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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-12-20, Page 13n ‘ THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,’DECEMBER 20, 1951 Page 13 o i «b ).<($J To our friends and customers: A bright and joyful holiday to you all! Snelgr ove's mi MM * * * * x»] $ Lucan And District News Slippery Roads Cause Costly Accidents Slippery roads on No. 4 High­ way sent six more people to Victoria Hospital on Friday, December 14. Clare Agnew of Windsor was driving north when a car from Con. 14. pulled in ahead of him. He ap­ plied his brakes and head-on into a vehicle driven by Antijlo Andrigo, 40, of R.R. 3, London. A southbound car driv­ en by Richard Morris of London crashed into the accident. Mor­ ris and his passenger, Harold Parry, and M. J. Maas of the RCAF Centralia, were unhurt. Damage to the Andrigo car was and to Ag- to the Mor- London, skidded estimated at $S00 new’s car $600 and ris car $100. Others injured in were Atlilio Biasutto of Wilton 'Grove, don, Line, Luigi Pavan, Base Line. A Stratford stranded three hours in a ditch near Prospect Hill. A derrick- equipped tow truck tried in vain to get the car out so went to St. Marys for a larger tow truck. Along comes a 15-year-old boy with a tractor. He swung the car length wise of the ditch, towed it a quarter of a mile to a shallow spot and then hauled it back on the road again. Jackpot Still Intact The attendance at the Lions Club Bingo on Saturday night was not as ’ no doubt to ■%nd the big ber of Commerce Gala Night at the Arena the night previous. But, jackpot “Share to Ann mas time the was doubled and the $10 went to Mr. Beatson. Evon Hodgins and Les Woodward each won $3. Mrs. H. White and Jim McKen­ ney won $2. The $1 prizes went to Bob Murray, Jim Thonipson, Mrs. lin, Ann son. large as usual, due the cold, bad roads, crowd at the Chain- crowd or no crowd, the is still to be won. the Wealth” ($11) went Atkinson. Being Christ- consolation prize” Harrigan, Miss McLaugh- B. Nagal, Harvey Hodgins, Atkinson and Laura Simp- >■ the accident John Kumagai of Lon- Marshall Bernardo, Base woman was Trip To U.S. For Young-Smith James- (Westminster) Church, the Rev. H. united in marriage on December 8, Mary Pioneer Feeds HOLIDAY SEASON Many during the to you for year! thanks to past year, the best s ★ # 7*% our friends for your patronage and extending our sincere wishes of everything during the coming Wm McKenzie’s General Store V z z. Tliece’s no lime like CHRISTMAS for exlendinq our sincere wishes for file best of everything in lhe coming gear!* Dr. Salsbury’s Laboratories J. W. WEBER EXETER J/C i. ¥ A Thomas H. Morley Dies In Biddulph Services for Thomas H. Mor­ ley, 74, who died on the farm in Biddulph Township, where he was born, were conducted in the Murdy Funeral Home in Lucan and interment made in St. James' Cemetery, Clandeboye. The pallbearers were Adelbert, Wilson and William Morley, Bert Duffield, Alton Wallis and Wilfred Herbert. His wife Emma Batten, pre­ deceased him four years ago and since that time he has resided with his son, Laverne. Besides his son and granddaughter, Mar- ion, he is survived by three* sis­ ters—Mary Jane, of California;' Charlotte, Moose Jaw; and Bes­ sie, Whalen Corners. Early Elections Middlesex County Council, at their meeting on Wednesday, December 12, voted in favour of early nominations and elections in the 22 member municipalities of the county. Reeve Harold Corbett of Lucan introduced the recommendation uniformity, trend has procedure. Middlesex nominations this year on Nov­ ember 23 and voted on Decem­ ber 3. One objection was the embarrassment of defeated can­ didates appearing at the Decem­ ber session. Mr. Corbett felt, all should be big enough to return and do their duty in spite of defeat. On Wednesday evening, Dec­ ember 12, IMjiss Lina Abbott en­ tertained her Bible class. There were 15 girls present. The eve­ ning was spent in music, games,- contests, interchange of Christ­ mas gifts and the memorizing of Bible verses. All seemed to have a happy time together. as an aim at In recent years the been towards early More than half the municipalities held Mr. Harvey Revington of GilL University, Montreal, at home for last week-end to attend his sister, Audrey’s, wed­ ding. '/j Mc- was iRe Cpi/cit o| and aaed tR«t Ld ClvuAbnad ... tRcuvR owi many c(ti(ame/t<s jxvt (Rehi continued patitanaejc! tTo off, oua moil dtneexe Rofulo^ |o4|? Limited AND EMPLOYEES Exeter and Whalen rsl At St. Anglican Merifield Saturday, Patricia Smith, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Chester C. Smith, Lon­ don, and George Earl Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Young, Lucan. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a spice gabardine suit, light beige hat with dark brown suede and snake-skin accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Robert Smith, brother of the bride, was groomsman. After a reception at the home of the bride’s parents, the cou­ ple left for a motor trip through the northern states, the bride donning a light beige topcoat. The couple will reside in Lucan. Park well. Mrs. Sr., She Har- Mr. and Mrs. William Butler have moved from Sarnia to Tor­ onto. Mrs. Butler was home to Lucan last week-end to see her mother, Mrs. John who has not been so stayed with her sister, vey Langford. A very happy time at the home of Mr. Frank Hardy last Monday when about 20 adult members of the family celebrated a farewell din­ ner in favour of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Culbert ere their return to their home in Halifax. was and had Mrs. Clandeboye WJ. Aids Greek Fund Mrs. Clarence Hardy was hos­ tess for the December meeting. The president, Mrs. ‘ Thompson opened the meeting. ■Mrs. L. A. Kilmei* read the scrip­ture. Roll call was answered by donations for floui’ fund for Greece, $9.00 being received. A donation of $5.00 fund was also given. Community singing of Christmas place. "Second Childhood” given by Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Christmas paper by Mrs. Flynn. Mrs. Karl O’Neil gave the motto, "Faith is the continuance of reason." Current events were given by Mrs. Ernie Lewis and a piano solo by Helen Hardy. The con­ test was won by" Mrs. Ed Flynn. The meeting closed with the national anthem and grace after which the hostess and committee Mrs. C. Lewis, Mrs. A. Hendrie, Mrs. N. Hardy and Mrs. M. Lewis served lunch. May I wish the readers of this column the season’s greetings. Mr. Smith, a student of Huron College took the service at St. James Church on Sunday, Dec­ ember 16, The Christmas ser­ vice will be December 23 at 3 p.m. with the Rev. S. Semple in charge. Holy Communion will be administered. It is hoped the rector, the Rev. L. C. Harrison, will be able to attend. Miss Verna Cunningham spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Marion Cunningham. We wish Mrs. Gordon Cun­ ningham a speedy recovery. She has been a patient in Victoria Hospital for some time, •Mrs. Volk of Parkhill has been spending some time with Mr. Gordon Cunningham and family while her daughter, Mrs. Cun­ ningham has been in Hospital. We are sorry to report Mr. Benny Regan is still a patient in St. Joseph Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. The members of Victoria Lod­ ge 387 LOBA held their annual turkey dinner their hall. We are sorry son of Mr. and son, has been with chicken pox. Murray for tractor ■carols took was , a Ed on Saturday in house to report, Donny, Mrs. Jack Harri- confined to the and Blue Coal We are in a position to supply you with a full line of Pioneer Feed—-Oyster Shell and Grit. Also Blue Coal and soft fuels. R. E. Broderick Phone 299 mM e.s’: Exeter All Lit Up, But Not Like a Christmas Tree Christmas is a time of gaiety in the home. We sincerely hope that such is the ’case in yours. We wouldn’t put a damper on your spirits for anything but we would like to remind you that care­ lessness can spoil your Christmas. A bulb short- circuited by the tree trimmings, a cigarette, or a candle can cause a fire that could be prevented. cHere Are Some Tips: Do not bring your tree into the house until a few days before Christmas. Get it outside afterwards, as soon as The larger the tree, the greater the buy a Stand Place exits. Place places. Check your strings of lights. Do not connect too many strings of lights to one cir­ cuit. Do not allow electric bulbs to touch tree branches. Use only fireproof decorations. No not allow children to play near the tree with elec­ tric toys or with clockwork toys which spark. Turn off the tree lights when you leave the room. NEVER leave tree lights on when out. 1. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. larger one than you need, the tree tree in water. so that standing or fallen tree possible, hazard. Do not it cannot block as far as possible from radiators and fire- Leave nothing to chance — or fire may leave you nothing! Birr Young People Name Executive The Birr Young People’s Union held their annual election of officers recently at a meeting held at the home of Alex, Roy and Jim McComb. The new officers are as fol­ lows: President, Roy McComb; vice-president, Mina Stanley; secretary, Jean Hughes; assist­ ant secretary, Joan Stanley; treasurer, George Stanley; as­ sistant treasurer, Alex McComb; pianist, Marie Lewis; press re­ porter, Bob Lewis; Faith and Evangelism secretary, Anne Cameron; stewardship and train­ ing, Hugh Filson; citizenship and community life, Don Mc­ Comb; mission and World Out­ look, Ron White; Don Eeedy and Neil auditors, Cliff Eedy, Geo Adams and Jim McComb. A Christmas meeting planned to take place at home of Bob and Marie Lewis. Ronald White presided for the devotional period and the Rev. D. A. Cowan, pastor of United Church, directed tion of officers. Miss Ann Atkinson, training at St. Joseph’s spent the week-end parents, kinson. Her $11 Wealth” and her bingo helped a little her other misfortunes. London visitors at of Mr. and Mrs. Wes this week were Mr. Hepburn and Mrs. McKennan on Tuesday and Mrs. Ben Revington and Mrs. George Bamsey on Saturday. Owing to the zero weather and depth of fresh snow* only 23 attended the Anglican Church Sunday School on Sunday mor­ ning. There was also a poor at­ tendance at church. Even though starting an hour earlier, the minister, Mr. Smith, from Lon­ don, was late for Sunday School due to a frozen radiator. The last report from Mr. Bob Coleman, who is in the hospital with peumonia again, is that he is doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Smith of London have moved into the house recently made vacant by the death of Mr. Smith’s mother. They are busy making changes and renovating the house. Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith are former Lucanites so we welcome them back to the village. The Granton United Church Revere W.W.S. met at the home of Mrs. G. Lindsay, conveners were Mrs. and Mrs. G. Rathburh. Assisting in the worship and candlelight­ ing service were Mrs. M. Hardie, Mrs. F. Dykes, Mrs. W. Berry, Mrs. W. Mullen, Mrs. H. Hardie, Mrs. H. Kennedy and Mrs. G. Rathburn. Officers elected for 1952 wore —President, Mrs. H. Hardie; vice-president, Miss Grace Lind­ say; secretary, Mrs. H. Kennedy and treasurer, Mrs. 0. Gowan, Mr. (nee returned from a happy honey­ moon in the States. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Culbert left on Saturday for Halifax. It is a long motor trip with so much snow and bad roads. Their friends will be anxious to hear of their safe arrival home. and Mrs. Tom Hepburn Audrey Revington) have W. Herm an Hodgson “The Insurance Man” recreation, White; r g e was the the Birr the elec- nurse-in- i Hospital, with her Mr. and Mrs. Wes At- Her $11 "Share the and her $1 straight to off-set the home Revington and Mrs. Program F. Dykes I Phone: Office 24 Kes. 16 2-J Trust You Will Have A Merry, Fire-Safe Christinas NOG BRICKSPECIAL - EGG A NEW Brick with the old fashioned taste of spices and nutmeg, and smooth, rich Egg Nog mixed throughout Silverwood's DeLuxe Vanilla Ice Cream. SPECIAL - BELL CENTRE BRICK This popular Christmas creation always finds favor everywhere . . . Silverwood's DeLuxe Vanilla Ice Cream with a bell centre of Strawberry Ice Cream. These delicious SILVERWOOD CHRIST­ MAS ICE CREAM SPECIALS are a "delightful-tasting” treat to serve at your table anytime! > , * they make the gayest holiday table look mote festive « . » besides the whole family will love the ultra smartness of these Silverwood DeLuxe Ice Cream Specials . * . Try them today! 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