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LINDIONFIELDS
Rhone 1.81, k.teter
Winchelsea
Mr, and Mrs. Jack 'Wicks of
London visited aver the weekend
with. the latter's paren% Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. CUne Dobba and
family, 'Mrs. ,1111nor Dobbs, Mrs.
Stephens and boys, all or Glen -
cairn: Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brock
and boys of Cre4iton were Sun-
day Knests of Mr. ,and Mrs. Ivan
Brock.
Mr. Clarence Ford at Kitchener
spent the weekend with his moth-
er, Mrs. Harry Ford and Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elam lapin and.
family spent Mother's Day with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Narirey Skinner of $t. Paula.
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Introducing Open Night
Tuesday, May 17
WITH SPECIALS
• Silyerwood's Deluxe Ice Cream -1/2 Gals. $1.00;
Bricks 3 for $1,00
• Frozen Blueberries -3 Lbs. for $1.00. THEY MAKE
DELICIOUS PIES.
• SCHNEIDER'S: Cottage Rolls 650 Lb.; Pic-Nic Style
Shoulder 450 Lb.
g WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 10 P.M.—CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
11 Exeter
Beef
Exeter Frozen Foods
PHONE 70
We Have arranged for a supply of
stable -fed cattle. They won't last
long. BUY YOUR EXETER BEEF
NOW. THERE IS A 'DIFFERENCE.
There is a special price on a side of
beef or a side split between two
families.
MAIN ST.
THE TIMESADVOCATE. 'EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 195$
Prize,Winning ESSSY
Hospital invaluable To rea
This article was awarded/4ra
pNrize in the essay contest
spou-
soei by SWAM Huron Hospital
connection with Hospital
Day.
By „ItIantlii HODGSON
Hospitals are invaluable. To
the ill and the accident victims
they provide the service that's
needed when it is ueeded.
A hospital allows a patient's
family and friends to visit him,
while he is receiving more skilful
care than the ordinary home Pro-
vides.
His doctor, also, -has a better
chance to effect proper treat-
ment for his patient, assured that
his orders will be followed exact-
ly.
These facts are obvious to ev-
eryone. But there are other,
more subtle values which should
be realized by the community as
a whole, even by those people who
have never required their hospi-
tal's services.
A sense of security is import-
ant to everyone. People realize
that illness and accidents strike
quickly. It is reassuring to know
that ambulances, doctors, and a
hospital are within easy reach
of the telephone. • '
A hospital provides employ -
pent for many people In the com-
munity. Doetors, nnrses, nurses'
Here's the life -line of the
Month from the Ontario Safety
League: Expect the unexpected
from children. Wherever there
may be children, slow down and
watch for them! You'll be. saving
a life! 0,
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SUPERIOR
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Your Distributor for
Proinme Gas and Appliances
for Form, Home and Industry
Call Stratford 4174
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$1.00 SPECIALS!
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 1-e. $1-:00
SOCKEYE SALMON RED CIRCLE 3 FoR* $1.00
PORK & BEANS CLARKE'S 20 OZ. 6R
F $1.00
FRUITHSPECIAL 15:GIDLEF EFS Akl. FOR $1 *00
AYLMER SOUP, Veg., 10 Oz.... 8 for $1
PEAS, Nature's Bea ....... ... . .. .. 8 for $1
R. & W. KETCHUP, 110Z; ..... 5 for $1
P'APPLE JUICE, Sweet Treat, 8 for $1
INTERLAKE TISSUE 10 .for $1
NIBLETS CORN, Green Giant .. 6 for $1
R. & W. MILK 8 for $1
KLEENEX 6 for $1
More $1 .1 ToP
QUALITY
Specials
PEANUT
BUTTER
R & w, 16 oz. — 3
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
.LISBY'S, 15 Oz. — 4
CAT FOOD
" PUSS 'N BOOTS
8 Oz. — 10
- CAKE MIX
illOGIN HOOD
White — 5
CORN FLAKES
KELLOGG'S 12 Oz. --4
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swift Premium, Fully Cooked
Picnic Shoulders 43c
Combination Sale
Swift Brookfield Sausage, 1 Lb.
Swift Premium Sliced Side Baeon, A Lb.
1 Lb. Fresh Sliced Pork Liver
ALL THREE FOR $1.00
Quality Beef Pot Roast 3 Lbs. for $1
Swift's Premium Pranks 8 Lbe. for $1
Swift's Premium Bologna 4 Lbs. ter $1.
Instant
Coffee
RED & WHITS
2 oz. 59c
$1.4
LYNN VALLEY
WAXED ,
BEANS
15 oz.
8 for $1
P. E. C$
Potatoes ..., $4.69
Cabbage 100 Lb.
Lettuce 2 for 350
Neiv.Sfore Hours Sta'''. Next Week,
OPEN TUES., FRL & SAT. NIGHTS—CLOSED ALL DAY WED.
' Mondayt 8 4.M. to 6 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 10 P&L
WEDNESDAY: CLOSED
R.*ikttC s
Thursday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday : 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Foodiatid
AMPLE PARKING 'EXETER SOUTH,,
Check The London Free Press Wednesdays Por Our Full -Page Ad
aidS, cooks, laundresses, Janitors
and others are required.
Any community may well be
proud of its hospital. It gives
prestige to a town. A hospital can
foster 20-0Peratlen 41,131011g the
people in the district it serves
where other organizations fail
The residents are bronght to-
gether in a fight against common
foes: disease and death. There is
no racial, religious egr financial
discrimination in a hospital. A.
common 'wed draws all peonies
together.
Moreover, hospital in a com-
munity encoiXreges the study of
medicine. Yonng people train for
nurses and doctors so that they
may return to their home town
hospital and serve their ornmuni-
tY. It encourages such invaluable
organizations as the contorts Can-
cer Society and through these
keeps its public informed about
advancements in the detection and
treatment of diseases.
The affairs of .a hospital are
guided by outstanding, public-
spirtted citizens who give gen-
erously of their time and talents
with no thought of remuneration.
To help them, the Ladies" Auxil-
iary was formed. It is their Job
to raise funds, when necessary, to
'make baby clothes, mend sheets,
buy dishes for the kitchen, and
toys for the children. These small,
but important details are skilfully
taken care of by capable, public-
spirited women.
A hospital is, a definite asset
to any community, its value not
to be calculated. In terms Of 401..
lars and cents but in terms of the
lives staved, the goodwill fostered
and the security and prestige af-
forded the community it serves.
Comments About Centralia
By MRS, 'rano BOWDEN
Church Service •
Mrs. IGerald •Gettbelt was the
leader for the Christian Family
Day service in the church on 'Sun-
day morning, •
Boys and girls filled the choir
loft to provide the special music.
Two numbers were sung' by the
choir, vocal duets by Jean and
Joan Essery, Eleanor Mae Hod-
gins •and *Helen Collinson and a
solo 'by 1Bobby Lammie,
The offertory music was a
piano trio lily Eleanor Mae, Cath-
erine and Keith Hodgins. Stories
were told by Mr. Lloyd llforgan,
and Maxine Bowden,
During the service two babies
were baptized: Janet Alice,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Smith and 'David William,
son of Mr, and, Mrs, W. A. El-
liott. .
The address was given by •the
pastor Rev. Clarke:_
:Baskets of spring flowers, ibloS-
soms and mums, tastefully ar-
ranged,. made a colourful back-
ground for the service whichwas
under the supervision of 'the Sun-
day School superintendent Mr.
Reg. Hodgson.
W.A. Meeting
Mrs. C. McCurdy presided for
the program at the W.A. meeting
in the schoolroom .of the •church
on Wednesday .afternoon or last
week. A poem, a 1Viother's prayer,
was •read by the leader.
A number was sung' by a, quar:
tette of Mrs. X. Greb, Mb. J.
Essery, Mrs. C. McCurdy and Mrs.
L, Hodgson. A reading was given
by Mrs, Greb.
Rev. Clarke gave a talk on
"The Influence- of Mothers" on
the lives of sons and idaughtees
and the anany ways in which a
mother can lead her children to
know the right way of living. •
Mrs. L. Hodgson was in charge
of the business. The buying or
more •kitchen equipment was dis-
cussed. Plans were made to at-
tend the W.A. Convention in
"James Street church, Exeter. Mat-
erial was Shown from which ar-
ticles could be made for the
bazaar. • •
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Saintsbury
Si 108. H. DAVIS
Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs. T. Kooy
Mrs. M. ' McDonald and Mrs. H.
Davis attended the W.A. annual
meeting held in London last week
also the opening communion ser-
vice at St. 'Paul's Cathedral,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins
of Lucan, Mrs. G. Needham of
London township, Mrs. W. J.
Davis and Mrs. G. ,Godbolt of
Centralia visited with Mrs. Fred
Davis recently. '
Mrs. G. Needhikm spent the
past week at the home of Mrs.
W. 1. Davis and on Wednesday
visited with Mr. and Mrs. M.
Abbott.
'Mrs. jack Mains and Mr. and
Mrs. M. McDonald and Joyce
spent the past weekend at Oril-
lia.
Miss Alma,rie Davis of London
is spending .three weeks 'at the
home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and
Heather were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. G. Mc:galls and at-
tended service at the United
Church ,Centralia.
The May meeting of the W.A.
was held on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Earl Atkin-
son. Several members assisted
the president in prayer. Mrs. J.
Dickins read the •seripture. The
roll soil was answered with an
article Per the *bazar& to be held
on June 8. Quilt blocks were
turned in for a "Dresden Plate"
quilt. The -rest el the afternoon
Was spent in' quilting. Mrs, T.
'Kooy invited the ladies for the
June meeting.
Mr, and Mrs, J. Barker and
fatally were dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis on
Su ird ay.
Mr. and WS, L. Maguire of
Scotland were weekend guests
With Mr. and Mr, M. Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs, D. Abbott spent
the weekend visiting Mr. and Mie.
Mt!gsford of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs, J3, ,Greenlee and
miss A. Davis and Mr, J. Young
spent Sunday at Eugenia.
Mr, and Mit. C. Davis and fam-
ily were dinner griests with Mrd.
W. J. Davis on Sunday.
Mr. and Mtg. II. Latta, and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mr. D, Maguire
and bOye' Were ,stiliday evening
guests With Mr. and Mts. IA, At.,
kindOir. / 4 " •
There were 4,029,618 pairs of
all -rubber overshoes and galoshes
Made 'in Canada in 1958.
Personal Items
Flight Lieut J. L., and Mrs.
Andrew and family of Downs-
view were weekend visitors with
Mr. and IVIrs. George Hicks.
'Mr. and Mit. R. Gates Vie?
ted over the weekend with friends
in Windsor and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wilson
and family of R.idgetown were
Sunday visitors with mr. ond
Mrs. Lloyd Moron,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock
spent the weekend with relatives
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. L. tB. Hodgson
were 'in Belleville last week at,
tending the funeral of Mrs. Hod-
gson's brother, the late Mr.
'Smale. . • •
Mr, and Mrs, S. 'Molnar are
visiting in Montreal. With their
son, Steve Molnar.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Dixon, Mr.
and Mrs, A. H'artry and Mrs. D.
Patterson of London were Sun-
day guests •with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Elliott,
A number' of members of the
WM.'S. were in Crediton Thurs-
day atternoon attending the fif-
tieth anniversary of -the 'United
Church W,".M.S,
'
Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Gates at-
tended the 'Library Convention
in Goderich n IVIoxiday,
(Intended for -lett week)
Mr. and* Mrs, Glen Robinson
attended ,the, Navy Reunion in
Peterboro over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Of Elim-
ville and Mr. and 'Mrs. Mervin
Dunn of Usborne were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
'George Dunn.,
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