The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-23, Page 15MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL BOARD EXECUTIVE are shown after the annual
board meeting last week. Administrator, Alice Claypole was named secretary; Mrs. F.W. Selby, recording
secretary; Charles Smith, treasurer, and Walter McBride remains Chairman of the Board for another year.
Post office is closing,
mail delivery from Lucan
..:1414em rom lead, ..t /4 nvelPhmee"
NEW HIGH SPEED RECEIVING
EQUINARNT FOR MO
WHITE BEANS
THE NUMBER ONE CASH CROP FOR 1970
In 1969 there was an increase in the domestic demand and we could not
satisfy the export market. Canadian Beans have a preference in the U.K.
Market, growers should take advantage of this situation in 1970.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%% N.N•NN. %%%%% \\%.4.‘s
NOW AVAILABLE
SEED BEANS
Certified Canadian Foundation
Canada No. 1
CONTRACTS
Including
Fertilizer and Chemicals
LIGHT and DARK RED KIDNEY SEED
California Certified
SEED TREATING SEED GRAINS
"Trade with Confidence"
Trade With cook's
HENSALL
DIVISION OP GERBRO CORP.
PHONE 262-2605
GM
MARK OF
EXCELLENCE
Malibu Sport Coupe
'70 Chevelle.
Somethings our competition
hopes you overlook:
Our low price.
Our side-guard door beams.
Our computer-selected springs.
Our resale value (traditionally higher).
Our low-priced automatic transmission.
Our power brakes and air conditioning system that you can add.
Our variable ratio power steering;and radios with the
new hidden antenna you can order.
Our status: Canada's most popular mid-size car.
Putting you first, Mout us first.
3 ra
ME MI =AT
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER
450 Main St. Exeter
Snell Bros. Limited
Phone 235-0660
Bride-elect honored,.
CWL presents play
Anniversary is cel ebrated
MT. CARMEL
Former neighbors were joint
hostesses at the Mt. Carmel
gymnasium, Wednesday evening
for a miscellaneous shower to
honour Sandra O'Rourke, a
bride-elect of April 18 at St.
Boniface Church, Zurich.
Susan McCann read the
address and many useful and
pretty gifts were presented.
Sandra thanked the large crowd
in her happy manner after which
refreshments were served.
CWL
A pot luck supper convened
by the Catholic Women's League
president, Mrs. Mary Muller, was
well attended by older members
of the parish, students and
parents and several visitors at the
Mt. Carmel gymnasium.
After the supper an amusing
play was presented by members
of the CWL with Mrs. John Hall
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Mrs. J.L. Mayhr'w returned
home Sunday after spending two
weeks with Mrs. & Mrs. John T.
Dahlke in Buffalo, New York
when H.L. Rubie Dahlke and
S.K. John Dahlke were installed
as Royal Matron and Royal
Patron of the order of the
Amaranth.
Mrs. John Dahlke and Mrs.
Les Mayhew were guests of Dr.
& Mrs. Wm. J. Kelermen at the
Stetler Hilton Hotel, when Mrs.
Wm. Kelermen was installed as
the 44th Queen of Aphor
temple, Daughters of the Nile.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baird
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Carl Vanner at
Collingwood.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
and Mrs. Olive Peariso have
returned home after a holiday in
Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson, Nancy and Mrs. Mae
Holt visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Duncan McVittie at
Southampton.
The Grand Bend W.I.
entertained at Huronview home
Clinton last Wednesday.
I -
...L.
0 0°1 A6:2,14144,. 11 el ..,... KOPF'
' somehow he got the idea
that I'm a talent scout for a
circus!')
as director.
Members in the play were:
Mrs. Harry Van Osch, Mrs. Wm.
Muller, Mrs, Greg Fleming, Mrs.
Vincent Thompson, Mrs.
Edward Glavin, Mrs, Bob
Cuillerier, Mrs. Ilene O'Neil and
Mrs. Joe McCann.
Several games of Euchre were
played to finish off a good
evening of entertainment.
PERSONALS
Mr, & Mrs, Wilfred Hogan and
Margaret Anne dined Sunday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. Gerry
Hartman and boys, London.
Peggy Hall is visiting with her
sister, Nora Hall of Windsor for a
couple weeks.
Judy Ryan and three girl
friends of London motored to
Florida and the southern States
for two week's holidays.
Rev. Father Jansen, a former
pastor, spoke at all three Masses
here last Sunday. Fr, Jansen is
now Director of Holy Family
Retreat House at Harrow,
Ontario.
Mrs. Laura McCann was
honoured on her eightieth
birthday by a family dinner held
at the Dashwood Hotel,
Saturday afternoon and a family
get-together afterwards at Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold McCann's home.
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy McCann,
and baby, and John Hartman,
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Clem McCann and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lane and
girls, Detroit were weekend
guests with Mrs. Laura McCann
and family.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Saturday evening dinner
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Routly were Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Paisley of Wallacebury and Mr.
& Mrs. Alvin Moir of Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Routly
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Jerry Rannie and family of
London.
Launie Murch and Darrin of
Toronto visited Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Skinner and family.
Ava Elford of London spent
the weekend with her parents
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elford.
Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Phelke of
Monkton spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton.
Mr. & Mrs. Donnie Bell and
Ron of Shakespeare visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Fulton.
By MRS, J. H. PATON
CLANDEBOYE
The Clandeboye Post Office
is scheduled to close Tuesday
evening of next week. The first
Post Office was located on the
McGillivray township side.
After the railway was built
the Post Office was known as
Clandeboye and has been
located in the store on Biddulph
side, but for a short time it was
moved to the other store in
McGillivray.
In 1883 Biddulph had 11
local post offices, but close
enough for residents to call for
mail. They were Adare,
Clandeboye, Moorseville, Lucan,
Granton, Whalen, Elginfield,
Centralia, Saintsbury, Fish Creek
and Cater Fallow.
Rural mail started in 1913
and carriers over the years were
Frank Kent, Tommy Lewis,
Leslie (Sam) Collins and Arnold
Blake. Mr. Blake completed 26
years in 1969.
There are 115 mail boxes and
now after April 28th, there will
be 36 more.
In 1935 the road was blocked
for sometime. Rea Neil took his
big dog and took the mail from
Clandeboye over the snow filled
roads. Leslie (Sam) Collins took
the south part with a horse in a
cutter for sometime. Mrs.
Barbara Carter took over as
postmistress in July, 1966 after
assisting Maurice Simpson since
1955. John Flannigan was the
first post master with James
Carter, Sam Chown, Frank
Lamport, A.E. McKenzie, J.L.
Simpson, Mrs. John Simpson,
Maurice Simpson and Mrs.
Carter following. The last three
are living in Clandeboye, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Simpson and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Carter. Mr.
Arnold Blake will continue to
deliver the rural mail, but it will
be known as Lucan, R.R. 2 after
April 28.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pearson,
London visited with Mrs. Omar
Cunningham and Mr. & Mrs.
Roy Cunningham recently.
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Gebel
entertained Mr. & Mrs. Terrance
J. Bedaid, Lambeth, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Beverly
Cunningham were able to bring
their small son, Gerald, home
from St. Joseph's Hospital this
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless
held a birthday party for their
daughters, Mrs. Albert Boggs and
Mrs. E. Eginton Friday evening.
The sister's families were also
present.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Logan and
Myrna, Thorndale, visited with
Mrs. C. Paton and William,
Sunday. Monday evening Mrs.
Maurice Cobleigh, Lucan, called
on Mrs. Paton.
Sunday, the service of
Evening Prayer was read in St:
James Anglican Church,
Clandeboye.
Rev. R.A. Carson preached
on the Corinthian text 'The
word of the Cross is folly to
those who are perishing, but to
us who are being saved it is the
power of God.'
He said there were four
approaches to the Cross. First,
that of Almighty God; second,
that of Jesus Christ; third, that
of unregenerate sinners and
fourth, that of regenerate saints.
Mr. Carson said that because
we are saved, we have no fear of
defeat because we have eternal
life through Jesus Christ who
was our 'Passover Sacrifice'.
The minister concluded by
saying that we are at the
threshold of history. Man
thinks he's almighty and doesn't
need God. When man puts his
faith in himself he shrinks into
himself and gradually shrivels
up. But because we have Christ
and His Cross we grow like Him.
A C W
The Anglican Church Women
will meet April 30 at Mrs. Bertha
Henry's . The program is in
charge of Mrs. Roy Cunningham.
The Roll call will be answered
by a verse of scripture
containing the word 'showers'.
By MISS „4.LA MOH LOCK.
cR E0 'TON
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Pfaff were honoured by a family
.dinner at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, on the occasion of their
fortieth wedding anniversary.
Brothers and sisters of Mr. &
Mrs. Pfaff were present: Mr.
Mrs. Harold Grierson, London;
Mr. & Mrs. Willard Schaefer,
Kitchener; Mr, & Mrs. Oscar
Brine, Woodham; Mr. &' Mrs,
Ray Stephen, Kirkton; Mrs,
Mary GoWer, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Schenk, Mrs. Margaret Clark and
Henry Pfaff,
The couple's son Jim and his
wife, of Stratford were present.
Distance prevented their
daughter Delores, Mrs. Willard
Berge of Moose JaW, from
Attending,
PERSONALS
Those who attended the
funeral at Kenlough Sunday of
Mrs. George Haldenby, mother
of Mrs. Glare Spading,
Walkerton, were Mr, & Mrs.
Gordon Morlock, Mr. & Mrs.
Eldon Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Irvine
Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Finkbeiner; Gerald Smith And
Mrs. Clayton Sims.
Saturday visitors at the home
of Mr, .4 Mrs. O. R. 'Wenzel. were
Wesley Krotz of Millbenk and.
Mrs. cooper ,and Jackie of Don
Albert Gainer spent several
days last week with Mr. & Mrs,
William Snyder of Goderleh,
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Wilson,
Inglewood, Mr, .4, Mrs. Edward
Perkins and Brian .of Caledon
spent the weekend with. Mrs,
Mat Finkbeiner and boys.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Rennie
and granddaughter, Rhonda
Rennie, of - Detroit were
weekend guests of Harry and
Maurice Rtrtzel and Mr, & Mrs.
Emerson Wein.
Enjoy the
year-round comfort of
GM four-season
air conditioning
ACW to hear
about Arctic
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
Mrs. Ron Carroll was hostess
Wednesday evening for the April
A C W meeting.
Plans were made for two
up-coming banquets.
Mrs. Hugh Davis won the
mystery prize donated by Mrs.
Ron Carroll and plans were
made for a missionary service to
be held in the Parish Hall next
Sunday evening.
Guests will hear Mrs. A.
Rokby-Thomas speak on the
three years she spent in the
Arctic.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs and
family spent the weekend with
their friends, Mr. & Mrs. Robt.
Mogk and family, Guelph.
Ian Carroll is home from
kindergarten this week suffering
from chicken pox.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Carroll entertained at
dinner Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. Davis was observing his
birthday. Other guests included
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald,
Grand Bend, and Mr. & Mrs.
Tom Kooy.
A quilting was held last week
at the home of Mrs. Heber Davis
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Howatt of
Lonsboro visited recently with
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner.
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Walker, London, Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Currie, Dorchester,
Mrs. Jack McGhee and Judy,
London, and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Hulley, Winthrop.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Davey of
London visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Roy McCulloch.
A group of ladies from the
Missionary Societies of
Cromarty church attended, as
guests the East Thankoffering
meeting of the W.M.S.
Seaforth Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Calder McKaig met with
an accident when she fell,
breaking a bone in her wrist.
Recent guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr. tr
Mrs. George Boa, Hensall, and
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Parker,
Staffa.
Mr, & Mrs. W.N. Binning,
Richard, Bob and Jane, Mitchell,
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
K. McKellar,
ON PRESENT STOCK ONLY