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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-03-03, Page 11r3!i>PP,a In WO Drive For ab'ualds For More Heat In Your Home * Deponi#ab#e, Smokeless. Veen Skive Oil, * ODalityfested Soso Pomace For Economy On The Farm "'New" Esso Extra Gasoline Rao Gasoline Esso Diesel Fuel Motor Oils and Greases Atlas Tires and Batteries , Back of Every Product Sold By Imperial Oil Stands the BePutation of 'Canada's •'Qadest and Largest 011 Company FOB PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE GALL G. Vriese Phone 110 Agent Exeter Tel ls Of Mission n In Saskatchewan The Rev. Samuel Derr spoke to 'members of Cavell Circle on his experiences as a stradent missionary in "northern Basitato chewer*, 60. miles north from Prince Albert. Lacking churches, Meetings were held in the homes of the- .settlers .and in the school. Rev, Kerr was 'particularly Ira - pressed by the .aPpreciatipn shown by the people for the work :of student 'ministers. Airs, W. G. Cochrane conducted the meeting• which; was :held at the 'home of Mrs.Gilbert Dow on Tuesday afternoon. !Mrs. Car - Men :Cann led Vise .devotional per, iod on the theme "Live for Today" Report Fro m Baseline ine Dy Mits. AR 'H.UB. Rincro it .Mrs, Karl Alitalo, of Port. Dal- housie, who attended the funeral of ,her !brother, Wm. Strahan, vis- ited with her nephew, Ellis and Mrs, 'Strahan for,,a 'few days and returned to her home .on Wednes- day. Mrs, Oliver .Baker, Mrs. Robt. Elston and Miss Kate ,Jamieson attended the World Day of Pray- er service in Woodham United church Friday afternoon. ' Mr, and Mrs. Dunean McNaugh- ton and Ronaldnvisited with .the former's Oster, Mrs, Douglas Cur- rie at Bowood on Monday. Mr. and 'Mrs. David Spence were in Ottawa Tuesday and Wednes- day of last week attending the Ontario. Concentrated Milk Produ- cers convention, Mr. and Mrs, George Wilson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har- mon Morton on Sunday, Mr. David holland is able to be home again after spending some time in St. Marys Hospital. 6, .. HMI IIIIIAIIIIIIIItin,tllntit141fl,1tn111"111,"lttlllll ntI1111Orn111111111111111,111InOn t�,nl,tltltltlnttnlittttttttt JUST COMPLETED INVENTORY AND - 1 Here's F. Some THAT WILL. BE CLEANED RIGHT OUT THIS WEEKEND I. -- UNDERWEAR -- slow-Selling and Overstocked . Over 50 Suits of Short -Sleeve, Knee -Length Balbriggans .Between -Season Underwear Reg. 51.69 — ain't/16, 38, 40, 42 99c Ribbed and Balbriggan • Short.Sleeve, Long -Leg. Combs Sizes 36, 38 $1.69 • Ten Dozen T -Shirts Reg. 95$ - Medium and Large Use them for Underwear or Workshirts 66c Penman's Combs Sizes 36 to 46 Sold Everywhere at 53.98 Friday and Saturday Only $3,19 Long -Leg, Elastic Top Drawers Reg. 51.98 -- Shirts to.Match $1.66 Pants Yes Sir! . Pacrons, Nylon Blends & Others • Prices up to 511..95 Friday and Saturday Only $5.95 We are Headquarters for COVERALLS, O'ALLS, BOYS', GI'RLS', WOMEN'S AND MEN'S COWBOY JEANS AND SMOCKS. at prices we guarantee are the lowest. Leather Rubber Boots Work Shoes. " $6.95 $3.99 �1a1 George Wright institut� At I.as}.wooc. Features Famil Nigh.t Family Tight was held at the regular meeting of the Women's Institute. The executive and con- veners • of standing committees were in charge with Mrs. Ervin Rader do .the chair. k The business was dispensed with at the opening of the meet- ing and .after a sing song led by Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, Mrs. Rader conducted several •contests and stunts, Mrs. Anil Becker and Mrs, Arnold Euntz led In ,group games. .Mrs. Chas, 'Snell, Mrs, Ervin Seliade and Mrs. "Milfred Merrier were appointed tobring in a elate of officers for 'the coming year. The annual meeting will be held in March when each con- venor will give a report on the year's work. Miss Catherine Madden Mies Catherine (Kate) Mad- den, of Mount Cartmel, died on Tuesday, March 1, in St, Mary's. Hospital, London. "She was a sis- ter of the late John Madden, well-known cattle drover who died last year, She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Church of Our Lady, Mount Car- mel, The body rested at the T. Har- ry Hoffman Funeral Home until Thursday morning when requiem high mass was sung at the Church of Our Lady, Mount Carmel, by Father A. Scales!. Interment wase made in the adjoining cemetery. Miss Helen Spellman, London, spent last weekend with Mr, and Mrs, T. Harry Hoffman. Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, has missed several weeks of school through illness, Rdd Cross Dashwood public school made a'special effort to raise funds for the Bed Cross. Mr. Middleton's room realized $6.40 with a val- entine social. A substantial sum was forwarded to .headquarters. Personal Items Miss Anne Taylor, of +London. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs..fsetta Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family, of Waterloo, 'spent the weekend with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rader. On Sunday they visited with 4VIr. and Mrs. ,Leonard Restemeyer and family. `� Mr. and 'Mrs. Gerald Iligenell and family, of St. Catharines, spent the weekend with Gerald's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Higenell. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family, of Waterloo, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Rader and sMr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg. Mr. and Mrs. ,Glen Brown, of London, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, !Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wein. .. Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Bender and daughter, of London and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunnington, of Elim'ville, were Sunday visitors with Mr, John .Render. Mrs. Ervin Rader accompan- ied :Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Patterson• to London Saturday and visited with Mrs. James Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Knight and Robert. , Mr. and Mrs. Mack McDougall and Mr.= and. Mrs. John •Gillinger, of Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Bob McPherson and Don McKay, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haugh. Mr. V. L. Becker 'attended the Good Roads convention in Tor- onto last week. Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Hayter and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon at- tended the H.E.P.C. convention at :the Royal' York Motel in Tor- onto this week. • Little Jli'mmy Hayter. is 'visit- ing with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, :Fred Fritzley, in Gode- rich this week. Mary Anne. Hayter spent a. few days with her aunt and uncle, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayter. Misses Marie, Ruth and Mar- garet 'Salmon spent a few days with their grandmother, Mrs. M. Marten, MissNancy Tiernan, .of London spent the week -end with her par - eats, tMr•. and Mrs.'M. Tiernan. The young married people's: class, of Dashwood E. U, Ii, church and Crediton Vii, U, B. church chartered a bus last Wednesday and attended the Ice Follies at De- troit. The W. S. W. B. of Dashwood E. V. B. church attended the World Day .of Prayer services' held in the Church of !God at Grand Bend on Friday. Hail Prayer Crediton "Crediton Public School Princi- pal, Mrs. R. Molitor, was the speaker at the World Day of Prayer service held in the United Church on Friday. Joining with Crediton United Church Were members of Crediton Evangelical and Shipka United Churches'. Leaders were Mrs. W. Mack, Mrs. E. N. Mohr and Mrs. J. Ratz. Mrs, Molitor centred her remarks on, "The Refuge of Prayer". Mrs. A. Baker and Mrs. R. King sang a duet, "Teach Me To Pray", Mission. ]3and Crediton United Mission Band met on Thursday when the follows ing officers were installed: presi- dent, Marlene King; vice-presi- dent, John Brock; secretary, Do- reen Kenney; press reporter, Paul Boulianne; World Friends, Gwen Pfaff. It was voted to sponsor a door- to-door cookie sale on March: 12. A story was read by Mrs. C. Brock, Douglas Lightfoot and John Brock will convene the next meeting, Community Youth Fellowship The Communty• Youth Fellow- ship met in the United Church school rooms on Monday evening. Dorothy Mathers •was in charge of the worship period, which opened with a sing song led by Ralph Finkbeiner, The scripture was read by Rev. Mohr and Rev. Parrott led in prayer, A poem was read by Wallace• Pfaff and Rev. Irwin, who was present- from Camp Tpperwash, showed pictures on Japan, assist- ed by Mr; Birr. Personal Items Mrs. R. Molitor visited during the weekend at the home of her son in Strathroy. Mrs. W. Sisson and daughter, of Montreal, •are spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. England. Mr. Wesley Hirtzel, ;of Berwin, Alta., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baker .and other relatives. Miss Nancy Ann Fahner enter- tained as number of her friends at a birthday party on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heist and son Peter, of Grand Bend, were Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fanner. • The occasion *as Mrs. Heist's birthday, Mr. Robert Matthews, Rich- mond Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Wally %Freeman, of Barrie, were weekend visitors at the home of Dr. William Matthews, Miss B. Stark, R:N., accompanied them to Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berry, of London, and Mrs, Milton Pfaff, of Exeter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Young. Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent a few days this week in New Hamburg. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Heist and daughters,.of Fenwick, visited on Sunday with -Mrs. H. Finkbeiner and family. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Feist and sons, of St. Thomas, spent Sun- dayq with the former's mother, Mrs. M. Faist. Mr, James Brock has returned home from South Huron Hospital where he has been a patient for the past two weeks. "My wife and I- used to have fun at the beach. 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New Reduced Price $449.50 SNELGROVE'S• 1h'ltone 18 Exeter VO t Prayer Ray At Saintsbury The World Day of Prayer ser -- vice was held at thehome of Mrs. Maurice McDonald on Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. Davis was in charge assisted by several ladies of the congregation. Mrs, J. Tur- tier gave a talk, taking as her text. "Abide ,In Me".Mrs. 'Jack Dickins sang ""Be hou Nigh". Mrs. T. Kooy was organist. Members of the W.A. held their February meeting and it was de- cided to hold a play in the parish hall in the Easter holidays, Mrs. D. Gibson and Mrs. E, Greenlee assisted the hostess, Mr. and Mrs. 0, Davis, Mr..and Mrs, J. Dickins. Mr. and Mrs. E. so r Atkinson, M . and Mrs. M. Mc- Donald and Mr, and Mrs, H. Davis were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Carroll on Thursday evening. Mr, .and Mrs. jack Din - bins, Mrs. E. Atkinson and Mr. C. Daivs were prize winners in the progressive euchre which fol. lowed, Mr. and Mrs, S. Brock, Mrs. F, Coates and Mrs. R. Dickins, of Exeter, were Wednesday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis. Mr: 'and Mrs. J. Barker and Mrs. E. Greenlee were Thursday guests with Mr. and Mrs. 0, Dale, of London. Miss Joan Barker and Gary spent the day with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. Barker, Mrs, W. J. Davis returned home from Lunen on Sunday' atter spending the past two weeks helping care for her 'brother, Mr. H. W. Hodgins. Mrs. Maurice McDonald visited with Mr, and Mrs. A. Dickins, of Bailyniote, on Monday. Discuss Faiths At Trivitt WA The W. A. of Trivitt Memorial Church met in the Parish Hall on Tuesday. Mrs. H. Bierling presided and Mrs, V. Heywood read the scripture lesson. Mrs R. Dickins gave the study ;book instruction on India. Mrs, Lounds explained the Moslem religion; Mrs. Dickins the Hindo religion and Mrs. V. Heywood the mean- ing of caste. r� The next meeting will be post- poned one week so the members may attend the paint demonstra- tions. Mrs. Knox urged the ladies to attend the special services held each Wednesday during Lent. Hostesses were Mrs. B. Tuckey and Mrs. J. Stevenson. .• New Court Started! acted in Huron County In operation for the first time in Huron County, a Juvenile and Family Court has been set tip itl Goderich with Magistrate D, E. Holmes as Judge. The court has ,been in opera- tion since January t of this year and regular sessions are held at the County Court House, usually Preceding magistrate's court. Main functions of the court are to deal with canes under the Juvenile Delinquents Act, and .all family .matter s including cases. under the Deserted Wives :and, Children Act. As the court has been set en under Ontario °Statutes, records are being kept, including dockets and disPositiobs of. eases heard. `Under the Juvenile and Family Court system, -there are proba- tion officers and in Huron Coun- ty, the three field workers with the Huron 'County Children's Aid Society will conduct probation officer work, Vit. mows ttntAl"Inn111,Anllnnn}}Iln"unt},. 1 z s 5 Do You Crank OrYank Your Air Cooled Engine? 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