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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-11-18, Page 9Ontario 4-H delegates Ann McNaughton, Iona Station, Ruth Dewhirst, Petrolia County, Kathryn Oke, Exeter and General Rey- craft, Glencoe, are welcomed by R. G. Bennett, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, (Administration) as they arrived in Toronto to attend the National 4-H Club Conference. Some 148 delegates from Canada and the United States are attending the gathering. CREDI TON NEWS WSWS of EUB Church hold election of officers EXETER DISTRICT and CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED Cordially invite all persons interested in Beef Feeding and Animal Health Dr. GEORGE MACASKILL, D.V.M., veterinarian for Cyanamid of Canada, Mr. FRED LIBBY, United Co- operatives Feed Department will be on hand to discuss the latest developments in beef cattle feeding and disease prevention and control. MON., NOV. 29 8:15 P.M. Town Hall EXETE DISTRIJ CONOP Beside CNR SiciTion 23.1.1-208 The Pick of 'em all! .$4 tUtliTE,) ROSE FURNACE & STOVE OILS FILL UP WITH THE BEST! Top Quality Coal SELDON FUELS Phone 235.2314 or 235.0602 . . . to Raise a Heifer to Milking Age *Source, Ontario Department of Agriculture IT COSTS $5.00 to Give Her the Genetic Ability to Milk Dairymen across Ontario are taking the gamble out of their breeding program by raising daughters of A.I. proven sires, bulls whose older daughters have already shown their inherited ability to produce under all types of management. Most of these sires are still available at the basic $5.00 breed- ing fee, and service from qualified, licensed technicians Is as near as your telephone. Please remember our calling hours, weekdays till Moo a.m. (for Sunday service in most areas, phone Saturday, 6-8 p.m.) Our offices are listed in local telephone directories for your convenience. WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASS'N. HYDROCEL PRESSURIZES ALL WATER SYSTEMS No matter what type or make of pump is used, Hydrocel will pressor. jze the system. Here, again, adapta- bility stands out as one of Hydrocel's outstanding features. HYDROCEL IS OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY JACUZZI Hydrocel is a device of such signifi- cance that it is compared to a major Jacuzzi invention — the jet pump c developed in 1926). And, like the jet pump, Hydrocel was years in de- velopment. Now, Hydrocel, a Jacuzzi exclusive, stands as a tribute to the company's half•century of constant research, development and production of quality products. Manufacturers of. PUMPS • WATER ST57E/AS • SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT . AIR COMPRESSORS • MARINE JET UNITS FOR BOATS • WHIRLPOOL BATH JET CHARGER — Automatic air con- trol. Prevents waterlogging in the pres- sure tank. Cuts power consumption, motor and switch wear. Supplied with all Series RP complete water systems. MOTOR — High quality, standard make, horizontal unit type electric motor with automatic thermal overload protector. Ball-bearing type, drip proof, 3450 rpm, 60 cycles; 2900 rpm, 50 cycles. SYNCHRO-FLOW DESIGN—No control valve is required on Series RP pumps since new Synchro-Flow design of the pump case automatically synchronizes the flow of water to the pressure tank and jet with varying water level in the well. No hand adjustment is needed. INJECTOR (JET) — On shallow well units, the famous Universal injector is on top of the ground, located just in- side the pump case. The nozzle and venturi are easily accessible with or- dinary tools and without disturbing piping. BRONZE HORIZONTAL CHECK VALVE Also on top of the ground for easy accessibility, a herizontal check valve keeps the pump primed and ready for immediate service. IMPELLER — Expertly designed im- peller is precision balanced for vibra- tionless Operation. JACUZZI CANADA LIMITED appoint EXETER DISTRICT CONOP c\t v ets k 1j4' for Quality Pumping Systems HOURS Mon to Fri 8-5 Sot 8-12 .....--..................... 235-2081 Beside CNR Sintton EXETER DISTRIC • • • • V4 • •• • ..eed of Faith" topic Whalen UCW meeting meeting Thursday, Dec. 2 when Rev. Stairs will speak and show pictures on the mission to lepers. The Christmas offering will go toward the work among lepers. Members are asked to bring poems to help fill the scrap book. Five boxes of used clothing have been packed., Rev. Zurbrigg then took charge of the election of officers: Pre- sident is Mrs. Ervin Ratz; vice- presidents, Mrs. Paul Schenk, Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner; secre- tary, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport; As- sistant, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lorne Morlock; WSWS treasurer, Mrs. Ray Morlock; local treasur- er, Mrs. Ross Krueger; Secretaries, local responsibil- ity, Mrs. Hugo Schenk; spiritual life, Mrs. G. E. Wenzel; steward- ship, Mrs. Roy Ratz; missionary education, Mrs. Aaron Wein; so- cial relations, Mrs. Ed. Hend- rick; missionary education for children, Mrs. H. Zurbrigg; for youth, Mrs. Allan Finkbeiner. UC YOUNG PEOPLE The Crediton United Church Young People met Monday, No- vember 8 with Wendy Neil and Sharon Hodge in charge of the worship. Rev. R. Hiltz showed two films for teenagers. The next meeting is to be held November 22. A social half hour was enjoyed by all. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. King Atkinson of London visited last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher. Mrs. Wm. Haviland returned home last week after visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baillie of Saginaw, Michigan. Mr. & Mrs. Evan McCandless of Strathroy spent a day recently with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Oestricher. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Oestricher were Dr. & Mrs. McBain of Grimsby and Dr. & Mrs. Honey of Fenwick. Will vote on liquor lounges Questions concerning the sale of beer to men in beverage rooms and licenced liquor lounges will appear on the Dec. 6 Stephen Township election ballot. Township councillors decided Tuesday night to have both ques- tions placed on the municipal ballot. The township has had licenced dining rooms since 1960. Councillors delayed, for fur- ther discussion, decision on a request for support of a $550,- 000 debenture issue for South Huron District High School board. It was laid over until the next meeting. The money is needed for an addition to the school at Exeter. Mrs. Ed. Stewardson, Mr. & Mrs. Verne Ridley and Mr. & Mrs. Langford Ridley visited Sunday with relatives at Burling- ton and Hamilton. The Herean Bible Class of the United Church will hold their meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. EltonCurts. Mr. Earl Gardner and Tom of Newmarket called on his mother, Mrs. J. Gardner Saturday, M. & Mrs. Andrew Keogh of Lucan visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Smithers and John- nie. Mrs. Don Rock returned home last week from St. Joseph's Hos- pital, where she had been a pa- tient. A Bible Society canvass will be made of this community on Saturday. (Held over from last week) Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Eagleson, Helen and Gary spent the week- end with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Merner of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Brethour of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. Dawson Woodburn. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Glousher of Galt spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Smithers and John- nie. M. & Mrs. Harold McDonald visited on Sunday with friends at Delaware. Mr. & Mrs. Carman Wood- burn spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Larmer of Peter- borough. 150 friends honor Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle of Kippen were host and hostess to l'open house" Sunday, Nov. 14, in honor of the former's mother Mrs. Jean I. Kyle of Clinton on the occasion of her 90th birthday. One hundred and fifty guests called to extend congratulations and best wishes. Mrs. George Hills of Walton and Mrs. John McLachlan of Egmondville presided at a lace covered tea table with tall tapers in silver candelabra and centred with a two-tier , birthday cake. Mrs. Don Kyle of Hensall and Mrs. Wilmer McClinchey of Var- na served and great granddaugh- ter Miss Deborah Kyle was in charge of the guest book. The honored guest was the recipient of a host of good wishes by cards, telegram, telephone and a framed scroll. Guests were present from Tor- onto, Port Dover, Stratford, Lon- don, Glencoe, Exeter, Hensall, Zurich, Seaforth, Walton, Clin- ton, Blyth, Hayfield, Brucefield and Varna. Mrs. Kyle is the former Jean Isabel Mitchell, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mitchell and was born at West- field, East W a wano s h. From there the family moved to Auburn and later to Clinton where she was married in 1900 to the late Thomas Kyle of Milton, North Dakota, formerly of Kippen. Shortly thereafter they moved from Milton to Saskatchewan and in 1907 returned to the east to take up farming at Kippen. Following the death of her husband in 1927 she moved to Clinton where she has since re- sided. Mrs. Kyle still enjoys the blessing of all her faculties and maintains an acute interest in current events, and always an ardent lover of flowers. By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN The Whalen UCW met Wednes- day afternoon at Mrs. Chas, Mc- Roberts' with ten members an- swering the roll call. The hos- tesses were Mrs. McLeod Mills and Mrs. McRoberts, The theme of „meeting was "Need for Faith". Mrs. Eric Atwood was in charge of the worship service assisted by Mrs. Wm. French, Mrs. Finkbeiner favored with a reading, Mrs. Duffield presided for the business part of meeting. An invitation was extended to Whalen ladies to attend the Christmas bazaar at Centralia church in December. Members are asked to bring toys and donation of fruit for the Thomas Allway Home,London, and old shoes for th Rescue Mission, London. It was decided to have meetings in the homes for the winter months. The Christmas meeting will be at Mrs. Gordon Johnson's home with an exchange of gifts. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Melville Gunning and Muriel, Mr. Walter Gunning and Mr. Wilfred Herbert, Exeter, were Thursday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley. Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn and Mrs, Edith Shier, Granton, were in London Sunday visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Parkin- son. Messrs. Jim Foster and Allen from area Jean Kyle She is a member of Ontario Street United Church, a member of the Eastern Star, joining 66 years ago in Milton, North Da- kota, a member of the Rebekah lodge, and an honorary member of the Kippen WMS for many years. Mrs. Kyle has two sons Wil- liam and Emerson both of Kippen, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Hodgins attended graduation ex- ercises for Wells Academy, Lon- don, at the Holiday Inn Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. 0, E. Webb, Gran- ton, were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Morley, the occasion being the Webb's 58th wedding anniversary. Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Scott, Cre- diton, visited Wednesday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Percy Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Mrs. Clare Bryan and Jeff attended the Royal Winter Fair Friday. Mrs. Laverne Morley and Miss Carole Foster attended a bridal shower in honor of Patricia Har- ness at Granton Friday evening. Mrs. Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick, London, at- tended confirmation service at St. Patricles church, Saintsbury, on Sunday when Bishop Appleyard of the Georgian Bay district con- firmed nine candidates. Mr. Hamilton Hodgins was in Toronto a few days during last week attending the Ontario Fed- eration of Agriculture convention By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL Mrs. Harold Skipper spent last week with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Skip- per at Brantford while Mr. Skip- per was on a hunting trip. Mrs. Elgin Webb is spending this week with Mr. Jack Mann and children at Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Wally Becker and family of Kitchener spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Walper. Mrs. T. MacMillan of Exeter will be guest speaker at the Grand Bend WI Thursday, Nov. 18 at 2 pm in the town hall. Members are also reminded to bring jam and jelly for South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Gill spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Mel Ramsden at North Bay. Mr. & Mrs. James Patterson and Mr. & Mrs. Don Walper spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gary Abbott at Toronto. Times Advocate, November 18, 1965 Page 9 , . at Royal York Hotel. Mr. French. M. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman The Hodgins family, Mr, Visited Friday with the former's Mrs. Rorrnan liodgins and Mrs, parents, Mr. & Mrs. Geo, Pull- Clare Bryan and Jeff gathered man, Mitchell, at the home of Mr. .& Mrs, Percy Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton liodgins Hodgins as a surprise partyFri- attended the annual Federation day evening. The occasion was of Agriculture meeting of Nis, their 20th wedding anniversary. sours, Dorchester and Westmin- The evening was spent playi4 stem Townships at Weliburn Uni- euchre. The bride and groom Of ted Church Friday evening. 20 years were presented with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. French and several lovely gifts, family were guests of Mr. & Miss Eileen McKenna., St. Mrs. Gary Parkinson, St. Marys Marys, spent the weekend with Sunday honoring the birthday of Mrs. Cecil Squire, un eeeee 1, eeeee 0000 o ... . / ..... 1,,I$110 ,;11,1 ..u! .. 1.!..111M1111,111 . I. .. . 1, Seed Oats • • • • • •• ••• • --•• •••- --• • •- -- • - "We're buying" Garry, Russell & Rodney Registered, Certified or Canada No. 1. HIGHEST PRICES PAID Give us a call THOM PSON HENSALL 262-2527 & Sons Ltd. 1111 ......... L.... 111111111 lllll 11 lllllllll 11111111111 lllllllll 1 llllllll L...... 1111111111111 llllll 1 lllllllllllllll 11111 llllllllllll The WSWS of the EUB church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. E. Fahrner at the piano and Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner leading the meeting. A play ''Neighbors" was well given by Mrs. Finkbeiner, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Mrs. Roy Ratz, Mrs. G. E. Wenzel and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner. A vocal duet was given by Karen Finkbeiner and • Margaret Haist. The president Mrs. ErvinRatz conducted the business. A letter was read from Jean Kellerman of Tokyo, Japan. A donation of $10 is to be given to the CNIB. Monies were voted to both the current and mission treasuries of the church. It was decided to have a bakeless bake sale to which the ladies of the congregation will be asked to contribute. A congregational pot luck sup- per is planned for Nov. 26 when the budget of the church will be presented. The WSWS will hold their next