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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-05, Page 8• ,a ti 01 iv. , A Irt! • •• P 1 0, , w h( pg Ki Di ton • 3 C4e. • fri pa• . ' tit/ 1 gtr, dn wit Eri DO en( sill it • ant . hot end fly and fort Jerl frie Be* Pi P0510 1 The Time.PAcivecets, September 0,190 Crediton Man Sells Large General Store ly WIC 40SEPH W001:14.1. will have an office on Main Mr. Lorne Hodge has disposed. Street, et his. general .store here. The clubihit Bost . • Urge double stere an Crediton'a Crediton's Classy Lassy 4.11 akfaln Corner was built by tins Garden Club. belt' a special meet - late M. Christian Beaver, when, lug on weeoesday ,evettio to. it served as grocery and fOrni-. prepare for Achievement Day ture stores. . which was held on Thursday.' It was purchased by Mr. Hodge. At this meetitig the girls were nine years ago and he convert- taught the right way. to. judge ed it into a large general store and weregiven a quiz to help containing personal living quar- prepare -them for the following ters in addition 'tothree apart- day. All day Thursday the. MentS. The changeover will he Crediton Lassies attended the made in the near future. Garden Club Achievement Day Mr. Hodge's many friends and at Zurich. Patrons are pleased to learn At this meeting, Miss M. Bull, that he and Mrs, Hodge and kv. 0 cowmen e on le c u $ family will continue to reside exhibits, referred to Crediton's in Crediton, where Mr.. Hodge exhibit as being the best that a will .continue his plumbing, heat- first year club had exhibited, ing. and electrical contracting They have been. asked to place business.. He retained the large the exhibit in the London. Fair. warehouse, recently built, and personal Items Piano instruction 0 Still Time Available 1 Por More Pupils THEORY & HARMONY • Mrs. Dorothy Wildfong A.L.C.M. 430 Albert St. Phone 362-J Exeter SERVICE STATION For Lease - Immediate Possession TOWN OF EXETER Low Rental • Apply • H.O. FREE SEAFORTH Phone 366 GINGERICH'Sceatet. 'HEATING' ENGINEER •1.641igicoTtrsConsoiniiii) . DOWN YIDUR SPINE r G000 WEATIMG I A HOUSE IS PINE NONE, swezr mama CI LOCAL TPAORSIARKI, GINGERICIfS HEATING -LIGHTING -PLUMBING 011 BuRNING -AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENTS,SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL REPAIRING MOTOR REWINDING 34 ZURIC •South End • Service Useci. Car Buys! '57 METEOR 300 Au tomatic tranSmiSsion, unique paint job—blue. IS METEOR RIDEAU CLUB SEDAN tri -tote pink and white, V-8 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE . New tireS, red and white. '31 CHEVROLET SEDAN • 40 STUDEBAKER COACH Overdrive. MI PLYMOUTH, COACH CHEVROLET COACH Excellent condition, Used Tires All Sizes outh End ervice Misses Marilyn Lampert and Heather Abernathy, of Alberni, B.C,, who attended the Centen- ary World Guide Camp ,at Doe Lake, have been visiting "for a couple of weeks with relatives and friends in Crediton district, Marilyn is the daughter of Mel- vin Lamport, formerly of Credi- ton, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Boulianne motored to Quebec City Thurs- day of last week where they visited relatives and returned home on Monday, Mr, and Mrs., William Wood- all and daughters, Monica and Lori, of Windsor, visited witl relatives here during the week end. Miss Judy Woodall, who had spent some weeks here, re turned to Windsor with her parents, Joseph W. Flynn Dies In Hospital joseph. W. Flynn, 81, Credi- ton East, ,flied ,on Monday in, South Huron. Hospital. Exeter. He had spent roost of his lite n Crediton. His wifepre. deveesed him several years ago. Be is survived by one daugh- ter (Willamine) Mrs, Jack Jes- BeY. Creelitoreand one son, William Henry (Harry), at home five brothers. Themes,. Lucan; John, Exeter; Garnet, Joah and Gordon of London; two. sisters, Mrs. Willie ai Raw lines, London and Mrs. Nat Corbett, Exeter. The remains rested at .the Murdy funeral borne. Liman, where funeral service was held on Thursday with interment in St. James Cemetery, .Clande- boye. • This Week In Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE Mr. and Mrs. Bison Lynn, Joan and Jimmie, visited with rela- tives at Owen Sound op Sunday. Master Larry Lynn returned home with them after holidaying for a week at Pike Lake. Mrs. Nelson Clarke of Farqu- har spent Monday with Mr. and °Mrs. Walters and Dan- ny. Grant Gilfillan spent the week- end with his cousins at Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters, Sandra and Judy, also Mr, and Mrs, Bill Brock and Linda of London spent the weekend at Chp1ov Mrs. Luther Fox of Victoria, - R.C, was a recent visitors with her nieee, Mrs. Freeman Horne, - and with other relatives in the vicinity, • Mrs. Albert King, of Windsor and Detroit, is a visitor with friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ivlartin Medea of Guelph spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, If, Young and A. Morlock, Mrs. E. Sweitzer of Calgary is spending some time with her sister, Mrs, A. Gaiser and Mr. Gaiser. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Heist were Mr. and Mrs, Oren Grace of Dear- born, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Brown and daughter Ma - delle, of Sebewaing, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown and daughters of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Renney of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs. J. Hirtzel and sons. Morris Renney, who had spent several weeks here, returned to Detroit with his parents. F10 and Mrs. Robert Palmer and daughters, Shirley and Beth, of Trenton, are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ern" mery Palmier. , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heist of Detroit spent the weekend. with M. and Mrs„ Z. M. Palmier., Mrs. Margaret Bowman of De- troit visited •over the weekend with her father,, Mr, E. Get- tingher, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roeszler of London visited over the week- end- with the former's mother, Mrs. W. Roeszler. Mr. G. R. Wolfe of Detroit spent a few days with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolfe. W02 John and Mrs. Wade and Johnny spent last week at Camp Tonomo. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fahrner were Mrs. C. Berg and Frederick McDonald, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moyer of Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Crediton town. 'trustees • are making extensive repairs to side- walks on Main Street. Quite a number of relativei and friends attended the funeral of Alex Borland in London on Saturday. Mr. William Oestricher spent the weekend in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. C. Radford and Shirley spent Sunday in Kit- chener, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Morlock and family spent several days over the weekend at Sault St, Marie. Mr. and Mrs. .Taxnes Mawhin- ncy visited .over the weekend holiday in Londe . Mr. and. Mrs. John Wright and family of Medway Farm, London, visited on Sunday 'with Mrs. A. M. Berry. Schwalm Family Enjoys Reunion • The park at Stratford :proved an ideal location for the Schwalni family reunion Sunday Septem- ber let, with some fifty mem- bers of the family present, from St. Thomas, Hamilton, Belle- ville, Aurora, Camp Borden, • Stratford, nensali and Kippen. A program of sports was con- • ducted and dinner and supper served picnic style. •Winders in the various sport events were: rates, 3 yew and under —Peter O'Hara; throwing hall S and un- der, Peter O'Hara; 5 and under, Susan Schwalm; 7 and littler, David Schwalm; 12 and under, Barbara &Imolai; ladies race, Mrs. Harold Ranson; men's race, Jini White; three legged race, Mrs, Lee Selovalm, Jerry Han- • son. Wheelbarrow race, Mrs. flared Hanson,Bill Weyrie; sewing' patch, Mrs. Gordon Sehwalth, • Harold Meson; pape: ginger bread boy, Mrs. r d 0 h Schwalm; toroing the farthest distance, Mr, arid Mrs. Arthur O'Hara and Peter Belleville. oldest person present, Alfred Pfaff.. Zurieh' youngest Hobby Antorlq largest' family, • Mrs, Violet Seliwalin, Heiman; .., Rule Si Choek shelf peanut scramble and halloOft OHM* 308extriek race concluded the! ..5,00.rtg. tOSIt reUninit will be held AL • Naas. Ronnie Poliock of Parkhill spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock. .4 Crediton Pilot's Plane Milli"' Gaiser Sr, t Marks 93 Years Found in Norm Lake mmezigal,w,mr,,,tih„lliz Parts .of the T33, Thunderbird jet trainer which disappeared on A routine flight January 12, 1.054 while piloted by the late F-10 Charles Edward, Ness have been found 16 miles north-east of the MeSsage, From .reenway Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hartle of London spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bartle. Miss Muriel, F,allis of Semis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey and Fran- ces. Motley Thompson spent a few days last week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sutherland of Strathroy, Mrs, Andrew Pollock returned to Toronto on Sunday after speed- ing the summer with Mr, Harold Polleck. Airs, Bus Lagerwcrf entertain. ed Cloverdale Institute at her home last Wednesday. evening, Schools in the district opened on Tuesday with Mrs. Wilma, Desjardine at the North School, Mrs, Douglas Gill at the West and Miss Margaret Scheele at Corbett as teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hodge, Jo- anne and Jeanette of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs, Al- bert Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gardner and family of Mallon spent the weekend with Mrs, J. Gardner. Baptismal service was held in the United Church on, Sunday when Ann Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bullock, Peg- gy Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Horner, Daniel Jacob, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jake Lager- werf were baptized. Eugene Guenther of Dashwood and Wayne Eagleson of Detroit visited last week with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Wil - air base .according to A ,message received by Mrs. NUS of Cred- iton from ,G./C R. C. Ledoux. C.O. of RCAF Station,North Bay. Tho ..discovery was Madeby two North Bay men •011 a fishing trip at isolated Valhi- Lake, sometimes known AS Anderson Lake. The aircraft .crashed In swamp- y and muskeg type nf ground and, from inspectiore it will be impossible to recover the 'wrecks age or pilot's body because of the depth of the aircraftin The ground and the inability to get salvage equipment in this re- mote area. It is proposed to erect a cress and appropriate memorial plaque beside the .erash site where a religious cominital service will be. carried out. liam Eagleson. Those leaving this district this week to teach School were; Mr. • Dwayne 1VIcLinchey at. Petrone, Mr, Neil Romphf at Stratford, Mr. Dawson Woodburn at Toron- to, Miss Ruby Pollock at Hamil- ton, Mrs. Clare Ritchie (Eleanor Curts) at Sarnia, Miss Maxine Luther At Mt. Brydges, Miss Jeanette Steeper at Sand Hill, Miss Frances Brophey at Sar- nia and Miss Marion Woodburn at Burketon, The Harmony Class of the United Church will hold thdir meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Md. Harvey Walper. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Pollock and Michael of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Pollock. Mrs. W. T, Ulens of London is visiting in London with her daughter, Miss Lillian Ulens, Miss Edith Walters who has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Qscar Steeper, has secured a position at Westing- house in London. on Monday reeeived many call- ers who offered congratulations and a host •of good wishes, and were partakers of a beautiful birthday cake provided by ,his daughter, Dr. Lulu Gaiser. ze • By MISS JANE DYKEMAN • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holikins of Science Hill were Sunday • visitors with Mr, and Mrs. -ton Jaques. Ronald Dykeman of Water - down spent the weekend with Roy Dykeman, Miss Jean Gedds of Ripley spent a few days last week With Margaret Brock, Doris and Doreen Brock, Keith Bragg and Edward Rem took a four-day bus trip with the Junior Farmers to Eastern Ontario and Quebec, Michael Cushman spent -seve- ral days last week with. Bruce and Leslie Dykeman, Mr, Joe Bailey, Exeter, who just returned from a three- month trip to EnglandScotland and Wales, visited Sunday alter - noon with Mr. and Mrs, Milton Brock. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morgan on a II kinds •of vehicle's of St. Marys spent several days last week on a motor trip to •Ottawa and the St Lawrence Seaway and returned home by the Toronto Exhibition. Mrs. Philip Murch, of Elim- Bring Your Car In Today For An ,A-1 CheckuPI ville, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs, Norman j,aTclhureese pupils started Grade 1 at Zion school on Tuesday: Donna Dickey, Wayne Rodd and Emily Dykeman. The new teacher is Mrs. Eisen, of Lucan. Rally Day services will be ob- served at West Zion on Sunday • at 12 o'clock, • Report From Etkinshaid . Iv MRS.:.0‘,APWYN ,HOOPIR. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Thomson; and family„ Linda and, Boa Mills of Prospect Hill spent a, few days: at Detroit last wooly. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Spearin and family of Zion, Mr, and .Mrs. Jack Thomson and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. .Gladwyn Hooperand 'fam- ily. . ' Mr. .and Mrs. Percy Foster -of St. Marys, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ertiwn of Royal. Oak, Mich„ were Tuesday evening guests of M. And-, Mrs. Fred Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, Mrs, Jennie .C,OWan, Miss Derothy Lit- fle of loondeshere were—S00T guests pt Mr. And Mrs. Jun Thomsen of Qranton. Mr, end Mrs. Kenneth Lestife. ford and .fornily spent '_,•$Unday. with Mr, And Mrs. 'TreWar., Oa of Rohnesviilt. . Shirley and Edwin Langford of Dorchester spent.last week with Walter, Dome ,and gad Lang ford. Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Thacker .and family, Mrs. Fred room spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs., Harold Thacker .of Kincardine. Mr, and lfrs, Joe Penn,: and family spent the weekend with: Me. and Mrs, -Leonard Mills et itath, 311 and Front -End Service IS A SPECIALTY WITH US! Hunter-Duvar & Sons Ltd, PHONE 38 EXETER We're Moving! * REWIDE SALE F JEWELLERY Skirts Saturday, September 5 At 10 O'Clock In The Morning While we are waiting for the completion of our new building on Main Street, we plan to sell out our corn - piste stock of jewellery in our present location in order to present an entirely new -selection of‘merchandise for the Grand Opening of our modern store, Starting' this Saturday at 10 a.m., every piece of jewellery will be offered to our •customers at reduced price. This includes all of our famous -name merchandise and the savings in some cases exceed 50 percent. Come early for the best selection. llllllllllllllllllllllllllll Iffillftil1111111111 11/1110111IIIIIM1111111111111114.4 • . • Beautiful Bridal Bell And Charme Diamond Rings Diamond And Wedding Ring'Set A Luxurious Combination. Styled by Bridal Bell Regular $226.75 SALE 5169.19' Engagement Rings Reintleir Regithir Regitletr 562.59 • 540.00 537.50 525.00 SALE• • '3ALE 531.95Y $29,9C SALn $19.95J SALE All Diamond Rings Reduced In Price • z I!' llll 140441,11orifOritioffail 014040 llllllllllll 110414001414 tttttttt 1111111111mijakcjell • SUMMER JEWELLERY . .HALF PRICE . • Clearance Of Famous Make Flatware 1847 Rogers 'Remembrance' Fifty Pieces Regular $109.95 • King's Plate lrorty-TWo Pieces Regular $89.50 • Service For Twelve SALE. $59.10 'Hepplewhite' Service For Ten SALE 551.95 • 1847 Rogers 'Adoration' • Thirty -Four Pieces Service- For Eight Regular 579.95 SALE $39,95 1847 Rogers 'Remembrance' Thirty -Four Pieces . Service For Eight Regular 579.95 SALE $39.95. :4•1104141044411filit• ttt Whitt ttt i tt ttttt it ifirWtiO:t ALGERIAN •BRASSWARE • 20cro OFF. Men's Elgin Watches SELF-WINDING MODEL •‘ • Regular 589.50 ttttttt tt „... ttt . ttt SALE 545.00 SHOCK -RESISTANT & WATERPROOF MODELS Regular $55.00 • SALE $2730 Regular $47,50 tttttt . ttt ... . SALE 523.95 Man's Certina Dress Witch Rejular 535.00 SALE 517.50 Lady's Certina Dress Watch Regular $35.00 SALE $17.50: d Lady's Lorie Dress Watcii, Regular 537.50 SALE $18.,5 * Boys' And 'Girls' Watches - Regular 518.95 SALE .$12.95 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL BULOVA, PAVItO AND ELCO WATCHES IN STOCK FINE ;BAVARIAN CRYSTAL etivvL9'20%) SHELLEY CUPS 'AND SAUCERS I1G. $2,I,5, $1.59 ENTIRE STOCK .:OF JEWELLERY AT SPECIAL PRICES • • /1 CK SMITH JEWELLE Phone 510 1, MainSt, Exeter 11111111=1:111•1111M1.11.1 4 1 A • i', ( 7.