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Recent visitors /with Mr.
Mrs. Frank Parkinson were
and Mrs. Fred Foster, of
Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dell, of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Docking and fam
ily, of Munro.
■Miss Elva Morley spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. F. Squire.
Mr. and Mrs. Khlare, Mr. and
Mrs. Milne Pullen and Donlad
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster were
Tuesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rodd, of Wood
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire vis
ited on Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bristol Holden, Transvaal.
Mr. Bill Morley nas joined
the Huronia male choir recently
organized in Exeter.
A new General Motors 9U
horse power engine has been re
cently installed at Canns mill.
The W.A. and W.M.S. will
meet at the home of Mrs. Cecil
Squire on .Thursday afternoon.
■ Miss Dot Massey, of St. Marys
and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, of
Bryanston, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, F. Squire,
Mrs. Geo. Mardlin and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Mardlin, of
Wesley, spent Tuesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson.
Euchre Party
A good crowd attended the
Euchre party on Monday even
ing at the school house. Prize
winners were; ladies’ high, Miss
Elva Morley; gent’s high, Ger
ald .Chapman;, lone hands. Wm.
French, consolation, Cecil Squire
Lost Heir winners, Alice Chap
man, Jimmy Chapman and Ger
ald Wallis. Lunch was served.
Service in the United Church
was withdrawn on Sunday due
to weather conditions
Mr and Mrs. Harry Squire
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
■Mrs. Jas. Mawhinney, Crediton.
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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19 th, 1948
Gleaned From Exeter District High School
Last Wednesday afternoon at
Leavitt’s Theatre a public speak
ing contest was held. This con
test was under the apspices of
the student council and decided
who would be the representa
tives from this school in the
W.O.S.S.A. public speaking con
test. Janet Kestle, president
the student council, acted
chairlady.
Two selections were played
the school orchestra to open the
program. During the intermis
sion the Glee CIuti. under the
direction of Mr. Sturgis and ac
companied
two lovely
In the
there was
Donald Heimrick. Ron spoke on
the "Customs of Switzerland."
This topic was well given and
was very interesting. There were
three contestants in the Junior
girls
was
was
had
and
Desjardine presented
elocutionized speech
she topk the audience back to
"Pioneer Days in Upper Cana
da.” Evelyn was declared win
ner in this group. June Walters
the third speaker chose a rather
unfortunate topic "Interesting
Advertising.” Despite this, June
put more expression into her
speech than her competitors.
The judges for the Junior con
test were Grafton Cochrane,
Mrs. E. Desjardine and Mrs. A.
Dixon.
of
as
by
by Miss Taylor, sang
selections.
Junior boys group
only one contestant,,
group. Jeanne MacDonald
the first speaker. Her topic
"The Telephone." Jeanne
her speech prepared well
had a good delivery. Evelyn
a highly
in which
hoys group
contestants,
the
was
talk
Bill
Elimville Farm Forum
The Elimville North Farm
Forum met at the home of Mr.
with
Far-
the
and
for
to
and Mrs. Wesley Johns
thirty-three present. "Are
mers Businessmen?" was
subject for the evening,
there was plenty of room
discussion. It was decided
take up the Aid For European
Children next week. The meet
ing will be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Johns. It is
Review night.
For an education in BUY-olo-
gy . . . Read the WANT-ADS!
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CREDITON
Mrs. E. Hey, of Zurich, is
visiting this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hey.
Mr. .and Mrs. Russell
spent a few days last
Toronto.
Mrs. Edwin Beaver
from St. Joseph’s Hospital on
Monday. Mrs.
friends are glad
much improved in health. Mrs.
Arnold Robertson and daughter,
Anne, of London, are spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. E
Beaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mor-
lock attended the funeral of
Miss Ruth Truemner in Chesley
on Monday. Deceased was a
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Elmer
Truemner (nee Elsie Gaiser) to
whom a host of friends in this
community extend sympathy.
Johnson
week in
returned
Beavers’ many
to learn she is
World Day of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer was
fittingly observed by members
of the W.S.W.S. of the Evangeli-
cal-U.B. Church and
W.M.S. of the United
The service was held
Evangelical Church on
afternoon with Mrs. A. Gaiser
and Mrs. G. Hill, the two presi
dents, in charge. The program
was opened with quiet music
"Sweet Hour of Prayer” in vari
ations played by Mrs. E. M.
Fabrner. Responsive reading
was lead .by Mrs. Hill and sev
eral members offered prayer. A
very inspiring talk on "Prayer"
was given by Mrs. W. Hann and
was
Mrs.
a de
Pt ay-
thc
by
J.
of the
Church.
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a poem "This Morning”
read by Miss Clara Gaiser.
M. E. Reuber contributed
lightful solo "The Lord’s
er” and a duet " -rake it to
Lord in Prayer" was sung
Mrs. F. W. Clark and Mrs.
Woodall.
W.M.S. and W.A. Meeting
A joint meeting of the W.A.
and AV.M.S. of the United
Church was held on Thursday,
February 12 with an attendance
of twenty-two. Mrs. A. Baker
was in charge of the. devotional
exercises when the Scripture
was read by Mrs. A. Kestle.
Prayer was offered by Miss
Mary Chambers and Mrs. W.
Mack. Mrs. S. W. Hann reviewed
several chapters
Book dealing
work in
whinney
contest
read an
the life of Alexander Muir,
composer
Forever."
selection written after Mr.
Muir's death, by a near friend.
Mrs. Garfield Hill conducted the
business period for the W.M.S.
after which Mrs. W Mack took
the chair for the W.A. business.
Several visits were reported and
appreciation read from shut-ins.
It was decided to hold a quilt
ing in the church basement Feb.
26th. A social time was enjoyed
and an elaborate lunch served
by Mrs. F. W. Clark, Mrs. Tlios.
Trevethick and Mrs. E. Beaver.■ ...........
s in the Study
with Missionary
India. Mrs. Jas. Ma-
conducted a Biblical
and Mrs. E. Lawson
interesting account of
; ___.___ . . . . the
of "The Maple Leaf
Mrs. Lawson played a
writ ten
Hotel Manager: “I shall have
to ask you to pay in advance.
Youi* luggage is too-er-emo-
tional.”
Guest:
Hotel
moved?’
"Emotional?"
Manager: "Yes—easily
I*—w
"So you’ve accepted
i suppose he didn’t
that he had also pro-
me."
"My gosh, I ’just how
Snip:
George?
mention
posed to
Snap: . _ ,
got it. tie did say he’d done <a
lot of silly things before he met
me."
In the senior
there were three
Grant MacDonald spoke on
R.C.M.P.. George Carver
the topic of an interesting
by Murray Desjardine.
Armstrong spoke on the highly
technical topic of Television.
Murray Desjardine was thn win
ner in this section.
Anita Datars, of the senior
girls group, showed good com
mand of the English language
in her speech on "Racial Pre
judice." ‘Advances in Medicine”
gave Helen Sweet an opportun
ity to present material which
was very interesting to the audi
ence. Velma Ferguson, in a
highly pitched voice presented a
more down-to-earth topic "How
to Kee p Them Down on the
Farm.” In this close competition
Velma was awarded first place.
The judges for the • senior con
test were R. N. Creech, Rev.
Heimricli and 'Mrs. C. L. Wilson.
Considering the few occasions
that the students have had to
face an audience tney presented
their carefully
es very well,
block for most
the impromptu
here that the speaker’s real abil
ity showed up. Each contestant
was given ten minutes to pre
pare for this speech and was al
lowed a choice of three subjects.
Next year we expect the contest
will be
year.
Last
Junior
won
with
are home and home games with
total points to count.
The Goderich
much bigger than
the game proved
of "brains over
Junior boys played their best
game so far this year and were
in top form. The final score was
Exeter 25, Goderich 16.
The same afternoon our Sen
ior boys lost a close game to
Clinton. The Seniors were def
initely off form. Whether this
was because of the flu-bug we
don’t know but. time will tell.
Only at times during this excit
ing game did the Exeter team
sliowF its true ability. The final
score was Clinton 50. Exeter
prepared speech-
The stumbling
contestants was
speeches. It was
even better than this
Tuesday afternoon the
boys’ basketball team
their first play-off game
Goderich. These play-offs
boys looked
our boys but
the old adage
brawn." The
48.
Permanent Pasture Mixtures
on Thurs-
Jas.
Knox
with
spent
with
Lon-
vaea-
Shephens,
Thursday
Mrs.
were Thursday
guests of Mr
Hooper.
Herb. Langford
A FULL LINE OF CLOVERS AND GRASSES
Theo,
were
of
CREDITON EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein
nd Mrs. Harry Lewis spent
Sunday at Grand Bend with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex .Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘Williams
and sons, of Khiva, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. C. Gian
ville.
Mr.
of Exeter,
the latter’s
Mrs. IL Motz.
Mrs. Wes. Lewis, of Brinsley,
spent Monday with Mr, and
Mrs. H. Lewis.
Mr. Mark Mitchell has re
turned to Exeter after visiting
with Mr. Charles Anderson.
•Mr. Dan Truemner and
and Mrs. Aaron Wein and
liss attended the funeral
Monday in Chesley of the
Miss Truemner.
and Mrs. Fred Darling,
spent Sunday with
parents, Mr. an
BLANSHARD
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hannon, of
and Mrs. Edwin
Mitchell, Mr. and
Sask., Mr.
Saakel, of
Mrs Mitchell Leibler, of Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper,
Ruth and Clare
evening dinner
and Mrs. Milton
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Langford
and Walter, Mr and Mrs. Glad
wyn Langford, Shirley and Ed
win were Thursday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hodgins, of Glendale.
Mr. Wm. Richards returned
from Stratford General Hospital
last Thursday.
Miss Madeline Dann, of
don, is on a three week
lion at her home.
Mr. Harvey
the week-end
his son, Mr.
Parkinson
at Trenton
___ __ David Parkinson
and Mrs. Parkinson.
Miss Lorna Dann spent Sun
day with -Miss Ruth Hooper.
Quite a number of the Sth
line attended the Case demon?
stration in St. Marys
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Anderson,
evening guests
Mossey and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
and Joyce spent Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Danarth, of
St. Marys.
A Valentine party was held
at the Metropolitan school on
Friday afternoon. The monthly
Red
and they had as
the
at Easter.
Valentine
Valentines
all. Lunch
Cross meeting was held
their guests
children who are to start
After the 'program a
Box was opened and
were distributed
was served.
Insulate with the new Approved Fiberglass Insula
tion for protection against next summer’s heat.
CEMENT is not going to he plentiful again this
year. Place your order curly and be. sure of it.
We have a good supply of All Limes in stock now
Insol-Brie Siding is more plentiful now. We have
lots of Roll-Brie Siding and B.P, Ashphalt Shingles
in stock.
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SOUTHERN ONTARIO SYSTEM
It has become necessary, due to a reduction in the amount of
purchased power available, to issue the following notice to
municipalities and direct customers of the Commission in the
Southern Ontario System.
"Effective February 18, 1948, and continuing
until further notice, the daily consumption of
kilowatthours shall be restricted to a maximum
of 90% of the average daily consumption of
kilowatthours in the month of October, 1947.
This reduction shall not apply to customers
whose power supply was interrupted by the
Commission in October, 1947 to the extent of
1O% or more of normal delivery.”
This is a temporary emergency arising from sub-normal rain
fall last Autumn which has forced two of the Quebec power
companies to drastically reduce their deliveries of power to
The Commission.
This restriction will be lifted just as soon as circumstances per
mit and in the meantime, all consumers must play their full
part by saving electricity at all times.
If the specified reduction in consumption of electricity is not
obtained, it will be necessary to cut off the supply of electricity
entirely for definite intervals of time each day, wherever the
specified consumption is being exceeded.
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