HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1943-11-04, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4th, 1943
only son of Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Parker, Hensail. The bride chose
a turquoise blue wool two-piece
dress, with corsage of pink roses
and brown accessories. Miss Hilda
Dean, of Toronto, as bridesmaid,
wore a pink wool two-piece dress
wth corsage of yellow roses, and
black accessories. The groom was
attended by Mr, Walter Brooks, of
Toronto. Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the home of
the bride’s pai'ents. Later LAC. and
Mrs. Parker left on a trip to Lon
don and Hensall where they visited
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Parker,
Western Grain
ALWAYS ON HAND
We gre expecting
Car of Beet Pulp
* this week.
DELIVERY OFF UW CAB SAVES
JIAXDLING CHARGES.
$31.00 A TON.
GRAND BEND,
Anniversary .Services ’
Owing to the exceptionally fine'
weather on Sunday the anniversary■
services in the United church were;
well attended. The visiting clergy
men, Rev. A. Lane, B.A., of Clin-;
ton, occupied the pulpit in the mor- •
ning and Rev, A. B, Irwin, B.A.#I
of Exeter, in the. evening. The naes-;
sages were very impressive, the I
Gospel being simply# earnestly anal
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CREDITON
3 Grades of Cod Liver Oil
$1.8,5 —- $2,20 $3.85
HENSALL
Shur-Gain Feed Service
Cann & Sons
Mrs. Wesley Jones spent Satur
day in. London.
Mr. A. L. Case, local C'.N.R, stat
ion agent is enjoying
vacation.
Miss Jessie Hodgert, of
spending several weeks
and Mr. H. O. Dayman.
Mr. Jack Simmons, of the R.C.N.
V.R, left this week for Nova Seotia
after a short leave at his home.
Mrs. Don . Rigby, of Blenheim, is
visiiing at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McQueen.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weigand and
son, of Dashwood, visited on Sun
day with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Fee.
Mr. Carey Joynt, of London, is
convalescing at his home following
an operation in the Hospital in Lon
don.
.Messrs.
Kerslake
a fishing
week.
lhe Red Cross Branch of S.S.
10 Hay held a Red Cross quilting
at the home of Mrs. Roy Bell on
Thursday.
Catherine Devlin moved in
dwelling adjoinin.
on Monday and
settled.
Fred Beer was
a week’s
Exeter, is
with Mr.
Carl Passmore, Alvin
and Jack Faber enjoyed
trij) at Lion’s Head this
g the Post
is getting
in London
a delegate,
Convention
.Mrs.
to the
Office
nicely
Sirs,
this week attending, as
the Women’s Institute
being held in Hotel London.
LAC. Ronald Parker and Mrs.
Parker spent a few days last* week
visiting with the former’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parker.
The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyter
ian church will hold their annual
Thank-Offering
of the church
4th at 3 p.m.
Pte. Murray
to Toronto this
week’s furlough with
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
in the school-room
on Thursday, Nov.
Traquair returned
week after spend-
home on Monday evening for Miss
Marion MacLaren, who leaves this
w6ek to take up residence in Gode
rich. The evening was pleasantly
spent in playing games, after which
refreshments were served from a
beautifully arranged table decorated
for Hallowe’en.
The W.M.S. of the United church
held their annual Thank-Offering
service on Sunday morning when
they had for their guest speaker,
Mrs. J(Rev.,) Harold Johnston, of
Mitchell, who delivered a most im
pressive message. Rev. R. A. Brook
was in charge of the evening service.
The choir sang two anthems entitled
“Prepare Ye The Way,” and “Oar
Strength and Song.”
A very pleasant evening was
spent last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.-Edgar Cudmore, Usborne,
when a number of the relatives
gathered in honor of LAC. Ronald
Parker and his bride, following
their recent marriage. The evening
was spent in games, and contests
after which the bride and groom
were presented with a purse of
money. The address was read by
Marjorie Cudmore and Arthur Par<
ker made the presentation. Ronald
made a fitting reply of thanks and
refreshments were served.
The Hallowe’en Dance sponsored
by the Girl’s Dance Club, on Friday
evening, was a splendid success.
The orchestra from the Centralia
Airport received a warm welcome
and the number and class of the
various costumes were very interest
ing. The Hall was beautifully
decorated with lighted pumpkins,
witches, cats, etc. Prizes were a-
warded the following ladies: Mrs.
H. Lawrence, Mrs. Leonard Noakes,
Mrs. Ray Broderick and Miss Eve
lyn Waring, of Exeter.
R. H. Middleton,
and Pte. Murray
ville Workman.
The November
Hensail Women’s
held on Wednesday, November
at 8.15 at the home of Miss Florence
Welsh with Mrs. Beer co-hostess.
The roll call will be answered by
my favorite proverb. Rev. R. A.
Brook will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. E. Chipchase will be in charge
of the motto, “Nothing Great Was
Ever Achieved Without Enthusi
asm.” Demonstration by members
of something new from something
old. Current events, Miss Shirley
Manson. Recipe, Mrs. Mickle.' Mem
bers are requested to bring tea, pen
cils, paper and scrap books for the
Navy.
DASHWOOD
Red Cross penny cards have been
distributed in the homes rnroughout
this district.
Kindly have your cards filled
and returned to the person you re
ceived them from or to the treasur
er, Mr. Harold Kellerman no later
than Nov, 15 when the next month
ly Red
Mrs,
friends
borne.
Pte.
Borden,
his parents.
Mrs. Sproule Currie is on the sick
list. We hope for a speedy recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. Luft and Mrs.
gin Murner are spending a
days in Kitchener this week.
Dr. and Mrs. R. II. Taylor
daughter Ann spent a few days in
Toronto last week.
Miss Catharine Finkbeiner is visi
ting in Sarnia.
Mr. Lewis Kleinstiver spent a
accompanied her 'couple of (lays at the home of Cora
the
and
tag
Mrs. John Passmore
ing several
his parents,
Traquair.
Mr. and
have received word that their son
Gerald Passmore now stationed
somewhere in Alaska has received (
a commission as Pilot Officer.
Mrs. Morris Tudor and little son
left on Thursday for her home in
Edmonton, Alta. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Tudor accompanied her to
Toronto, by automobile, from where
she travelled by aeroplane.
The rnauy friends of Mrs. H. O.
Dayman will be pleased to hear she
is much improved in health and
was able to return to her home this
week following two months at Mrs.
Annie Saundercock’s nursing home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacLaren,
who have been valued residents of
Hensall foi’ a number of years,
moved to Goderich on Wednesday,
where Mr. MacLaren has been en
gaged at Sky Harbor for the past
two years.
Misses June and Edna Saunder-
cock pleasantly entertained at their
Evangeli-
choir loft
rendered
day this
We hope
'Choss meeting will be held.
T. Hopcroft Is visiting with
in in Toronto and Port Col-
Lloyd Guenther, of Camp
spent the week-end with
Gents: Mr.
Mr. Scott Welsh,
Traquair.and Or
meeting
Institute
of
will
the
be
10,
.Parker—Brewer
A pretty autumn wedding
solemnized at 2 Brumell Ave.,
ron to,
when Rev. George Bracken united
in marriage * Lillian ’ Gwendoline
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Brewer, 41 Batavia Ave.,
Toronto, and LAC. Ronald Clayton
Parker, of Calgary Wireless School,
was
To
on October 2&£h at 7 p.m,,
The Canadian Canners Ltd.,
EXETER <
WILL BE IN THE MARKET FOR
TRIMMED TURNIPS
FIELD RUN FROM UP. MARKET PRICE PAID
DURING THE TURNIP SEASON.
Further information given by mail or,
phone 77, Exeter. Scverne Winer, Mgr.
C. M, Greene and Mrs. Green visi
ted friends in London on Tuesday.
Miss Jeanette Schenk spent last
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. D. Fink
beiner of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amy were
in Hamilton last week-end visiting
Mrs. Amy’s mother,
There were several from this dis
trict that attended the Blood Don
ors Clinic in Exeter last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes McFarlane
of Shelbourne spent the past week
end visiting with Cpl. and Mrs. C,
White of Crediton.
The male chorus of the
cal church took over
last Sunday evening
two numbers.
There will be a
Saturday’ for the blind,
that you will meet the taggers with
a quarter to help along this worthy
cause.
H. K, Eilber was in London last
Thursday where he presided at a
meeting of Group 4 of the local
Farm Mutuals held in the Hotel
London.
Mrs. Florina Brown left for Kit
chener this week where she will i
visit her son Melvin for some time.;
Her son Fraser
to the city. . I Kerslake at Mitchell.
Tuesday’s Free Press had the ■
name of Pte. I-Iarvey Pfaff listed j
among the wounded while fighting |
in Italy. His mqny friends hope his ;
injuries are not serious. I daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Mountain, Miss | marriage
Josephine Mountain, Mr. t’"-1 '3__ ’
John Mountain an-d Jack Price oft The guests
St 1 . .
and Mrs. Earl Haist. ;This is the last week for the Vic-!- ... •
lory Loan canvass. So far the sub-
scriptions have been dragging. We;Mrs j Tieman,
sincerely hope the township will be' bride displayed the silver,
able to reach it’s objective.
Friends and relatives will
glad to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Kel-
hofer are now freed from prison
camps and are on the Gripsholn
which is carrying many back home
Mrs. Kelhofer is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Braun.
The Senior League of Zion Evan
gelical church met at the home of
Miss Margaret Ratz last Friday
evening for a
The convenors
Elaine Fahrner,
and Pauline Faist.
Hallowe’en Parties
The Jolly Juniors Branch
Junior Red Cross of the Crediton
Public School entertained their
mothers on Friday afternoon at
their hallowe’en party. The winners
of the prizes for costumes were as
follows: Comic Helen White; fancy
costume Claire Hoffman; best dis
guised Betty Sims; couple Betty
Ann Roeszler and Betty Joan Beil
er. Jeanette Sclienk presided over a
short program of choruses, solos,
readings and a humourous skit,
“The Hallowe’en Rummage Sale”.
The pupils then enjoyed various
games provided by Miss Russell af
ter which lunch was served to all.
The village school was the scene
of many yells and screams last Fri
day evening when the Happy Hel
per Branch of the Junior Red 'Cross
threw a party for their parents.
Prizes were given to the following:
Comical Frederick Wuerth, best
costume Grace Gaiser and adults
Lawrence Wein.
An address of welcome to the
parents was given by the president
Eunice King. After this Arliss Wein
took over the program which con
sisted of choruses, poems and a
solo. The games convenor then con
ducted several games. They were
most struck with the dark room
which 'brought forth loud yells.
After the games a dainty lunch was
served,
Sunday Services
The pulpits of Brinsley and Credi
ton will be occupied by the Rev. C.
A. Bridgeman, B.A., recently return
ed missionary from West China,
under the auspices of the Women's
Missionary Societies of the above
churches, At Brinsley the choir loft
will be occupied by the Mission
Circle girls aided by members of
the choir whilst at Crediton
Canadian Girls in Training
render a Missionary Hymn,
ladies ate looking forward
eager anticipation to the coming of
Mr» Bridgeman and. invite those
who ate interested in the wider
teaches of the Kingdom as Well as
the claims of the local churches.
(The minister, the Rev, Lawrence
II. Yntnet, B,A„ will conduct Ute
service of xyorship at Shipka, 10,'kv
a.m., also accompanying Mr. Bridge
man at Brinsley and Crediton,
El-
few
and
Trousseau Tea
Mrs. Henry Hoffman entertained
at a trousseau tea at her home on
{Tuesday evening in honour of her
' ‘ 7 Gertrude Anna whose
■ -'“'“’j marriage took place recently to
and Mrs. j, k, McCrea, of Bedford N.S.
_ . " ' .. o_--3 were received by the
Marys spent Sunday with Mr.'bride and her mother. Presiding at
:the tea table with a silver bowl of
1 yellow chrysanthemums flanked by
siver candlesticks
Tieman while
sister of the
, china
; and linens and Mrs. T. H. Hoffman
he' displayed the gifts. Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe and Miss Rose Guenther as
sisted in the tea room.
Presentation Made to Recent
Dashwood Bride
Mrs. Kenneth McCrea formerly
’Gertrude Hoffman, of Dashwood,
and chief operator of the Hay Muni-
| cipal Telephone 'Company was
1 pleasantly surprised at the home
! of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnen of
social, j Zurich when the former Zurich
were ! operators presented her with a wal-
Brown' end table in honour
Ratz
hallowe’en
in charge
Eva Mae
of the
the
wilt
The
With
I
-................. ? of her
recent marriage to Gnr. Kenneth
McCrea of Bedford N.S., formerly
of London and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McCrea of Meaford.
The evening was spent in play
ing progressive bunco after which
a dainty lunch was served with the
dining room decorated in pink and
white streamers and the table be
ing decorated with a lovely wed
ding cake. Mrs. McCrea has been
connected with the Play Municipal
Telephone Co. for the past nine
years,
Sacretl Program
sacred community program
the Evangelical
faithfully delivered, which were|
listened to with rapt attention. The
choir was ably assisted by Miss
Margaret McIntyre, of Appin, who
in a sweet rich voice rendered two
beautiful solos which were enjoyed
greatly by all. The choir was also |
assisted liy the Zurich orehest
and their splendid selections
well received.
Victory Lorin Concert
The Victory Loan concert
well attended on Tuesday evenin;
of last week. Mr.
was the chairman and
ing manner announced
numbers. Dr. Hobbs
Dashwood, gave a very
on the Victory Loan drive and laid
a great stress on the cause, and ask
ed each and every one to do their
bit to hasten on the victory of our
Allies, Those taking part in the
progarm were Misses Amos, Dor
een Baker, Joan Gill, Shirley
Luther, Jean Mason, Shirley Smith,
Bettie Green and Masters Ronnie
Webb, Billie Becker, Ron. Greene
and Glen Ireland. Also on the pro
gram were quartettes by four girls
from Dashwood, intermediate quizz,
senior
song,
many
Maple
were
Allen
lie Becker the intermediate,
garet
wa.:
•g
Owen Atkinson
in a pleas-
the various
Taylor, of
fine address
and junior quizz, a school
“There are many flags in
lands”. Closing with “The
Leaf Forever” all of which
much enjoyed. In the quizz
Becker won the junior, Bil-
Mar-
Becker the senior.
churches in Holland and
Skinner on the same jn
Miss Doris Elford played
solo. Mrs. Elford led in
The committee is placing the plain truth before the people
of Huron County realizing that there is not one patriotic
citizen who would not do HI$ or HER full share if advised
of the facts.
If you haven’t bought see your banker or Victory Loan
salesman. If you have bought re-consider your purchase and
try to increase it.
Citizens of Huron County:
Citizens of Huron County raised
about $2,000,000 with 18 days of the*cam
paign gone, We still have $1,125,000 to
raise in 3 days.
ELIMVILLE
The Thanksgiving meeting
the W.M.S. was held on Friday
ternoon at Mrs. W. Elford’s with
ten members and one visitor pres
ent. Mrs. E. Johns presided. Mrs.
(Rev) Mair read a short article ou
prayer from Missionary Monthly,
Dlrs. B. Williams read a piece deal
ing with
Mrs. E.
Norway,
a piano
prayer, Mrs. Ken Johns gave a read
ing "Which was rescuer” and Mrs.
Mair closed with the benediction.
Sgt. Clarence Ford spent' two
days the first part of this week at
the home of his parents.
There were about 200 children
at the church Friday afternoon to
see the pictures showing “Canada's
War Effort” sponsored by the Fed
eration of Agriculture, there was
also a good attendance of adults at
night. Rev. Beecraft of Wingham
gave an address on the Victory
Loan in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Hillson. Whiteford
in Ingersoll on Friday last. Al
though still in the hospital, Hill-
son is making favorable progress
toward recovery from
operation.
Next Sunday morning
Bridgeman, returned
from China will preach
church at 10 a.m. Sunday school
will follow at 11 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John McElrea, of
St. Thomas, were Sunday visitors
with friends here.
Mrs. M. Routly is
her son Mr. Wm.
family.
Sgt. Lloyd Bell, of
visited at the home of his pai'ents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell over
the week-end.
Mr Laurie Stephen, of Sky Har
bor was home for the
week
The Mission Band
Hallowe’en party at -the
night with a good number in cos
tume, winners were as follows:
Fancy dress, first; Wanda Stephen,
second prize, Marie Cole, first prize
comic, Floyd Cooper; best couple
June Sinclair and Muriel Coward.
After unmasking games were en
joyed and a nice lunch served. Mrs.
A. Pym and Mrs, D. Skinner lead
ers of the Band# were in charge.
Several of the ladies of this com
munity assisted at the Blood Donors
Clinic in Exeter last Thursday,
LAC. Jno. Miners has been pos
ted to Rivers, Man. John has spent
over a year at the east coast.
his recent
Rev. Chas.
Missionary
in this
We unquestionably have the savings in cash and .in the
bank accounts necessary to do the job, but early action is
essential if Huron County is not to fall short. We therefore
appeal to each citizen to act at once. To purchase a Victory
Bond is vitally important no matter how small, provided it is
as large as you can undertake.
OUR CANADIAN BOYS ARE PUSHING AHEAD
WE MUST NOT FALL BACK
BUY BONDS AND SPEED THE VICTORY
(Inserted by Huron County War Finance Comittee)
FARMERS AND FARM WORKERS
If Your Farm Work has Slackened
A
will be held in
church on Sunday evening, Novem
ber 7, at 8.45. The program is to
consist of band selections by the
Hendrich
solo by
Airport,
-•selections
Lutheran
speaker for the evening is Dr. R. H.
Taylor, president of the Exetel’ and
District War Service Board. This
organization is doing a splendid,
work; one of tlieir chief functions
is sending parcels to the boys ot
our district who are in the armed
forces. A special offering- will be
received for this purpose. Every
body in the entire community is
asked to attend this program and
help bring a small measure of cheer
to
for the Winter, You Are Needed
Elsewhere in Essential Employment
visiting
Routly
Lacliine,
with
and
Que.
Band, cornet
of Centralia
and musical
Memorial
Mr. ' Hatch
readings
by the members of the
church choir. The special
our boys in service.
the
Mrs.
KIRKTON
Mis Elaine Robinson spent
week-end with her sister,
Lome Marshall, of London.
The pupils of Plugtown school and
their teacher Mr. Edwin Tufts, sent
a Christmas box to Mr.
Hammond, a
week.
Mr. Dudley
Port Huron,
with Mr. and
Mrs, Mary Gallopp is holidaying
with her daughter, Mrs. Don MoRea
of Sudbury.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Burgin and
sons# George and Harold, and My.
and Mrs. I. N, Marshall were Sun
day guests with Mi*, add Mi's. W. S.
Cluff, of Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. Wes Batten are holi
daying with Mr. and Mrs. Pym, of
London.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Muriel, Mr, and Mi'S,
and Billie were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Aylmer.
Miss Lois Roy, of Stratford,
holidaying with Mr, and Mrs,
Loupe,
Maitland
former teacher, this
and son# Charles, of
spent the week-end
Mrs, Win. Scott.
Routly and
Alex Crago
guest*! with
Routly,of
is
G.
end
held
hall
i
of the
their
Friday
SH1PKA
meeting of the Y.P.S. will be
Thursday evening of this week
A
held
in the United church# at S p.m,
Mr. John Lamport was appointed
as delegate to attend the Sunday
School Convention which is to be
held Friday afternoon and evening|
at Brinsley United church. I
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Clark and!
Doris, of Varna, were Sunday visi-l
tors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Keyes. ■
Miss Mildred Lamport, from Strut-!
ford, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs., Ed, Lamport '
Miss Verna Baumgarten and Miss]
Lila Finkbeiner, of London, were’
week-end visitors at their homes;
here, (
Mt and Mrs, Herb. Harleton and|
Audrey visited a few days with their
daughter at Brigden,I
Highly essential work—very important
in Canada’s war effort and for the
welfare of the Nation—is threatened
with shortages of workers. One of the
few sources of men available for other
high priority jobs is those men on the
farm who will not be needed at home
during the Fall and Winter. Heavy
needs must be met in many lines—
producing fuel wood and other neces
sary forest products; in base metal
mines, in food processing, in railway
track maintenance. If you live on a
farm and are not needed at home
during the Fall and Winter, you are
urged to answer this national appeal.
Farmers engaged in essential work
during the off season will be allowed
to return home when needed. Also,
those on postponement under Mobili
zation Regulations will continue on
postponement while in approved essen
tial work during the slack on the farm.
Please answer this vital call NOW.
For full information please apply to
one of the following:
The nearest Employment and Selective
Service Office or
The nearest Provincial Agricultural
Representative or
Your Local Farm Production
Committee
NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE
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