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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-02-07, Page 5We have a limited supply ,of Prestone on hand THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY JMQRNJNG, FEBRUARY 7tb, 1946 1935 Chev. Long W.B. Truck 1933 Ford Short W.B Truck 1931 Ford Model A Coupe 1931 Ford A Panel Truck 3 Hot Water Heaters left for Cars ..................................................... ....... .............. ............................................ ■-.................... .......................................... . ........................... i _______ ._ _ 1 • 11 1 11 11 11 • • ■■■’■mulliimiiiiiijiMiii ii mi i i ii i i i mu , ii i ii ii . i iiiii iiinuni mi n 1 i 1 ■umni HENSALL Mr. Wm. Cook, of London, spent th© week-end with his mother. Mrs. Devlin. Mrs. Ed, Hoye spent chener. Mr. ’ and __ _ Teddy visited recently with fives in Bly th. Mrs, Jack Corbett who has confined to her room owing to ill­ ness, is improving. Mrs. Lammie spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie and Bobby in Centralia. , Mr. and Mrs. Jackie and Sandra, spent the week­ end with relatives in London. Mr. A. L. Case received word this week of the death of his sister-in- law, Mrs McDonald-, at Alisa Craig, Miss Mary Hemphill, of London, spent the week-end with her par­ ents, Mr, and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemp­ hill. The Hensail Friday evening following. a “Pot- Luck supper.” The Wohelo Class of the Hensali United Church intend' holding a skating party at the rink on Friday evening, )Feb. 8th. Mr. Jack Drysdale spent the week-end in Kitchener with his sis­ ter and ibrother-in-Jlaw, Mr. and Mrs. 'Barrie Williams. En route to her home in Toronto following a visit with relatives in Windsor, I' — tho week-end with Mrs. T. 'Parl- mer. Mrs. E. relatives and -while Follies.” Rev. W. A. Young, of Fergus, called on friends in Hensali this Week, coming here to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Alfred Taylor. “ The Girls’ Dance Club are spon­ soring a Valentine Dance in the Town Hall on Thursday, |Feb. 14th. Music by Cliff Gordon’s orchestra, of -Stratford. Mrs. 'Norman Stanlake received official word that her husband, Pte. Norman -Stanlake, was ‘ aboard Queen Elizabeth due to dock New York this week. The Evening Auxiliary of Hensali United Church will meet at the home o,f Mrs. E. Geiger on Mon­ day evening, Feb. 11th, when Mrs. Spray will be hostess. The Y.P.S. of the United Church had as their guest speaker -Edward Judd, principal of the public school, Fink and Mrs. the week-end in Harry Kit- Mrs, Geo. >Cowan and rela­ been who gavean interesting address on I his work at a reform school. (Miss Florence Welsh played a piano solo. The sacrament of Holy Com­ munion will be dispensed with at the morning service in Carmel Presby- : terian Church 10th, by Rev. ister. The ladies sponsoring a on Sunday, February p. A, Ferguson, min- of the 500 club are euchre and dance in the Hensali Town Hall on Fri­ day evening, Fe'b. 8th, at 8,30 p.m. Good Prizes. -.Music by Murdoch’s orchestra, Booth in hall. All pro­ ceeds for" patriotic purposes, Mrs. Spray and Miss Margaret Edward Judd, .Shepherd will be hostesses to the .congregational . meeting of United' Church was held on Evening Auxiliary of. the Hensali United Church at the home of Mrs. Edmund -Geiger on Monday evening Feb. 11th. Devotional service by Mrs. ‘B. Kyle; roll call, ways of serving;, study, Miss. Mattie Ellis. The congregational meeting of Carmel Presbyterian Church which was postponed owing to weather conditions will be held on Thurs­ day evening, Feb. 7th, at 8, p.m. Every member anil adherent of the congregation is urged to be present at this Miss tended ing of ni Executive (of which she is a member) held in Toronto last Sat­ urday. She was accompanied by Mrs. R. Elgie, who visited friends there. ‘Returning by London, they were privileged to hear the two important meeting. (Greta Lammie, A.T.C.M. at- an Important 'business meet- the Brantford School alum- Mrs. Earl’ Parlmer, spent ■: distinguished artists who presented z-7 -t t r 4 4* T-» n r< fTT iT") i t .............• _ _ * _ t _ _ iL. Mickle is visiting with and .friends in’ Toronto there will attend the “Ice the on ¥ the in the an outstanding musicale in Technical .School auditorium Monday evening, under the aus­ pices of the Women’s Music Club, namely H.. Adaskin, violinist, and Francis Marr, pianist. Pot Luck Supper " A pot luck supper was provided by the ladies of the United church at a congregational meeting. A sing song followeed conducted by W. Goodwin with Miss Greta Lam­ mie as accompanist. Rey. Brook addressed a few words of welcome. Reports from the various organiz­ ations . were presented and proved very satisfactory and interesting. The officers for 1946 were elected. Mrs. Mickle contributed a piano solo and a duet was sung by Rev. Brook and Mr. Goodwin with Miss Gladys 'Luker as accompanist. At the conclusion a very pleasant event was performed by Miss An­ nie Consitt when she gave an ad­ dress to Rev. and Mrs. Brook and presented them with a beautiful quilt with numerous names of the members and adherents of the congregation embroidered on it. TIRES Phone 100 ■ ■ GOODYEAR and DOMINION Casings and Tubes All restrictions off. Get your order in early Exeter, Ontario I YOUR, Exeter District Co-Op Store We have on hand a good supply of Heavy Galvanized Chick Feeders and Fountains also Chick Starter Exeter District Cooperative P. Passmore, Manager GREENWAY Mrs. E. Mason and Mrs. Chas. Wernham. of Snrnia,” spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, L. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and Gordon visited on Sunday with relatives at Arkona. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophy vis ited one day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Harrison, of Payfield. Miss Gladys Stewardson, of Lon­ don, spent the week-end with her; parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. Steward- sou. A riumbei’ of people in this vic­ inity have been sick with the flu. Mrs. .Annie Hicks ^visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Robert Pollock. Those from a distance who at­ tended the funeral of the late Mr. Albert Pollock were; Mr, and Mrs Sam Kennedy, of Rochester; Mrs, Levina Kennedy, of Bad Axe; Mr, and Mrs. John Allister and Frank,. Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin • Lightfoot, of St. Marys; Mr. and! Mrs. Harold Detloft; Mr,’ Claude J Detloft; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mc­ Intosh, Messrs. Seibourne English and Harold Pollock, all of Detroit; and Mr, Russell Pollock, of . Lon­ don, Mrs. Fred 'Steeper visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Merton Morley, of St. Thomas. MOUNT CARMEL Pte. Wm, ’yValsh, who has been overseas nearly three years is ex­ pected here this week, having sail­ ed on the Queen Elizabeth. Misses Jean .Voisin and Clarice Regier, students at London, spent the week-end at their homes here. Mr. 'Jas. H. Dalton has engaged Ray Foster and .Willis Hodgins to assist at the store. Mr. Foster has moved into the house recently vac­ ated by Mrs. C. O’Brien, Mr. Alex Voisin has purchased a farm on Con. H5, McGillivray from Mr, Gus. Morrissey. Mr, Jas. Breen returned from visiting his sister, Mrs. K, McNich- oll and family at Tweed. Mr, J. Boland has returned from Toronto where he has been employ­ ed for several months. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, after 60 years in the book and stationery business has sold out to two broth­ ers, L . E. Martin, of Wallaceburg, and T. W. Martin, of Thedford. Women’s Institute Meets The February meeting of the Hensali Women’s Institute will take place at the home of Miss Florence Welsh Wednesday eve­ ning, February 13th, at 8.15. Mrs. F. Beer will be co-hostess. ‘ Roll Call, Poem tor verse from School Days. The following interesting items. will be presented. Motto-, “What Mothers Should Know and what Children should learn,” Mrs. E. Norminton. Demonstration 'by Mrs. Middleton. iCurrent events by Mrs. A. Orr. In keeping with the theme, .“Education”, several of the Public School students will take part in a Public Speaking contest. Prizes will be awarded. Be sure to attend this interesting meeting. The Social Committee are as follows: Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Broderick1, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Kyle. Mrs. Alfred Taylor Mrs. Alfred Taylor, a prominent and. life-ling resident of Hensali, passed away at her home here on Saturday in her 86th year. The former Miss Isa .Bell, she was born in Tuckersmith and was an active member of Church, , Mr. served theii- sary a week husband. A was held from the home on Monday at 2.30 p.m., conducted by Rev. P. A. Ferguson and Rev. W. A Young of Fergus, a former minister of Carmel Presbyterian. Church. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall and Mr. Jas. Ben- gough sang, “Abide With Me.” The floral tributes were very beautiful. The pallbearers were Messrs Sidney McArthur, Sam Dougall, Robert Elgie, Geo. Hess, James Bengough and R. E. 'Shaddick. Interment in Hensali Union Cemetery. Sunday Services at United Church Services were held in the .United 'Church last Sunday at 11 a.m. and at 7 p.m. with Rev. R. A. Brook in charge. Owing to the absence of Miss Greta Lammie, organist, Miss Gladys Luker presided at the piano. The choir under the direction of Mr. W. 'O. Goodwin, at the morning service rendered the anthem, “O Sing unto the Lord.” At the eve­ ning service the Young People's Society conducted the exercises as­ sisted by (Rev. Brook and the guest speaker, Rev. Hinton, of \ Kippen. Following is the program presented. Congregational singing led by Mr. Geo. Cowan with Miss Eleanor Cook at the piano. Call to Worship, Bill Mickle, Holy, Holy,-, Holy. Invoca­ tion, Ruth Hess; hymn, “O 'God, Our I-Ielp in Ages Past;” responsive reading, -Ruth IHesS; evening les­ son, Doris 'Buchanan; lesson, lowed’ Brook. Thee,” panist; H. " Hymn Be”; Offering and Prayer; quartette. ■God is Love,” Misses Bernice Jinks Mary Goodwin, ’Ruth Hess, 'Betty Mickle, Miss Eleanor Cook accom­ panist. Rev. Hinton, Kippen, then I presented a most inspiring and •forceful message ■ entitled, “Friend­ ship with Jesus.” 'Closing hymn. "O Master. Let me Walk Willi Thee,” Mizpah Benediction repeat­ ed. 'Carmel (Presbyterian and 'Mrs. Taylor ob- 51st wedding anniver- ago. Surviving is her public funeral service exposition of Edna petslce; .Prayer fol- by Lord’s Prayer, Rev. Choir anthem, “I Will Extol Miss Gladys .Luker, accom- recitation, “Rendezvous.” Van Dyke, Eleanor Venner: , “Take My Life and Let It announcements, Rev. Brook: j and Prayer; quartette. Medical Hospifal Reimbursement For the Passengers in your Automobile. o- W. Hr Hodgspn General Insurance Phone 24 jay Will HUtHliiHlfij iljii rfflffmwnrmr i iiimnii iinr THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. H, Rhode and Mr. and M’rp. A. Passmore spent Thurs­ day evening of last week with Mr, and Mrs. Nornian Passmore Exeter, It being Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pas­ smore’s thirtieth sary. Mr. and Mrs. Mac, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dawson and Rev. and Mrs. ,W. Mair Betty and Joanne spent Wed­ nesday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Orvaj Cann. Miss Helen Howatt visited Miss Lillie Miller on Sunday. Messrs, Harvey and Ward of Dashwood, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allison. Farm Forums met at the follow­ ing places Monday night, Lumley School House and the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elford and Mr. and Mrs.'O. Beaver. Mr. tonsil operatoin Monday of this week. wedding anniver- J, Hodgert and with Neeb, with Wesley Johns unredwent a His many friends in community wish him overy,. Pte. Arthur Rhode on Monday • of this was one -of the many the Queen Elizabeth in Halifax, Sunday, We welco'me him back to uor com­ munity again. Mrs. Arthur Rhode and Jimmie have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. )Rhode this week. We are sorry to report that Gor­ don Stone was admitted to the hospital Monday of this week and underwent an -operation for appen­ dicitis. c overy. The church 8.30 p.m. Sunday pervices will be at the usual hour on School at 1110’. 15 at 11.15 a.m. Mrs. L. Love, been visiting for home of W. C. Pearce and left Tuesday to visit with relatives Parkhilh a speedy this rec- arrived home week. Arthur who sailed on which docked February 3rd. We wish him a speedy re­ Y.p.u: will meet in the basement Friday evening ai Sunday. Sunday a.m. and Church of Glenholme has a few days at the on at ' SH IP KA Mrs. Emerson B-awden and ren, of Windsor; are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mirs. Jacob Ratz. Mr. . and Mrs. Ford McGregor and family, of Parkhill, were1 Sun­ day visitors at the home and Mirs. W. Desjardine. Messrs. Glenn Webb and Disjardine are spending weeks in .Kitchener. ’ Mr. Mansel Hodgin and sister, Miss May Hodgin were Sunday eve­ ning Ross Love. Mr. Harry son of went a in ;St. This is years. guests child- of Mr. Wilmer a few with Mr. > and Mrs. McAdams, of Zurich, Isaiah Tetreau, under-Mrs. serious operation last week Joseph’s Hospital, London, the third operation in three Harry’s many friends are wishing him a complete recovery. Mr. Wray Sweitzer attended- a funeral at -Sarnia last week. • Mrs. Humphreys and son, Paul have taken up residence here. The National Film Board pictures shown in the iShipka School on (Fri­ day night were most interesting as welhas entertaining and were great­ ly appreciated by those -present. We were told that we were in danger of losing these pictures if there is not more interest shown. So next month when these pictures come'to our township let’s make a record attendance. The Farm Forum Lunch Counter following i the pictures was a decided success. Farm 'Forum met Monday night at the home of Gordon ;Ratz and will meet next week at the home of Cliff .Russell. CHESTERFIELDS and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Repaired and Re-covered ugnamai Free Pick-up and Delivery Stratford Upholstering Co. (Successors to the Clifford Upholstering Company) 42 Brunswick Street STRATFORD i Enquire at E. R Phone 570 er . Exeter CREDITON are glad to report that fet. Fahrner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fahrner, arrived home on Monday of tills week. Austin sailed on the Queen Elizabeth which dock ed at New York Sunday and was met in London by his family on Monday. His brother, Pte. Fahrner, and Cpi. Eugene Spn of Mr. and Mrs. Harry were aboard the Aquitania, exected home this week, Mr. ceived and is The < We Austin E. K. >T" Eugene Finkbeinei* bis discharge from the navy attending school in London, congregations were small at both churches on Bunday due to the blocked roads. Mr. Paul Yates, of London, and Miss Marie . Clendoning,’ of Kitchen­ er, visited pvei’ the week-end with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Yates, Mr, K. McLeod spent a few days last week at his home in St. Thom­ as, and attended grandmother. Mr, and ■ Mrs. ■family of Zurich, with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Fahr-' ner, We are sorry to report that Mr. Frank Sims, who has been ill nt the home of his son, Mr. Clayton Sims, and who was last week removed St, Joseph’s Hospital, London, not improving and his condition considered serious. Mrs. Chris Hau's many friends will 'learn with regret that she is ill at her home with pneumonia. Her son, Mr. -Garnet Ray, of Bad Axe, is at present with his parents, Mr. Wallace Beaver, Beaver, and are has re- the funeral of his Milton .Deitz and visited on iSunday and Mrs. Rau. ELIMVILLE and Mrs. Glenn Bell Chiselhurst, The new 1946 'Dodge with a” its beauty and depend ability. This new car has many improved features you will be pleased to know of, in fact many more improvements tham any 1946 car yet shown. Dodge and DeSoto and were Mrs. Mr, family, of near Sunday visitors with Mr. and Gilbert Johns. Miss Lois Ford, of Farquhar, spent several days last week .visit­ ing her aunt, Mrs. Franklin Skin­ ner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and Irwin, of Farquhar, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner on Sunday. Miss end in at the cott. Mr. Harry Ford visited his moth­ er at Mason Villa Tuesday. Form Forum Meet Twelve members Forum met at the home Mrs. Will Elford last Monday even­ ing. Discussion was on “Can We Maintain Oui> Present Consumption of Farm Products.” After games lunch was served. Next week they will discuss “The Costly Trip From Producer to Consumer” at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns.. W.M.S. and W.A. Social Evening' Last Wednesday evening seventy gathered basement for the and W.A. social evening, number of young people also were present. Mrs. Will Routly presided over the devotional period. After a hymn Mrs. Pooley ’ read the scrip­ ture lesson and Mr. Will Johns led in prayer and the roll was called Mrs. Will Johns then took the chair for the social part. Those taking part were Messrs John Rid­ ley and Harold Clark with violin and guitar; Messrs. Harold Bell and Cliff. Brock with’ violin and guitar; readings by Mr. Delmar Skinner, Mrs. Cliff Brock and Mrs. Delmar' Skinner; mouth organ and guitar number- by Mr. Kenneth Johns and a sing-song. A dialogue “Bigger and Better Babies” was ■presented with great success by about a dozen actors which created a great deal of merriment. A “Treasurer Trail” contest • was much enjoyed and a delicious pot­ luck lunch provided the closing chapter for a delightful evening. Ola Johns spent the week- Exeter with her sister, Irene home of Miss Stella South- this fund in addition to the fore­ going is $96'2.91 by the Kippen congregation and $260.<00 by the congregation of Hillsgreen paid to the church treasurer so that total Manse repairs cost $1,979.45 which includes the stallatiori of a new well on premises and pressure system, The current expenses of church for the year amounted $1,998.63; the M, and M. fund $262.OiO; the Women’s Missionary Society givings $127,010;; the Young People’s Society $J1132.OO and’ the Sabbath School -$70.27. The total givings congregation for therefore, $4,3,0'9.35. "At the close of delicious lunch was ladies and a short program was enjoyed. the is in- the the to to of the Kippen the year ^fs, the meeting served by the but interesting in. Of London on the Farm of Mr. and about in the church annual W.M.S. Quite a KIPPEN St. Andrew’s United Church Report The annual meeting, of St. An­ drew’s United Church" was held in the Sabbath school room Wednes­ day evening, January 30 th with Rev. A. Hinton as chairman and T. N. Forsyth as secretary. An atten­ dance of about fifty persons were present. The reports of the various organizations of the church were read, each by its sponsor and each ■one in turn was adopted by meeting. The following members were pointed to the Managing Board three years: Robert Elgie( Carl Clinchey, H. H. Damm .and Robert McGregor. The year /I# 45 was ralther historic year in the life of church; the congregation under­ taking extensive renovations to the Manse. With this as their objective the Women’s Association on July 4th held a Strawberry and Ham Supper which netted the Sum of $141.74. Then on October 25th ti grand Fowl Supper and Entertain­ ment was sponsored by the ladies of the two congregations, Kippen and Hillsgreen, and although price of the geese was high project netted of $533.13. A auction sale of October 31st donations increased the receipts by $40.62 and $41.i0'5 respectively making a total of $756.54, which represents the amount contributed j to the Manse repairs funds by the ladies. The amount contributed to the substantial lunch booth nt Mrs. W. E. Butt on together with cash Start with the Best Chicks Our new Jamesway Incubator is now in operation. A few more March orders available. Sunrise Chick Hatchery CENTRALIACENTRALIA' There will be no- choir practice on Friday night. »«t» oittffllcWfMttNW* One Door South of Post Office pURINA Your Chicks Right! If you are in need of a new brooder we invite you to see the Collin’s Regal Electric Model. Moderately priced, it is a machine that has practically no wear-out to it. 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