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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-07-11, Page 1414 T TimesAdvocate., 41y. 11, 1957 • the Times -Advocate • Building Page PAINTING Z PAPERHANGING CARPENTER WORK. KITCHEN CUPBOARDS . . . . Thomas H. Walker Phone 553 Exbter lllll llll f114$14141111R1114 l lll filfftifflopla *04140111;1100M110O;;;O ll ot lll lll st lll 01 ll to l IMMO; ll ItOt/tottott llll 11f lllll 11 ii 141111f i 1 iiii iii 1 i 1111111111.111114 ii 1f i f l 1 iiiiii ALF ANDRUS 403 ANDREW ST., EXETER PHONE 719 Heating, numbing, Sheet Metal Work Oil Burners iii iii ii 4 i k1141011111414011411141 iiii 41111144111141110111111111 i iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LET US PERFORM YOUR ova 1 HOME IMPROVEMEOT For Quality Building Materials, Contact H. B. 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Harivini4 Eat why leave, Morel, than 2,000 melee oversee when yeti eapetiente the tart* conifer' with Lennox a11 -season AW Conditioningt it .ctitals" and dr iot the air in tunterier, Warms and moistens the ak. in. riontiir. lietrittiet, On* eireeditt. 0* irk lat every tooiii 4-EPE". • I You XREADY OWN NAV Of A YEAR.ROIONO. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEAI, if ye, *ow hove central forted eh We*. Sot va sad hol ooti 'af year hOl$104 SO why welt , tall'is*Otitti•Plitt eet*Itkoning-eognesito Dine In Comfort °When in the Grand Bind area, dine at the Eluewater itietatUrant, air-conditioned with LENNOX equipment in- Iltalled by LindelifieldS Ltd. - Lltidenf ie Ids Ltd • IMONS EXETER *but Certified Laitinoi Deartar4oeft Servants .8e/ow Stahl Aim -01 Many Own.pr$ A. staff .0P servants "below stars" Sounds MY out of the reach of .average Canadians, doesn't it? Yet, in to -day's world of mechanical servants, AOP thing is possible. and strangely eno.ugh,. some of the Most .14se.. ful .of them have their locale "below stairs," Just AS tbe 40m- estie staff .0 the gentry used to do. These modern servants, accord- ing to the Canadian Institute, of Plumbing and Heating, work si- lently and ceaselessly to make the lives of average ,Canadians easier and: more oomfortable. Only a few years ago, the area below the stairs was a cluttered up, dingy sort of cave. lorded over by a not very Attractive heating plant, probably an tut lova,/ fuel bin, and most of the household junk which had aeou mutated. over a' period of years. But more and more people are rebelling against the tyranny of this iron monster, and replacing it with a more efficient and more presentable servant in the form of a modern heating plant, This new beauty is. a real servant, requiring a minimum of ser- vice; taking up a minimum of room, yet giving in return a maximum pf economical warmth to add to the comfort and well- being of the family. .And what more could one ask or expect from a faithful servant? And this is only part of the story. Since the heating plant is clean, compact and attractive in appearance, it throws ,open the entire basement area for conversion into a rumpus room, hobby shop or party rendezvous. Here is high living below stairs in the modern manner, Still another member of that below stairs staff of servants, and one highly appreciated by the housewife, is the planned laundry room. The automatic washing machine, may be one of the greatest labour savers since the invention of the wheel, but it doesn't answer all the pro- blems of a Monday morning. A special room, however, parti- tioned off from the rest of the basement, with easy access to the outdoor drying area, and with the appliances of launder- ing properly organized, Eertain- ly is. Here, work flow can be ar- ranged so that -laundry goes from sorting table to wash tubs, to washing machine, to drying area, to ironing board or machine, with the least possible stooping, back -tracking or back - aching. And in the laundry room, the- old-fashioned, hard -to -clean tubs can be replaced by a mo- dern unit in sparkling vitreous New Rector At Centralia The parish has recently wel- comed a new rector, the Rev. R: H. Anions, who is living with his wife and Eve children at the rectory in Ailsa Craig. During evensong on Sunday the infant daughter of Mr. Bor- den Smyth` and the late Mrs. Smyth, Jo -Ann Frances, was - baptized. s, • Perfect Speller Recei▪ ves Reward Linda Rowe, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. C. Rowe achieved a record in spelling at the Central- iaschool during the past year by completing her year's work in spelling without an error. Her teacher, Mrs. Lorne Hicks, rewarded her by taking her, to dinner in London and to the theatre to see The Ten Coin- mandments. The experience was a thrilling one for the young speller. Plan for Raspberry Tea , The July meeting of Christ Church Ladies' Guild was .held at the home of Mrs. R. B. Gates, Centralia. The president, Mrs. A. C. Andrew, conducted. the meeting. Final -plans for the Raspberry Tea to be held on .Tuly 17, were made. • The August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ken Hodgins, in the form of an eve - ping picnic, entertainment in 'charge of Mrs. Chambers Surprise Party • Neighboring. ladies planned a surprise party for Mrs, E. Knight at her home on Friday afternoon of last week on the, occasion of her 90th birthday. Afternoon tea was served and friends dropped in to ,extend Congratulations. Family Enjoys •Pienic Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Essery, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery and family, Mr. and frs. Harold Lightfoot and family, Mr., and. Mrs. C. RoWe and family and Mr, Glenn. Robinson motored to Bright's Grove on Sunday where, they met Mr, and Mrs. W. Es- sery of Pontiac, Michigan and together: had an enjoyable fam- ily picnic. Personal It* ni Mr, and Mrs. James Pollock of Ripleywere weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mrs, 13, Simpson visited‘for a few days last week with Mrs. Cornish in Mobresville. Rev. 11., J. and Mts. Smote of Windsor were recent visitors at the bonie of the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hodgson, Master Benny Harlfon Of Lobo was a weekend visitor with his grandinotlier, Mrs. A.Hallett. Mr. and Mrs. 'George Bayn. ham *eh Sunday evening visit, ors with Mr. and Mrs. Pred Pen warden at their cottage, Grand Bend. Mistei lean and Yottil knelt and Linda Rowe returned kale on SiffidaY aftet Vigiting for few days with Mr. and Mrs, W. R. tssery b Pont*, Miehigan. Tift, Frank Knight arrived hone, by plane, :trent the West fast week to visit with his &nth- e,r, Mrs, 15. Knight, Mr, MI Mr., i, Motley Of enamel or stainless steel—Articles that need hand -laundering can best be taken care of in cm. libation ' sink and tub unit, which makes soaking, hand washing and rinsing so easy. With servants like these the modern family doesn't have to be in the inillionakre tO ex- perience high living below the. stairs. Comments. About Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS ers,•**.s.***r*"*Ps* Personal Items Miss Annie Semple of Toronto has been visiting this past week with Mrs. Arehie Robinson. Miss Betty Ann, Stephen of Elimville has been holidaying with her sister, Mrs. jack Rob- inson and family. Mr. and Airs, Ale Humphreys and Helen attended the Brock reunion at Goderich on Sunday. MisS Dawn Blackler hasgem- splettheeclorgyr.ade 8 piano and grade Mr. and Airs. Tont Allen Of Londesboro and Mr. Don Bell of Peterboro were' Sunday visitors with Air. and Mrs, Clayton Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis attended the Pym reunion at Riverview Park, EXeter, on Sun- day. Master Don Cluff of Kitch- ener spent the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall when his parents Cpl. and Mrs. W. S. Cluff attend. ed grdduating exercises at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police College, Ottawa where their son, Don, graduated Friday, June 28. Don joined the Mounties last September and spent the first seven months in Regina. He left Friday night for Edmonton, Al- berta where he is posted for some time. Mr. and 1VIrs, Bill Waghorn at- tended the Waghorn reunion at Springbank on Sunday. Master Randy Ilkorrison Is s4.ying with his 'grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrison. Master' Dennis Morrison is vis- iting with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Patbn. • ,Mrs. Ray Norri ,of Humber Summit visited with- her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Ered Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs; G. IL Burgin, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Waiter - ton and Gregory of London vis- ited Monday evening, with Mr. and T.s. Jack :Switzer and fam- ily.Mr, and Mrs,. Jack ,Williams spent the weekend &vith. Mr. And Mrs. ,Thoro Williaina of Wood- stock and Mrs.: White: of Brant- ford. . Mr., Harold .Tufts of Toronto is visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Tufts. Mr.- Eldon Robinson had. the misfortune of breaking a bbne, in his ankle during an electrreg storm last Wednesday afternoon, Mager Bernard McCormiek and Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Hann!. man of Stratford are visiting this week with Mrs. Frank Han- niman at Renfrew.. Sunday visitors with Air. and Mrs. Dave Shamblaw and fam- ily were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gartenburg and family 'of Wood- ham, Mr. Harry Rodd of Wood- ham and Mrs. Mary Wilson of London. Dedication Service The Bible and ()ark stand on the Communion table in the United Church was -presented by Miss Marilyn Marshall on be- half of the Mission Circle mem- bers and dedicated by Rev. W. H. Pike in -loving memory of Miss Annie Urquhart'on Sun- day. •Decoration - Service Decoration service was held in the Union Cemetery Sunday evening at 7.30. Harold Tuftsof Toronto was guest speaker as- sisted by Rev, W. H. Pike. TWo numbers were given by the 'ladies quartette consisting • of Mrs. W. Urquhart, Mrs. Alex Crago, Mrs. Glenn Allen and Mrs. Alvin -Crago. People a,t- tended from Toronto, Parkhill; London, Mitchell, Ingersoll and other places in the community. Girls Softball Tournament On Saturday afternoon at Kirk - ton the Russeldale girls won he trophy in the Rural Girls soft ball league for the fourth straight year. In the first game"of the after- nbon Xirkton won over Mother - Well, andRusseldale came out victorious in the second game against the .St, Marys Jets, The last game saw Kirkton and Rus- seldale play off in a close -fought game, Russeldale edged out KilrkhteonKi7r-k5tottio Cwoinwgtilriles twroipllhym,ow continue playing in a -league competing against Lieury, Dash- wood, Exeter and St. Marys teams. This Kirkton team is made tip of Kirkton and Russel - dale girls and it looks as if:the girls are going tO do very Well for themselves. In the three games the teamhas played they have won all by Very decisive vietorio. (Intended for last week) The basket of flowers in the United Church was place by Mrs. Collier and Grace in 'mem- Ory Of the late Alfred Collier. London were Sunday vith their grandmother, Mrs. A. Ilarlton, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kershaw motored down from the west' and are visiting with the form- erLS Mother, Mrs, M. (ershaw. lint; Win. Bowdon visited for a few 'days with. Mrs, T. toyes and Mr. and Mrs, timer Wilson. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Melts visited with relatives in Ripley on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Pre toviden, Marina and Margaret tese Were holidayidg for a few dayS in North bay. Mr. and Mrs. V. Overholt spent the weekend with Cpl. and Mrs, Donovan in Calm) Paden. Theirsen, son, Glen, Who had been visiting there for a week returned home with them DESGN C,298 -IF The exterior of this nanett, type house is finished With, liootl. shingle .siding and asphalt shingle roof. Design also calls for picture windows, front and rear, covered terrace infront, broken roof line and shutters, Floor plan shows a through liv- ing -dining room combination with folding doors, four bedrooms,' bath, lavatory, plenty of closet space and attached garage, There is a full basement. Kitchen :cabinets occupy three' wells Of the kitchen with a snack bar between dining room and kitchen. Floor area on the ground is 1,82, sq. ft. with subage of 30,- .1)58 cu. -ft., not including garage or terrace. For further information about DESIGN C -398-F, write The .Small House Planning Bureau. of Can- ada, St. John, New Brunswick, Dashwood Zion Church Enjoys Annual Picnic Zion Lutheran church held their picnic at Jewett's Grove, Bayfield, with a good attendance. The Sunday School teachers assisted by members of the church board conducted sports. Winners were John Becker, Janet Miller, E d w a r d Restemayer, Joan Becker, Ivan Miller, Joan- ne Martene, Robert Miller, Aus- ma Gulens,-Wayne Gibson, Chris- tine Gulens, Artribr Rader. Balloon race for children, Joan- ne Martene; adults, Mrs. Leo Gibson; three-legged race, jun- iors, Margaret Salmon, Shiela Keller; seniors,' Joanne Martene, Iris Becker; wheel -barrow race, junior, Ivan Meller, Roy Rader; senior, Ross Miller, Robert Bec- ker; elimination soap rate, Mrs, Aaron Restemayer. Finding nien's shoe, ladies, Mrs. R. Schenk; kicking shoe, ladies, Kristine Gulens;. men, Ken Kraft; several relays were enjoyed. Special prizes were awarded, to the oldest person, Lotus Ra- der; youngest baby, infant son of Mr. and Airs.?Emil Becker; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Biernthal. , Personal Items Quite a „number from here attended the annual Willert reu- nion at Bayfield last Saturday. Pastor and Mrs. Zorn are at- tending the Yonth 'Workers' Con- -ference in• Chestertown, Mary- land. They will return 'in two weeks. Mr. George Bag, Mr. 'Percy Kleinstiver and. .Allan, ;Aurora, Illinois spent the weekend with Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver. Allan is spending a month with his grand- mother. Mrs, Emma H• augh who was quite with pneumonia is re- covered sufficiently to be allow- ed up. Wayne and Bruce Wieber of Waterloo 'are vacationing with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg. Miss Edna Willert of Mitchell spent the weekend With friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and family of London were Sun- day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. L. H. Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Biesen- thal and family ,of Copetown were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Miller. . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wieberg and daughter of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieberg. Miss Judy Keller of London is vaeationing with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ,Keller and Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and family spent Wednesday at London with Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter Howlett and their daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. McKay of Philadelphia.. Warrant officer and Mrs. Syd- ney Dove and family of RCAF Uplands, Ottawa, spent a couple of days week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hellman and Misses P'earl and Marie Kraft. Misses Marie and Pearl Kraft and Mr: and Mrs. Harry Hoff- man attended the Maeers-Marks wedding at Ernmanuel E.U.B. church, Waterloo, on Saturday at which Mr. Hoffman was guest soloist. Miss Marks was a for- mer 'Dashwood school teacher. The band tattoo will he held in Dashwood, July 24. Mrs. Wm, Pitt of London spent last week with Mr., and Mrs, Chas Snell. Mr. Pitt and/Mr. and Mrs.- Bob Denton spent the week- end and she returned home, Mrs. Theresa Joyce, Gail and Pamela Spear all of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs, Lit- canda IVIcIsaac, Find Owner Dead In Locked -House rrAticisOgletre, 81-, ivas found dead ift his'home Thurs- day, July 4: by a neighbor and police who gained entry by for- eleg a rear door, tdwin miller the neighbour notified police when he had no. OW 'a light burning la moral days. Mr. Ogletree was last Seeh lune 29 when lit had his ear ser. vied! at'a garage. /t„ is believed be passed aWay in his sleep, June 29 or 20. He Was ;vie year resident here and Was a Sates. trian for a fertilizer cOtPanY. Prior to that be was employed lit ell drilling -operations. This survived by his wife,' Mabel Ogletree, and twin daugh- ters, Pranees and Mabel; two sis, terS, Mrs Charles CraVeit, Chat, ham, and Mrs, Smith Hazzard, Brockville; two brothers, David, Detroit, and Henry, Thamesvil- le. The body rested at the Hoffman funeral'home until Monday, July 8 when services were conducted by Rev,. W, Krotz. Interment was in Dresden cemetery,. • CANADIAN • PROPANE GAS & APPLIANCES GRATTON . & HOTSON • Phone 156 Grand Bend 1 GINGERICW.Sceatteo 41EATINTENGINEER. Yt3UR HEATER . 15WOULD RETIRE, r) " HAVE A MODEL ' YOU'LL DMIRE -"eta..ed GINGERICH'S HEATINBOuR-NLIG IHTING-PLUMBING OIL NG -AIR CONDITIONING EQuIPMENTs,SUPPLIES .1' GP ELECTRICAL REPAIRING 34 17 MOTOR RE wiNDING ZURIC , 1 Don't Be A Dreamer ACT ...NOW - ON OUR HOME IMPROVEMENT BUDGET PLAN • Any home owner of good. credit itae414 may:lalte advantage of this up-to-date Budget Plan. 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