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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1938-01-06, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCA.TE THURSDAY, JANUARY «, 1088 Grand Carnival Official Opening of the New Rink at Hensail WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 at 8 o’clock p.m. Under auspices of the Chamber of Commerce 12 prizes for Costumes & Races See Bills Band in Attendance GRAND MARCH AT 8.30 p.m. Adults 25c., Children 15c. RWRHSHMENT BOOTH HENSALL the on Monday son Dr. Fred were holiday and Mrs. C. A. Mr. Harold Foster was in Toronto on Monday.. Miss Erma Webber, of Zurich, vis­ ited last week with her father Mr. Roy Webber. Mrs. Eva Stapleton has been very poorly at her home on Queen St. for several weeks. Mr. Allen Davidson is confined to his home this week suffering from a severe cold. Miss Ada Gram, of Detroit, spent the holidays, with her parents Mr. and Mrs.' Geo. Grain. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and daughter, of Delhi, were New Year’s visitors with relatives here. Miss E. Johnston has returned home after spending the Christmas holidays with Toronto friends. Mrs. Farmer, of Stratford, is vis- ' iting with her father Mr. William Stone and sister Mrs. Stapleton. Messrs. Harry and Will Duckett, of London, were recent -visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Paterson. Mr. Peter Marks-, of London, spent a day or two last week visiting his mother Mrs. William Hildebrandt. Mr. W. Lindenfield, of Billings, Montana, is visiting with his mother Mrs. Jacob Lindenfield and other relatives. The Hensail Public and Continu­ ation Schools * reopened after Christmas holidays morning. Mrs. Wallers and Wallers, of 'London, visitors with Mr. McDonell. Miss McViicar, of Poplar Hill and. Mr. Keith Baker, of London, were recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pfaff and daughter Joyce were Chris.tma£, vis­ itors '*of Me and Mrs. A’lex. McDon­ ald, of Tuckersmith. Miss Minnie Reid and Miss Em­ ma Johnston left on Wednesday for Florida where they will spend the balance of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, spent a part of the Christmas holidays visit­ ing with .their (daughter, Mrs. Bert. Peck, of .Stanley Township. Mr. Isaac Jackson, of Calgary, is visiting with his mother and broth­ ers Mrs. Jackson, and George and Robert Jackson on the highway. Misses Almy and Greta Lammie spent a few days last week visiting with their brother and his wife Mr. :and Mrs. Ray Lammie of Exeter. ’.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton are moving this week to the home on the highway that they recently pur­ chased from the Thos. Pepper estate. Miss Alice Pfaff has returned to her home after spending the Christ­ mas holidays with her brother Mr. Ray Pfaff and his family at Exeter. Mrs. John McArthur, of London, accompanied by several members ot her family spent Christmas with her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold. Mr. Joseph Hudson, who spent the Christmas holidays with family here return ed^to Toronto Monday for further treatment Christie St. Hospital. The Hensail Public Library opened cn Tuesday after being clos­ ed for two weeks for checking pur­ poses. They have a fine list books for distribution. Mrs, Thos. Berry spent the mas holidays at the home son Edward Berry, oL' Her othei- son Wilson Berry and his wife, of Toronto, spent Christmas with "her at Windsor. Mrs. Maud Hedden, who spent the Christmas . holidays with relatives and friends here returned to her home in Glenworth on Sunday ev­ ening. Mr. Hedden motored up and spent New Years here. The many friends here of Mrs. Mary McKaig, who was operated on in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, last week for appendicitis, will be glad to hear that she is re-covering nicely. Her condition was serious for a few days. Messrs Norman Sinclair, Alex Filshie, Robert Passmore, Andrew McKenzie and James McEwen, who spent the Christmas holidays with their parents returned to Toronto on Monday to resume their studies at Toronto University. Sunday, forty-fifth ization of St. Paul’s services will bo held at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. At 11 a.m. the rector, Rev» M. A. Hunt, will bo the speaker and at 3 p.m. Miss Kathleen McNaugh­ ton will give the address, Mrs. Roy MdLaren’s group of the Ladies Aid of Carmel Presbyterian his on at re- of new Chris t- of her Windsor. January 9th, being the anniversary of the organ- the women’s Auxiliary ot Anglican -church special church held a guest tea at the home of Mrs. Fraiik Farquhar on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Young gave a very interesting talk on Friend­ ship. Rev. W. beautiful solos, time was spent Mr, Andrew student of Toronto and son of Mr. and Mrs, William, McKenzie, ot Stanley Township preached in Car­ mel Presbyterian church on Sunday evening to a large congregation. Mr. McKenzie is a brilliant speaker and his many friends here were pleased to hear him at this service. Mrs. W. A. Young sang a solo, “The Holy City,” At the morning ser­ vice the pastor, Rev. W. A. Young occupied his own pulpit. The Chamber of Commerce intend holding a euchre and dance in aid ot the band to secure uniforms for same on January 19tli. This dance went over big the last time and no doubt will this time, The fchamiber of Commerce also intend to help the council in sponsoring a great open­ ing carnival at the rink in the verv near future, but the date will be an­ nounced later and iboth. young and old are expected to attend. Jlensall CquikH aXinutes DASHWOOD A. Young sang two A very pleasant by all present. McKenzie, Divinity first regular meeting of the ’council held this evening at in the council chambers with Minutes of the Car- Dr, W. D. Bryce, D.D.S, DENTAL SURGEON ACdffice in Hartleib. Blocky Dash­ wood,, first three days of week and at -office -over the Post Office, in Zu­ rich, last three days of week. The village 8 p.m. all members present, the previous meeting were read, Jones and Shepherd: That minutes be adopted at read. < ried. Geo. Fee reported re Poll collection as being finished, asked instructions re stray dogs, iF, G. Bonthron, Tax Collectoi* ported re tax arrears $7719.43. Brock and Twitchell: That roll be extended until next regular meeting. Carried. ■G, Walker reported re Town Hall rents receipts as being $184. Reeve Shaddick reported C. Cook’spent the holidays with her mother treasurer and F. G. Bonthron, tax, Mrs. Martene, collector and assessor as wishing to ‘ retire from their offices, Mr, C. Tax also re­ tax DR, W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc, Veterinary Surgeon Phone 96 Zurich, Ont. Mr a few weeks this week for wan. Miss Irene Leeland Quenther, who spent visiting relatives left his home in Saskatehe- Martene, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McCallum and Mrs, Tillie Restemeyer, Loh’ Cook having been apipoinfed in 1914 don, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. ,Bonthron, appointed in1 Duncan Snider on Wednesday. 1932 and both having faithfully per­ formed their respective offices Mr. Fred Bonthron who has been the village tax collector for several years and assessor for 1937, resign­ ed his positions at the council meet­ ing on Monday and will devote liis whole time to his duties as post­ master and also to his insurance business. At the same meeting of the council on Monday evening Mr. Robt. Paterson was appointed tax collector ar.d assessor. (James ,A. Paterson was re-appointed Clerk of the village and treasurer of the relief officer, also village. Day passed veryNew Year’s quietly in the village, very few vis­ itors being in town on account ot the storm and bad condition of the roads. Several parties who were here expecting to spend the week-end left for their ing, fearing bound. The ized during The young people of the village are enjoying the new rink as there has ibeen splendid skating for the past,., two weeks. homes on Friday even- t-hey would be storm rink Vas well patron- the day and evening Sunday in the Churches At the United church on Sunday the pastor, Rev. Arthur Sinclair oc­ cupied his own pulpit both morning and evening. A fair congregation was out to enjoy the services. At the morning service Mr. W. O. Good­ win sang a solo and in the evening Mrs. Geo. Hess sang a beautiful, solo. Chimney Fire Quite a. lot of excitement was caused in town on Friday afternoon when word was received over the phone that the home of Mr. IFred Corbtt, of the Blind Line Hay, was burning. The Hen-sail Fire Depart­ ment left immediately for the scene but on their arrival it was found that it was just a chimney fire. The farm buildings are straight west of the house and the high .prevailing wind made a dangerous situation; Mr. and Mrs. Corbett were in town at the time and lrad a. bad scare. There was no particular damage done. Hensail Chamber of Condnerce Miss Zeta Nadiger R.N., of Howell a | Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs, N. Og- hearty vote of thanks was extended den, of Exeter, spent a few days to each. ‘ s Appointment of ol’fiqjals are as ’follows: James A. Paterson, lief Officer, Clerk and Treasurer, salary $200; Robert J. Paterson, as­ sessor and tax collector, salary $80; , George E. Fee, constable and poll holidays with her daughter Mrs. E. Nelson R. Guenther. Miss Oneida Restemeyer, of St. Joseph Hospital, London, spent New Years with her parents. Death of Philip Foster Philip Foster.died on Tuesday, December 28 th at Blake in Stanley I Township. He was in his 48th year Levi Rands pound : and had been in failing health for " __ ~ . ecmc time. Until a year ago he had George Hud- * lived cn the Babylon line in Hay J-“1- — ’ 'Township. He was unmarried and is survived by four brothers Lang and Cornelius, of Stanley Township; Leo., of Eldersley, Sask, and John, of Brownsville, Wash.; six sisters Mrs. William Henhoffer, Kitchener; Mrs. Eugene Kuntz, Formosa; Mrs. Christens Dietrich, Stephen Town­ ship; Mrs. Mrs. ship. on Friday at St. Boniface Church at Zurich by Rev, Father L. W. Power Interment took place in Zurich R. C- cemetery. with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Wind- Re- sor, and Miss Florence Baker, Lon­ don, spent New Years with their parents Mr. and Mrs. R, Baker. Mrs. Hooper, of Exeter, spent the CREDITON The Township Council will hold its first meeting next Monday at 11 ft.Hb Mr, and Mrs. JI. K, Eilber spent New Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ward Frit?, of Zurich. Mrs. Chas. Zwicker’s health has improved sufficiently to enable her to spend a few weeks in Florida. She is accompanied by her sister • Mrs. Holman, of Toronto. The Women’s Institute will hold their regular meeting on' Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. A good attendance is requested. Miss Lulu Gaiser spent a few days last week in Indianapolis, Ind., Mr. Harold pletch, who has spent the holiday at his home here return­ ed to Queen’s University, Kingston on Tuesday morning. ■Mr, Joe Polgae, of Straffordville, spent a few days over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Kerr. Rev. vice in church Rev. A. funeral Mr. Wes. Revington and family, of Lucan, and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Walker, of Detroit, visited over New Years with Mr. and Mrs. John Lovie. Mr. Ben Lovie returned to Detroit with them after spending the Christ­ mas week here. Mr. Roy Lovie left Wednesday for Detroit to visit for a S. Kinkbeiner took the ser- the Crediton Evangelical a week ago as the pastor E. Pletch was attending the of his brother. Discount on Early Orders A worthwhile discount on all chicks booked before ary 20th for delivery any date during the hatching season. Place your order now, fake advantage of this big discount. Be sure of getting Lakeview Chicks, .-By all indications we will be sold out away ahead this season. Lakeview Mineralized Feeds and Mineral and Wormfood for Poultry, Hogs, Cattle and Horses Lakeview Mineralized Concentrate ..................... $3,90 Mineralized Laying Mash ............... $2,70 and $2,50 Mineralized Hog Concentrate and Pig Starter Watch this paper for testimonials and further details on our Mineralized Feeds and Wormfood in -the following week?, Lakeview Poultry Farm Wein Bros. The euchre and dance sponsored by the (Hensall Chamber of. 'com­ merce put on in the Town Hall on ! 'Wednesday evening was a very sue- | Shepherd cessful affair. The large hall was N°- 1 be crowded to the doors. Some 5 0 tables , hied, were used for prize winners Mrs. Thos. Kyle; ' Ladies’ Mrs. John Faber; gent’s first, Lome Coleman; gent’s second, Geo. Boa; consolation prizes to R-uth McAl­ lister, of Hillsgreen >and Harry Wil- liard, of Exeter. The lucky prize winners were Loretta Bell, Mrs. Jas. McAllister and James Mickle. After lunch dancing took place, the music being furnished by the Jhestra. Will Hayter manager. Died Suddenly in Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Bonthron ceived word d'h Monday that their brother-in-law, Mr. Norman peppier of Hanover, had passed away sud­ denly at Chicago while .attending a furniture exhibition there.- He lei* for Chicago on Saturday from Han­ over. He was 53 years of ago. Mr. Peppier was a son of Mrs. Pep­ pier and the late Henry Peppier, of Hanover and spent all his life ill that town. Ho was a prominent resi­ dent of Hanover, served on the high school board, was a member of the Masonic Order. He attended the Evangelical church and was for more than ten years superintendent of the Sunday School, In business he was general manager of the Pep­ pier Bros,, Ltd., a. Hanover furniture manufacturing company. In 1916 he married Miss Lillian Yungsblut, of Waterloo and formerly of Hen­ sail. Ho is survived by his mother and wife and four children-, Fred­ erick, William, Edward and Mary Caroline; three brothers, William, Miltom and Edgar and one sister, Mrs. E. Grass, all of Hanover. In­ terment took place at Hanover. Mrs. Peppier and family have the sympathy of their many Hensall friends. Mr. and Mrs, Bonthroh on receipt of the news left immediately for Ran over. playing euchre. The were: Ladies’ first, second, Murdock Or- was floor Chicago re- tax collector, salary $50; Blatchford sanitary board and weeu I inspector, salary $17 and 20c an ■ hour for weed cutting; Dr. J. G. Smillie medical officer of health, salary $9 0; Reeve Shaddick and N. Blatchford were appointed members of the board of health; George Wai-;: ker caretaker of Hall and Park, sal-. Township, ary $187.50; “ ‘ Keeper; Firstbrook, Monteith & Co.,1 some time, auditors, salary $75; C “ ” ’ son, manager water tank? salary $22.50; Carl Passmore, motor mech­ anic, fire department, salary $25; salaries of Reeve and council, Reeve $3.00, Council $2.00 per regular meeting attended. Mr. Claud Blowes appeared re the children of 1'0 and 12 years ot age getting the use of the rink hockey, same granted subject to supervision of Mr. Blowes two enings a week. .■> Reeve Shaddick reported fire brigade and asked to1 ed as fire chief. J. Passmore appeared matters at the rink and different points to the council. Correspondence read: Dept, of Municipal Affairs; Dept, of Public Welfare; James Brothers, County Engineer; War Memorial Children’s Hospital. iSaine filed. | Bills and accounts read: W. Fras­ er, labor, rink $22.20; T’. Richard­ son, ditto $36.90; G. Moir, ditto $5.- 60; O. Hedden, ditto $4.'0|0; V. Hed­ den, ditto $4.'0i0>; A. L. Case, freight on scraper, rink 64c; James Broth­ ers, rink $16.20; A. Spencer & Son material, rink" $124.i8S; F. McLean, labor, rink $2.60; O. Hedden labor rink and streets $1.00; T. Brock, ditto $1.40; R. Hedden, ditto $1.20; D. Sangster, labor, hall 70c; Hydro Com., hydro hall and rink $2'6.48; Dept, of Highways, license, fire truck $2.00; F. G. Bonthron, ex­ change and postage $3.15; School Board, current expenses $1,000; W. R. Davidson, coal, hall $7.15; Passmore, labor and cartage, rink $38.77; J. A. Paterson, registration B. M. D. $9.‘00; total $1,307.81. Twitchell and Shepherd: That ac­ counts as read be paid. Carried. Brock and Twitchell: That by­ law No. 1 be“'giveu first and second ; reading'. week. Gladman; teachers for class I, Mrs, > CREniTOhi’ FASTR. Hill; asst., Mrs. W. Mack; Class K 1 II, Mrs, Trevethick, asst., Audrey! Mr- aud Mrs. Clarence Fletcher, Yearley; Class III and IV, were join- Greta and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. W. ed, Mr. Woodall teacher, asst Rus~;E- Fletcher and Marjorie, Mr, and sei Finkibeiner; Class V, Alwinna ' Mrs. Roy Fletcher, Donald and Nor­ Hill; assist. Marion Lovie; Class VI' spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell, assts., Miss M.’^rs. John Fletcher, of Exeter, Chambers, Mrs. S. King; Missionary] and Mrs. Garnet Johns spent Com., Mr. j. Woodall, Mrs. G. Hili, Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. P. Pass- Mr. H. Mitchell, Alwinna Hill, Mrs.' more, of Thames Road, R, Swartz and Mrs. T. Yearley; Tern-! ^r- aild Mrs- Lome Hodge, -of perance Com., Mr. Trevethick, Mrs.' Monroe, visited with Mr. and I I be for the ev- there reliev- re Hydro explained Carried. and Jones; That iby-law given third reading. Car- and T wife hell: That Mrs. Leo Strub, Kitchener; Andrew Luntz, Bamberg and Louis Ziler, of Stephen Town- Requiem high mass was sung Mrs. Crediton School Meeting The annual school meeting of the Creditoil Public School was held last Wednesday evening with a splendid attendance. Mi*. Harry Beaver was appointed chairman. Mr. H. K. Eil­ ber, secretary-treasurer, gave bis re­ port which showed a nice balance in the treasury after the year’s business. Mr. Lloyd Gaiser was re-elected trustee for a term of three years. At the close of the meeting the Board of Trustees met for organiza­ tion. Mr. Everett Fahrner was ap­ pointed chairman of the board ancl Mr. Ernest Guettinger, who has giv­ en excellent service in the past was re-appointed as caretaker for another year, *>A vote of thanks was given the teachers for the splendid gram, they presented during Christinas holidays. Tile Country Newspaper The thing that makes the weekly newspaper so importannt is the ■closeness to its readers-. It is an Intimate organ, t^ serves its read­ ers in quite as helpful a manner as does the minister, the priest,or the town principal of the schools. It is an institution-, without which no town is quite complete. The coun­ try newspaper is one paper that is generally read from front to back— ads and all. The small town editor is a hard working, 'hard thinking human being. He has everyone ot his readers’ interests at heart. No item of interest is unimportant. His newspaper is the reflection of the thought and tempo of ■ually he is a brave fearless fighter for its He earns little—but He is a service. His influence is wide and far-reaching. His citizen­ ship is a fine gift to civilization. pro- tli e Mack, Jim Mawhinney and Mrs. S. E. Pooley on Sunday. King; Flower Com., Mr. G. Mawhin- 1vr” T>/'” ney, Mrs. A. King, Mrs. R. Hill. The meeting closed with prayer by Rev. Mr. Gladman. Sunday, January 2, being Missionary Sunday a program was given by E. Chambers’ class. A missionary story was read by Nel­ son Lamport and the boys class sang “A Gyspy Boy.” HARPLEY of Shir- with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock and ley, of Kirkton, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Delbridge and Bruce spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Delbridge, of Ex­ eter. Visiters with Mr. and Mrs. Free­ man Horne on New Years were: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Horne, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Whitlock, of Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and family of Elimville, Miss Joy Whitlock, of on St. Thomas, Miss Muriel Allison, of the i i Mrs. W. H. Hayter Visited Thursday with Mrs. Ed. McPherson Springfield, at Grand Bend. I Mrs. Joseph Carruthers, Sr., en­ tertained her family and grand child- _ ren at her home on New Years. Miss Beulah Hodgins has return­ ed to Clandeboye after spending the Christmas vacation at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. Love enter­ tained a number of their relatives on New Years day. Mr. Kenneth Hodgins, of Wiarton, is visiting at his home. 'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Love for New Years were: Mr, and Mrs. Colin Love and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Love, Mrs. Ed. Gill, ‘Mr. aiid and Mrs. Ed. Gill, Sr., Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. family and Mr. Hector ed on Thedford. Mrs. Violet Walker, of Milverton, visited, one day last week with Mrs, W. E. Fletcher. j Misses Marjorie and Audrey Flet­ cher are spending a few days this week with their grandmother Mrs. John Fletcher, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis visit- ed on Thursday last with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford I-Iotham, of Byron,SH1PKA The annual School meeting, of S. S. No. 7 was held on Wednesday, De­ cember 29th at the school. Mr. Al­ bert Gaiser was again reelected for a term. The trustees are M. E. uxxng, Mi?. M. Sweitzer, Mr. A. Gais-j er. . ■ The annual school meeting S. No. 11 was held on Wednesday, December 29 th at the school. Mr. Al­ bert Morenz was chairman. iSecretary Treasurer, report was given. The ratepayers discussed the question of having music taught in the school. The trustees are Clarence Gale, Wes. England and Stuart Webb. The Messrs. Wilfred Disjardine, Isaac Tetreau and Clarence Gale have purchased new radios. Sunday last was Missionary Sun­ day with readings iby Lila Finkbeiner J and Stuart Sweitzer given. The regular meeting of the and School Cluib will be held day evening, January 11th, o’clock, in the school house. The Y. P. ,S. held a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lamport one evening of this week. Mr. Harold Kellerman visited over i the week-end with friends at Fergus, j T^e Executive of the Sunday School met in the church on Tuesday Ye, afternoon to elect the officers for „ . _ . Rev. D. Gladman was in charge. Meeting opened with , , a singiijg a hymn and prayer. After re- i ports had been, given the officers ' were elected which are as follows: _ _ I Supt., Milton Ratz; assistant Supt., __ __ .; Secretary, Verne Sharpe; assist. Secretary, Milton Sweitzer; treasurer, John Lamport; Pianist, Mrs. Milton Ratz; assist., Nola Sweitzer and Ruth Lamport; Librarians, Jack Ratz and Stuart Sweitzer; Miss. Supt., Pearl Keys; Temperance Supt., Matt, Sweitzer; Cradle Roll Supt., Mrs. E. Keys; Teachers, Ernest Keys, Jacob Kel- lermann, Ivan Sharpe, Pearl Keys, Wm. Sweitzer, Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer. Matt. Sweitzer, Mrs’. E. Keys; assist, teachers. Major Baker, Louis Schroe­ der, Mrs. A. Webb, Lillian Lovie. The meeting was closed with prayer by Rev. Mr. Gladman. Miss Violet Sharpe left on Friday for Auburn after spending the holi­ days at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mollard and Miss Leila, of Exeter, visited on Tuesday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Lovie. New Year’s visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz are as fol­ lows: Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaiser, Grand Bend, Mr. and Mrs. A. Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Mr. and Mrs. W. Haist. all of Crediton. Mrs. Martha Hewlett, of Exeter, atid son Gordon of oshawa, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt, Swietzer. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moren?,' spent New Year’s in London with ! Mr. and Mrs. W» Corry. Jones adopt the resolution as prepared by I the" coming "yean the Bank of Montreal. Carried. • Brock and Twitchell: That b;5-Iaw be prepared confirming the; appointments and salaries. Car­ ried. Shepherd and Jones: secure 7 copies of the World. Carried. Brock and Shopherd: Reeve and Clerk be instructed to arrange about the bonds of ficials newly appointed also tiring officials. Carried. Jones and Brock: journ. Carried. That we ^QwarQ Lamport; Municipal That the That Pick- of S. Home Tues- at 8 CREDITON EAST the the of- re- we ad- James A. Paterson, Clerk MT. CARMEL Rev. Fr. Sullivan, of Toronto, spent a few days with his father P. Sullivan and other friends here- last week. Mrs. Corie .O'Brien spent New Year’s with friends in Detroit. Misses Lizzie and Hilda Dietrich spent a few days last week at the home of their brother Joseph Dietrich Mrs. James Glavin and Camilla, of Centralia, spent New Year’s with the former's daughter Mrs. J. Carey: Mr. Norman Geromette left last week for London where he intends to' remain. Mr. Joseph R/yan, who has been seriously ill is, we are pleased to say, improving. Miss Frances Campbell, of Lon­ don, spent a few days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jere­ miah Campbell. Master Michael Ryan left last week for St. Joseph Hospital, London, where Ire will take treatments. Mr. Joseph Glavin Jr., of Ildorton spent New Year’s at his home. Messrs. EA Hogan and J, Ma­ honey spent New Year’s with friends at St. Joseph. “There’s when other “Really?’ “Yes, he's a man who succeeds fail!” a bankruptcy lawyer of Thedford; Mr. and Mfs. J. Love all of Grand Murray and Murray visit- Thursday with" friends in the town. Us- leader and a best interests, gives much. Presentation Before Leaving A very pleasant evening was spent recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heaman, when about 75 friends and neighbors gathered to 'say farewell prior to their departure for Exeter where Mr. Heaman has been engaged to work on the farm of Mr. Milo Snell. Dur­ ing the evening Mr. anc. Mrs. Hea­ man were made the recipients %■£ a walnut table, by Mrs. John ration being Davey. Dear Mr. and Family: We have met here tonight to you farewell before you leave neighborhood. We regret to learn that you are leaving During your short stay have made many friends genial, generous manner cherished remembrances neighborhood. the address being read Lovie and the presen- made by Mr. Louis Sirs. Heaman and bid our WHALEN Mrs. Gordon Docking, of Mon­ roe, visited for several days during last week8 with Mr. and Mrs. F. Par­ kinson. Mr. and Mrs. David Sturgeon and son Russell, of Grand Bend, spent the Christmas and New Year’s holi­ days with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mern- er. Mrs. Rebecca Stewart and son Charles, of Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and ikrs. Gordon Merner.. Masters William and Beverly Cliffe spent a few days in London last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarvis. Mrs. Wilson Anderson suffered a Ifeart attack on 'Thursday tb-ut we. are pleased to report is improving.. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Motz family spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Henry M'Otz. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sandiman and and and Miss Eva Adrian spent the holi- I son cecn left for their home in .Sour- days with her parents at Highgate. Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire and family spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. N. Ogden, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley, ot Hazel Park, Mich., and Miss Morley, of Toronto, visited last under the parental roof, Mr. Ralph Parkinson and Lillian Spearin, of London, Mr. and last week^ Mrs. Geo. Parkinson and Eunice spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkinson, of Russeldale. Services in this church were with­ drawn on Sunday afternoon on ac­ count of the funeral of the late Mr. Henry Hern of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. F. Parkinson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. White of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Mellville Hern and family were New Years visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kerslalce, of Exeter. Miss Muriel Neil, of Hazel Park, ’ is, Man., on Wednesday after I week’s I man’s Motz. ! Mrs. visit here with brother Mr. and George Hays, Mrs. Mrs. a Sandi- Henry of Exeter- Jean 1 spent Friday with her mother Mrs. week Miss . Wilscn Anderson. i Mrs. Ed. Penliale and daughter Grace spent a few days in Exeter i Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein enter­ tained the “Wein” family on New Year’s Day. i I Does ADVERTISING PAY? this line. here you and your will leave with this neighborhood. As a slight token of' our esteem and appreciation we ask . Mich., visited during last week with you to accept this gift. We trust. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ogden. you will have many happy 'hours of > Mt* and Mrs. Wilson Morley and usefulness of this gift and that it1 Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Squire, were re­ will bring back the thought that it ‘ cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson remembrance of the friends 1 Squire, Farquhar.___ _____ ... friends ■ Squire, Farquhar, and neighbors of the fourth conces- j sion who have learned to regard1 With, is a Miss Mabel Elliott, of spent the week-end with Mrs. Wm. Brooks. Treasure Seeker’s Class j for 1938 are: Teacher, Mr. London, Mr. andsion you with the highest esteem, best wishes for a bright, happy and j prosperous New Year, we remain, | The friends and neighbors of the; Johnson; Assist. Teacher, Mr. Earl fourth concession. ' j Johnson; President, Gladys Squire; 1st vice-president, Ruth Hodgson; Secretary, Russell Morley: Treasur- xhu uuuuui m.euiug of the Board er, Maida Morley; Auditors, Harvey of Management of the United church I and lyni French. Annual S. S. Meeting The annual meeting S. S. was held on Tuesday evening, I December 2)Stli, The meeting open- j ed with devotional exercises after; which reports of the various depart-; ments and classes were given lowed by a election of as follows, assist, supts, Mr, J, Mawhinney na Hill way Mr. Ed. Chambers Mr, Visor, Mrs. S. King; auditors, Mr. W. Mack and Russell Flnkbeiner; cradle roll supt., Mrs, J. Lovie; asst., Mrs. D. classes were given, foi- [ musical program. The officers for >19 3 8 were > Supt., Mr. H. Mitchell; ] Mr. Ed. Chambers and i rec. sec’y, Alwin-I envelope sec’y, Jack Gallo- ’ asst, Wm. Woodall; treas., paper librarian, I G. Mawhinney; musical super- ; Mrs. A. Mathers; cor. sec’y, •officers D. A. Wheatstone invested the tele­ graph before Morse. Alcock and Brown flew the Atlantic before Lindbergh. And there are 26 mountains in Colorado higher than pike’s Peak. Yet for every person who heard of Wheat­ stone, Brown and Mt. Evans there are hundreds who know of Sam Morse, Pikes Peak and the “Flying Colonel.” Pikes Peak gets the tourists because it's al­ ways gotten- the publicity. And the other mountains? Well, they just sit back and sulk and grouch about business being rot­ ten. Advertise in The Times-Advocate ROUND TRIP RAIL - FROM EXETER, - to TRAVEL BARGAIN JANUARY 15 WINDSOR, Ont. and $2.45 return DETROIT, Mich. Equally low fares from all adjacent C. N. R< stations.T534C Ask for handbill and complete information from Agents. CANADIAN NATIONAL . ...................—---------------—.................... .................