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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-27, Page 15GINGERICH SHOW ATTRACTS OVER 4,000—The home improvement show spon- sored by Gingarieb's in Zurich 'arena last week attracted large crowds Thursday and Friday. Above, London magician Pickle Dean performs during the evening Ontertaitunent. Many of the numbers were written by the firires owner, Gerald Gingerieh, and presented by members of his staff. —T,A, photo The story in Staffa Ity MRS. ,JOHN TEmpLgmAN Pot.zonal ROM; Mrs, Ross .Smale was hostess to a I•upperware party at her home on 'Friday eVening and entertained, a number of ladies, Mrs, Dolores Shapton, Exe- tee, Was the representafiye, I1r, and Mrs. James LyaR, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nris over the Weekend, Misses Joanne and Fey Tem- pleman visited with Miss Carol - Ann Vivian, Sunday, Men from Staffa, Roy's And Zion United churches partici- pated in "Hymn Time' over (11(NX TV Sunday. Mr, ancl*Mrs. Gordon Hock- ing and family, Mitchell, visit- ed. on Sunday with 'Air. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and family.. WA and WMS The April meeting of the Staffa United. Church WA and WMS was held :in the church. Mrs, Le Buts= was in the chair and opened the Meeting with devotions assisted by Mrs. It Reed, Mrs, Butson presented the topic which was on 'Jonah" and also gave a reading. Businesswas conducted by Mrs. B. Daynard and a com- mittee was named to look aft- er the arrangements for the strawberry supper in June. Lunch was served with Mrs. J. Drake and Mrs. W. Gia.n- vine in charge, 'eenteffeSeemesemeeesereMeaUMV Report en •Shipka . e.e.eieleseee,eeee==e Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Chris Heist of Zurich and Air. and Mrs. Bill Scholes and Geoffrey of Lon- don were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh licirenz and Billie visited Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett, Kim and Steven at Hensall. Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie BreWri of BothWell visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baum- gaeten. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Des- jardine, Lee and Harvey of Zurich were Sunday visitors with Maurice's mailer Mrs. Mabel Desjardine. Mrs. Ross Love and Kathryn accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Hardy of Lucan and Miss May Hodgins visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs.. Stan Keyes and family in Welland with Miss Hodgins staying for a holiday. Mrs. Minnie Robertson of Wheatley is presently Visiting with her sister Mrs. Herbert Harlton And Mr, Haklton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickering TO HEAR PEARSON -- Hon. Lester B. P'eareon will address the annual dinner meeting of the Ruree Liberal Ats'e in Clinton .on Thuraday, May 4. Mr. Pearson was guest speaker at a . rally here tight years ago. Show draws large crowd A croWd equad to last year's record of 4,500 attended the two - day home improvement show sponsored by Gingerich's Sales and Service in the Zu- rich arena. Visitors viewed displays by numerous appliance, hardware and plumbing firms in the arena and at the firm's store in Zurich. They also were entertained in the evenings by London ma- gician Dicky Dean and by the Gingerich staff who presented a number of .humorous songs and other numbers, many of thent written by the owner himself, Gerald Gingerich. A good crowd attended the "no reserve" auction salt of over 300 items of merchandise Friday afternoon. Winners of the "magic mir- ror" draw prizes included Wil- liam McAdams, Zurich, toast- er; Mrs. Bill Watson, kettle; Don Horne, Seaforth, electric blanket; Mrs. Ivan Steckle, Varna, case of soap; Mrs. Leo - need Sararas,paint; Mrs. Antos Gingerich, hot do/ cooker; Ros' eRau, Seaforth,. mirror; Nelson Riley, Sea - forth, steam iron.; Carl Dec ker Zurih, barbetue; Mrs. Gladstone Grigg, Clinton, ra- dio; Herb Bierling, set of fau- eete; Mrs. Dott Forbes, Clin- ton, paint; Harry Moore, Lon- don, electric irori. A draw for ren electric range will be made at the end of May. and Terry, Mrs. Milton Sweit- zer and Sandra and Mrs. Stu- art Swelter and Jim Were weekend visitors with relatives in Fernvick and attended a sur- prise party in honor of wed- dieg anniversaries for Mr. nd Mrs. Alton Comfort and Mr. and Mrs. Cee Anger and birth- day for Mrs. Milt= Sweitzer. 16PC1A LTi FROM HOOVER tot in) time) folt, TOTALLY NOW Triple.Action 01If at a neW low, 121,. price eei Geis refit reelly clean—aa only a HoOver can.. Ventures include thrOet.isvt0 (Litt bag", nate:natio rug adjusitinent...eonyer.. mien tor aUction cleaning. Model 311 C466 anyertit;le Special ISO 95 Meeting Toth Aveilohle IT BEATS, AS IT SWEEPS, AS IT CLEANS RUSSELL. ELECTRIC YOUR. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER FOR SALES wirki SERVICE EXETER. PHONE 109 The story in Saintsbury 131, MRS, HEBER DAVIS Evx.t.,.'irommingoossmommaatm Dow plans tea Mrs. Raymond 'Greenlee was hostess on Thursday .afternoon for the April Gelid meeting. President, Mrs. Lorne Wel- berg led in the devotional as- sisted by Mes, Earl Atkinson, Mrs, Charlie Atkinson, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs, Clarence Davis and Mrs. Heber Davis. The roll call was answered with a household tip. Mrs. Earl Atkinson conducted a bird naming coneeet, Mrs, Harry Carroll being the winner. The mystery prize was won by Mrs, H. Davis. The date for the annual blos- som tea and. bazaar was set Cor June 14, A social hour followed the meeting with 'Mrs. Tom Kooy and Mrs. Earl Atkinson assist- ing the hostess. Personal items Mrs. Ross IVIcFalls and Don- ald were Thursday guests with Mrs. Hugh Davis and Mich- ael. Susan and Paul Squire, of Whalen, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dick- ins, their uncle and aunt. Mrs. Clarence Davis spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. ,and IMrs, Murray Abbott, Cen- tralia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, spent Wed- nesday in Sarnia and Port Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire amt boys and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Mugsford were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis end the Davis' were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ball, Tavis- tock and Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. :ored Brace, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Alleles= Were Wednesday evening guests with 'Mr, and Mrs. A. Morley, London. Mr. Atkinson and Mrs, Morley are brother and sister: Me. and Mrs. Bob Tindall were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were Monday guests with Mrs. Clifford Ings, London. Kirkton dub studies fruits_ By MR$. .11A891. -P PAVIA The fourth meeting of the: Kirkton 4 -ii Homemaking Club WE$ held at the home of Mrs. B. Watson. Mrs, Ritchie, the home economist, was present., The roll call was• answered: by "a fruit we freezo, can. Or dry, and, if we grew Ib !s fruit' at home." • ; Aire. Watson disctissed the importance Of breakfast; fruits for 'breakfast; amount required of certain fruits; frint gel? ideas. Doris Crag° demonstrated how to make orange fans, Marion McNaughton sur tj ip a grapereult for a fruit gup. Slur. ley Arthur cut Up an apple; Linda Ratcliffe, Helen 'Bailie, Iris Marshall and Margaret Egli made different varieties of a fruit cup, Joyce Crap adjourned the Meeting.. pereonal items Mr. and Mrs, Art Julian of Utica, Mich. spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs, Miller McCurdy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNaugh- ton of Cape are visiting with Mrs. Albert Bickel!. (Intended for last week) 1NM$ and WA Mrs. Fred Switzeir Nyas host- ess for the Easter meeting of the Kirkton United Church WMS and WA on Wednesday evening, April 12, Mrs, Wes Nell had charge or the worship service follow- ing the theme "Easter". She was assisted by Mrs, Burgin. Mrs. Fred Rogers and Mrs. Jack Urquhart were named to the provisional committee per- taining to the new group the "United Church Women," Mrs, W. H. Pike of ilderton as guest speaker, gave an in- formative tall on "Mental ill- ness," exemplifying bow or- dinary people might ;help those afflicted. Mrs.. Ts A. Grego expressed thanks to Mrs. Pike, Class That Counts An interesting Easter meet- ing of the Class That Counts was held in the church base- ment when Mrs. M. Ritchie of Avonton, home economist was guest speaker, Mrs. Ross Tufts, Mrs. J. Urquhart, Mrs. E. Paton, Mrs. W, Neil and Mrs. G. Bur - gen also contributed numbers. Personal items Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. Mc- Cormick and Bernard spent the weekend at Callander. Mrs. Hanniman and children returned home with them after having spent the past two weeks with her parents. Miss Robin Johnston and Miss Sally Fauquier of Uni- versity of Western Ontario spent the weekend with Miss Dawn Blackler at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Sunday noon with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston of Cen- tralia and Mr. and. Mrs. Mil-. ler McCurdy and Mr. and Mrs., Harold Davis spent Sunday, evening with Mr. and Mrs.. Andrew Knox of the 8th line.; Mr. and Airs. Williams of St, Thomas' and Mr. and Mrs. Ha- rold Henry and family were Sunday, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, J. 'Steckler. Mrs. R.' Humphreys was hap- pily surprised by a party given in her honor by her, faintly on Friday evening,' April 14 Mrs. Humphreys re- ceived lovely flowers and gifts: and numerous cards. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Walker and family of Fanshawe visited Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Scott. 'Mrs. Roy Switzer is a pa• tient in Vitoria Hospital, Lan- don at time of writing. T -A Home Former missionary speaks at Centralia By MRS, FRED Bv9uWe„sOt EcNo.-r1 111.:.gy,ehrtf:otandThe 1ev, vcropinit:::eirat : ,,iiect:ttis,ptleioa4seerAt rvieethaendwAvIrs; dthren:vetutilroci:s,i»' the Hicks fnt - 41. Moore of Parkhill was thei-Hy in olorooey of the late Au. niversary in the 'Hinted r Phurch' The y leeople'e Sunday e Mine, pn Sunday moreing. were the key words used 1)3' .i$,:gb()°,Llancelassso:xliSQaYteldirdAey 1":171eli Pray. #tudy, give and .go Jug artypat the Lunn Bowl she said is .art essen- eluding. teachers and gneets. Mrs' M"re for address' rang. Thirty two attended in - Oat part of the program at a $0eiety seeking to do God's Andrew Hicks will," Out of own axpe- A boat of friends and rola. rietice as a nurse in a missionlives paid final respect to the hospital she told of the feeling late Mr. Andrew Hicks At the of security surrounding the Hopper-Hockee funeral Heine work on the Mission field when last week. it is supported by the prayers sive Bible study should be a b Tc eilunteerva.ID5e.rvMle.e'GounesTtliwWh'so' of the_people at home. "lnten- day afternoon, was conducted the part of our daily program so paid tribute the departed as that we will be better equipped a eine citizen, a noted choir for leadershi.and tasks in. our loader, a great reader, a good church work,':she said,nehiehita ghboopraleitely aogenial hqst, f "We should be generous in Tthe liecs' our givings and willing to share borne is known to a wide circle what we have. Money is essen- ef friends. tial for Christian missions and clothing is required. Alisoion- opo siosn survived itebdrebeY daughters, arcs eries are needed and emphasis who were all present for the is placed an the need for funeral, one son Donald was killed during the last War while serving overseas with the RCAF; another son, Archie, died severat years ago. The pallbearers were Wil- fred Huxtable, Stan Hicks, Murray Elliott, Fred Penwar- den, Arley Copeland and 'Frank young people for full time sere vice in the work of the church. A young person will adjust more readily to new cliStoms and surroundings than an older person," she concluded. Sunday service The Men's choir under the leadership of Mrs. George Hep- Hks• burn with Mrs, Lorne Hicks at the :piano provided the sneciat music for the eervice. Two. numbers were sung by the cboir and a :number by the sex- tet comprising .Sem Skinner, A, Buswell, K. Hodgins, M. Bus- well, W. Elliott and Richard Shoebottom, The ushers were. 5Ieereeeseeeneeesenfeelitellgekefelf Comments about Crediton East By MRS, W. MOTZ Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Frank Glan- ville and family vent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Regele and Krista of Wood- stock. Mrs. Vivian Cliffe and (laugh, ter, Marlene Harris, of Lon- don, spent •Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, William Motz, Miss Kathy Glanville return- ed home after spending 'hell - clays with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Regele of Walton, Mr, Ben Millman, who has been three weeks in St. Jos- eph's Heepital, London, died Sunday morning, Mrs. Sam Baynharn, 1 Exe- ter, spent the, Weekend at her home here. Mrs, Frank Glanville has re - tanned home after spending a week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. John. Ringland of Lima, New York. Personal items Mrs. Arthur McFalls spent a couple of days with her daugh- ters in London last week. On Friday they attended the fun- eral of a relative, the late Mr. Elmer Atkinson, in Marine City. Michigan. Mrs. K. Greb and Wayne were in Mount Albert for a few days last week at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith, Misses Sandra Webb and Di- anne Hewitt of London were weekend visitors with their grendparents, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mor- gan and family of Melbourne were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and attended the WMS anniversary service. Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Eaton of London were Saturday vis- itors with Mr, and Mrs, John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Molnar accompanied their son, Steve, to St. Thomas and were Satur- day evening guests with Mrs. Geddes and her daughter Bet- ty. Miss Betty Geddes returned home with them for the week- end, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Powe and family were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powe of Exeter, who attended the WMS anniversary service and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shap - ton and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott and Billy of Niagara Falls visited for a couple of days Isimiu11111 ttttt if I ulltlf I Maim+ tif ttif mu 0 mu tun um to if ttttt iiref if till f III lid f MU 4100 FOR SALE '56 BUICK, black 4 -door herdtop, radio, excellent condition '56 METEOR Sedan, radio, two-tone, automatic, rebuilt motor, like new. '56 DODGE Regent Sedan, V8, automatic, radio, one - owner, low mileage. '54 FORD Custom Sedan, radio, 36,000 mites. '53 METEOR COACH, low mileage. '54 STUDEBAKER Coach, good clean car. BRODERICK BROS, EXETER PHONE 277 f The W Tho, with 11.tr. AO Mrs. MurraY holt Mrs. W. J.. Moore .o.f Park. bill and Mrs. Win, Allison if Ailsa Craig were Sunday viai- tors. with Mr, and Mrs, 'rd Bowdon And Margaret Rose. ,i4r, and Mrs. Russell Sebum- mr...and Mrs. Ray Jaques and Steven spent Sunday eve - Laing with them. t :Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lake, (if Brussels, and Rev, W. J. :Maines, of Grariston, Were re- eent visitors with Rev. and ' Mrs. D. M. amt. A number from here attend- ed the funeral :of the late Mo. April 27', 1941 Pope U Ez ItaMPOrt at the l'per at home ZXe4 ter 1ui Tuesday Afternoon. Aire. IsainpPlet was 4 fernier res- ent Qt the Village. Mrs, 1) 4. Guest Attended a m 0et i n g Metropolitan Chtereh. London on Tuesday afternoon. One of the high., lights of the meeting was a panel diectiselon on the new organIzaticitt United Church Women which will come into effect with the amalgamation of the WA And 101$ in 1902. S/L G. B. Fee, airport padre is improving following surgery in WestMinster Hospital, ou don. Hockey fuller n. t4tViff OtECTRIt BASEBOARD HEAT ,Autlupatic Thermostat Control in Each Room! Costs less to Buy . . . Less 19 i megt ci Room ot Erititit Haase Automatic ... CIoan 69fot Ouitit Trouble -Free / NEW ! MARKEL ELECTRIC GIVES YOU MORE HEAT at LESS COST Phone 232-M G, Thomson Electric EXETER NOW SHOWING—Women's & Children's Corduroys White, Green, Gold, Black and Red, You'll like the style. 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