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THE T1MES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1949
Silver Crest Poultry Farm
Owned and Operated by Edgar and Mrs. Cudmore
BROODING YOUR CHICKS AND TURKEY
POULTS IS OMR SPECIALTY
We have brooding space for May 7 and May 28,
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At present we have Leghorn and New Hamp
started pullets for sale.
PHONE EXETER 171*14 HENSALL R.R. 1
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Remember the Dates!
April 6 - 7 - 8 - 9
Rexall One Cent Sale
SHOP EARLY PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED
(Phone 65)
Cole’s Drug Store
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Used Cars For Sale
(To be reduced $10 a day until sold.)
1947 Mercury Va-ton. -
1937 Ford Pickup.
1948 Ford Sedan. 1946 Chev Sedan.
1946 Chev Coach.
1941 Chev Coach $1,095.00
1940 Plymouth Sedan 995.00
1929 Ford Coach 195.00
1929 Ford Sedan 160.00
TRUCKS
1946 Fargo 2-ton, Monday’s price $ 815.00
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Announcement. . .
The Stratford and District
Hardware Association
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has been formed with the express purpose of pooling
the buying power of over thirty Hardware Merchants
in this district. K
This will enable them to bring you better mer
chandise at lower prices.
Here is the second of a series of monthly ad
vertisements to acquaint you with these worthwhile
bargains. Here they a*e:
HENSALL.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Corbett
visited recently with relatives in
Detroit.
(Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Cook and
daughter of Windsor spent the
week-end with the former’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Cornelius
Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. A, L, Case spent
the week-end with the latter’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Reid,
London,
Miss Helen Moir, of London,
was a recent .visitor with Mr.
and Mrs, Lawrence Raynham
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moir.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson,
of St. Marys, spent , the week
end with relatives here.
Mr, Melvin Moir was in Tor
onto this wek on business.
Large audiences attended the
play “ To Many Relatives” pre
sented in the Town Hall, Hen-
sall, Thursday and, Friday eve
ning, sponsored by the Chamber
of Commerce. Rev, P. A, Fergu
son ’ directed the play with the
following .cast: Mrs. R. H.
Middleton, Mrs. Ed. Little, Mrs.
Tibirio, Mrs. R. MacLaren, Miss
Norma gangster, Mr. Clark Ken
nedy Mr. Robert Cameron .Jr,,
Rev. Ferguson, Mr. Harry Hay
and Mr. Russgll Moore.
Mrs. McDonald and Miss
Marguerite .McDonald returned
home after spending the winter
months in Pheonix, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Little and
Marcia visited recently , with
friends in/Wingham.
The members of Amber Re
bekah Lodge, H e n s a 11, were
pleasantly entertained at the
Seaforth Lodge on Monday eve
ning.
Wolielo Class Meeting
An interesting meeting of the
Wohelo Qlass was held in the
United Church School room on
Tuesday night March 22, with a
splendid attendance.
Mrs. D. Kyle presided. The
opening exercises consisted of
the hymn “Breathe on me,
Breath of God”, Lord’s .Prayer,
Scripture reading, Luke 11,
verses 1-10 .by Gladys Luker;
and a helpful devotional ‘Prayer’
by Mrs. Hedden. The minutes
were read and the roll call was
answered by “The name of a
Bible character with the same
initial as yours”. The collection
i was taken. At this time the
president called for money-mak
ing ideas. The majority favored
the holding of a box social to
be held on April 25. Program
Committee, Mr. Blackwell, Bill
Mickle and Dave Kyle. The
various church groups are to be
invited to this affair. Posters
will be made by Mr. ADPleby.
The life of Joseph was splen
didly reviewed by Mrs. J. Cor
bett. Audrey .Walsh and Marlene
P e t z k e sang a lovely duet,
“Springtime in the Rockies”.
Mrs. Appleby provided an enjoy
able piano selection, “The harp
that once through Tara’s Halls”.
The highlight was the present
ation of views pertaining to the
trip to England, taken a year
ago, b y Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Horton. Mr. Horton gave a com
prehensive account, while Bill
Mickle ‘operated the films. The
hymn “Beneath the cross of
Jesus” ' and Mizpah Benediction
closed this part of the meeting.
Dorothy McNaughton won the
amusing contest in which various
baby pictures of class members
and guests were flashed ,on the
screen. Refreshments were serv
ed. Miss Betty Mickle was lunch
convener. Miss Edna Walsh and
Mrs. .Hedden were in charge of
program and contests.
Evening Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. E. Shaddick will act as
hostess for the monthly Evening
Auxiliary meeting to be held on
Monday night, April 11. Miss
Ellis will be in charge .of the
devotional period. Mrs. Denni
son will give the missionary
item. Mrs. D. Kyle will give the
Study. An interesting program is
being arranged. The roll call
will call for an Easter verse.
Members are reminded to bring
their Easter Thank-Offering En
velopes. An offering of wash
cloths, pot holders, dish Cloths
and such items are asked for.
Social Committee: Miss Ellis,
Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Dennison
and Mrs. Chapman.
Faist-Hurss
(Crediton correspondent)
In a setting of ferns, palms
and spring flowers, on -Saturday
afternoon, March 26, at 3:30
o’clock, Rev, G. N. Sehaus united
in marriage Evlyn Mae Huras
and Lewis Bernard Faist at a
charming ceremony in St. Peter’s
Lutheran Church in Stratford.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Huras of Strat
ford, and the groom is the only
son of Mr, and Mrs. II. M. Faist
of Crediton.
Mrs. Lloyd J. Davidson played
the chosen music—-“Bridal Chor
us” from Lohengrin, and “Re
cessional” from Mendelssohn and
also accompanied the soloist,
Miss Joyce Hunter, who sang
“The Lord’s Prayer” and “0
Perfect Love”.
Given in marriage by her
father. The bride was charming
in a quaint hooped floor length
gown of duchess satin, an off-
the-shoulder yoke of chantilly
lace, edged with tiny rosettes
and seed pearls, long sleeves
ending in lily points, the skirt
with tiers of lace from hem to
waistline, draped on either side
and caught with seed pearls.
Her veil was an illusion-of em
broidered net, extending beyond
the gown, caught to a headdress
of pearls and silver sequins. She
carried a shower bouquet of Bet
ter Times red roses and calla
lilies, knotted with streamers of
rose buds.
Miss Lorraine Huras was her
sister’s maid-of-honour, wearing
a floor length gown of lavender
marquisette with matching head
dress and mittens and carried a
cascade-of yellow roses.
As bridesmaid, Miss Audrey
Nicoll chose a floor length gown
of frosted yellow organza with
matching headdress and mittens
and carried a cascade of Talis
man roses.
x Mr. Robert Wolfe, of Sarnia,
cousin of the bridegroom, was
best man and ushers were Mr.
William Kahle of Detroit and
Mr. Ken Lillow of London.
At the reception in the church
parlor, the bi’ide’s mother re
ceived in a turquoise crepe dress
with navy accessories and cor
sage of rapture,, pink roses. Re
ceiving with her, the groom’s
mother wore a navy dress of
flowered silk with black acces
sories and corsage of rapture
pink roses. For a honeymoon trip
to New York the bride donned a
smart light blue suit with navy
coat and accessories.
Following t h e i r honeymoon,
the kappy couple will reside in
St. Thomas, Guests attending the
wedding were from London, Kit
chener, Crediton, Toronto, Exe-
eter, Detroit, Milverton and
Stratford.
Hensail Institute Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Hensail institute will be held in
the Dnited Church 'School room
on Tuesday night, April 19, The
hostesses are Mrs. Parke and
Mrs. Brown; The roll call is to
be .answered by “Short-cuts to
housekeeping”. Fees will be re
ceived at this meeting, Mrs. J.
McAllister will give* the motto.
Mrs. S, Rannie will give ,the
demonstration. An interesting
speaker is being secured, Mem
bers are reqested to have ready
their Blue Cross fees. Plan to
attend this helpful meeting.
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Munro Boats and
Mercury Outboard Motors
Come in and let us give you more details on these
fine boats and motors.
Moore‘s Service Station
Phone 129W Exeter, Ont.
CLIFF MOORE, PROP.
NEW WOOD STAYS GOOD WHEN TREATED
WITH SCARFE’S
WOOD PRESERVATIVE!
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against decay and attacks by insects-—mini
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lawn furniture—any exposed wood. Proven
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HURON LUMBER CO. LTD.
Mea kin's Floor Polisher
10-lb. Weighted
Regular $2.49 - Special $1*69
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COMET
Aluminum Saucepans
Regular 65c - Special 39c
Drysdale’s Hardware, Hensail
Beavers Hardware, Exeter
Traquair’s Hardware, Exeter
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'CROMARTY '
Marion Ritchie Auxiliary
sponsored a play “Sunshine and
Tempest” put on by the Walton
Young people in Staff a Hall Fri
day evening, March 25. The hall
was filled to capacity and pro
ceeds amounted to over $50.
Rev. G. A. and (Mrs. Young,
Margaret Walker, Hazel Hamil
ton, Betty M c I< e 11 a r, Eldon
Allen, Bob Laing, Donald Scott,
Philip James, Alex Miller and
Gordon Laing attended the YPS
spring rally and banquet held at
Avonton on Friday evening,
March 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laing
entertained at the twenty-first
birthday of their son, Robert, on
Wednesday evening. The .guests
were, besides the family, Gladys
Dew, Hazel Hamilton, Betty Me*
Kellar Margaret Walker, Marg
aret Miller, Eldon Allen, Frank
Miller, Gordon Miller, Alex Mill
er Donald Scott.
Miss 'Grace Chalmers has re
turned home after a month’s
treatment in a London hospital.
David Gardiner is convalescing
at his home after an illness.
MIs’s Betty McKellar has re
turned home from Anton where
she was employed.
Mrs Frank Allen . is ill at
home.
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C. B. SYMONDS, Manager
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Important Notice
HENSALL
Telephone Subscribers
At 2 p.m., on April 6th
the telephone system of Hensail and
neighbourhood will be changed
from "Magneto" to "Common
Battery" operation
AFTER the change-over, subscribers will reach the
operator simply by lifting the receiver. It will no
longer be necessary to turn a crank.
Our new central office is fully equipped to give
prompt and adequate service . . . but your co-operation
is requested in limiting the length and number of
your calls during the change-over period. This will
enable our operators to maintain a high standard of
service.
The introduction of this new system is part of our
continuing development program designed to provide
more and better telephone service at the lowest poss
ible cost.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY. OF CANADA