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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSpAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1951
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Sunday and
Evening Service
One garage will he open
in Exeter on Sundays, Wed
nesday afternoons and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week.
Opep this Sunday, Wedr
nesday afternoon, and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week:—-
FORD
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ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finkbein-
er, Billy and Bobby of Shipka,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Coultis.
Mrs. Delmar Skinner and
family, Mrs. Ed. Johns of Exeter
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Margison of
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
visited on Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and
family of Centralia.
Mr. Elgin Skinner, of Toronto,
spent the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skin
ner.
•Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price of
Detroit visited over the week
end with the latter’s mother,
Mrs. Thomas Bell,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coultis of
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Miss Leckie
Speaks To
Caven Circle
The May meeting
Congregational Circle
at the home of Mrs.
Tuesday evening, Mrs.
smith presided and opened the
meeting with a poem, “The Two
Mothers”. “All Things Bright
and beautiful was sung follow-*
ed by the devotional exercises
taken by 'Miss Brown. Roll Call
was answered by each member’
giving their mother’s first name.
The guest speaker for the
evening was Miss B. Leckie who
chose as her subject, “Hint for
Bazaars”. Miss Leckie displayed
many useful articles and ex
plained the making of them. Her i talk was greatly enjoyed and j
many hints were taken home
the members.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Mitchell and Mrs. E. Pollen.
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Caven
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Pupils Reforest
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and Mar-
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Exeter,
hymns,
a short
post scripts
of near
spring others
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The calendar tells us it’s so,
•but it seems impossible that
there are only six more weeks
of school before the
vacation. Children are
talking about summer
and picnics by the lake,
to teach safety rules in
games and sports, and it seems
such a short while hack we were
cautioning the children not to
play on icy pavements.
A word of apology and a re-
j quest for understanding are in
(order at this time-—apology to
{any townspeople who have had
’their lovely lawns marred by
-thoughtless children, and under
standing of any children who
may have been tempted to bring
teacher a bouquet of flowers
from someone else’s garden. Mrs.
Jamieson graciously thanked a
'little boy last week for a branch
of a tulip tree, only to have sev
eral voices chorus—“But, Mrs. {Jamieson, there’s no tulip tree in
[his yard”. The children have
been cautioned in this regard,
Local W.M.S. Ladies
Conference Officers
Resolutions asking for more
effective enforcement of anti
gambling law's and the Dominion
Lord’s Day Act commending the :
work of Alcoholics Anonymous
and the United Nations Organization were passed at the London '
Conference Branch meeting of ;
the United Church W.M.S. in '
Chatham last week, (
The whole tone of the con- I
l’erence was one of desperate urgency in our attitude toward j
missions among peoples of the |
Orient. Some of the speakers I
asking for greater eforts in the
east were Miss Russell and Rev. i N. McKenzie, M.A., both of I
China and Rev. Elda Daniels |
B.A., B.D. of Korea.
Rev. Anne Graham, M.Sc., of j
London, appealed for more mis- pupils of the South Huron Dist- sionaries. frict High School, with their
Mrs. G. F. Penwarden, Exeter, (teacher, Mr. A. Dixon, c
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we are hoping to purchase a re
cord player with the proceeds, an
innovation which will he very
useful in all the grades for
rhythmic training and music ap
preciation more details will be an
nounced later as to time and
tplace. Mrs. Wein has also been
active on our staff this week.
Mrs. Porter has been ill and
[Mrs, Wein kindly agreed to
• supply.
I Several jobs are in the process
(of completion this week—in fact,
one day we were completely
hemmed in by them. The con
struction company were spraying
star on the walk around the west
Sand south doors, and the painters
twere given final touches to the
woodwork around the front door.
(Needless to say, constant super
vision was necessary to keep toes
i out of the tar and fingers out !of the paint.
i The clothing drive ends this
(week and considerable clothing,
especially baby clothes, has been
, . —- . .collected. The Grade 8 committeeand we sincerely hope they heed has done a fine job of Electing
the warnings. the parcels from the various
Musical Festival classrooms and sorting them into
Mr. Wein is busy at present jboxes'
practicing for the school’s an-i Devil’s Elbow Hike
nual Musical Festival. This year i ,,,, ___,t Mr, Blowes’ class planned a
hike for last Friday hut due to
the inclement weather it was
postponed until Monday after-
inoon. Rhena Murray sent
.report on the trip.
• The boys and girls of
Blowes’ room went on a
hike to Devil’s Elbow on
day afternoon. We met at Vic
toria Park with our bikes and
_......came by left from there. We left aroundwas elected recording secretary, ! bus to the farm of Wellington 1-30 and arrived there about 2
and Mrs. J. McLean of Lucan
Press secretary.
SAINTSBURY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickins
and family have moved into the
Culbert residence on the fourth
concession; a hearty welcome is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dick
ins and family.
Mrs. James Switzer of Jack-
son Michigan, Mr. W. McCool and
Mr. and
Billy of
' attended
Richard
last week. The McCools’ return
ed home on Wednesday, Mrs. J.
Stilzer spent the reinaider of the
week at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Atkinson and renewed
acquaintances in this community.
Mrs. Fred Davis celebrated
her 80th birthday on Tuesday,
May 15. Her many friends
a shower of cards extending
wishes for good health and
piness.
The anniversary services
be held in St. Patrick’s Church,
Saintsbury on Sunday, May 20,
with a special speaker and music.
All of the friends are reminded
to try and attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Squires of Gran
ton spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickens.
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o’clock. -We wandered through
the woods and gathered some
flowers and ferns that w.e plant
ed around the school later. We
ate a lunch which
brought with us
home after a very
afternoon. —Rhena Murray.
Mrs. John McCool and
Traverse City Michigan,
the funeral of the late
Dickins on Tuesday of
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I Guelph spent a few days with
I Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis be
fore returning to his new posi-
I tion at Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B.ell and
family of Exeter visited on Sun-
| day with Mrs. Thomas Bell.
• J • Works like a Christmas
Club. Spreads out pay
ments. No red tape. This
plan is the easy way to buy
your heat and enjoy free
dom from “alt-at-once”
fuel bills.
COME IN OR PHONE TODAY
THE SOONER YOU
START, THE SMALLER
YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
WILL BE.
i I Brock and in less than three
(hours planted 6,000 forest trees
on the banks of the creek that ’ (runs through the farm. This is I
;a very worthwhile project. It is’
(hoped that next
■will find some
farm that could
help in the work
and reforestation.
Mothers’ Day Services
A Mothers’ Day service
held in this church Sunday,
a large crowd in attendance, A
male choir under the leadership
of Harry Hern provided special
music.
In Zion Church on Sunday eve
ning a large crowd enjoyed an
evening of song. Led
Huronia Male Choir of
the congregation sang
Rev. G. Wanless gave
address on the origin of a num
ber of our favourite hymns and
during the service and also after
the benediction the visiting choir
entertained with solos, quartettes
and anthems. After the service
the ladies of the church served
lunch to the choir in the school
house. It was a very pleasant
and worthwhile evening.
Personal Items
Mr. Lome Statia of Troy,
Mich., visited over the week-end
with Mr. Keith Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hern
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Westcott
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Mrs. William McGuffin
garet of Devizes visited on Sun-
Iday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Spence
and family of Metropolitan visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kellar |
and family of Exeter visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
I Jaques.
I Miss Audrey Parkinson near
(Woodham spent the week-end at
i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- (ville Hern. !
Mr, and Mrs. Ephraim Hern j {visited on Monday evening with
| Mr. and Mrs. Orville Roger of {near Kirkton.
Wallace Bowden
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Granton W.L
Elects Officers
At the W.I. meeting held at
the home of Mrs. William Cook
the following members were
elected for the Granton Branch,
Mrs. George Wilson, district
president, conducting the elec
tion;
President is Mrs. Beecher Han
son; honorary president, Mrs. A.
Knox; past president, Mrs. Geo.
Wilson; first vice-president, Mrs.
D. McNaughton; second vice-
president, Mrs. N. Riddell; third
vice-president, Mrs. K. Gunning;
secretary-treasurer
Dann; district director
W. Rodd, Mrs. D. .
Norman McNaughton, Mrs. Dann;
honorary directors, Mrs. H. Stan
ley, Mrs. J. Dykes, Mrs. A. Chit
tick; pianists, Mrs. Ross Clath-
worthy, Mrs. D. Beatson
shine Committee, Mrs.
Mrs. Gunning, Mrs. G.
Mrs. M. Wells; press reporters,
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. F. Cronch;
Tweodsmuir history
Mrs.
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Plans were made for a sale of
perennials at the next meeting.
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EXETER and DISTRICT
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Mrs. Carman
Mrs.
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Sum
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convener,
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the new W.I. song book
accompanied by Mrs. Cook.
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