HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-11-15, Page 9THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15,
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Letter From Coventry
To St. Marys Mayor
Back from a recent visit to
her old home in England, Mrs.
John Mullarkey of James Street
North brought back a letter
from the Mayor of Coventry,
England to the Mayor
Marys.
Coventry seal,
shield
latin
cpis”
Hurondaie W.I.
of St.
The letter bearing the
a fox atop a
with sword and septre and
inscription “Camera Prln-
(Lord’s Castle).
(St Marys Journal Argus)
This superb tea guarantees
the flavour of every cup
SALAM
‘Snow Joke!
Possibly this winter, like most of us, you’ll have
more dealings with SNOW banks than the other var
iety. If so, you’ll need warm clothing and lots of it.
You will get the HIGHEST QUALITY goods at the
LOWEST possible prices when you shop at ANDER
SON’S.
To Aid Greeks
The Hurondaie Women’s In
stitute announced a profit of $211
from the raffle of a lace table
cloth at their recent meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Ballantyne. They will send $50
to the Unitarian Service com
mittee fox* aid to Greece.
The ladies have invited mem
bers of the Elimville W.I.
join them in taking
course in “Slip Covering
Exeter Library November 19 to
23. The course
ection of Miss Beverly Bryon,
Home Economist for the Wo
men’s Division of the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
During the meeting, the ladies
decided to send wool lap
which they have made foi*
Wax' Memorial Hospital.
Elford will delivex* them.
The program included the
showing of a film on the man-
facture of pipe organs. Mrs, Wil
liam Kernick gave the motto
and Mrs. Archie Etherington
read current events, A report on
the area convention in London
was given by Mrs. William El
ford. Barbara Kernick and Bar
bara Hicks sang a duet and Mil
dred Ballantyne played a piano
solo.
The next meeting will
at the home of Mrs.
Cann in the afternoon when roll
call will be answered by the
donation of a Christmas gift for
the Children’s Shelter at
rich.
to
a short
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is undex* the dir
rugs
the
Mrs.
be held
Carman
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Mark and Judy
Snow Suit
and
Station Wagons
Snowsuits sizes 2 to 6X.
Station Wagons 3-1G years.
Girls’ three-piece, snowsuits
8-12 years.
Ski Pants
Ladies’ and misses’, sizes
to 20. Boys and girls, 2
6x.
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Phone
ANDERSON’S
37 Exeter
Double-Ring Rites
For Sanders-Craford
Dr, Britain Marchand Sand
ers, son of Mrs. Sanders of Lon
don and the late Charles H.
Sanders, of Exeter, took Max
ine Wenona Craford as his bride
in a double ring ceremony at
Pardovelle Union Church on
Saturday. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Craford, Blenheim.
She was* given in marriage by
her father and wore a tradi
tional gown of white satin and
chantilly lace, and carried an
orchid cascade of ivy and steph-
anotis.
Her attendants were ’Mrs. Wil
liam Clinton, Mrs. Herbert Brown
and Miss Audrey Craford. The
groomsman was Dr. Bordon San
ders of Toronto and.ushers were
Herbert Brown and Dr. Robert
Tinning.
A reception followed at Glen
Gordon Manor after which the
couple left for a trip to Eastern
Canada and the United States.
The bride is a graduate of Chat
ham General Hospital School of
Nursing and the groom was
graduated frpm the University of
Western Ontario Faculty of
Medicine.
Those who attended from Exe
ter were Mr. and Mrs. Art Fink
beiner, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech,
Mrs. McAvoy and Miss Sanders.
Business Directory
DR. H. H. COWEN
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Main Street, Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
Bus. 36-W - Phone - Res. 36-J
ELMER D. BELL, K.C.
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Successor to J. W. Morley
EXETER, ONTARIO
DR. J. W. CORBETT
W. G. COCHRANE, B.A.
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Bell Building
Phone 273 Exeter
JOHN W. ORCHARD
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Week Day
Except Wednesday
For Appointments Phone 355-J
EXETER, ONTARIO
At Hensall, Friday, 2 to 5 p.m.
EDWARD H. UNGER
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY
Old Post Office Building
LUCAN, ONTARIO
Tuesday afternoons 3:30 to 5:30
and Saturday afternoons
3:00 to 5:30
Funds wanted for first mortgage
investments.
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banquet Welcomes
Sorority Pledges
A turkey banquet at
Monetta was the welcome
by Beta Sigma Phi to their three
new pledges on Friday night of
last week. The new members are
Maida Richards, Patricia Cook
Hensall and June
Dashwood.
Gwen Whilsmith
toast on behalf of
and Mrs. Cook gave
the pledges.
Following and impressive
pledge ritual, the new members
joined in an informal social
evening when plans for the com
ing fashion show were discus
sed.
Chib
given
Hayter of
liro posed a
the Sorority
response fox*
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President
Milton McCurdy R.R. 1 Kirkton
Vice-President
Wm. A. Hamilton
Directors
Harry Coates
E. Clayton Colquhoun
Science Hill
R.R,
R.R.
Agents
Ballantyne
Woodham
Harris
Houghton
Solicitor
W. G. Cdohrane
Secretary-Treasurer
Arthur Fraser Exeter
Martin Feeney
Angus Sinclair
Thos. G.
Alvin L.
E. Ross
Cromarty
Centralia
R.R. 1
2 Dublin
1 Mitchell
R.R. 1
. Mitchell
Cromarty
Exetbr
Cub News
Just For Howls
Have you met *Gus yet? He’s
the brown mouse in the Scout
Hall and his report for this week
is the best yet. He left his notes
as usual on the old cabinet in
the dust.
“First off”
the corner ..... ____
where the second star cubs were
practising theix* “dits” and “dahs”
until my ears fairly rang and- I
felt like a telegraph wire, so I
wandered over to the knot ring
where Baloo was making rope
ends fly. (Right now I have a
bit of flag rope tied to my tail
where I couldn’t get my last reef knot untied—i’ll pass that
knot test yet!)
“—Had to laugh at the seven
cubs trying to
mouse howling,
to sound like a
caused general
when I lived in
tory and they stopped work for
an houx* looking for what they
cat
he said, “X sat in
under the bench
sound like a
Oh well, I tried
boy once and it
panic (that’s
the canning fac-
thought sounded like a
caught in the machinery).
"What I like best about the
new cubs is theix* attendance.
Speaking of attendance, Akela, I
have been there for every meet
ing and I would like to he in
vested in three months with the
new boys. Can’t make it next
week with, the seven because I
don’t know my promise yet.
(“That’s all I can think of and
anyway, I’ve found a dandy gul-
tar string to practise my knots
on, so I will be off. Foi’ better
howls, your literary razzle daz
-—Gus”).
Well cubs, that about covers
it for this week—thanks to Gus
remember neckerchiefs and as
much uniform as possible next
week for investitures.
Good Hunting—
The Old Ones
a
Brownie Chuckles
Und er The Toadstool
First of all we wish to give
Grand Howl to the Times-Advo-
cate for allowing us this space to
keep our parents up to date with
our activtiies.
The leaders of the Brownies
are Brown Owl, Lillian Hunter-
Duvar; Tawny Owl. Gladys Hunt
and a new leader this year,
Guider Trudie Pickard. If at any
time there are questions the
parents would like cleared up
any of the above would be glad
to answex1 them if at all possible.
At oui’ meeting this week we
found the Wee Folk working in
tently on their Promise and
Braiding while the Golden Bar
and Golden Hand Brownies work-
on their Saftey rules and Signal
ling alternately. Will all the
Golden Bar Brownies please re
member to bring a red and blue
crayon next week.
Bye for now girls and remem
ber to practice that Motto all
week and “Lend A Hand.” —
The Owls
and
for
the
James Street
Afternoon Auxiliary
“The City Missions of the
United Church of Canada” was
the subject of study for the Nov-
ember meeting of the Afternoon
Auxiliary of James Street church
on Thursday afternoon last.
Miss N. Keddy’s group had
charge of the study and she was
ably assisted by Mrs. H. Powe
and Mrs. H. J. Snell. Mrs. E.
Buswell, Mrs. S. McFalls and
Mrs. H. Perkins took part in
the worship service which was
also led by Miss Keddy. A solo
by Mrs. A. 0. Elliott, accom
panied on the piano by Mrs. G.
K. Crocker, was much appreciat
ed.
Mrs. H. J. Snell conducted the
election of officers which result
ed as follows: Honorary presi
dent, Mrs. H. J. Snell; president,
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor; first vice-
president, Mrs. H. Powe; second
vice-president, Mrs,
lor ’ ‘
J. Snell; recording
Mrs. V. Armstrong
cording secretary,
kins
Well.
William Sweitzer; temperance
Secretary, Mrs. W. Cook; Christ
ian stewardship secretary, Mrs.
S. McFalls; literature secretary,
Mrs. Maud Heywood; community
friendship secretary, Mrs. A.
Amy; assistant community friend
ship secretary, Mrs. O, Cann;
supply secretary, Mrs. William
Missionary Monthly sec
Mrs, m ■ |
Frank Tay-
third vice-president, Mrs. H.
Snell; recording secretary,
; assistant re
Mrs. H.
treasurer, ,Mrs. E.
assistant treasurer,
Sweitzer
Per-
Bus-
Mrs,
Pybus:
rotary,
corresponding
Stone; press
M. Southcott;
secretary, Mrs. Frank King; mite
box secretary, Mrs, S. Jory;
William
secretary,
secretary,
Associate
Welsh;
Mrs. E.
Mrs. J.
Melpers
Officers Appointed
For Stephen Vote
Deputy Returning Officers
Poll Clerks were appointed
the township of Stephen at
council meeting last week.
They are as follows: Mrs.
Mills Shop, Gordon Wilson,
Ralph Gates; Frank Triebner’s
house, Preston Dearing, Frank
Triebner; Wenzil’s Barber Shop,
Chas. Anderson, Chas. Green;
Town Hall, Crediton, Alvin
Baker, John Gaiser ; Dennis
O’Rourke’s House, Pat Sullivan,
James Mawhinney; Club Rooms,
Dashwood, Otto Willert, Chester
Gaiser; Sweitzer’s kitchen, con.
17, John Houlahan, Elmer Pic
kering; Pollock’s Store, Mansell
Hodgins, William Hicks; Joe
Ravelle’s House, Colin Love, Ir
vin Bestard.
Nomination day is December
3, and in the
tion the date
10.
Edward Chambers was again
appointed representative on the
high school board for a period
of two years.
event of an elec
will be December
Goderich Members
Visit Caven W.M.S.
Three members of the Gode
rich branch of the WMS were
present for the October meeting
of the Caven Auxiliary which
was a Hallowe’en supper held at
the home of Mrs. Sillery.
.. Mrs. H. Strang resided for the
business and opened the meeting
with a sing-song. Mrs. Millei'
^vas in charge of the devotional
period.
During the meeting, the ladies
made arrangements fox' the Fall
Thank Offering which will be
held in November. Mrs. F. Whil-
srnith reviewed the Glad Tidings
and Mrs. Sillery read a letter
from John Elder, a missionary
in British Guiana. Mrs. Millar
moved a vote of thanks to all
taking part in the meeting and
Mrs. G. Bissett gave a prayer to
close the meeting.
Friend: “Did you get that
Goldworth estate settled?”
Lawyer: “Yes, but I had d
terrific fight. The heirs almost
got part of it.”
Baby Band leaders, Mrs. M. Cud-
more ;
pianist,
sistant
group
Mrs. C.
Zurbrigg,
and Mrs. J. Delbridge;
, Mrs. William Pybus; as-
pianist, Mrs. Milo Snell;
leaders, Miss N. Keddy,
, W. Down add Mrs. C. E.
CREDITON
Service in the Evangelical UB
Church was ■withdrawn on Sun
day evening in favour of anni
versary services in Dashwood
Evangelical Church.
Decembex* 21 is the date set
for the annual Christmas Con
cert to be presented by the Unit
ed Church Sunday School.
Mr. Gerald Zwicker attend
ed a meeting of the Western
Seedmen’s Association., held last
week, in Kansas City, Missouri.
■Mr. Russell Clark of' Detroit
sent Monday at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fink
beinex' of London spent the week
end with the formers’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Finkbeiner.
Mrs. Herb Fahrner is spending
this week in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oest-
reichex- visited ovex’ the week
end with relatives in Windsor.
Mrs.
Lobby
former’s sister in Sudbury.
Mrs.
tei' Ilene of Munroe Mich., were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Young.
Mrs. Mary Eilber is spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Simeon Morlock in London.
Mr. C. Pratt of Owen Sound
spent Saturday at his home here
accompanied by Mrs. Pratt and
Margaret they spent Sunday in
TorontoToronto. Mrs. Pratt and
Toronto. Mrs. Pratt and Margaret
are remaining for a time.
Mrs, C. “
Elizabeth
time with the former’s sister in
Ingersoll,
family spent Sunday in Ingersoll.
Miss Rosalie Mack of the
Bank of Montreal is this week
enjoying hex' holidays and ac
companied by her mother, Mrs.
AV, Mack spent several days in
Port Huron.
Mr. Calvin Fahrner of Sarnia
spent the week-end at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Fahrner.
Several of our residents have
not been enjoying good health
of late. Our wishes for speedy
restorations go out to Mrs. Wes
ley Wein, Mr. Albert Wolfe and
Mr. Emerson Wenzel.
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Lome I-Iodge and son
are visiting with the
J. Kicnards and daugh-
W. Parkinson and
are spending some
Mr. Parkinson and
Teacher: “Johnny, give me a
sentence meaning “The sap is
rising.’ ”
Johnny: “The boob is getting
out of bed.’’
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