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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-06-06, Page 2C 50 Extra Gold Bond Stamps WITH PLASTIC MED. 6 Band Aids 494 MoorGard LATEX House Paint NN\ STAYS BRIGHT LONGER $8 G*95 AL • Colors that are really sun-fast • Resists blistering • Dries in 30 minutes • Cleans up with soapy water Benjamin Moore s Fisher's HAR D WAR5 Pluine 235-2190 09# 2. .0.4 1901: By . MRS. FRANK SS~UIRE ANN1Ngr4-4.kRY The S. 5. anniversary was well attended On Sunday morn- ing at the United Church, Rev, D. M. qtleSt, minister of the church, was, the sneaker, Spee- lal innate was provided by the choir, One anthem was pre,. WOO by the junior SS glass with Mrs. Duffield at the piano. Those attending and spend- ing the day with friends were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Raw- lings and Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rawlings and Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil, Clan- deboye, with Mr, and Mrs, Al- ton Neil. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnsen and. femily. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fields and family, London, Mr. Granddaughter awards winner ATTENDS GRADUATION W. C. Pearee attended the graduatien exerciaea for 25 nurses of Stratford General Hpspital on recently, among whom was his granddaughter, Elizabeth Jane Whiting, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. J.E. Whir ting, liazelton B.C. The gradtia,- tion was held in the Stratford Shakespearean Festival thea- tre. Miss Whiting received the City of Stratford Medal for general proficiency in theory and practice, the Alexandra Nunn award, first prize for general proficiency in bedside nursing and the award to the president of the Student Asso- ciation 1962-63. Canadians spent 5610 million, in 1962 on travel in other coun- tries, cerepared to $560 mil- lion spent by visitors to Canada. Hamilton Hodging attended the CQQF service at Bothwell en Sunday :at the PrePYterien church. Mr. Finkbeiner, Jackie and Joanne also accompanied them, Mr, and Mrs, Strong. Seafortn, Were Sunday evening visitors With Mr. and Mrs, Milne Pullen, Service at this church will be withdrawn on Sunda, , June 9, Owing to, anniversary service at Zion, Miss Carol P.9.ter and Jim Foster were pests at their cousin's wedding, Miss Mar» jorie Corbett at the Presby- terian church, St. Marys on Saturday. Stephen John, infant son 'of Mr. and Mrs, John Marshall, the former Betty Duffield, pt, Marys, died at St, Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tuesday, June 3. Mrs. Melvin Weir, Devizes, and. Mrs. Win, Metters, Thorn- dale, called on Mrs, Cora Mor- ley and Mrs. Pitt recently. and Janice, St. Marys. Were Sunday girests. with Mr,„ and Mrs, Harry Kiahrp, ii 'rank Parlsinann and glenn Visited on Friday with Mrs, Nettle Blight; Pardon and Gyant li9dgina Were gueSts at , hPAP party on Friday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edwards, Anoka. Farms, Arva, Miss pail Feirbairn, London, and Mr. Arnold Firby, St. Thomas, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs,BillJelinson, On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wrn„ Johns and fareily, Tharne s Road, also visited the Jonnsons. NITS, Laverne Morley was present when the teantiers of Biddulph TWO, held a dinner meeting at the"Iroquois", Lon- on, A progentation. was given to the four teachers wno are leaving at midsummer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Schrier, Stratford, visited on Sunday with Mr, and mra, Laverne. Morley. Mrs. J. Finkbeiner and Mrs. Mr, .4,T10. Mre, Ang44 Zion, with Mr,, and Mrs., Milne Mgt Melville Ciunningt Frank Parkinson and .4 Glenn,, , Mrs, Allen quPs, Mr., 41144 Mrs, Ray Jaques; and Steven at ,- tended the Gunning reunion et Stratford Park o.n Saturaay, Miss Avis 'liodgins was guest on Friday at the Myer,. stone-Hoipetter wedding at St, TheillaS and also later attended the receptien, Sunday ViSiters with Mr. and Mrs. Norman liedgins were Mr. Larry Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Squire, Granton, and Mrs. Helen. Hart, Detroit. Mrs. Alm; Saillie visited on Wednesday with Mrs. E the 1 Squire, Granton, Allen liotigins and Michael O'Shea attended the St. Marys 4-1i Swine Club meeting at the home of John Woodside, Nis- souri Twp. on Wednesdayeven- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Fischer and Mrs. Mervin ,/ Ohn so 0, Stratford, Mr, and Mr s. Neil johnsOn and faintly, Mr. and, Mrs„ Roy Tottiloof and Lydia Of Kitchener with Mr, and. Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mr. end Mrs. Edgar Squire, Exeter, with Mr, anti Mra. Cecil Squire. Mr. and Mrp, Ross. Skinner and family, glimme, with mr, and. Mrs. Win, Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hero and family, Zion, with Mr, and Mrs. McCleoti Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, London, with Mr, and Mrs.. Ken Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Roy and Ronnie were in Bramp- ten on Sunday and visited with Mr. Harvey Herbert. Gideons present testaments to hospital for new wing Morley. Hall, Exeter, representing the South Huron Gideon group, recently presented Bibles to the local hospital for the use of patients in the new wing. Above Mr, Hall gives one to Mrs. William Snell, James St. Nurses Miss June Lynn and Miss Myrtle Ninham assist in the distribution. --T-A photo Grocery Manager Training of 'U' students Tony Ducharme in full swing at Centralia TAKE LIFE EASY The summer reserve of- ficers' training program at RCAF Station Centralia is in full swing. About 340 students from 38 Canadian universities, includ- ing 11 women, are taking basic training on the station. Most of them arrived. May 20. The school, a separate unit from the regular training pro- gram at Centralia, has some 65 instructors including a num- ber from Canadian universities. Commanding officer is W/C K. B. Handley. The school involves two training program s--the regular officer training plan (ROTP) and the university reserve training plan (URTP). Under the former the RCAF subsidizes their university education and they receive permanent com- missions upon graduation. The URTP is designed for students who have an interest in the RCAF but do not wish to com- mit themselves to a service career. The six-week course at Cen- tralia gives them basic training in their responsibilities as of- ficers of the RCAF, Upon gra- duation, set for Thursday, June 27, they will be transferred to other course or on-the-job and Soak in these Summer Food Savings Maple Leaf Tendersweet Ready-To -Eat Smoked Hams sa ys: Royal Gold Shank Portion 45 b Butt Portion 491 Audience applauds 59 C lb Choristers' 75; (Intended for last week) Young voices of the T - A Choristers matched enthusiasm with an audience of about 125 at their first sponsored con- cert Friday night, at Exeter Legion Hall. The girls, from a number of centres in South Huron, sang in great variety from folk songs to musical-comedy favorites, sometimes in unison, some- times in two parts and some- times even in two keys. Their efforts were rewarded with a lively ovation. The program, "Spring Fes- tival of Songs", was in six groups. After a very bright Hi Neighbor and It's a Grand Night for Singing, came Look For a Silver Lining. The next trio of songs was begun by Susan Goman who sang, well within her range, When Love is Kind. The chorus continued with two oldfavorites They Didn't Believe Me and Make Believe. A religious group came next, featuring a solo by Mary Ann Hayter, Let There be Peace. Four folk songs followed in- termission. The audience was invited to participate in rhythm- clapping with the chorus for Take Me Along and Study War No More. 01' Man River, sung in part by the chorus gave a baritone vehicle for director Ronald Heimrich and Sheryl Stade sang Mighty Lak A Rose. The next trio of Tip Toe Thrie the Tulips, If I Loved You and Love is a Many-Splendored Thing was followed by a solo by Ann Marie Kraft, Young Levers. 49; MAPLE LEAF SKINLESS Shank Half 551 Butt Half Pork Loins WITHDRESSING BONELESS Pork Sausage Sliced Bologna MAPLE LEAF 39 ICE CREAM IA Gallons 69C training at various stations across Canada. At Centralia, the students, day is divided into eight train- ing periods: three for drill and physical education, and five for academic subjects. Subjects in- clude RCAF history and or- ganization, leadership, nuclear defence, RCAF law, effective speaking, service writing, world affairs. The cadets are divided into flights of about 30 men, each flight being planned to provide representation for each pro- vince of the country. The stu- dents themselves serve in po- sitions of command in the flight, cadet organization. Flight com- manders are graduates of ser- vice colleges. Other offices in- clude cadet wing commander, wing adjutant, wing warrant of- ficer, squadron warrant of- ficer. During the winter program of the plans, which covers the aca- demic year at universities, training consists of attendance at weekly parades with study of a syllabus prepared for the use of university squadrons. Each squadron is commanded by a primary reserve officer, a fa- culty member of the university concerned. He is assisted by other faculty members who are reserve officers and a resident staff officer of the r e gul a r force. concert Two more Broadway favorites, Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' and Oklahoma, brought the con- cert to a close. Mr. Heimrich and Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver, accompanist, were presented with gifts from cho- rus members. Mr. Heimrich said he was rewarded by the co-operation of members of the group and that he hoped the chorus would grow to make necessary an addition on the Legion Hall. The chorus was formed in October 1962 and has 21 mem- bers ranging in age from 12 to 16. Members wore new scar- let blazers and grey, pleated skirts, which they have adopted as their official dress. 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Father James Kelly PP attended the confirmation exer- Claes held in St. Peters Basil- ica Sunday evening for adults. Miss Helen Sullivan RN of Sarnia spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Sullivan Sr. The Holy Name rally for this district will be held at Mt. Carthel this Sunday at 3 pm. An informal luncheon was held at noon last Saturday et New Assumption University, WindsOr and a former son of Mt. Carmel pariah Rev. Vincent 1 Guinan of the University Of St. ThenieS in Houston, Texas had honorary degrees conferred ri hilt. Prime Minister Lester 23 Pearson else received an honorary doctor of laws degree. Mr, and Mrs; JOSeph deity and tern ily accompanied by MrS. Laura Waft and Theresa spent Sunday evening in tendon: VW, tint! Mr. and Mrs. Clare' Rock. 11.0, and Mrs. Joseph }Wallet Merlin Called on Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wigan fast Weekend and 'elso attended the Weide-Wei. &tin wedding.