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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-04-13, Page 8Page 8 Times.Advocate, April 13, 1967 Young people meet service centres 5 Year Guarantee New Deluxe Farm Sprayer Featuring Corrosion-proof Fibre-Glass Tank -- 200 Imp, Gal. Capacity FERTILIZERS Toughest Box Built... Safest, too! Gehl Boxes have been safety-tested and farm-proved • . . at the factory and in the field, to give you year 'round crop service. Quick-Action safety bar with side lever lets you stop unloading action , .. instantly! These safety features are standard equipment with every Gehl Box. Gehl Boxes offer greater capacity, longer life, too. Built to really take it . . Gehl Boxes give you day-in, day- out (mile-after-mile) of big capacity hauling and han- dling. Come in today. Ask to see the Gehl Boxes. Toughest boxes ever built and the safest your money can buy! Financing easily avail- able. Make us Prove it with a Demonstration! G. A. Borland CENTRALIA, ONT. Dedicate gifts at Centralia UC, minister .presents talk to ladies By MRS. FRED BQWDEN CENTRALIA Mrs. Murray Elliott and Mrs. Harold Lightfoot presided for the program at the UCW meeting in the schoolroom of the church Thursday evening with MrS, Lightfoot as leader. A duet was sung by Mrs. Lorne flicks and Mrs. H. Lightfoot with Mrs. Alvin Fssery at the piano. The study book chapter on "The Develop- ment of the Church in Lower srpaRiyreiEnvlg.lipott.at . lknusGitn,g Canada" was given by Mrs. Mur- est gave an in- for his topic "Looking back after Easter". A solo was sung by Mrs. Russell, Wilson with Mrs. Lorne Hicks at the piano. mr, and Mrs. Grant Martin and. Ken of London were Sunday Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schroeder and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Semple of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Schroeder. Also present for the birthday dinner were Mr. and Mrs, Harold Fischer, Mark and Holly and Mr. Trueman Fischer of Dash- wood. Miss Mabel Refoir of London is spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunnington. Guest, Mr. Cecil Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drought and Mrs. Russell Wilson. Some of those attending took part in the Massed Choir. Mr, Frank Hicks returned home Friday following a.business trip to Calgary. Following rehearsal for the Thomas-Shoebottom wedding Friday night, the bridal party were entertained by Mr, and Mrs. Earl Thomas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebottom. Mrs. Samson McFalls of Ex- eter was a weekend visitor with her sister, Mrs. Arthur MrFalls. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer and boys were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Whiteford in London on Sunday, the occasion being Davie Fischer's first birthday. Reformed church Exeter, At the left is district president Carol Weitzel of Stratford and at right Carol Hendrick, Crediton, district treasurer and Norma Weigand, Dashwood YF president. More than 50 members of the Stratford district Yiuth Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren church attended their annual banquet at Crediton's EUB church. Saturday. Above, Crediton YF president Bill Ratz welcomes the guest speaker Rev. Harmen Heeg of Bethel T-A photo Residents at syrup event Crediton youths host EUB rally DEDICATION SERVICE A pair of beautiful bras s candlesticks inscribed in loving memory of the late Mr. and Mr s. Nelson Baker were presented to the church by Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker and dedicated in a cere- mony by the Rev. D. M. Guest during the service in the United Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Baker lit the candles in tribute to her husband's late parents. Ey MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON Saturday the spring rally and banquet of the Stratford District Youth Fellowship was held in the EUB Church with about 50 young people in attendance. Girls from Sebringville sang both solos and duets, and the Crediton group presented a play. Following the banquet, Rever- end Harmen Heeg of Bethel Re- formed Church, Exeter, showed pictures he had taken in the Holy Land, & Mrs. Eugene Finkbeiner and family, Thornton; Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Fuller and family, and Miss Maleeda Schenk, Exeter; and Mrs. Beatrice Tate, Hamilton. Saturday relatives of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner honoured them upon the occasion of their forty-ninth wedding anniversary. Present at a dinner at the Do- minion Hotel, Zurich were Mr. other relatives in the area. Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Stewart and family of Hensall were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Allen Fink- beiner. Last Thursday evening at Walkerton Mr. Lawrence Hill en- joyed the Road 5 perintendents' banquet sponsored by the Robert Steele Company. The menu featured seven kinds of meat. Messrs Lloyd Hey and Lorne Voigt attended the Maple Syrup Festival at Elmira Saturday. So great were the c r owds on the highway that it required nearly two hours to drive from Kitchener to Elmira. Visitors were present from as far away as Lexington, Kentucky. Mr. Hey brought home a purchase of caraway-flavoured cheese. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Ratz and Mr. Albert G.iser were in Tor- onto Saturday and Sunday to attend the golden wedding celebration of Mr. & Mrs. Claud Fleury. They also visited Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kerstein and Mr. & Mrs. Ra' Collett. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Pfaff of Rodney were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Alf Tilley. MESSENGERS MEET The Messengers met Sunday morning. Karen Skinner led the worship service. A story "The Missing Words" was told by Mrs. Harvey Smith. A reading "The Sunbeam and the Brook" was given by Brian Hicks. Discuss education at Staffa meeting PERSONALS Among those attending the Cen- tennial Mission Festival in Clinton Sunday were Rev. D. M. was served by Mrs. Russell Tay- lor and Mrs. Johnny Miller. PERSONALS Last Wednesday evening at the regular Bible Study Hour of the United Church, Mr. and Mrs. Greenway, travelling evangelists from British Columbia, were present with the pastor, Reverend Douglas Warren. Mr. Gs eenway, an accomplished musician, sang and played several numbers on his violin. Mr. & Mts. Leland Guenther, Holinquist, Saskatchewan, an d Mrs. Grace Howey, Kitchener, spent Tuesday with Mi. & Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and called on WINNERS AT DANCE A large crowd attended the Centennial Dance sponsored by the Staffa Women's Institute in Staffa Hall Friday evening, March 31. Music for dancing was pro- vided by The Norris Orchestra and cam Harmer was the floor manager. Prizes were awarded for best centennial dress for ladies to Mrs. Harold Coleman; gents, Jack Burchill; best waltzing couple, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Warden; best two-step, Mrs. Harold Cole- man, Ray MacDonald; best seven- step, Mrs. John Drake, Roy Mac- Donald; spot dance, Mrs. Ross McPhail, Murray Christie. FERTILIZER WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THAMES VALLEY PRODUCE Bulk, custom mixed to your requirements. Bagged, any analysis. Fertilizer Spreader available. Complete stock of Weed sprays and Baler twine. HIGHWAY 83 at 23 229-8950 Custom Grain Cleaning & Treating CHOPPING & MIXING ROE & BLANCHFORD FEEDS HURON BRAND FIELD SEEDS SEED GRAINS & BEANS WEED SPRAY MATERIALS HAROLD SCHROEDER DASHWOOD Milling 237-3651 USED EQUIPMENT SPECIALS HURON TRACTOR YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER D 19 ALLIS CHALMERS DIESEL power steering 460 IH GAS TRACTOR WITH LOADER 2010 JOHN DEERE with Power steering and 3 point hitch. A selection of good used tractors with Hydraulics and Cultivators. CALL 235-1115 By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mrs. Harry Under hill and family of Port Elgin visited Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb and family and Mrs. Wm. Crago, Billy and Linda of Pem- broke. Mrs. Wm. Dickey spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton Brock, Mr. Brock and family of Guelph. Miss Betty Jean Miller and Mr. Michael Webb attended the Hi C Conference in Mitchell this past weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bev Westman and Janet of Granton. Mrs. Verna Johns of St. Thomas Mrs. Roy Brock and Mr. & Mrs. Blatchford of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Doug. They also visited with Mr. Roy Brock who is seriously ill in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Lawrence Mills and Mr. Russell Mills of London, called on Miss Blanche Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine and Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl attended a birthday party for Dale Robinson of Fourth Line Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson and Lynn. Miss Betty Mitchell of Strat- ford and Constable Ray Miller of Listowel visited Thursday even- ing with Mr. & Mrs. Jas Miller, Betty, Jean and Bob. Mrs. Wm Crago, Billy and Linda of Pembroke r eturned home Friday after visiting for two weeks with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jas- Miller spent the weekend in Buffalo, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Girard, London, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Carey and family. Mrs. Ted Lane and family, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs. Laura McCann. Mrs. Mc- Cann returned home after visit- ing in Detroit. Mr. John Campbell has re- turned home from St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Mary Ellen Ryan, Chat- ham, and Vincent Ryan, Waterloo University, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan. Many interested hockey fans from here motored to New Ham- burg Saturday evening to watch Exeter play New Hamburg boys at their arena. Burial services for the late Mrs. Patrick Gooding, 89, for- mer Louise Geromette of Park- hill, took place in Mt. Carmel Wednesday. She had been a pat- ient at Ailsa Craig Nursing home for the past month. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN A large crowd of interested people were in attendance in the Family Life Centre of the Staffa United Church Monday evening when the session of the local United and Presbyterian church- es were host to an evening of talks and panel discussions on the part the church plays in educa- tion. Rev. Bert Daynard was chair- man for the evening and introduc- ed the guest speaker, Robert Bornhold, area superintendent of elementary schools. Bob Norris was then introduced and brought everyone up to date on the present local school sys- tem. The audience was divided into small groups for a discussion period and then each group pre- sented a question of interest to the panel who were: Mrs. Irene Haugh, Teacher at Usborne Central School; A. Math- ers, principal at Stanley-Tucker- smith central school; B. Norris, chairman of Hibbert Fullarton and Logan school area board; Robert Boyce, Inspector for Perth County Elementary schools. -.. fill a,, fill ,l l,lllllllfill ,I.11111 fill lllll It was decided to again donate the annual trophy for high single for the Lucan Ladies' Bowling Team, at the April meeting of the Legion Auxiliary in the Le- gion Hall, last Tuesday, Presid- ent A. E. Reilly presided. Plans were finalized for the Young-McAuley wedding banquet, April 8. A bowling banquet in May was accepted. Mrs. Harold Butler won the mystery prize. PERSONALS Ten school friends of Teresa Miller were entertained Thurs- day evening, on the occasion of Teresa's 10th birthday. Miss Joanne Templeman visit- ed Sunday with Miss Bonnie Kers- lake, Cromarty. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mary Miller and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller were Mrs. Arthur Rohde and Joyce, Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Miller and f amily, Munro. History of Biddulph Avail able from Austin Hodgins RR 1 Lucan $1.50 plus 10c postage 1111,111 iiiiiiiiiiiiii nitietlio11111111111M11,11 lllllllll POINSETTIA BLOOMS AGAIN For four years Miss Muriel Carling has been putting a poin- settia out in her garden in the Spring and bringing it in, in the Fall but never a bloom. This year the leaves all dropped off and she was just going to throw it away when she noticed a tinge of red. Now she has a nice bloom and green leaves are beginning to appear again. Best in tift field! More than 100 good reasons to call C-l-L and the C-11. dealer network for the fastest, most complete fertilizer service in Ontario. alik7E,S216. 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The roll call was answered by quoting a price of some com- modity at the beginning of this century. Mrs. Russell Warden gave an interesting account by word and picture of their trip to the West coast in 1966 going by the Cana- dian route and coming home through the USA. Mrs. Carter Kerslake presided for the business. The nominating committee for the annual meet- ing in April are Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth, Mrs. Ross Smale and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Everyone is asked to bring their reports and their pennies for friendship to this meeting. Miss Vera Hambly had the special feature and demonstrated how to make lovely cushion tops out of two-inch ribbon. Lunch C-I-L has more than 100 service centres in Southern Ontario. And 5 C-I-L plants, including our new Lambton Works at Courtright, back them up with a constant supply of high-grade fertilizers. There's a service centre near your farm. It's stocked with Super Flow fertilizer, in a broad range of recommended analyses. 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