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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-08-11, Page 7AIRPORT NEWSc ror Phone Exeter 407J Evening Service One garage will be open in Exeter * .on Bundays, Wed­ nesday afternoons and dur­ ing the ” evenings through­ out the week. Open tlds Sunday, Wednes­ day afternoon and during the evenings throughout the week: SUNOCO Service Station Just Like a New Finish THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST H, 1949 The Choral Group of the Air­ men's Wives’ Auxiliary has planned a dance to be held on Tuesday, August 16, at the Exe­ ter Roller Rink, Proceeds from the dance are to be used* to buy music for the group. Dancing will be from 9:00 to 1:00, ad­ mission is twenty-five cents, and a door prize will be presented. In case of rain, it is planned to hold the dance on the following Thursday, August 18. * * ♦ e * Cpl. Roy of Servicing is the lookout for volunteers assist in organizing a giant beach outing for all personnel of Ser- the and 7 on to vicing and Instructing 'Staff, as well as their families and friends. It is planned to have sports for kiddies and adults, and male and female beauty con­ tests. An evening weiner roast will bring the affair to a close,- * * * * The station h a r c. b a 11 team •broke even in the two-game ex­ hibition series with Goderich. On Wednesday, F/0 Terry O’Byrne pitched, leading the locals in a 10-4 win. At Goderich on Friday night, Goderich was declared the winning team when the game was called at the end of the top half of the fifth in­ ning. Centralia scored five runs during their last session at bat, * ..... ™............................111 — I. J '"M to make the score 11-7, How­ ever, when the game was called, the score reverted to the com­ pleted fourth inning, and Gode- i’ich took honours, 7-6, Centralia hurlers were Denboer, Button anfl Yaki. On'’ Wednesday of this week, Dashwood plays at 'Centralia, and on Thursday the Centralia team goes to Hensall for last game of the season, * * * 1 * The softball team lost two won one game during the week, On Monday night a 7-6 loss was absorbed by the locals at Wing­ ham, On Thursday night, Sea­ forth defeated Centralia by,6-2. On Friday night Sebringville met Centralia under the lights at Seaforth, and Centralia came away with the big end of a 16- 3 score. During the game, Sasso who alternated as catcher and right-fielder, suffered a com­ pound fracture of his leg. The first game of the play­ offs will be played on “ night at Seaforth. » * » « LACs E. M. Portous W. Johnston have been from the Met section to a course at Trenton. ’ Three new> controllers are now filling violations in the tower. Flying Officers Armstrong, Osenenko and Macintosh are new arrivals from the recently completed flying controllers course. Another record has been set at Centralia. During July, 13,147 1 a n d i n g's and take-offs were made from the local airport. The high for one day was 955. Friday and J. posted THAMES ROAD Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. IL Rhode over the week-end were Mr, anti Mrs, Elmer Gibson and family of Kingston, Mrs, Gibson of Loudon, and Mr. and Mrs, R. Keller, of .Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. William Rhode visited M the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Thompson at Woodham on Sunday, Miss Eleanor Hunkin was holL at Grand Bend, and Mrs. A, Pearce and el day Ing Mr. . . ___family of Toronto have ~ been holidaying with Mr, and Mrs. C. Allison, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Alexander left by motor t0 visit relatives in Western .Canada, Miss Helen Morgan of London spent the week-end at her home. Miss Elsie Bray of London visited with her parents over the week-end, The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. and W.A. met ax the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Elf ord on Wednesday eve­ ning of this week. Mr, and Mrs, Burton Avery of Westop visited Thursday and Friday with Rev. and Mrs. Mair. Mr. and Mrs, T» McIntyre visited with Ml’. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Cann over the week-end. Miss Merkiey and Mrs. Davies of London visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cann. Mr, and Mrs, -Charles Stewart and Sandra of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Miller on Wednesday of this .week. Miss Ina Harris has secured a position on the teaching Belgrave, Sunday Farmers Service at at 11:15 a.m. Special .music will be rendered by members of the Junior Farmers. Everyone cordially invited to attend. Sunday School jyyin ,be at usual hour, 110/: 15 a.m. morning, the will attend Thames Road staff at Junior Church Church is the CREDITON Miss Rose Zanelli from Toron­ to is spending her holidays at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Nel­ son .Musgrave, of Crediton. HENSALL Bobbie Bennett underwent 'an appendix operation in Clinton General Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker returned to Toronto after holi­ daying with their parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. George Walkex* at Schade Beach, Mrs. Catherine Devlin is .visit­ ing with her sons, Mr, and Mrs,, William Cook, London, and. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Cook, Toronto,, Melvin Tebbitt of London is holidaying with his grandparents Mr, and Mrs. John Pfaff. Mr. Jlarry Lawrence, account­ ant at the Bank of Montreal, has received the appointment of manager at Drumbo. ► The “Stag Bridge pleasantly entertained wives at the home of Mrs. -R. H. Middleton, this week, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence who are leaving town to take up residence in Drumbo, >Mr. and Mrs, Jack Roberts and family left last week for Alabama (U.S.A,), where the former is taking a course, C 1 u b” their Mr, and To the Housewife I Alive Dress’d 37c 47c 42c 52c Heavy Roasters and Capons Delivered to your door, Friday afternoon and Saturday up to 12 noon. 6-7 lb. Roasters Capons These birds have been spe­ cially fed and raised on clean range. Why Not Put A Dozen In Your Locker? LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM WEIN BROS. EXETER Phone 78 or 92 o 9 a.m. Thursday, August 11 to 11 p.m. Saturday, August 20 -w ,1*' -p School Girl Loafers WOMEN’S MT Timothy Seed Growing Contracts CHILDREN’S Crepe Soled Loafers Men’s and Boys* 1 Marshall Leonard, London, With ,Mr. i were and .Mrs. Smart — Comfortable White and Red, Elk The Otomacian Indians of South America mix clay with their bread. It costs nothing to look! You will save money! Mid-Height Heels Strap Trims, Popular Styles and Colors That’s what you’ll think after our boys get through with a Spray Wax Simonize. Not only will it restore the original lustre to the finish but the sprayed simonize gets into those crevices and prevents rust­ ing. Make a date with us today. holidays with his and Mrs. Nelson t Sinclair and Bobby Save $2.00 and more on these popular, sturdy, necessities. Burgundy, Brown, Black $3.98Moore’s Service Station Phone 129W Exeter, Ont. CLIFF MOORE, PROP. Black Kid Ties Supported Arches Clearance of Broken Lines Young Ladies’ Pumps ONTARIO To growers who can comply with certain require­ ments we offer attractive contracts to grow a new’ improved strain of Pasture Type Timothy seed. - The British firm of R. W. Gunson (Seeds) Ltd., ondon, England, have made available to us a limited quantity of Foundation Stock Timothy seed, strain Aberystwyth S48. The original selection of this seed was made at the world famous Plant Breeding Station in Aberystwyth, Wales, and the Foundation Stock was produced in New' Zealand and has been certified by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture. Aberystwyth S48 Timothy is a highly desirable pasture strain. Interested growers are invited to ap­ ply foA growing contracts only if they have suitable land and can provide for required isolation r y rala No. 118. Timothy — Strain Aberystwyth S48 (Note thick leaf growth this is a highly desirable pasture variety) ||til ■f I No. J19. Timothy ——• Standard Canadian and American strains. &CETER. HARPLEY Mr. Glen Hayter is holidaying at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kayes, Geraldine and Carolyn, who have been spending their holidays at the home of her father, returned on Sunday to their home in Tor­ onto. Mrs. Marshall of London, and Mr. Dan Campbell of Whitewood, Sask., visited on Wednesday at the home of 'Mr. Mansell Hod­ gins. ELIMVILLE The Community Picnic will be held at Springbank next week. The day is not yet decided on. Please inquire as we want every body to come. Mr. Earl Coultis of Guelph is spending his parents, Mr. Coultis. Miss. June Woods spent a few days last week visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Sinclair of St. Thomas. Mr. Laurie Stephens has re­ turned t0 his position in .London after spending his holidays at his home here. Mrs. Clifton Brock, Johnny and Freddie 'and Mrs. Ivan Brock of Winchelsea are spending a couple of weeks with Mt. and Mrs. Minor Dobbs of Glen Cairn. Threshing is mostly done around here for another season. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Otis and children spent a few days last week visiting the former’s par­ ents, in Burgessville. , Miss Marion Long of Atwood is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Grace Johns. Mrs. Albert Tate, Karen and Marilyn have returned after spending three months with parents in Vancouver. WHALEN Miss Ina Walker of North Bay is visiting with Mrs, Walker, Mrs. Dick Lamond, .London, visited for several days during last week with Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Squire. Miss Audrey .Arksey returned to London, Sunday, after holL daying at her home and at North Bay for two .weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Morley of Brantford and Mrs. Norman McNaughton of Glendale recent visitors with Mr. Alex Baillie. Mrs. Jack Dickins, was a week-end visitor and Mrs. F. Squire. Mr. and Mrs, Don and family, Mrs. Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Ttalph Park­ inson and. Ronnie visited on Sun­ day evening with Mr, and Mrs. George Parkinson. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Squire, Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George Squire. The W.M.S. and W.A. will meet at Mrs. William Hodgins’ home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simp­ son, Tommy and Barrie Bailey were in Toronto, Thursday, and Friday of last week, Mr, Norman Hern, Norwich, and Miss Olive Hern, Exeter, called on Mr, and Mrs. George Millson on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S q u i r £ visited .on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Holden, St, Marys. fp/L Williams, Centralia, was in charge of the service in the United Church on Sunday morn­ ing last. $4.98 BLACK Suede Pumps Platforms — Ankle Straps Dorsays Large Sizes — Narrow’ Widths Your Choice Business has been good and we are preparing to present a bigger, smar­ ter, better stock of shoes to you this fall. Our best selling lines of the previous two seasons have left remnants (i.e.- odd pairs). So that we may start the new sea­ son with a “clean” stock we are prepared to sac­ rifice on these remnants to you, our valued custo­ mers. You can make sub­ stantial savings at this August clearance. We will fit you w’ith these reduced shoes conscient­ iously, to give you com­ fort. Medcalf Arch Director $5.95 Savage $5.25 Leather Sandals Brown — White — Red Crepe Soles Crepe Sole Oxfords, Reg. at $9.45 and $6.75 $S«00 Dress Oxfords, Brown and Black $2s98 Black & Brown Oxfords Just the thing for men who wear light to work and for boys who wear men’s sizes. $6.00 Also Police Boots Linen Shoes Smart Modern Sun Togs All Colors — All Styles Values to $4.95 To Clear at $3.19 Odds and Ends White —- Pumps, Loafers, Ties Black — Pumps, Calf And Suede Brown — Pumps, Calf and Suede $1.95 Cotton j and Rayon wGOCIGIS What are left of the season’s smartest resort shoes. 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