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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-05-26, Page 13"9 A A4 9- r .> 49 4." 4' 4" 4' 1 -11 • • 4,4 .44 4 4 Jfri„ 4 .4 V, 44 44 i. 1 1 . . . to Make sure 700 are. reeeiving TOP PRICES ter your .live poultry before selling by phoning: COLLECT • . SO44114411M00011141141i011S1SSMSSSISilsorsestrusilltmorssaserassissmstss itssuus usury muse Chock with Poultry :Co. London 74230 or Hensel' 6804-2 l lllll 1141111#S144141110. SEED :BE ANS Many tests have shown that the badly weathered beans of last all have VERY POOR. GERMINATION WHY RISK A POOR CROP Sow Dependable Seed See Us For YouroSeed Requirements We have a complete stock of commerical White and Yellow Eye seed on hand OUR PRICKS ARE REASONABLE oft COOK BROS. miLLING. Co. Ltd.' Phone 24 Hensel! THE TRUSADVOCATEr EXETER James St.. Class Decorates. Room IlYiegabers of acJanLOS $t. Malted Circh ;Sunday School Class ere practicing the ''"dv•it-yoUrself" theme --they are redecorating their • roOlu. -in the 'basement of the elaureh. "Six Ingint era .lat the class, whose teaeher is vXs. M. Fletcher,. paint- ed :tile roam and ohaire lest week. %LOY inOlUded st)On Welsli, 111, 1atten, Kevin Delbridge„ Gorden' MeCarter, Ieen Trier and X400 Witmer. Girls. et the class are planning to make AeW Curtains for the windows.: Mr. ,C.4erdoia Reehr art teacher et the high. ;School. will Paint Aceneon one of 'the was, ft,,,•••ft.fttaftr,t•Ift•ftoftft,,,,ow.I.,ft,ft•••••• News of Sunshine By 1DR�. WIL11191 DICKEY • MISS Mary Dickey visited with Mrs. Chas. Drew and daughters at Huron Park en Saturday. Mr, and M. Clarenee 'Ford, of Kitchener, were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Dick- ey and family during the weekend Mr, and ,,Mrs. Andy Andersen, of Toronto,, were weekend visit- ors at the borne of Mr. Hugh Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johns were weekend, visitors with Mr. and 1Vira. Howard Hodge and Judy at Ripley. Mr. Milne Gregory, of Merton, spent the weekend with Mr, 13ev. Simpson. • Visitors here on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and Marlene; Mr, and Mrs. Lorne ?asamore and children, of Thames Road; Mr. and 'Mrs, Edgar Stacey and ,Sharon, of Mitchell Road with Mr. and, Mrs. Edgar 'Itodd; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ;Brine, 'of Base Line, with M. and Mrs. LaVerne Rodd; Mr. and Mrs, Tb,os, Gunn- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Ghas. Jones, of ;Granton also Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Miller, of Exeter, with Mr. and .Mrs. Jim Miller; Mr. ;and Mrs. Kenn Marry and family, of Hanover, with Mr, and Mrs. John Simpson. IAA She Ain't Here But These Beautiful Cars Are 1954 •BUICK SPECIAL' SEDAN OLDS 88 HYDRAMATIC CO.A.CH .. $2,695 • 1953. PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN .. $1,595 FORD COACH • 0,450 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1,495 1952 • DODGE COACH or SEDAN Radio—Your Choice , $1,250 PONTIAC SEDAN • $1,195 FORD SEDAN, Sharp $1,850 1951 CHEV SEDAN, radio $1,195 CHEV COACH Overhauled Motor,Spotless $1,095 AUSTIN SEDAN, Ral Cheappie For $ 550 PONTIAC CATALINE'ILARDTOP Hydramatip, Radio, You name it— it's got it.—Come in and -we'll give you a trade ori this one. 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN; Radio *.. $ 995 • DODGE COACH, Radio $ 995 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 995 1949 2 • FORD COACHES, Sharp $ 795 MONARCH COACH—Driven by an old lady—only 30,000 miles. $ 995 MONARCH, SEDAN, Real Sharpie $ 895. FORD COACH Souped up with dual exhausts $ 650 1948 nopci 8E011'7 -Cleans as a. pin... $ 650 1947 8 •CHEV SUDANS---Steals at ...J....0>r $ 595 • 2 DODGE SEDANS, Each $ 495 Trucks 48 FORD ..8/15 VON, Lovely S. 500 '52 ?ORP pactivEL, New Motor 5-Yd./3rantford. BOX and Hoist .4.4. $1,095 Several 40-42 Cars $.91.60 MOTOR SALES PONTIAC BUICK GMC Phone 78 Zurich Phone 608 or 318 Exeter NUM THURSDAY MORNING,, MAY 26f MS To Erect Scout :House .t Community Park EXeter is to have a new -Scent. Hall for theuse of the 6eOnta.• Cubs, Rangers, Girl Guides and Brownies. This was deeded at meeting of the .eter Liona Club Friday :evening, After considerable work on the Part of Lion jack Smith. and kls boys and girls committee in try- ing to locate a suitable :place fpr the Couts to meet, the lineation took definiteform atter IlarrY Firth, of London, PoMMissioner for Boy Scouts • in Western ;On- tario, addressed the medting. TAe scout House, at an esti- mated =cost 4)1 .$0,1)00.1. will be •erected at the Community seOtit of the tran4stand, subject • • B. W. TGCKEY Topics From Dashwood 6 By Anis. E. 11. RADER M. Aaron 'Oestreicher spent a few days last Week' visiting with his son and daughter and families Dr. and Mrs, Donald of Chatham and Drs.' John and Eunice 1VioXishnie, of London. Dangles, second son of Mr, and Mrs. Eimer ,Rader was taken to Victoria 'Hospital, London, last Week when his eye was hurt IlaY piece of wire. An operation was Performed and 'Douglas is mak- ing a satisfactory recovery. Grant, two-year-old' son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoperoft, is 111 with pneunaonia, Holiday Visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Waiper 'and girls, of Ingersoll, with Mr. and Mrs. Philip paSsold. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wieberg, of, Waterloot witlx,Mr„ and Mrs. Fred "Wieberg and .Mr, and Mrs. Victor Tyler. Mr. Mervyn Stela( and Patsy, of Bradford, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Restemey- er, Wendy and Judy and Mr, and Mrs. Martin MoGrenire, all of London with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Restemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Willert and daughter and 'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willert and family, all of • Exeter, with 1Virs. Amelia Willert. Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Patterson, 3.12.1110S and Winston and Mrs. Ada Patterson at Ervin Rader's. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Newton, of Strathroy, with Mr. •and Mrs. R. HoPcroft. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Filkins and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley FilkinS, of Howell, Mieh., with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Nadiger. Mrs. W. Filk- ins is slayirt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nadiger, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker and family •and' Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Greb, of Preston, at Listowel with IVIr. and 'Mrs. Herb. Lambke. Mrs. Ervin, Grob, of Preston, with her daughter and family, Mrs. Lorne Becker. Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Pfile and Mr.' and Mrs. Art Allemand in Lansing, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baste - mayor and Edward and Miss Tillie Restemayer at Niagaro Palls with Mr. and Mrs. (Carl Allemand. •Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ness and Mrs. Deggle:5, of Stratford, with Mrs. N. Ness. mr. and -Mrs, Stuart Wolfe, Mrs. Lou Eagleson, Mrs. Art W41- lert and Lloyd Eagleson spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Eagleson and family, ,South- ampton.• Mr. Hilton Ford is in Victoria Hospital, London, with •a,severe 'eye infection, ' NB's: Harry Ilayter and Joanne MrS, James Hayter, Mary Ann and Jininty visited or a sew days with Mr. ,arid Mrs. Joe Bruce -of WindSor. Mrs. ;Bertha Hayter who had been visiting there return - •ed hosrie with them Luther -linters * quiet doiible-ring etre* mon performed by the Rev. Louis Higenell in Zion Lutheran church Dashwoad 'igaturday, May 14, Margnergd Alva, only, datighter of Mr: said Mrs,- Elmore TraterS, Dashwbod was united in mar - 1 doge with tOrne, oldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Manford Luther, Blue Water Highway. The date cheleil WAS also the 25th anni- versary Of the groom'S ParePta• The :bride Wore a light bluo- grey Suit identical to that worn b 'the groom. iShe wore link acne:Merles and an Orebid cor- sage. Her only attendant was Shirley Luther of London, sister of the groOrn, attired in. a taVY SnithitEria0CesSeriOS and 41; cor. sage df red 'rose buds. Karl ars ,brother f the ibride, Wag grown:mann, Potiowing a reception held at the bride's, home they left 011 trip tilrlThited 5itt0S. 012 their return •thoy ,will alto near Grand tend, to the approval of the town cOntn- cil, owners of the property. Mr. Firth pointed out that be- tween 1.919 and 1.920 the Illxeter; $0011t Troop received the first. charter issued in Ontario. °Pre- viously the charters were linnied in England. He outlined the Scout Promise :and the Mottq and stated that .seoutiog was now carried on in 00 different coun- tries. Most pf then cpuntx'llia will be represented at a Scent lam - bores to be held next month at Niagara Fails. Beason W. l'imkey, former Ex» eter mayor and Huron WIAKIenr WAS elected president of the 011111 Succeeding W. 0, Cochrane. Other officera named were: Vice-presidents, R. 0, DittneY, parry Snider and Ed Brady; Sec- retary, Robert Reilly; treasurer, Earold Kelson; Won tamer,Fred parling; tail twister, Russ Stiell;' Pianist, Norm Walper; directerS, one year, R. Hicks, G. Arthur; two years, Reg. Beavers, Welling- ton Hem, Brother's Keeper "Am I my hrth oer's keeper?" had irrth4rioauggladetshteiencenhtu4eriesGain d an murdered his ;brother Abel, God called to him, "Where is thy brother?" Hot with anger, rebel- lious with hate, his words tum- bled out, "I know not, am I my brother's keeper?" And all the voices of all men ;down thrpugh the uncounted years hale replied. as Cain's own conscience dictat- ed, e"tYeenthe• uere'" Swtime' of Cain and Paul, many centuries rolled a- long. Yet we find this Christ - filled follower of Jesus writing to the Romans, "ft is good neith- er barest flesh, nor to drink wine, nor anything whereby thy brother stumbleth or ,is offended or is made weak." Too had that the Romans did not heed Paul's warn- ing. They became the infamous; gluttons and wine -soaked revel- lers of the ancient World. They are relegated' to :history books, But Paul's words are a sober- ing manifesto to us today. Either we will heed his ;warning or we too will become ,one•with Nine- veh and Tyre, Ind= and Gomor- rah, or Ancient Rome, —Advt, Authority Plans Office In Exeter The Advisory Board on Vioance or the Ausab.le itiver Conservation Authority ha* 'ree- ommended that the watershed office be ,located IttOgeter, The receMroendatiell, still to be approved by the Antiaority as a whole, Was approved at a meet- ing. 01.. the hoard Thursday night. Secretary-rieldman lial Hoolce will tale up residence in town arennfl; the middle' of june. News Budget From 13rinsley By MRS. L. MAYEN orrrAtr..."-or-orrerrrrr...,Arw.A....forrwrAtrrrt The laddies of Brinsiey Buited eharcb held a .suocessful bazaar recently in the basement of ;the church, Mr. and Mrs, ;Earl Dixon 1112C1 Mr, and Mrs, Hiram Thompson motored to Windsor and Detroit for the holiday. • Mrs. Ida Prest visited recently with her daughter, Mrs. Sheppard. of DienfY, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Prouse, of London, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer. Mr, and Mrs. Lin ;Craven spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Gamble, of Fingal, ;Miss Minnie Keogh, of Litcan. epent Wednesday SA01110031 with her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keogh, Miss Betty Morley has been spending a few daysWitli Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins. 4401040}*1 flfl..IJuIIuftIflintutuiflH�u 4441 0140444.000s us; 011444444404104114104040000400140004044014140.4400Snsorrmsrprosi 01010-40, . 9 AS k -VW liarir • .111 IS rry Orr 40 .11141 or EN 0 .0 tiON S Ni110LSr 41krarilliw•ISSIL.V. id ILI .00 w,k LI 0 Akerwyrryr sC'S , W `00 1 . Fans And Hot Plates I Maybe you need one or the other—the place to bn.y it is at Russell's. Our fans range from four inches to four feet and they're all irell-made. Our hotplates, too,are service- able and inexpensive. But these aren't all. We've dozens gr of useful electrical appliances you'll want for the summer. Handy gadgets for the homemaker—ideal gifts for your friends. RUSSELL ELECTRIC YOUR., HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE DEALER, FOR SALES WITH SERVICE EXETER. PHONE 109 • %Ho lllllllllllllllll llllllll llllllllllllllllllll lllll lllll owirtutim4 ll 11111444 lllllllllll l Al ll llll 1111141111111114; llll IVA 44.-414,..="47.70 AAP .4.444,44. 14* ..10.4.111 •,•*4•41, • O. Mr, • )) • AS. •111M.1.••••N=11=110.0., • On a highly windy day in 1892, Charles L. Jones of the Cincinnati National League team pitched a no-hitter,,his only game of the year! The date— October 15th—last day of the season! A sports curiosity worth remembering! olcaorrs BREWING.,COMPANY UNITED 3120 The Case of the Missing Doorpost flick coutsei 4 -noon nrvrEnA—(new edition, of a famous thriller by Buick). Synopsis: John Q. Public, looking for ex- citement, drops in on his Buick dealer, His eye is immediately caught by a pair of stunning beauties whose invitation is too exciting to resist. The Buick salesman introduces them—the beautiful 1884 Buick Smair..—and her big sister, the 236 -hp Buick CEraunvi John Q. Public is intrigued by the sleek convertible styling (with -the safety of the steel roof)—excited by the enticing possibilities of Variable Pitch Dynaflow* automatic transmission—and captured Sy the post -less. most wide open view he's ever enjoyed. Thus begins a fabulous ublv adventure in Summing Up: A beautifully paced thriller for every taste. Bound to become the No. I best seller. On sale at all Buick dealers now. *Priallme Drive Automatic Transmission is standard on Roadmaster, optional at Cxtra cost on other Series. A'00481AL MOTOES VALUE Make In Stt OUR tit • MAY Safety Month • @-.) •••"..•• ll ll lll ll ll 1 7hriN of the Year Is 111111011f 4 -Doo .Riviera ZURICH PHONE 78, Pearson Motor Sales ° EXETER PHONE SOS