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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-03-23, Page 3THE TIMES-APVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THVASDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1R5B Page 3 ,a*KS#!MSS One sister is just crazy about school. The other and' younger one is, to put it mildly, consider­ ably less enthusiastic. The other day the older sister suggested: “Let’s play school.’* 'All right/ returned the younger one, grudg­ ingly, “but let's play I'm ab­ sent,” «E E. R. Witmer & Son Telephone 179W Exeter Ice & Wood FREE DELIVERY r VICKS VAPORUBVICKS I PERTUSSIN 60c To Exeter District Traquair Hardware Phone 27 Exeter • Fully Guaranteed • Done In Your Own Home e Economical Low Cost BEK GAY EUCALYPTUS .... NOSE DROPS . 490 .. 390 390 390 COUGH SYRUP Large Bottle . ROBERTSON’S COUGH SYRUP NYAL VICKS INHALER 500 ZERBSTS COLD CAPS mentholatum Pile to the Damage of Telephone Lines Our Kiotor© Phon© Is Out of Operation PLEASE PHONE COLLECT INGERSOIL 449-J-13 OR HENSALL 80-r-2 RIVERSIDE POULTRY CO Howard Ferguson, Manager Appointment Now To Have Your Rugs, Draperies and Chesterfields Cleaned anc| Moth-Prop fed THE NEW SHAMPOO METHOD ISiiWS EUMVIULE (Mr. and Mrs. Henry ,Price of Detroit visited over th© week­ end with Mrs. Thomas Hell. Miss Margaret Johns, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johns, had the misfortune to catch her am in the wringer but was for­ tunate to have no hones broken, just a few burns. 'Mr. and .Mrs, Alvin ’Cooper, Lenore and Floyd, Mr. Donald Parsons, of . Hxeter, visited on ■Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Skinner. Mrs. Arthur Ford, of Stephen, Spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner. Mr, and Mrs, Orville Bird and Darian visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, O. Bird. ■Mr, and iMrs. Harry Dougall of Exeter visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .Franklin Skinner. A large crowd attended the play “^overalls” in. the Elim- ville Church on Wednesday eve­ ning presented by Elimville .In­ stitute. It was enjoyed by all. The Elimville Euchre Club will meet Friday evening at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. William Johns. - Miss Eunice Penhale returned home Tuesday from the hospital after an operation. BfiUME- Make Yours Now Mr. Ralph Campbell will be in town in a few days with new, modern equipment. Surrounding towns and district are requested to call collect for appointments. Call 396-W Exeter » Larry Snider Motors PHONE 64-W TRUCKS ChasM\ and Cab (2j. your choice Ford Coach, rebuilt motor in about 4*000 $10 a day until sold. Today’s $300. If not sold by 10 pan. Saturday, sold to highest bidder on record Ford — $725, Massey Harris 82 $000 John Deere, on rubber Fordson — $150. 1938 ____ . ___. miles, to be reduced price March 25. to be at that time. 1018 Ford 3-Ton — $1,290. 1946 S. M. Sanders Donates I School. for 5 YEARS . makes good» Inspired by the work .of. the be trusted to handle the affairs Boy Scouts Association, B. M. of the nations.—T' Sanders of Exeter has donated a plaque to the Exeter District High School, ( In the proceeding article he outlines _the aims and objects of the plaque. Several of the business .men of Exeter have had bronze plaques made as prizes for the successful pupils in the various contests in the Exeter District High School. These are very commendable in their various endeavors, but to the writer’s mind they7 have omitted the most important of all, that is the building of high Christian character in order to fill the world’s greatest need to­ day. There was a splendid article in the January 31st edition of the -Globe and Mail featuring the Boy Scout movement, their aims and objects in life, the rigid examinations they have to pass in order to obtain the Kings Scout certificate which contains their pledge for a useful life ser­ vice as follows: King’s Scout Certificate You have prepared .yourself as a King’s Scout for service to God, King and Country, and have pledged yourself to the high ideals of world citizenship as envisioned by the Great World-Wide Scout Movement. You have completed the tests required of those who seek the rank been awarded this high recogni­ tion with through life; may it prove you a joyous adventure. “Building Boys Better Than Mending Men” —Slogan Of Scouts The Boy Scout movement older than the Dominion of Can­ ada and has been built from the ground up. The first lines of their King’s Scout certificate is as follows: “You have prepared yourself as a King’s Scout for service to God, King and Coun­ try.” They are a hand of dean young men. .Men of high Chris­ tian character. The class of men the woil.i is in need of today. I Men of leadership; men who can __ ______—Men whom God can trust as he did 'his own SohJ whom he gave the derogative of all power in h e a v e n and on earth. These are the calibre of men the Scouts themselves are zealous to become. With all this in mind the writer has had a bronze plaque .made embodying these principles to be presented to the Exeter District High School for the inspiration of all the pupils attending this institu­ tion. The wording on this plaque is as follows: To serve ’God, King and Country Exetei’ District High School For He said “Without me ye can do nothing” Exh oration the pupils of this school, Proverbs 1: 3 & .5 3. To receive the instruction of Wisdom, Justice, Judgment, and Equity. 5. A wise man will hear and in­ crease learning and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels. The interpretation of the Latin words are: “The result crowns the labour” Donated by S. M. Sanders March 1950 DEDI Al I 5#6a£ Guaranteed ■" ■ Pt IC IjMlJ M OJ?H P R O Q E.< To HARPLEY FOR RECEPTION IN Mrs. Max Desjardine spent Tuesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. John Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Whiting and family of Centepary visited on Wednesday at the home of 1 Mr. Colin Love. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter I and Mr. Joseph Hickey attended ! the funeral of Miss Frances is Sharp at Bayfield on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hodgins and Paul of Cedar Swamp spent Sunday at the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car­ ruthers. Mr. and Mrs. William Love spent last week in Toronto. Mr. Love was attending the Mutual Fire Insurance convention. 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