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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-26, Page 963 Meteor
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3/2 Ray St., 35 Daniell St..), 73 Milisiliacja
Toronto Barrie drills
Lights out at.Baseline. Men of churches
Trapped hour in picker form organization
By.
By MRS, W1114- .PEWAR.
BASELINE
Mr. Jules De Brabandere met
With anantPrtiMate aCeitientlaSt
week when his hanti caught in
the corn picker which was in
motion at the
He was .alone in the field.
November 2¢ PAge, '9
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LPPlae, of London,
.aet4. Brown and rtexnnne. of
Lambeth were ..PnrlcieY. visitors
with 'Mr. & Mr,.,40114''rheleP"
son..
A meeting for the nemlnntton
of vlllag,e...trnstees. ‘he held.
in the .1school Monday evening
between 41'.ancil pm,
Hospital wbere they aoued his
first finger badlY bruised_ and
the cords and aerves severed,
He was rushed to pt, Joseph's
Hospital, London, where he had
plaStic surgery. He, was very
tertimate that he 01 net: lose
his hand and arm,
t McNeight., who Was
helping him, had gone to Palead,
a W0;94 of PPM at the. Pewer
Inrm a mile ..away. Ve.eneh9o.r0
14..calln. for help leaving him
4IPrie for q.11A914''049. the ma-chine :
kept in motion on his
hind till Wilbert came ,haelaand
reieaSed
He rushed him to St. Marys
Hold noon luncheon
after marking quilt
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Wednesday morniag the Dor-
cas committee of the WA and
several members met in the
parish ball at St. Patrick's
Church to put in and mark a
quilt ready for quilting. At noon
all partook of a box lunch.
WA dues were collected and
a mystery prize donated by
Mrs. Clarence Davis was won
by Mrs, Barry Carroll. The
ladies of the congregation are
invited to Mrs. Bennett's home
for their next meeting Thursday
evening, Nov. 26.
FRED Bowppra shown, "No Longer vnntslog"
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convener of the social corn.
frItttee, ,replied,
Monthly meettrip of the newly
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rrloduapy owfi l the1)°11nehaet,I nd
with the next meeting in January
when officers will be elected
and plans made for the winter
program, Rev. D. M. Guest
was chairman ter the evening.
PERSONALS
Rev. D. M. Guest and Ken
Greb attended the meeting of
Huron Presbytery at Kippen
United Chureh, Rev. George
Wishart, president of London
Conference, made his official
visit to the Presbytery.
Mr, & Mrs. Grant Brown
and family of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs.
Sherman Eaton and Bonnie
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Fifty five men from the Cen-
tralia and Whaieri churches
gathered in the Centralia United
church Friday evening for a
banquet served by UCW social
committee.
After the banquet a shOrt
program was enjoyed including
several solos sung by Allan
Elston, accampanied by Mrs.
Elston and musical numbers by
a group consisting of Harvey
Smith, Douglas Lewis, Ken Greb
and Sam Skinner, also accom-
panied by Mrs. Elston,
The purpose of the banquet
was to coesider organizing a
United Church Men"s group for
the pastoral charge and Fred
Walters, president of the men's
group of Main Street United
church, was invited to outline
the organlaation and activities
of their group.
Two interesting films were
Christmas Special
Bit of a switch here
Jack Doerr IN a picture! Larry Snider posing in front of GM products! Strange as it may be, that's
exactly what's shown above as The T-A camera caught the local photographer and Ford dealer
with Lions president Harry Strang, left, as they helped organize their town-wide canvass for
welfare funds last week. Exeter citizens generously supported the Lions campaign by donating
approximately $1,000. --T-A photo
weekend.
Mrs. Harry Carroll and aunt,
Mrs. Eva Bands of London visi-
ted with Mrs, Henry Hodgins,
Lucan, Monday. Mrs, Hands
was guest with Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Carroll Sunday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Green-
lee, Exeter, were guests Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee,
Larry and Leslie. Leslie was
celebrating his twelfth birthday.
Mr. Jim Parker was also a
guest.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and
girls visited Mr. & Mrs, Howard
Clarke and girls, Shipka, Sun-.
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
Lucan, Spent Friday with Mr.
& Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Marziali,
London, were Saturday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs
Jr. and baby Fred.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll
and Wayne and Miss Barbara
McConnell, London, were Sun-
day evening guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Tex Muted, RCAF Cen-
tralia.
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PERSONALS
Mr. Tom Rees has returned
to his home from South Huron
Hospital following his accident.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis
were guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Tindall for Bob's birthday
dinner Wednesday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll and
Ian were guests at a birthday
dinner for Mrs. Ron Carroll
at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Harry Carroll Tuesday evening
and Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald, Lucan, were Thursday
evening guests with the Car-
rolls.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis at-
tended the funeral at the Dinney
funeral home Saturday of Mrs.
Davis uncle, Mr. Ernest Hicks
and relatives of the late Mr.
Hicks from Clio, Michigan, Mr.
& Mrs. George Miller, Miss
Maxine Hicks and Mr. Bill
Hicks, and Mr. George McFalls,
Centralia, visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Davis during the
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Whalen lady
fractures hip
and Father Boyer of Windsor,
had a very interesting visit to
Rome while the Ecumenical
Council was in session, and the
pictures were both interesting
and instructive.
Plans were made for asocial
evening in December.
Eureka floor care products selected for House of
Good Taste, N. Y. World's Fair
• Eureka Floor Polishers
Regular $49 our special price $29.95
• Barrymore Rugs and Carpets
• Easy Chairs and Chesterfields
• Bedroom Suites and.mattresses
• zenith and Rogers Majestic Television
• Maytag and Kelvinator Washers and Dryers
• Freezers, Refrigerators and Dishwashers
All good values at
The man who never tried has
no sympathy for the one who
tried and failed.
LIGHTS OUT
The Base Line was in dark.
ness Wednesday evening ,when
a tree fell across the road at
McNaughton"s corner onCentre
sideroad scattering live wires
on the road.
As a result lights were out
from 7:30 to 8:30 while the
Stratford crew were busy mak-
ing repairs.
PERSONALS
Mr. Alfred Baker is at pre-
sent in Stratford Hospital for
four to six weeks undergoing
a series of tests.
Mr. & Mrs. David Holland
and Mr. & Mrs. DP MeNaugh-
ton visited their parents, Mr.
& Mrs. David Sheppard of Ailsa
Craig one day last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Dewar of
London visited with his brother,
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Dewar re-
cently.
Mr. & Mrs. Donna McNeight
and family visited her parents,
Mr. & Mrs. E. Simms, St.
Marys, on the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Watson
were guests of Mr. &Mrs.Geo.
Wilson Sunday of last week.
Mrs. George Wilson attended
the Perth Historical Foundation
meeting (of which she is a di-
rector) in Stratford Thursday,
Nov. 12.
Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw of Birbay,
Sask. and Misses Helen and
Hazel I3agshaw of Saskatoon,
Sask. visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Elston, Mr. & Mrs.
Jesse Elston and Mr. & Mrs.
Humphrey Arthur, 3rd Line,
also friends in Exeter before
leaving for home in a new car.
Miss Elizabeth Esson, Kit-
chener, and Miss Donna Baker,
Toronto, daughters of Mr. &
Mrs. Nelson Baker and Miss
Mary Baker, Toronto, attended
the Cunningham-Chatten wed-
ding held in Woodham United
Church Saturday. Mary spent
a few hours with her grand-
parents before leaving on the
6 pm bus for Toronto.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Susie Devine is spending
this week with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Donald Hendrick, Mr.
Hendrick and daughter at Owen
Sound.
Mrs. Rosa Grigg is visiting
friends in London this week.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Pollock
of Greenway and Mr. & Mrs.
W. Gill visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Keith Charlton and fam-
ily at London.
Mrs. Robert Desjardine has
returned home from London
after spending two weeks with
her daughter (Pauline) Mrs. Jim
Tomlinson, who underwent an
operation in Victoria Hospital.
Zion leader
visits Royal
Zurich present.
Roll call was to name a Ca-
nadian manufactured article and
where the firm making it was
located. President Mrs. Roy
Morenz welcomed the guests.
Mrs. Nola Taylor convener of
Agriculture and Canadian In-
dustries presided for the pro-
gram.
Miss Patricia Damude, Huron
home economist was g u e st
speaker and spoke on safety
on the highways and in the
home.
Mrs. Harold Wolper spoke
on the motto celle, who never
makes a mistake, never makes
anything". Mrs. Marty Burke
gave a reading, Mrs. Mansel
Mason, Mrs. Emery DesJar-
dine, Mrs. Alex Hamilton and
Mrs. W. Gill sang a safety
chorus.
Mrs. Emery DesJardine gave
a reading and Mrs. Mansel Ma-
son played a piano solo. Mrs.
Nola Taylor conducted a con-
test on the counties of Ontario.
Mrs. James Drummond, Kip-
pen, South Huron District Pre-
sident brought greetings to the
Institutes.
From now until Christmas
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By MISS MURIEL HERN
ZION
Mrs. Thomas Hera spent last
Thursday and Friday in Tor-
onto, as guest of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture when they
sponsored a two-day trip to the
Royal Winter Fair to 200 4-H
Homemaking club leaders from
all over Ontario.
Rooms were reserved at the
Lord Simcoe Hotel and a special
leaders' breakfast was enjoyed
Friday morning with the guest
speaker Ethel Chapman, editor
of "From a Roadside Window"
in the Farmers Advocate.
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VIEWS PICS OF ROME
The Grand Bend Council of
the CWL met at St. Damien's
School the evening of November
23. Mrs. Don Robertson con-
ducted the meeting.
Father S. E. McGuire ofClin-
ton, showed slides of the trip
he had taken to Rome. Father
McGuire, together with Father
Smith, of the Grand Bend parish, PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Westcott
and family, Exeter, visited Sun-
day with Mr. & rs. Ephraim
Hern.
Mr. & Mrs. Ephraim Hern
visited last Thursday in Exe-
ter with Mr. & Mrs. James
Earl and Mr. & Mrs. Warren
Brock.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hern, Lynda
and Fred, Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Hern, Mr. & Mrs. Norm an
Brock spent a day last week
at the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto.
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
GRAND BEND
The general meeting of the
Grand Bend UCW was held last
Tuesday evening with 35 mem-
bers and four visitors present.
Mrs, Jack Eagleson conducted
the opening worship assisted
by Mrs. Stewart Webb.
Mrs. Robert Keyes gave the
last chapter on the study of
India and introduced the guest
speaker, Dr. E. A. McMaster.
He spoke on his visit to India
also showing his pictures.
Mrs. Clarke Kennedy pre-
sided for the business. Reports
were given by all conveners.
Treasurer's report showed a
balance of $770.
The ladies decided to send
two young people to the Toc
Alpha Convention which will
be held in December at Niagara
Falls. Three hundred dollars
was also voted to the building
fund of the church.
Rev. C. A. Brittain was in
charge of the election of of-
ficers for 1965. President is
Mrs. Clarke Kennedy; vice pre-
sidents, Mrs. Wellwood Gill,
Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. E. A. Mc-
Master; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Leroy Bariteau;
treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Wright;
citizenship, supply and social
assistance, Mrs. Rosa Grigg,
Mrs. George Walper;
Finance, Mrs. Douglas Shep-
herd; flowers, Mrs. Colin Love;
nominations, Mrs. Lloyd Wal-
per; program, Mrs. Ed Gill;
social functions, Mrs. Robt.
Jennison; community friend-
ship, visiting and membership,
Mrs. Elgin Webb; stewardship,
and recruiting, Mrs. Wilma
DesJardine; periodicals, liter-
ature and press, Mrs. Wellwood
Gill; pianist, Mrs. Mansel Ma-
son; assistant, Mrs. Verne
Sharpe.
Shipka
get your hands on a
PIONEER
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
WHALEN
Mrs. Wm. O'Brien is apatient
at Stratford General Hospital
suffering from a broken hip.
Ronnie Pullman returned
home Saturday from S ou th
Huron Hospital.
Jim Foster, Kitchener, spent
the weekend at his home here.
Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Simpson,
London, visited Friday with Mr.
& Mrs. Alex Baillie.
Mrs. Percy Hodgins and Jim-
my attended the commencement
exercises at St. Marys Col-
legiate, Friday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Milne Pullen at-
tended the Royal Winter Fair,
Toronto, Wednesday.
Jimmy Hodgins, Paul Wallis
and Michael O'Shea entered the
Queen's Guinea class and show-
ed their calves Friday at the
Royal Winter Fair.
Miss Avis Hodgins attended
a demonstration at Mrs. Allen
Gee's home, London Thursday
evening.
Gordon and Allen Hodgins
spent the weekend at the Royal
Winter Fair.
Mrs. Claire Bryan, Mrs.
Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Per-
cy Hodgins attended the euchre
sponsored by the WI of Gran-
ton at the Base Line School,
Blanshard, Tuesday evening.
Several men from the com-
munity attended the dinner
meeting forming a men's club at
Centralia United Church, Fri-
day evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins
and Marlene attended the Royal
Winter Fair Friday at Toronto.
THEME IS SAFETY
The Grand Bend WI met
Thursday afternoon with twenty
members and three visiting In-
stitutes, Kippen, Hensall and
it's the
farm
sized
CHAIN SAW
By MRS. HARRY SHEPPARD
Mr. & Mrs. John Lovie, Mot-
lard Line, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Les Adarns, Mrs. Harry
Chapman, London, and Mrs.
Jack Corbett, Hensall, visited
in Detroit with their relatives
recently.
Miss Helen Dietrich spent the
weekend with Miss Sandra Stan-
lake, Grand Bend.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Ratz Were Mr. & Mrs.
George Beattie, Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Scholes, Gebfrey and Susan,
and Miss Gertrude Rats, Lon-
don.
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Sherritt,
Parkhill, visited recently With
Mr. Herb Hariton and Sunday
he Visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Westman arid family, Lon-
don.
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as an investment?
Miss Pepper
So it really is an investment.
Funny, I had never thought
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Where can I find out more
about it?
InterviewerI
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Investment? 1 thought you
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