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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-04-28, Page 11TRICYCLES ql/M Wild MIN* Chre*. * Ta4144sr Wel WOOS ►Yet1ii FROM s ,Legion �o Ladies Exeter Branch of the .Canadian Legion held: Ladies' Night last Thursday with the Lions, Kins- men, Firemen, Exeter town coun- cil, the reeves of Ushernee Hay and Stephen township and their ladies as guests, 'The entertainers included the Patti Brothers and. Shirley, a ventrilequist .and. pianist from Tpronte. and Jack McLean, im- personator on the Holiday Ranch TY show. The buffet 'lunch, prepared .and attractively served by R'oy /Roc!, was'.'a highlight .of the evening. A dance 'band from RCAF :Sta- tion Centralia provided music during .and .ufterlunch, it Phone 86 Exeter Garages $0047 and Ev Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon; and during the evenings throughout the Week: Hunter Duvar & SONS. LTD. semen1MNMwmmm,mM,lmm,a,N ' . Alnlmmnlnlulnmm11,11,11ntalemso ememi nimetti m.. epos. vroa\ rt _ AWant Ad _, CASR Vr enitly rcqu1red to meet court judgement.. For Sale: prolluetiye 100 -acre farm with comfortable home. If, ;atter an accident, the court said; " •. . . 4170,000 damages," would a classified a l like this be part of your answer? Not if you have enough insurance. But be sure you have E. enough. s' &Winn Ross Francis =BETON REPREl ENTING PONE 34-r-15 °Co -Operators Insurance Ass'n . "Automobile Ins rirance For. .Careful Drivers" Because you can trust this dealer— • You can trust his USED EARS- It .TRUCKS marked with the Lof SAFE BUY Behind act/ Safe Buy Used Car and Truck stands the tame of a reputable here -to -stay businessman --your Mercury -Lincoln -Meteor dealer. That's your assurance of a "Safe Buy" -a dependable car or truck that's been thoroughly checked and reconditioned that's guaranteed. Watch B8, Sullivan's "Toast of the Town" on TV every Sunday 8:00 p.m. CFP,L-TV,, Channel 10 • 410H Poultry Club Discusses Feed "Feedieg and Management" was. the topic at ;the .second uaeet- ing 'of -tha Exeter 4-H iE'onitry Club held Monday evenlmg at 5.1f.A:11•IS. (President d'izn atter- ing'ton ,conducted the =eating. M. Morgan,. chub. leader, led in discussion on 'feeding end man- agement of poultry. Ile also, show- ed a film related to the. 'topic. The point stressed was "theear- ly !gains are the Cheapest" The Exeter Kinsmen are 'seon- spring the club and a ioin't .ban- quet between the two clubs is being planned for (September. News of Kirkton BE .) . PAM HARGI TON Pass That Counts The •Class That Counts met .et the home of Mrs. Ruth Shier. 'Mrs Myrtle Salley onduoted the wYr e B Y worship service assisted by Mrs, Batten and Mrs. Evelyn Wright. Rolf call was answered with houtiecleaning hints. Mrs. 'Wanda Robinson and Mrs. Joyce .Baton gave readings fol- lowed by a piano solo :by Mrs. Violet Stone. Current events were taken by' Mrs. Verna MacE'lrea.. Mrs. Verde Morrison conducted a silent auction which realized quite a sum of money. Ladies' Guild And W.A. The Ladies' Guild and W.A. of St. Paul's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Maurice Dinkier Thursday afternoon Mre. A. Irvine and ]Vire. J. Roundest presided over the meet- ings. The •soripture was read by Mrs. A. Knox An interesting paper on the Bible was given by Mr's. Jack Urquhart. . Mrs. Roundell aU tioned off a number of articles and a"contest was conducted by Mrs. Maurice •Blackler. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. Mills. Personal 'Items Mr. Lloyd "Zurbrigg and Miss Margaret Alexander , . of• King-` ston, visited on Friday with Mrs, H. Copeland. Miss Jane HeWins returned on Sunday to her home at Niagara Falls, N.Y„ after visiting with Mrs. H. Copeland, Mr. Albert Doupe, of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and° Mrs, Everett Doupe, . Mr. and Mrs, Ira Marshall have returned after spending the win- ter in Florida.. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fergu- son and Dick Ferguson, of St. Marys, and Dr. and Mrs. W, E. Pridham, of Mitchell, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. G. H, Bur- gin. Mrs. Fred 'Switzer, Mrs. Fred Roger, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs. G. H. Burgin attended the W.M.S. meeting at Listowel. last Tuesdy. Mrs, Robert Hazlewood, Mrs. Fred Roger, Mrs. Everett Doupe and Mrs. 'G. H. Burgin attended London Conference, Branch at Stratford this week. The 'primary class at Kirkton United Church sang a special Spring number on Sunday. Mrs. A. Mills, of Windsor, is visiting at the Rectory with Rev. and Mrs. R A. C. Mills, Rev. George- Hamilton spent •Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton. At the United Church, Miss Helen Anderson sang a solo and Miss Gladys • Switzer gave the missionary reading. Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson and daughter Joan, of Clande- boye, Spent the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Al F}'veleigh: Data On Elinvlle By. MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mr.• and Mrs. Wim, Johns vis ited•on'Sundray with Mr, and Mrs. .Robert Gailbraith Of Kenwood. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper • Were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley; Jr. and Janice 'of Whalen, Mr. and rMrs. How- ard Pym, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons and .,Susan of .Iiensall. Mrs. Charles Stephen return- ed home last week .after ,being a patient in Victoria, Hospital. • Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques. and Yvonne of Zion visited on Wednesday •with Mr. and' Mrs.. Ross Skinner. i,l"muluuiuuuulurrtu,untruuunnuYiul„u1YW1Yi1r1,11m11unY1,1Yuttttt nunuununlnumOnu"It, ,• Church Orpnizations Ente.rtaIn At Dashwood Newly Clo iraned• Entertained The members of the Walther: League of Zion Lutheran chura. entertained the newly confirmed at a social. evening, Tuesday,'. April 18. The evening was spent, in group ,games. Rev. L. Bigenell!, gave .an address of welcome and. outlined the work of the league. Margaret $al!mon entertained: a number of little friends. et a' birthday .party Monday afternoon.`, Miss Theresa Zimmer, of lion-' don, :spent the weekend with cher. Parents, Mr, and Mrs. 'Barry Zimmer. Drs, Jolhn .and Euniee 'McK1sh nie and sons, John and ,Ja'ntie, of London, .anent Wednesday of last week with the latter'e lath. er, Mr. Aaron 0estreicher;, Mr. Earl Pelfer, of Chatham, called on his ,mother,. Mrs. 1Matilda Peifer Friday 'morning. and both spent the day with Lrelatives at Gran e d Bend, Hold Social Evening The Youth Fellowship of the E.U.B, church held a social even- ing Tuesday , April 19, and en- tertained the Youth Fellowship, group from Crediton E, U, B. ohurcht: • Mrs. K. Schade Native Of Hay Mrs. Kate Schade, 8,5,- died Sunday, April 24, at the home of her daughters, 'Misses Ger- trude and Melvina Schade, Lon- don.. - She dived in Hay township un-. til .the death of her husbands Wm. Schade, in .1.923 and wag a mem- ber of Zurich ,Fivangelical United Brethren Ohurch. Surviving (besides her two daughters are two sons, dlrvin, of Da,s'h'wood .and 'Clarence, con- cession It, Hay. The body rested at the Hoff- man funeral, home. until. Tues. - day when services were conduct- ed by Rev. K. R•oppell, Zurich, Interment was in • Zurich Bronson• Line cemetery. Smelt Fishing L. Smelt enthusiasts in and- around Dashwood have'been getting those silvery, .slim ,fish iby the • thous - Gram Says y. —Continued from Page 8 but meantime the hot house ones do very well: When we make a vegetable salad we put in every kind we can get our hands on,. the more the merrieri • We are going to .give yqu a recipe for a dressing we like very mach for ,a 'tossed salad. '(,Pry it sometime for a change of (flavor. We'll give credit; to a young roan in Rochester, N.., who passed it on to us. He's a''good cooki SALAD DRESSING (Elmer Berrean, Rochester) 1 bottle catsup 1 cupsalad oil (not olive oil) cup vinegar I cup sugar 1 tsp. onion juice „ 1 tsp. garlic juice • • 'Combine all ingredients in a quart sealer. Shake well before using. ans wishes to announce that be lutes opened an office fox -the practice of reed: - eine at ” 460 Main St. Exeter Phone 367 Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. and Saturday afternoons from 2.5 and Tues. and Thurs. from 7.O p.m. Cowboy Togs Your boys can ride' 'em 'hard— these clothes can stand their, play. St4'png denim cowboy Jeans with denim cowboy hats to match -- colorful . shirts to complete the outfit. Let your .boy "ride the range" this summer. Boys' Dress Outfits Smart matching shirts and pants. Sturdy garments to active' young boys, Jackets, shits, sport coats, sweaters, dress shirts by Arrow. t 1 WaJp�r's Men'sWear Phone 81 Exeter R4iiinYYUlYn1'iYOYY1YYYiriilYIYYUYYrYY1bY1YYYnnnY YiYYIYYIhiI'YYIYYnInrYYYiiifYYYYIYiii'i1YUYif'YYligtYYnIYYYiiIIbYYiiliYYYYYYUUn� ands; The shores of Lake lluron are aglow with bonfires, lanterns and flashlights: as young and old try their luck at catching these tasty little fellows, PerspRaa Items Mr, and Mrs, Reinhold Miller .and, Mr. ansa Mrs. Edgar Reste- mey.,er .and Edward ;apept Sun-. dray at Kitcbener with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine and family, 5fr. and Mrs, Albert Miller, Janet and Robert spent ISllndaY at Niagara ga a 1?`a 11s with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Aliernang and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rader, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. •John. Rader. Mr. and Mrs; L. If. Rader spent, the weekend Waterloo h their two daughatters and famwitilies Mr,., and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and Mrs, Garnet Weisberg. • ' Mr. and Mrs, Paul Nese, of Stratford,visited with PAW'S nYo- thet-, Mrs. N. Ness Saturday and she returned with them on a visit. - Mr. .and Mrs, John Gilbert, of ;Stratford spent the -weekend wttii 'Mr. and Mrs. .Courtney Enrmeis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. David Baird,- of London, spent Sunday with •Mrs. Matilda, heifer.- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good man, of Detroit, spent Saturday wtih Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Wafter. Rey. W, Krotz is attending the Ontario session of the E, U. B. church conference at Kitchener this week. Mr. Jack Gaiser will also attend during the week, When the weather gets warm- er, you can be sure that Ontario youngsters will be out of doors more of the time, making i1 for the winter months indoors, You .might say their greatest fault is that they act like children. That is, they're so busy playing, they sometimes don't notice nearby traffic. That's why the Ontario Safety League urges that all drivers in this Province expect the unexpected from children. Former Teacher Dies In California Mrs: G. W. Myers, widow of the late Glenn W. MYer's,died iu Berkeley, Calif. elrs. Myers was formerly G•entie (Short; daughter. Of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Short, of Exeter, and sister of Mrs. Wm. B. Welsh, of Exeter' and Miss ,Fern Short, of Un - don. One was a former sebogl, teacher in the )14:4all and • ICred-' iten dretricte. Mrs. :Myers 'leaves, beside 'her; two sisters, four .children, Olio, Ellis, Wayne and' 4Vlyrna (Mrs. Barry W. West) all of Berkeley.' Interment was made in the Geld- en Gate National cemetery, Bruno Calif., on Friday, April 22, Topics From Rs MISS JANE DY$EM4N Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson, Glendale, visted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bern. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Range and ar iwere Friday Wayne, C ed t .o.n , r y Visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Dyke:nen, Dianne and Susan,. •Galt. spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Jud Pykeman and family. Mrs. Melville Kern is spending a week with Mr, and Mrs. How- ard Morley, Hazel Park, Mich. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Jaques were, .Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Bowers and children, Exeter and Misses Noreen and Viola Anderson, Science Hill. Mrs. Isabel • ;Sugdon. visited with 'Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Webb of St. Ives on Sunday and attend ed the dedication of the new Sunday School there, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns and Lois were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. D. Spence, Wood- ham. Canada has 11.5,00b troops -on' active service, but here is the harsh note far the taxpayer; It takes 30,000' civil servants to ad - Minister these troops. ON Gumurrao PASS BOOK Acemarrs HIGHER TOMS ON 7EHM Doo. '. i1L..1 BEMIER TRUST 'CO)4P:A Y 440. 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