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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-07, Page 5- • 4 t A ts is 4. 4. .4 .4 I eduction CCM SKATES AND SHOE OUTFITS 8.45 Pairs To.Clear • At Big Reduction! Save Up To $8.00 On Boys' And Men's Mee 4 e. BOYS' 1276 BOYS11y 9 BOYS' 113yx 9 BOYS' 1131* 3, 4 BOYS' 179 , 11, 12, 13; 1, 2 BOIS'. 169 5 MN'S 119 ' • 9 MEN'S 113 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 MEN'S 116 6, 61/2, 7, 71/2, 8, 8W, 9,91/2, 10, 101/2,11 MEN'S 1.351 10 MEN'S 118 9. Rear. KALE $ 8,95 $ 3:95 11.95 4.95 11,95 • 4.95 10.95 7.45 7,95 6.25 9.95 7.75 22.95 14.95 13.50 10,95 16.95 13.95 8.95 3.95 22.00 17.00 209'o *Off Hockey Pants Gloves, Shoulder Pads And Shin Guards Save Up To $7.00 On Ladies_ and Figure Skates No. !Hie LADIES' 172 41/2, 6, 7, 8, 9 LADIES' 141 " 5,, 7 LADIES' 172y, • 9, 10, 11, 12, 2, 3 FIGURE 276 5 FIGURE 1542 6 FIGURE 2278 41/2, 5, 51/2, 6, 61/2 7, Ph, 9, 9 FIGURE 278 10, 11, 12, 13, 1, .2, 3 FIGURE 578 4 Reg. SALE $10.95 $ 8.45 12.75 8.95 9.95 - 6.75 14.95 7.95 1.4.95 7.95 14.95 11.95 NO TRADE•INS ON ABOVE SKATE 7.95 12.95 9.95 BARGAINS Our huge TOYLAND has all the variety and excitement of a BIG CIRCUS. You can See the best of toys in every grOup . .4. froin educational to "just-for•fun" . . at lw, loW prices! teak Models Wheel Toys Comnienta About Cromarty Iv MRS. K. Megett.AR Mr. and Mrs. Axno14, Storey, Pecheste, visited on "Wdnes day with W. arid Mrs. J. E. Stoey. M. and Mrs. T. Laing visited last weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Lance ,Norrs and Mr. William Patrick at Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, Belmore, visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton. M, and Mrs. Nee aMcLachlan, Egmonclville, visited on Suuday with M. and Mrs. Andrew Me Laeirlis.J a". Mames Howe, Jr., and Miss Alice Howe, Statford, spent the weekend at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Bert ItileY and Mr, and Mrs. Jack iloggarth, Mrs. Harry Norris is Ora valescipg at the home of her idieeteslalitie,r, Mrs. Harvey Jaeebi, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Forest, Flillsgreen, visited on Sunday witheMrs. M. Houghton. Mr. William Patrick, Wyoming, spent the weekend among rela- tives and friends here. M. and Mrs." Gordon Laing and Lorraine, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. filbert Deich- ert, Zurich, Mrs. 'Sarah Scott visited re- cently with Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Colquhoun, Clinton. The annual Thankoffering service of the Womn's Dilision- ary Society will be held on Sun- day with Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, of Atwood, as guest speaker, Mr, and Mrs. Doug Gale, Mitchell, visited on Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing. Mr. and Mrs, T. Gillespie, Margaret and Anne and Mr. Grant,Komoka, visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. T, Laing and Mr. and Mrs. T, L. Scott. F/D Roger Neill and Mrs. Neill and F/O Bud Rud and Mrs. Rud and son, Barry, all of Trenton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Allen. The opening meeting of the Farm 'Forum was held in the school on Monday night, School Rally The teacher, Miss Campbell, and pupils of S.S. No. 6, enter- tained the parents and pre-chool children at a Hallowe'en masquerade party on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by Brian Dow, for best pre-school cos- tume; Mrs. T. L. Scott, best for girls; John Snott; best for comic costume. Mrs. Gerald Carey and Mrs. Calder IVIcKaig acted as judges. Margaret Wallace and Marlene Dow were the proramcommit- tee, and Billy Ramsey, DaVid Scott and Karen Scott convened the games and contest. This Week In Saintsbury By MRS. H. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates and Wilma, Exeter, were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mrs. W. J. •Davis is a patient at the nursing home, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and boys, 'Miss Margaret Burt - rum, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford' Abbott and Rowena and Mr. Allan Tindall, Exeter, at- tended a birthday getheeing for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins, Luean, on Saturday evening. Owing to the flu Mr. and •Mrs. Arthur Abbott and Muriel were not able to attend. Mr. and 'Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael were guests at a family dinner at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. George Mc - Falls. On Monday afternoon several ladies met in the parish hall to quilt. Mrs. Harry Carroll and, Mrs. Heber Davis attended the bazaar and tea held in the basement of Centralia United Church qn Wednesday, Comments About Woodham By MRS.• ARTHUR RUNDLE Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Ernie •Vodden Attended the anniversary service at Kirtkon and visited with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Crago ion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.. Bev Lindenfield of Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blom - ma ert. Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd. Jacques spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Manarin at Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Les Kinn and daughter, Mrs. Lenore Pollock, of Sudbury, spent a ottple of days with Mrs. W. L, Switzer. They left on Wednesday for Florida for two weeks, Mr, and Mrs, Glen Copeland, Mrs, M. Copeland and Jean, Mr. Norris Webb and girls, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs, T. Doupe and Russell attended the Kirk - ton anniversary aid visited friends, egi Mrs. F. Haggarty Dies In New York Prances Hagerty, 644 died ftoosevelt Hospitl, New York •If City, on Gabber 27, She Was a native of Woodham, daughter of the late • Mr, and Mrs; Edwin Colgen. She had Spent most of her life in the United States except that she end her husbnd, the late Bert Hagerty, C.NR. civil enineer, spent m thedludsdn Day distict. She is Survived by three sis left tied twe brothers: Mrs. /antes Howe (Viola), London; Mts, Chester Hazelwood vette), Dtroit; Mrs, W, L. Me- CtleclY(Henrietta), of Detroit; Lloyd COlgan, Bad Axe, Mich., and Jetta P., Ceigan, Elkton, Mich. Her Mother, Mrs. Geotge Upton, predeteased her Stine Pt Of this year, ,,runtri Was held ThtitSdY, oeteber 21, with interthent Bad Mte cemeter. 44 MP Reports Seeks Proper Storage In Cash d PI By W. H. A. 'THOMS, M.P. While this is being written, we are finishing the third' week of the sitting. The Throne Speech, debate was interrupted to ex- pedite the passage .of legislation Providieg ,for cash advances on farm stored grain on the Prai ries. Nearly everyone in West Middlesex has relatives,. • ,or friends, in the prairie provinces and through them, knows some- thing of the difficulties -caused by the surplus wheat there. Because the elevators,. both lo- cal and terrhinal, 'are full to the roof, they can buy no more grain from the farmers until some of what they now have is moved out Into expert channels, The far- mers in, many areas are badly in need of cash to carry on. The debate on this act began on Friday afternon, October 25 and continued until early sup- pertime on Thursday afternoon, October 31. The House finally passed the legislation unanimous - y. Yottrs truly questioned the ad- visability of granting advances on grain which is not protected from the weather, and suggested an amendment to provide that grain on which advances are made should be stored in rea- sonably weatherproof storage. Under the act, as it stands, ad- vances real be Jnade on grain piled on the ground, or stored in roofless bins. The minister of agriculture took the stand that storage is the responsibility of the indivit dual farmer; he was supported in this stand by the ec-minister of agriculture and the member from Assiniboia, so my sugges- tion did no good other than to make sure that .this point was Sows 4sarlgot From Crediton last By talk$. W. WM with the Mr. Sam SIMS, who has been fli flu ba South 'Owen vonce an .spitaii has returned home. riot overlooked. It might be worthwhile to those who are not aware of the Aet, that daily copies of Han said are being sent to the M. lowing Librartes: Public LibarY, Strathroyl Pubtio Lbrary, LUean; Pubnc Library, Parkhill; Pubhc Libra - Glencoe; The Library, Beck Memorial Sanatorium, and the Middlesex County Boolcinebile, with a request that they be held there for the use of anyone who might be interested some spe- cial item of parliamentary de- bate. As soon as the grain.advances legislation was finished, the house immediately turned to the rest of the emergency legisla- tion, which includes; (a) Ameednents to the Old ge Security At, providing for increasing the peneion to WA pc r month; decreasing the resi- dence requirements frem 20 to 10 .yeare, and extending the period when a pensioner might be ab- sent from Canada, from three to six months in any year. •(b) Amendments to the Old Age Assistance A& (those from 65 to 70 years of age) PreViding for increased payments to $55,00, and decreasing the residence re- quirernentsi and inereasieg the allowable income, in line with the old/ age security. (e) Amendments to increase the allowances to disabled per- sons and blind persons; to also bring them In line with the Old Age Security' Act, (d) Amendments to War Vet- erans Allowance Act and the Pension. Act, to provide for in- creases in certain allowances and extension of benefits to cer- tain dependents. •,. Tho Thsoo-AavooW PieltisOker sto PR • ..„410404444141,11.4114010144144141.14141,4444411141.44414411. Mr. .and Mrs, Wm., ;Heatherly and Mr. And Mrs. Harold Gil- les end son, jail, o Lonciert •; visited with Mr. .and Wm. • Motz And Mrs, R. Metz And Ronald. Mr. ,and Mrs. Wm. Harney e. Exeter spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Win. Matz. Mrs. John Nedza visited her, friend, Mrs. Mike Kaye, n5t. , .3(40phIS Hospital on Sunday. Ths Week In Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE Mr. Fred Delbridge of Ridge town, Agricultural School and Miss Kathleen Horne of London spent the weekend at their re. Spective homes. • Mrs. Haus Horne of 1oronto visited on Wednesday last at the home of Mr. and UM Free- man Herne. Mrs, Bert I3ox is a patient in , St. Joseph's Hospital, London, having undergone an operation for appendicitis on Saturday. Mrs. Howard Dayman and • ; children visited on Friday with liani Walters. her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Will Mr. and Mrs. Gordon prance and Mary Ellen have returned borne from a pleasant motor trip as far as Saskathewan. The throne speech debate will not be resumed until this emer- gency legislation is cempletecl and if Progress is not consider- ably faster than it was in dealing with grain advances, it may be several weeks before the throne speech is continued. Prodamatio WHEREAS the GovernMeOt of Canada lite statute 'designated Monday, November nt 0", Remembronce. 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