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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-23, Page 11Make This Your Frozen Food Centre Beef i• Cheap RL ,R ight NOW There is a spread of between 200 and 25¢ rightw noThiser ound infave�-Paused by heavy0uarter dema•ndbfor expensive steaks from Summer Hotels .and Tour, ist Business. Packers are freezing these .cuts to meet 'future demand. TAKE. ADVANTAGE? OF THIS SITUATION.. Beefill Be From Gov't Graded Blue Or Red a `. $t errs! The best— h we can buy quarters from 125 to 140•.lbs.,Such beef can be cut into sten s—roasts F' --minced beef—rang variety .you wish. ONS MATT IS DFTAILE}D T() SPTMOT THIS I3l!7EF WHICH IS MARKED ("LOCKER USE-1ViUSp BE TOPS QR. DO NOT SHIP". We sold many, many quer- tars in 1.953 when the same condition existed. IF TUB PRICE DROPS FCTIMM ±lR WE WILL SEMI IT OII 3 *] ER Order Before Saturday -- Make Sure of Fresh -Killed Beet Exeter Frozen Foods Main St, Phone 70 MACMILLAN'S D�IiarDays F' CONTINUE UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT WOOL BABY JACKETS $1.00 TRAINING PANTIES . 5 for $1.00 COTTON OVERALLS with JACKET $1.00 Sizes 2 and 8 BOYS' SUMMER SHIRTS $1.00 GIRLS' SUMMER SHIRTS- ' $1.00 COTTON OVERALLS ' . 2 for $1.00 1ST QUALITY 51/15 HOSE $1.00 • We Invite You To Come In And Browse SEE THE MANY BARGAINS ON SAVE • 1�1 dcM��an's• PHONE 37 EXETER ti THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, :ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, ,JUNE 23, MO F.arewell Picnic :For NS Teachers: The teachers of South Huron District High :School and their wives held an informal picnic on the school grounds Saturday eve, rang. The. occasion' w as a farewell for the teachers who are leaving Exeter .:.Mrs. Jesse Stewart, .Miss Isabel .canton, Miss .Anne. Kar- tushyn, Mr. W. A. Tress, Mr. Ernest ,Tones and Mr. F.{. Meek. " Mr. IL i . Sturgis spoke in ap- preciation; of their oefforts in the school; and community and ex- pressed regret at their departure. Others spoke, in a similar vein, :Report On brand Bend BY MRS, E. KEOWN —Continued from Page 5 Mrs. L. G}eromette is vacation. ing with her daughter and ron- in -law Mr. and Mrs. T. M, Dodds on the Maitland River.. Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Bossen- berry had their twin daughters baiitized at the Sunday morning service at St, John's -by -the -Lake. Anglican church. This service was administered by Rev. id..Pinkney, With ' Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ache- son of Exeter, both 'twins them- selves, acting as Godparents. The twins were christened as Mary Louise and Martha Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gibson of Arkona and Mr. •and Mrs. Rol- and Neil and son Gerald of Ailsa Craig spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown. Mr. and Mrs, . Lawrence John- son last week .purchased the prop- erty formerly owned by the late Marcus Wild. Owing to an oversight the name of Mrs. Ada Patterson was omit- ted from the list asone of •the oldest members of the United Church who poured tea at the official opening bf the new manse. Miss Bertha 'Blanchard .of Lon- don is helping in the local post office with •the extra heavy mails during •the summer months. The annual Sunday School plc Ate of the Church of .God will be held at Bayfield on Thursday afternoon, . June 30 at 1.30 •p.m. The summerseason at Lake- view Casino will commence on Saturday evening, June 25, when danceswill be held every week night beginning at 9.30. p.m., with midnight dances Sunday nights• on holiday weekends. N. MARTIN Optometrist OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 1-4 • EVER WANT TO GO TO A You'll find many a Boy Scout who does. He's longing to join thousands -of fellow Scouts at the 8th World Jamboree to be held in August at Niagara -on -the -Lake. But he may be disappointed. Transporta- tion, for instance, may be just too great an expense. It is to help such a Scout that The Bank of Nova Scotia is co-operating with The Boy Scout Association to set up 50 all- expcnse-paid jamboree Journeys for deserv- ing Scouts. Scouts are invited to write a short essay • on the 'theme "What It Means To Be A Scout." On the basis of these essays a total of 50 winners will be seleeted in co-operation with the Boy Scout Association, The Bank of Nova Scotia will meet the costs of travel and of ten- glorious days at the Jamboree for these 50 lads. The, Bank of Nova Scotia's Jamboree journey Essay Contest is another example of the Bank's policy of working with Young Canada, The Bank is their partner, aS it is Yours, in the great and many.sidefl enterprise Of helping Canada grow. The BANK, of NOVA SCOTIA.. . Your Partner in. Helping Canada Crow entry forms are available to Scouts, eligible to go to the Jarnbbrec, 'front the Boy Scouts' Association/ or your nearest Branch Of the Bank of Nova cotia. s 0 These Peo..ie Have Money T ey Apparently Don't Want Eight residents pr former res- idents of this district have money.. 'they don't want—they're going Jo giveitto the Bank of Canada at the end of this year. These people are listed in a supplement to The Canada Ga- zette as having unciaimed balanc- es in Canada's chartered banks. Seven of the eight persons with local addresses have accounts at the Bank of Montreal, Exeter; the .eighth is at the East London branch lef the 'Bank of !.Montreal. 'Unless ''the depositors claim their funds before. the end -of the year, they will be turned. over to Bank of Canada. However, they can still be .claimed from the Bank of Canada with certain res- ervations, The amounts ,have been un- claimed for nine years or more, with the exception of dividends. of the banks ,which . have been unclaimedfor five years or more. • The district list includes; Miss Helen Forbes, R.R, 1 .Granton 4. 8.51 F/O R. 0. .Gibson, This Week In Whalers By MRS. F, SQUIRE Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dayman, Exeter, visited Wednesday with; Mr, and .Mrs. George Squire. Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson and family, 1 ucan, visited recent- ly.with Mr, and Mrs. George Ark- say, Mr. and Mrs, Alton. Neil and baby visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins, 'Cen- tralia. . Mrs. Thompson was in Toronto Friday with friends. Mr. Howard • Morley, of Hazel. Park, Mich.; -•spent the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs. William, Mor- ley; Sr. Mrs. Milne Pullen, Mrs. Ron- ald Squire, Mrs. George Squire, Mrs. Harry Klahre, Mrs. Bert Duffield, Mrs. Roy Hodgson, Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins, Mrs. William, Morley, Sr., Mrs. William Morley, Jr., and Miss Elva Morley went to Elimville United Church on Thursday afternoon where they and other W.1VLS: Auxiliaries were entertained.. Mrs. Laverne Morley • attended the funeral of the late Mrs, Rota Blaekfool in London, Wednesday, Mrs. •Finkbeiner and family were at Point Clark on. Sunday attending a Campbells' picnic. It. was also the birthday of Mrs. Finkbeiner's mother, Mrs. Camp- bell, of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. George Squire visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rodgins and also attended anniversary service at Granton Anglican Church. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunning, Granton, . visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mellejille Gunning. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire were ata family picnic at Gib- bons' Park, London. Goldefr Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Morley, Sr., and Elva, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Morley,' Jr., Mr. Howard Morley Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie Mr. Laverne "Morley,, Jimmy 'and Carol Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil - Squire and Mrs. Russell Brock motored to Clavering on Satur- day to atend the golden wedding of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hayes, 6f. Brantford.. Dinner was served to 60 guests at, the church. After dinner they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Smith, the former home of the bride, where she and Mr. Haves were united in mar- riage 50 years ago. They presented Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, with 8 400 -day clock and Mr. John -Morley, who is 86 years of age, with a cane. The guests remained, for the weekend. • At December, 1954, there were 181,674 persons working for the federal, government and the monthly payroll was $44,662,660. In a year the number of persons employed increased by 10,269 and the monthly payroll rose by 35,- 082,031. DAIRY* TA L GOOD HEALTH 15 THE BONUS WE GET BY HINKING MILK FROM l6NLANDN LLAdIR.Y JPAYMASTEcp. Clinton Radio School .. 440 William G. Lloyd, 'Grand Bend, s 3.8 4 Alex B. McLenna.u, RCAF (Address unknown) 14:20 J'oiln Paton, 'R.R, 3 Ailsa Craig 8.11 Richard Patten, !II.R. 3 Ailsa Craig 1:2.20. Mrs. Marie Thompson, R:R.1 Exeter 4.12 Oert Masou, ('Payee Mrs, 4. Mason) Grand Bend 12:97' News .of Sunshine, BY IBM WILLIAM DIGKKEY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Canon were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hooper at St. Marys. Mrs. Margaret Hawkins, Sea - forth, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson last ween. Mr. and Mrs. gra Miller, Ray and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine visited Rev, and Mrs. Wan- less and family at Stroud on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, of Toronto, were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Hugh Berry. Joyce Dickey visited with Ruth Horne at Winchelsea over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. John Simpson were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hoggarth at Cromarty on Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Rodd at- tended Thames Road anniversary on Sunday morning and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart Mr. and Mrs. William Dickey and family attended the Johns family reunion held at Winchel- sea school grounds on Saturday, afternoon. Minister And Wife Receive Presents ,- Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Holley were honored on their wedding anniversary on Saturday evening, when friends and neighbours gathered ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques. They were taken by surprise When an address was read and the presentation was made of a floor lamp and hostess chair. Mr. A. J. Sweitzer showed pic- tures of his recent trip to Quebec. The ,Canada Oaaette allows hundreds of thousands sof dellara unclaimed :in hanks across the country. Most Are 'for small au oun^ts under $50. but others range AS high as $26,000..4 Mrs. Margaret Louisa Maitland- Ten- nant, of London, England, bas 6 1 deposits. of $2 .,700.35, $ $,6'¢3, 41, and $18,101.15 in three banks in Toronto which she hasn't claimed for a decade, too- 16 AND YoUR. RECAPPABLE TIRE RON WESTMAN 438 Main St., Exeter Tel. 211' a 1'. 1 s 1 '' > NOTICE Re Tax Payments For the Convenience of the .Ratepayers I will be at the TOWN HALL, EXETER Wednesday, June 29 i.;30 to 5 p.m, _ .. 7;30 to .0 p,tn. ThursdaY. June 30 � 3 to .5 porn. 7:30' to '0 P•r . Eric Carscadden, Tax Collector } ..... .l...." ___ ............ h}1111111}!41a11upn,p,11'UM .111111..I..q,Rnlg1,NPU71,l.}1111sus . .x11 ..II.. 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Coming, passing or going, it`s the one car that carries the great stamp of individuality. And this wonderful difference in favor of Pontiac goes far beyond appearance. There's the same superiority in performance. Put the Strato.treak V8, the Strato-Flash V8 or the Big "6" through their paces on the getaway just once—and you'll see that you never need do that again ! Here's spirit to lift anybody's spirits t Steering is so easy and steady that you almost drive with your mind. The ride is as level as a level itself; This is a great carr. It's new from the ground up. And naturally, this gives it a big advantage over all other cars from every conceivable standpoint. Why don't you get a Pontiac? Come in today , drive a Pontiac away t Once you take the wheel—and get our deal— it's an irresistible combination! ZURICH PHONE 78 Pears on Motor Sales EXETER ?HONE 608.