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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-12-15, Page 19raa+ KID FINISH Barber-Ellis The Story In Famous By MISS S. VOISIN were Message From 44«s Steward- Phone 451 Milton R. Robbln. Mrs. Milton Pollock , Mrs. .H6rb Harltoh This beautiful "design-award" British- built cleaner has high-powered super-suction to get out the dirt — all the way down. Kittsn-qulot universal motor; Tip-toe control switch. Complete with Extension Wands, Dusting Brush, Crevice Tool, Upholstery Nozzle, Floor and Rug Brush, Wall Brush and Spray Gun. DECORATOR STYLED — Handsome two-tone design ■secretary, treasurer, Mission Band and CASTER COAStER — Follows you from room to room There's no need to go on a big spending spree• this Christinas to get the finest engineered Vacuum Cleaner ever built. It's all yours — at a rare bargain — during Canadian Tire's Pre-Christmas Introductory Offer! . Only Master-Vac gives you ALL THE BEST FEATURES of the best vacuum cleaners ... at such huge savings. The country's leading engineers and .designers have incorporated the "most wanted” features, plus exclusive new advantages in the beautiful new 1956 Master-Vac. Priced many dollars below competitive makes, we belieVe the Master-Vac is superior in design and performance to any other cleaner ever built. PROVE IT TO YOUR OWN SATISFACTION » • Greenway By MBS. CABMEN WOODBUBN n + CAMEO VELLUM TH ETIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1955 Usborne Doubles Grants For Local Fair Boards •Additional grants pf $40 each were approved for Exeter and Kirkton Agricultural Societies by Usborne Council at its December meeting. The new grants, which double the township’s annual contribut ion to local fairs, were made at the request of .both sponsoring organizations who lost money this year. A donation Of $25 was made to the Kirkton Library. W. R. Brock was appointed to the Land Purchasing .Committee of the Ausable River 'Conservat ion -Authority to represent the township in negotiations with land owners ■ in connection with MONEY TO PAY ’Til NEXT YEAR the proposed dam at Gon. 2-3. Certificate of final completion of the Moir Drain was received from the engineer and all ac counts were paid. The treasurer/ N. G. Clarke, was authorized to make application to the Depart ment of ’Public Works for the provincial aid to drainage grant. Council ordered the treasurer to close all drain accounts for the, year and to charge all drains owing to the township interest at the rate of five .per cent and tp pay all drains to which the town ship owes money, interest at the rate of three ,per cent. Reeve Verne pincombe and Clerk H. H. G. Strang were auth orized to sign deed for road al lowance sold tp Ephriam Heim by the tpwnship in 1928. Certificate for partial comple tion o£ the work on the Anderson Drain Extension, was received from the engineer. Council ag reed to pay the contractor 60 per cent o^ his contrast .price as re commended by the engineer. Council agreed to retain Emer son Penhale for snow removal work as in former years, guaran teeing him $95 a -month from December 15 to March 1'5. Current accounts of $12,287.76 ■including $3,308.-21 rebate 'of provincial grant on the Dykeman drain and the 1955 SH'DHIS de benture .payment of $8,098.6'3 were passed for payment. 'Councillors Harold J e f f re y, Harold Hern, Clayton Smith and Hugh Love were in attendance. Huron Plans Mass X-Ray The Huron County Tubeiiculo- sis Association plans to stage a mass X-ray in Huron County next May, it was announced fol lowing a recent mooting. •Dr. W. Jamieson, Toronto, of thp T. B. division of the Ontario Department of Health, attended the meeting ami assisted in out lining the plans. In the last mass survey, held 1952, 12,852 people were x- rayed, in which it was discovered that there were 17 preliminary tuberculosis cases, eight of which were active and in addition 310 other diseases and abnormal ties were found. Mrs. J. B. Russell, iSeafortli secretary - treasurer reported on the association’s Christmas Seal Campaign which will assist finan cially with the mass survey. With 12,022 letters sent out to Huron County residents with seals en closed this year, $3,625 of a $12,- QOO objective has been received to date, Mrs. Russell stated. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kestle were surprised on Saturday even ing by a group of friends includ ing Mrs. Thos. Trevethick, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Hodgert, Mr. and Mrs Milton Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs. Jas, 'Schroeder of London, and Mrs. Thos. Hodgert, Sea forth on the occasion of their tenth wedding anniversary. Mr, and Mrs, Kestle were treat ed to a turkey dinner at Colonial Inn, Afterwards they returned to the Kestle home for an evening of cards and presentation of a gift to the honored couple. ALL-METAL PRICE *17.’ CLEANER cpeciM- Personal Items ■ Miss Madeline Hou'lahan, Lon don visited at her home here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCann vis ited. friends in the States on Sun day. Mr. Dave Morrissey, 'Ridge town visited with his family over the weekend. The Mt. Carmel bowling teams met again at Exeter alleys fighting for the lead. Bob Morrissey bowled three outstanding games for his team, St. James (Jim Carey). Bingo Winners Mrs. Jack Hall, president of the 'C.W.L. and Rev. Father Scal- isi did much to make the bingo held in the parish hall on Mon-: day evening a success. The tur keys and chickens went to Mrs. Nora O’Brien, Mrs. Mary McCar thy, Mrs. Gerald Regan, Mrs. Ray Foster, Mrs. Theresa Hart man, Mr. Jack Hall, Mr. Frank Regier, Mi*. Tom Breen, Mr. Leo Bedard, Mrs. Dick .Dawson, Mr. ‘ Mad- Hart- Mrs. Horner; Baby Band leaders, Mrs Dean Brown W.A. Officers Mrs. John Brown is honorary president; president, Mrs. Harold (Broiphey; vice-presidents, Donald McGregor and Mrs. Geromette; secretary, Mrs. Hutchinson; treasurer, Mrs. man Woodburn; asst sec,, .Bruce Romphif; auditors,. Jim 'Eagleson and Mrs. Bruce Eagleson; pianists, Miss Evelyn Curts and Mrs. Lawrence Curts. The kitchen committee, Mrs. Bryden Taylor and Mrs. La’wrence Curts; monthly 'meeting com mittee, Mrs. Cecil Smithers, Mrs. Lloyd 'Stewardson, Mrs, Bruce Eagleson and Mrs. Arthur Broph- ey;. group -leaders, Mrs.- Paul Eagleson, Mrs, Jack Hutchinson, Mrs. Bruce Eagleson and Mrs. Carman woodburn. Mrs. Jas. Jack Car- Mrs. Mrs. THE ONLY CLEANER-AT ANY PRICE TO GIVE YOU ALL THE BIG FEATURES Save CO COMPLETE WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS ■ Roy Dietrich, Miss Bernice den, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Ray man, Mr. Leo Meidinger, Matt- Regan. The next six chickens played off two at a time and won by Mrs, Nora O’Brien, Mr, Zim mer and Mrs. Pinet. Share the wealth was won by John Campbell, Donald McCann, Leo Regier, Frank Regier, Jim Carey and Ralph Guenther. POWER PLUS — Oversize % h.p. motor— up to twice the suction INSTANT-DIRT DISPOSAL — Lift the lid and up "pops” the throwaway paper bag TIME-SAVER TOOL-CLIPS — Hold attachments right at hand SWIVEL-TOP — Cleans from floor to ceiling from centre of the room TRIPLE FILTER — Even the tiniest particles of dirt can’t escape TIP-TOE CONTROL — A very special purchase —at an amazing low price. Th® "Ftilery” Vacuum Cleaner follows you up the stairs. A white gift service will be held during the church hour in the United Church on .Sunday afternoon when gifts, both parcels and money donations, will be re ceived for . the • .Salvation Army in London. 'Christmas. Vesper Service will be held by the C.G.I.T. in the United Church on Sunday even ing at 8 p.m. The annual Christmas concert of the .Sunday School will be held in the United Church on Wed nesday evening, December 21. W.M.S. And W.A. The' W.M.iS. and W.A. of the United Church held their De cember meeting at the manse, Grand Bend. The .worship service was conducted by Mrs. Bryden Taylor assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Curts and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson with Mrs. Smith at the piano. Mrs. Roy Whiting gave a read ing on Stewardship. Thirteen hos pitals and five home calls were reported. Pour members visited the birthday bank. The roll call was .answered by 27’ members and one visitor by a Christmas verse. Mrs. Smith conducted the el ection of officers. For the W.M.'S. .the honorary president is Sophia Young; president, Ell ton Curts; vice-president, Jas. Gerometite Milton Pollock; Joe Horner, ers, Mrs. Jim Eagleson Jean Luther.' , Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Al bert Pollock; Christian ship, Mrs. Roy Whiting,^ litera ture sec., supply sec., missionary monthly sec., Mrs. J. Horner; pianists, Miss Evelyn Curts and Mrs. Lhwreftce Curts; finance, Mrs. Elton Curts, Mrs. Joe Homer and Mrs. Roy Whit* ing; press sec., Mrs. Carman Woodburn; community, friend sip sec., Mrs. Bryden Traylor. ' 'Sale of cards, Mrs. Bruce Eag- lOBon; associate helpers, Mrs, Lloyd Brophey, Mrs, Roy Whit ing, Mrs. Eldon Steeper and Mrs. Albert Bollock; auditors, Mrs. Lawrence Curts and Mm. Elton Curts; C.G.I.T, leaders, Mrs. Car man Woodburn ahd Mrs. Joe Miss Mrs# Airs. Mrs. Mrs. lead- Miss ni nc $ jfl E .00 Trade-In HLU3 ftgi^p Allowance (For Any Old Washer) Double tubs, one inside EXTRA VALUE PHONE 29 AU-HITE IRONING TABLE Chromium legs. Finger tip adjustment for any height. Gives you more leg room. Tip-proof, tilt-proof. 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