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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-09-07, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 19S0 Pose 7 Clandeboye Club Praised At Achievement Day In London The “Happy Home Helpers” .rirst-year Garden Club m'embers f r o m Q 1 a n d e h o y e attended Achievement Day held August 30 at the Horticultural Buildings, Queen’s Park, London. These girls are Janet Scott, Dorothea Ann Lewis, Jacqueline Williams, Mary Jane Hall, Mary Tomes and Beth McRann. They were led by Mrs, George Simpson, Who was assisted by Mrs, James Hall, Club members from Edgewood, Ilderton, Medway, Riverview and Glencoe were present, The program wa.s conducted by Miss Hylda Metcalf, home economist, and Mr. W. T. Abra­ ham, assistant agricultural re­ presentative. Each club member exhibited her Garden Record Book and a bouquet of flowers. She also con­ tributed vegetables for the club’s vegetable display. The Clandeboye Club's record' books were in the shape of a large red. tomato with greep Stem and leaves. Mr. Abraham commented on the superior qual­ ity of the girls’ vegetables, A garden quiz was written and two classes of vegetables were judged; this was followed by each club (presenting a demon­ stration of a flower arrange­ ment. Janet Scott and Dorothea Arin Lewis represented the Clan­ deboye for this. The program cqncluded by each girl who had fulfilled the club’s silver requirements receiving spoon. a ' a Mr. HARPLEY and ’ Mrs. Mark Miller Arthur Fraser ANNE ST. EXETER Phone 504 Th© Office will be closed from Mon.z Sept. 11 till Sat, Sept. 16 ■« of Detroit spent Laboi* Day with her mother, Mrs. Maria Hayter, and other friends. Miss May Hodgins of Toronto is spending a few days at the home of her brother here. Misses Barbara Haytei’ and Eleanor McLinchey of Detroit spent the 'Labor Day week-end at Grand Bend. Master 'Gerald Love has re­ turned home from attending summer camp at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kays and family of Toronto visited at the home of his father, Mr. Mansell Hodgins during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Laing of London visited over the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. William Love. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Wilson and family of Kerwood called at Mr. Mansell Hodgins en route to Grand Bend. EDGEWOOD A shower was held in the Orange Hall at Edgewood on Thursday night for Miss Mar­ garet Westman. Mr. Don Middleton spoke over CEPE London1 on Thursday for the Junior Harmers. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Westman Jr. of London spent the week­ end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Westman. Miss Joyce Lashbrook of Lon­ don spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Westman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Moore and family spent Sunday at ipper- wash Beach, Bobby, Larry and Ronnie Har­ riett of Granton spent Tuesday with Gordon and Glen Moore. Mrs. M. 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SOUTH END SERVICE RUSS & CHUCK SNELL PHONE: 328W •MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON fiOOB/VEAH TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND nbnninrinniiTTir-rnrnT^--T*— —''li';' '’ 'Tn liTiiii iN. Many Attend Decoration Day At Clandeboye The twenty-seventh annual memorial service and decoration of graves was held on Sunday, September 3, at St. James’ Ceme­ tery. Dr. Logan Towers of Lon­ don took charge of the service. Soloist was Master Ronald Yundt of Stratford, who sang “My Task”. Rev. W. Vollick, B.A., of Ailsa Craig, gave , the address over a public address system, courtesy of C. Haskett & Son, so that those outside could enjoy the service as well. A very large crowd attended. The Women’s Institute placed a basket of flowers in the church In memory of departed members. L.O.B.A. Victoria Lodge 387 Lucan placed a basket of flowers in memory of departed members. W.A. And Ladies’ Guild Mrs. Ed Flynn was hostess for the August meeting of the W.A. and Ladies' Guild of St. James’ Church. Mrs. Flynn, president, opened the meeting with hymn and .prayer. Roll call was answered by verse of scripture containing the word “friend”. Miss Verna Cunningham read the scripture. Mrs. Harrison took the Litany. A paper — “Religion in the Home”—was read by Mrs. Geo. Flynn. Mrs. Cecil Carter, president, opened the Guild meeting with prayer. It was decided to hold a bazaar in the Parish Hall in Lucan November 18. The meeting closed with pray­ er. Refreshments were served by hostess and committee. Personal Items Did you hear the school bell ring again Tuesday morning? Children are back to school again. They wonder why holidays go by so quickly. Miss T. Finkbeiner of Dash­ wood has taken Clandeboye Pub­ lic School for the new term, Mrs. Murray Hodgson is on London teaching staff, Miss Verna Cunningham is on the teaching staff at St. Thomas. Miss Joan Simpson is on the teaching staff at Hespeler, Miss Mary Carter spent the week-end at Bayfield. Mr. and. Mrs. H. Murless spent the week-end at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing and Karen of Chatham spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Aimer Hendrie. Mrs. Charles Carter has re­ turned from a visit with .her sister, Mrs. Emms, of Shake­ speare. Mrs. K. Smith of London spent several days with Mrs. Mervin Carter. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Goldwhi Yundt, Ronald and Raymond were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hueston of St. Catherines and family spent the week-end with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kllmen. Mr. and Mrs. John Northgrave, Ruth and Milton, of Courtland spent Sunday with Mr. Billie and Miss Aggie Northgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Erskine of Parkhill were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Mervin Carter on Sunday. We are sorry to report Mrs. Roy McRann has been ill. We wish Mrs, Emily Tomes a speedy recovery. She has been a patient in Victoria Hospital fol­ lowing an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Little of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simpson. Hern Reunion Held In Zion The Hern re-union wag held at Zion on Wednesday, August 30. Dinner was served in the church shed to a good number of the family.'During the dinner hour the president, Mr. Gerald Hern, called on Mr. Kenneth Johns, who welcomed Mr, and Mrs, Charles Jewell of Portcawl, South Wales, to the picnic. Mr, and Mrs, Jewell have attended three times since it was started in 1924, During the war they entertained many of the boys from this community in their home and have many friends in Canada, Both Mr. and* Mrs. Jewell spoke ’and thanked the friends, and relatives for their kindness to them during the war and the period of strict rationing since. A vote of thanks was given Mrs. Herman Kyle for the able way In which she has filled the office of secretary-treasurer for the past number of years and regret was expressed that both she and Mrs. Charles Johns were unable to be 'present on account of sickness. A business meeting conducted by the president was held and officers for the coming year elected as follows: President, Mr. Kenneth Hern; vice-presi­ dent, Mr. Geo. Jaques; secretary­ treasurer, Mrs. Melville Hern. In the afternoon a sports pro­ gram with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hern and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern in charge was held on the school grounds. Results were as follows; Boys and girls 4 years and under, Helen Hern, Barbara Hern; boys and girls 4-6 years, Robert McKeen, Caroline Hern; girls 6-9 years, Sylvia Johns, Marie Salmon; boys 6-7, David Hern, Ralph Hern; girls 9-12, Perla Hern, Berle Nixon; boys 9-12, Edward Hern, Ronnie Hern; girls 12-14, Perla Hern, Patsy Kerslake; boys 12-14, Bob Johns, Edward Hern; young men, Harry Hern, Jack Hern; ladies kicking the slipper, Patsy Kerslake, Norma Hern; men kicking the slipper, Keith Hern, Bob Hern; three-legged race, Gerald and Dorothy Hern, Keith and Jack Hern; married ladies’ race, Hazel Westcott, Lorraine McKeen; youngest person pres­ ent, Gordon Hern (six weeks); oldest person present, Mrs. Reeves (89 years); those from greatest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewell, Portcawl, South Wales; glove and gum race, Harry Hern’s side; chair and umbrella race, Jack Hern’s side; water race, Jack Hern’s side; women throwing .ball in barrel, Patsy Kerslake; men throwing ball in barrel, Wellington Hern; paper bag race, Lavina Hern, Ida Stevenson; guessing contest, Bill Bradt. Mrs. Charles Jewell presented books to the winner in each of the children’s race and other prizes were awarded. WOODHAM Miss Jean Copeland spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs, A. Bringle of London, Miss Thelma Small of St. Thomas is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb. Miss Hazel Sparling of Elim* ville spent a few days with her cousin, Marie Levy. Mr. Harry Sparling of Elim- ville visited on Sunday* with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Levy. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Vyles and Gary, London, visited on Sunday with Mrs, M. Copeland. Mrs. D. Copeland ts spending a few days' with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bringle of London, Miss Ordell McAllister has re­ turned after spending the past month with relatives at Yeilow- grass, Sask, School re-opened on Tuesday with Mrs, Kenneth Langford as teacher, Messrs. Glenn Copeland, Lloyd Jaques and Roy McCurdy spent the week-end at Crystal Beach and Toronto Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Marilyn of Flint, Michigan, spent the week-end with Mrs. M. Jaques. Mr, Ross McPhail of Cromarty was guest speaker at the Y.P.U. church service on Sunday mor­ ning. ....... .................... .................................. Winchelsea School Chums Mark Ninetieth Birthday Together Two school chums, born on the same day, joined together recently to celebrate a moment­ ous o c c a s i o n—-their ninetieth -birthdays. Many years ago, Mr. William Clark and Mrs. Sidney Cook, now of Detroit, attended Winchelsea school together, Both were born in Usborne Township on August 25, 1860. When friends and relatives of Mr. Clark held a special birthday party for him, Mr. Cook attend­ ed to make it a double celebra­ tion. Both men are in extremely good health for their age. Mr.' and Mrs. Emerson Gun­ ning were hosts for the evening. Many friends gathered to wish the two gentlemen many happy returns of the day. In the evening Mr, William Hyde of Hensall entertained with his violin and a dainty lunch was seryed, Mr. Clark received many lovely cards and gifts, «—- -- - We Have in Stock; Dry White Pine 1x5 and 1x6 Matched Also 1 x 4 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 10 and 12 inches Dressed 4 sides A. J. Clatworthy PHONE 12 GRANTON ■— ...................———.i i Mrs. Walter Simon and Wal­ ter, Mrs. Thomas Emans and family from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Dykeman and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Dyke­ man, Miss Charlotte Seal of Galt were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Dykeman and family. Lamport Reunion Attended By 88 The eighteenth Lamport re­ union was held at Poplar Hill on Labor Day. Eighty-eight re­ latives registered. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McNair of Denfield ran off the following sports: Boys and girls 4 years and .under, Paul Sims, Betty Amos, Judy Lamport; girls and boys 5-7, Ross Amos, Grace Mac­ kenzie, Beverley Sims; girls 8- 12, Ruth McNair, Wilma McNair, Nornfa Ford; boys 8-12, W. Ford Frank Ovens; .girls 13-16, San­ dra Sears, Ela.ine McNair; boys 13-16, Bob McNair-, Robert Ovens; married ladies, Mrs. H. Squires, Mrs. G. Amos; married men, George Vincent, Orville .Ford; variety race, Mrs. Gerald Lawson’s side; kicking the slip­ per, Mrs. Ted Lamport, Mrs. Harvey Ovens; tooth picks, Ted Lamport, George Vincent. The wee folks enjoyed a pea­ nut scramble while the older members indulged in French tag. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ford convened a splendid program after which the election of offi­ cers for the nineteenth re-union (to be held at Poplar Hill on Labor Day 1951) followed. President, Mr. Otto Clark, London; vice-president, Mrs. Ed Sims, Exeter; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Woodall, Crediton; secre­ tary, Mrs. Mack McDonald, Ailsa Craig No, 3; sports conveners, Mr. and Mrs. Mel King, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Edwards; program con­ vener, Mr. and Mrs. William Mackenzie: table convener, Mr. Grant Amos. Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall of Exeter was the oldest member present; Brian Lamport was the youngest. n Mr. William Baumgarten of Portage La Prairie, Man., won the prize for coming the farthest distance. The ladies supplied a bounti­ ful supper to which all did just­ ice. II-............................................ ..............——-------————— M Exeter Radio & Electric • V Lighting Fixtures V Small and Large Appliances Come In and See Our SUTHERNAIRE OIL HEATERS PHONE 187-W ' DON JOLLY —--------------—------------ -------—-------------------—————J THAMES ROAD Mr, and Mrs. Gus Lindberg of Saskatoon spent last week with Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Thomp­ son. Mr. and Mrs. William Lamport and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alexander spent a few days last week motoring to Quebec and the Maritimes, returning home by Boston. “All very interesting,” said Miss Gregory to the motor car salesman, “and now show me the depreciation, will you? I hear it is heavy on these cars.” “To tell the truth, lady,” re­ plied the super salesman, “we found it a constant source of worry and had it removed al­ together,” BRINSLEY Anniversary services will be held in Brinsley United Church on Sunday next, September 10, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., with Rev. Burton, Centralia, as guest speaker. Special music by the choir, assisted by Mr* John Mc­ Donald, of Bornisli, at the morn­ ing service, and Mrs. Art Ers­ kine, of Lieury, in the evening, will be heard. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morley motored to Montreal, Ottawa and Hamilton recently. Mr, and Mrs. James Trevethick spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Timm of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. C. Atkinson of Mooresville spent Wednesday af­ ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Prest. Miss Verna Kennedy and friend of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wat­ son. A shower was held in West McGillivray Hall on Wednesday last in honor of Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mae Allison, of West McGillivray. Mrs. Walter Morley and Mrs. Stanley Steeper visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. George Hodg- ‘ son of Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walper of Greenway spent Thursday eve- ■ ning with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Trevethick. Donald and Allen Lewis spent a few days with Harvey and Leslie Steeper of West McGilli­ vray. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Stanley McGregor (nee Eleanor Rowe), who were mar­ ried on Saturday last in St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Brins­ ley. Miss Betty Ellwood is spend­ ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whittard of St. Catherians. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Fraser of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Almo Mor­ gan and family of Sarnia, and Mr, Hilton Banting spent Sunday; with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mrs. John L. Hotson and Jackie is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Lac­ ki© of Waterloo. - Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Granton spent Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Mor* There is reported to be a ken­ nel near Toronto that sells Dach­ shunds. A sign outside reads: “Git a long little doggie.” Do You Know ? Oven-dressed, frozen fresh chicken and turkey are very economical to serve in these days of high priced ineats. Serve for every occasion. Order some today from your favourite meat market, grocery store, or . . . Silvercrest Poultry Farm Phone 171-r-14 Exeter j ----------------------------------------- -----—1——---------ii Extra Special Cedar Flooring 1x4 ........................... $85.00 per M. No. 3 Hemlock 1x4 and wider, dressed on 4 sides. * Price ................ ♦ $60.00 per M. I No. 3 Hemlock Shiplap 1 x 4 & wider $60.00 per M. Fred 0. Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd. Manufacturers and Dealers in LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Phones: Zurich 69, Goderich 388 Res.: Zurich 162 . ZURICH and GODERICH ■—................—— ............—..a This could be YOU Drivers! Parents! Citizens! The Week-end lies right ahead and roads will be crowded with traffic. Every accident to motorist or pedestrian brings heartbreak and suffering to some one, young or old. Safeguard others — safeguard your own passengers. Remember »♦» It’s HURRY that KILLS. DON’T HURRY. hnisso ONTARIO DEPARTMENT