The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-11-03, Page 16Pog 16 The Titin•i•Achroces, Noviomber4, 1960
WHO'S FRIGHTENED—Hallowe'en masks are getting more grotesque every year but
ihis one doesn't frighten Diane Johns, 17, left, and Marilyn Weber, 16, both of RR
:ii-Exeter. The two girls were runners-up for the Credit Union crown Tuesday night,
In case you didn't recognize him, that's Treasurer Harold Paterson in the middle.
Masquerade
at 'Elimville
IntwortswelwrovrfsmisoN
The story in
Sunshine
Cancer toll
district topic
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'Wages, salaries and supple-, • Repairs • Alterations
mentary labour income account-
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penal income in Canada in 1959, 70 HURON ST., EXETER compared to 61,7 per cent in
1947. Phone 528W
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1959 Dodge Deluxe
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'57 Pontiac
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1960 Pontiac
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Custom Radio, Only 6,000 Miles
Now $2,475
$247 DOWN — $65 MONTHLY
Still In Stock
4 New 1960 Pontiac;
Several 1960 Factory ExecOtive
Cars Priced
From *1 995
'58 Chev
STATION WAGON
Four-Door, Only 04,000 Miles
Now $1 495
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Complete repair work
• at Bocidulph
Personal items dents as a killer of children,
and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan,
Prize winners were: best,
dressed lady, Mrs. Clifton Brock;
best dressed man, Janet Skin-;
ner; best dressed couple, Bar--;
bare Hern and Shirley Jaques;
best comic, Mrs. Norman Jaques
kiist disguise, Mrs. Harold Bell;
beSt.hallowe'en outfit, Misses Ro-'
semary and Sheila Neilan; old-1
est person in costume, Norman.
Jacnies.
The next CGIT meeting will
be held on Monday evening at I
7:30 p.m. when they will have an
Initiation service for the new
:members.
WMS and WA
The Elimville WMS and WA
beld the autumn thankoffering
meeting at the church on Wed-
nesday evening with a good at-
tendance.
.After the opening • devotions,
Mrs. Gilbert Johns gave a re-
port on the sectional meeting at
Thames Road, also the treas.;
urer's report, showing a good Mr. and Mrs. John Coward, owe, Mrs.. Kenneth Johns, Ray
year. Mills. R. E. Pooley and Mr.
The CGIT girls under the lead- IDobhs.
ership of Mrs. Ross Skinner and When John Cabot made his
School party
aiddulph held a Hallowe'en par- recently, the latest being the iii-1 Mrs. Larne Hicks. spent a ty on Tuesday owing to The fact ;stalling of an up-to-date oil .fur- ,• weekend with her sister, Miss' that Monday was. a holiday. The mice. This heating unit is unique ; Wilda Pollock, RN, • I -- •
in that it is hung from the .cell-1 Squadron Leader John An-; invited, !ladies of the community were.
brig and thus conserves space in
the Sunday School room where • was on a business trip. to
drew, RCAF at Edmonton who' Costumes were judged. First
Tree.:, prizes, were ary Corri- more accommodation has been; ton, visited last week al; the, Vaar as an Hawaiiangirl: Alvin. Provided in the• removal of the home_ of his fatner-in4aw, Mr.1vVeiberg and David as two large coal furnaces former-; and Mrs. ,George Hicks,
ly used, limbos and Magdaline Corsina.
,. Elston..
I Miss .Cathy Hndgins, 3.7-year-ojd • and. Sheila Elston as ghosts.
Bowir .1* successful
All roads led to ,the .Centralia liodgins, is to he congratulated, son and Mrs. Gordon Atkinson,
of last' On being chosen .queen of the, A short program was .
j daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Xen! Judges were Mrs, DegaivnoroG li)by-
UwPeeV,4 wiCtehnurcthne F:arnidnanya l - bazaar. ; Exeter Credit Union. This veek ‘: - - the children, and lunch Pol- and tea was held under the auS-.1 She will be in competition at,
the Huron eount3 1 lowed,
of the church. The bazaar was I crown. Personal items
officially opened at 3 p.m. by I Rev. Duncan M. Guest preach-' Mr, and Mrs. Allan Elston,
Rev. D. M. Guest, minister of ..ed .at Lambeth on Sunday last. David and Wendy were in Wood-
the church, with guests attend.' while Rev, Allen Duffield was stock Wednesday guests of Mrs.
ing from many surrounding con- special speaker at Whalen Unit- I, J. Bruce,
gregations, ,.ed church anniversary thank' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkin-
Well patronized • were booths offering service, son and Robert spent .Sunday
exhibiting farm produce, flow-, Steve Molnar is a patient in evening at the home of Mr. Gor-ers, home made baking and the South Huron Hospital, Exe don Oke, Hurondale,
fancy wear. Members of the , ter. While at work at the local Sunday visitors with Mr, and
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CGIT aolasoodyliadanda bcoro:fhts..ofpuring
fractured his leg below the, Ern Hicks, Mrs. Priscilla Mack
home i airport last Thursday he fell and Mrs. George McFalls were Mr.
the afternoon 'tea was served. i knee. and Miss Joyce McFalls, all of
Open house at Vv..00 Hooey and Ray Os-; Exeter,
Rev, and Mrs. Duncan
• M. borne, Kincardine, visited last • Mrs:' Jessie Lewis spent a few
Guest attended open house on week with Rev, and Mrs. Duncan
M. Guest .at the United Church Willard of Mount Hope, Mr. Wil-
days . With her sister, Mrs, Ed
Sunday at Westminster •College,I e
at the University of Western On, 1 rs. tack,
Dr. Dowilas Shanks, who was and family spent Sunday, with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell,.
Exeter,
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
. . . Mrs. John Rolko were Mrs.
7 to 9 to guide all visitors. dine visited on Monday of this George Maclumeke and s°11 of through the buildings and an-1 week at the home of- Rev. and Toronto.. swer many questions asked by 'Mrs. D. WI, Guest. , Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunning- ministers of the conference and. ! Reported on the sick list dur- ham visited on Sunday with. Mr.
members of their congregations i ing the past week were Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Cunningham
who had received special in-, George Dunn and RiChard Shoe- and family Ailsa Craig.
confined to their homes.
N Bosanquet
•.g.aty MRS. ROSS SKINNER
The Elimville CGIT held a
masquerade party on Friday eve-,
ning at Elimville Hall, There
were a number in costumes and ;
piles were presented by the
judges, Rev, H. C. Wilson, Mr.
Coward
By MRS. WILLIAM DICKEY Cancer ranks 'Second only to
atanorz.:;marationsomexelema heart disease as a killer of
adults and second only to acci-
Mrs. Clarence Fletcher was a
visitor on Tuesday of last week
with her brother, Mr. Henry,
Hodgins, and Mrs. Hodgins in
Lucari.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmore Harding
and family, of Fordwieh, were
Sunday visitors with 'Mr. and
Mrs. La Verne Rodd and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McLaren, in London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hera and
family visited with Mr, and
Mrs. John Tipping at Thorndale'
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Gunning,
of Granton, were guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim!
Miller and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hogarth at Staffa on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. ..)2ev Parsons
and childrer, of Exeter, were`
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr, Dobbs will be succeeded by
Keith Butler, Kitchener. DeWitt.
Miller, Wingham, is yice-presi-1
dent, and James Doig, Seaforth,
heads the extension and mainte-
nance committee.
Attending the - meeting from
Exeted were' Mrs. R. Van Far-
Dr. J. C. M. Fetterly, Lon-
don, attending doctor at the
Wingham Cancer Clinic and the ,
newly-opened cancer clinic in
Owen Sound, revealed that 60,-1
000 new cases are discovered in
Canada every year- and that the
annual toll is 30,000,
T h e society's program is
aimed at prevention, rather than
cure, he emphasized.
President Fred Dobbs corn-,
pleted his two-year term as the
first head of the district. Dur-
ing that time the number of
branches has increased from 127,
to 184 and the number of units
from 67 to 80.
Mrs. Ivan Brock, then took
charge, and presented an inter-
esting program. •
Mrs. F. Skinner and Miss Ruth
skinner, took charge of the bu-
airless and it was decided that
the group cater to the school
trustee banquet in November,
Mrs. Hugh Wilson invited the
ladies to the manse for the Nov-
eMber meeting where a slate of
officers will be brought in for
Personal Items
'Miss Anna Routly of Simcoe
Intl Mr. Don Willcox, of Kitchm
Mier, spent the weekend with
!‘fr .and Mrs, W. J. Routly.
'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton and
Larry and Mr. and Mrs, Sanford
Hutton attended 102nd anniver-
sary of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Monkton on Sunday.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mr's. Floyd Cooper were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Morley, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Morley and fam-
ily' of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Thompson of Granton, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Parsons, Susan and
Gail of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Cooper and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Cooper.
voyage of discovery from Eng.."
land to Canada in 1497 three of
the members of his 18-man crew
were his sons, Lewis, Sebastian
and Santius.
to church at CeRtralia l By Mos. H, .0.1;41.91,0
By * don and expects to have an' The teacher. Mrs, George
Considerable repairs have been operation on the injured thumb Coarse end , rried out at the United Church 111. the near future, y pupils of SS 9,
and IVirs, D, M. Guest attended tario. i George Hicks, Miss A A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith
the new United Church centre Pagonag lard having suffered a heart at- urray Elliott, Mrs.
last week installed as chaplain : e bazaar and tea at Green-
or the new centre, and members I way United Church on Saturday
of the board of directors were afternoon.
on hand Sunday from 2 to 4 and Mr, and Mrs. Rov Peter and 1 m• W V Pollock f Krncar•
bridge. The new college is now Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fletch- local caneer society representa:. Personal items
women, who are students at the Staff Sgt, ;fames Kacan and Arthur Rundle of the Base Line in g
() Sunday ,Sound last week, and students ar fr m ed from course at Camp Borden
accomodating 36 men and 41 er called on Mr. and Mrs. tives learned at the annual meet;
of district No. 9 in Owen ..acroix have return- 'University of Western Ontario Sgt. David
e registered
vitations to attend.
The new centre is the former
London Hunt Club property on
the west side of Richmond
Street in North London between
Con. 4 and the RiChmond Street
every county in Western On-
tario.
to Camp .Ipperwash after field
manouvers on Salsbury Plains
during recent stow storm in ac- Personal items tual active service, conditions
Misses Carol McCurdy . and with special training in a 6
Ann 'Rutherford, nurses-in-train- MM anti tank gun mounted on
Mg at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lan- a jeep.
bottom, both of whom. have been Mr, and Mrs. Ross bleFalls
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Smith spent a few days
the past week in Detroit.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenon Fischer of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer
and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Fischer and family ,all of Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and
family attended. Main Street
Church anniversary services on
Sunday and were guests with,the
former's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Skinner,
her daughter, Mr. and . Mrs.
Fred Huxtable in Exeter,
I Miss Ruth P'ollock, RN, of
London visited at the home of
her uncle and count, Rev. and
Mrs. D, M. Guest.
don, spent the weekend at .the
home of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper McCurdy.
Mrs. Frank Reeder is spend-
ing some time at the 'home of
Keith Hodgins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Hodgins, preached
the sermons at Ailsa Craig and
Brinsley Anglican churches on
the occasion of special laymen's
service of the Anglican church-
es of the district.
Mrs. Ivan Cook' received a
severe laceration on her thumb
recently. She is receiving treat-
ments at. Victoria Hospital, Lon-
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