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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-05-16, Page 14Ann Blair, Miss. Wilma Wei- berg, also Karen and Garry at a tea party in her honor, Mr., and Mrs, Chas. Atkinson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. .Jas. Eagleson visited in Lon- don Sunday with their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Romps. Visitors Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atkin- son were Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Eagleson, Ailsa Craig, and Mr, and Mrs. Harvey gaglepotIo reenway. The average of weekly wages and salaries paid in Canadian industry was $23.44 in 1939, $42,96 in 1949, $73.47 in 1959, and was $ 81.59 in October, 1962. TOM DARLING AND SON 134 MAIN ST. EXETER Play it safe . . See us For Every Electric and Refrigeration Service And Electric Appliances PHONE 235-1913 Iloomomasta Day service, Next Sunday the summer change to 9;45 am Services Commences, ATTEND BAPTISM Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cun- ningham attended the service on Sunday May 12 at the Robinson Memorial Church, Lendon. The baptism service was conducted by the minister the Rev. Moir Waters. Tracy Denise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunning- ham received the sacrament of baptism. Following the service the grandparents were entertained. PERSONALS Mrs, Omar Cunningham, Mrs. Almer liendrie, Mrs. Wil- fred Cunningham and Mrs. George Young of Lucan attended the tea at the MIT Anglican Church on Tuesday, May '7. Mrs. Emily Tomes left on Wednesday to spend a few days with her daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer, David and Andrea in Petrolia. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn and Diane visited Debbie, who spent a week there, return- ed home with her parents and grandmother, Mrs. Tomes on Sunday. NEW RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis of London took up residence in their home in the village May 1, purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evers, who have taken up residence on Highway 23. SUNDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walden of Chatham and Mr. Carlyle Carter of London. Mrs. Omar Cunningham en- tertained her family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham, In- gersoll, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernol Cunningham, Glencoe, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham and family. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie had guests from London, Mrs. Wm, 'Walkoin, Mrs. Harry Mc- Naughton and Jeff and the Rev. L. C. and Mrs. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Paton and Jimmy with Mr. and Mrs. M. Cobleigh. Mrs. Leigh McClenagham, Palmerston, with the Sigsworth family. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Art Leigh and family of London were guests. Mrs.Sigs- worth's niece brought her entry which won first prize at the Hob- by Fair (a miniature doll, fur- nishings of a barber shop and beauty parlor). On Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Sigs- worth called on her uncle Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright and Mrs. Clara Halloran in Exeter. By MRS. NORMAN LONG MOTHER'S DAYSERVICE Mother's Day service Was observed Sunday in St. Andrews United Church with a good at- tendance. The choir of juniors rendered two suitable numbers, with the Leader Miss Ivison at the organ. The scripture lesson was read by Grant Jones, and Marjorie Turner gave the story. PLAN ANNIVERSARY Young Peoples Anniversary in St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, will be held Sunday, May 19 at 11 am. Rev. Britton of Grand Bend will be the guest speaker and Miss SharonStrong Seaforth the guest soloist, PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Sims and daughter of London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gridzalc and Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Mellis, Mrs. Pearl Love and Wayne of Varna were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes and Larry of London visited S at- urday evening with the latter's father, Mr. Robert Thomson. Mrs. Norman Long accom- panied by Mrs. Gordon Wren attended the Times-Advocate banquet in Exeter Saturday and toured the plant with other cor- respondents. Mr, Nelson Hood will be ad- mitted to Victoria Hospital, London on Thursday, May 16 for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Finkbeiner, C rediton. I know an old lady in Toronto who solemnly assured me that her Conservative dow gave two quarts of milk more each day than it had done before the elections. --Sir John A. MacDonald. If Ytnire TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and', then everybody geti a dtired•r•ut" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches, Perhaps noth, ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help aliiiiu ale the 'kidneys to reTieve Wei condition which may often cause back. ache and tired feeling, Then you feel better, rest better, work better, Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now, Look lot the blue box with the red band at all drug. counters. You can depend on Dodd's. to Area graduate Shirley Anne Dorman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dor- man, RR 2 Ailsa Craig, gradua- ted from St. Joseph's School of Nursing, London, Thursday. She is a graduate of North Middlesex District High School. --Aziz By MRS, C. WOODBURN Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dawson and family of Thames Road. The death of Mr. Hugh Wilson occurred in Windsor on May 6. When a young man, he lived at Greenway and attended Green- way Methodist Sunday School and church, later moving to Parkhill. Mrs. Walter MacPherson died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she had been a patient. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hons- berger of Vineland spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicks. Miss Lynne Brophey of Lon- don spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDon- ald visited Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Southcott of Oil City. Mr. Donald MacPherson of Hamilton spent the weekend with his father, Mr. Walter Mac- Pherson. The death occurred recently in Detroit of Ed. Matthews. He will be remembered by several people in this vicinity when he used to visit his cousin, the late Mrs. W. T. Ulens. mansizaa. Step up to the CELEBRATE the holiday with savings from •11•11.11111111,111110 Red Brand The parking's handy, the values dandy at Darling's — EXETER & LUCAN LEAN PRIME RIB ROASTS LEAN BLADE ROASTS SHORT RIB ROASTS DINNER HAMS COTTAGE ROLLS RINDLESS SIDE BACON SKINLESS WIENERS 651 43 ; 43; 796 551 69 Ready To Eat Sweet Pickled Cry-O-Vac Table-Rite No. 1 Table-Rite 1-lb. Pack.' IGA 8 to a package Frost 'n Serve Weston's Shortcake 314 Hot Dog or Hamburg Rolls 1% Schneider's Picnics 11/2 LB TIN $1.09 Gold Seal Flaked Tuna !! 294 AYLMER FEATURE 15.oz Tins Rod Ripe Watermelons 1 4 15 1/2'S 89c Choice Ungraded Peas 4 FOR MIX OR 590 MATCH Brussels Sprouts Brocolli Spears Cauliflower 10-oz. Zero 29 Aylmer 15-oz. No. 1 Texas Yellow Onions 2 lb. bag 29c Aylmer 15-oz. Zero Sliced Strawberries No. 1 Green 2-LBS. Cabbage 23c 1O z. 2/49c er Z0eroz -o. 2/494 1 15-oz. 39 Dragon Cantonese Chicken Dinner 14-oz. 65 Bananas 10 NO. 1 2 lbs. 29C .'41440e,e10. iii Dragon Cantonese Shrimp Dinner Frazervale Fish & Chips 14-oz. 65C 24-oz. 654 3/69 4/99c 2/49 2/514 3/$1 8/84 4/88c Slc 2/39c Boston Brown Beans Choice Peach Halves Choice Fruit Cocktail Heinz Ketchup oz Blue Bonnet Margarine Beaver Charcoal 5.B. BAGS White Swan Tissue =or: White Swan Towels Assorted Libby's Orange Juice 480x Libby's Blended Juice ,e:,;. Aylmer Wax Beans FA., RLIN David Weekend Mix Tpwaockirgsellss 99 EXETER 2 Stores LUCAN BAKERY FEATURES Hospitality Apple Pie 39C Shirley Gay Raspberry Jelly Roll 45c Lucan Rec ewL By NORM CARTER A successful Dog Show was held at the arena Saturday, sponsored by the Forest City Kennel Club, A fairly large crowd was in attendance and some wonderful specimens of the canine world were exhibited. The best dog in the show was a Kerry Blue Terrier own- ed by Mr. and Mrs. H. Betts, RR 1 Richmond Hill, Ontario. Other results will appear else- where in this newspaper. The major event this week is the annual Music Festival, sponsored by the Lucan Home and School Association. This function winds up on Friday night with a concert given by the various winners in their groups. It is hoped that all mu- sic lovers will make up a large crowd to attend on that night. The peewee and midget base- ball teams have been entered in the WOAA baseball league, and yours truly will be attend- ing a schedule meeting in Wing- ham this week and the schedule will be published just as soon as it is available, As far as the Other groups are concerned a local league will be formed pro- vided there are enough coaches for these kids, A monster fireworks display is on tap at Lucan Arena at dusk on Monday next, May 20. By all accounts from the com- mittee organizing this event it will be larger than any fire- works event ever held in Lilco. It is also hoped that a Midway will be in attendance to add to the holiday festivities. On Friday May 24 a fabulous show and dance will be held at the arena, featuring Hazel Me- Kirdy, Canada's youngest re- dording star. Among her suc- cesses IS the recording "To the ends Of the world". She has alSO appeared on television in Toronto, Kitchener and Buffalo and she is appearing in the CNE Grandstand showthie year. On the same show will be jiminy Merril and The 'Viscounts. Distinctive Mercury USED CARS 59 METEOR SEDAN, automa- tic, tutone, new tires, V8 motor. 59 METEOR SEDAN, radio,tu- tone, 6 cyl. motor. 59 METEOR SEDAN, radio, tu- tone, V 8 motor. 58 METEOR SEDAN, radio, tu- tone, p dual range trans, real 58 AUSTIN SEDAN, new paint 60 NASH RAMBLER, like new, radio. m56atPL.YMOUTH SEDAN, auto- matic. 60 ANGLIA TUDOR (yellow) 53 CHEV. SEDAN 50 STUDEBAKER, runs real well 62 850 AUSTIN TUDOR 58 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP, tn., tone. 53 PARGE 1/2-ton new tires, 970x15 South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PH 235.2322 EXETER It's the BIG BUY of the year veee.140,e4; Biddulp By MRS, M. H. ELSTQN Page 14. Timvq,Acl.v9cate./.. May 16,. 1963 Something all Newlyweds should know Clandeboye Institute.. host to Lucan ladies . . about financial success. The foundation of this Much-sought-after goal is financial security and an ideal way to achieve security is through life insurance. Should you buy now? Or can it be put off safely if both husband and bride are working? The wise thing is to buy now, Postponement till you're older means higher premiums and the risk of poor health striking in the meantime, Someday too, that second income will stop, maiming it doubly important that a new mother be guaranteed a living income—an income enabling her to devote full time to raising that precious new addition, The best buy for the young family is permanent insurance. It provides that most important guar- antee of family income. In addition, it's a savings plan providing cash in an emergency and funds for long-range objectives such as a university education for a son. Call the Man from Manufacturers about financial success through in- surance, You'll find him a competent and friendly adviser. A. g. PYttly Representative EXETER Tel: 235-0395 MOTHER'S DAY VISITORS With Mr. and Mrs, Robert Blair and family were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Warwick, Gary and. Terry and yii4s. Carol Picket- ballpt, Port Huron, Mr. and Mrs, Clark Fisher, Exeter, also Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fisher and Glenda; Mr, and Mrs. Ben Fisher, Cindy and Randy, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rowe of Exeter; Mr. and. Mrs. Bud Fisher and family of Centralia, Mrs, Har- old Rowe and boys of Thames Road, Mr, and Mrs. Sain Skinner and family with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym, Exeter. Mrs, Eldon Gabel,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mordush and Fran- kie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fis- cher, Dale, Holly, Mark, Lon- don with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer; Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Fischer, Kennon Jr. and Jamie, of Exeter were Sunday visitors, With Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg were the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Purdie of Hensall, also Miss Mildred Weiberg of London and Miss Phyllis Weiberg of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Gibson, Exeter with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Elston. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair and family with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ellen Flannigan, ',Pinion, PERSONALS Miss Brenda Blair celebrated her tenth birthday on.Saturday. Her mother, Mrs. Jack Blair entertained some of Brenda's friends Misses Robin and Fay wro:0414.wront, .Nyaiss Ry MRS, J. H. PATON CI ND1a11OY.E Clandeboye WI entertained 20 members of Lucan WI at the Meetiog' last Wednesday evening WI were welcomed by the newly elected president, Mrs, Alan Hill. Roil call was answered by naming ''my favorite maga- zine." Mrs. J. H. Paton read the scripture. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Alex Mac- intosh, Mrs. Norman Hardy and Mrs, Albert Rosser were named delegates to the District An- nual at Ivan on May 23, An in- vitation was received from Granton WI to view the pictures shown by Mrs. George Wilson. A $5 trophy was on display to be donated at the music fes- tival, Lucan. After the business court whist was played with Mrs, Wes At- kinson winning high score and Mrs. Arnold Blake, the consola- tion price. A white elephant sale with Mrs, Omar Cunningham as auc- tioneer made quick work of ar- ticles brought by members in- cluding asparagus, tarts, bulbs, plants and home made bread. Hostesses were Mrs. Andy Carter, Mrs, Karl O'Neil, Mrs. A. Blake, Mrs. A. Macintosh, Mrs. Ray Cunningham, Mrs. Norman Hardy and Mrs. Char- les Coughlin, ALFRED KILMER Alfred Edmund Kilmer, RR 1 Clandeboye, V, died suddenly at Craigholme, Ailsa Craig, on Monday, May 13. He bad lived there for the past year. He was born atIVIalahide near Aylmer and following his mar- riage to Annie Bertha Simpson in 1904 farmed on Con. 2 Mc- Gillivray Township. His wife predeceased him in 1947. Surviving are one son, Ar- nold Kilmer at home; two bro- thers, Leonard Kilmer, Cor- inth, James Kilmer, Aylmer. He was predeceased by three sisters. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. D. M. Guest of Centralia UC at the Murdy funeral home, Lucan, on Wed- nesday, May 15 with interment in St. James Cemetery, Clan- deboye. CHURCH NEWS At St. James Church on Sun- day the service was held at 9:45 am starting the summer change from 2:30 pm. The rec- tor conducted the service of Holy Communion. The white mums on the table at the altar were givenin mem- ory of Karl O'Neil and Cecil Carter by their nephew Louis and nieces Clarise and Mary O'Neil of Pennisbau. The service was in obser- vance of Mother's Day. At the United Church the Rev. G. W. Sach conducted Mother's 11.63 MANIppecILIFKIF!LIFE onsiramosomi III Health? Soo your doctor first* Bring your prescription to MIDDLEtON'S DRUGS