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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-03, Page 8mosAdvocoto, Octobor 3 1957 L. The. Times -Advocate Building. Page Message From Greenway Mrs, Wellwood Thompson of Brampton visited for a, few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Brophey and Miss Frances Brophey spent the weekend in Port Huron. Mrs. Sanforetta MoHard, and son of Parkhill spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Bus Lagerwerf and family. The Bible marker which was presented to the United Church was presented by the junior class of the Sunday School and not by the family of the late Mr. J. H. McGregor as previously stated. Mr, Claude Dettloff of Detroit spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Albert Pollock. Miss Jeanette Steeper of Sand Hill spent the weekend with her parents, Mr:. and Mrs, Bruce Steeper and Lynda, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smithers and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. Newport and family of Wardsville. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Christ- man (nee .Tea La gerwerf) were married on Saturday, The Harmony Class of the United Church will hold their meeting on Friday evening the home of Rev, and Mrs. W. C. Smith at Port Stanley. Mrs. Joe Horner accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Scott of Brinsley visited last week 'with relatives in Mich- igan, Sad, oft -repeated explanation by bereaved parents in every province of Canada in 1956: "We just left the house for a minute." Floor Tile. L Standard and "A" Gauge Priced To Clear Plenty of Colours to. Choose From! SEE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM fgixibYrs4e J EE • "Build The Huron Way" . Huron Lumber Co. LIMITED Phone 48 Exeter Shipka totolois. Anniversary Anniversary services in the United Church here Sunday were attended by, large congregations at ,beth serviees. Rev, Alexander Rapson, the regular minister. conducted the morning service, and the Rev. Anne Graham, of Rowntree Memorial Chorch, Lon- don,was the speaker for the evening service. Mr. Jack 14cVi, •of Parkhill, accompanied by. his mother, sang at both services, and Miss Ruth Fassold, of Lon- don, was pianist, Miss Marie Symon, of Toronto, was a weekend visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love and family. Anniversary visitors on Sun- day: Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Godbolt and sons, of Exeter, with Mrs, J, Ratz. Mr, And Mrs. Ed Duncan and Peter, of Stratford, with Mrs. E, Lamport and Tom. Mrs. M. Smith and Miss Pearl Keyes, of Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sweitzer. Mr, and Mrs, B. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. V. Denornme, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. E. Pickering and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold and Ruth, of London, with Mrs. M.„,Itatz, Mr, and Mrs, Wilharn,Sweitzer, of Grand Bend, with Mr. and Mrs, Wray Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Deitrich and family, and Mrs, J. Shank, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pickering and family. Mrs. E. Keyes, of Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Finkbeiner and sons. Comments About Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Mr, Norrnan Francis of Win- nipeg has been visiting friends and relatives in the community. Mr. and ,Mrs. Norman Shier of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Shier. Mrs. Nancy Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Powell and family of Watford, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hanna and called on other friends in the village. Miss Mildred Cowdrey, school teacher at South Bay Mouth, spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton of St. Thomas spent:the week- end at their home in the village. Two baskets of flowers in the United Church Sunday morning were placed by the Gregory fam- ily in memory of the late Harry Gregory. Rally Service was observed Sunday morning in the United Church. Ronnie Marshall and Vesta Watson told the stories. Music was by the Junior- mem- bers assisted by the Senior choir. Harold Burgin won the Senior Perthex Championship at the District Field and -Track Compe- tition held at Stratford on Fri- day. An "early bird" to watch: the man who opens wide the stove drafts before he goes to work, leaving family in bed. THIS 15 YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SAVING AT THE ENS , THESE ARE THE CUSTOMERS OF THE IAN& USING YOUR SAYINGS AND THOSE OF OTHER ENS CUSTOMERS TO FINANCE .** n WtORE PRODUCTION AND atSTAOUTION Of .GOODS • • • • • • '• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 Progress costs money, and the money to finance progress comes out of savings. So when you save—you're making things better for your- self, by providing the money for more goods for all of us. Here are three good reasons why it pays to save • You build yourself a nest egg for the future • You help finance more production and make higher earnings possible • You help to keep the %line of your dollar up And hire is the easy way to save ... with The Bank of Nova Scotia's exclusive PSP (Personal Security Program) ... it gives you instalment saving in easy payments coin. bined witliinsurance protection on your life. Ask about the modern way to save at your nearest Bank of Nova Scotia branch. The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA for 125 years �porton*. kr holphogy Catania' grow ENS people are friendly people— get to know them at our Exeter •branch. X, W. McLaughlin, mgr, At or twee.' se etreet ••••• INTS IS YOU- AND YOUR FAMILY SNARING IN • 'mutant WEAL*, Oft0HER WAGS AND SMARMS •1 1 occinoom '240*A:0+4P IllfoRoom 14,.6 *52'4) !On 04504 UV$JIY t.lYflG. 010 V2'.0 CARA'ARCAE 03401‘11' CWIOn A »8 r 541.0 Design Ar338 Plans call for frame construc- tion on an insulated concrete floor slab, without basement. There are two bedrooms, bath, combination kitchen -dinette, uti- lity room, large living room and attached garage. Bedroom closets are the ward- robe type with storage, above the hanging space, to the cell- ing.,Linen cabinet, vestibule clo- sets and utility room closet are also provided. The heating plant opens from the garage, • Exterior finish consists of shingle siding, asphalt : shingles, brick planter, picture window and covered entrance, ;,4p Floor area is 105 square feet and cubage is 11,902 cubic feet, excluding garage. woy.••••,.•• Order Plans Here SmallHouse Planning Bureau a Canada P.O. Sox 942, SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick Please send me more information, without obligation, about the plan features and the type of construction used in the Times•Advocate. •.•••••• house as pictured in Th. NAME ADDRESS •••• •••••••••• .... • .... fo•••• • CITY - PROV. Ghost Of Mrs. O'Mally Lurking In Your Home? Nearly 100 years ago, in the city of Chicago, lived a cow which, while it never won a blue ribbon at any livestock show, was none the less destined to be- come world famous. It belonged to a Mrs. O'Leary and, one fate- ful' night. in the year 1871, it kicked over an oil lamp in the barn, starting a fire. Which devastated almost all of the city. One hundred thousand people were ,rendered homeless, 'nearly 500 died, and property damage ran into the millions. Today, says the Canadian Insti- 4tute of Plumbing and Heating, the spectre of Mrs, O'Leary's unfortunate cow lurks in. thou- sands of Canadian homes, ready at any moment to "kick over the lamp" and reduce them to rubble and - ashes, with perhaps the tragedy of death as an tater- math. Of the 50,000 -odd fires that break out in this country an- nually, the Institute points out, more than 25 per cent are attributable, directly or indirect- ly, to faults in the home heating ••••••••,••••••••••••••••••••••••..•.....••••••••• Report On Baseline By MRS. AReHIE DEWAR ,a•••••••••••••••••••••••....s•vrrwv..ow•••• Mr. and Mrs. Newman Baker, Wellbuin were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker. Mr. Oliver Baker had the mis- fortune to hurt his leg, He has it in a cast. Mrs. David Holland of Moose Saw and Mrs. Albert Rosser of Denfield were Wednesday visi- torwith the. former's niece, Mrs. David Holland and Mr. Holland. Mr. and Mrs, Carman Rinn, Gail and John were Sunday vi- sitors with Mr. John Rinn. Mrs. Thos. Doube and Russell returned home after spending a few .days with the .former's sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Belch of Ome- mee. Mrs. A. Devi)ar is visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. Grott, in Te - onto this week. system. And the irony of it is that with proper fire prevention habits, most of them could be averted altogether. With this in mind, the Instittite makes these suggestions. Start in the basement, where the, heating plant itself is located. Check to see that no rubbish, and particu- larly inflammable rubbish, :has collecfed near the plant, during the summer months. Make sure that all smoke pipes and warm air ducts -leading from the plant are leak -proof. Double-check methods used for ash disposal, because . ashes which are pre- sumed to be "out," may often still contain...the sparks of a serious fire. Be particularly 'careful where pipes and ducts that carry hot air or smoke adjoin wooden parts of the building, as over -heated wood and. similar material can readily 'burst into flame. Pay special attention te the chimney stack. See that any cracks in the stack, - loose mortar between bricks or possible escape holes in the insulation are repaired without fail. Have the chimney examined for accumulation of soot, and -cleaned if any is found. Chimney soot is a double hazard, for a chimney fire can be danger- ous not only to the house itself, but. sends up showers of sparks 'which may land on inflammable material in the immediate neigh- bourhood and cause further damage to other people's property.: One major cause of heating system fire which can also be considered seriously is that of• over -loading the heating plant. Many plants which have been in service for a long imriod of years are now unable to provide the. heat reauired of them by modern standards of comfort. To over- come this, the owners overload the plant with fuel and frequently start fires that destroy the entire house. The correct remedy, of course, is the installation of a new heating plant which will provide the required heat for comfort. •At the same time it will save the householder money in fuel consumption and hours of irksome labour in servicing. ALF ANDRUS 403 ANDREW ST., EXETER PHONE 719 Heating, Plumbing, .Sheet Metal Work — Oil Burners — TRADITIOIVAL AND MODERN,T00 - WE'VE MANY PLANS FOR YOU 7r) VIEW 11) LOCAL Ill'AIRMAKKII. Crediton Church Host To Area WSWS Raily District rally of the W.S.W.S. of the Evangelical.U.B. Church was , held. on Wednesday after, • noon and evening in.the Crediton church with .a large attendance. MiSs, Lois Nraerner was speaker at both services and gave in- teresting talks on her Work in japan. Evening worship period waS led by the Crediton young peo- ple, Mr. Terry Wade of London was guest soloist in, the eve- ning, The evening meal was seryed by the Crediton ladies, Rally Service Rally Day was held in the Evangelical Church on Sunday morning, Devotions were led by the Intermediate Class and' rec- itations given by the Beginners. A playlet "Let's go home with them" was presented by the Youth Class. Mr. ,T, M. Southeott of Exeter was gue§t speaker and SuinriAtencient, Mr. E. Hen- drick, conducted promotions, Ilec. Mission Band The United Church Mission Band met with 29 members pres- ent. Douglas Lightfoot and Claire Skinner were in charge Of the worship service. Doreen Kenny played a'plano solo. The new study book on Japan was introduced and a story read by Mrs, S, King. Plans were made for several projects. Takes Over Store Mr. and Mr, Arthur Atfield, lately of near Brussels, have moved into town. and taken over the general store recently pur- chased from Mr. Lorne Hodge. Mr. Hodge has enlarged his apartment building in Crediton's west end where he and Mrs. Hodge and family have taken,up residence. Personal Items Mr. Albert Wolfe, who has been caretaker of Crediton Pub- lic School for the past 10 years, has resigned due to ill health, Mr. Roy Finkbeiner has been appointed to fill Mr. Wolfe's, term. Anyone who has used clothing fof the rummage sale of the Ladies Auxiliary of South Huron Hospital on Saturday, may leave it at the Community Hall and it will be picked up and taken ,to Exeter. F/O. and Mrs, Earl Whalen and sons of Winnipeg are visit- ing with Mrs, Whalen's parents, • GINGERICWSoatte6 ':HEATING'' ENGINEER, r‘.6irrw WINTER COMING) STEP BY$TEF; REPAIR YOUR WEATER NOW SET NEP! a-e)ta.P4 GINGERICffS HEATING -LIGHTING -PLUMBING OIL BURNING -AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENTs.,SUPPLIES d'Au.kt ELECTRICAL REPAIRING 34 MOTOR RE WINDING ZURIC Mr.. and Sapi Xing and Marlene, and :are leaving this week for Halifax where they will spend some time with. F/0. Whalen's parents. Mrs, Xing will aceompany thou to lialifax and will also visit with Mr, and Mrs, Mattice in Moncton, formerly of Crecliton, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Molitor and daughters of Strathroy visit- ed on. 'Sunday with Mrs. R. Mali - tor,. Mr. and Mrs., Gerald England and family of Parry Sound spent Sunday with Gerald's parents, Mr. and ¥rs, Lloyd England, . Mr. Aro Bailey of Si;, Cathar- ines spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .C. Radierd, Several from Crediton attend- ed anniversary services in Shipka chtirch, on Sunday,. Stop Moth Damage with our •'OE MAU, YEAR GUARANTEED MOTHPROOFING ,SERVICE One treatment is , guaranteed .in writing, to stop, moth damage for y;ears, .or we pay for the damage. Berlott is odorless, colorless, and stainless. - Don't wait another day, Cali us now: MID -TOWN CLEANERS PHONE 33 EXETER - Enjoy Modern Conveniences With Gas Modernize your housework with Gas. Use it in gas range, refrigerator, hot water heater and other appliances. 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