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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-03-24, Page 3THE TIMES-ADVOCATE; EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 24, 1949 Page 3 ’M M' I * Stewart's Taxi GREENWAY Mr. .add Mrs. Arthur Brophey i week-end Clarence of Chat- —- PHONE 335 Exeter 'rf and Karep spent the. with M r. and Mrs. Bropppy and ’daughter ■ham, -Congratulations fp _ Mrs. Gordon Woodburn Decorating? ra peri ng and Painting Phone Exeter 407J Peter R. Durand Are You BUILDING? If So, You’ll Need GRAVEL, SAND OR FILL Contact us for all your concrete requirements. LANES GRAVELLED Anytime or Anywhere W. C MacDonald — Contractor — PHONE 404J EXETER ■ $ Mr. and l on' the arrival Of a daughter on March 9. - ’ Miss Marion Nicks of- London, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks. . Mr- and Mrs- Lawrence Pol­ lock visited on Wednesday with relatives in Sarnia. Mr, David Eagleson is a pat­ ient; in Victoria Hospital, Lon­ don. We wish him a speedy re­ covery, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Bullock anq daughter, of Arkona, visited on Sunday* with Ed. Bullock. Mr. Dawson Toronto, spent with his parents, Chid Wodburn, Mr, and Mrs, George G ollens. infant daughter was taken to the hospital last week with pneu­ monia. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. Fred McLinchey is spend­ing this week with relatives in Detroit. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Merton Morley, of St. Thomas spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred ■Steeper, Mr. Cleve spent a few his parents, Brophey. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil iPickering and daughter moved to London recently, where he has secured a 'position. Mr. and Mrs. John Prance, of Exeter, visited on Monday with Mrs. T. Bullock and Mrs. J. Gardner. 8 Mr, and Mrs, VVoodburn, of the week-end Mrr and Mrs. Brophey, of London days, last week with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd ATTENTION! The WANT ADS are bringing in more satis­ fied customers every day. Pre doesn't: look ah your Policy ------- 7A? ADJUSTER DOES When you carry token Insurance on your home you are hoping a fire will stop when it has damaged the part covered by insurance. But fire cannot read. It sets its own limits. .When you carry inadequate insurance you are just hoping. When you carry full insurance you are certain. Why hot see your General Accident Agent today and provide yourself with peace of mind? W. Herman Hodgson The Insurance Man representing GENERAL ACCIDENT ASSURANCE GROUP 357 Bay St., Toronto n M « <■ TO Fairfield Farm Forum The Fairfield Fann F o r u m meeting this week was held at the h$me of Reg, Hpjgspn, with an attendance of twenty-two. It has been a very successful year for farm forums, there being 2000 mere reporting across Can­ ada than last year. The broad­ cast this week wps a review. A questionnaire was sent out to each forum a s k i n g how the topics had been liked. Odd topics for the pew year would be de­ sired and information as to how t0 improve the forum in any way- After the discussion card games> were played apd lunch ;servea.. The final meeting,’ next Monday night, is to be held in the schoolhouse. A ham supper is to -be served and pictures will be shown. All those in the section interested in farm forum are welcome. g KIRKTON An epidemic of flu has visited great many homes in and DASHWOOD Mrs, Fred Messner was taken to a London hospital last week where she will undergo an oper­ ation. Mrs. Oscar Miller, who has been in the hospital, returned home on Saturday. Mr, Eddie Hamacher is con­ fined .to his home with a heart condition,Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cudmore and Mr. and. Mrs, J. Beavis and daughter, Barbara, of Toronto, .spent the week-end with rela­ tives here,. Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher is on the sick list, We hope for a speedy recovery, Miss ■ Mae McCrae of Exeter spent the week-end with rela­ tives. Mrs- S. Ireland Stratford is spending a few Weeks with her sister,- Mrs. Tieman. Mr, and Mrs, Bartdiffe of Clinton • were Sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs. Merner. Mr, and Mrs. El.. R, Guenther motored to Alvinston on Sunday. James St Young People The Janjes St. Young People’s opened their weekly meeting by .singing Hymn 113, followed by the Lord’s Prayer. Minutes were read and adopted and the roll call answered by sixteen mem­ bers. The only business that was discussed was that the member­ ship .cards were ready. The meet­ ing was turned ever to Joyce .WJIlard, openihg with hymn 111, The prayer was, read by Kath­ leen May., scripture by Shirley Taylor. Elaine Kernick |a.vored us with a piado solo. Th© topic was read by Lorna Taylor. The ^meeting closed with hymn 34, followed ,foy the Mizpah Bene­ diction. z ft y *1 S’* We Are Again Contracting Barley FOR CANADA MALTING COMPANY If Interested, Get in Touch with Us . Phone 103 Geo. T. Mickle & Sons HENSALL, ONTARIO Nights 133 a around -the village. Miss Norma Tufts, of London, spent the wek-end at her home in the village, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wiseman entertained quite a number of friends Friday evening with six tables of euchre. Miss Wilma Dowe, of Crom­ arty, spent the past week-end with her sister, Mrs, Lome Doupe. Mr. Ray Morrison, who has been .an employee with R. Hfim- phreys and number of and is at Gleason Every success Ray. Mrs. M. Esson and son and daughter, of Sarnia, spent the ■past week with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dalmar Johnston. an Son Bakery for a years has resigned, apprentice mechanic Motors, St, Marys. are 'glad to report that Hackney, who is under­ eye treatment in St. Jo- Hospital. London, is im- ,BLANSHARD Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper, Ruth, Clare and Veryl were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hodgins, of Granton. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Dobson, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pat­ tison. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson, Murray, and Anne,,. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr, John Rinn and family of Base­ line, Miss Norma Carter spent the week-end with her chum, Miss Kathleen M'ossey. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hartwick and baby, of Granton, have rent­ ed the upstairs of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Miss Madeline D>.ann, of Lon­ don, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs., George Dawe. Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Lang­ ford, Walter and Donnie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tre­ wartha, of Holmesville. The flu is quite prevalent, practically every home has it. Elimville Farm Fprum The Hlimville North Farm Forum met at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Keith Weber. It was Review Night and a question­ air© was answered. There were twenty-five members .present. A few games of cards were played. Next Monday night will be a social evening held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. There will be no special invitat­ ions, all members of the Forum are .cordially invited. WOODHAM Cliatten and Mr. and Mrs. Vic visited on Friday with Mr. Mrs. Roy Shier of Sarnia. Owing to the illness of teacher, Miss Winnie Gray, several of the pupils, school closed Mr. spent age. Mr. Nancy, of St. Marys, and Lloyd Brine of Rannock, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine. The regular Y.P.U. meeting was held on Sunday evening with the literary committee, Florence Kirk and Helen Web­ ber, in 'charge. .There were twenty-three present. The topic was given by Mr. M. Hooper. the and was last week. John Camm of London the week-end in the vill- * Cleaned Feed Grain ★ A Feeds Frost Trail and Mrs. Phil Brine and Mr. If it i> goofl feed you require for. your poultry and other livestock, be sure to try CO-OP. We. cleaq our feed grain and burn the refuse; you don't buy seeds, dust and excess hulls. You will also find Peat Moss, Salt and Mill at the warehouse and mill. We have just received a small shipment of Tite-Loek Even Space Woven Fence. Also Steel Posts, Barbed Wire, and 14<-foot Steel Gates. Barbed wire is likely to be in short supply. We can serve you with many other farm supplies. SPECIAL ★ We have a number of Jiffy Fence Stretchers. It will soon be time to repair fences and for joining single wires this stretcher is one of the best. REG. RETAIL PRICE $5.95, CLEARING $4.50, / ★ EXETER DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE of , London visited parents over the Stewart of London of H?n- Morgan the fol- u. PRESS!I BOOK EXETER’S TELEPHONE The new telephone directory is now being given its final - touches before going to press. Should you wish to make any last-minute changes in your listings, please call your Telephone Business Office without delay. THAMES ROAD We Lloyd going seph’s proving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. John Curtz, of Sarnia, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lam­ port. Miss Eleanor D a ws o n and Agnes Bray with their week-end. Mr. Ray spent the week-end at his home. Miss Peggy RowCliffe sail visited with Jane over the week-end. Farm Forums met at lowing places on Mon. evening: Lumley School House and at the homes of Mr. and Beavers and Mr. and Webber. The Thames Road ■Circle met at the home of Miss Agnes Bray on Saturday after­ noon of last week. A social evening for the com­ munity was held at the Thames Road School on^ Friday evening of’-last week with a good attend­ ance. Mr. Blake "Lloyd of the Clin­ ton Radar School visited the week-end with Rev. Mair. Miss Jean Cann, who confined to her home "flu” for the past week, turned to teaching in Exeter on Monday of this week. The Y.P.U. will meet in the basement on Sunday evening last. Mrs. Charlie Allison and Bar­ bara visited with relatives in London on Saturday last. The members of the Session and their wives of Thames Road Church were guests to supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Moodie on Tuesday evening of this week. Mr. W. J. Stewart Toronto with his son days last week. Thames Road Mission The Thames Road Mission Band met during church service hour on Sunday morning with the (president, Joanne Mair, in the chair. The meeting opened with Hymn 429, followed by all repeating the Mission Baiid pur­ pose. The Lord’s Prayer was re­ peated in unison. The secretary’s report was given \nd eighteen members answered to the roll call. Business was discussed. The roll call for the next meeting is to be answered by naming "your favourite horse”. Billy Rowe 13 to be (program convenor. (Collec­ tion was taken, The Easter thhiik-offering envelopes Were distributed. The program con­ sisted of; Reading by Barry Miller; piano solo by Barbara Allison; reading by Barry Jef­ fery; reading by Joahne Mair, The topic was taken by Dolores Allison, The World Friends Were given out and a hymn sung, after which all repeated the Miz­ pah Benediction. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Fields of Centralia, Mrs. M. Fletcher Douglas, visited with Mr. Mrs. Moodie on Sunday. The Y.P.tf, Will rnee in Mrs. Orval Mrs. Keith Mission and over Mrs. 'been C. B. SYMONDS, Manager THE BELL TELEPHONE £COMPANY OF CANADA .sms has with the re- Visited in for a few Band and and the chul’Cli basement Sunday night With Mrs. (Rev.) Sinclair of Exeter as guest speaker, Sunday services will be at the usual hour on Sunday: Sunday school at 10:15 a.m. and chUreli at 11:15 a.m, Too drunk, he couldn’t stop his car, He slammed oh the brakes and skid it; He never lived to tell the yarn, But a news reporter did it. Office 287W Mill 287J ftperformance powerful Dodge L-Head engine has fewer .moving parts to wear is easier to adjust and keep in ad­ justment. ItS/amaiing Smoothness originates with unique 3-point Floating Power engine suspension. ROOMY COMFORT-—The famous Dodge Floating Ride is smoother than ever. New, longer 11814 inch wheelbase further improves the Dodge ’"Cradled - between - the • axles" ride — allows ample head and leg room. VISIBILITY — You get „ wide view of the t road through the new higher, wider windshields. Glass area is 37 greater. New, more efficient •wipers sweep 6llV more glass area. Defroster vents cover the whole windshield. DE LUXE and SPECIAL DE LUXE MODELS ' ' . } The beautiful Hew Dodge DeLuxe and Special DeLuxe models are cars you will want to see, own and drive. They’re Uew .. • modern as tomorrow ... with natural beauty that flows from true automobile desigh. There’s more elbow room, leg room and head room . . . greater visibility . . . plus an amazingly s-nl-o-o-t-h ride. Get behind the wheel! You’ll appreciate the many improve­ ments that add to the Dodge reputation for Dependability, Economy, Roomy Comfort and Smooth Riding. The famous Dodge Floating Ride is even quieter and more restful because of heavier insulation, softer rubber body mountings, im­ proved springing, new "sea-leg” shock absorbers. You’ll like the power and economy of the 97 h-P- L-Head engine ..» and the many "extra” economy features such as ah oil filter, floating oil intake and self-cleaning Fuel filter in the gas tank, which are standard equipment. These new • cars start easier, stop faster; you can see over the hoods; you can get ih and out with ease. See these great new cars today at your local Dodge-DeSoto dealer’s showroom. Compare then! feature by feature with other Cars in their price class ..»then drive them and you’ll agree that they are the outstanding automobiles in the low-price field. EXETER MOTOR SALES DOBBS PHONE 200