HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1947-02-06, Page 6THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6th, 1947
/tf'S EVERYBODY'S business
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Ontario’s ski trails mean fun
for hundreds of friendly visitors
from the States every year. We
want them to enjoy themselves
... so they’ll keep on coming!
Let’s do all we can to make
their visit a real pleasure!
THAMES ROAP
Belt Gardiner, of London,
visited with his parents over the,
week-end. i
Mr. Glen Stewart returned home;
from Guelph O.A.C. this past week;
after spending the past five weeks i
there taking a course on poultry, j
Mr. Rae Stewart, of London Un- •
iversity. spent the week-end with
his parents.
Mr. Bruce Mair, of O.V.C.,
Guelph, spent the week-end at his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller and
Lillie visited on Sunday last with
Miller, Wood-
Every tourist dollar is
shared this way . . .
1. Hotels; 2. Stores;
3. Restaurants; 4. Taxes,
etc.; 5. Amusements;
6. Garages.
'Ontario profits almost as
much from the tourist
business as from the
gold mining industry. It’s
up to us to keep this
business growing.
"Let’s make them want to come back!”
Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
ham.
Mr.
London
Mr. i
Mr
Sir. I,
Webber in St. Joseph’s
on Thursday of last week
Miss Margaret Allison,
don, spent the week-end
parents.
Several of the
this community
Town” in Exeter
of last week.
Mrs, L. Webber
from St. Joseph’s Hospital Monday
of this week after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis.
Rev. and Mrs. Mair attended the
South Huron Ministerial at, the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Irwin, Exe
ter, on Monday afternoon of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Passmore
entertained a number of relatives
at their home Wednesday evening
of this week in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. K. Maver, of the West, who
are visiting among relatives in
this community.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Maver and
family and Mr. and Mrs. K. Maver
of Vancouver, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gardiner
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Fletcher at Winchelsea.
The Y.P.U. are holding a skat
ing party at the Exeter Arena ’011
Friday evening. Feb. 7th. They
will meet at the church at 8 p.m,
and return to the church basement
after skating for refreshments. All
McIntyre, of
week-end with
Rallantyne.
and Mrs. T,
spent the
and Mrs. Thos.
and Mrs. John Selves and
Webber visited with Mrs. L.
Hospital
| GOLI4NGS—PITT
1 A quiet mayriage was celebrated
at St. John The Baptist Anglican
Church, Toronto, by Rev. M. Nichol
son on February 1st when Ronald-
>F. Gollings, youngest son of Mr, and
Mrs. F. Gollings, of Granton, was
united in marriage with Mary Lou
Pitt, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Pitt, of Toronto. The
bride was attired in a smart silver
grey tailored suit with matching hat
and accessories and carrying a bou
quet of red carnations. Her matron
of honor was Mrs. R. B. Crapper,
her sister, wearing a smart brown
gabardine, suit and carrying Talis
man roses. Mr. Crupper was grooms
man. Following the ceremony the
happy couple left for Rochester,
New York, and on returning will
reside in Toronto where the groom
has a position.
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with. her
folk fron
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young
attended
Friday evening
returned, home
young folks are cordially invited.
Farm Forums met at the follow
ing places Monday night, Lumley
School House and the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, Mr, and
Mrs. Lewis Johns and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Cottle.
Sunday services will be
usual hour on Sunday.
School at 10.15 a.in. and
services at 11.15 a.m-
Mr. and Mrs, A, Ford, Louis ani
Irwin, of Exeter, visited with Mr
and Mrs. Robert Duncan on Sun
day last.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Duncan from Thames
Road extend congratulations and
best wishes to them on their 30 th
wedding anniversary.
at the
Sunday
Church
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Keep Fit and
Look Trim with
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obligation. Phone 125.
MRS. VALERIA ARMSTRONG
Published in the
Public Interest by
John Labaft Limited
MY HOMI?
the better by chemistry.
treatments mean better fabrics;
CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED
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Yes, Madame, it is a fact
that practically everything you use, x
wear or consume is affected for
Freon” puts the freeze into your
electric refrigerator; chemical
chemical fertilizers help grow
your food. Nylon hose and
Cellophane” both star t in
the chemist’s laboratory.
The chemical industry is never
satisfied. It forever seeks new
Stephen Council
The regular monthly meeting
the Council of the Township
Stephen was held ip. the Council
Rooms, Crediton, on Monday, Feb.
3rd, 1047, at one o’clock with the
following members present: Roy
Ratz, Reeve; A. J. Amy, Deputy-
,Reeve; and Councillors James H,
Dalton, Henry c, Beaver and Wil'’
lis Gill. The minutes of the previ
ous meeting were read and adopted
on motion of .J. H. Dalton and Hy.
Beaver; carried,
By-Law iNo. 651 was given a
first and second reading which is
a By-law appointing certain officials
for the year lyai.
Moved by Willis Gill, seconded
by Harry Beaver that By-law 652
be passed which is a By-law to auth
orize the borrowing of $7,000 from
the Bank of Montreal, Exeter; car
ried.
Moved <by J, H. Dalton, seconded
by Harry Beaver that By-law 653
be passed which is a By-law to pro
vide for the expenditure on roads
in the Township of Stephen for the
year 1947; carried.
Moved by A. J. Amy, seconded
by Willis Gill that the Council give
a grant of $100 to the Canadian
Aid to 'China Relief Fund; carried.
Moved by J. H, Dalton, seconded
by Harry Beaver that the Council
give a grant of $25.00 to the Sal
vation Army; carried.
Moved iby Harry Beaver, seconded
by Willis Gill that the membership
fee of $5.00 be paid to the Ontario
Asosciation of Rural Municipalities
and the Reeve be appointed as a
delegate to the Convention to be
held in Toronto on February 24th
and 25th. Mr. J. H- Dalton was ap
pointed as alternate if Mr. Ratz is
unable to attend; carried,
Correspondence was read from
the County representative, Mr. Le-
Roy Brown re eradication of weeds.
The council were in accord with the
plan and felt that a demonstration
plot might well be demonstrated in
Stephen Township. *
Mr. Ed. Hendricks was present
and spoke of the control of Warble
Fly which is ’being considered by
the Federation of Agriculture in the
County. The Council felt that a
meeting of the ratepayers of the
Township of Stephen might be call
ed in the near future with a special
speaker present to explain ways
and means of control and clean up
of this pest.
Moved by A. J. Amy, seconded by
J. H. Dalton that the subscriptions
to the Municipal World 'be renewed
and copies to be sent to the Reeve,
Deputy .Reeve, Councillors, Clerk,
Treasurer, Assesor and Road Super
intendent; .carried.
Miss 'No la Faist presented her
report on the road expenditure on
the roads in the Township of Ste
phen for the ygar 194 6. Miss Faist
was commended by the Council for
the excellent report and the. splen
did way in which the books were
kept.
Moved 'by Harry Beavers, second
ed by J- H. Dalton that application
be made to the Department of High
ways for the Statutory Grant; car
ried.
A resolution was passed in which
the Council were unanimous that
there be no increase in salary for
any official in the year 1947; car
ried.
Moved by, J. H. Dalton, seconded
by A. J. Amy that the road accounts
for the month of January be paid
as follows: Township of Stephen
$1,056.18.
Moved by A. J. Amy, seconded
■by J. H. Dalton that the following
general accounts be paid: W. S.
Patterson, balance due on iS.S. Levy
for U.S.S, No. 18 $50.00; Clayton
Prouty, balance due on S.S. Levy
for U.S.S. No. 13 165.58; H. K.
Either, preifiium for insurance on
council rooms 15.60; Vernon Schatz,
relief for Tyler for December and
January 3 2.00; Gj A. Love, relief
for Mrs. Vansteenkist 12.00; Exeter
Times-Advocate, printing 106.98;
Bert Holt, rent for Mrs. Carruthers
7.00; County of (Huron, hospitaliza
tion 2.25; Grigg Stationery, sta
tionery 1.50’; (Salvation Army, grant
25.00; Canadian Aid to China Fund,
grant 100.0 0-; W. S. Milmine, sec’y
of Ontairo Association of Rural
Municipalities 5.00; Municipal
World, subscriptions 18.00; Reste-
meyer & Miller, relief for Tyler
16.(00; Township of Stephen, trans
fer of dog tax 2.48; total $559.39.
Moved by J. H. Dalton, seconded
'by A. J. Amy that the meeting be
adjourned to meet on Monday, the
third day of March 19 47; carried.
Clerk.■L. B. Hodgson,
ways to serve you in this
chemical world of today.
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special Day of Prayer service
be held in the Evangelical
on Sunday evening. Mem-
of the W.M.S. will have
0TH LINE BLANSHARD
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hooper and
Mr. Gladwyn Hooper attended the
funeral of Mrs. Hooper’s aunt at
Londesboro last Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Thomson spent last
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Malon
ey, of Londesboro. »
Mrs. Jas. Mossey and Kathleen
spent the week-end with Mrs. W.
B. Young, of St. Marys.
Mrs. Treyor Foster spent last
week with Mr. Victor Chatten, of
Woodham.
The monthly social was held at
the Metropolitan school on Friday
night with, a .large attendance. The
evening was spent in
Prizes were
ladies' lone
ladies'
A
will
Church
bers
charge of the service and a choir
composed of ladies voices will lead
in the services of song.
Skating is in full swing at tliq
rink and is being enjoyed by both
children and adults.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fahrner,
of London, spent the week-end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Fahrner,
The many friends of Mrs. Wan.
Bender are glad to know she arriv
ed home from London Hospital on
Saturday and hope to hear of con
tinued improvement,
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bowman,
of Windsor, visited a few days
week with the latter’s parents,
and Mrs. ®. Guettinger.
Mrs. Herbert Morlock spent
week visiting in London with
sister, Mrs. Sweitzer.
Week-end “visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Finkbeiner were Mrs.
James Tate, Mr. Eugene Finkbein
er and Mr. Harold Amy, of Hamil
ton; Miss Kathleen Brown.
Mrs.
Miss
Three of the
birthdays dur-
Miss Delores
Schenk, Mr. Dalton Finkbeiner and
Mr. Eugene Finkbeiner. The Birth
day dinner1 was served by Mrs. Jos.
Finkbeiner on Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Finkbeiner visited last
week with her brother, Mr. Wel
lington Treitz, of Harrison. Mr.
Treitz was seriously injured in a
motor accident some time ago, and
although removed to his home
from Hospital, is still not fully re
covered from the effects of the
accident.
Miss Kathleen
Stratford, Mr. and
Finkbeiner - and
Schenk, of Exeter,
company celebrated
ing the week-end.
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GREENWAY
The W.A. of the United
are planning for a Pot Luck
on February 26th. Father particu
lars later.
Messrs,
and Earl
from the
they had
iiig company.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gr
Grand Bend, visited last
evening with Mrs. Albert
and Mrs. Lavina Kennedy.
Mr. Benjamin Sheppard,
par, Sask.,
tn is vi Ci ill i
Several
funeral
Mathers
hill on Monday afternoon.
Mr. Ray Earleson, of Hamilton,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. “Wm. Eagleson.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McIntosh,
of Ferndale, Mich,, spent the week
end here.
Mr, Gordon Woodburn had the
misfortune to have some toes brok
en while Working at the Creamery
in Parkhill last Friday.
Mr. Nelson Rock has bought
Mr. James Geromette's farm south
of Greenway,
church
supper
Fred and Bob Bullock
Gardner arrived home
West on Saturday where
been wolfing with a pav-
een, of
Monday
Pollock
of CU-
, called on old friends in
ty last we&k.
from here attended the
of the late. Mr. Lenuel
which was hold in Park
this
Mr.
last
her
of
Dalton
Meleeta
When it’s a need to fill—let want-
ads fill the bill.
. progressive
awarded as
hands, Mrs.
high score,
lowest score,
lone hands, Mr.
gent’s high, Mr-
lowest Mr.
euchre,
follows:
Bert Jones;
Mrs. N. McNaughton
J. Bryan; gent’s
Fred Thomson;
Wib
Jesse Elston,
ponsible
Mr. and
Mr. and
proceeds
$16.80 which
Chinese Fund.
Mrs. Orval Langford, of
bury, returned home after
ing a few days with her
Mrs. Fred Pattison. I
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Langford
spent Tuesday with Mrs, E. Hoop
er, of St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster spent
Sunday in London visiting with
Mr. Wesley Shier, who is
in St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Miss Marion Parkinson,
don, spent Sunday at her
Mr. Harvey Parkinson,
and Audrey, Mrs. M. Hern, of Zion,
attended the “Capping” of the
nurses of Victoria Hospital last
Thursday night. Miss Marion Park
inson was one of the fortunate
winners. Marion came third in her
class out of thirty-nine. We wish
to congratulate her on her success.
McKnight
The committee fes-
the next meeting is
Gladwyn Hooper and
Lloyd Thomson. The
the evening
was donated
for
Mrs.
Mrs.
of were
to the
•Saints-
spend-
mother,
a patient)
•of Lon-
home.
Kenneth
Skin Meetions Often
Cause For Unhappiness
Are you ashamed of your appearance because
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Open every week day except
Wednesday
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Office 36w Telephones Rf"-’ ’«■’
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BARRISTERS — SOLICITORS
EXETER, ONTARIO
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