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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-08-04, Page 12Pip 4* THE TIME, ,ADVOCATI , !BITER ONTARIO, THURSDAY 'MORNING,, AUGUST. 4 MOO Garages_ 'Sunday. and Eveiiing Seriiee ()Pen this: Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: South End Station Semi*" . Thomas G. Koch Dies In Hospital Thomas. G. Koch, 19, son of Air. and Mrs. Gordon C. Koch. who, died July 22 at the Ontario'. hospital, Woodstoct, had lived. there nest of his life. The body rested at the Dinney funeral home where burial ser. vices were conducted Monday at 2 pan. by the Rev. H. T. Snell with interment in. Exeter ceme- tery. The pallbearers were four uncles of the deceased, F. R. Creech, Exeter; J. B. Creech, of Kingsville; R. 112. Creech, Sim- ILondon, Coe, and. W. I, R011 148, VOW; $$ 10ttti111 tit t1111t1111t1111tAlla lat111,,Uiatllllaln1111a5 Ili IUtlllet n SPECIAL E E 9 � South End Service Phone. 328 Exeter Russ &' Chuck Snell '55 '/:-Ton Mercury Truck BELOW COST (NO TRADE) '54 Meteor Mainline Tudor, New Tires '50 Chev Coach, Excellent Condition L crediton Pasto.r, Bride Honored At Reception Qn Wednesday arfternoon July 2R, the •Crediton Society of. W.S. W.S. of ,the Evangelical Churg` i entertained members of ,the Dash- wood and Zurich societies. Zurich ladies reviewed the Study !Book entitled "The 'Responsible 'Christ- ian Family." Dashwood ls.t}les convened the sports and !Crediton society served lunch 'on the church lawn. A pleasant afternoon was reported. Rev, andMrs. G. R. Strome returned last week to the Evan- gelical parsonage after spending r their honeymoon in Northern On- tario. They were honored at a reception in the church .school rooms on Friday evening. Roy a Ratz, .acting as chairman, called on Rev, W. Krotz, who Introduc- ed Rev. and Mrs. Strome. 'Gordon Raiz read an address and Mrs. E. Wenzel presented them with a floor ramp. Lunch was served. Service in the United Church will continue to commence at 9,45: a.m. Rev. Rapson will be in charge on Sunday next. During the month .of .July, members of the congregation .greatly appreci- ated the services of Rev. 'Snell of. Exeter, Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Bennett of Detroit spent a few days last week with Mrs. Bennett's mother, Mms. A. King. Mrs, J. Thompson, who, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Fahrner of Sudbury, visited recently 'with rel - THE NEW NIGH -STYLE "SUPER -CYCLE" AMAZINGLY LOW PRICED YES—only $39.95 is all you need pay for a top-ranking bicycle—any size—boys', girls' or adults'. TOUR BEST BUY—The new 1955 SUPER -CYCLE Is an achievement In style and performance . , at an amazingly low price. We believe the new SUPER. CYCLE Is equal to bikes selling up to $15 more around town. There's boon no sacrifice In quality to bring you, according to our shopping experts, the best all-round bike value on the market. Gleaming enamel on rustproofed rugged tubular steel frame. Built to exacting standards in one of Canada's largest and bust known bicycle building factories. You'll be as proud to own, as we axe to offer this outstanding SUPER -CYCLE. Equipped ,with popular Perry Coaster Brake, English chain and pedals; comfortable .weatherproof saddle. Bright parts are triple chromed—including rims. Super -Cycle 3 -SPEED ROAD RACER 49.95 Super -Cycle SIDEWALK BICYCLE 31.95 Aiso see the newest famous C.C.M. 1955 models ... at Canadian Tire Super-Lastic BICYCLE TIRES Built to the same high quality stand- ards as the famous Super-Lastlo Automobile Tires ... at prices that save up to 50%. HEAVY DUTY "RUGGER" SPECIAL 26" x 11/2" —28" x 11/2". Mils- 28" x 112 " age -built at a special Each money -saying price 2.39 1.99 :. ,.. ",,. a1' It, ..a; TUBES -Big values` at n79 and 1.10 TWO-TONE BIKE HORN , 8 9 eitasant dual -tone warning signal. Big 101/4" size. .i •. fi}442444 5 RUBBER 1 .79 KICK7 9 'GENERATOR 4.95 SADDLE STAND .79 SET Fiealble, comfortable Heide bike straight w- power -light .headlampo end waterProof, Fold* Out of Way, rail+lamp and Wirin. MILEAGE INDICATOR 'I Fits on front axle Of 28" wheel; accurate. TWIN 2.79 SIRENBIKE X98 LINTS Beautiful chrome, gal. tortes Included. Shrill placing warnkq Signal. Plated. • 436 MAIN sir., Exeter . Phone 451 Milton ft. . Bobbins atives there, area been oo nfined t0 Landon Hospital, having suffered a ,fractured hip while visiting with iter daughter in London., Marlene King' enjoyed a auotor trip 4t0 WinaiPeg wit.1 Mr. sand Mrs, Wallace lviafon a;nd faintly and will spend ,two, weeks. with F/t0 anbd MO. Earl Whalen, in Winnipeg, Mr. Edwin Treitz of Listowel visited recently With .his sister Mrs. D. Finkbeiner and Mr. Fink- belner. !dr. John Treitz of Fenwick visited last week with his sisters Mrs. C. Fahrner, .Mrs. J. i irtzel and Mrs. H, :Finkbeiner. Mrs. Lawrence Hill speai't a few days lest week with relatives in Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Austin Fahrner of Toronto visited last week with Mr. nd Mrs. E. K. iFahrner: Mr. and Mme. Wallace Fahrner and :family of Landon spent Sat- urday with Mr, end Mrs. Fahrn- er. Mr. and Mrs. Martin ' Morlock of Galt spent the weekend with relatives here. Sandra Finkbeiner is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. H, Heist at Fenwick. Mrs, M. Bowman of .Detroit spent the weekend with her Math- er Mr, E. !Gettinger, • Mr, and Mrs. 'W. Leary of De- troit spent a few days recently with Mrs. is. Lamport. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Heist and son of Kitchener ,spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J7zma Valet. Mr. and Mrs. E. 'Strome of Waterloo and Mr. rand Mrs. wig- gle and daughter of •Indiana visited on ,Sunday with Rev.. and Mrs: G. Strome. Rev. and Mrs. Strome are at- tending E.U.B. Camp at Goderich this 'week and are assisting as teachers. Mr. Frederick McDonald of De- troit 'spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,,.Herbert Fahrner. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Robert- son and Anne of London were weekend visitors with Mm. and Mrs. E. Beaver. Robert Wolfe ,of Exeter spent a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A, Wolfe. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Feist spent a few days last week with 'Mrs. M. Feist. !Gregory and Randy who had spent the previous.week'with Mrs. Feist, returned to St. Thom- as with !their 'parents on. Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wuerth and family of St. 'Thomas were week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs. S. S, Wuerth. Mr. Glenn Fahrner of Sudbury visited on Sunday with his .grand- mother, Mrs. C. Fahrner, and with Mr. •and Mrs. Lorne Morlock and alsd visited his .grandmother, Mrd. J. Thompson in London Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. P. iBoulianne and family .spent a !few days recently in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wenzel spent Sunday ,at ,Simcoe, Mr. and Mrs. B, 'Paske and sis- ter are enjoying a fishing trip in Northern Ontario. Miss Bella Finkbeiner of Exeter spent a 'few days with Mrs. Mary Wein. Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert Ryall sof London -visited Last week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz. News Budget From BASELINE AND WOODHAM Shower For Bride Miss Ruth. Hazlewood was guest of honor at ashower held at her home on Monday evening prior to her wedding. Around 40 friends and 'neigh- bors played games and contests, after which Ruth was presented with a kitchen shower of many useful ,articles. Personal Items Mrs. Elsie Henry and Robert, Mrs. Henry, Miss Eva of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood and attended the Levy -;Hazlewood wedding on Saturday, Miss Batty Hern, a member sof the St. Marys skating club, left on Sunday for Niagara Falls to take •a course :in figure skating at .the Stamford Memorial Arena. Mr. an Mrs, Harold McKay and ,Bruce of Medina visited on Sunday evening with Mr, and' Mrs. Arnold Hern. Joan returned home with them after visiting a few days with Norman Hern. I{ennetb Mills spent last week In. Muskoka. Mr. ‘Andrew Stewart and Jim- mie .Of Niagara Falls visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rundle last week. Edgar Mills visited ibis daugh- ter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs.•Ralph Ball, of Port Credit en Sunday. Mrs. Ames Doupe of St. Marys spent Monday with her niece Mrs. Bert Rundle. Kenneth /'Lyne returned home on ,Sunday after holidaying for two weeks with ,his cousins Jiro and Jack Rundle. Itev, A. 'Laing sof Gait ,called Olt a number of old .friends on Saturday. Rachel Levy of Transvaal is holidaying with ,her .grandparents Mr. ,and 'MI'S, Bert Rundle. Barbara, .Chatten Is spending Borne time with her autit Mrs. Arthur Winn and Arthur, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Marriott, (bonnie .and Mary Ann of St, Marya were !Sunday visitors with Mr. and i4ra. Archie bewar, Miss 1'1the1 Wilson of St. Marys was it weekend visitor with her brother Wilfred Wilson +and Mrs. Wilson, - Pleasb burn to Page 12 Mrs. Perry Doupe Dies In London Mrs. Perry Doupe, the former Ella. 'Cantle,. 0f IKirkton, 71 years of age, died gaturday night in Victoria Hospital, London. Born in 'Osborne township, she had lived in 1:4on404 since 1924, She was a member of .Dundas St. United Church, the W,A.. and the Memorial Cross Mothers. Surviving besides her husband. are two daughters, Mrs, R, E. E. Pemberton (Gwendolyn), of Lon- don, and.. Mrs. J. A. Scott (Len- ore), of Ancaster, and a brother, Cecil Camm, of Woodham. Her son, WO Vernon Doupe,. was: killed in England in 1944. -The burial service was eon - ducted •at. the Evans. funeral home by .the l liv. Dr, A, .M. Stu- art of Dundas St. United Church with interment In icirkton Union cemetery.. This Week In Whalen By MICS. F. SQUIRE Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and family of London visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, E. Ferguson were at Springbank on Sunday and at- tended the Ferguson reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Johnson, David and Dale hays moved ,from London ,to reside in the house on Mr. Laverne Morley'•s farm. Mr. E. Richards, father of Mrs.. Roy Hodgson, passed away in Ethel on Sunday. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wan. Morley Sr, and ElVa were: Mr. and Mrs.' E. .Carson, Miss Cora Carson, Toronto, Miss Maud ,Carson, Los Angeles, Mrs. Marion Moeller and Mrs, 'Hueb- ner, (Detroit. • Mrs. Jennie Jackson and Mrs. Adelaide Alexander of Toronto and Mrs. A. Pym, Exeter, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley .Jr. ' Mr. and •Mrs. Ronald .Squire and Mr. and Mrs. Grafton (Squire and ,Sue Ann visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Millson,� London. Miss Marion Morley, Toronto, spent a couple of days last week with her' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley. Barbara Hodgson holidayed during last week with Mr. and Mrs. BIrtch, St. Marys. Sharon Squire, Woodham, and Avis Hodgins 'holidayed • during last week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Squire. Messrs. Jack and Bert Duffield and Alton 1)T•eil were at the races at Stratford on .Monday. Mrs. Neil and baby Donald visited with Mrs. Elaine iRiel ,at ,Stratford. So safe..'. to cream off facial hair "Nothing should touch .your skin that fails to leave it love. lier. So I have developed for my salons everywhere a de- pilatory that is not only surgi- cally safe, but is in itself a balanced beauty preparation." Elizabeth Arden's ' SLEEK. Not only creams off hair from face, arinrand legs in minutes • ...but leaves skin soft, satiny, . younger looking. What's more, Sleek smells delightful! Salon -proved, a surgically safe depilatory, Sleek is as easy and pleasant to use as the b finest face cream. And Sleek actually discourages l!iair re- growth. Big 41 oz. tube 225 r Iluitley's Drug Store P7gONLI 50 MUTER • Area Juniors Assist Service tin Sunday morning at the U131911 service. the mernlbers of South Huron Junior Fanners, the Junior institute. and Exeter 4-1tt Club were visitors. and assisted in conducting the service. in Jauses street United Church. !Douglas MAY, resident of theJunior' Fanners, gave the call to • worship- end Miss .Elaine Hera, president `of the Junior Institute, read the scripture le2aon. A vocal duet was eontributed by Harry and 'Robert beet Idern, il+ir. Frank Johns, of Toronto, sang a 8010. Rev. H. J.el chose n.l ► s or is •S 1 t h subject, "A. Goodly heritage,"" The Huron " Junior Fanners' chuurch eervice Was held in Oode- r u4e iohH.on Su ..Y July 24. Ma is ,ur. e Love, of Usborne,. assisted in the program, DON'T RISK,; YOUR LIFE WITH OLD, WORN TIRES FULLY GUARANTEED !irestone TIRE FOR AS LOW AS 75 N M,I& $14.65 Sip 670;15 PUB 'you' oto Mit AS LOW. AS:' • $2.90 s' I 5 eau Produc d by IMPERIAL. TOBACCO COMPANY OF\ CANADA; LIMITED Ai a public mortise Ittlal1AlUlIII! lntl‘101/04011!##. _- 1,8201401.111221;11142,120.... ..,... 1. .. _ . _plluutnuuau I E L'S SUPERIOR MARKET MARK ET 1 Open Friday and Saturday Nights ; s Special Weekend -F. 'Features Aylmer Tomato Catsup, 11 Ox. Bottle 210 Clark's Pork and Beans, 15 Oz. Tins ... .. 3 :f* `39O I Garden Patch Choice Peas, 15 Oz. Tins 3 for 39� Dole's !Pineapple Juice, 20 Oz. Tins , 2 for 290 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Cured and Cold Meats At Low, 'Reasonable Prices Owing to the expansion of our grocery department we are forced to .dispose gf our dry goods, ladies' and child* ren's wear. For two weeks, commencing Saturday, August 0, we are Offering these items at below cost prices. This stock must go, so for a •bang-up (bargain, • drop in to see our display. Hurry, 'hurry for first choice: This is all first -quality merchandise. G. H. Thiel, PHONE 140 Ill ZURICH 1. �? luabl- -.. ..... - .. 111au,ggnultlnPqumpamllIll Q MAKE • THIS YOUR FROZEN FOOD . -CENTRE . Exeter Beef We have arranged fpr a steady supply of GRAIN -FED EXETER( BEEF. Grain feeding is import-,, ant under present drought con- ditions. Beef is 'from young cattle —quarters 100-110 lbs. WE GUARANTEE THE QUALITY. It is not easy to buy. Please order a week or two in advance, CARTONS. We have bought a further supply of cartons and have most, useful varieties. Please buy what you will need to complete this season. When these 'are sold replacements will be hard to buy. Ours, will be fin- ished soon. Exeter, Frozen Foods Phone 70 . Main St. 1 NewStore Front SHOE SALE! Special Prices On DCK SHOES Let us measure you for the expert fitting only a Dack shoe can give! FROM $14.95 UP . 'MEN'S CANVASS .' Spolrt Oxfords Blue and Brown 'NIA' $3.99 To feature the installation of our new vitro -- lite store front, we're offering you big sav- ings in boys' and me&s footwear. While the appearance ,of our store is changed, you'll find the same low prices and expert repairing service inside, Come in today to take advantage of these savings! MEN'S OXFORDS AND SSCAMPERS Good Quality '--' Odd Lines _25% OFF Child's .Scampers Neolite Soles — $2.69 Men's Work Sox Hard Wearing -- 2 Pr. for 87¢ • ROLLER SKATES Gents'. or Ladies' SPECIAL $117.50 SEE OUR WINDOW FOR MORE BARGAINS. u INUERTH'S THE NEWEST STORE FRONT ON MAIN STREET Where- You Buy For Less PM 114 4.4 4 's 1.