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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-11-06, Page 11THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1952 Page • POP'S Taxi Service Phones: Exeter 357 and 515-r-3 W-——■ .... , ..., » I KNOW NOW WHAT YOU MEANT WHEN YOU SAID GOODYEAR'S OPEN CENTER TREAP DOESN'T SLIP BUT REALLY PULLS YOU'RE RIGHT! 100 MORE WORK IN LESS TIME THAN Mission Work Planned By Pen t ecosta I W-MX, The October meeting was held in the church with president, Airs, K. McLaren, presiding1. Prayer was given by Mrs. T. Jolly. A letter of thanks from Miss E. Bingeman, Toronto, for the flannelette blankets sent for mis­ sionary hope chest, was read. It was decided to purchase another pair for the shower at the Nov­ ember meeting as blankets are a welcome gift for outgoing mis­ sionaries. Mrs, C. Blanchard and Airs, Kendrick were appointed to purchase them, A discussion about buying sa­ tin binding to bind woollen blan­ kets for the nursery resulted in Mrs. E. Cudmore being appoint­ ed responsible. The November meeting will be held in the eve­ ning of November 27 at the home of Mrs. E. Cudmore with the Challengers group as guests. Mrs. Kendrick read an article from the Missionary Action on June Deacon’s school in Kenya. June’s home was in London, Ont., before going to Kenya. Mrs. C. Blanchard addressed the meeting. Her theme: “God will provide/’ Brayer bulletins were read before prayer time. Mrs. A. Millar dismissed the meeting.AND THEY MAKE THE JOB EASIER TOO, K-54^^^ Apples should, be kept in a cool dry place with little varia­ tion of temperature. It is said that every day an apple is held at room temperature its storage life is decreased by more than a week. (Consumer Section, Canadian Department Agricul­ ture) SEE US FOR good/Vear SUPER SURE-GRIP Tractor Tires FRED HUXTABLE PHONE: 153-W INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES & SERVICE For Sale 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN, 1 own­ er, low mileage. 1948 CHEV SEDAN, one owner, low mileage. 1947 CHEV SEDAN, excellent condition, 1941 SheV SEDAN, excellent condition. 1946 EARGO PICKUP. 193 6 DODGE SEDAN, a bargain. Two Used Car Radios Apply Broderick Bros. PHONE 377 EXETER ........... .......................Mr’............................................. SAINTSBURY Mr. and Mrs. IL ,W. Hodgins, of Lucan; Mrs. F. Davis, Mrs, G. Needham and Ivan, of London Township; Mr. and Mrs. George Godbolt, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs. C. Pletcher, Woodham; Mr. and Mrs, M. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis and family were dinner guests with Mrs. W. J. Davis and Ivan on Wednesday, October 29. Mr. and Mrs. G. Squire, of Whalen, were Monday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickins, ■Mr. Earl Atkinson and Mr. R. Greenlee attended a meeting Of the laymen of Perth Deanery at Mitchell Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J, Hicks-, Elint, Mich., were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Falls and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald and family were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, H. Noels, of Aylmer. Master Cameron Davis is under’ the doctor's care, Airs, Jack Dickins, Airs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. T. Kooy and Mrs. H, Davis, of St. Patrick's Church, attended the tea and bazaar held in the United Church, Centralia, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Dickins sang a solo. Miss Almarie Davis celebrated her birthday Sunday. Mr, and Airs. H. Davis and Mrs, F. Davis entertained for her and had as guests: Aliss Judy Carroll, of Detroit; Air. and Airs. J. Barker and Joan, Air. and Airs, E. Greenlee and boys, Air. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and Air, J. Young, of Lucan. Air. and Airs. G. Carr oil and Judy, of Detroit; and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Canham were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carrbll, Grand Bend Lady Flier Experiences Emergency Landing Airs, George Ecclestone is home after an extensive two- month tour of the Continent and England. Mrs, E. is an ardent air traveller and experienced thrill­ ing moments when, due to engine trouble, the plane made an emergency landing in. Sussex. After attending the conference in Geneva, Mrs. Ecclestone tour­ ed Italy, France and Holland. She spent a fortnight in London. On her return journey, “Million Mile” Jones, of Royal Tour fame, was pilot and the route, via Iceland, where the passengers disembarked to shop while the plane refueled. Airs. Ecclestone expects to follow her sister, Mrs. E. Strath­ in eyer, and Mr. Strathmeyer to California next week. the a This Week's Special At McCreery's Winter Coats REDUCED TO CLEAR Regular $35;95 to $69.95 SPECIAL $25.95 to $59.95 McCREERY'S Ladies* and Children’s Wear (Successor To Hatter’s) EXETER ONTARIO Teachers Meet At Wingham One hundred and four elemen­ tary school teachers from, Wiar- ton to London, attended the fall conference of region one, Wo­ men Teachers’ Federation of Ontario, at Wingham, Saturday. The meeting was conducted by Miss Lottie Robinson, Goderich, a director for region one. Reports were presented as follows: Legislation, Miss Mar­ tha Scobbie, Stratford; teacher education and certification, Miss Roberta Edmonstone, of Owen Sound; education and finance, Miss Mary Graham, of Dresden; status, Miss Gladys McDowell, of Goderich; superannuation, Miss Dorothy Coutts, London; educa­ tional research, Miss Julia Mac­ Intyre, St. Marys; good will fund, Miss- Lottie Robinson, of Goderich; sick benefit, Mrs. May Smith, Meaford, and the bene­ volent fund, Miss Isobel Fox, of Owen Sound. ■Mrs. Agnes Mason, president of North Huron Association, pre­ sided for a luncheon at the United Church. Guest speaker was Miss Elizabeth Taylor, assist­ ant secretary of the Federation of Women Teachers’ Associations of Ontario. Attending from the Exeter Unit of Women Teachers’ Fede­ ration of Ontario were Miss Joyce Chambers, Miss Donna Bowden, Mrs. Verna Hicks and Mrs. Dorothy Insley, of whom the latter two. wei'e delegates. Lions Entertain Bend Children The Lions Cluh party for young folk Hallowe’en was grand success. The judges, Mrs. Ravelie, Mrs. AlacLaren, Lions Wilson and Rendle reported a difficult task in juding the fine costumes. All the children re­ reived consolation prizes. The costume awards went to: Girls: one to five, Patsy Smith, Christina Alarshall, Sandy Hunt; five to eight, Kareen Taylor, Diane Hood, Beverley Bossenberry; eight to 12, Sandra Beaton, Joanna Hood, Beverley Jackson; over 12, Nancy Brode­ rick, Winnie tilda Firlott. Boys: one jardine, Jack hem; five to eight, Erin Cadegan, Jim Stevenson, Don Glenn; eight to 12, Jack Aliller, Tommy Battersill, Wayne Sander; over 12, Teddy Ravelle, John Shaw, Allan Pfile. *• Negrijn, Airs. Ma- to five, Jim Des­ Scott, Eddy Vanar- McIlroy Appointed Acting Reeve Eric McIlroy is acting reeve of Grand Bend during the ab­ sence of Reeve Herman Gill, who is in hospital. Mr. McIlroy was elected by the village council at a recent meeting last week. Mr. McIlroy was also appoint­ ed the permanent representative of Grand Bend to the Ausable River Conservation Authority. Action is to be taken against the party who moved the build­ ing onto the cut-flats, contrary to the building by-law of the municipality. Tenders- are to be the snow-plowing and the village streets. A by-law will be prohibit the parking the main street to midnight 6 a.m. during he winter months to allow for snow-plowing. Personal Items Mrs. Donald Web'b, Dennis and Heather, of ,Lansing, Mich., are visiting Mrs-. Saul Pollock. ■Miss Muriel Follis and Mrs. Van Horn, of Sarnia, were guests of Mrs. A. Mollard fox’ the week­ end. Mr. Griffin Thomas took Miss Deborah to Stratford Hospital for surgical treatment during the week. Gary Brenner was taken to hospital in London Thursday of last week. Barry Hamilton is recuperat­ ing at his home after an appendectomy. Mrs. C. Chapman was a dele­ gate'* at the WJ. convention held at the Hotel London last week. F/O Jupp has beep posted to Trenton. Mrs. Jupp and family have taken up residence in Exe­ ter. Mr. ad Mrs, J. Witherspoox^ and Air. C. Chapman, secretary­ treasurer of Grand Bend school board, attended the official opening of the Centralia depend­ ents’ school Friday afternoon. Mr. and Airs. Harold Klopp have left fox’ theii* Palm Beach home. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Desjardine and family spent Sunday with Airs. Desjardine’s father in Lon­ don. Air. and Airs. William Rendle visited theii' daughter several days last week. Mr. Verne May has returned home aftei' visiting friends in London. Mr, and Mrs. J. Witherspoon and many of the airforce per­ sonnel attended the party held at the R.C.A.F. Station, Cen­ tralia, Hallowe’en, Mrs. W, J. Young is visiting friends in London for the next two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Walker were in Ottawa for several days last week, Mrs. A. Sircirchi and family have moved to Portage la Prairie to join F/O Sircirchi The Rev. J. E. G. Houghton will hold Sunday service at 2:30 p.m. instead of 11 a.m. at the Anglican Church. Miss Barbara Cutting, of Lon­ don, visited her parents last weekend. Barbara has had her application fox* training in Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto, ac­ cepted and will join the January class. Reeve Herman Gill is under medical treatment in St. Jo­ seph’s Hospital, London. Mr. Herbert Eilber is Victoria Hospital. Air. and Mrs. W. A. were out of town with on Sunday. Misses Joan and Carole Chap­ man entertained their young friends at their, home, Green Forest Lodge, Hallowe'en. T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home • FUNERAL DIRECTOR Member of Ontario Funeral Association • PRIVATE CAR AMBULANCE Holder of St. John’s Ambulance First Aid Certificate Portable Oxygen Equipment Hospital Beds to Rent Invalid Chair to Loan a £ Flowers for AU Occasions We Wire Anywhere Exeter Frozen Foods PHONE 70 Miller friends 24-Hour Service - DASHWOOD « Telephone 70-W still in called for sanding passed of cars Odds And Just how much value you get from a quarter’ of beef, after the quality is assured, depends on whether it is cut to suit your re­ quirements, and the best use made of the odds and ends. It is our job to see that you get just what suits your family. We have experienced staff who are pleased to discuss your particular needs. EXETER BEEF is always produced, in this district — the best we 'can buy, We sell SILVERWOODS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM and SCHNEIDER’S QUALITY MEATS MAIN ST Don’t Be a WORRIED SANTA ■ ■ Christmas Gifts Now At Russells MIX-MASTERS — ELECTRIC KETTLES PERCOLATORS — CLOCKS — FLOOR POLISHERS RADIOS — LUGGAGE PHONE 109 EXETER THAMES ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Lome Listoen, of Exeter, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Aimer more. Miss Hazel Sparling, of ville, spent the weekend with Miss Marilyn Moores. Aliss Margaret Bray, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bray. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Allison who celebrat­ ed their sixty-second wedding anniversary recently. We wish them many more years of health and happiness. Mr. and Airs. Robert Ross, of London; Air. and Mrs. Arthur Rohde and Jim, of Alitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann ed Sunday with Mr. William Rohde. The sympathy of munity is extended to and relatives of the late Mr. Ivan Stewart who passed away suddenly Saturday evening in Exeter. Farm Forum commenced on Alonday night at Lumley School and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. Mrs. (Rev.) W. J. Moores was guest speaker at the W.M.S. Thankoffering meeting at Cot- tam in Essex Presbytery on Sun­ day. Misses Rosemary Passmore, Mildred Ballantyne, Anne and Doris Elford, Agnes Bray, Alari- lyn Aloores, Rev. W. J. Moores, Messrs. Glenn Jeffery, Barry Jeffery, Donald Bray, Lome Ballantyne, Raymond Cann and John Pym attended the People’s Union Fall Rally Huron Presbytery held at field Monday evening. Young People Meet Young People from Ellmville Roys and Mount Pleasant were guests of Thames Road Young People Sunday evening, Roys Young People were in charge of the worship service, Aliss Grace Lobb, of Exeter, led in a sing song. Lantern slides of Harring­ ton Harbour and the Grenfell Mission on the Labrador Coast wore presented, Thames Road Young People were in charge of i the church. Pass- Elim- and visit- Mrs. com-the the family Young of the Bruce