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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-05-16, Page 13Plan canvass for Bible Society Thirm-Advocato, May 16. 960 P&P, )3 Church women busy at .Crediton They didn't hit any sour notes Most musical groups usually live up to their names. This wasn't the case as Stephen Central school's orchestra performed at the school's drama festival, Tuesday. Above are members of the Sour Notes, from left, Fred Coughtrey, Brad Klumpp, Ron Essery, Darlene Rader, Larry Shapton,Olga Zemitis, Larry Gibson, David Elliott and Gary Gibson along with director Don Finkbeiner ad pianist Diane Miller. T-A photo Drains once again took up most of the time at Hay Township council's Monday meeting. petitions were received for two municipal drains and both were turned over to engineer C. P. Corbett, Lucan. One petition was from George Grenier, Wes Rader and Adelbert Smith of concession 11 and 12, while the other was from Harold Jones, Alex McMurtrie, Robert McBride and William Petty for the North Boundary and conces- sion two. A petition from Mrs. Antionette Bourque was filed until a later meeting. Requests for three tile drain loans were also received and the clerk was authorized to applyfor approval. Amount of the three • loans totalled $9,000. Completion certificates were Check your farm driveway the next time you go out. Are bushes or shrubs obstructing your view of the road from the driveway entrance? If your vision is ob- scured, trim back some of the brush. Don't sidetrack your profits... SIDEDRESS YOUR C RN! A horse that breaks fast from the starting gate but fades fast in the stretch is not a good bet. Neither is a corn crop that isn't sidedressed. If you put down preplant or starter fertilizer, your crop got off to a fast start, But without a sidedressing of nitrogen, it's liable to fade out faat in the pollination and grain-forming weeks which makes the big diff?rence in yields and profits. OOn't let your Porn runt out of grow-poWer this season, Order your sidedress nitrogen noW. We'll also be glad to apply it for you. Call us today for full particulars. 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Fertilizer & Bean Contracts Available Also Eptam and Patoran at attractive prices SEE THE PEOPLE WITH THE SEED Cook Bros. Milling -7'13 262-2605 HENSALL Famous last words "FP: ..get in aid cultivate my beans long before: the weeds weeds get too big , as long as it doesn't rain." Don't give weeds -a thanet to get ahead of you, Trawl( stops annual grass and weeds this month .. raiti shine, Plan now to take the gairibie out of weed control next year ... Llse Trefian„ ti.ANtei byNtObUct5IiiViSION orEii Lilly and COMpany (Canada) Limited, Scarborough, Ontario, CONTACT YOUR SHAMROCK CHEMICALS REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Case "Van Racy, Shamrock Chemicals R. R.S, Highway 135 at Watingtort Road, London, Ont, Ph, 438.5652 MISS BLLA MPROPK. The monthly .meeting of the UCW Prect4Qh. United .Church was held the evening of May 8 In the Sunday .Scheel rooms. Mrs, Howard Lightfoot conducted the. worship assisted by Mrs. .Jack palloway, The president, 'Mrs. EarlNeil,. conducted -the .1)tiOneoP, .9Peh4hg. and closing the session with pray, ere The supply committee asked tat clenationS for the bale be left at the church by June 1. The study book on Japan was presented by 'Viral. D. Lamport. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawr- .ence Hill and Mrs. Sam King. ZION UCW The meeting of Zion UCW was held Thursday evening, May 9. The theme of the meeting, i4Jap- an, A Nation of Change", was, developed by taking an imaginary train trip from Tokyo to Osaka under the guidance of Mrs. Ed. Hendrick, Mrs. Clayton Sims and Mrs. Lorne Morlock. Mrs. G. E. Wenzel gave a talk on spiritual life. There was a piano solo by Miss Carol Hend- rick, and a double duet by Bar- Drains are keeping Hay council busy Texas clergyman visits Mt. Carmel Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kuntz and family of Greenock spent Mothers' Day with Mrs. Mary Fleming and Tom. Miss Carolyn Hall was among the large graduation class of St. Joseph's Hospital school of Nursing last Friday evening in London. Mrs. Mike Ryan Sr. has re- turned home after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gerard McCarthy of Maidstone. bars Wag., icatiliCScbenito Brenda Fahher and Katherine T144, The president, Mrs. Ho_wpio Zurbrigg, conducted thebusi- ness, It was decided to have e hake sale Saturday, June 1 at 0, pm in the township hail. Hostesses were Mrs. G, E. Wenzel, Mrs, cIaytonplipa, Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner and Mrs, Ed. .Finkbeiner. ATTEND CONFERENCE Saturday afternoon Gwen Fink- beirier, Linda Haugh, Naomi Bo- cock, D'Arcene McCart (Huron park) and Mr. Walter Fydenchuk attended the area conference of the Society for the Mentally He- larded held in the public school auditorium at Chesley. They were privileged to hear an address by a doctor who fills the roles of psychiatrist, psy- chologist and pediatrician, Dr. S. J. Kegler, superintendent of the Centre for the Mentally Re- tarded, Toronto. Dr. Kegler has devoted his medical practice to research on the causes of mental retardation in children. By his address, "How Come You're So Smart" he held spellbound the audience of about 250 high school students for One nitd.AhnIfnenFe! BAPTISMS At Crediton MIRO church, Sunday five babies were baptiz- ed, They were Scott John, son of Mr. and Mrs,,John Miller; Steven Douglas, son of 'Mr. and mu, Doug _,Lightfeot; Heather Denise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. char.: les Browning; harry Edward, son of Mr< and Mrs, William Year- ley; Nancy Katherine, daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Erie Hamilton, MOTHER'S DAY AT ZION UC Mother's Day was marked in Zion United Church by the past-, or's sermon "Building a Christ- ian Rome', and a solo by Mr. Don Finkbeiner. In the Sunday School there was a program of songs and recita- tions, and an address on ',Moth- ering" by Miss Clare McGowan of the Children's Aid Society, God- erich. A gift and a red rose were presented to Miss McGowan. There was also a gift given to the youngest mother present, Mrs. Doug Dowson of Exeter. BIBLE SOCIETY CANVASS The annual canvass for the Canadian Bible Society will be conducted May 20 to May 31. Can- vassers are Linda Haugh, Mrs. Lorne Morlock, Mrs. Gordo n Finkbelaer, Ella Morlock, Elva Finkbeiner, Tom Russell, Brian Lamport and James Mawhinney. PERSONALS Reverend. Howard Z urbrigg spent two days in Toronto last week attending the Stewardship Workshop of the United Church at Victoria College, Toronto. This week he is at the Univer- sity of Windsor for the 44th an- nual session of the London Con- ference, Mr. and Mrs. Will Oestricher attended the funeral of a friend, Mr. Earl Gibson, in Strathroy, Thur sday. May 22 the Huron County Book- mobile will visit Crediton. Mr. Henry Pfaff suffered a broken shoulder bone and rib in a farm accident. He is recovering at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Allen Pfaff. Last weekend Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Outram of Lindsay visited their aunt, Mrs. Will Oestricher and Mr. Oestricher. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Rats and Don- ald, Miss Clara Gaiser and Mr. Albert Galser were in Windsor Sunday, guests of Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Bawden. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Pratley and sons of Montreal, Mrs. Charles Hawthorne, Mr. & Mrs. Max Podpecan and Mr. & Mrs. Sher- man Hill of London' were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Garfield Hill and Stanley. The Yeeng PeePle of CrPditon's churches enjoyed a gazn of soft- ball Tuesday evening, May '7, Following the game they went to Crediton, United Church for a Singseng and a lunch of donuts and coffee, Seventeen. boys of: the Credit,. oh Pack attended the 1inronT)Int, rInt Cunoree at Clinton, Paturday afternoon, They earned a total of 96 Percent in the athletic com- petition. After the contests there was a camPftrer Songs, SkltS and supper. MrS. Plu4on, Mir*. Walter ,Fydenchuk and Randy Smith accompanied the Cubs as. counsellors. Mrs, Harold Fahner, went to Winnipeg with her sl p.ught e r, $404 last week. She .returned home Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Mr. & Mrs. Bess Baugh, Linda and PAP), joined .Sgt sod Mrs. Robert LaMbte and family of farncint in a'family picnic pear Bracebridge on .Pund4y. received from the 'engineer on the Tinney-Wildfong and the Eacrett drainage works and pay- ments were authorized. In other business, council: Accepted the tender of Larry Snider Motors Ltd. for a Ford tractor at a price of $2,997.22 and a mower at $556.59. It was the lowest of six tenders received for the new equipment. The road superintendent was asked to contact the department of highways in regard to apply- ing a sand cushion to one and quarter miles on the 14th con- cession north of Highway 84, Tenders for the work are to be received by June 1. The clerk was asked to draw up an agreement between the township and Gordon Troyer re- garding the apportioning of costs of the open ditch to be con.: structed at the upper end of the Datars-Logan drain. Set June 3 as the date for the court of revision on the Fahn- er drainage works after the en- gineer's report was received from Stephen, Only one Hay res- ident is Involved in the drain. Rev. John Glavin CSB from Houston, Texas, is visiting with his sisters Misses Clare and Madeleine Glavin. Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Carey and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masse of Windsor. Miss Joanne Dietrich and Larry Carey were among the London Teachers College grad- uates at the graduation church service at St. Peter's Basilica last Sunday in London.