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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-04-28, Page 8Silver Crest Poultry Farm Owned and operated by Edgar and Mrs. Cudmore We have for sale 1400 New Hampshire Pullets and 800 Leghorns, as well as started capons. Get Qur Prices On Range Age Birds —- BROODING YOUR CHICKS AND TURKEY POULTS IS OUR SPECIALTY We have brooding space from May 7 on. Phene Exeter 17rl4 HENSALL R.R. 1 Chicken in the Rough SOUTHERN STYLE AT "Pat's Shanty in the Pines” Re-Opening Sat., April 30 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1949 Z ffl Pentecostal Y.P.S. A large group of young people of the Stratford Pentecostal Assembly took oharge of the young people’s service at Exeter Pentecostal Church on Friday, April 22. Those attending were favoured with piano solos, duets and a violin solo. Following, one of the young ipeople gave a stir­ ring m e s s a g e o n *‘W e Ar e Christ’s Ambassadors”, w h 1 c h was very ably given and caused the congregation to see its responsibility as Chistians to heed the command of Jesus Christ, “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15), that those of other lands might know Christ as their personal Saviour Redeemer and soon- cbmjng King, GREENWAY Much credit is due the Young People on the splendid program which they presented in the Parish Hall last Tuesday ning, Mr; and Mrs. Ross Brown eve- Th ree Miles South of Grand Bend Enlarged’ with modern equipment. We are now in a better position than ever to serve you! Order from Pat and take it home ready to serve. Why Cook Your Sunday Dinner ? and daughters visited recently with relatives at Collingwood. Mr. Joe Horner Jr. and Earl Foster were in London week on the jury. Mrs. Rufus Turnbull and Don­ na, of Grand Bend, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Mr. Earl Steeper and Mrs, Lisle Steeper spent the week-end in Guelph attending the Junior Farmers’ Convention, Mrs. Harold Honsberger, Jim­ mie and Bonnie, of Vineland, spent last week with ents, Mr. and Hicks. Sunday visitors bert Pollock were John Allister and IFYank, of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Detloff and Richard, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Eugene Hill, and Miss Susan .Saye of Detroit, and and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull Donna of Grand Bend. Mrs. Mr. last ti er par- William Mrs Al-with Mr. and Mrs. and IFYank, Mr. and EDGEWOOD Misses Mary and Annie Zu'bal of Con. 2 of Biddulph spent the holidays ' with their brother, Mr. Joseph Zubal and family here. Quite a number of farmers have nearly finished seeding. Barbara Zubal is on the "sick Mr. Earl Middleton, Clare Dunlop and several friends went on a fishing trip Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and family spent Sunday in Watford with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harriett. Miss Bernice Westman, Eric and Anna, are laid up with the .mumps. Miss Vera Moore spent Tues­ day in London. I HARPLEY Misses Barbara Hayter Glenn McLinchey visited Mrs Ted Jones in Exeter on Saturday. ' Mr. Morley Love left for Moncton, N.B., on Friday after­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DesJar­ dine and daughter Pauline, visit­ ed on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. Jack’ Ridley. Mr. Orval Hayter of Mollard Line called on Mr. Mansell Hod­ gins on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carru­ thers spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Hodgins, at ’Cedar Swamp. and with JOIN THE MARCH for GREATER TAX REDUCTIONS 3?arty membership is your first step in taking an active part in [your country’s future. Through aggressive leadership, the ^Progressive Conservative Party has already done much for you. ’You can help do more. tThis is your fight for better living conditions and greater tax? reductions. Work with the party that works for you . , Junipr Associates Meet Mrs. (Rev.) Snell was. hostess on Mfonday evening to the Junior Associate Group pf James Street Church. .Ada Pinnqy whose group was in charge of the meeting, gave an. interesting reading, “if April Came Orice in a Lifetime.” The business period was .con­ ducted by the •president, Qathe- rine Southcott. The remainder of the evening was spent sewing and knitting for the Layettes. It was decided to continue the nursery until the end of June and parents of children up to six years of age are urged to take advantage of -this service pro­ vided by <the Associate Group, CREDITON Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and grandchildren, Shirley and Billy Benson, of Sarnia, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr- and Mrs, William Mot?;. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hamilton and sons, of Grand Bend, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, H, Lewis. Mrs. J, Anderson returned home Friday after spending tire past ten days in London with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Schroeder, Rev, Burns, who recently dis­ posed of his home on King St., With Burns, expect to move to New Hamburg next month. Week-end visitors with Mr. and MrB. William Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Knetchtel, of Elk­ ton Mich., and Mrs. Leonard Wing and son Bud of Pigecr. Mich. IMrs, Clifford White, Helen and John of Bhelbourne, spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mi’s. E. M. Fahrner. The many friends of Mrs. August Hill, a former resident of Crediton, have learned with regret, that she is ill at her home in Detroit, and wish het a speedy restoration. Mr. and Mrs. J. (Moir and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cochrane, of Detroit, visited over the week­ end with Mrs. Mary Eilber and Mt. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser. Mr. Royal Haist, of Chicago, spent a few days last week at his home here. Mrs.' Ed. -Gunn1 and daughter, Mary Veronica, spent last week in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. .Benninger and daughter, Gayle, of Detroit spent the week-end with Mrs. Samuel Lamport. Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, of Russeldale, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green. Miss Mlarjorie Weaner and Mrs. Harold Melick, of Niagara Falls, were guests at the Evan­ gelical parsonage on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. J. V. .Dahms attended ,the .sixtieth .wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schweitzer in Waterloo recently. The honoured couple are the parents of .Mrs. N. E. Dahms, of Sebringville. Women’s Institute Meeting The annual .meeting of the Women’s ‘ Institute was held on Wednesday evening. Mcs. J. Wade presided for a very inter­ esting program consisting of two vocal duets by Mrs. R. Johnston and Mrs. R. .Robbins, readings by Mrs. S. King, Mrs. I. Fink- beiner and Mrs. Wade. A demon­ stration by Mrs. Johnston on preparing a sandwich loaf proved Very helpful. The President, Mrs. H. Schenk, presided for business, when roll .call was answered by paying dues, appreciation Wes’ read from .shut-ins and i't was decedided to donate ten -dollars to the Cancer Fund. Plans were completed for the tea, which was held on Saturday. Reports were given b.y the Secretary-Treasurer and Social, Good Cheer and Standing Committees. Mrs. Wil­ liam Gaiser, for the nominating committe'e, reported all .past of­ ficers returned to office, namely: President, Mrs. H. Schenk. First vice-president, Mrs. Lloyd Eng­ land; Second vice - president, Mi’s. W. Weber; Secretary-Treas­ urer, Mrs. G. Zwicker; Assistant Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. J. Wade. A delightful lunch was served iby the committee i n charge. Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. S. King, Mrs. R. Johnson and Mrs. J. Wade. A vote of thanks to the committee and all taking part in the program was ex­ pressed by Mrs. 5V. "Weber and Mrs. Ayotte. Despite the inclement weather on Saturday, the Tea, served by members of the W. I. was fairly well patronized.. The rooms were tastefully decorated with a pro­ fusion of spring flowers and tea was served from a prettily ap- •pointed, table. A successful Bazaar was held. Dorcas Band And O. I. C. Classes Meet On Friday evening of last week the Dorcas Band -and C.I.C. classes of the Evangelical .Church School met at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist, where they enoyed a social eve­ ning. About fifty guests viewed the interior of the spacious new home, after which a short pro­ gram and Bibical contests were enjoyed. A most bountiful lunch was served and appreciation ex­ pressed to Mr. and Mrs. Haist for opening their new home. “Blest be the tie that bindh” was sung and wishes expressed that Mr.. and Mts. Jlaist would be spared to enjoy many years in theft hew home. Mrs. Edward Lawson Mrs. Edward Lawson, a form­ er resident of this community, passed away at her home ih Lucan on Friday. The former Mary Jane Potter, of Parkhill, she was united in marriage to her now bereaved husband in 1904. Besides her husbahd She is Survived by three Children, John at home, Mrs. C. Lutz and Bruce of London, all who have the sympathy of many friends and former neighbours In this community. The funeral was held from the Murdy Funeral Home in Lucan on Monday with intern­ ment in St, James Gemetery, Clandeboye. Evangelical Conference Is be­ ing held this week in Milverton. Mr. E. G. Faist is delegate from the local church, who, with Mrs. Faist are guests at the home of their son, Rev, Fred Haist, at whose church, the conference is being hold. No service held in th© church here day. CLANDEBOYE Sunday will mark the jiineth anniversary of the first settled ministry of the Christian Gospel in Biddulph township. The Rev, Sterne Tighe came fo live on the Glebe land beside St. James Church in the Spring of 1859 ■and began to minister to the settlers of .that day. The occasion will be marked by a service in St. James Church on Sunday, Mayl, at which the guest preacher .will be Rev. Dr, Ramsay Armitage, a decendant of early pioneers of the district. The service will be at D.S.T. A supper .will be Wednesday, May J, from p.m. i I ml Here’s Value Electro-Sun Heavy Duty Electric Range, GE enclosed elements, automatic oven control ................... $179.00 Simplicity Electric Washing Machines ...... Co-Op Electric Washing Machines ............ AMCA Rangettes, 2 elements, oven, 110V All Size of “Presto Pressure Cookers” $147.50 $137.50 ... $60.00 (We recently received a shipment of “T Rail” Stee| Posts and also a good supply of Fencing. EXETER DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE Office 287W Phones • be inarching coining Hartt’s for Men and Ladies * * is to be held 3 p.m. served 6 to 8 Men’ $19.73 Ladies’ $15.75 is Glee Club scholarships. The practis- classes, be pro- Highlights ★ Bulk and packeted Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, Root Seeds (all varieties), Lawn Mixtures, ★ Na-Churs Liquid Fertilizers, ★ Legume-Aid Inoculant, Ceresan “M”, Semesan 1 Jr., Semesan Bel; ; Brown, imported aquatite leather. Soft moccasin oxford. Extra dry, double sole. Hand-stitched . . . remov­ able studs . . . split reversed welt. All sizes available. k Hybrid Corn, Sorghum, Millets. e A Full Line of On Monday school reopened after a week .of 'Easter vacation. We had the results olf our exam­ inations to look forward to so that returning was an eventful experience.* _ * 4 Cadet inspection is on Wednes­ day, May 4. It will be in the afternoon. Besides the -cadets parading in uniform the girls’ bugle band will well.* Commencemnt Thursday, May 5. There will the presentation ,q£ certificates, awards and Glee Club members are ing daily as are dancing since these groups will viding entertainment. W « 4< The Music Festival very soon and so ,the will enjoy the advantage of sing­ ing before an audience at Com­ mencement before they compete with othbr schools. They have also been invited to broadcast again, but the nearness to final examinations' may make such plans difficult. • ' Now,” said the magistrate to the chatty prisoner, what have you to say?” “I’ve got a good deal to say if you’ll .only give me time,” re­ plied. the prisoner angrily. “Certainly,” replied the magis­ trate blandly. “Six months!” FARM and GARDEN CJIovers, Grasses, Pasture Mixtures. ■fc Dow’s Agricultural Chemicals. 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