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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-05-17, Page 5THE TIMESADVQCATE, EXETER/ ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17/ 1954 Clandeboye Comments Women’s Institute Mrs. Andy Thompson was hos­ tess for ' , Clandeboye Women’s with Mrs. Ernest Lewis ing. A donation of $10 Lucan Branch of the Society was approved. Roll call was "Mother’s name and birthplace’, 16 members responded. The pro­ gram committee, Mrs.. Wilfred Dixon, Mrs. Hiram Thompson, and Mrs. Arthur Simpson, con­ ducted contests on "Flowers" wand guessing contests. Winners were Mrs. Karl O’Neil and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon. Mrs. Karl O’Neil reported proceeds of $32.00 on the recent bake sale. A plant and bulb auction, con­ ducted by Mrs. James Hall, ■realized $7.65, Mrs. Wilmer iScott •and 'Mrs. ,Andy Carter' were ap­ pointed delegates to the District Annual at Ailsa Craig May 29, The motto, "Good example^ the 'best sermons”, prepared by the May meeting of Institute, fpresHl- to the Cancer maiden to which are gorHivuo. j Pj Mrs. Art •Hodgins, was- read by Mrs, Alan Hill. ; Baptismal Service e At Clandeboye United Church Spra motor Everything Sloth** spraying co«t*-Doubl*« Profit*.' Moil advanced sprayer development; designed for low or high pressure depenjb ing’ on Pump selection, Available for 3 Pt. Pickup or Standard Tractor* — P.T.O. or Engine operated. "Choit^ 8 Model*. Field'Row Crop Boom* with drop pipe*. 1 FREE .~iamanst'»ian .t The Only Spraying Equipment With Parts Available At Short Notice the (minister, Rev, E. M. Cook, baptized Kathleen Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Coughlin, and Larry , Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hea- man, on Sunday, May 13. The, flowers were placed in the church in fond memory of Fran­ cis Abbott by the family. A successful sale oLhome bak­ ing was held on Saturday after­ noon at the Black Motor show rooms in Lucan by Clandeboye ,United ' ’W.A, Study Mr. of .St. dent at the University of West­ ern' Ontario and Huron College, and 'Mr. 'Roy Farrel of Ripley, also a student at the same uni­ versity, left last week by C.P.R, to go to Kenora for two Weeks’ ■classes inT tlie Cree language. They-will be at Fort Severn in the Diocese pf Keewatin at the mouth of 'tlie Severn River on Hudson's Bay. They will teach in the Government Indian. (School, also doing mission work in time not spent teaching, until Sep­ tember, Mrs. Bill Downing and daugh­ ter, JOan, of Chatham, spent,the Weekend '.with the former's par­ ents, Mr, and 'Mrs. Aimer Hendrie. i Mrs. Emily Neale has taken a position at Harrietsville. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Latimer of 'Sarnia visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Rann, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Cunning­ ham and Joe spent (Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hariper of St. Paul’s. Mrs, Gordon Eaton, secretary­ treasurer of Clandeboye*W.I., at­ tended the Secretaries’ Confer­ ence at Guelph last week. 'Mrs. Harvey Riehl, Veneta and Bobby, of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna Jane of Thorndale visited Sun­ day with’ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton. Mr. Rea bjeil attended the service at the Woodham United Church on Sunday morning when his nephew, Donald Alton, son of Mr .and Mrs. Alton Neil, re­ ceived the rites of baptism at the service. Church jnepiibers of 'the Cree Language Stanley Tomes, a member James' Chuiieh and a stu- Lucan And District News Spramotor F complete spray kits Now you can build your • own Sprayer for spraying woods, fence rows, orchard* and livestock. Your choice of . or Gear Pump. L We'd like to show them to you •■•Come in X Hensall and district residenits mourned 'the loss of a very fine citizen in the 'person of George A. Glenn, who died suddenly aJt his (home there on 'Saturday after­ noon in this 6'8lt!h year. Although he had been .in ipcor heaJlitlh for ■the ipast few ‘Weeks the was able to |be up 'and sit on his varandah on iSalturday. purpose SPRAY Garage St.Exeter Farm Equipment R. D. Jermyn Phone 508 , William St. HENSALL York . OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS Repairs fo All Makes of Cars Car'Washing "Give Us A Try" Phone 98 Harvey Boyne Dies In Hospital Funeral services for Harvey Boynes, 62, who died suddenly in Victoria Hospital, from the O. funeral home, May 11. Rev. Lucan United Interment was in Birr Church cemetery. Pall - bearers were (Harold •Cobleigh, Reg Gled- 'hill, Wilbert Stanley, Lewis,, Merton McLean ■liam McQomfo. Son of the late 'Mr. Charles Boynes, 'he was born on concession 16, London Township, .and attended ,S,:S. No. 26 School and Wesley Church. He Jived for a short time in Lucan but for the" past 30 years made with Mr. Ernest Guest, concession 16, London, 4 highway. His only Survivors brothers, Detroit. Explorers The Lucan and Clandeboye Explorers held their regular expedition in the United Church ■parlors last Monday evening. Counsellor Kae Haskett led in ■the worship service and Dana Culbert, Judy Haskett and Mar­ garet Cobleigh assisted. "What I expect of my family and what my family expects of me” were covered from the new study book, -"Living With My Family”. A coat (hanger, drive was plan­ ned for May 26. During the ■craft period, favors were started for the mother and daughter banquet to foe .held June 13. A tea kettle game was enjoy­ ed by all present. Attend Conference The following secretaries of local Women’s Institutes attend­ ed the Secretaries’ Conference 'held in Guelph last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Mrs. Wil­ liam Brownlee \of Lucan, Mrs. W. W. Garrett of Birr, Mrs. Clarence Lewis of Granton, Mrs. J. Shipley of Ilderton. Anniversary And Flower Sunday ■Members oif the Lucan United Church School met last (Sunday evening to discuss plans for the Anniversary and 'Flower Sunday which will be (held June 10. It was decided that the church school would be responsible for sending one teacher to "Five Oaks”—'the' 'Christian Training Centre near Paris. Part of the meeting had to foe conducted in darkness owing to\ the hydro blackout when lightning put a generator out at Niagara. 'The third edition of the Red Cross Advocate was on sale last Friday. As this is one of the last editions for this .year, the staff left ..one page vacant for autographs before ’ the children separate for the summer. Though the net proceeds for the paper are not too large, the staff will have' a nice donation for the Red Cross at the end of June, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 'Reilly and family pf London were Sun­ day visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. A. E. Reilly. ■Mr. D. Ashworth attended the Anglican ’Synod meeting at Kit­ chener last Tuesday. ■Mrs. J. B. Armitage, who had been a ‘ patient at Victoria Hos­ pital, has been released and now at Mason Villa. were held. Haskett iand Son Lucan, on Friday, E. M. Cook of Church officiated. United Clarence and Wil- his home corner of ■and No. are two George and Ernie, of is 2?THE RIGHT PRICE I ✓ X THE PRICE of a basic industrial product in an expand­ ing country such as Canada should be low enough to ehcourage maximum sales against world-wide com­ petition. The price should also be high enough to recover all costs and provide an adequate profit. Without profits further expansion could not be paid for, and • expansion is necessary if there are to be new jobs for our increasing population. In fact, without profits there would be fewer and fewer jobs than now, instead of more and more. And without prpfits there would be no return for the , shareholder’s on their investment; and there are al- $ most as many shareholders in industrial companies as there are employees. • .J* The right price for Canada, then, must include a. profit for investment in our future growth. Will Haskett Lions Head At a dinner meeting in Anglican Church basement Monday evening, catered to Mrs. H. T. Bond’s group of the Ladies Guild, the Mate of Of­ ficers for 1956-57 was presented president, Will Haskett; vice- president, Les Woodward; secre­ tary, Jim Young, and treasurer, Alex Young. One new member was en­ rolled, Mr. J. C. Gteacy, new manager of the Bank of Mont­ real. Social And Personal Mother’s Day Visitors Messrs. Harold Brooks, the la«st 'by (Messrs. Harold Brooks, Ron­ nie Coleman, Bill Allen and Miss Carole Brooks of London, Mrs. Ainsley 'Neil of Exeter and Mrs. Harold McFalls of Lucan with Mrs. T. Brooks. •Mr. and Mrs. Carl Banting and family of Brampton with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Banting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Exeter with Mr. and ‘Mrs, A, M, Hedden. Mr. Milton Robinson and Miss Fortey of London, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Earle and family of Wood- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodgins and family of Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Copeman and family of Belmont with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.’ Garrett and Doreen with Mr, and'Mrs. BOb Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Ralph with Mrs. Irene Coursey and family, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Flanni- gan of Lucan with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Maguire of Scotland with MY. and Mrs, Murray Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and family with Mr. and Mrs. P. O. King of Oakville. Misses Gertrude Kent, R.N., and (Marie Stanley, R.N., with Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Stanley. Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Jones and family of Kippen with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack’ Murray and family of Condon with Mrs. Joe Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrod of Woodbridge with their aunt, Miss K. Bowyer. Mrs. Edgar McFalls, Mrs. R. Ferguson and Miss Marilyn Ferguson -with (Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward of Toronto. Mt. and 'Mrs. Cecil Armitage and Mr. and -Mrs. George Cham­ bers and family with Goderich friends. On Sunday, May Mrs. ail'd' lane Mrs. Harold Emerick Hydro Worker Funeral services for Harold Emerick, 31, of Kitchener, who was electrocuted in Guelph May 7, when he accidently touched a 13,000 volt line at a hydrp sub­ station, were held from the C. Haskett and Son funeral home, Lucan, on Thursday by the Rev. E. m. Cook of Lucan United Church. Interment was in St. James’ Cemetery, Clandeboye. Pall-bearers were all hydro men and over 50 employees formed a ■guard of honor. Son of Mrs. Maude Emerick and the late Charles Emerick, he was 'born at Bothwell. After his ■marriage to Eleanor 'MeRann, he lived for 12 years in Lucan be­ fore moving to Kitchener a year ago. He was an employee of the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission. Though artificial respiration was applied for foui’ ■hours after his head touched the wire, he failed to respond. Besides his wife and- mother, he is survived iby three small children, :Sliirlye, Elaine and Betty; four sisters, Mrs. William Haggith and Mrs. Reta Mc­ Master of Bothwell, Mrs. Millard Lossing Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. George Bowles of Windsor; also five brothers, William of Wind­ sor, Frank, John, Walter and Albert of Bothwell. - Personal Items , ■Mrs. Warner McRoberts spent last Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mac Lamond, and family of Cromarty. LAC and Mrs. William Brown­ lee and family of Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. William Brownlee and family. ■Mr. and Mrs, 'Stanley Lee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lee and family and Mrs, Leonard Mitchell of London with Mr. and. Mrs. T. -Lee. Dr. and Mrs. Len Lobsinger and family of .Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Art McLean and family of London and Mr. and Mrs. -Jack Lankin and family of Lucan, with Mr. and Mrs. John Park. iiiMiyiiiii KIDNEY per- ■and "dis- last and The put I Alarm Creates Excitement Main St .and Alice Gt. corner was the ■scene of great excite­ ment between 9 p.m. and 10 ' ' Sunday night when care pedestrians filled the street, hydro blackout apparently the" 'burglar alarm in the Bank of Montreal out of order, it slated in ringing incessantly took over a half hour to connect it and "ehut/it up" Vacation School Meeting Lucan, clergy and 'Sunday School representatives held their second vacation school meeting last Friday night in the United Church parlors when a commit­ tee, composed of Rev. J. P. Prest (Dean), Rev. J. A. Graham and Mrs. Murray Hodgins, was ap­ pointed to make all necessary arrangements for a vacation school to foe held in the Anglican Parish Hall and basement July 23-27 with an Achievement Night July 27 in the Community Memorial Arena. The course of study which had been sent for was discussed and approved and a tentative time­ table set up. A drive will foe made.to assure an ample supply of teachers to make the project a success, Lightning may pot hit twice in the same place, but Mr, Sidney- Lowndes’ new Dodge car has been hit twice within a few weeks. Last time it was hit by a careless driver in 'Stratford, May 6, causing $75 damage. Mrs. G. A. Moore (neu Alwe Stanley) od wall dMC-hter, Mary, of Kelliher, Sasfc, arrived by plane and are making an ex­ tended visit with the1 former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Stan* ley. Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Hruee Abbott of London were Friday yfsltors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott. Tfrs. Isabel Underwood, now of St. Marys, was .a recent visitor •with Mr. and 'Mrs, .Guy Ryan. ■Mr. M. Durham has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital for the past four weeks. cE Weekend Specials I E s1 I £ Dance Review NOTE: I wish to correct an error on someone's part in last week's edition. I am not changing our store to Red & White. By Mrs. R. Broderick and Pupils Meat Specials Fresh Lein or Butt Pork Chops Cooked Ham Pure Pork Sausage Cottage Rolls ........ Round or Sirloin Steak Smoked Side Bacon .... Cubed Stewing Beef Fresh Side Pork ...... Smoked Picnic Shoulder 450-Lb. 850 Lb. 390 Lb. 470 Lb. 590 Lb. 390 Lb. 430 Lb. 390 Lb. 390 Lb. 6, Mr. and and family Alex M'cFar- of Mr. and J. W. Smith Mr, and Mrs. were guests _ __ __ David McFarlane of Rock­ wood. Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane remained over for an extended visit with Rockwood friends. Mrs. George Strasser received ■word of the death of her bro­ ther, Mr. Allan McMann; of Ed­ monton, .formerly of Seaforth. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John McMann. Mrs., Strasser is now . the last member of her family. Mr. Jack Bisson -Qf Winnipeg spent two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Haskett. . Mrs. Harold Emerick, whose husband was so badly electro­ cuted last week, has rented an apartment above Wong’s restaur­ ant.. and is returning to Lucan with her three small children to make her home ther& Doreen Garrett was recently elected president of Medway Girls’ Athletic Association and Clare Sceli was elected president of the Medway Boys’ Athletic Association. Last Thursday Dr. E. R. Pat­ terson of Lucan, with the assist­ ance oif two nurses, administered the Salk vaccine to Lucan Public School pupils. Mike , Culbert, small son of Mr. and Mrs/ Merton Cul'bert, last ’Sunday received his mem­ bership - to "The League of Loyalty,” Mr. T. Weller' is erecting a new house on water street. Mrs. Murray Hodgins, Mrs. Cecil Robb, Mrs. Wes Hodgins, ■Mrs. H. B. Langford and Mrs. .Sheridan Revington last Thurs­ day -went to Guelph, hoping to attend the W.I. meeting but un­ fortunately were unable to get ■in. Miss Margaret Ashworth, R.N., of Sarnia, spent last week­ end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ashworth,* Mr.* and Mrs. Ralph Ainslie, ■Mary and David, of St. Marys, wore Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Reving­ ton and family were Sunday guests With Mr. and Mrs. H. Wel- ■foourne of London. Mrs. Sheridan Revington and Mrs. 'Murray Hodgins last Wed­ nesday attended a Dominion >0 o uno il oxocu ti vo iftoot i ft g in First St. Andrew’s Church, Lon­ don. Mrs. Percy Armitage is slowly recuperating from het recent operation and was able to walk ■Up ton,Vn one day last P.rior to starting for Mr. and Mrs, Donald of London called On Mrs, Calvin Haskett, strange co-incidence, while in Scotland they Will be staying with friends who now live in the house in which Mrs. Haskett was born. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ross McRann of Syracuse attended the funeral of the late Mr, Harold Emerick and spent, a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Banting, week, Scotland, Urquhart Mr. and . By while a * TOWN HALL, HENSALL Thurs., May 24 8:15 p.m. — Admission — Adults 600, Children 350 Al's Groceteria And Meat Market Hensail " Ontario LONDON/ ONT, ... a world-wide trend DEALER: Mein St,’ PHONE M VOLKSWAGEN ' On every continent of the globe, t^p amazing Volkswagen has been * wholeheartedly accepted in a manner never before known in the automotive industry. Its outstanding sales success in Canada and its exceptionally high re-sale value reflect the supreme confidence which Canadians have in this unique automobile and its policy of continuing the same basic design. *« Firmly believing in Canada’s future, Volkswagen will expand greatly this year. The nation-wide dealer organization with its well-earned reputation for efficiency, is expanding its facilities to provide even better service. 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