HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-01-26, Page 10Page 10 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1950
Mrs. Tom Campbell is able t0 k J ■
be up and. around after being i fylSliri
confined to her home for many!
months. I
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore visited with Rev. and Mfflk
Clemons of woodstock on Sun
day. Rev. and Mrs. Clemons were; former pastors of the Exeter I held Tuesday, January
Pentecostal Assembly. —
Mr, R. B. Williams was
ronto last week attending
vention of the Ontario P „ ,, ..Implement dealers held at the « w the meeting.
Coliseum. Mrs. Williams ac-‘
comp anted him.
j Annual Meet
i The twenty-fifth annual meet-
I ing of Main St. United Church
' 24.
| The minister, Rev. H. J. Ma
in To- j honey, was appointed chairman
a con-1 aU(j Mr. ,q, Medd secretary
Retail i „ ' ,.
EXETER ARENA
Friday, Jan. 27
CREDITON
VS. EXETER
Monday, Jan. 30
ZURICH
VS. EXETER
THEATRE
Previews its
Coming Attractions
THUR., FRI., SAT.
January 26 - 27 - 28
DOUBLE BILL
-i
‘Blondie Hits
The Jackpot’
+ Penny Singleton
A Artlxui' Lake
- Also -
"Desert Vigilante’
■A Charles Starrett
•A Smiley Burnett
PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL
MON., TUES., WED.
January 30 - 31
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Announcements
1 Financial and other reports
I were presented by the treasurers
‘ and secretaries of the several
organizations, all revealing satis
factory progress. The .missionary
and maintenance fund reported
an increase over last yehr.- The
minister* in giving his report
of the splendid co-opera.tion and
happy fellowship which is char-
Jacterxstie of this growing congre-
I gation. He alluded to the strong
I foundation of the church but
I stated we must erect a super-
1 structure by faith, prayer and a
more enthusiastic reading of the
I Bible. We need . more people
; w or ki n g through the existing
■ organizations if we expect-* the
i church to prosper spiritually.
1 A period of silence was ob-
; served in memory of the de-
; parted members whose names
! were read by the miister.
! The results of the election of
: officers were as follows:
| Session: W. G. Medd, Andrew
I Campbell, W. C. Fearce, Gerald
Skinner, C. E. Tuckey, C. Wil
son, F. Wildfong, B. W. F. Bea
vers, W. May, W. Ryckman, W.
Martin, G. Jaques.
Committee of Stewards: B. W.
; Tuckey, N. Hockey, P. Balkwill,
■ K. J. Lampman, A. J. Sweitzer,
A. Ostland, E. R. Hopper,
Tuckey, C. Blowes, E. Jones,
Beavers, G. W. Layton, G.
McKniglit, M. Quance, E.
Russell. ,
A vote of appreciation was
tendered Rev. and Mrs. Mahoney.
On adjournment the Woman’s
Association served refreshments.
O.
R.
M.
R.
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; Mr. Edgar Willis left Monday
f for London where he entered I Victoria Hospital for a check-up.
i Harold Clarke brought into
the office on Wednesday several
' dandelions picked from a pasture
! field.
‘A Letter to
Three Wives’
-A- Jeanne Crain
* Linda Darnell
Ann Southern
All of them wondered . . . while
one of them wandered I
Variety Of Weather
Rain, sleet,
have been
the past few
the weather
the gravel
shape similar to a spring break
up.
snow and fog-
experienced during
days. At press time
is very mild and
roads are in bad
The Municipal Council of the
Village of Exeter met Monday
evening in the town hall with
Reeve Sweitzer, Deputy-Reeve
Snider and Councillors'Heywood,
Lindenfield and Webster pres
ent,
The minutes of the inaugural
meetings of January 9 were
read and adopted.
Mr. C. Moore, of the Supertest
Station, waited on council in
regard to autos parking in his
driveways. Council
consideration.
Elmer D. Bell
McKenzie advised
that Mr, McKenzie
forming to the
and other
municipality
It was moved and seconded ‘by
Councillors Webster and Hey
wood that the clerk reply to Mr.
Bell advising that they are
pleased to receive the informa
tion contained in his letter and
that they had been misinformed
in regard to the matter.
It was moved and seconded by
Deputy-Reeve Snider and Coun
cillor Lindenfield that grants of $25 each be made to the Salva
tion Army and the Children’s
War Memorial Hospital, London.
By-law 1, 1950, was given its
second and third reading and
finally passed. By-law 2, 1950,
appointing to offices and fixing
remuneration, By-law 3, 1950,
to provide for 19 50 expenditures
on roads and streets, By-law 4, 1950, - -
clerk
agreement with Wartime Hous
ing Limited, were given their
three readings and finally
passed.
Application is being made for
Provincial Road Subsidy on 19 49
expenditures in the amount of
$7,803.11.
The report of the Exeter Citi
zens'
the
Wuerth,
Skinner,
band report was accepted
filed.
The Exeter District
School report for the year 1949
was submitted and accepted.
The clerk reported the follow
ing registrations in 1949. Births,
119; -
old-age
The
appeal
The
Wurm
granted.
-Joe Dobbs | Night Constable Wareing asked
that council consider an increase Otto Willert desires to express I piS saiary. Consideration was
his appreciation in thanking all I promised.
Birth. Death and Marriage Notices are inserted free of charge. Card of Thanks 50<?.
In Memorianx Notice 50c for single verse. 25c extra for each additional verse, En
gagements 50 c.
BIRTHS
BOWMAN-—A t Mrs. Hunter’s
nursing home on Tuesday,
January 24, to LAC and Mrs.
Lloyd Bowman, of Centralia,
a daughter, Donna Anne.<
CREECH—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Creech are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter,
Catherine Ann (Ann), at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, on
Monday, January 23, 1950,
MOYER—At Mrs. Hunter’s nurs
ing home on Tuesday, Januai^y
24, to Cpl, and Mrs,
Moyer, of Crediton,
ter, Linda Dianne.
promised
for William
the council
lias been con-
blosing by-law”
ordinances of the
Henry J
a daugh-
. Batten’s
Thursday,
’» and
Exeter,
PASSMORE—At Mrs
nursing home on
J anuary 19, 1950, to Mr
Mrs. Lome Passmore, Eac
a daughter, Sliaron Elaine.
PRANG—Monday,
in Zurich,
Leonard
ther for
Allan.
Miss Olive Wood of Toronto
and Mrs*. William Murdoch, of
Hamilton, spent the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Wood.
Miss Annie Sanders, who last
week underwent an operation in Victoria Hospital, London, is im
proving nicely.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Davis on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 'Clifton Davis* and
Allen, of London; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Miller, of Chatham; Mr,
and Mrs- Thomas Smythe, of
London; and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Steinhageg, of Dashwood.
•Mr. and Mrs, William 'McCool,
of Wingham, visited with Mr.
and Mrs, E. R, ;Hopper over the
week-end. Mr. McCool, who has
been off duty for several months,
is again working part time as
editor
Times.
Mr, •City, .....H
the home of his cousin, Mr, and
Mrs. Alvin Moir and with other
relatives in 'the community,
Mrs, Andrew 'Campbell is
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Campbell of Belmont.
of the Wingham Advance
Waltex' Trann, of Crystal
Man., is visiting at the
MATINEES
SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS
AT 2:30 P.M.
, January
to Mr. and
Prang, a son, a
Robert, Eleanor
DEATHS
MILNER—Suddenly at his late
residence, 957 Moy Avenue,
Windsor, on Saturday, Jan
uary 21, 19 50, John William
Milner, beloved husband of
Helene Milner and deai" father
of Mrs. Lillian Speiran and
Murray S. Milner, both of
* London, and Dr. Frederick J.
Milner, of Exeter.
ROBINSON—In .Usborne Town
ship on Sunday, January 22,
Ella Robinson, daughter of
late Robert and Alice Robin
son, in her seventy-sixth year.
CARDS OF THANKS
I sincerely wish to thank all
who sent me cards, gifts and
treats during my recent illness.
* —Ray Morlock
I wish to thank everyone who
so kindly remembered me after
my accident with cards, visits
and treats while a patient in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, and since re
turning home.
to authorize reeve and
to sign amendment to
Band was submitted over
names of Reynold L.
president, and G. F.
secretary-treasurer. The
and
M iss Ella Rob inson •
The funeral of the late Miss
Ella Robinson, of Usborne Town
ship, was held Tuesday afternoon
from the Hopper-Hockey funeral
home, conducted by Rev. Win,
Mair. Miss Robinson passed away
Sunday at her home following an
illness of several months. She
was a daughter of the late Robt.
and Alice Robinson and was in
her seventy-sixth year. She was
a members of the Thames Road
United Church and had ,been
active in the W.M.S. and W.A.
'Surviving is an only brother,
Leslie, with Whom she resided.
The pallbearers .were Messrs. W.
C. Allison, Wm. Elford, Everett
Miller, Louis, Wesley and Ken
neth Johns. Interment was
the Exeter cemetery.
in
High
deaths, 20; marriages, 14;
pension applications, 12.
clerk reported one more
on added assessment,
application of Mr. Alvin
to build a house was
in
it
be
an d
Attend Executive Meeting
J. M. and Mrs. Southcott ’
in Toronto Friday of last week,
the former attending an execu
tive .meeting- of the Ontario and
Quebec division of the Canadian
Weekly Newspapers Association.
were
the kind friends that remem
bered him while a patient in St.
Joseph’s Hospital and since re
turning home. 26*
EVERYONE uses the Class
ifieds—at least those who want
results.
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f NEW AND OLD TIME
20 - 8:00
VS. EXETER
IS.
By The
Huronia Male Choir
Brinsley United Church
Mrs. Mervyn Love wishes to
thank all who remembered her
in any way while a patient in
St. Joseph’s Hospital. 2 64
Mrs. Tom Campbell wishes to
express her sincere thanks to all
those who sent cards, treats,
gifts and to all who visited her
while confined to her home for
many weeks. Special thanks^ to
Hurondale
and also
kindnesses
The following accounts were
read and ordered paid: Huron
Lumber Co., supplies, $185.16;
Bickle-Seagrave Ltd.,
ing supplies,
fire fight-
$79.27; Dunlop
Fairfield Farm Forum
The Fairfield Farm Forum
met Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Schroeder with twenty-seven
attendance.
In a spirited discussion
was decided that free trade
tween the United States
Canada would not be good, as
our sistei’ country has so much
population and wealth. Free
trade between Britain and Can
ada would be better. Present
tariffs against British goods are
too high for money to flow free
ly between the two countries.
Complete free trade between all
■countries would dislocate the
pattern of trade and industry
which has been built up during
the past but this might be ad-
Mill r 1 gfe j > J t f J 1 M 111 IRnLwJ
EXETER ARENA
ST. MARYS
Support the Team!
Admission 50d
EXETER OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday, Feb. 8
Dancing and Euchre
Music Supplied By
AVALON ORCHESTRA
Dancing 9:00-1:00 Admission 500
Everybody Welcome Coffee and Do-Nuts Sold
Sponsored by Stephen Federation of Agriculture
W.I. and Caven
W.M.S. for all
shown her.
MEMORIAM
C.C.
their
c
BECKER—In loving memory of
a dear sister, Mrs. Charles
Becker, who passed away
January 24, 1949.
Oft and oft our thoughts
wander
To a grave not far away,
Where they laid our dear sistei’
Just one year ago today.
—Ever remembered by
ters, Mary and Louise.
CAMPBELL—In loving
of my dear husband,
Campbell,
two years
1948.
Gone from us but not forgotten,
Never shall your memory fade;
Loving" thoughts will ever linger
Around the spot where
are laid.,
—Ever remembered by your
ing wife, Ruth Campbell.
COWARD—in loving
a dear wife and
Roy Coward,
two years
1948.
Her thoughts
us.
She never could _ .
And so we think that where she
is
She must be watching yet.
As angels keep their watch up
there,
Please, God, just let her know
That we down here
get"
We love and miss
EVOr remembered
and family.
PASSMORE—In loving
of our dear son and
F/O Gerald Passmore,
lost his life on air operations
over Germany five years ago,
February 2, 1945.
Many a lonely heartache,
Often a silent tear—
But always a beautiful memory
Of a boy whom we loved so
dear.
Fond is the tie that was broken,
Dear is he who is gone;
in memory we will always keep
him
As long as the years roll on.
Ever remembered and sadly
missed by his mother and
father, brothers and sisters, c
POLLOCK—til loving memory of
my dear husband, Albert Pol
lock, at rest, Jan. 30, 1946.
The dearest husband the world
could hold,
on
do
the sis-
memory
Arthur
who passed away
ago, January 15.
who
ago,
were
you
lov-
*
memory of
mother, Mrs.
passed away
January 81,
all so full of
forget
do not for
her so.
by husband
memory
brother,
who
Tire & Rubber Goods, hose and 1 justed over a period of years,
couplings, $525.67; Graham Ar-* r
tliur, ' wrecker’ service (truck),
$2.00; Supertest Station, gas
and oil (truck), $29.77; Ander
son's, account book (assessor),
$ 4.40; Exeter District High
Board, transfer of funds, $51,-
000.00; Bell Telephone Co., fire
hall, $4.00; “
wreath,
William
wreath,
birth
tions,
tions,
turn
Mrs.
overpaid taxeh,
Lindenfield,
taxes,
labour, $48.9^’; Chester -Cornish
labour
ger, labour,
wliinixey, labour.
Stire, labour,'$12.63
labour, $11.8'8
grant, $25.00.
Children’s Hospital, grant,
All motions T*Vere carried,
journment on* the motion
Deputy-Reeve Snider.
!
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Hopper -Hockey,
$8.00; Exeter Legion,
Chambers, sec. - treas.,
$12.0.0; C. V. Pickard,
death, marriage registra-
old-age pension applica- $74.25 / “ '
of overpaid taxes
Olive Hunter, i
$1.00;
return of
$1.62;-. William
Games were played and lunch
was served,
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Elmer Wilson.
For this meeting a discussion is
being planned on milk and milk
products, its different phases to
be in charge of several members.% - ,■ ............. .
H. L. Snider, re-
$3.00;
return of
; Edward
! overpaid
Laverty,
$49.5F; Samuel Grain-
$41.90; Edgar Ma-
—$26.24; John
Paul Sass,
Salvation Army,
War Memorial
$25.
Ad-
of
Attend Folk School
Huron County was represented
at the Folk,,. 'School held neat
London the forepart of the week.
Those present were Douglas May
of Centralia, Bob Allen of Bruce-
field, and Miss Roma Brecken
ridge of Bluevale.
Exeter Native Passes
Widow of a well-known Lon
don tinsmith, and one of the
oldest members of Colborne St.
United Church, Mrs. Frances A.
Winterbottom, 85, died Sunday
at her .home in London.
Born in Exeter, she had been
a resident of London for over 60
years. Her li u s b a n d, the late
George W. .Winterbottom, died
in February, 19 4'0.
Surviving are her only son,
George L. Winterbottom, Lon
don; a grandson, Dr. John Win
terbottom, on the staff of Dart
mouth College, New Hampshire;
and two granddaughters, Helen,
Mrs. Spencer James, London;
and Miss Marion Winterbottom,
assistant professor at the Uni
versity
■Mich.
of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
o.s.
few
STAFFA
Freddy Colqulxoun spent
days’ leave with his par-
Doctor Calls
The Hospitalization Insurance
advertised over CKLW Detroit
26, Doctor Calls. Mutual of
Omaha is tliU Mutual Benefit
Health and Accident Association,
represented locally by Ernest
Harvey Insurance Agency.
(adv1
0.
t.)
knew him, all
smile,
haiid,
truer
four years ago.
instead of a
when one wag
thoughtful, and
The cheeriest smile, a heart of
gold;
And those who
will know
How much X lost
Always a
frown,
Always a
down,
Always so
kind—
What a wonderful memory to
leave behind,
—Lovingly r^memnerea by his
wife, Laura? 56 c
SCHROEDER—In loving memory
of our deat mother, Mrs.
Martha Schroeder, who passed
away one year ago today, Feb
ruary 1949.
Dear mother, you are not for
gotten,
Though on earth you ate no
more;
Still in memory you ate with us
As you always were before.
—Ever remembered by husband
and family. 2*
Trivitt Holds
Annual Meeting
The annual vestry meeting of
Trivitt Memorial Church was
held in the parish hall with the
Rector, Rev. C. L. Langford pre
siding.
The reports of the various or
ganizations indicated a most suc
cessful year and showed a sub
stantial balance on hand in every
report,
The following officers for i960
were appointed or elected: Rec
tor’s Warden, Ralph Genttner;
People's Warden, Ben Cg.se;
Vestry Clerk, William Middle
ton; Treasurer and (Secretary, 0.
S. Atkinson; Budget Secretary,
R. Luxton; Delegates to Synod,
w. E. Middleton, Ben Case; Sub
stitutes, R. Genttner, Vern. Hey
wood; Members of the Board of
Management, G. A. Hawkins, R.
A. Crawford, V. E. Middleton,
R. Genttner, ,Ben Case, O. *S.
Atkinson, Bruce Tuckey, Laverne
Wells, Marion Bissett, Presidents
of Ladies’ Guild, W.A., T.M.O.
Club and Junior W.A.; Auditors,
Arthur Fraser, W. E. Middleton;
Sidesmen, Grant Case, William
Chambers, V. Heywood, A. Cor
nish, R. Luxton, F. I-Iatter, Bl
Tuckey, H. Russell, R. ,Genttner,
William Luxton; Collectors, W.
Cunningham, W. E. Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Margison
of London spent Sunday with
the latter’s mother, Mrs, V,
Johns.
COMING EVENTS
RED onoss- MEETING — The
annual meeting of the Exeter
Red Cross branch will be held
Tuesday, January 31, at 3 p.m.
in the Public Library basement.
Everyone welcome, packing day
is Friday, February 10.
The Regular Meeting of tlie
South Huron Jr. Farmers
and Jr. Institute
will be held in the
EXETER TOWN HALL
Wednesday, February 1
, at 8:30 p.xii.
All members are requested to be
present in order to make up the
membership lists
Girls Please Bring Lunch
Please note change of
meeting place.
Reception
and Dance ■
EXETER OPERA HOUSE
Friday, Feb. 3
FOR MR. AND
MRS. ROY GIBSON
Evei’ybody Welcome
Good Music Provided
EXETER OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday, Jan. 31
DON ROBERTSON
And HiS CKNX Ranch Boys
10:00-1; 00 Adnxissioix 750
Every Saturday Night
FRANK TRAHER & ORCH.
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
PRESENTS
for your enjoyment the
FOLLOWING ATTRACTIONS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
* ‘ January 27 - 28
It’s the biff . . . baxxx ...
Buxnstead’s best!
-Blondie’s Reward’
A Arthur Lake
Penny Singleton
A Larry Simins
- And On The Same Program -
A Hoosier Hot Shots
A Gloria Henry
★ Stuart Hart
‘The
Arkansas Swing’
Hozzie, Ken, Gil, and Gabo,
sweeping the field with action
and musical thrills . . .
MONDAY & TUESDAY
January 30-31
A Dorothy Lamoui’
Sterling Hayden
7 Dan Duryea
‘Manhandled’
Don’t miss this thrill-packed
smash . . . They were guilty of
a crlflie love could not hide . . .
One kiss away from death!
PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL
and Cartoon,
“NUT IN A RUT”
I
Weefc/y Review
»
Remember On Friday - 10 to 1
IT’S BERN CONWAY
And The Continentals
Cover Charge; 75$
Remember On Sunday - 9 to 11
IT’S TALENT NIGHT
Cover Charge 35$
&
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Colqu-
lioun en route from Nadine, B.C.,
to H.M.C.S. Cornwallis, N.S.
Margaret Norris, of Toronto,
visited with her .parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Norris; Mrs. Fred
Congdon, Toronto, visited with
Mrs. O. W. Reed.
Mrs. 'Clara Dingle, of Toronto,
niece of Mrs. Robert Sadler, is
reported seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Ilodge and
Bobby, Crediton, . visited With
friends here.
Mrs. Janet Jervis
Services for Mrs. Janet Jervis,
widow Of John Jervis, were con
ducted Friday afternoon by Rev.
Wm. Mair, Roy’s United Church,
in Beatty-McRobert’s tune r a 1
home, Clinton. Interment was
made jn Clinton Cemetery.
She died In Stratford Hospital
following' a fall, a few days ago,
in which she fractured her hip.
She had resided {for five <years
with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Dow, of the Staff a district.
W.A. And W.M.S. Meet
Staffa W.M,S. and W.A. met
at the home of Mrs. Walter
O’Brien with Mrs. C. H. Dow
presiding. Mrs. Les, Butsdn had
charge of the devotional exercises, based on “The Bible?*
Plans were made for the first
series of study of “Growing Wltli
The Years?’ Groups were formed
for the usual winter sewing for
relief. Those In charge are: Staf
fa west, Mrs. Albert S m a 1 e;
north, Mrs, 0. Vivian; village,
Mrs. A H. Daynard.
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Don’t miss these two big shows at Club Monetta!
SECOND ANNUAL
Better than evei'
Always to be remembered
Loads of fun
Lovely Ross Pearce music
Optional dress
Obtain tickets from members
Novelty dances
Dancing 0:30 to 12:30
Bring your friends
Admission $1.00
L.uncli will be served
tmoave the rest to us
f ARENA
exEter
Sponsored by
OnL Alpha Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi