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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-06-14, Page 10Page 10 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1951 COOD/VEAR MARATHON $0020 mW Hi’s a brand new Guaranteed Goodyear Marathon, with a thicker, wider tread to give you even greater mileage! And now you can have your choice of tread designs—the smooth-runningrib tread or the famous Goodyear diamond traction tread! Only Marathon gives you this choice in the low-price field! See us today for this Good­ year mileage bargain! (size 6.0Q-1G 4-ply) Less Trade-in Allowance Other Sizes at equally low prices Sotdh End Service RlSS & CHUCK SNELL Hme 328-W Night 328 Lucan Personals Mr. and Mrs. Arlow Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques, Sunday with Mrs. Copeland's par­ ent’s, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom­ son. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Zurbrigg of Lon­ don who attended the Coursey- Poole wedding on Saturday spent the week-end with Lucan friends and relatives. The young Married couples* Club of Ilderton United Church presented the Rev. and Mrs. I). Cox with a wall mirror. Mrs. Keith Bice read the address and Mrs. Walter Douglas made the presentation. The meeting was at a picnic on the school grounds of S.S. No. 4, London Township. The choir presented Mrs. Cox who was the church soloist with a cup and saucer. Address by Mr. John Calvert and presentation by Mrs. C. Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. ~ Tavistock the end Mr. and Mrs. ford, Mrs. John and Mrs. Clinton Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and. Mrs Clarence Lewis. Cox leave for of the month. Harvey Lang- Park Sr., Mr. Haskett spent Strikes Train What might ions a; day t e a ■ident o when Mr- h e r a t London Township, her home have been a ‘eurred last >. Elaine Da Southgate Sc was retui sa Craig, on N Turon oavhing the whistle o ook i which Lucan And District News saintsbury Gannon James opened the baz­ aar and blossom tea held by the ladies of St. Patrick’s Church on Wednesday, June 6, when over 100 ladies were served tea. Mrs. James arranged the flow­ ers to form an ideal setting for the bazaar where the booths were filled with home-cooking, garden produce, and many home­ made articles. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens at­ tended the anniversary service at Zion Church on Sunday mor­ ning. They were guests for din­ ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brock and at the home of Brock for tea. Miss Pauline Ont., was home for the week­ end. She attended the Hodgins reunion. Mr. and Mrs. O. Dale of Lon­ don spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenlee. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mullins and Ruth Ann of "Strathroy at­ tended the Hodgins reunion and had tea with Mr. and Mrs. H. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hodgins of Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack spent-' Tuesday evening they called later Mr. and Mrs. AV. Abbott of Paris, LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF QUALITY Hearing the mist rack Fortunately Dickins orv.Av at the{home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Squires wasf Whalen. Mr. Squires elebrating his birthday, and Mrs. D. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. II. Latta 1, Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. W. Garrett, on Sunday they attended the service at Wesley United Church. Mr. Hugh Davis was an usher the Dobbs-Cunnington wed- ug in Dashwood on Saturday and a guest at the reception and dinner after the wedding. and and Explorers Conduct Initiation Service The Lucan Explorers a Mission Expedition on evening Couneellor Iva games and singing and was taken by Explorer Reed. o A Missionary Exploration was commenced by reading a letter i from Mrs. J. H. Cliilds in con­ nection. with a Home Mission Station at Maynooth, in Hastings County, under the direction of Miss Agatha Coultes and Miss -Mabel ......................i lowed It “cook formet Monday directed worship Kae Willows. A discussion fol- the reading of this letter, was decided to have a out” with the C.G.I.T. in the very near future, and to in­ vite those girls who will be join­ ing the Explorer Group in Sep­ tember. An initiation service was con­ ducted for two new members, Mary Kenny and Shiela Ewan, who have attended the necessary three regular expeditions, The group was unanimous in its desire to carry on during the summer months, even though all the members might not be able for each expedition. The expedition closed "Taps”. avail- with ch il el­Parents wishing to start ren to school in September are asked to get in touch with Mr. Morgennoth or Mrs. Donaldson before June 15. Children must be six years old by January 1. Dahms her USfD CARS PRICED fo 7/tcuef ■ EXETERPHONE 216 'll Medway Graduation About 40 graduating students of Medway High School were feted when a banquet was held in -the school cafeteria. Students of this area who are graduating this year are: Frances Adapts, Vivian Morgan, Barbara Simp­ son, Betty Dobbs, Dorothy Hardy and Shirley Dickenson. Five of these were former students of Lucan High School. Lucan stud­ ents have certainly upheld the honour of their former school. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Fred went to Grand Bend last Sunday but found lake resort a little too cool comfort. the for Birr Blossom Tea The annual blossom tea sored by Birr Anglican Ladies’ Guild was held in the basement of the church with a large cro^d in attendance. The room was beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Presiding for the pro­ gramme was Mrs. Murray Shoe­ bottom. Special speaker for the after­ noon was Mrs. Orser, who had recently mpved to Birr. She and f her husband had lived for 27 years in Brazil and her talk on life and conditions in that South American country was most teresting. She could speak Spanish ently and she said ‘'even thing in Spanish and occasional­ ly have difficulty in getting the correct English word”. Mrs. Jessie Harris Winder of London rendered beautiful se­ lect! ohs on the harp. Joyce Freeborn gave several readings and Norma June Hod­ gins contributed solos. spon- in- flu- yet EDGEWOOD Mr. Douglas W e s t m a n Miss Joyce Lashbrook of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Westman on Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Zubal, Barbara Ann and baby are spending a few days with Mrs. Zubal’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kobat. A miscellaneous shower was held in honour of Miss Lois Bryan Monday evening at Glen­ dale school. Mr. and Mrs. Knip and family have moved into the house of Mr. Earl Middleton's farm on the Granton road. The field day at Lucan school Friday afternoon was well at­ tended by persons of the district. Schools Revere, S.S. Nos. 26 and 10 took part in the the day. Mr. Earl Middleton a new garage. The has been completed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breber and family visited with Mrs. Breber’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore. Mr. Gordon Rathburn is under doctor's care. We hope to see him well again soon. Bobby Hardie had the mis­ fortune to have a stone roll on his . foot. Fortunately, no serious harm was done. Mrs. Joseph Zubal and baby Margaret Rose arrived home on Wednesday from St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Mr. Roy Moore and Jimmie spent Thursday in Stratford. Mrs. Alice Wiper and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kattenback of Lon­ don visited with friends on Mon­ day evening. The hoeing and thinning out of sugar beets, has begun in the community this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hudson and Billy spent Sunday with Mrs. M. Walsh and family at Cherry Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and tlie three children of Sudbury spent the past few days with Mrs. Nichol’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry. „ and activies of is building foundation Missionary To India Addresses Clandeboye Ladies’ Meeting Wearing a native Indian saree of hand woven pink sheer mat­ erial, Miss Dean Darling, R.N., returned missionary, gave an in­ teresting talk about her work in Reynolds Memorial Hospital Bas­ in Bewaw C.P. India, when the W.M.S. of Clandeboye United Church entertained' the members of St. James Anglican Church on Wednesday, June 6. During the evening, Miss Darl- 1050 1010 1948 1939 1947 1935 1948 HILLMAN Minx .PLYMOUTH Suburban CHEV Fleetline FOLD Tudor PLYMOUTH, good as new DODGE Sedan. GHEV Sedan 18-FOOT INBOARD MOTORBOAT Hodgins Reunion At Saintsbury Rain did not dampen the spirits of some 65 descendants of the late Richard and Ann Hodgins of the Sauble Line, who gathered at the home of Mrs. Donald Abbott for their annual picnic. Although the rain came just as the guests were ready to sit down" at the Well decerated and filled tables, the food was hast­ ily put Into cars and the picnic, was continued in the Parish Hall at St. Patrick’s Chttrch, Everyone was in holiday mood and all enjoyed a splendid din­ ner and an afternoon of games under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. D, Abbott add Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenlee. As master of ceremonies, Mr* Gerald. Godbolt gave a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Abbott for their work ih making the day such a success. The picnic next year is to be held at Mrs. E. is fine in case ing showed films of the Indian village where she* worked. These pictured the Hindu place of wor­ ship, nolds many There homes house children. After thanking Miss D'arling, Rev. E. M. Cook pronounced the Benediction and then invited the gathering to the basement where refreshments were served. •Mrs. Ed Flynn, president of St. James W.A. thanked the W.M.S. president and members for the very pleasant evening. Miss Darling is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Darling and attended S.S, No. 4 McGillvary and Lucan High School. She re­ ceived her R.N. from Victoria Hospital in London. the Mission Church, Rey- Memorial Hospital, and natives at their work, were scenes showing the* • of the natives which often the parents and 10 or 12- Here And There the hottie Greenlee if and at the. of rain. of Mr, and the weather Parish Hall Two , raised expec- The buyers had talked themselves into a second rise. Very soon it lodked as if the dealer who did hot raise his prices was an oddity. It is a law of conduct that we gravitate where we cogitate. Look at It in this way. When one is learning to drive a car the teacher tells him to keep his eyes oh the open road. If the driver fixes his at* tention on a dog that got onto the road, he’ll hit the dog With disastrous results. Speaking generally, folk have fastened their attention on the probability of rising prices. They -—Continued From Page ers. all along the line, prices to meet the buyers1 tation, CLANDEBOYE Miss Jean Darling left on Sun­ day for Pontiac Michigan, where she will give illustrated talks. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Darling en­ tertained over the week-end, Mr, and Mrs. Lou Fisher, of Detroit, Mr. Otto Darling, of Kitchener, Mr. Ralph Darling of Fort Wil­ liam and Mrs. Ralph Robinson of Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McManus and children are spendings a few weeks in London. Miss Joan and Suzy Murless were guests of Mrs. O. Peterson at Grand Bend on Sunday. Mr. Clare wright spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Riehl and fam­ ily in Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lee of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson. Mr. ' ’ and Elizabeth are moving Dorchester this week. They be in business, White Rose vice Station and will have . ceries and lunch counter, wish them success in their business. Congratulations to Stanley Tomes who has passed with hon-i ours his junior matriculation ex­ ams at -Medway High School. We are pleased to report Mr. Allan Hill returned home on Monday from St. Joseph HospL tai, London, where he an operation on his week. Miss I. Finkbeiner, 4 and 12 Clandeboye attended the Field Day at Lucan on Friday, June 8. In the Senior Girls Basebflll throw: First, Dorothy Ann Lewis, se­ cond, Janet Scott. Senior girls broad jump: Third Joan Murless. Junior girls 50 yard dash: First Nancy Elson. A social evening was held Morris School on Friday evening, June 8, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cunningham who were, married recently. Music was sup­ plied by Dundas Orchestra and dancing enjoyed. Lunch was served following pre­ sentation of a studio couch to the young couple. May we add our congratulations. Mr. Myron Culbert has been taking the census in Biddulph, north of village, this past week and Mrs. Don Revington south of village. Mrs. Fred Simpson, and Mrs. Tomes, Mrs. M. Simpson attended a shower in honor of Miss Noreen Reving­ ton, bride-elect, on Friday even­ ing in the basement of the Unit­ ed Church, Lucan. Classy Cooks Club, of Clande­ boye attended achievement Day on Saturday, June 9, at Medway High School with Mrs. N. Hardy leader;. Mrs. M. Thompson assis­ tant. Dorothea Ann Lewis play­ ed an girls sang. Janet Scott gave a three minute talk on their exhibit. Each girl received a silver spoon. Mary Tomes, Gwenneth Tomes, Dorothea Ann Lewis, Janet Scott, Joan -Murless, Marie Carter, Marlene Thompson and Betty Cunningham. Mrs. Charles Carter spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan. Mr. Elias Blake and his moth­ er, Mrs. Russ Blake spent last week-end in Detroit. Mrs. Marvin Carter the turkey banquet of borne Township Area at Monetta Menard’s, Tuesday evening. Mr. H. Murless, Contractor has started work with Parker Con­ struction Co. at R.C.A.F. M.P.Q. house at Centralia. I Mr. J. H. Paton has purchas­ ed a team of roan horses and Mrs. J. H. Paton, Paton and William All-/ , and Mrs. Gordon Maines Elizabeth are moving to will Ser4 gro- We new/ underwent knee last teacher of an-d pupils. in Mains, and Mrs. attended the Us- Teachers Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Morkin attended the graduation "of their daughter, Miss Mayra Morkin, R.N., of St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto. Miss Morkin also won a scholarship in obstetrics which quantifies her for a year’s post­ graduate study in obstetrics in New York. Congratulations, Mayra! Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hearn and family from Woodham spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis. have talked rising prices and prices have risen accordingly. People with a fair knowledge of the business world tell us that when conditions . are looked into closely, there is very little in world conditions to warrant the present high prices. There is plenty of materials, man power and electrical and water power to serve all purposes of defence and of business. We have not talked about this but have only the difficulties in the Hence, inflation. Folk said that inflation inevitable till they really lieved what they said to them­ selves and to others. This being the case Would it not be good sense to talk about getting bust-, ness going on a reasonable basis? Why not discover for our selves and talk to others about the rea­ sonable way of carrying On our, business affairs. some of the big stores are doing in .the L-A* T. cities as they put the knife into Big prices charged? Are the bus­ iness men saying, “Of course we have been unreasonable, we’ll reduce prices!”? It looks as if we’ll talk ourselves out of infla­ tion just as We talked ourselves into it. 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