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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-09-08, Page 11• 4 4 • • • 4 • 4 4 4 • • • 4 • I 14 • • • • 4 • • • 1 Streamline _ Your Work ... Stamp. It To Speed• It 40110.nnikffill,4‘MI P PPPPPP 10.1.4411! l l 1,, rm.. ......WW11440104141 lll ,411,1111111411141Alr4444441911‘44411‘11111411144•0400•44.011441/4. H ighestPrices.Pa For 'Beans._ AMACTIVE STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS . Contact Geo. T. Mickle & SQNS LTD Phone 103 • a Hensall — Let Us Supply You With -- Rubber Stamps The Times -Advocate • H E L A Family in Need GIVE TO THE CORNISH BUILDING FUND Contributions 'of Money to 'help relmild a home for Mr. and Mrs.. Garfield Cornish and familya who lost all 'their.possession e in a fire Friday night., will be ac- cepted by the following: . JAMES,EARL EPHRIAM HERN CLIFTON JAQUES EDWARD MILLER KENNETH HERN, TREASURER • No Amount Too Small Sponsored By Ziora'United Church - (This advertisement inserted Its a pujilic 'service by. The Exeter Tinaes-A.throcate.) , 11 iterrearissamiremorami, 44, THE TIMESADYOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1905 Friends Shower $ Salary POonrcTuae447 evening of last week the neighbors' and friends to the nuMber of *5 gathered at the home of Mrs. Harold Jeffrey to honor Miss Dorcas Sillem bride elect of this week. Musical se1erUoi y Mildred Ballantyne .on. the piano and Barry Jeffrey on the accordion were enjOYeel. Games and eon -1 teats were participated in. An address was given by Alexia, postell and the presentation of a floor lamp was 'made to Aortas by Mrs. Barad Jeffrey. Frances Elagleson an. Alexia Lostell were hostesses to tne Mission Circle girth and friends when the Y toted Miss Dorms Sillery, bride -elect, with a mis- cellaneous shower on Thursday evenipg, Dorcas .was led to a decorated Chair and presented with la bride'WO. An enjoyable eve- ning, was spent in eontests, read-, itngnssaanty several accordion selee- ioy plsker, Donna Fetters= read the address and Dorcas . -was presented with gifts in decorated baskets. Dorcas -gretefully expressed her appreciation to he girls. News Budget From. Baseline By. MRS. ARTHUR BUNDLE Mr. and Mrs. George Levy, Mr. Glen Copeland and Miss Verla Wheeler were at the C.N.E. on Friday, Mr, and Mrs. Adam Gordon. re- tUrned last week after. spending a few weeks on a motor trip to Nebraska, They visited with friends and relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills were in Mt. Elgin on Sunday visiting Mrs. Jolliffe. 'Lois and Murray Jolliffe returned to their home after vending some time with their aunt and uncle. • and Mrs. John Rodd and David Wheeler were weekend visitors in Allenford. Mr. •and Mrs. 13ruee Kettle, Sandra, Gail, Betty Lou and Verne, of Midland, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten and Mrs, 'Chatten, Sr, Ronnie returned home with them after holidaying with his cousins. Silo -filling is the order of tine day. The corn is in good condi- tion and the weather dry, Some farmers are suffering for lack of water for their 'stock. Miss Agnes Carr returned to her home in Waterdown after spending some time with her niece, Mrs. Nelson Baker. Garry Denham, of Fort Erie, was akvisitor with his mint, Mrs. 'Vie bhatten, last week. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elston, 'Wilma and Grant visited with their aunt, Mrs.. Mary Singular, last Sunday at Ailsa Craig. 'School was reopened at Base Line with one new schdlar, Grant Elston, and Miss Eleanor Bella of Stratford, "as teacher. At Wood- h'am, Mrs. dye, of St. 'Marys, is the teacher. ' Mr. and Mrs.Wes 6reen, of Arthur, were guests .of 'Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hazlewood on Sun- day. Mr. Green was one of the men who worked on the Hazle- wood bridge a few years ago. Mr. Andy O'Connel was a Friday 'visitor with Mr. and 'Mrs. Hazle- wood. Jean Scott was a weekend visitor at the C.N.E. with friends. Barbara Knowles, St. Marys, spent last weekend with her triend, 'Shirley Rundle. Wins Ildsteds Set • -Ronnie IVIarriott, sbn• of Mr. and lire Stewart Marriott, of St. Marys, Was the lucky winner in the draw of a hostess. set at the C.N.E. -Walt Disney's Davy Croc- kett pictures embossed on the eight crystal •tumblers put up by Canada Packers and filled with peanut butter was Ronnie:s prize. Ronnie is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dewar. ith D BBS FOR DODGE Our selection of new, cars is continually getting smaller and with the rumours of considerably higher prices on next year's models; it would seem like good business' to purchase a new car or truck now. Vkre will lite no more deliveries of the '55 models so make em effort to get yourself the; "people's choice of the yea.r"—a new Dodge With the Forward. Look. Sorry, No 1954 Models On Hand One Only 1953' Chrysler di -Door No '52 models but several good cars in older models back to 1941, • We will gladly demonstrate new or used and drove value as to selling price. • - Save Yourself Money Why not do justice to your car and have it in for a fall tuneup and front end ttlignment,i thereby saving you money on gfts and eXeessive front tire Wear, Don't futget your car is insured against fire Or 0011181On hazards ,wlitle it is ili Cu!! shop. Exeter Motor Sales Phone 200 Main and Victoria Streets • . Message From. Greenway, firMIRS. IIIADMEN WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown and Stephen of Toronto spent tho weekend with Mrs. John Brown. and Miss Bide Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Lea :Tones and family of Port Burwell 'Visitor), en Sunday with Mrs. Albert ?ol- io*. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fallis and farnily et Mount Forest and. Miss Muriel Fall's 4 Sarnia spent the weekend, with Xr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bvophey. Mr. and Mrs. Bari Gardner and family of Toronto vent the week- end with Mrs. ,J, Gardner. Mre. Herb Mollard ot Centen- ary spent a few day e last Week with Mr. and Mrs, Jos, Norner, Sr. • Mr, and Its. Peter Gillies and family of Berkley, Mick, Miss Marion Mao of London and Miss Mary Ellen ,Griffetli of Parkhill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Welts.. A number of girls, in this dist- rict, with have Ibeen employed at Grand Bend returned borne on Monday evening to attend High School. Mr. and Mr, Wm. Eagleson of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Car- man Ireland and Jill of London spent the weekend with Mrs. Chas, McGregor and ,Carol. Miss Lillian Diens of Windsor and Miss Carolyn Fraser et De- troit- spent the weekend with Mrs. W. T. TJlens. Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Curts and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waun returned,home on Saturday even- ing after visiting relatives in the Canadian West and -United States. , Mr. and Mrs, Harold Dettlof of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs. Albert Pollock. ••••••••••••••• 4.41,41, Newsof , Kirkton By DIRS. FRED HAMILTON 44.4.4.4.4.4444444,44444,44.4•4444444.444.4444444•44•44 -4,44,4444,44. Pridham }Reunion The Pridham reunion was held on Labor Day, at Queen's Park, Stratfoed. There were more than 10,0 present and once again many hippy days were recalled. The business was directed by Ormond Pridham as president. Officers elected for next year were--eres- ident, Fred Pridham; vice pres- ident, Earl Prldham; see. treas., May -me Pridham. Two bountiful meals were in charge of Mrs. Irene Heal, Rita .Reath, EvelYn Pridham, Annie pridha,m, Elsie Burgin and Mayme Hamilton. In the afternoon races and contests were enjoyed. Among the winners were Jean Reath, Doris Walker, John Pridham, Ir- ma Wreath, John Pridham, Wayne Pridham, Margaret Pridham, Al- lan Pridham, Ethel Hendereon. Personal Items - Mrs. Walter Langtree and Norman of Kitchener were week- end guests with -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Switzer. Mrs. M. Routly. of St. Marys spent the weekend with her son, Mr. Frank Routly and Mrs. Rout - .1y. • 0 Eva Greenstreet; Shirley Rog- er, Muriel Routly spent Saturday at Tcfronto x. 1lVir. and- Mrs. T. Alvin Crago were on a vacation and spent same days with Mrs. Ivan Ferg- uson, and 'Mr. and Mrs, Peter Ferguson at their cottage at Windermere. They called on ..rel- atives at BoWmanville and then spent a Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Laverne Lovejoy at Jamis- town, N.Y. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Napper, Joyce, Richard and Dianne of Hazle Par -k, Mich. spent a week's -vacation with Mr.- and Mrs. Jack Arnold. Topics From Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE Mr. and Mrs. James Simplon and Anne and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Simpson were guests at the Wells -Atkinson wedding ineStouf- Mlle United Church on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace of Dearborn, Mich. spent the week- end with 1Vir. and Mrs. Almer Paestnore. Mr, and Mrs.,,Harry Pettibone of Aalniea were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Miss Mary Gay returned home with her parents after spending a. week with Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry. Mr. and Mrs., Glenn Jeffery were guests Lit the Whiting - Thomson wedding in James St. United °Minh, Exeter on ,Satur day. Mr. Trevor Moores or North- ern Ontario and Miss Donna Garry of London spent the weekend wtih Rev. W. Z. and Mrs. Moores. Mr. and Mrs. 'George AndreW and family of Longwood, Mrs. Norman Knight and Bob at Sea - forth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Ernest Pm. Mr. and MM. William ThomSOn Of txter, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde, bouglas,'Clienn and Cal- vin visited on Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Townsend of .and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Little of Illyth. Mr. and 'Mrs. Allan Wanner of Sarnia Vent Monday With the latter'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pyin. Mr. and Mrs. Wth. leffrey of Theoter and 1Vlr, and Mrs. Robert Seitrey and Douglas visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. deo. Kerslake of Kinloss and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hodes of Ditrhain. Mri, tarry Jeffrey and Mary IVIargaret spent last week with relatives in Windsor. Mr. Jeffrey • joined theni for the weekend. Eleanor Cook :Displays Gifts Mrs. N. B. Cook, IensaU, enter-, tallied at a trousseau tea on Bat-• urdaY afternoon and .evening in. honor of her daughter, Nleanor, bride. elect of thisweek. mrs• Wro. Alexander and Mrs. Allan Fraser poured tea in the after- noon while Mrs. Howard ;Scan,e Auld Mrs. Robert Cook served. Showing the gifts and trousseau were. MU. John Alexander and Miss Marion Gray. In the evening Miss Ina .Gray and 'Mrs:. George Armstrong pre- sided over the tea -cups while Miss Betty Male and Mies Jean .Armstrong eerved. Mrs, 'Robert Cook and Miss Marion Gray show- ed the gifts and troussean, ,e4.4-4,4,4,444,44.444,44,44,114•1,4444444,4441.1444,4,444.4.44,44.44444444,4444 Second Line in iliddulph By MRS. IL 'OLSON Miss Marlene Hodgins 01 Grant- on spent the past week with ber uncle and annt, Mr. and 'Mrs. Orval, Langford. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Jessie Lewis were Mr. Roy Har- rison and Miss Barbara Lewis of London, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wil- lert ef Mount Hope- and 1Y1r. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston -and' family Carlyle. Miss Birdine IVIeFalls, R.N., of London spent Friday with her Parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex alc- Falls and attended the -funeral of the late Mrs. Jas. Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lester of Brigden visited on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr, and mes. Alex McFalls. Miss Barbara Lewis, accompan- led by Mr. Roy Harrison, vent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hodgins, Owen Sound. Mr, and Mrs. Dean were holi- daying for the past week at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston, David and Sheila have returned home after a motor trip to Dun- dalk, Collingwood and North Bay where they visited with relatives and friends. Mrs. Otto Meyer, Mrs. Wm. Snell and son of London, and Mrs. Freida Francis of Chicago, sisters of Mrs. Chris Fischer, spent the holiday at her.. home and while there visited their brother, who is Ill in South Huron Hospital. Visitors on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston were Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Gramma of Cre'e- more. rMaster Blair Fletcher spent the -past week wih his cousins Janet and Geraldine Blair. •44.04.14,40W0.14.04.04•1/ 40,4 4.444.4414.4 404.4.44.4.4 4444. 0.4.4.4 This Week hi Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE .44,..goitt44.4.4.4444.4.44o4.44.44,......*".•444,444*.. Comments About Centraiia By 14480 FRED BOWMEN' F/0 T. T. and Mrs. Gates and t wally, of Camp Borden, were weekend guests with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gates. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. xer, slum have returned to their home following a two' months' visit with relatives—the former with her niece in Louden and the let- ter with relatives in Manitqba. Mee -Dorcas Williams, Sarnia, who recently returned front a trip to Kurope, was a weekend guest at the borne of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and ' Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks and Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Hicka visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Penwarden at their cottage at Grand Bend on. Labor Day. Mr, and Mr. Andrew Metre remained for a weelt's holiday, Visitors Over the 'weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Osborne were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborne, of Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, Young and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, of Campbellford, Mrs, Richardson is remaining with her parents for a couple of weeks. School teachers resuming their duties on, Thursday were Mrs. Lorne Hicks, in the village; Mr, Burton Morgan in the Eden school; Mise Odeyne Clarke at Zion and Miss Maxine Bowden at Lorne Ave. School in London. Mrs. 'William Haddock and Mrs. 'Clara Abbott were Tuesday callers at the home of tiVIrs. Gerald Godbolt in Exeter. Mr,. and Mrs, Fred Bowden, Maxine and Marina visited Sun- day with Master Larry McCann, who • is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Mission Band will meet in the schoolroom of the church Sunday morning following the Sunday School service. The Story In • Saintsbury By MRS. H. DAVIS Mrs. Murray Abbott and her .granddaughters, Sandra and Jan- ice, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Mugsford, of Port Credit, • this past week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carrell, of London, visited with relatives in this community over the week- end. , A number of relatives front this community attended the Cothert-Hudson wedding in the Anglican Church, Ballymote, on Saturday afternoon. • - ' Mr: and Mrs. M. McDonald and Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis and Alexia visited with Mrs. W. IDickins, Lucan, on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry •Latta at- tended a Shower in London on Thursday evening for Miss Nor- ma Latta, bride -elect of Septeni ben Mrs. F. Davis is spending a few days with Mrs. G-. Needham and Mr. and Mrs. M. Culbert at Ballymote. Personal Items • Mrs. Chalcraft, London, visit- ed during last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Squire. Mr. • and Mrs, Grafton Squire and Sue Anne and Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire of Prospect motored to Leamington and Kingsville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Squire were in London Wednesday at the funeral of their nephew, the late Mr. Calvin Westlake. Mr. and. Mrs. Milne Pullen were at Goderich races on Labor Day. !Catherine Klahre r e tur ned home from the hospital Saturday. Douglas Squire, Wayne Par- kinson, Catherine Klahre, Robert Hodgson, Barbara Hodgson, Laura Freneh, Jackie Finkbeiner, Greg- ory Gardiner and Lawrence Fer- guson are new beginners at school this term and Mrs. Jolly, Exeter, is teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley, Jimmy and Carol Foster left on Monday for Toronto to visit their daughter, •Marien, and at- tend the C.N.E. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Miss Margaret Mackey, Guelph, Russell und Ellen Marie Sherlock of London visited during last week with. Mr. and Mrs. John Whelihan. Mr. Howard Morley of Hazel Park, Mich., spent the week with his parents. Mrs. French and family returned home with him haVing spent the past week with them. Mr. and Mrs„ Ronald Squire spent the weekend at Grand Bend with -Mr. and Mrs. William Walls. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen at- tended the C.N.E. last week. Mr. and Mrs. Graften Squire and Sue Ann visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Squire, of Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mit- chell, of St Mary, visited Sun- day With. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire and See Ann spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire, of Prospect. The occasion as the celebration of three birthdays, Recent Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Thompson were Mrs. Harry Deckerly, Harold and Isabel, Miss K. Redman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shepoard, of St. Catherines; Elmer Thompson, Mrs. Ross Bu - bel, Mr. and Mrs. Don Deckerly and fenilly, of Meaford. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Raw- lings, of London, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Nell. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Baillie were in III:cc:ter on Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Morley, On Sum:1y, Mt. and Mrs. Melville 'Gunning and Muriel also Visited the^ Morley8. Mr. and Mie. Charles Whalen and vaictity of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Wholihan. *411111104•41.14A0111,1•414filW4111044414•14111,44411111,044.1441111111404,141411111414,M1111141,014010t4M104440WOHUMINAlh _ ATTRACTIVE, Business -- Opportunity . IN EXETER .RADIO,.TV, RECORD AND APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE A well-established §tore, ideally lo- cated, featuring such popular franchises as RCA Victor, Moffat-Crossley43en- dix, Connor, Northern Electric; traffic appliances; fulI record department, all labels, Reason for selling: other busi- ness interests. 4,41111111411.4111 lllllll ll I l I ll 14 Snelgrove's Phone 18 Exeter • c At Jack Smith's GROOM'S Girl' TO HIS BRIDE: Fine Pearl Necklaces From $5.00 Up • _ For The Ushers: Cuff Links Tie Bars Colibri Lighters° Walletk Rs; For The Attendants: Exquisite r. Costume Jewellery Jack Smith Jeweller Phone 510 - Exeter %wow Quaker Instant 'Oats Peanut Butter RED & WHITE 16 Fine Granulated Sugar •Dog Or Cat Food DR. 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