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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-02-07, Page 8The Story In — Elimville By AR*. RODS SKINNER Congregational Meeting A good representation of the congregation • enjoyed a pot luck supper provided by the ladies in the church basement on Wed- nesday - evening. Rev, W'. J. Moores acted, as chairman and conducted a short worship period, Reports of almost every 'de- partment showed a favorable balance and more money raised than last year. A new heating system has been installed as well as new lights in the base- ment and a new kitchen. Most of the officers whose term expired were reelected. A new Christian Education committee was appointed to con- sist of superintendent, of Sunday School, presidents of W.M.S. and W.A. and the minister. Kenneth Johns, Fred Walters and Mrs. Freeman Horn were appointed a committee to make enquiries about a new wan. A fund was started which' met with a good response and a good portion was subscribed before the meeting adjourned. Euchre Club Elimville Euchre Club was held on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns as hosts. There were nine tables playing. Winners were ladies' high, Mrs. Harold Bell; gents' high, Mr. Alvin Cooper and consola- tion, Mr. Donald Parsons, • The hosts this week. will be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunnington, Personal Items Mr. W. J. Routly attended the Good Roads convention in. To- ronto this wek. Sunday guests with . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell were Mr. and Mrs.' Gilbert Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Mr. and Mrs. A1din Cooper,' .11Ir.,,Layerne Skinner, Miss Ruth Skinner ;and Mr.' Bert Rivers. Mr. and Mts.' lIodgert, and Marie, Mrs. L. Hodgert. of Seaforth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunning- ton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan of Listowel over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen and Betty Ann visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stephens, Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. John Batten, Helen and Sharon visited 'on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Penhale of Winchel- sea. Mrs. James Sinclair and Kath- ryn of London' visited on Tues- day with Mrs." Wm. Routly.. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and' family of Win chelsea -visited on Sunday• with Mr. and Mrs., Harold Kerslake. Tuckersmith' Picks Slate Alek McGregor, R.R. 2 Kip- pen, was re-elected president of the Tuckersmith Township Federation of Agriculture at the annual meeting held in the Sea- forth District High School, on Wednesday evening. William Ro- gerson, R.R. 3 Seaforth was re- elected vice-president. Elected directors of the va- rious school sections were: Glenn Bell; S.S. c„2.; W. D. Wilson, S.S. 3; Ernie Crich, S.S. 4; John Mac- Kay, S.S. 5; Elmer Townsend, S.S. 6; Alex CheSney, S.S. 7; A- lex Boyce, S.S. 8; Wilmer Broad- foot, S.S, 9; Archie Hoggarth, S.S. 10. Mrs. Alex McGregor *as named Woman director. The following appointments. were made: to the County Hog Cooperative, John Woods; alter- nate, Alex McGregor; Cream Producers, Gordon Richardson; P 6 ultry Producers, Andrew Moore. Huron I' of A secretary-field- man Carl Hemingway was chair- filen for the election, ant John Broadfoot was Secretary. Robert McGregor gave a re- port of the political action com- mittee meeting held recently in Clinton, G. W. Montgorhery, Huron county agriculture representa- tive, told the meeting there should be concerted action to Maintain the present standard of living. Mr. Hemingway contended that the hog producers program is on the Way to becoming pile- cesful. Special speaker for the even- ing was Rev. Dr. J, Semple of the Elm ondville United Church, w told the meeting that al! though . people are leaving the farm, they will return arid be glad of the Opportunity, For fee- ding the world--despite surplu- ses—farmers are perilously near not having enoUgh, he declar- ed. Mort than 1,896 fires occur in an average week across Canada according to, the All- Canada Insurance federal intl. Total annual test of such fires is More than $00,000,00k Mrs, Russell Clarke and baby son returned home from South Huron Hospital, on Saturday. Mrs. Alec Hamilton of Grand Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wein and Mrs, Harry Lewis and son'Eber spent Thursday in Lon- don. Mrs. Isaac Sims and son, Roy, of London visited Sunday with Mr. and Mn. H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Eli."-Sims, and son, Bill, and Mr. and Mrs, Mur- ray Neil and daughter.' Beverly, attended the funeral of the late Gordon Hunter in Exeter on Monday lase • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards and Diane of Walkerton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Sims. Mrs. Clifford. Hill who was op- erated upon in Victoria Hospital, London, last Wednesday return- ed home. Sunday . and is getting along nicely. . Sgt. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and' Alan. are leaving this weekend for North Bay - where he has been posted after • spending the past seven years at RCAF Cen- tralia. Presentation Mrs. John Nedza entertained a number of ladies in honor of Mrs, .Win. Smith who with Mr. Smith and Alan - are leaving. for North Bay. Mrs. Smith was presented with gifts, and _bingo was played. News Budget fi-Orn Blcmshard By MRS. GLADWYi4 HOOPER Mr. and Mrs. -Fred Thomson, Miss Anne Thomson, Miss Ada Hopkins and Mr. Herb Hopkins of Woodham spent Sunday with Mrs. Ulvada Hopkins of Mit- chell. murray and Barry Thomson spent the weekend with their grandfather, Mr. John Rinn of the Base Line. Mr, and Mrs- Wm. Jones and family were Wednesday evening guests, Of Mr- and Mrs. Wm. Thomson of Glendale,. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Jones spent last Thursday in Toronto and at- tended the Offecla Show. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Mossey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stephens of An- derson, Mr. and 'Mrs. Cecil Mos, sey, Miss Kathleen Mossey of Wingham were Sunday guests of Mrs. Jas. Mossey. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Mossey spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dave YotingSbn of St, Marys. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Thack- erand family and Mrs. Fred Pattison Were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs, Percy Widens of GrantoiL • w Mr. and Mrs. Cceil Camtri of Woodham spent Sunday with Mr. M. HoOper, Youth Week At Centralia. In observance of Yount Week the pastor, Rev. J. T. Clarke, was assisted by Young Pe9Ple in conducting the Sunday morn= ing church service, The scrip ture lesson was read by Gwen Lightfoot, a C.G.I.T. member, A panel discussion "Venture in Faith" was taken by Eleanor Mae Hodgins and Allison Clarke as the first and second readers and Dick McCutcheon imperson- ated the missionary in the dis- cussion. The readings were in- terspersed with the playing of hymns, . Y.P.U. Entertains C.G.I.T. , The VVo-he-lo Canadian girls in training were entertained by the Y.P.U. in the schoolroom of the United Church on Friday Dick McCutcheon and Keith Hodgins, recreation conveners of the Y.P.U., were assisted by Allison Clarke and Margaret McCulcheon in preparing the program of games. Personal Items Beth Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson of Ridge- town is visiting for a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. Harry Bowden and sons Don, Bob, Terry and Mary of London visited on Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. W. Bowden. Mr. and Mrs. .George Bayn. ham were Sunday evening visit. ors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Had- dock. The members of the Wonien's Association were, invited to the home 'of. Mrs. J. T. Clarke on Wednesday afternoon for their February meeting when they had the privilege of seeing the newly decorated manse kitchen. Draperies We wish to reduce our stock of draperies in a hurry so , we are placing on sale 10 webs of our better quality lines—beautiful floral designs, 48' wide, reg, $2.:75 yard— SALE PRICE $1.95 YARD 1 web 36' drapery—rose floral pattern, reg. $1,95,' to clear at HALF PRICE , 980 YARD Corsets & Girdles About 25 pair corsets -- Well-known' better quality lines — in broken ranges and sizes —values to $7.50 pair. • ON SALE AT,. $1,93 PAIR Ladies' girdles, reg. up to $5.50 pair. ON SALE AT $1.00 PAIR Don't Miss These Bargains! HOSIERY Ladies' nylon hosiery--10 'dozen paii—goorl shades—Orients. - Reg. $1,50—ON SALE 980 PAIR* ' Reg, $1.15-0N SALE, $1,19 PAIR F A MAY Phone 90. EXETER egesieteeleglieeleeseteeelileelowieseepesee Canadcis Finest Heating $01.4111 1411AT 3. DISTRIBUTED BY YOUR FRIENDLY BA AGENT Middleton & Genttner Phone 40 Exeter This Portrait by Doerr Won Merit Award at PAA Print Show, Chicago. ,distinctive portraits by Doerr • • . • n , • ”.•• 1. "Memories fade, portraits don't . . . your's should be a fine 'one because it will • become a lifetime treasure . . . may we suggest you make yotir appointment now when time permits us to produce a distinctive. portrait you'll be proud- of always. • Sitting fee, one person $5.00 two or more $7.30 Prints, including mountings, from $1.50 For prints 11x14 and larger for wall hangings, brush oil etc. sitting 'fees from t. $10.00 Aw, . , ,PHOTOGRAPH ER Phone 343 , Exeter Soo 20% Off Men's Made4o,Measur• • SUITS • •' TOPCOATS' • SPORTpoats • SLACKS ' This is your last 'chance to make substantial say, 'ings on your tie* Spring topcoat, Suit, etc. Your choke front hundreds of samples expertly tailored by Fashion,Craft and Re, gal Park, ..„ „.. SALE ENDS FEB. 9 1, & SON Phenol 100 Palo 1 .1114 TiemeeMlysteldk t. 1.157 r vv. Spec:kill** in Grand 'Bend Church To .Erect Parish H611 The Annual meeting' of. St.. Mrs. Wilfrid lilathers. and son, John's-by-the lake Anglie 'Dennis, of Leaden and, Mrs. Chun') was held. in the town .Gibb. Statton and ,datighter, Joan,. hall on Monday, with the rec-. of Sarnia, who, also visited with tar, Rev. M. PinkOVY, in the other friends in town. chair. : Ur. .and Mrs. 3. W. Whiteford. The officers were elected for. left On Saturday for a motor .and • 195.7: .vestry cleric, Mr. 'eter trip. to Florida for a few weeks. .H.enerators Mr. Win. Rendle; board of man! Fred Walkm, peopl ' e.s warden OW for the past few months, confined to Westminster Has- agement, B,.tissdll HoPcroft, Mrs. returned to his home on Friday. Harry Rossenberry, Mrs, wm. Xr. and Mrs. Douglas Coul- Cochrane and lilts. Wm. Rendle, son and family and Ali% and Mrs. . . . . A cooking sale was planned spent the weekend at his home ` .ervice - 11* building, of a. parish hall . in the near future, Mrs. .Mae Beer visited at her home here- on Sunday before. -. The W.A. of St. John'S-by-tbe- leaving Exeter "1 Monday for Phone 328 ' . ,Exeter Anglican W.A. , a trip to Florida, Lake Anglican church held their Mr. L. H. Turnbull - and son monthly meeting at the home of and Mr. Norris Desjardine rno- . ‘ Mrs. Wm. Rendie on Monday ' toted to Chicago for a few days' W— , . r evening with Mrs. Harry Bossen. visit last week, uerth s berry presiding. ' ' ' Mr. Dennis Finan of Sarnia Can Save to be sent to tire Arctic. A travel- sharpened Sun- and and Topic From Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE Miss Marilyn Moores, of St. Thomas, spent the week-end with her parents, Rev. W, J. and Mrs. Moores. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne_ Passmore, Sharon, Paul and Beth, were Fri- day evening guests with. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moore, of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Alexander, of Henget', were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. William 'Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Haist, Maurice, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Listoen, Danny and 'Marilyn, of Crediton, Mr. and 'Mil. Oxen Grace, of Ortenview, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hoist, Mur- ray, Brenda and Janice, Miss Beverley Wilson, of Lendom• Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Larry and Fresh 2-YearrOld Linda, of Exeter, Were guests of , Mr: arid ••Mrs. Alder Passni ore by Eltricroft T.radition, • with. on Sa turday evening, the . occa- her heifer calf by MaRte Lea h MarilHoist andyin rt hic,liasytosenof Mr. Skokie $275 takes them Mr. Warren Hodgins, of Strat- both; Also se,Iling some ford, was a guest with Miss Mari- young heifer calves and a lyn,-,Moores at ...stile manse on few fresh cows. Sunday. SANDY ELLIOT Corn41*,,.Mitchp111:& CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS r: Cornish, 'F. Cornish Mitchell, - K. W. Slade, • ' W. E. Suchard 291 DUNDAS 'ST.. • - Dial 2-2651 LONDON, ONT. :4101..10,11 llllll infMkillt1/111111111iinVulft111111611111111111111111111'11111111111111141111111111 llllll I lll I lllllllllllllllllllll Prices Effective February 7, 8 and 9 • Golden Dew Margarine 4, L. PKGS. 99c Lushys Jelly Powders Ass-'b 3 PKGS. 29c Bee Hive Syriiip 2 LEL TIN 29c 5 LE. TIN 69c Instant Coffee zo,..Lci,T. 53c 6.z OFF 1.55 Starters Regulators ;Anderson; rector's warden Mr, Mr. Albert Cox, -who has .been • Plans were 'made for making A. Guenther arid son. of Lon- rd Pans a .com bined effort to start on Itcl°ennoTeisotteld euwx:Idtba y,Mr. and. lifts, for Saturday, February 16, Ar- in town. ' rangements were made for the Mr. and Mrs. Emery Mason of Naicarn, Sask., who have annual congregational pot- luck supper to be held February 24. been in Florida for the past few Material was distributed for weeks returned last week and You Money sewing and knitting for the bale are visiting with Mr. Mason's sister, Mrs, Thos. Baird and Mr. Baird, WHY SHOP AROUND? ling apron was left in the hands Air. Jas, Dalton, Jr., of Lon- of Mrs. Randle which will be , on its way in a few days. don spent the weekend at his Used skates for the whole family started free. Those to. take part in the World home in town. cheap and - Mr, E, Keown visited on Sat- MEN'S OXFORDS Black or Brown Reg, $8.95 for $5.95 MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS Just a few pairs left at $3.49 Sizes 9, 10, 11 and 12 IDACK SHOES FOR MEN Rubber end Leather Repairing Wuerth Shoes EXETER Kenneth Holgins, a former member of Blanshard Township Council, was elected by accla- mation to fill the vacancy caus- ed by Alex Irvine's appointment to the position of assessor. Other officers appointed were: Road commissioner, John Dun- nell; fence viewers and pound keepers were also named. • Grants were made to St. Ma- rys and Kirkton Fair Boards ant Kirkton Public Library. It was reported that 93 per cent of cattle owners in Blan- shard are petitioning for com- pulsory vaccination for brucel- losis. • Norris Webb' serves as clerk of the _township and Fred Doupe as treasurer, HOLSTEIN HEIFER Rev. Don Orth, missionary on furlough from Japan, will be the guest speaker and will show coloured slides of Japan on neyen, February 13, at Wed- PHONE 476 • - EXETER the United Chuech, Thames Road. ii iiiiiiiiii iiiii 11111111111111111,1 iiiii )11.1 iiiiiiin 11/11111111111i111011$1 iiiiiiii 1111111411M i 1 llllllll I nun 111111ft Day of Prayer were appointed, urday with Mr. and Mrs. NOT- Two new members were wel- comed, man Mathers in Parkhill. Mrs. Peter Eisenbach is at. Personal Items present a patient in St. Joseph's ' ivr; ana Mrs. HSrr y Littl e Hospital, London. and son, Frank, of Goderich were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Blanshard Elects Thos, Baird on Friday. of London visited with Mr, and New CoLincillor Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mitchell Mrs, Harry Rossenberry on day, Sunday visitors with Mr. Mrs, W. J. Holt were Mr. 2 Pkgs, 35c 2 Pkgi 35c 30c ,..„ 87c SALAD DRESSING shod% ,JAf ll ll ff.. Of • FRY'S PURE COCOA II-at. Tin lllllllllll 39c 43c 37c ' ORANGE JUICE frsiewset, 49.0t, tin ROBIN ,'HOOD CAKE MiX 27 n . CHIFFON -PIE FILL Give. or White, leo Coupon INF r Jello, Strawberry or Lemon SHREDDED WHEAT Prite ..„ lllll FLUFFO SHORTENING per Lb, ,KADANA TEA BAGS pkas. or 100, lllll lllll Dut JUMBO Pieb, 2Cit. orr INCLUO5S iJ61MBD MATH TOWEL'. 1.29 -SEE FULL' F:AGiiiEUPERIolt! RD IN LONDON iFREE PRESS EACH THURSDAY , "The Best Place To Shop After All" J H. Jones Groceries • DELIVERY PHONE 532 Second Line In Bidduiph By MRS. H. ELSON Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister and boys spent Sunday in Bel- grave with Mr. and' Mrs. Ken Mason. • Mr. And Mrs. Jack Blair and girls were guests of Mrs. 'Ellen Flannigan, London,' on Sunday. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Abbott, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smyth, Centralia. Mrs. Irene Hicks, fill and Maxine of Clio, Michigan, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls on Monday night. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer were Mr. and Mrs, Joe*Mordush, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fischer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer all of Landon. • Mr. Frank .Gregus. of London spent Monday afternoon with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek. Sunday visitors with Mrs, Jessie Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison, London and. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and Ailsa Craig. arage:Operators Entertain Ladies Huron Branch 'of the Garage. Operators' Association of Antar- io members and .wives at a• ladies' night recently in the Legion Hall, Vxeter, About', 40„ were present. The evening began with a turkey supper followed by a dance to Clayt Steeper s„ „orchest- ra. The la,dio s were given cor- sages. Quest speaker was Cee West, of the Association's head Office in, Toronto. Other guests includ- ed Mayor B.. K. Peoley and his wife. Huron President Bob. Belling, Exeter, was chairman, Secretary is Bob -Marriage. Fred Dobbs expressed appreciation appreciation 'to the Legion Auxiliary which served. the .Pririlzeesa•I'Were donated by Lon- don and district automotive firms. Appreciation was. expressed, to. Rev, 'and Mrs. Alex Rapson for excellent services rendered ,dur- ing the year .when members of , Crediton United United „church met in the ,cluirch school TOMS for the annual meeting. A congregational _Supper pre- ceded the, meeting. Reports were given and Mrs. L. Mot; was re- elected secretary. Rev, Rapson paid tribute to Mr. E. Beaver,. who had held the office of trea5, Igor • very efficiently for the past 15 years. Mr. Beaver asked, to, be relieved, but accepted, with Jas. Iflawhieney as, assistant. Books were closed with a gener- ous surplus on hand. glection results were; stew- ards, E, Chambers, Garnet Hill, E. Beaver, K. Kerr, Murray Neil, E, Lampert, Jas. Mawhin- neY and Gerald Zwieker; trus- tees, Wilfrid Mack, G. Hill, Jos.- Woodall, Russell Finkbeiner .and Ed. Chambers; Robt, Galloway and Ralph Finkbeiner were add-: ed to ushers; :auditors, E, Cham- bers and W. Mack, Day Of Prayer Day of Prayer was observed in the Evangelical Church Sun- day evening, Mrs. R, Krueger was in charge of the service and was assisted in the worship service. by Mrs, Lloyd Lamport and Mrs. E. Wenzel, Miss Audrey Finkbeiner, mis- sionary -at St. -Lucian, was the speaker and showed. slides on her work. Charles Koelzow • . Mr, Charles Koelzow, who died at his home in Detroit last week at the 'age of 32 -years, was well known in this community, He is survived by his wife, the former Carrie Gaiser of Crediton, and one daughter, Mrs. Lily Marshall. Funeral was held in Detroit on Saturday. Relatives from here attending the funeral included Mr, and Mrs. Albert Gaiser, Mr, and. Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser, .Mr. and Mrs, Edmond .Hendrick and Miss Clara Gaiser. Attend Funeral Relatives and friends attend- ing the funeral of-the late Mr. C. Berg in Crediton on Thurs- day were Mrs. R. Frank -and son, Win„ of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. E. Edighoffer of - Zurich, Mrs. Whitney of Milwaukee, Miss Clarissa Hill of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hoare and Mrs. Fred Harris of London.' Personal items • Mrs. Clifford Hill who under- Report From Crediton East By MRS. W. MOTZ went surgery in Victoria Hos- Pital last . week returned to her home ,,.on Sunday. in' St, 4Cos.epTsdfourodsiista.'1, London.i4eount haying undergone eYe surgery., lilt ors with Mr. and- Mrs. F, W.1 'and Mrs. Russell Ckark of ;Detroit were weekend visit- , I daughters d -and frierni visited on . bemMi MiLs: 1f:0:arc:rat:eats:, Sunday with los, w, H. fink- Dearborn, Mich., spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Welling.. ton Haig., Miss Gertrude. Beaver and friend of -Detroit visited SAO,: day with Ali', and Mrs. Harry Beaver. Mrs, Lloyd 'England anent few -days last week with her daughter ing Montreal., Mr. and Idts. Alva %ray. of % London Township visited' on ..Sun- day' with Mrs,. R. redifon Congregation Elects 1957 Ofikers. The young ' suitor Was rather shy, and after she had thrown her arms around him and kissed hit fee hringipg her a bouquet flowers he jumped up and r g bbed his hat. 'Oh, don't go," she said t as he made for the door. 't,'I didn't mean to offend Val.' "Oh, not offended," he re., plied.• , going for more 'flowers: 4 PIANO INSTRUCTION Mrs. Dorothy Wildfong, A.L.C.M., is pleased to announce a new piano class. Pupils accepted any. day or. evening. Studio-430 Albert St., Exeter • Phone 362-J ,LADIES' .MISSES'. DRESSES Sizes 9 to 20, 161/2 to 241/2 , 46 to, 52, good , styles and cloths. LADIES' COATS A nice range of cloths and colors'to choose from, sizes `12 to 16 and . 181/2 to 20. • • . 25% OFF REG. PRICES 25% Off ll a ll alall111,1 !k•