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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-12-19, Page 9■ yours our sincerest wish for happiness during the holiday IIseason. was on We at your Red Indian. Serv ice Station extend to you and Iwf I V.<5# Around the Christmas Tree ........* "" ............... .. ‘........: ....... " /■ As you and your loved ones gather round your gaily decorated tree on Christmas morn, we want yon to know that our thoughts are with you for a very happy Christmastide, Exeter District Cooperative GRAHAM ARTHUR Your Red Indian Service Station- Sunday and Evening Service One garage will be open In Exeter on Sundays and dur ing the evenings throughout the week.. Open this Sunday and During the Evenings throughout the Week. TOM COATES Service Station w ft THE TIMES-APVQ<?ATE, EXETER, PNTARIQ, THUR5PAY MORNING, PEQEMBER I», 1W Business Review These business firms invite your patronage. Dealing with them gives satisfaction and helps to make this a better community M .......—..... .............—- Georgian Beauty Shoppe Satisfaction Guaranteed Mrs. W. E. Cavers, Prop. Exeter , Phone 1345 " B! nwasaa I Snell’s I I Phone 10% held spec- Iboth CENTRALIA Mrs. Wm, 'Connor is visiting with her daughter, Mrs, Frank Lewis. Miss Wilda Pollock, R.N., of Kit chener, was a week-end 'guest with Mr, -and Mrs.' Lome Hicks. Miss Wilnra .Coates, of Exeter, spent the week-end with Miss Eve lyn Wright. Miss Pearl Merriam, R.N., or London, was a week-end guest with Miss Winnie ,Field,, • The annual Christmas entertain ment of the Centralia Sunday School will be 'held in the church on (Fri day evening of this week. Christmas services will be in the church on Sunday with ial music by the choir for services. The school concert on Friday evening of last week was a great success, There was a large attend ance and the children all took their parts exceptionally well. Mr. Bruce Field was the chairman and the program opened with a Cantata, “A Merry Christmas from Molly,” un der the direction of Mr. Lawrence Wein. The remainder of the 'pro gramme consisting of readings, songs, dialogues, an intsrumental and a pageant, *‘A Prophesy Ful filled,” was put on under the direc tion of the teacher, Miss Norma Urquhart. Several beautiful Christ mas carols were sung by Mfgs Mary Urquhart, of 'Kirkton. Following the programme Santa appeared and distributed the gifts. Among these was a beautiful table lamp, the gift of the school section to Mrs, Lome Hicks in appreciation of her work as teacher for the ipast five years. Mrs. Hicks very ably expressed her thanks, IV .M.S. The W.M.S. Rev. and Mrs. Weir on Monday eve ning of this week. The Christmas programme was followed as printed in the Missionary Monthly with Mrs. Wellington Skinner as leader. The ladies representing India were Miss Agnes Anderson, Mrs. G. R. Andrew, Mrs. George Hicks and Mrs, Lome Hicks. Those represent ing Canada were Mrs. Weir, M!rs. Gates Mrs Elliott and Mrs Bowden Mrs. Hepburn^ presided over the business and Rev. Weir closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kershaw and Mrs. Bowden. Meeting December meeting of the was held at the home or Classical and popular vocal aod instrumental, in various moods and tempos , , , tnusic is another phase of CERB’s BALANCED pro gramme schedule. We recom mend especially , , . Stephen Council The final meeting of the council of the Township of Stephen was held in the council rooms, Crediton, December 16th, 4946, at one p.m,, with the following members prps* ent: Roy Ratz, Reeve; Arthur J, Amy,. Deputy-Reeve; and Council lors Elmer Lawson, James H, Dai- top and John A, Morrissey. The minutes pf the previous meeting were read bnh adopted on motion of A, J. Amy and L H. Dal ton. Carried, Mr. Wm, Glenn, of Grand Bend, waited on the Council and asked for a reduction in his taxes. As this could not (be done at present legal advice would 'be necessary before any action conld he taken. The Clerk was instructed to write Mr, S, W, Archibald, Engineer, urging that reports on the Mellin, Shipka, Flynn and Shapton Drains be completed as soon as possible. Moved by John A. Morrissey, seconded by A. J, Amy: that the annual grant of $35,00 be given to the Exeter Fail* Board. Vote- Yeas: A. J. Amy, John A. Morrissey, James H. Dalton and Elmer Law- son; Nays: Roy Ratz. Moved by J. H, Dalton, seconded (by A. J. Amy: that the Toad ac counts for the month of December be paid as follows; Dashwood (Pol ice Village $308,07; Crediton Pol ice Village 9'02,li0i; Township of Stephen 89(5.48; total $i2,106.G5, Moved by John A. Morrissey: seconded by J. H. Dalton; that the following general accounts be paid for the month of December: Roy Ratz, salary as Reeve $104.00; A. J, Amy, salary as Deputy-Reeve 75.00; James H. Dalton, salary as councillor 75.00; John A. Morrissey salary as councillor 75.00; Elmer Lawson, salary as councillor 75.0;0; Nelson Lamport, 'SB- No. 2 60'0.00; Clayton Prouty, U.S.S. 13 282.00; Hay Township Municipal Telephone System 3,678.94; County of Huron, county tax levy 23,166.20; Elmer Bell, legal advice 5.00; County of Huron, hospitalization 22,50; Chris, Haist, refund of dog tax 2.0(01; Al lan Waiper, prize money for plow ing at plowing match 5.00; Gordon Bender, ambulance service 40.00; Nora Miay Hill, rebate on debenture tax 5.07; Mrs. Alice Brown, rebate on debenture tax 2.37: ILouieda Finklbeiner, rebate on debenture tax 4.23; Mrs. Emily Clark, rebate ■on debenture tax 5.1:4; Earnest Keyes, rebate on debenture tax 4.40; Faist Bros., broom and coal {oil 1.67; Election expenses 196.70; ! Exeter Fair 35.00: J. W. County T. B. $28,462.122. Quality You’ll Enjoy SALADA’ •TE! A A *■' .riHb imi winchelsea The sympathy of the community extended to Mrs. Sherwoodis Brock on the death of the late Mrs/Heywood, of Elimville. Mr. Mel Brock, of London called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Davis on Tuesday of last week. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Delbridge, of Exeter, spent one day this week with Mr. and Mre,. Horace Del- bridge. Mrs, R. W, Batten and1 family, of Exeter, visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. F- Batten. Mr, Freeman Horne is .all smiles these days, It’s a boy, i ,L. B Hodgson. Clerk. £ ($!; l*>l 4 5- Board, annual grant Morley, Treas. Huron 'Campaign 2.0.0b .total Home on the Range 8.00 p.m. Saturdays The Family Hour 5.00 p.m. 5 Sundays If bat l Main Street, Exeter * Sx’:; : ruts, pot- Holmes, idge, Alta. TVht, Action of Income fax Returns, Bookkeeping, Financial Statements for Farmers, Business Men, Professional Men, Garage Operators and others. Arthur Fraser Telephone: Exeter 17. PJO. Box. No. 118 Temporary Office at the housu of the late Dr. II. K. Hyndman, Huron Street, Exeter. KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madge Honoured at Hensall A very pleasant evening spent in Hensall Town Hall Tuesday evening, Dec. 10th, when friends met to honoi’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madge (nee Agnes Love) recent bridal couple. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Toni Etue and his orchestra. During the eve ning Mr. and Mrs. Madge were call ed to the platform and Mr, Porter, of Hillsgreen read an address and Mr. Earl Love presented them with a cabinet of 1847 Rogers Brothers ■Silverware. Following ' is the ad dress : To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madge: This happy gathering of your friends and neighbors has been assembled to let you know that we | have been interested in your wel fare and wish to express to you our most hearty congratulations on youi' recent marriage. Now that you have embarked^ together on this all important sea’ of matrimony we hope you will be mindful that you are still one of us. We have learned to value your worth, Agnes, and have noted your 'happy awd unveil ed enthusiasm toward promoting anything worthwhile in the com munity. We are fortunate in having you remain in our midst. Bob is no doubt a stranger to a 'great many here tonight but we feel sure that When his 'acquaintance is. made it will be a lasting one. We hope you will soon feel very much at home among your new friends. Oui’ best wishes are extended to both of you and oui’ hope and prayer is that you wQl be long spared to each other. May all the (blessings be abundantly showered upon you. Not with any thought as to value 'but as a token ,of the esteem in which we hold you both, we ask you to accept this gift. M'ay it be a constant reminder of our best wishes for a gbod measure of health and pros perity down through the years.— Signed on .behalf of those present. Bob made a very fitting reply and all joined in singing “For They are Jolly Good Fellows.” Mr. Chas, Meyers and Mr. (Louis Shoag enter tained with, a number of humorous Songs accompanied by Mr. Disjardine witl^ his 'guitar. Tuckersmith F. of A. Holds Banquet The Tuckersmith . .Federation Agriculture held their banquet Watson’s Hall, Kippen, with 160 present. The W.A. of the United Church, Kijppen, catered to the ban quet ,and 'had the hall and tables beautifully decorated for the occa sion. G. H. McLeod, of the O.A.C., was guest speaker and discussed “Canada Unlimited.” H. V. Roy, of Londosboro, spoke on recent con tracts for eggs and poultry, LeRoy Brown, agricultural representative, spoke oh youth and their place in agriculture. The Paul brothers, of Kirkton, gave a very humorous.pro gram after Which the Irwin, orches tra furnished music for dancing. Officers elected were: President, E. B, Goudie; vice-pros., Robert MacGregor, Kippen; sec,-treas., I. O’Leary; directors for the various school sections, No. 1, Russell Brod erick; No, 2, William’ Bell; No, 8, Gordon Richardson; No. 4, J. W. 01‘ich; No. 5, Robert Archibald; No. 6, E. Whitmore; No, 7, W. Forrest; No. 8, A, Boyce; NO. 9, Btan Jack- sdn; No, liOi, Gibb McLean. Mrs. Norman’Dong spent last week with relatives in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J, Ferguson and family, of Ohlselhufst, and Mr. Howard Ferguson, of Thbihseford. visited on Sunday with Mf, and: Mrs, A. Gackstbttdr. Mt, and Mrs. >Pdrter and family, of St, Marys, who have purchased the Hillsgreen General Btore, mov ed there last week. We welcome them to this community. ( Elroy Sth LINE BLANSHARD Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker. Orrie and Elizabeth spent Sunday with Mrs. Thacker’s mother, Mrs, Waugh,, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Langford and baby, Walter visited a day last weqk with Mrs.. Langford's sister in Fordwich. Mr. Milton Hooper, Mr. Gladwyu Hooper and Mr. Mitchell Leibler of in were on a business trip to Owen Sound last Thursday. Mrs. ell, concert and week with Thomson, Mr. and tended the Convention nesday. Miss Norraine Walters, of Fullarton, won the public speaking contest. Her subject was “Alcohol in Youth.” Mrs. W'. B. Young, of St. Marys, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mossey. Mrs- Will Urquhart and daugh ters Norma and Mary, of Kirkton, were Sunday, guests of Mr, Mrs. Miltoil Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster brated their 3 0th wedding versary on Thursday and treated twenty-four guests to a wedding dinner at the Windsor Hotel, St. Marys. They were recipients of many lovely gifts. The annual Christmas concert was held on Tuesday night Decem ber {1(0 th in the . Metropolitan school with a full house under the direction of the art Keith and Mr. Harley, of •Kemp acted as gram consisted logues, Santa Claus arrived at the end the program and distributed the gifts and treats to all the child ren. Lunch was then served, ceeds amounted to $20.75. Mr. Alonza Knowles, of Marys, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson. George Hopkins, of Mitch- attended Metropolitan school visited a few days last her brother,Mr. Fred Mrs. Milton Temperance at Mitchell Hooper at- Federation last .Wed- and cele- anni- 15.-^ a a.®”® cal whateveJgj^ „As. fj.e c»s1 priced riding enjfarf the advatfig priced cagw roads, the|g* feet contrftw holes or Please return empty beer bottles to your nearest Brewers’ Retail Store or phone for pick-up service, Refund price is 72d for 2 doz. pints, 60d for 1 doz. quarts. teacher Mrs. Stew- the music teacher, Mitchell. Mr. Geo. chairman. The pro1 _____ of choruses, dia- recitations and pagaents. •of Pro St. s„.fots year . . uVht in ___ and am AUgtist Of ln2Pressed Pliable •V.4S-, „ ill r' "'/> VROLET? cX“ ? and the 0 grades ae.chani. Perienced i the Jow- low-priced found all lich high- On rough is you per- Dorothy G. Reeder, Prop- Tel. 71 Exeter Dot’s Beauty Shoppe (one door north of Bell Telephone) Naturelie Permanent Waving Lustron Cold Wave, FARE AND A THIRD Good going: Monday, Dec. 30 to Wednesday, Jan. 1,1947 inclusive. Return Limit: Leaving destination not later than Midnight, Thursday^ Janu ary 2, 1947. FARE AND A HALF Good going: until Wednesday, Jan, h 1947 inclusive. Return Limit: Leaving destination not later than Midnight, Tuesday, January 7,1947. GO AWAY FOR NEW YEAR’S Full infornh atlonjnm any agent. CANADIAN NATIONAL Hibbert Concert at Staffs Staffa hall was beautifully dec orated in Christmas colors by Miss Bessie Erb, the teacher 'Of S.S. No. >3 Hibbert, and her pupils for the annual Christmas concert on Fri day evening of last week. The hall was filled to capacity to hear the program presented by the pupils, which consisted .of: welcome by Jeanette Elliott; recitation, HaiS Old Parsons; recitation, Eric Nor ris; a Christmas riddle. Ruth Viv ian, Mary and Helen Barbour; monologue, Donald O’Brien, recita tion; Ronald Agar; recitation, Joy Vivian; ‘ play, ‘A Good Impression’ by senior pupils, recitation, Frank Elliott; recitation, Katherine Har- burn; song, Audrey Elliott, Eliza beth, Taylor, Ethel Mae Norris; recitation, Billy Parsons, recitation RuSsel Kellar; Young House Macdonald and George Vivian. Santa Claus paid a visit and dis tributed gifts from the Christmas tree, ' ils Present Taylor; i'ecitatioii, Ken Mc- recitdtion, Elion Kunize; People’s .play, ’’Wanted a keeper’’? recitation, Huth EmUo Lanthier, • Ltd Montreal, p.Q. ' :W: ably Sd «r’ fully imisBea From Doctors ... from farmers ... from business men ... from salesmen ... from fleet operators and men who drive a car for pleasure . . . from purchas ers in every trade and occupation across the Domin ion, comes praise of the new 1946 Chevrolet. To them, Chevrolet’s Big Car Quality at Lowest Cost... its flawless, trouble-free operation ... is an actual, proven fact. Throughout their letters, expressing their pleasure and complete satisfaction in the new Chevrolet, certain phrases occur again and again — “Unbelievable that such performance can come from a car as low priced as Chevrolet” . . . “The best Chevrolet yet” . “Definitely worth waiting for”. ■"The men using these cars * Excerpts from General Motors A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS actual letters on file at dealers across Canada. t H. ixviftq* „ Potion In sending out a quesfionnaire, as in the performance and c°^?X-aTS driving their the replies ALL nave 'SWELL' IhJ'HoUHe Rubber Company i