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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-12-19, Page 4SANTA TOLD US NOT TO TELL We know what Santa’s bringing you-— But, we're not going to tell. His pack contains surpris ing gifts And things you want as well. But, we can tell you of our Wish. That you and yours will find This Christm’as filled with merriment Good will and peace of mind. SNEiLGROVE Tire & Electric James St, Y.P.U. Janies Street Y.YU. held a Christmas pai’ty Monday, Decem ber 16 iu/the schoolroom of the church. Ross Knight- presided. The meeting opened, with a Christ mas carol. Business was discussed after which the slate of officers was presented and accepted as follows; Honorary president, Rev, Irwin; president, Marion Rundle; 1st vice-president, Margaret Dou- .gall; 2nd vice-president. Ross Keys; secretary, Don Southcott; assistant secretary, Douglas May; treasurer. Glenn Fisher; pianists, Norma Knight and Janet Kestle; press reporters, Frances Taylor, Helen Sweet and Janet Kestle; re freshment committee. Doris Skin ner, Leona Pym, Margaret Rundle, Bill Waghorn; recreation commit tee, Ivan Hunter-Duvar, Ross Knight, Ross Keys, Helen Sweet; Christian Fellowship, Kathryn Bat ten; Christian Citizenship, Shirley Coates; Christian Missions, Lillian Hunter- Duvar; Christian Culture, Helen Shantou; Dramatics, Mrs, Sheldon Wein, Following the bus iness Harry Dougall favoured with a trumpet solo. Margaret Rundle entertained with a Christmas story, 'followed by an instrumental by Norma Knight and a solo by Helen Shapton. Mr. Art Campbell directed the group in a delightful variety of games which were high ly enjoyed. A tasty lunch was served and the party ended with a sing song and "God Save The King,” We Have Every Bloomin’ Thing For Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. v EXETER FLOWER SHOP Ralph Bailey and Family Phone 276 waffa'Wil’waww?.Wil’walraSwa [i Again the rich, full manifestation of the Christmas spirit extends its warmth over the land. And so, at this joyous season, we pause amid the turmoil and rush of life to wish you, with heartiness A MERRY CHRISTMAS Tomlinson’s Hairdressing .cflcflci // e 0 7 t Wt o// 1 Jones, WWWWH1 Farqu- 1st vice-ipres., Mr. Rev. 3rd vice-pres., Mrs. secretary-treasurer, assistant, No, 1, D.R.O., ZION annual Christmas concert held in the school house on afternoon, December 2’Oith p.m. SHIPKA Rev. and 'Mrs. Turner and Marie and Mrs. Connell, of rich, Friday. FOR SALE WANTEDLOST BABY CHICKS JANUARY 6tli, 1947 STRAYED the •Gift service NOTICES a from the pretty VILLAGE OF EXETER REAL ESTATE i NOTICE TO CREDITORS PERSONAL PILES C. Y JPickard* Clerk. with the Claus ar- were 'un- decorated No. 2A at the Street, Richard Gerald Dawson, held The evening with Willis. Quebec water range; vanity 19c Dashwood, 5712:19c FOR SALE1—10 weaner pigs., Allan Westcott, phone 176r32> Exeter. 19q of Stephen ■ The various annual The reports of several meetings have been crowded this week. TOWNSHIP OP USBDRNE NOMINATION ’AND ELECTION Public Notice is. hereby given that meeting of the Electors of the generally from a conges- FOR SALE—Tube skates, men’s size Si, in good condition. Apply at .Mather’s Garage. 19c Watson’s, 19* 3, School House W>m. Jeffery, Poll Clerk. 4, (Public Hall, FOR SALE-—Man’s black fur coat.'1 in excellent condition. Apply at Times-Advocate. 19* tweed winter $12.00>;- man’s suit coat, size rifle, $5.00. 19c No. 9, 1946, Village STRAYED — Onto lot 16, con. 7. Hay, 1 yearling steer, red with white head. Apply to .Bruce or Oscar Tuckey, phone 174r4 Exe ter. 5-3 tc FOR SALE—Ladies’ Hudson Seal coat, size 16. This coat has been worn but is in excellent condi tion. Southcott Bros. 19c •Quebec heater, with oven and Findlay kitchen top office desk; TO THE PATRONS OF HIGHLAND HILL DAIRY There will be no delivery of milk on Christmas or New Year’s Day. Instead there will be morning and evening delivery on December 24th and December 31st. Norm. Stanlake. LOST—Plastic rimmed glasses be tween Arena apd South End Service Statiop. Finder please leave at Co-op store. 19c WANTED —— Jack rabbits, market price. Gibson's Service Station. J-4tc FOR SALE,—We have just receiv ed a Royal Delux Vacuum cleaner with attachments. Wm. J. Thomson. Phone Kirkton 48r4. 19tfc the local im’prov.qmenf { 11 th <day of December, FOR SALE—iPhilco cabinet battery radio in excellent condition. Phone evenings, 83rl8 Zurich. 12:19:26c FOR SALE — Serenader battery radio, cabinet model. Enquire at Harold Tripp’s, Centralia. 19* NOTICE—We have installed a key duplicating machine and are pre pared to make duplicate keys for most cars and cylinder type locks. Beavers Hardware. tfc FOR SALE—One new refrigerator, one new radio. Hyde Bros., Hen- sall. Phone .128w. 19c FOR SALE—Two collie pups, ten weeks old, priced for quick sale. Phone Floyd Stewart, 54r9 Kirk ton, 19c IFOR SALE—Purebred Chester hog, about 10’0 pounds. Apply -to Dome Weiberg, Centralia. 19* of To provide for taking the the electors entitled to vote Grace Gode- visited with friends here on STRAYED—Yearling heifer, coming 2. Owner may have same by prov ing property and paying for advt. Phone 178rll, Exeter. Chas. Prout. 5,3tc FOR SALE—Small Quebec heater with oil burner installed; De- laval No. 12 cream separator, with or without motor. Phone 226 Exeter, |1D * FOR SALE — Boy’s overcoat, size 16, sand colored sport 18, .$15.00; air Phone Exeter 276. for the holiday season, phone your order ' not than Saturday. Edgar 19c FOR SALE—In Exeter, two houses with modern conveni ences. Spring possession. C. V. Pickard, Exeter. FOR SALE — Stewart-Warner cabinet radio, battery, in good condition. Phone 33r22 Kirk ton. 19* FOR SALE—Dressed turkeys and ducks ‘ Please later •Cudmore 171rl4 Exeter church out Vu .Y^e, *^“.4 Want-Ads cover and discover a Let Jesus corne Into your hearts; multitude of needs. FOR SALE—One double barreled ’ shotgun, 16 gauge, (lv 12 gauge pump. Phone Pop Crediton 18rll. THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER lDlli, 1946 CAVEN W.M.S. ANNUAL MEETING The annual meotini Presbyterian W.M.S, Thursday, December home, c president, Several sung gave a .. . , , message to the members. He chose as his theme- We words, * "Merry Christmas” which are used so freely at this season. The secretaries presented their reports, splendid progress being shown in all departments of the society. Several items of business were discussed after which Mrs, A, Moir took the chair during the election of officers for the coming year, the slate of officers prepar ed by the nominating committee was accepted by the meeting. Fol lowing are the officers for Honorary president, Strang; Strang; Wm. Mrs. R. G. Seldon; M. Brown; assistant welcome Miss tary, ure sion supply Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Hatter; pianist, tors, Mrs. Wallace Seldon, service was .presided over by Rev. MacLean giving a short address to the new officers and offering prayer. It was decided that the program for the coming year should be arranged by the execu tive. At the close of the meeting a cup of tea was served by hostess, Miss Jeckell. ,g of Caven was held on 12th at the of Miss Jeckell with the Mrs. Strang, presiding. Christmas hymns were after which Bev, MacLean very inspiring Christmas 1947: Henry Harry Mrs. vice-president, secretary, Miss treasurer. Mrs. Kydd; treas., Mrs. C. Cann; and welfare secretary, Jeckell; home helpers secre- Mrs. Fred Simmons; literat- secretary, Miss Jeckell; Mis Band Leader, Mrs. MacLean; secretary, Miss’ Hatter; Wm. Mrs. Dow; audi Jack Pryde and Mrs. The installation Mrs. president, Mrs, 1st vice-president, Sillery; 2nd JAMES ST. BIBLE CLASS ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Comrade’s Bible Class of James Street Sunday School was held in the church on Friday evening last with a goodly number of members present. The song leader, Mr. Wm. Cook, took Charge of the opening sing-song from the hymn sheet. The ladies gave a special number entitled. “Whisper a PrayeV in the Morning." The male members sang the chorus "Crown Him Lord of All.’’ Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Ipybus accompanied on the piano. Rev. Mr. Irwin conductced the business. The reports of all committees were given showing activity in all these departments. The financial report from the secretary-treasurer was very gratifying. The M. & M. fund with an objective of $75.0i0| would be reached by the end of the month when all promised money would ance Pybus while interest and knowledge was creasing on the__res.ults of the evil of strong drink. Officers elected for the coming year: (President, Mr. Wm. Welsh; W|m. Pybus; 2nd vice-pres. C. W. Down; Wles. Witmer; Mr. Hugh Love; assistant, Mr. Arthur Rundle. Mrs. George ILayton as guest speaker ‘brought a most inspiring and challenging massage on “Growth” which will long be remembered by those .who were privileged to hear h'er. Mrs. Lay- ton was tendered a very sincere vote oif thanks. .Lunch was served by the social committee. be handed in. The temper committee’s report by Mr. brought forth some worth discussion and showed that in- Again we find ourselves in the midst of ike Christmas Season. Even in times of trouble it is a Season of “Good Tidings” of “Great Joy.” It is an earnest hope of the “Peace on Earth and Good Will to Man” which we pray will come’ to our Country and the World in the future. We express olir sentiments in gifts to our loved ones and to the needy, reminiscent of the Wise Men’s gift of “Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh.” Allow us at this time to wish you all good things for the New Year.e WhFti WWWWWWWWil Looking for Something? They are read by more than 8,400 Times-Advocate readers every week WOODHAM Miss Gladys Shier, of Hespeler, spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and 'M:rs, Wesley Shier. Mr, and Mrs, Rrank Levy and Rachel, of Transvaal, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Rundle, Miss Jean Willis spent Sunday with Miss Rhoda Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Willis spent 'Sunday with Mrs, Merle Wil lis of Exeter, Mr. William ’Sinclair, of St, Thom as, is visiting in and around Wood ham for a few days. Miss Jean Copeland, of St. Marys spent the week-end at 'her home. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Robert Carroll in the death of his brother, Mr. Elisha Carroll, of Edmonton, Alta Mr. Sherman Willis, of Sexsmith, Alberta, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Wil lis and Mrs, Byrne, of Detroit, Mrs. McDonald, Ailsa Craig, Mrs. Merle Willis, Mr. Percy Willis and their mother, Mrs. James Willis, all of Exeter, spent Monday Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell White Gift Service The annual White was held as a combined, service on Sunday morning in the church with Mr. t James Millei' and _Rev. Mr. iLaing in charge. The Scripture Les son was read by Glenn Copeland. A story, "Merisa’s White Gift,” by Rhoda Thomson. A story and Leg end of the Wlhite Gift by Marian •Mills. The Misses Ruth Hazelwood, Helen Webber, Betty Mills and Verla Wheelei’ gathered the gifts and placd them in a white basket beneath a lighted Christinas tree, after which Rev. Mr. Laing gave a very inspiring message on the sub ject, "How Far is it to Bethlehem.” Christmas Concert The annual Christmas concert was held on Monday with a large crowd in attendance. The public school pupils under the direction of their teacher, Mliss Christine, Brown fand t'heir music teacher, Miss Wal'kom, of Munro, put on •musical numbers' and several dia logues and recitations. The primary •class of the Sunday School recited recitations and put on a stocking drill. The older members of the ■Sunday School acted a tableaux, "The Blind .Boy of' Bethlehem," The programme closed National Anthem. Santa rived and the many gifts loaded tree. The will be Friday at 1-.30 A card party and presentation for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern was largely attended on Wednesday evening last. The address was rfead by Harry Hern and Cliff Jaques and Ken Hern presented them with a tri-light floor lamp and a purse of money." Prizes were awarded .to Mrs. Thus. Hern, ladies high; Mr. Wellington Brock, gents high, Mrs. Milton Brock, lone hands. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Brock and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodgins, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Hern visited recently with Mrs. George Hopkins of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Hern visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hector Taylor, of Exeter. Main St. Y.P.U. ’ The Christmas meeting was at the home of Joan Crocker, meeting opened by singing “Away in a Manager.” The call to worship was sponsored by Beverly Myers. Mary MoCullagh read Jhe Scripture and Jack McKnight gave the topic. The meeting was closed by singing "Silent Night” followed by the prayer. Santa Glaus was welcomed by everyone. Lunch followed. Pentecostal Y.P» The Y.P, of the Exeter Pehte- costal Assembly had a goodly turnout On Friday, December 16th when two carload Of tile Stratford Y.P. took charge of the meeting. $olo, duets and ac.cordiah select ions were given after which Mrs. Montgomery gave a 'tOuchiiig mes sage on “Jesus Himself. How the world to-day needs Jesus Himself in their hearts and lives.” "For He* and He alone gives a peace that the world cannot give neith er can it take away. .Young People Phone 31w for an ad taker FOR SALE’—Large heavy duty coal heater, in good condition. Apply to Bierlipg’s General Store, Exe ter North-12tfc FOR' SALE—Marconi cabinet radio 6-tube. Apply to Alton Isgac, Clandeboye. 19* FOR SALE — 1928 Chev. %-ton pick-up truck in. good condition with four new tires, serial num ber 8717, price $15i0l. Bill Morley, R.R. 1, Granton, Whalen Corn ers, 19* FOR SALE — Walnut wardrobe, ■large heater front; roll dresser. <R. E. Balkwill. FOR SALE—100 acres^North Boundary McGillivray Twp., good grass, excellent water supply. Owned by Mrs. C. O'Brien, form erly of Centralia. Price $4,00’0; 50 % cash. Apply C. J. Hennes sey, 16 Alma Street, London, phone Met. 869R. 12:19c FOR 'SALE — For immediate pos session. iy2 storey brown rug ■ brick house on William ’Street, all modern conveniences, hard wood floors and garage. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Balkwill, John St. Terms if desired, FARMS FOiR SALE—In Mt. Car mel district, 100 acres .with good brick house Und barn. Buildings ih good condition. Hydro passes. Immediate possession. On third concession Twp., 50 acres of land greater part under cultivation. In Hay Twp., 150' acres, all in grass, good Water supply, good bush with some timber. Most of land is tillable. Ci V. Pickard, Main Street, Exeter. are caused (blood) tioii. Try Bunkers Herbal Pills td t*eat the cause at its Source. M'oHOy back If the first bottle does not* satisfy. At .Drug, Stores. * WANTED—A cook for the Huron County Home, Clinton, Ont. Salary $85,’0'0 per month, board and lodging provided. For in formation please contact Mrs. M. E, Jacob at the Home. N. W. Miller, Clerk, County of Huron.c KITCHENER BIG-4 CHICKS in big demand. They get you the "extra" profits you might as well have. Canada Approved, breeders pullorum tested. ORDER NOW THROUGH AGENT and save your time corresponding. Wide choice breeds, crosses. Re- membei’ — every egg produced in 1947 is already sold. .Save dis appointment, contact agent— J, Earl Burr, B.R. 1, Dashwood Phone collect Dashwood 32r4 STRAYED — On Lot 22, Con. 6, Hay Township, a red yearling steer with a ’punch hole in tip of left ear. Owner may have same by proving ’property and paying expenses. 19:2:9c STRAYED—Onto the grass farm of Mr. Jack Mousseau, 2% miles west of Hensail, a two-year-old heifer. Owner may have same by proving propery and paying ex penses. , Phone 10 - • Lesam Desjardins. WATER USERS VILLAGE OF EXETER Due to the continued dry weather our water supply is very low. We would ask all consumers to kindly conserve on water, and please do not waste it. Thank you. .Exeter Public Utilities Commission ESTABLISHMENT OF BAND FUND By-law Exeter, vote of on money by-laws upon the follow ing question; "Are you in favour of providing for the establishment and maintenance of a Band Fund from which annual or other grants may be made to the Exeter Band. The amount provided in any one year not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars." GARBAGE COLLECTION By-law No. 1’0, 1946, Village of Exeter. To provide foi’ taking the vote of the electors entitled to vote on money by-laws upon the fol lowing question: "Are you in faVor of a regular system of garbage col lection being established." • TAKE NOTICE I. That the foregoing are correct statements of the questions to bo submitted to the vote of the elect ors entitled to vote on money by laws at the same time and at the same places as the annual election for the Municipal Council,' and. the deputy returning officers appointed to hold the said election shall takp the vote, 3. That any tenant who desires to Vote upon the said question ihUst deliver to the Clerk, not later than the tenth day before January 6, 1946, the 'declaration .provided for by sub-section 3 of section ‘283 of The Municipal Act> that he is a tenant whose lease extends for the time for Which the debt or liability to be created, or In which the mon ey to be raised by the proposed by law, Is payable, and that he has by the lease covenanted to pay all municipal taxes in respect of .the property of which he /s tenant, other than taxes. Dated this 1946. a _ ................Township of Usborne will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL, ELIMVILLE. on MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1946 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of making and receiving nominations for the offices of Reeve, foui’ Councillors, and ifive Trustees for the Township School Board. Ano further notice is hereby giv en that in the event of more can didates being proposed and quali fying for any partcular office, dhan required to be elected, the proceedings will be adjourned until MONDAY, When polls shall be opened from 9 o’clock a.m. .until 5 o’clock pan. at the following places with the un dermentioned officers in charge as tixed by the Township by-law viz: Poll No. 1, School House No, 4, Eden, J. G. Hunter, D.R.O., Fred Ford, Poll Clerk. . Poll No. 2, House of Lloyd Stew art, C. B. Allison, D.R.O., Chas, Jeffery, Poll Clerk.Poll No. ----- -- - Huron dale, Wm. Sims, Poll No. bar, Leonard Harris, D.R.O., Roy Ballantyne, Poll Clerk. ’Poll No, 5, Township Hall, Elim- ville, Lloyd Johns, D.R.O., Weston Horne, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 6, House of Ross Hern, Ross Hern, D.R.O., Norman Brock, Poll Clerk. Poll No. 7, House of Russell Morrison, Oliver McCurdy, D.R.O., Ray Mills, Poll Clerk. Should an election for Township Board ensue, voters in and Biddulph will vote Sub-Division No. 6. electors are hereby re take notice and govern accordingly. A. W. .Morgan, Clerk R.R. 1, Hensail, Dec. 10, 1946. School Blanshard at Polling And all quested to themselves VILLAGE OF EXETER NOMINATION AND ELECTION Public Notice is hereby given that meeting of the Electors of the Village of Exeter will be held in THE TOWN HALL. EXETER on MONDAY, DECEMBER 30th, 1946 •at the hour of 112,00 o’clock noon for the purpose of making and re ceiving nominations of Candidates for the offices of Reeve and 4 ’Coun cillors, Public Utilities Commission and for six members of the Public School Board. And further Notice is hereby given that in the event of more candidates being proposed and qual ifying for any particular office, than required to be elected, the proceeding will be adjourned, until MONDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1947 when polls shall be opened from 9 o’clock a.m. until 5 o’clock p.m.1 at the following places with the undermentioned officers in charge as fixed by Village by-law, viz: Polling .’Sub-Div. No. 1 at the •residence of Win. Baker, Main St. Edward Treble, D.R.O., and Earl Parsons, ’Poll Clerk. Polling Sub-Div.' Town Hall, Main Welsh, D.R.O., and Poll Clerk. ’Polling Sub-Div. Town Hall, Main ’Street, John Camp bell, D.R.O., Alta .Hennon, Poll Clerk. Polling Sub-Div. No. 3 at the resi dence oif iMr. Roy Webber^ Main Street, George’ Jaques, D.R.O., and Mrs. Webber, Poll Clerk. Polling SublDiv. No. 4 at the residence of Mr. William Webster. John L. Kydd, D.R.Q., and Frank Mathers, Poll Clerk. * And all electors are hereby re quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. * C. V. PICKARD, CLERK Exeter, December 10th, 1946 In the Estate of JOHN T. IIIRT- ZEL, deceased- ALL PERSONS having claims, dgainst the estate of John T. Hirt- zel, late of the Township of Ste phen in the County of Huron, far mer, deceased, who died on or about the 27 th day of October 1945, are required to tile particu lars of the same with the Under sighed executors by the 21st day of December 1946 after which date the estate wpl be distributed hav ing regard only to those claims of which notice «has been received, Dated tho 5th day of December,. 1946. LAURA M. BIRTZEIL, .HERBERT K. EILBER, , Executors, CteditOn, Ont. l»:19c ALVIN H. WALPER licensed auctioneer 1? For Huron County !? J FARM SALES A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed PHONE 52rl4 DASHWOOD R. 1