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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1950
R. B. WILLIAMS
EXETER ONTARIO
To our friends and patrons
May your days be filled with
notes of good cheer... for
the holiday and coming year!
MclCnight & Walper
A million thanks for
your friendship and patronage in the past year!
May the holidays bring you as many happy
tokens in the bright year a-coming!
Beavers Hardware
W. G. Simmons
GODERICH
POSTCARD FROM GIBRALTAR There’s no mistaking’
the background in this photo taken of ground crew members
of the Royal Canadian Navy’s Nineteenth Carrier Air Group
on the airfield at Gibraltar. The group’s aircraft made use
of the airfield facilities during the visit to the fortress of
H.M.C. Ships Magnificent. Micmac and Huron. —C.P.C.
W.A. Name Executive
. Officers of the Women's
sociation of Brinsley United
Church for 19 51 are: President,
Mrs. Wes Wratson; vice-presi
dents, Mrs. Roland Neil and
Marwood Prest; treasurer,
Wes Morley; secretary,
Stanley Steeper; assistant
retary, Mrs. Wilbert Lewis;
ists, Mi's. Dan Lewis and
Jim Trevethick.
Flower and Fruit Committee:
Mrs. L. Craven, Mrs. B. Dixon,
Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. R.
Neil.
Parsonage Committee: Mrs. B.
Sholdice, Mrs. W. Morley, Mrs.
Wes W’atson, Mrs. Roland Neil.
Billeting Committee:
Lee, Mrs. D. Morley,
Morley.
W.M.S. Elections
Officers of Women's
ary Society of Brinsley United
Church for 1951 are: President,
Mrs. Mac Allison; vice-presidents,
Mrs. William Watson and Mrs.
David Morley; secretary, Mrs.
Karl Pickering; assistant secre
tary, Mrs. Jack Hodgson; trea
sure, Mrs. James Trevethick; as
sistant treasurer, Mrs. Earl Mor
ley; Group Leader No. 1, Mrs.
Thomas Lee; Group Leader No.
2, Mrs. Earl Lewis; Group Lead
er No. 3, Mrs. Stewart Weather
spoon; Group Leader No. 4, Mrs.
Harry Tweddle; pianist, Mrs,
Jack Trevethick; assistant pian
ist, Kathleen Morley; corres
ponding secretary, Mrs. Stanley
Steeper; Baby Band Leader, Mrs.
Stanley Steeper; Assistant Baby
Band Leader, Kathleen Morley;
Christian Stewardship Secretary,
Mrs. Earl Morley; Temperance
Secretary, Mrs. Dan Lewis; audi
tors, Mrs. Fred Fenton and Mrs*
Wesley Watson.
Personal Itexns
Mrs. Ellen Maguire is spending
some time with her neice, Mrs.
Wesley Morley.
Mrs. Murray Mackey of Sylvan
and Mrs. Orval Sutherland of
Mount Brydges spent a few days
with their mother, Mrs. Fred J.
Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting 'of Lucan called on Mr* and Mrs.
Albert Morgan and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fenton on Saturday last,
Mrs. John L. Hotson is con-1 Lamport and Miss Mary Cham-
fined to her bed again with a. relapse of the flu. (
Mrs. Fred Fenton and Mrs.
Howard Fenton spent Saturday
afternoon in Exeter. ;
Mrs. Ed Faulder entertained a|
number of ladies to a quilting} on Wednesday afternoon last, |
Congratulations to Mr. and 5
Mrs. Donald Scott on the arrival | of a son. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire?
visited over the week-end with |
friends in Paris.
Mr* John L. Hotson assisted
the orhestra at a dance in Drys-j dale on Saturday evening_lMt. Lay. piaMS ot
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood 1 C|oseg spent Tuesday evening with Mr J The* annual
and Mrs. Lin Craven. School concert
A large number from the J Friday evetting,
Mrs.
Mrs,
Mi’s,
sec-
pian-
Mrs.
SHiPKA
Election is over and *‘|
are still wandering what is
all about,
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Ratz
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Godbolt
family of Centralia spent a
days last week with Mr. ‘
Mrs. Rawden in Windsor,
On Sunday, December 24th the
United Church will be combined
with the S.S, at 10.15. Rev,
W, Parrott in charge. Everybody
welcome.
Cannibal chief (to man in boil
ing pot): “You „have one last
thing to say?”
Man in pot (flicking open cig
arette lighter): “If you’ll let me
go you can have
Cannibal chief:
That’s the only
that’ll work the
Mr. Young, prior to leaving for
Detroit, where she will spend
the winter with Mr. and Mrs,
Lester Maclsaac.
Miss Gertrude Rata returned
to her duties in London, after a
three week’s vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Ratz.
Mrs. Margaret Gallop of Staffa
visited last week with her daugh-
, and Mr.ter, Mrs. Lome Hodge,
Hodge.
Mrs. A. M. Berry is
a few weeks with her
in Strathroy.
Messrs. Lome Hodge and
Fraser Brown made a business
trip to Kitchener on Thursday.
A large crowd attended the
sale on Saturday of the house
and household effects of the late
Mrs. G. Kuhn and good prices
were realized. The house was
purchased by Mr. Wilfred Mack.
The sale continued from 1:30 to
7:00 p.m. and was successfully
handled by auctioneer William
Smith.
Church Groups
Crcditon W.I.
A gaily decorated Christmas
tree displaying an eastern star,
which shone down upon a de
picted manger scene, was an ap
propriate setting for the Christ
mas meeting of the Crediton.
Women’s Institute. Meeting was
held in the council
with an attendance of
H. Schenk, pesident,
charge. Roll call was
by naming a Christmas custom.
Mrs. W. Mack reported on suc
cess of Library Night. Mrs. Wil
liam Gaiser reported on District
Executive Meeting. Gifts were
brought in for “Canadian Save
the Children” Fund and plans
made to bring cheer to needy
families at Christmas.
Mrs. W. Weber presided for
program, when vocal selections
were given by Mrs. L. Hey, Mrs.
W. Smith and Mrs. E. Fahrner*
A reading on Christmas was
given by Mrs. G. Morlock. Fol
lowing the program refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge—Mrs. W. Weber, Mrs.
Ayotte, Mrs. W. Smith, Mrs. N.
Schenk, Mrs. E. Ghambers, Mrs.
Gordon Morlock and Mrs.
Zwicker.
Crcditon W.A.
Members and visitors
ing 90 attended the
Christmas party held
Sunday School rooms
United Church under
pices of the Women’s
tion. A short business
was presided over by President
Mrs. G. Zwicker, when reports
were given by the different com
mittees. Appreciation was ex
pressed by Mrs. E. Chambers to
the retiring secretary, Mrs. Jas.
Mawhinney, for faithful service
rendered.
A brief W.M.S. business meet
ing was conducted by Mrs. G.
HilL after which a Christmas
program was presented. A very ! fine address was given by Rev.
W*. Parrott, who chose as the
basis of his remarks “There was |
no room for Him ifi the Inn”. I
i Solos were sung by Mrs, R. Rob- I bins and Mrs. C. Pratt. Scripture
■portions were read by Mrs. Ed
number
annual
in the
of the
the aus-
Associa-
meeting
hers.
| A candle-lighting exercise was
Aed by Mrs. Woodall, partieipat-
‘ ing in the exercise were Mrs.
; William Schroeder, Mrs. G. Hill, ’
i; Mrs. M. King, Mrs. H. Lightfoot ,
and Mrs. R. HUI. ‘BenedictionI was pronounced by Rev. Parrott.
Ian exchange of gifts followed
land lunch was served by the
following committee. Mrs. W.
’Mack, Mrs. E. Lawson, Mrs. R.
Mots, Mrs. M. Neil, Mrs. Parker
aid Mrs. F. Kerr.
| Personal Items
Tuesday, December 26, Boxing
Day, will be observed as a boll-
will be
United
will be
_ ___ %community attended the shower I commencing at 8 o’clock.
held at the home of Mr. Joe j Mrs. F. W. Clark who has been Conlin in honour of Miss Bea-1 a patient in Victoria Hospital,
trice Conliir, whose we d d i ng (London, for the past few weeks,
takes place on Saturday, Decern- i has made favourable progress her 30. I " “ * - - - -
Corn picking* has been the
order of the day In the district.
Mr* Oscar Gilbert is at present
visiting his son Tom in Detroit.
Neils School, McGillivray, had.
a very successful euchre on
Wednesday evening last.
When a public speaker asked
the chairman how long he should
speak, he was told to watch the
audience’s reaction.
“If you haven’t struck oil in
i five minutes,” the chairman said
“quit boring?*
land her many friends are pleased
to learn that she expects to re
turn to her home this
Mirs. Charles Mason
Sot, who spent some
Windsor Hospital, due
cident in which she suffered a
broken hip, is convalescing at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William Wright.
Mrs. Wesley Sisson and daugh
ter Sheila of Montreal are visit
ing with the former* parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd England.
Mrs. I). Maclsaac is visiting
this week in London with her
daughter, Mrs. E. Young and
Neuhauser ,
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-FOR SAFE WINTER DRIVING
Slippery road surfaces, unfavourable weather conditions,
and early darkness, combine with thoughtless driving to
make the late Fall and Winter months the most dangerous
period of the year.
For your own safety and the safety of other road users—
pedestrians and motorists-—observe the following sug
gestions:
1, On wet, snowy or icy road surfaces
drive at reduced speed.
2. When stopping, apply brakes lightly and
intermittently. Jamming on the brakes
may bring about a skid.
3# Keep windshield and windows free of
Snow and ice outside, and fOg and frost
inside.
4. Be sure that brakes, steering mechanism
and fires are in safe condition to help
offset the extra hazards of Winter driving.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. OOOCETT
Minister