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Jack Will iams
Phone 24-r-4 Crediton
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1950
POLIO
PROTECTION
children.
Set of 5 Household Brushes
One Pint Vacuum Bottle .Phone 176-r-4
Beavers Hardware
Lindenfield’s Limited
Mount Etna is located
Sicily,
Bray Hatchery
One Door North of the
Town Hall
E. CARSCADDEN
Tax Collector
For Your Entire Family I
including all unmarried children from
three months to eighteen years of age.
Pays Up to $5,000 for Each Member
of Your Family
NEW
right,
South
Crediton, secretary-treasurer, present gifts to Mrs. Robert D.
EJgie, Hensail, past district president, and Mrs. Alvin Moir,
OFFICERS HONOUR RETIRING ONES — Left to
Airs. James Kirkland, Exeter, new president of the
Huron Women’s • Institute, and Mrs. William Gaiser,
South End Service
RUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Exeter Phone 328
Taxpayers
Please take note that I
will be available for the
payment of taxes each day
of the week with the ex
ception of Thursday after
noon at the
Inquiring friend: Why must a
judge look so impressive?
His Honor: If you show any
signs of interest in a lawyer’s
argument he’ll never stop,' * * * *
Wein’s Garage Crediton
Repairs on All Makes of
Cars, Tracks and Tractors
JOE MONTGOMERY
Mechanic (License “A”),
With 30 years’ experience.
Phono 13 Crediton
Dead
.$3.75 Each
CALL COLLECT
A farmer and his wife had
fattened a pig for some special
occasion. One day the wife said.
“Sajn tomorrow will be our sil
ver wedding anniversary. Let’s
kill the pig.”
“Why kill an innocent pig for
what happened twenty-five years
ago?”
Retail Hardware Association
SPECIALS
Traquair Hardware
SB<
Good Pullets
Can Be Raised AT LOW COST
Mitchell Bride’s Home
Scene Of Wedding
In a setting of multi-coloured
tulips and purple and white
lilacs at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vallance
Inglis, of 'Mitchell, their elder
daughter, Margaret Amelia, be
came the bride on Monday, June
5, at 12 o’clock noon, of Mr.
Charles Austin Hediger, Toronto,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ned-
iger, Clinton, with Rev. R. G.
Hazelwood of Walton and Rev.
A. II. Johnston, Mitchell, of
ficiating.
Lovely in a floor-length gown
of ivory taffeta, the bride was
given in marriage by her father.
The fitted bodice was fashioned
with an embroidered portrait
neckline and short sleeves while
the full .skirt was enhanced with
side peplums. She wore the gift
of the groom, a rhinestone neck
lace, bracelet and earrings and
carried Sweetheart roses.
Mils Evelyn Paris, Toronto,
and formerly of Exeter, wore
mauve net over matching taffeta
with shirred bodice, short sleeves
and full skirt, in her role as
bridesmaid, and carried a nose
gay of yellow ross, mauve sweet
peas and pink snapdragons.
The groomsman was Mr. Ar
thur Ballantyne of Toronto, Mrs.
E. J. Hingst, Mitchell, played the
wedding music and accompanied
the bride’s younger sister, Miss
Muriel Inglis, in singing, “The
Lord’s Prayer” and ‘'Because”.
Wedding dinner was served at
the bride’s home where pink and
'w h i t e streamers decorated the
dining room and the tliree-tier
wedding cake, bouquets of lilies
of the valley and pink and white
candles in silver holders graced
the bride’s table.
Serving the guests from .Clin
ton, Toronto. Exeter, St. Marys.
Seaforth, Walton and Mitchell,
were Miss Leota Machan, St.
Marys, cousin of the bride, and
Miss Millicent McKenzie, Toron
to. The bride’s mother received
in a gown of navy sheer over
taffeta with white hat and ac
cessories,
gins in g
with grey .and
eessories. They
corsage.
The bride
i piece suit of
Jinr’P!
assisted by Mrs. Hod-
;rey slicer over taffeta
wine hat and ac-
wore red roses in
Thos, H. Walker
Woodworking - Painting - Decorating
PHONE 286-J EXETER
Kitchen Cupboards Cabinet Work
Sid ; 4 Gosh, I wish I
knew what to do for my
feet , , , they burn like
everything!”
Quid: f‘Why not try a
mustard plaster ? Mustard
is mighty good on hot
dogs.”
And, Mr. Motorist, why not try a tankful of the
new B-A 88 or 98? We’ll wager it won’t be the last
you’ll drive up for.
THE SHUR-GAIN WAY
donned a three-
cocoa gabardine,
matching accessories and hat in
natural straw for the wedding
trip to the Muskoka district. On
their return Mr. and Mrs. Nedi*
ger will take up residence
3SO Douglas Ave,, Toronto.
at
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Plus
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Pellets
Exeter, who retired from office after six years as secretary
treasurer, while Mrs. Emery Desjardine, Grand Bend, and
Mrs. A. Kerslake, Hensall, district vice-presidents, look on.
The annual meeting of the Institute was held at Grand Bend
United Church last week. —Free Press
Usb orne Group Holds
Picnic In Bayfield
The annual picnic of fourth
and fifth concessions of Usborne
was held on Monday, June 6 at
Jewitt’s Grove, Bayfield, with an
attendance of fifty-nine.
The following-are the sports:
Peanut scramble for
Races
Six and under, Mary
tell, Carole Westcott;
and. under, Kathryn Hicks, Mari-
lynn Hicks; girls twelve and
under, Maureen Stewart, Patricia
Sillery; boys twelve and under,
Douglas Sillery, Barry Jeffery;
boys thirteen, Irvin Ford, Lorne
Ballantyne; young ladies race,
Dorcas Sillery, Frances Lostell:
young mens race, Ross Jeffery,
Frank Gregus; married ladies
race, Mrs. Frank Lostell, Mrs.
Garnet Hicks; married mens
race, Roylance Westcott, Garnet
Hicks; graceful w a 1 k i n g, Mrs.
Harold Jeffery.^
Kicking the slipper. Dorcas
Sillery, Mrs. Garnet Hicks; bean
guessing, Ross Jeffery, Alexia
Lostell; high jumping, Frank
Gregus, Don Easton, youngest
child, Billie Jeffery; oldest lady,
Miss B. Warren; oldest man,
Harvey Perkins.
After the sports a softball
game was played with Lloyd
Stewart and Roylance Westcott
as captains. The latter won by a
score of 2,8-20.
After suppei* the election of
officers took place as follows:
President, Lloyd Ballantyne;
secretary, Mrs. A. Easton; table
committee, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. C.
Jeffery, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Cil
lery; sports committee, Ross
Jeffery, Don Easton, Frank Greg
us, Glen Jeffery.
The picnic will be held at
Stratford next year.
Officers’ Wives Hold
Last Seasonal Meeting
The Officers’ Wives’ Auxiliary,
RCAF Station Centralia, held
their last meeting of the season
at the Officers’ Mess Wednesday
night. There were fifty-one pres
ent and Mrs. V. L. Berg presid
ed,
The Exeter group won the
ball tourney among Grand Bend,
Centralia and Exeter groups.
Exeter won two games and
Grand Bend one,
A cook hook comprising favor
ite recipes of the Auxiliary was
presented to a recent bride, Mrs.
D. McKechnie.
All members signed a guest
book giving the date of their
arrival to the station. The Exeter
group entertaained with a re
cording and an amusing fashion
show. Refreshments were served.
and piano solos. The schools are
under the direction of their
supervisor of music. Miss Mar
garet Don gall.
CONTINENTAL’S
includes
Transportation, Drugs, Hos
pitalization, medicines, iron
and other equipment.
Services of
Physicians, Osteopaths or
Physiotherapists, Nurses.
ONLY $10.00
For 2 Years
Automatically covers en
tire family. Individuals
at half cost. No age
limit.
Clark Fisher, Agent
R.R. 3, Exeter
Western Ontario Motorways
18% Shur-Gain Chick Starter
17% Shur-Gain Growing Mash
17% Shur-Gain Laying Mash
15% Shur-Gain Range Mash
28% Shut-Gain Pte-Turkey Starlet
24% Shut-Gain Poult Starter
20% Shur-Gain Turkey Grower
$4.50
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$4.30
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Feed Shur-Gain Pellets
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Forrest-Love Reunion
Draws 150 Members
The fiftieth annual Forrest-'
Love reunion was held at Grand;
Bend with 150 members of the
clan attending from Grand Bend,;
Thedford, Seaforth, Kippen, Hen-;
sail and United States points.
Dinner was served and sports
were run off directed by Ross
Love, Hensall.
Prize for oldest lady present
went to Mrs. Mary Turnbull, SO,
of Grand Bend, and Hiram Blau-j
chard, 35, of Walton, was the
oldest man. Helen Studevant, of '
Grand Bend, took honors for the
youngest child. Garnet Patter
son, Grand Bend, was Judged
best looking man.
Officers elected ^are: President,
Robert Lee, Thedford; secretary,
Fergus Turnbull, Grand Bend;
sports committee, Mrs. EL Webb,
Carlyle Taylor, R. Love. Lunch,
Mrs. Lome Luker, Mrs. Ross
Love, Mrs. Albert Keys, Mrs.
William Love. The .1951 reunion
will be held at Grand Bend,
Prize winners in the sports
were: Valerie Desjardins, Esther
Whiting, Brian Gill, Paul Turn
bull, Barbara Love, Kathryn
Love, Jerry Love, Ronald Love, ‘ Norma Love, Marion Forrest.
Irene Turnhull, Loraine Taylor,
Clare Love, Jimmy Love, R.
Webb, Mrs. E. Gill, Mrs. J. E.
McEwan, Gordon Blanchard, Eric
Turnbull, Mrs. Percy Campbell,
Garnet Patterson, Keith Love.
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Local Priest Celebrates’
Ordination Anniversary ■
! The Rev. John M. Fogarty of;
Mt. Carmel celebrated the Silver *
Jubilee of his Ordination to the
Priesthood, with a Solemn HiglQ (Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel J
I Church on Thursday, June S. He: I was assisted by his brother, Rev. j
J. J. Fogarty, Elgin, Ont.
Rev. L. Flynn, st. Peter’s Sem
inary, London, Ont. The Rt. Rev.
A. P. Mahoney, D.P., London,
preached the sermon. Many
other priests and friends were
present for the occasion, i
At the close of the ceremony,’ an address was read on behalf 1
of the parishioners and a purse
was presented by the Holy Name
Society. Dinner was served by
the ladies of the parish, and in
the evening a play by the child-
den of the parish and presenta
tion of spiritual bouquets con
cluded a memorable play.
Father Fogarty announced on
Sunday that the annual Holy
Name Rally for the parishes of
Lucan, Zurich, French-Settlement
and Parkhill will be held this
year in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Church on Sunday. June IS, at
5 o’clock. The preacher for the
occasion will be Rev, T. J. Mc
Carthy, D.D., St. Peter’s Semin
ary, London.
and 8
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Mission Circle
To Present Concert
James St. Mission Circle,are
sponsoring a concert on June 19
In the auditorium of James St.
Church by the schools jyhich won
the .highest number of points in
the Brucefield Musical. Festival
and Mitchell Musical Festival.
The schools are the S.S. No. 1
Stanley, R.C.A.F. Clinton and Si.
Columban school, winners of the
Best Rural School Chorus shield
and the shield for the rural
school with the highest number
of winning points in the Mitchell
High School District.
The .concert will consist of
solos, ‘ducts, double trios, unison
and two-part choruses, choral
1 reading, the mouthorgan "band
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