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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1936-07-09, Page 4THURSDAY, JULY Oth, 1936 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE BIRTHS LOCAL NEWS Aliss Margaret Slavin, of Hensall, HWOO DIGNAN—BREDINi,, vn Satur-. „ ........., _____ _ and Alls. R-. spent a few days in town last week- j Airs. E. J. Aliners, of Kingsville, is visiting for a few days with Airs. ■ W. G< Walker* in town. | All*. E. J. AVethej' is in Toronto __ A engaged in marking departmental examination papers. Airs. Horney and Aliss Horton, of town and Mrs. Horton, of Oshawa, are spending a few days at Grand Bend. Ralph Delbridge and Donald Win er spent the week-end in London with Air. and Airs. Calvert Chambers. Air. and Airs, Al. Patrick and daughter Helen, of AVindsor, visited over the week-end with Airs. Pat rick's other Airs. Al. Heywood. Hel en remained on a. visit. Airs. Cowan and two holidaying at Grand Cowan is spending pai*t there. Air. and Airs. AAzm. Cunningham and daughter Jeanette, of Detroit, spent the week-end with Air. and Airs. G. Al. Grant. Air. Norman London and Air. AV. Turnbull, of Toronto and Aliss Ann Turnbull, »of New York City, have 'just returned after motoring through the Catskill Alts,, to New York and Boston. They spent several days at Old Orchard Beach on the sea cost of Alaine and returned through the AVhite Alountains -of New Hamshire. PARKER—In Centralia. day, July 4th, tv Air. . . , ■chard Parker, a son. I v FORD—-In Exeter on Friday, J»lyl. 3rd, to Air. and Mrs. Gerald Ford, s son. COOPER—In Exeter, on Tuesday, June 30th, to Mr. and Airs. Ern-j where he is est Cooper a daughter (Alary Cor- * ine) Dr. W. D. PE At office wood, firs at office-o t ___ rich, last three days of week. The Dashwood and Zurich Offices will be closed from July 13tli to July 18th. D.S., D.D.S. URGEON frtleib Block, Dash es days of week and the P-ost Qffice, in Zu- deaths ROWCLIFFE-—At Queen Alexandra Sanitorium, on Alonday, July 6th, Alan, beloved son of Air. and Airs. Elgin Iiowcliffe, in his Sth year. PARSONS—-In Exeter North, on Sat urday, July 4th, 1936, James Par sons, aged 68 years, 4 months and 7 days. EILBER—In Crediton, on Thursday, July 2, 1936, Alagdelene Beavers, widow of the late Charles Eilber, aged 89 years and 5 months. sons nd n mes P thank tlife friends the manT acts of during also for loan of caW. andl Al. A. Hunt. THANKS jfivishes ghbors ^ss extended bereavement; . tributes and the especially to Rev. to for children are Bend. Dr, of the time ’------------------------'jf CAR® OF ’ Air. and Airs. Fr<M I es to thank all tlidfeji sent cards, letters,Wrowers and visited Airs. Huxtable while a tient in Victoria Hospital. Hjstable wish- <ho so kindly also pa Air. andfAIrs. Arthid* Ellicltt, of Owendale, lAIich., anmSnnce..iahe en gagement < Irene, to A Axe, Alich. Ont. The vfe the Ellicott 1§Esideni 6 p.m. Garfi aughter foil, of Bad of Centralia, take place July 14th, at at RESTEMEYER—ALLEMANG St. Paul’s Lutheran church_____ in Elmira was the scene of an interest ing wedding when Aliss Alarie Alle mang, daughter of Air. and Airs. August Allemang, of St. Clements, became the bride of Edward J. Res temeyer, of Dashwood, formerly of London, son of Airs. Restemeyer and the late Edward Restemeyer, of Dashwood. Rev. F. Malinsky, past er of the church officiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was beautifully gowned in white satin in princess style with which she wore a bridal veil and . halo of orange blossoms. She was attended by Mirs. Elmer Restemeyer, as matron of honor,, Aliss Gertrude Allemang as bridesmaid, little Miss Ruth Weismiller, as flower girl. Albert Aliller and Air. Elmer Reste meyer, of Dashwood, were the groom’s attendants and the ushers were Carl Allemang, of St. Clements and John Neeb, of Stratford. Dur ing the signing of the register Airs. Roy Eix, of Elmira, sang the appro priate solo, “O Perfect Love.” Af ter t-he ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mrs. George •Weismiller, Elmira, when 50 guests were entertained. Buffet refresh ments were served. Immediately afterwards Air. and Airs. Restemeyer left by motor to spend their honey moon in Western Canada. They will reside in Dashwood. Guests present from Windsor, London Dashwood. av ere and MERRY AIAKERS PICNIC The annual Highway Alerry Mak ers picnic was held on the spacious grounds of Mr. Chas. Isaac on July 1st. About -65 were present and en joyed an afternoon of games and races and a snappy game of softball. Follow-in’g the sports a bounteous picnic sup-per was served to all. Dur ing the course of the supper hour Air. Jas. Sweet along with several others in a few remarks expressed the gratitude of those present for the. hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Following are the results of the sports: boys and girls under 5, Chester Glanville and Kathleen May; boys 5 to 8, Billy Robinson, girls 5 to 8, Kathleen Prout; boys 8 to 12, BiJly Parsons and Junior Prout; .girls 8 to 12, Marjory Essery; young ladies’ race, Elsie Reid, Josie Kerslake; young men’s race, Ray Jones, Tom AValker; married wom en's race, Mrs. Geo. ^ones, Mrs, Lip pert; ladies’ walking i'hpe, Aliss H. Snell and Olive Parsons; "hopp race, Airs. Hedley May’s side; slipper-^aee Mr, and Airs, H. Godbolt; thread and needle race, Mr. and Airs. Hed ley Alay; kicking the slipper, Josie Kerslake and Dora Glanville. The following officers were elected for the coming year: president Harvey Godbolt; sec’y-treas., Gerald God bolt; sports .com., Charlie Prout, Roy Parsons, Arthur Day, H, Glanville, Mrs. H. Alay and Elsie Reid. It was left with the new Officers to de cide the date for the next picnic to be held preferably at Air. Isaac’s- Mrs. Walter Cunningham has re turned from a pleasant visit with her son Rev. Borden and Airs. Cun ningham, of Glencoe. ONE WEEK SALE OF TOP NOTCH CHICKS Commencing!—JULY Oth Ending—JULY 15th DAY OLD CHliTiS Leghorns 6%c, Barred Rocks 7%c, White Rock and New Hampshire Reds 9c, Leghorn Pullets 13 Vz Heavy Breed pullets 12%c, Leghorn Cock erels 2£c, Heavy Breed Coqkerels 7%xj, ■STARTED CHICKS—Add to- Day Old price, one week old 2c, 10 day old 4, 2 week old 6c, 3 week old 9c. All chicks subject to Prior sale, jpullets guaranteed 00% accuracy. Top Notch Chick Hatchery STRATFORD, ONTARIO CORNISH REUNION The 3rd reunion of the Cornish family was held at Riverview Park on Saturday, July 4th, with about 10 0 in attendance. Air. John Cornish Exeter, who is in his 89 th year was the oldest man present. Airs. G. Kellett was the oldest lady and Airs. Ed. Trewartha Clinton came the greatest distance. Little Donald Mc Gill was the youngest. The after noon was spent in sports followed by a softball game. Supper was serv ed at 6 o’clock after which the elec tion of officers took place resulting as follows: President, Mr. Frank Statton, Grand Bend; Secretary, Airs Arthur Rundle, Exeter; Sport Com mittee, Air. and Mrs. T. Stephens, of St. Alarys, Air. and Airs. F. Skinner, of Exeter an>d Air. and Mrs. Charles Jaques, of Centralia. Just previous to supper a few well chosen words in memory of those departed since the last reunion were spoken by Mr. Garnet Cornish after which a short silence was observed. Following is the report of the sports: Girls 7 and u-nder, Grace Penhale, Lois Kirk; boys 7 and under, Gordon Kirk, F. Elliott; girls 8 to 12, Alary Kirk, Jean Kirk; boys S to 12, Roy Kirk Harold Elliott; young ladies, Mar garet Jaques, Verna Jaques; young men, Garfield Cornish, Oliver Ja ques; three-legged race, Roy Kirk NOTICE To THE PUBLIC AVe have taken over the Dash wood Flour Mill and will be in the market for all kinds of grain; also we will supply all kinds of feed and flour. Chojjping every day. J. C. Reid & Co. 7-9-3tp. Don’t forget the big ball tourna ment. and Band Tattoo on July 15th. Airs. Jacob Weber accompanied by Air. and Airs. J. Caldwell, of Exeter, left last Tuesday for Ossnabrook, N, D.» to visit relatives. Aliss Zeta Nadiger, of Victoria Hospital, London, spent last Tues day with her parents. Air. and Airs. Harry Guenther, of AVindsor, spent the week-end with his parents. Airs, G. Chesna, of Birmingham, Alich., is visiting her parents Air. and Airs. Fred Willert. Air, and Airs. AVilliam Smith, of AVindsor, spent the week-end with her parents Air. and Airs. R, Baker. Miss Alary Burke, of Detroit, is spending her vacation with Air. and Airs. S. Baker. Air. and Airs. Harry Harris and family, -of Sarnia, are visiting with relatives. Aliss Sigrid Pedersen is confined to her home with an attack of pneu monia. Two friendly games of ball -was played here on AVednesday, July 1st between Dashwood and a team from Kitchener. Air, and Airs. Sam Elsie, of De troit, spent a few days at their home here this week. Air. and Airs. J. Rasclike and fam ily, of Detroit, spent the week-end with her parents Air. and Airs. Geo. ■ Merner. Airs. Raschke and children will remain here for a few weeks. Mr. Percy Kleinstiver and Mr. Rhode, of Chicago, and Airs. Hotch kiss, of Detroit, are spending a week with relatives. Air. and Mrs. Ed. Hamacher, of Alonkton, spent a few days with his mother Airs. Hamacher. Miss Marjiorie Held is taking a summer school course at London Normal School, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bender attended camp meeting in London last week. Air. and Mrs. AVellington Maier and family, of Detroit, spent a few days with relatives. Mr. and Airs. A. E. Oestricher spent the week-end with friends in London. On Friday evening July 3rd Mr. and Mrs, P. Kraft were pleasantly surprised when their .children and grandchildren gathered at their home to spend a pleasant evening in honor ’ In St. Paul’s Anglican church chapel, Toronto, on Friday afternoon the marriage took place of Kathleen daughter of Airs. Bredin Alark Bredin, to Bruce croft Dignan, son of Air, Biuce Dignan, Bishop R. officiated, Miss Dora Fox was at the organ and during the signing of the register, Miss Peggy Bredin, niece of the bride, played a violin solo with organ accompaniment, Blue cornflowers and delphinium dec’orated the chapel for the occasion The bride, given away in marriage by her brother, Air. AV. T. Bredin, wore her going away costume, a smart powder blue silk suit with shell pink top, large pink baku hat and pink accessories. Her flowers were a corsage of pink roses and blue cornflowers. There were no attendants. A small reception was held at the home of the bride's mother. The couple left by motor for a trip through the Gaspe Penin sula and on their return will Jive in Toronto. and the late Alan Ray- and Airs. P, J. Renison on their return will Jive in TO INDIACALLED Aliss Irene Griffiths, young people of the Temple, London, where Crosen, is pastor, is the first to re ceive a call to a foreign land and that, to India. The Temple mis sionary is going out for the first time, but will be accompanied by two other workers, who are going their second time. We truly believe these days in which we live are days of spiritual declension but we are thankful to God that one more has found in. communication with the higher counts and has obtained privileged orders. Miss Griffiths is going to be at Exeter in the Opera House speaking at the evening services, July 7,30 p.m, t Obeying Her one of the Emmanuel Rev. W. R. afternoon and 12th at 3 and Call “Where cross the crowded life, t Where sounds the cry of clan; Above the noise of selfish strife, I hear Thy voice, O Son of Man.” race and CROMARTY and Oliver Jaques; Lila Elliott and, ®Pen“ a P/,easant .ev®nin.g ho. Verna Jaques; married ladies, Mrs J Mr. Kra^ s eightieth birthday. A. Ford, Mrs. A. Rundle; married! Mr<_ Leslie Goetz, of Chicago, men, Mr. A. Ford, Mr. Ed. Penhale; spendino, a week s vacation w is with throwing softball, Elva Elliott, Alar- aret Jaques; men kicking football, Mr. Chas. Jaques; running broad jump, Garfield Cornish; clothes pin race, Garfield Cornish and Elva El liott; feeding the elephant, Mrs. F. Skinner and Air. Wes. Jaques; story telling contest, Air. Frank Statton; kicking the slipper, Airs. F. Skinner, Airs. E. Trewartha. It was decided to hold the reunion .next year at Riverview Park on Saturday nearest the 115 th of June. ■ R OWLE Y—N OR THCOTT A quiet but pretty weddingA quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Air. and Airs. Robt. Rowley, 4646 Bellevue Ave., Detroit, Saturday, July 4th, when Aliss Alice Mary Rowley, sister of Mr. Riobt. Rowley, was united in marriage to Mr. Thomas Leonard Northcott, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Northcott, of Empress, Alta. The ceremony was performed at 4 p.m. in the living room by the Rev. Wil kie, pastor of Calvary Evangelical Church. The bride was given in marriage by .her brother Robt. and wore a crepe suit of aquamarine with white lace blouse and wore a cor sage of pink roses and orchid sweet peas and wore white suede shoes. Her only attendant was Airs. W. C. Redmond, of Detroit. She wore a pink and powder blue tunic dress and wore a corsage of talisman roses and white sweet peas and also wore white shoes. The groom was sup ported by Wesley C. Redmond. Mrs. Rowley wore a yellow and pale green printed crepe dress and a corsage of talisman roses and white seet peas. A reception for guests followed after which they sat down to a sumptuous repast. Guests included immediate relatives and a few friends. After a honeymoon of unknown destination, Mr. and Mrs. Northcott will make their home in Detroit. Mr. Northcott is a nephew of Airs. Richard Yellow of Exeter and Mr. T. Nelson North cott, of Stratford and has many atives in and around Exeter. rel- THAMES road Air. and Mrs. Ferguson and Lloyd and family, of .Schomberg visitors over the week-end at Afanse. Airs. Wm. Lamport returned Victoria Hospital on Saturday, are glad to hear she is improving nicely.Air. and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Fer guson, of Hensall. The early peas are being harvests ed. Mr. Pollen is engaged at the Kirkton Vinery. Mr. and Airs. C. Allison on Sunday had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. R. MeBrideyof Zurich, formerly a teach er at Thames Road school (Miss Mc Nair n.) /Mr. Torn, -Farron was a week-end visitor wrU Mr. and Airs. Passmore, leaving -on Sunday ing for Alontreal intending to tor the Old Land. Rev. Wm. Afair and Airs. _ Pollen sang a duet very acceptably Sunday morning.Mrs. Merkeley and family, of To ronto, are holidaying with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cann. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chalmers and little son, of Zion, were visitors Sun day with Air. and Mrs. Wm. Stone. Mr, and Mrs. Rydall are holiday ing with Mr. and Mrs, R. Kydd, Mrs. were the from We Percy even- leave Ed. A LOVELY GARDEN In driving through Exeter the other day the Journal-Argus man stopped to lenok at the garden of Air. B. AV. F. Beavers. Ben makes a h'obby of his flowers and is out in his garden early and late at this season. Ais a result he has a beauti ful place which is one of the show places of the tidy town. He has had a wionderful array of roses this year and a great assortment of gorgeous delphiniums. Airs. Beavers is also a great flower lover and generously passes on the gems of .her garden to the sick an-d to any and all who ap preciate the session's blossoms.—St. Alarys Journal-Argus. WAGHOHN REUNION The third annual reunion was hold at the home of Air. Alfred Waghorn, Russeldale, Wednesday, July 1st, with a good attendance. The after noon was spent in sports, a softball games and races being enjoyed. At six o’clock all sat down to well laden tables and the election of officers followed. President, Wm. Strahan; sec’y-treas., Airs, lunch .committee, ford, Mrs. Bert Wallace Selves; Mrs. Sam Craw- Waghorn; sports committee, Ellis Strahan, Hazel Wag horn. Guests were present from Exeter, St.’ Alarys, Alitehell, Russel- dale, Grand Bend, sUniondale and. Kirkton. relatives. Mr. and Airs. Harry Heinbach, of Toronto, and Airs. Frank Kohls and son Alvin, of Roquen, Quebec, were week-end visitors with Air. and Mrs. Jacob Schroeder. Mrs. Adella Fischer, of Zurich, spent the week-end at her home here. Aliss Helen Moore and friend, of Chicago, and Mr. Angus Moore and daughter of Chicago; Air. and Mrs. Marcela and family, of Kitchener; Mr. and Airs. Angus Aloore and Aliss Box, of Seaforth, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wilds. Air. and Mrs. Earl Neeb and fam ily, of Pontiac, Alich., are visiting his mother Airs. Mary Neeb. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile spent a few days in Detroit and Ann Ar bor. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Pfile, of Mt. Clemens spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. Hy. Pfile.Mr. and Mrs. Milford Koch, De troit, spent the holidays with his parents Mr. and Airs. Geo. Koch. Dash'wood Henrich Alemorial Band attended the Band Tattoo in hill on Monday evening. CENTRALIA Park- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Neil, and son Junior, of Bad Axe, Mich., were week-end visitors with the former’s parents Mr. and Airs. Jas. Neil. Jun ior remained here for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mills and daugh ter Alarilyn were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mills. Mar ilyn remained for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tapp, of Tor onto, and Mr. and Mrs. AfcGregor and family, of Exeter,’visited on Fri day of last week with Mr. and Airs. Jiohn Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and Jean, of Sebringville, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Skelton, of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Powe and Teddy of London, were .Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brock, of Union, visited on Sunday with Air. and Airs. John Brock, Miss Jean Thompson, of Sebring ville, is visiting with Miss Audrey Powe. Mr. and Airs. D. H-odgson and Air. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson attended the Hodgson-Gourlay wedding in St. Marys on Saturday of last week. ■.Mr. N. Pollard returned home on Friday of last week after visiting with relatives around Barkhill for the -past three weeks. Alaster Douglas and Miss Alarie Fletcher are holidaying with their grandparents Mr. and Airs, William Moody. Air, and Airs, Randley, of St, Ca therines, visited for week with Mr. and dock, Marie Huxtable, The June meeting of the AV. Al. S. met on Thursday last at the home of Aliss Currie in the village. Airs. J. Scott presided, The roll call topic “Peace” was responded to by thir teen- members. Airs. Tufford gave a very nice account iof the W. Al. S. Presbyterial held in St. Alarys. Mrs. Allen having choice of subject read a very interesting article entitled “■Our Bride” the author of the com-: position being Nellie AlcLung Mrs.1 McKay gave a synopsis of the Coun cil held in- Toronto a few weeks ago. Little Miss Alar gar et McKay render ed very sweetly a solo which was much enjoyed. Those taking part in the devotional period was Mrs. Miller, Airs. Thos. Scott. A number of business items were dealt with A very dainty lunch, was served at the close iof the meeting, was sung and the Lord’s peated in unison, Miss Mae Quance, who an operation for a-ppendicitis in the Seaforth hospital has recovered suf ficiently to be gt home again. Mr. and Airs. Jiohn -Scott and Frank visited on Sunday last at the home of Air. Ernie -Graham in Lam beth. Mr. and Airs. Wisby, of Stratford, visited at the home of Mr. Colley on Sunday last. Alisses Ida and Alda Steacey, of Toronto, visited lover the week-end with their aunt Airs. S. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norris attend ed the Norris picnic held in Strat ford on Saturday being the birthday of the mother of Air. Norris who is nearing her ninetieth year. The Strawberry Festival held in the church on Monday evening last was a decided success. The young people of iStaffa presented their play “The Khan’s Talisman.” Mrs. Norris and daughter, Winni peg and Mr. and Mrs. Aletcalfe of Florida are spending the holidays at the home of Mrs. Hugh Currie. Mrs. George Miller (nee Elizabeth Hoggarth) iof Carson, is at present visiting friends in the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Love, of Walton, Mr. Ed. and Miss Bessie Davidson, also of Walton called on relatives on .Sun day last. Mr. Love is hale and hearty and will be ninety -next month ELIMVILLE Air, and Airs. Alarshall Squire also Mr. and Airs. Harry Squire, of De troit, were visitors at the .home of Mr. and Airs, John Herdman on Sun day last. • Rev, James Penrose, formerly, of Ethel, was inducted into the Elim- ville charge on Friday evening with a good attendance. The address to the minister was given by Rev. Wm. Alair, of Thames Road and dress tj> the conregation by E. Elliott, of Main Street Exeter. Mr. and Airs. Franklin and Beverley attended the reunion at Riverview Park last Saturday. Miss Grace Brock is visiting inSarnia with Mr. and Airs. Len. O’Reilly. Services next Sunday morning will be Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching service at 12 p.m.Rev - ’ ------ ' ~ ” moved day of to this Rev. Owen Sound and daughters Alisses Evelyn and Edith were week-end visitors with their niece, Airs. J. H. Brock. Mr. Harold Bell, Mb’s. Len O’ Reilly, Thelma and Edwin O’Reilly, of Sarnia, were visitors here over the holiday. The Cornish family held a reunion on Wednesday last at the home of Air, Jo.hn Cornish. The IV. Al. S. held a Strawberry Supper, an Wednesday evening of last week which was very largely at tended. Large tables were set in the shed where a bountiful supper was served by the ladies, the program fol lowing consisted of a play by the S’taffa Young People “The Khan’s Talisman” whch was well presented and this play is clean, humorous and of good moral tone, It held the au dience in rapt attention throughout. Proceeds from the evening amounted to over $110. the ad- Rev. A. Church, Skinner Cornish and Mrs. Penrose and family to the parsonage on Thurs- last week. We welcome them community. and Mrs. F. Clysdale, of BY-LAW NO. 15, (1936) OF the corporation OF TJ0® A’ILLAGE OF EXETER, TO ES TABLISH A COAIA1UN1TY HA*tL WITHIN THE SAID VILLAGE, AVHEREAS the said Village is now without a suitable assembly Hall, Physical Training Room, Skating Rmk, and other siniiliar recreational facilities, and the citizens at public meetings called lor the purpose of discussing the matter, have . urged that such a place should be provid ed by the Council. > AND AVHEREAS the question of the erection of the building herein after provided for, was submitted to the electors of the said Municipality by plebiscite on the Seventh day of April 193 6, and the majority of those voting were in favour of tbe undertaking. THEREFORE the Council of the said Village of Exeter enacts as fol lows: (1) That a Community Hall and Recreation Centre adapted, amongst other things, for the purposes‘here inbefore referred to, be erected and established within the Corporation of the said Village in accordance with the provisions of “The Com munity Halls Act” and amending acts, not to exceed in cost $10,0 09. (2) That the said Corporation acquire by purchase, lease or other wise a sufficient portion cf land off the southwestery corner of the grounds of the Exeter Fair Board for the above Purposes together with such equipmjjht and personal perty as is n®w or may at any hereafter hp required for the purposes. jW’ ,(3) Tlw? the Council now, icm|M^ any tim^m'ereafter, be at lihaoj^fc'" enter iwq an agreementjriO^ the CouncBpbf any adjoinisi^^^wnship or ADgpcipality for^jjMgffioiht use ofa saW"Communi.^i|^fI and Recrea- tioHj^pentre ujajj ' pro time said. rf freed .1 m ^.Jff 'and Recrea- Suc'h terms as may debentures of the said, be issued for the said winchelsea A hymn Prayer re underwent Mr. and Airs. Ray Fletcher family spent Sunday with Air. Mrs. B. M. Francis, Exeter. Airs. Tom Allan and daughter dred, of Farquhar, spent Thursday with Mrs. Nelson Clarke. The Misses Bessie and Jessie Hey wood entertained a few of their friends Mrs. day in Miss to, is holidaying with Air. and Airs. Herman Foster. Miss Ethel Coward from near Ran- noch visited over the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Co ward. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Kerslake and Genevieve visited on Sunday with Air. and Airs. A'lf. Hunkin, of Thames Road. Air. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, of Granton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster. and and Mil- few on Friday evening, Wes. Heywood spent Satur- London. Eleanor Duffield, of Toron- ZION punpyses. (5) That a board shall be appoint ed by the said Council in accordance with the provisions of the said Act, to have the masragement and control of the said Community Hall and Re creation Centre. This By-law shall come into force and take effect upon the passing thereof. PASSED by the unanimous vole of all the members of the said Coun cil this fourth d'ay of July A.D., 1936 SEAL “HOMAS PRYDE” Reeve “JiO.S. SENIOR” Clerk NOTICE THE ABOVE is a true copy of a by-law passed by the municipal coun cil of the Village of Exeter, cn the fourth day of July, 1936. And all persons are hereby required to take notice that anyone desirous of ap plying to have such by-law, or any part thereof, quashed, must make his application for that purpose tc> the Supreme Court of Ontario, with in three months next after the first publication of this notice in the newspaper called the “Exeter Times- Advocate”, or he will be too late te be heard in 'that behalf. “JO'S. SENIOR”, Clerk I GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. John Fallis, of tario, California, who have been iting friends for the past few weeks returned to their hiome last week. Mr. and Ma’s. Frank Station at tended the Cornish picnic at Exeter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bossenberry ■returned to their home at Pincher Creek, Alta., after a two weeks’ visit in the community. The Band gave several selections at the open air service Sunday night and have been .commended many times for the splendid music. Mrs. (Dr.) Moore, .of Toronto, spending a short visit with her Rev. J. B. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page, troit, were week-end visitors Mrs. Fred page. The camp grounds are well filled with one of the largest crowds of many years. Almost every cottage has some campers in it. Mr. Ben. Yeo. of Detroit, visited his sister Miss Mary Yeo over the week-end. ' z Airs. Allen, of Watrous, -Sask., spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Abner Mollard. Mrs. Fritz, of London, visited with Airs, Annie Brenner the 'week. Mr. and Airs. Melvin Dodds son Jack, of Buffalo, spent a days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gero- mette. Miss Beulah Holt has returned to home from Buffalo. On- vis- is son De- with a few days last Airs. Wm. Had- , daughter hf Mr and Mrs. Fred Huxtable, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lena Willert, of received the sad news of of Mrs. M. D. Willert, of _______ Nebraska. Her husband, Mr. Willert was well known here being born in Dashwood and working at the bar* of Exeter, R. Smith. Centralia, the death Tekamah, Dashwood and working at the ness busines at Crhditbn. Air. and Airs, Theo. Willert. Cairo, Alich, and daughter Airs. Stovbl and two daughters, of sar, Mich., 1...... —*__' . L with Mrs. Lena Willert, ofL.l __ __„____, Vas- were v/eek-end visitor ft past and few her Renew Now! ......a,.,., ... The July meeting of the W. M. S. was held on Friday afternoon, July 3i’d when they entertained the babies and their mothers at the home of Baby Band Secretary, Mrs. J. T. Henn. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lindsay, of Erie, Penn., visited on Sunday with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern. • Mrs. Norman Brock spent the week-end with her mother Airs, Geo. Earl in Exeter. Miss Norma Finkbeiner spent Sun day with her parents near Crediton. Air. and Mrs. Chas; Jewel, of Eng land, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell, of Exeter, visited one day last week with -their cousin Mr. Henry Hern, who is most of the time confined to his bed. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hern and daugh ter Hazel attended the Thomson reunion which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knox, Granton on< Friday evening, July 3rd TENDERS WANTED Tenders will be received by undersigned up to Tuesday, July 21, 1936, at 7 p.m. for hauling gravel on the -following road divisions: 20 cords on the 4th side-road be tween Cions. 9 and 10 and 20 cords on the 4th side-road between Cons, 11 and 12, ^Gravel to be taken frdirf J. Ziler’s TendersBvill also be recej^JTby the undeiwgned at the for buildijg retainin the MORTGAGE SALE time the cons mg’s el to opposite lots 6 f’ the first Cons. 18 and uate as foil culverts of Cor culverts (a) T block 10 at Preston Dear lots 23, Corus. 2 and 3, ship .furnishes the grav en! and the contractor is excavating and supply his hipment for doing the work, to state price per cubic yard. ' ' ' r than For T ... .All work to be done hot later the 15 th of September next, more particulars apply to the Road Superintendent, George Eilber. The lowest or any tender not nec essarily accepted. HERBERT K. EILBER, Clerk of stephen Township Crediton, Ont. Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mortgage, ■which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale1 by public auction, on SATURDAY, the 11 day of JULY, 1936, at the hour of two o'clock-^«t^ the afternoon on the premia Frank Taylor, Auctioneer lowing property, namely^ iLot 1,7 in the Sev of the TJp^pl^p o res mor ~ pe'rty th house a good cl TER chase time thirty ’’days. For further particulars and con ditions of sale apply to FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer GLADMAN & STANBURY, Barristers' etc., Exeter MELVILLE F. GLADMAN, Wnk of Toronto, Chambers on, Ont. rflicitor for the Mortgagee ATED at London, Ont., this 18th X day of June A.D., 1936. brales en per cent, of the pwr- to be paid down at the balance to be paid in to barn. The soil is- oncession , 100 ac- the said pro be a brick NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN ELLIOT, late of the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Retired Solicitor, de ceased. All persons having claims against the late John Elliot, who died on o about the 18th day of Febru 1036, are required to send pdrti to the undeof their cl On or befb July, 193 sets of th ed. DATED of June, t TOTOh Third dayis the as* distribut- ELLIOT, by his Solicitors, ORDEN & ELLIOT 13il4, 320 Bay St., Toronto, Ontario eceased will /the Fifteenth fter which t