watford and Ailsa Qreig attended the service. ppIT BANQUET The Centralia COIT held its annual mother and daughter banquet on Thursday evening. The welcome was given byJe,ari Essery. A toast to the church was proposed by Joan .Essery and to the mothers by Jean Smith. These were responded to by Mrs. Ross McF,alle and Mrs. Elmer Powe. Mrs. R.S. Hilts of Exeter, guest speaker, spoke ona"pet- tern for Living, 1963". The speaker was thanked by Jean Lam m i e. Janice Bratrud ex- pressed thanks to the UCW for their work in preparing the A sing song was conducted by Mrs. Harry Wilson. "Picture Bring your car in for a complete safety inspection The Snider men will put your vehicle in the best of shape--ready for a safe, smooth summer. Come In today! A brother and a sister won two of the four public school competitions conducted Monday night at Crediton community centre. Gwen Finkbeiner, Crediton, placed first in grade seven spelling and Brian Finkbeiner, her brother, was the best spell, er in the grade five competition. They are children of Alvin Fink - oeiner. All four winners of the con- tests, sponsored by Crediton Women's Institute, came from Crediton. Other schools par- ticipating included Sharon, Khiva and Mt. Carmel. "United States--Our Neigh- bor" was the topic of Kathy Boulienne, winner in the grade eight public speaking compe- tition. As her extemporaneous Grocer: "I recommend this energy food for growing boys." Customer: "Are you crazy? What I want is a cereal that will sap their energy a little." subject, she chose her favorite sport, baseball. Runner-up was Elaine Whit- ney, Sharon, who spoke on edu- cation. Other competitors in- cluded Carla Revington, Mt. Carmel, who talked about the daredevils of Niagara, and Clarence Ayotte, Khiva, whose topic was archeology. Second place in the grade seven spelling contest was Jane McCann, Mt. Carmel. Others In this division were Bill Ratz, Khiva, and Sharon Mar t e ne, Sharon. Linda Haugh, Crediton, won the grade six verse speaking class with her recitation of "The Ant and the Cricket". Mary Angela Glavin, Mt. Car- mel, and her "Casey at the Bat" placed second. Other par- ticipants were Penny Ford, Sharon, and Ronald Denomme, Khiva. Paul Glavin, Mt.Carmel, was runner-up in the grade five spelling contest, Chairman for the event, which attracted a capacity crowd to the Crediton nail, was John Morrissey, former warden of Huron. Judges were Inspector G. J. Goman; Henderson King, prin- cipal of J. A. D. McCurdy School, Huron Park, and Prin- cipal A. B. Idle, Exeter Public School. Mrs. Ross Haugh, Crediton, was convenor of the WI com- mittee which staged the event. Cash prizes and pens were presented to the winners by teachers of the schools in- volved. Institute at Staffa chooses executive SEED POTATOES: Early and Late SEED CORN, PEAS, ONIONS: Bulk VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS FERTILIZER: Non Burning 7-7-'7 and 10-6-4, Your Choice of Farm Fertilizers. SHEEP(); 5 to 50 lb. Bags. PEAT MOSS: Small to Large Size BONE MEAL; For Shrubs and Roses LAWN SEED: Your choice By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD Mrs. Stuart Swietzer, Mrs. Jack Pickering and Miss Sandra Swietzer spent theweekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Comfort and Roy of Fenwick. Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and family were Mrs. Leah Keyes, Exeter, Miss Erma Finkbeiner, London, Mrs. George Fotten, Mrs. Sam Popescul and Michael and Miss Betty Mallory of Re- gina. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hartman and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. Clem McCann and Rickey visited Sunday with Mrs. Ben McCann, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCann and Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love attended service at Queenston United Church on Sunday morn- ing where Rev. W.C. Smith, former minister at Grand Bend, is now serving and were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Davidge and family at St. Catherines. NIMIIIMM111111•1110fth KIPPEN PERSONALS Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. MeHis in- cluded Mrs. John Gibson and Mrs. Tom Bourke, both of Wroxeter. Mr. Marshall Ste- wart of Seaforth called on Sun- day. Mrs. Elston Dowson has sold her house to Mr. Gordon Lavery of Hensall and takes possession June 1. Mr. Joe McConnell, realtor of Seaforth sold the property. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith and family of Grimsby visited recently with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. Rent our Spreader to sow Lawn Seed and Fertilizer. ROSE, FLOWER AND VEGETABLE DUSTS WEED KILLERS: For Lawn and Driveway See us for your Garden Requirements By MRS. NORMAN LONG Mrs. Vivan Cooper of RR 2 Kippen has returned home from spending a few days in Detroit visiting her aunt, who is ill in hospital there, and was accom- panied by her cousin,Mrs. James Paton of Clandeoye. Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair and Joan attended the wedding of Mr. Kenneth Barry and Miss Hazel Sinclair on Saturday, Ap- ril 20 at 7 pm in Runneymede United Church, Toronto. A re- ception followed at the Grena- dier Restaurant. Mrs. Alice Keen of Stratford is spending a couple of days this week with Mrs. Dowson at Kippen. Miss Patricia and David Mof- fatt of London visited recently with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Moffatt. BACKACHE Better Still, Get Yourself A SAFE A-1 USED CAR! LSMFT When kidneys fall to remove excess Odds and wastes, backache—tired feeling— disturbed rest Often may follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel bettor, sleep beast, work better. 80 Exeter Ph 235-1782 Whalen Corners Ph Kirkton 35r15 '62 PONTIAC COACH, former police cruiser, V-8 automatic, above average '61 THUNDERBIRD, loaded '61 FORD RANCHWAGON V-8 stick, driven by a sedate, clean-living insurance agent '61 FORD SEDAN V-8 stick, a real gem .... $1,900 '61 DODGE SEDAN 6 automatic, radio, see this one '60 DODGE RANCHWAGON V-8 stick, you're breaking my heart $1,750 '60 GALAX1E SEDAN, 6 cyl., automatic, a nice one to show historical research and current events, Mrs. Cecil Bowman, Miss Vera Hambley; home eco- nomics and health, Mrs. W. Glanville, Mrs. Roy McDonald; resolutions, Mrs. Sam Norris; public relation s, Mrs. Ed Brooks, HONOR NEWLY WEDS A reception was held in Staf- fa Township hall on Friday eve- ning for Mr. and Mrs, George Vivian with a good crowd in attendance. Nelson Howe's or- chestra provided the music for dancing. An address was read by Gor- don Colquhoun and a presenta- tion of money was made to the couple by Larry Gardiner. PERSONALS Eric Norris has completed his third year at the OAC Guelph and is spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris. our love on... Mrs. Gerald Agar was hos- tess for the annual meeting of the Staffa WI held in her home on Wednesday evening, April 24. Mrs. Russell Worden pre- sided. Sharon Agar showed some very interesting local movies which were enjoyed by all. Re- ports from all officers and committees were given. Mrs. Lloyd Miller presented the slate of officers for the nominating committee and Miss Vera Ham- bley presided for the election of officers. Past President is Mrs. Rus- sell Worden; president, Mrs. John Templeman; vice-presi- dents, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Garnet Taylor; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. John Miller; assistant, Mrs, Gerald Agar; district director, Mrs. Russell Worden; alternate, Miss Vera Hambley; branch directors, Mrs. Gerald Agar, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Ross Smale, Mrs. Roy MacDonald; pianists, Mrs. Ross &male, Mrs. Ruby Reed; auditors, Mrs. Ross S m ale, Mrs. W.J. Fell; press, Mrs. John Templeman; flowers and cards committee, Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Mrs. Ruby Reed; Tweedsmuir curator, Mrs. Ce- cil Bowman; Tweedsmuir com- mittee, Miss Vera Hambley, Mrs. W. J. Fell, Mrs. Tom Laing. 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Chuter Varna resident Mrs. Susan Catherine Chuter, 85, of Varna died Monday in Clinton Public Hospital. She was born in Goderich Township and following her marriage to Edwin George Chuter she resided in Varna. Mr. Chuter died nine years ago. She is survivedbyfive daugh- ters: Mrs. Norman (Irene) Wal- per, Mrs. Walter (Margaret) McBride and Mrs. Elmore (Ida) McBride, all of Exeter; Mrs. Fred (Mary) Carter, London; Mrs. William (Bessie) Town- send, Hayfield; four sons: Wil- fred, Varna; Thomas, Clinton; Elliott, London and Harvey, Owen Sound; 25 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at the Ball and Miitch ftmeral home, Clinton, Thursday, May 2 at 2 pm. Burial will be in Baird's cemetery, Stanley Township. 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YOU'LL BE SEE/NO ME IN rHE ADS RUN BY MOM will be olad you shopped at LINDENFIELDIS friariem.ZZ L1NDENFIELDS PHONE 235-2361 YOUY gift headquarters Larry Snider Motors LIMITED PHONE 135.1646 exttek PHONE 235-1570 EXETER FOrd, Fidriane, Faison end 'triad Truck: DON ROCnriii ELECTRIC MOTOR CTING ONTROLS LIGH 235-0282.70 HURON W A former ClandebOye area resident, Miss Amanda Bice, 90, died in St. Thomas hos- pital Tuesday, 13 hours after she Was pulled unconscious from her burning cottage, just South Of Mapleton, She had lived alone in the cottage since her brother Ivor died in March, 1962. They mov- ed from their Clandeboye area farm to the home of a nephew, Clifford Bite, in London In 1955. Following the at t V.s death they Malted to Yarmouth township. MISS Bite was the last Sur- viving member of the family of Mr, and Mrs. Ltireefi Bice, }ter predecedents Were John, Mrs. Hilda Manning, AI id a, Charlotte (Dot), Edward, and Ivor. She is survived by grand niece, Miss Mona Bice ) LOndon. Funeral. service Will be held Thursday at 2 pin at• the MurdY funeral hoine, Lucan, conducted by Rev, O. W, Sach, Of Ltieeil and Clandeboye hosted Chun, Ches. Burial will take place in the Nursery Cemetery, 1V14011- 11Vray township.