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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-23, Page 20II Tinievidvocate, May 23 1907 .i ototttitmt ttlAtt(tot/,tt!WW4Qt4nr1A05�14 W1tit1111lt ittW4lt,M14tlt11.1t1i4440 ............ . , .. t1 � Cancer Physiciar:N A 1 Irvine Armstrong ew Kin -Preent I President 114itithew the small staid cr'bin,which�l� Cabot��vaxa� a of discovery to, Horticulturists t At .a Ineetinif of 1'ertli 1ltiron1 F earrihK a crew of only i .40.55.0 60? Man, Yolk re Crazy; 1►qe It your etel Thoosanda aro ospny at 7U 'iy xppkiag up' V.'it}k Ostrez, Contains tonic lair ,weak, xtindown Waling duo safely to bees click nt iron whic)i many nen and women can.'"cId.. Try flstrex Tonle Tablet, for PM, youglcer fe one, this NCW, day. New *�` �. aeguatntetd" aize anis: sac, For sola at fe+a dt'tu stoma everywhere. ?,•. $pring Show The Kirkten Ilar. ticultitra.l So- stration Ptl,, florae arrangements defy bead its annual, spring flow- and these banquets were later i er show in Aberdeen- hall Tu s ! day evening, May 7 with 3.00 Maple in , attendance: The ball was attraetively decorated with a spring flowers and potted plants. Mr. lli:ulti.nux,. a Mitchell floc- list .gave an instructive demon Vote McLedn 10R HURON .iteral Headquarters In Exeter 431 Main „Street PHONE 618 Phone or Coma In For Voting Information Wm. C, Allison Local .Chairman ,g•nrm11111limmtnonil ono mmnont111In11nn11umuom m ouomull,um,uullmµtttno m11r1i111n„ r, 1 "Tomorrow" This could be .. and, a law suit can cost a fortune! You can be sued if someone is accidentally injured at your home, business or on your property, Be financially protected against all types of damages with personal liability insurance. Call Us Today H. HODGSON PHONE 24 "The Insurance Man" b> EXETER Be SURE with INSURANCE IIr,,,riii , iii npl if u,11,1, p1, p11If O1i1,1111:1111,1111 hlnUp n11111111M01115$ N,n11„ l,inlnlWHIM; n/nl .ave you Relatives or Friends in Britain planning to . emigrate ;to Canada given aa door prizes. Other program numbers con- sisted of ;piano solos: by Margaret Drock, dance numbers by .Shir- ley Bern, Sharon Stone and Iris Marshall, vocal duets by tate k rayne sisters and plane ac- eordien numbers by Alma Herm. Mr, Wessman of Mitchell showed a set al colored slides of his trip to Florida, Tickets were door ,drawn for eight d of prizes consisting .of potted plants etc.. Personal Items Mrs. Jolin Roundell and Patti are holidaying this week with friends in Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs, Miller McCurdY and' Mrs, Harold Davis were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence hfiill and Mrr, and Mrs. Russell M s f and . aw _ . sly ofWoodham. .Sunday eve- ning visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Miller McCurdy were Mr. and Mrs, Allan McCurdy of London, Mr..:. and Mrs Bill Smythe and Peggy of Toronto. Mr and Mrs, Win. J, Bladder visited Sunday with Mr,. and Mrs. Les Fairbairn of London. • Mr. and Mrs, French and Jerry of Toroptp spent the weekend with Mrs. Ed. Atthill, Saturday guests with Mrs. If.. Copeland. and Miss E. Copeland were Mr, and .Mrs. Peter .Dy- mond .and. Hillary of Kirkton. Sunday guests were. Mr. and Mrs. Jack• Urquhart and family of the fourth line. Mrs. Hiram Hanna. and Linda Blommaert of Woodham spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Don Hewitt and family of Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. L N, iarshall and sons Ross -and Lorne attend- ed the funeral of ,the former's brother, Fred C. Marshall at Hamilton Tuesday. Fred was a former ICirkton . boy and . attend- ed the St. Marys Collegiate. He was principal of the Delta High at Hamilton for a number of years. Mrs. Blanche Campbell, .Mrs. Charlie. Overholt, Gaye Ovenden. Miss Joan Kitchen all of Waits - fleet were weekend visitors with Mr, .and Mrs. Fred Switzer. Hay Writes New Policy unit of the Cancer Society held in the auxiliary roam of South Irvine Armstrong, n .charter urer and porn Robertson, of the • Bk .Qf lNtontreal, is secreta, Huron Ilospttal Wednesday eve -member of Exeter Kinsmen Club an y. New registrar is .Indic Cough, - Meg, Dr. Douglas If. Thomson who has bad p.e rfeat attendance an employee of Tuckey Iiev of the London •Cancer Society since it was former. was elected. erages Ltd. was the speaker. president of the service organi Retiring president Lloyd Ford He :told of the London clinic ration ThursdaY. night. conducted the elections., t a pen t.. a 'the new president, who coined President-elect Armstrong any and outlined wine h, p)? s s c the firm of Hopper-Hocltey last nounced the .club is planning to patient at the i ni . Landoa week, .succeeds Lloyd Ford, local sponsor .another Dominion Day has the nicest clines in Canada and probably as well equipped,'k clothier. For a number of years, Celebration this year. p ,. Ml, Armstrong was a partner Feature .attraction for the hol'- said 1)r. planaron'treated re atieeant in Mid -Town Cleaners. day will he a two -.lour hypnotist numbering 2,sOff n e t a d c Year and 75 per cent are curi=a, iso, the nely president has former who will be making his he said, served as chairman of its conn- first appearance in Canada at "Radium is still our choice mittee and has held a number the Kinsmen celebration, for treatment,,continued the of executive offices. Eleven members of the Exe- doctar,. "We have a three weeks' First vice-president is Gordon ter club attended the three-day waiting list for radium treat -district convention in St, Catha- rines over he weekend. They in- cluded Deputy Governor -elect Les Parkerarker and Mra. Parker, Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Iry Armstrong: Mr. and Mrs, Cord Raynhatn, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wein and .Clif- ford Quance,. how b an outstanding LI.S, per- „ m Since the club was 'twined in s y hant, another charter pre- sident, who is a member of 'the civil service at RCAF Station Centralia. Cal Wein, parts manager at Laryy Spider Motors Ltd., was named second vice-president.. Ron Paterson, of the Bink of secretary, • Nova Scotia, continues as trees - Meets," Robert Sperling,. unit vice - President presided for the aneot- iug. It was h decidedtohold a fall .conference w n rrange riients to be made by the presi- dent♦ two vice-presidents and At the last meeting of the Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company held at the head office in Zurich, final. authority was passed to the management to . begin writing dual coverage insurance.. This includes wind and supple- mental coverages of lightning, water damage, impact by vehicle, • explosion, riot and smoke damage, in addition to the regular fire coverage. It is the first 'time a mutual company in this area has been able to offer the policyholders the option of weather insurance and fire insurance on one policy, Thedualcoverage will be writ- ten on a request basis and will not be mandatory to policy- holders. Company officials • say the rates , will allow most persons who already carry both cover- ages but on separate policies, to insure with greater coverage on one policy at a lower total cost: Letters patent issued by the provincial treasurer have been received and reinsurance agree- ments are complete so that the company is in a position to write the business alt once. For centuries that hard-work- ing animal the beaver has been a symbol representing Canada, but the animal does not appear anywhere in the Canadian coat of arms. In a ;year Canadian railways transport about thirty million passengers, but passenger traffic provides less than ten per cent of the rail industry's revenue. Here's a handy folder you can send them to help smooth their way.. Especially prepared to aid prospective new -comers to Canada from Britain, this folder "How to Transfer Funds to Canada" explains the steps that a person in the United Kingdom must take in order to comply with Britain's foreign-exchange regulations governing the transfer of funds and blocked sterling assets to this country. Ask for a copy at your nearest B of M branch today and send it off 'to anyone you, know in Britain who might be considering emigrating to Canada. . SEE! • HEAR! } Shell Pir:oducti. For letter Motoring PREMIUM ICBM .GASOL'I N E MATHERS BROS: 4 1 ! 3 1 Phone 321VW North Exettr s y.,,411n1ynul„piii nugi,,nulnan" ii ii"non,non,nNnnre,a,44tPuNiii p"OW u0140}41a,4u4n, lk#11"g11j'. mommulimeol .,Art ,_. ON. 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