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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-09, Page 8N I. ••! $ The Timis -Advocate, May 9, 1957 TCA TRAINS NEW 5TeWARDESS GRQUP—Nursing de- s gree i no longer necessary to be an air stewardess, so here former secretary Barbara Bechar(' is fitted with a Stewardess cap by Flo Gillies, of Sydney, N.S. Barbara is one of a group of girls who left Toronto for special train- ing in Montreal. "AIR BRIDGE" UNITES FAMILY — Eager to tell their father all—about their flight on the first "air bridge" plane from Britain to Canada are „these happy youngsters. Shown with. their mother, Mrs. Eileen )3ellingham, are Katrina, seven; Jacqueline, six; Stuart, 11, and Linda, 10. They will join their father who came earlier and found a gold min- ing job in Kirkland Lake, Ont. Eighty Britons arrived in Toronto on "the first plane and thousands more are on their way. • now only., size 6.00 x 16 Super -Cushion by GOODIVEAR Made with .exclusive 3-T Cord! NEW LOW PRICES OTHER SIZES 670x 115 — $12.98 7.10 x 15 —$14.95 (All prices with your Class "A" trade-in.) JIMMY HAYTER PHONE: DAY 91 — NIGHT 84 GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE DASHWOOD, ONTARIO Shipka Missiona„ry • Home On. 'Furlough 4iss ireEinkbeiner, who which makes thievingprevalent,. has had ,several speaking engage- And the jails Are usually full. merits in this vicinity. s Bap- .and a mixture of. gugliSh„ French tist".misslonary serving in St. and Spanish. Nicety to os per 'Lucia. an island, of the Windward ,.cent of the people Are Roman group. of British West Indies, .She .Catholic, but since the island is under British: rule, missionaries are able to. preach the ,gospel, Witchcraft is still practiced le PODIA extent. 'Three couples and. three single young' women are engaged in missionary werk. Miss bel_ner,Forks chiefly among wom- en.' children and Young people. She has a small English- Car and travels 100 to 150 miles per week. The majority aura 'meetings are held. out of doors. She makes use of the flannelgraph and, rec- ord player to attract children and young peoplewho. often have now on a year's furlough .after three years of evangelistic .serv; Miss Flabeiner is a native of Shipka,. daughter of Mrs. la, Fink- heiner, who- .now resides. in Lon- don,. and the.late Lorne Pink- beiner. At the age of 14, she heard. •God's call to go to the West Indies. "When God calls one knows nct Peace until the call is. answered," said Miss Finkbeiner, She trained at London Bible Insti- tute„ graduating in 1933. She says St. Lucia- is the best known island in the Windward been warned not to attend. group. It is 1,300 miles from Florida and contains roughly 092 The. gospel resaid.. ly works in St, square miles. It •is very rough SLucia," Miss Finkbeinerhe takes with her on her speak - and rugged. TWo -large mountains big engagements a suitcase. full look like twe Inverted ice cream of mtpresting curlos demotma .cones. There are two seasons, the 'in St. Lucia. life wet and the dry. The highest temperature reaches 130 degrees, and it seldom drops .beloW 1111) Entertains. Th.e population is 87,000, of -• , • • which Negro and Indian races Predominate. The people live in small crowded villages and their homes are small and unsanitary. The whole house is no larger than an ordinary bedroom, divided by f curtains, and the beds are pallets orags. The principal products are sugar cane, cocoanuts, pineapples A feature of the afternoon was and bananas. The industrial set- a parade of old fashioned cos - up is poor, wages are very low, fumes modelled by members while Mrs, Art Whilsmith played The language spoken is English appropriate music. This is an annual event in keeping with Mother's Day. Mothers At Tea Sorority Entertains Mothers Members of Beta Sigma phi Sorority entertained their mothers at an afternoon tea in James Street Church parlors on Wednesday. Tells Customs Of Native Land Mrs. Andrew Johnston was guest speaker at the May meet- ing of Caven Congregational Circle held at the home of Mrs. Harry Strang on Ttiesday eve- ning. Mrs. Johnston told gf the peo- ple and customs of Holland, her native land, Hollanders do a great deal of walking and bicyc- ling she said. A. bicycle path wide enough for two 'cycles is provided running parallel and along beside the highways. "Holland's educational system is very good" said Mrs, Johns- ton. "Provision is made for the brighter students and the retard- ed children." The devotional was taken by Mrs. Alvin Moir. The roll call was responded to with toys for the nursery school which it is.. hoped will commence shortly. Miss Marilyn Strang played a piano selection. Mrs. J, Taylor, Miss L. Bal - Ilantyne assisted the hostess. Do- nations from the Members were auctioned at the close of the meeting. Greta Stephens Heads Workers The first inebting of the 4-H, Garden Club sponsored by Elim- ville Women's Institute was held on Tuesday at the home ,of the leader, Mrs. Norman Jaques. Miss Ruth Skinner is .assistant leader. Greta Stephen was elected president; Margaret Brock, sec- retary; Mary McBride, press reporter. The roll call, "my fav- orite flower' was answered by nine members. It was decided to call the club "The Willing Workers." The next meeting will be on May 20. Town Topics Mrs. Thomas W. Fry, 75, Gode- rich resident for .50 years and mother of Mrs. W. Wedlake,. of town, passed away on Monday. Thefuneral service is being held' at Goderich 'today (Thurs- day), at 2 pan. ' 1 Rev. N. D. Knox is attending the synod sessions of Huron Diocese in London this week. Mr. Harry Page attended ses- sions on Tuesday and Mr. Ro- bert Luxton on Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Lampert, of Crediton, Mrs. William Lamport, Thames Road,' Mrs. Sid Baker, Dash- wood, Mrs. Kading, Grand Bend, and Mrs. Delrner Skinner, Elim- ville, are this week attending the • W.L Officers' Conference kt Guelph. Don't Throw It Away! Someone Else May Bi Abse To Use It Spring house cleaning time is almost here, and that means that you Will probably run across quite a few items that may not mean a great deal to you, but someone else fnay be looking for just the thing. You can make yourself a few extra, dollart if the word gets around, And it will If you list it with. US, SELL IT. WITH A WANT AD ' IN eieferZimesatmocafe PHONE 770 WINS ESSAY PRIZE — Dianne Knox twin daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Norman Knox, Exeter, won third prize in a nation-wide essay contest sponsored by "The Canadian Guide" recently. Her story was titled, "Song of the Elves." " —T -A Photo Brownies Hold Special Night In a flying up ceremony at the Scout Hall, Exeter, Shirley Gent- tner of First Pack and Susan Dinney of Second Pack became Guides. In a walking -up cere- mony Barbara Janke, Sue Svend- sen, Elsie Gosar and .Carolynne Simmons joined the Guides. Four Brownies, Dianne and Elizabeth Knox, Susan Goman and Margaret Snelgrove were enrolled in the Second Pack with Miss Elly Bakker as leader, Service Stars and badges were presented by . Captain of the Guides. Mrs. .,Robert Luxton. Miss' Lauretta Seigner, district commissioner, also assisted. Miss Seigner has been appoint- ed Division Commissioner for Huron division and Mrs. Luxton is district commissioner. Miss Bakker received her Warrant as Brownie Pack leader. It was announced that Dianne Knox, daughter of Rev, and Mrs. N. D. Knox, Exeter, had won third prize in a nation-wide es- say contest for Brownies, The contest was sponsored by the magazine, "Canadian Guide." Campfire, songs, and lunch served by the Mothers' auxiliary closed the meeting. Brinsley Friends Honor Neighbor A presentation was held Thurs- day eveningin Neil's. School for Mrs, Beatrice Dixon, who has sold her farm to Mr. Earl Lewis. Mrs. Jack Rosser of Aliso. .Craig was chairlady. After da program of readings and songs, Mrs. Dixon was pre- sented with an electric floor polisher, an occasional chair, electric lanip and a toaster. Mrs. Dixon made a suitable reply. Personal Items The Brinsley Bombers, public School ball team, played, West Corner School on Thursday. West Corner School won by a score of 26 to 9, Brinsley played Nof 4 school on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Batting of Lucan spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. Mjs Hazel Lewis visited with Mr:. and Mrs. brr and Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven of Parkhill on Saturday, Mrs, Gordon Scott returned home after having an operation in a London hospital, Miss Winnie Keogh of Ottawa returned to her work after spending a week with her pa., rents, . Awe:titre "This is the best ring 1 have It's pretty expensive but _give you a geed pried, '1 think yourgirl will be very Pleased With it." Young ream_ "Ali, right.. VII take it. And will. you bave 'F'rom Frank to 'Jessica' inscribed iti• side it, please?" hweller: "Now Wait St minute, son. Daft go overboard an 'this Mo. As T said before,. this. is an. • expentivd ring. Why don't. you be setts -fled With just Trefil „ Prank' •ort it?" • 1 OPERATION MAKES NEW GIRL OF HER — When Lor- raine Kropf, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Kropf, of Stratford, Ont., returned home after an opera- tion for pulmonary stenosis, her brothers and sisters did not recognize her., When. she went to hospital, her body was swollen and she was unable to walk. Now she is a rosy-cheeked baby who can play with Gregory, six, Lor- raine, 13, and Stephen, three. In the operation, Lorraine's pulmonary valve was enlarged to permit a greater flow of blood. Urges Women Befriend. New Canadian Mothers Mrs, R, Van Farowe Was guest speaker at the. May meeting of the Willing Workers Evening Auxiliary of James Street Church on Monday night for Which the theme was "Home Missions and. Citizenship." Mrs. Van Farowe told of her work with her husband, Rev. R, Van Farowe, of the Bethel Re- form Church. They serve a large territory, ministering to the i church n Strathroy as well as the community around Exeter. "Some weeks we travel as much as 800 miles in our work of at- tending meetings and visiting our people," she, said. She spoke particularly of the mother or homemaker of the new Canadian family. The father in his work mingles with his fellow men and soon picks up the lan- guage'and customs. The children also learn quickly front other children but mother stays home and is often very lonely for com- panionship. , The children often Huron Waves • Meet At Elimville The spring meeting 'of the -Hu- Ten Waves group of the Mary Hastings Housewives' Club was held at the home of Mrs, Delmer Skinner, Elimville, on _Tuesday afternoon. Twenty members present rep- resented Thedford, Exeter, Dash- wood, Zurich, Crediton and Elim- ville. The date of the annual pic- nic was set for July 16 at River- view Park. An invitation was re- ceived for the area picnic at Wingham on July 10. Miss Frances Skinner contribu- ted a piano solo. The past presi- dent, .Mrs. Harold Thiel, Zurich, waspresented with a gift by Mrs. Ervin Rader, Dashwood, on be- half. of the club. Wingham Church' Scene Of Vows In a setting of white mums and pink snapdragon in St. And- reW's Presbyterian church, Wing - ham, on SatuNey,. May 4 at 2 p.m. the Marriage of Mary Jean Campbell,, London, and Garnet Ronald Wareing, London, was solemnized. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Parker Campbell, Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs', Williain Wareing, Exe- ter are parents of the groom. Rev. Thmmo, Wingham was the officiating clergyman and Harold V. Pym provided wed- ding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Currie Burchill, Lon- don. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor - length dress of white Chantilly lace' with net featuring long sleeves, Peter Pan collar and bouffant skirL .Her shoulder length veil was held,in place by a headdress of orange blossoms'. She carried a white Bible crested with red roses, Miss Grace Donaldson, Lon- don, as maid of honor and Mrs, Leslie Shaw, London, and Mrs. Mtirray McDonagh, Chatham, as bridesmaids were gowned alike in white nylon organdy over blue taffeta and carried nosegays of white mums. Little Nancy Tra- Heesall, niece of the groom as flower girl was gown- ed similar to the other attend- ants and tarried a basket of yellow and white mums. Douglas Wareing as ringbear- er carried the ring on a satin pillow. Jim Chapman of Exeter was bestt. than and Robert Ware. ing and Jim Cannibal were ush- ers. The wedding 1'0:Otter' was held hi the Church parlors, The bride's mother received in a navy blue late gown over taffeta with pink rose. corsage, The briclegrecnt's mother chose navyblue crepe with white addessories and red rose Corsage, Por a wedding trip to Kentucky and other Western points the bride donned We top coat with matching accessories and red rose corsage, On their MUM Mr, and Mrs, Wareing will make their home' In London, laugh at her- attempts at speak- ing the language and she be - comp discouraged.' The speaker said she often re- ceived telephone calls similar to this: "I've made a dress for Wary; I want to buy a collar for it, how do 1 ask for it? Mrs. Fa- rowe explains to her how to say it in English. She urged her listen- ers to be friendly to the new Ca- nadian women. . Mrs. J,, 11. 'Jones presided for the program and led in the devo- tional assisted by. Mrs. Hector Murray. For the musical portion, Patricia Cann and Marlene IVIc- Bride sang'two vocal duets, Mari- lyn Bissett played numbers on the accordion and Mrs. H. L. Sturgis sang a solo. President Mrs, Wes Witmer conducted the business. Final plans were made for the C.G.I.T. mother and daughter banquet on May 14. • CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES Why suffer from hot flushes, ner- vous tension, irritability, weak- ness, loss of appetite, aches and pains, simple anemia during change of life? Remember, in Clinical Tests, the majority of women enjoyed striking relief with New Formula Pinkham Tablets or Compound. Most likely you will be helped, too. So we offer - 30 DAYS FREE TREATMENT If you are not helped Just get Pinkham's from your Drug Store. Take for 30 days as directed to get at the cause of your complaint. If you do not experience striking relief, send us the empty carton for cheerful refund of your money. We have thousands of testimon- ials on file front satisfied users. Join them today. 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