The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-05-20, Page 3Weekend Retirement Plan
Spruce your place up evenings if you
like. Take weekends easy the year
around! Enjoy life.
You can do it with a John Deere
"110" Tractor. Mow. Vacuum
leaves. Clear snow. Till your garden.
Add pleasure and leisure to subur-
ban living!
See the John Deere "110" with 4-
season attachments now. Conve-
nient credit.
HURON TRACTOR
AND EQUIPMENT
Exeter 235-1115
Times-Advocate, May 20, 1965 Pag• 3 Clandeboye UCW, WI busy
Hosts for Presbyterial
Earl Burr group
hears Earl Burr
June. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Robt. Jennison.
Gary and Karen of London visi-
ted Saturday with Mr. & Mrs.
Douglas Gill and family,
Mrs. Wm. Beer and Miss
Mae Skinner of Exeter are
spending a few days at their
cottage here.
Roy Telfer and family of Pet-
:pile, Mr, & Mrs, Pat Negras
and family, Mr, & Mrs. Allan
Stewart and family of Sarnia,
Mr, & Mrs, Jack Stevens and
family of Point Edward.
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Charlton,
cott Pines, Grand Bend,
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Masse, Mrs. Fred Willert and
Mrs. Jack Quinlivan.
PERSONALS
Sunday visitors with Mr. &.
Mrs. Johnston Patterson of
Beach CrPines were Mrs, C.
M. Paul of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. By MRS, WELLWOOD GILL
GRAND BEND
The UCW Earl Burr unit met
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Don
Hendrick conducted the opening
worship assisted by Mrs. Ray-
mond Kading and Mrs. Allan
Miller.
Rev. Earl Burr of Mt. Elgin
was guest speaker.
Mrs. Garnet Patterson pre-
sided for business. Lunch was
served.
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Reycraft
called on the Paton family Sun-
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson,
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson and
Debbie spent Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ralph Millson and family.
Mr. Maurice Simpson, lay
delegate, attended Monday at St.
Paul's service and then in after-
noon at Huron College sessions
of the Synod Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
fly, Mr. & Mrs. John Manson,
John and Mary of Simcoe for
Mother's Day.
Mrs. Cora McLean and Mr.
Ellwood Regan of Florida spent
the weekend with the former's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Almer
Hendrie. They visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Walkom,
London.
Mr. Howard Paton spent Fri-
day with his uncle, J. H. Paton.
Dashwood hit by ills
CATER FOR TEA
The UCW Irwin unit met Wed-
nesday afternoon with nine
members present. Mrs. Les
Hutchinson and Mrs. Ted Stan-
lake gave the worship period and
Mrs. Ed Gill, the Bible study.
During the business final
plans were made to cater to a
trousseau tea and reception in
CANCER CANVASS
The canvass for the Cancer
Society of Grand Bend and Dis-
trict sponsored by LOL 219
Greenway amounted to $250.97.
HONORED BY NEIGHBORS
The immediate neighbors of
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Masse and en-
joyed the doctor's pictures
taken on his recent African tour.
Dr. and Mrs. McMaster,
taken by surprise, were called
to a couple of chairs and an
address was read by Mrs. Mel-
vin DesJardine. The c o upl e
were presented with patio fur-
niture from the neighbors in
Pine Tree Hollow. The Mc-
Masters have moved to South-
Nurse graduates
Helen L. Zimmer, daughter of
Mrs. Harry Zimmer, Dash-
wood, graduated from St. Jo-
seph's Hospital School of
Nursing and was awarded a
Silverwood Foundation bursary
for post-graduate study at Uni-
versity of Western Ontario.
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Rudolph Miller is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
where he underwent surgery
last week. Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried
Miller and family of Port Dover
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Miller and visited Mr. Miller
at the hospital.
Charles Becker Sr. is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
LWML RALLY
Five members of Zion Luth-
eran Church Lutheran Women
Missionary League attended the
spring rally at Stratford Sunday,
May 16. The theme throughout
ed graduation exercises of St.
Joseph's Hospital school of
nursing at Thames Hall Friday
evening.
Robert Wein of Sudbury is
vacationing with his mother,
Mrs. Herb Wein.
Arnold Geiger of Pigeon,
Mich. visited with Mrs. Flossie
Stade and Mr. & Mrs. Melvin
Stade and Sherie.
was 4,I am the Vine ye are the
Branches".
pastor C. Evanson of Strat-
ford spoke on this theme. An
evening workshop also carried
this theme.
Mrs. Edmond Kraft celebrat-
ed her 70th birthday last week.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Lucinda Mclsaac were Ronald
McIsaac and Mr. & Mrs. Willis
McIsaac all of Detroit.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and
daughter of Brampton visited
with Milt Haugh.
Mrs. Wilbur Stewart of Lon-
don spent the weekend with Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Kim.
Mrs. Loretta Zimmer attend-
Jack Murray, teacher,
got a Scotia Plan Loan
-$1800-in 35 minutes
NURSES GRADUATE
Two local girls graduated
from St. Joseph's Hospital
School of Nursing Friday night
May 14.
Miss Rosemary Hall lived at
Clandeboye but now in London,
and Miss Penny Stephenson is
from Ailsa Craig.
Those who attended from
Clandeboye were Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Simpson of Kirkton at
Hooks Restaurant.
Miss Hall's guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Simpson, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Blake, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Worthington, Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Simpson.
Jack Murray had what he thought was the
world's biggest pile of unpaid medical
hills. Mr. Murray needed financial help
in a hurry.
Jack talked his problem over with his
brother and he suggested that Jack in-
vestigate the advantages of a Scotia Plan
Loan. Jack dropped in on his noon hour
to a Scotiabranch close to his school.
He talked his money problems over with
one of the helpful Scotiabank people.
After a few simple questions about his
job, income, and how much money he
needed Jack Murray started to see his
medical bill problem melting away.
35 minutes later Jack Murray had all the
money he so desperately needed. Of
course, this actual customer was not
named Jack Murray—and not all Scotia
Plan Loans take 35 minutes—the time
varies with the circumstances. But there
are more and more people with all kinds
of names and jobs coming to The Bank of
Nova Scotia to have their money problems
solved—quickly. Why don't you?
I-low much money do you need? We strongly
suggest that a Scotia Plan Loan is one of
the best—most practical ways for you to
consolidate your debts. With a Scotia
Plan Loan the cost is low. Your loan is
life-insured at no extra cost. You get the
other advantage of dealing with the inter-
ested Scotiabank people. So talk over
your money problem—whatever it is—
debt consolidation—a new car—with the
people at your nearest Scotiabranch.
They're ready and waiting to help you.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham en-
tertained her daughter and fam-
• REPORTS ON BEACHES, WEATHER, TRAFFIC
• HEARD FRIDAYS 5 TO 7
SATURDAYS 12 TO 2
SUNDAYS 11 TO 1
• STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 21
ON
By MRS. J. H. PATON
CLANDEBOYE
The Clandeboye WI met at the
home of Mrs. Arnold Blake with
the newly elected president,
Mrs. Andy Carter, presiding.
The Scripture reading was taken
by Mrs. Karl O'Neil.
A farm safety questionnaire
sheet was given each member
and was checked with results to be sent to the area convener.
The President and District Di-
rector Mrs. Alan Hill and a
delegate were chosen to attend
the District Annual at Beech-
wood May 25.
Mrs. Betty Northcott of Re-
der's Florists in Exeter was a
guest speaker for the meeting
and demonstrated the setting
up of floral arrangements for
the home. These were later
auctioned off and purchased by
the WI members. A variety sale
was held with Mrs. Omar Cun-
ningham as a fine auctioneer.
The motto "To make life a bed
of roses takes years of spade
work", was ably dealt with by
Mrs. Normay Hardy. The roll
call was answered by 15 memb-
ers each naming a flower they
plant each year. The executive
will meet Tuesday night to ar-
range the coming year's pro-
gram at the home of the presi-
dent.
The June meeting will be a
visit to historical sites in Lon-
don with Mrs. Rae Neil as con-
vener of historical research
making arrangements.
Lunch was served by the
hostess and committee Mrs.
Alvin Cunningham, Mrs. Roy
Cunningham and Mrs. Rupert
Williams.
Clandeboye hosts Middlesex UCW rally
The fourth annual North-West regional rally of the Middlesex Presbyterial United Church Women
was held last week at Clandeboye United Church. Theme was "Christian action in our community".
Gathered before the 100-year-old church are Mrs. Basil Romphf of Parkhill, regional vice-
president; Mrs. Peter Voison of Ailsa Craig, president of Clandeboye UCW; Mrs. G. W. Moore of
London, president of the Middlesex Presbyterial UCW; and Mrs. J. T. P. Nichols of London,
community friendship and visiting secretary. —T-A photo
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