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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-11-14, Page 2711 • lflIfr 1. 4. 4. ‘dotiortitie wielow twit !ere aces Herm meet ore xi 041;41am.) riser iir smite is A isiiiiewe AAris.f._ Clark Cornish, Mitchell & Choir Loader CERTIFIED IPUB‘IC ACCOUNTANTS ' ' I ,/,..iCorniSh ..l,„ :r. .Cornish • P. .Mitc.hou K, W. *lads . • • W.. E. Such.fircl • '': 291. PAMPAS ST. ;PIA 2,201 , LONDON,. ON:T. „„„,,,..„,,,.„,„„„,„,..., 'MOP You don't need to pay $250 to $300 for inconspicuous 4 hearing aids offers Iho world!. largest4•11,- ing, finest-quelity hearing aide —tiny, IIght, losonspigueuo . 11105 to *105 SHE wears her. • HE wears his Zenith en - 'Zenith with fashion- ? tirelY at the ear, -no able slim-frarnedangling cords—oven eyeglasses.'. ' less conseicuous than . eYeglasses. 04a4 il de: tted.4.%, .:tr:40.16. 1 immeg=4-erm. . . . . - • 10 -DAV ON GUARANTEE 11•VEAR WARRANITV 15•TIFAR SERVICE PLAN .... EAST TIME PAYMENTS EXETER tenses and professional services is connection with .the eyeglass teatnre aveilable only ttmuith vqur onlehalmologist. ostorneidit. or ontlaili• • Best By Test! WESTINGHOUSE • The. New .Way TOWASH ....................... 2 .2. 1 ''''reArA • We...We 00.C..Cew..... :.,..L..,....."....1••••1«......e.......e....••••,"•*,...:',......w...,••••<.loy....,••••••,weeee,'” i 1 1 ' 'ficeire's a walid of -difference when- the Westinghouse 'Twins' arrive' The I • Westinghouse Laundromat with Agi- 11 Tumble Action flushes, lifts, turns 1. and tumbles your., clothes 50 times .a Le minute .• makes your dirtiest and grimiest; your sheerest a tid da inti est clean. All you do. is I set if" Ad forget t, The .Westing- house Clothes' with Direct Air -Flow Drying forces werin, air directly tbrol.t8b. the ,tumbling clothes . . . doesn't -ley • to blow the air through a perforated basket as ether dryers do. Your clothes are dried sunshine-sweet—with a twist of the wrist—regardless of the weather. See the wonderful Westinghouse' 'Twins' today. • 'Laundromat From , $289.95 Dryer From 199. 95 geavers Hardware PHONE 86 EXETER ... ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ttttt ll tttttt II tttttttttt 1111111111W111111141111111111)111111 ttttttt 111111111.1ffiniiim Following a lengthy illness, Mrs. Francis ,Clark diedin,,South,, Huron Hospital on Friday; Nov- ember 1 ta her .,.21st year. The 'former Effie Lewis,. she was a daligter tle late Mr. and Mrs. •ewis., She was born in ,Crediton and, with the exception of seven years she and Mr. .Clark spent in Granton, her .entire life, was spent here. •She, and Mr. Clark were mar- ried in 997 and marked their diamondanniversary in June of this year.. Possessing a kind and lovable disposition, she was adored by, a host -of .friends, A faithful, member of Crediton United, Church she was an active work-: er in the different .organizations • and filled the office of Ladies' ,Aid president, teacher in 'Church Seim' and choir leader for. Many yeas. Surviving besides her 'husband, who has been her faithful help- er during her years of illness, are .one .son, R'ussell, of Detroit and one daughter (Laura), Mrs. Harry Dale -ef Brampton; four grandehildren, Mrs, James 'Sebroeder, London, Donald and Ted Dale of Brampton, Glenn Clark of Detroit and a great grandson, jimmy Clark, also of Detroit; and one brother, Wesley Lewis, of Winnipeg. A daughter, Merle, died in 1942. Funeral was held on Monday from the T, Harry Hoffman -fun- eral home in Dashwood and was conducted by Rev.,..A.. Rapson assisted by Rev. L. Turner of Lambeth, a former pastor,. In- terment was in Exeter ceme- tery. Hurondale Jilts ,• Discuss Project Hurondale Jolly Jills Homemaking Club held their second meeting at the home of Mrs, Alvin Moir, associate lead- er. • Each of the 17 members pre- sent showed a sample of wool and told why they decided it was wool. Leader Mrs. Arthur Rundle discussed .the record books and their contents, also the choice of skirt each member is re- quired to make. Members were urged to check their patterns and read the acompanying in- structions. Mrs. 'Moir demonstrated how to shrink wool material and how to pin/ the pattern on material. 'The third meeting was held Monday evening at the home of the leader,Mrs. Arthur Rundle, who explained to the 13 mem- bers present how to make alters. ..tions in the pattern. Mrs.. Moir demonstrated stay stitching used to prevent stretch- ing of the bias edge of materials. Some of the girls cut their skirts according to pattern under the .supervision of -the leaders. • Horne Economist • . — Continued From Page 8 the "Ladies' Auxiliary to South Huron Hospital. It was decided that the executive be responsible for the Co-op banquet •in Exeter Legion Hall,November 29. The Elimville members 'held a penny auction which nettei them $14. Mrs. James Miller -and her committet, were hostesses. . ' • *Mr. and Mrs. Vic Webb and Debbii of Barrie spent a few days with her parents, 1Vir. and Mrs. Ed. Jolinttbn. • „...............„ .......... .. Christmas i . r- ( ( 1b,. n e :11MrP4 4 g • Nierew •'.3, , ve,1,,...“`".* • CLEARANCE! , Rs Libber, Footwear ' . At Prices Far..„--.. .,.„.. BelowCost Men's, Ladies!, Children's Various styles — Odd 'sizes ., s , ' . Men's Oiltite , BUCKLE O'SHOES ',0.,,, , „,,,•<,:•:..,;,,er Recommended for gar- ., . age men, Regular $8.50. ., NOW ONLY $6.50 . s Ladies' NYLON DELUXE GAYTEES Regular $11,95, Now Only $6.95 \‘ , WHITE GALOSHES ' \ , 5 pair S of 9's only , Regular $2.250 Naw $1.19 , 0 OTHER BROKEN LINES . ,_ , REDUCED BELOW COST Our ri?gular linos are complete for young & old. . , • GIFTS ON DISPLAY! , , CHOOSE NOW!Child's ' • LAYA:WAYI • See Our .big, _ wonderful selection. 61 family gifts of value! • . . - 'CUT FOOD BILLS HERE! , SUNSHINE TOMATO JUICE ' Aylnier, 48 oz. tin 330 PURE SHORTENING .. Fluftu, 1 lb. " 290 3..FRUIT MARMALADE Stafford% 12 oz. ' 290 DEEP 'BROWN BEANS " libby's 15 OZ. tin 2 for 350 NESTLE'S 'QUICK 2 lbs. ...,.. 990 G . • PHONE16 WE Demo . opem SATUitpkti NIGHTS TILL -......,.. -7 , . ., TULIP MARGARINE 4 lbs, ' $1,00 LYONS TEA 100 bags /70 MAXWELL House COFFEE , 1 lb. t ....,..... 890 NEW KING SIZE FAB 350 ot.f • $1.29 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CHRISTNIAs CAKE ,, y &' JOR . . EXETER .10 .;,.. CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHTS . - .... ______ ,,.—.., • , , • •••, Crediton.'UnitedWMS Gifts For Omhot* Chooses '58 Officers !' November meeting .0 Woman's Association and, W.M.S. 'of •.the United -.Church vas held with devotional period led. by Mrs, Jaek Calloway assisted by Mrs. • S. King And Mrs. H. Lightfoot. Study book was reviewed bY Mrs. Wilfrid Mack. Short, business periods were conducted by M4. G. Hill and Lamport. Preparation WAS made for .Chrlstmasmeet- ing and Rev. A. RapSon_ conduct- ed, _election of officers for 1.958 for amalgamated' :societies. President is Mrs. Ed. LAM - port; vice-presidents,' Mrs, R. Finlibeiner„ Mrs, E. Nell and Mrs. G. Zwicker; recording sec- retaries, Mrs. IL Lightfoot, Mrs. N. Lampert; treasurers, Mrs. A. Baker, Mrs. S. King; Secretaries, press, Airs. W. 3. Woodall; Christian Stewardship, Mrs, H. Lightfoot; reserve_ fund, Mrs. J. Galloway; supply, Mrs. M. King; missionary 'monthly, Miss M. Chambers; cbristian eitizenship. Mrs, W. Mack; Baby Band superintendent, Mrs. Reid; assistant, Mrs. R. Finichemer; Mission Band lead- er, Mrs. S. King; assts., Mrs. C. Kenney, Mrs. 3. Galloway; parsonage committee, - Mrs: L. Hill, Mrs. R. Metz, Mrs. King; good cheer 'conunittee. Miss M. - Chambers, Mrs. R. Hill, Mrs. Kenney; pianists, Mrs. Giallo. way, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. E. Law - Town Topics, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Burns and Helen' of London visited on Sun- day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Batten. Mr. Allan Fraser is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,, Lon- don, having undergone surgery Saturday morning. Mr. John Strange who left to spend the winter with his family in Toronto is ill in hospital with pneumonia, • Mr. and Mrs, Len O'Reilly, London, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Sherwood Brock. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Evelyn Broderick were Mrs. Al Bauman of Mt. Clemens, Mich., Mrs. Laura Willert, Mrs. Albert Willert and Robbie, Sarnia,. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Becker spent Sunday in, Dorchester, son; aticlitors, Mrs. G. Zwicker, Mrs. R. Crediten ,cocy -collserif The 4-11 Homemaking Club met it; Crediton Community Ceqtre and decided to name one-half of the group 4.,Crecliton Cozy Colleens." Leaders of this group are Mrs. E. 141111)(1d and Mrs. R. Reid. Sandra Finkbeiner was elect. ed president; Margaret 'Lawson, vice-president; secretary, Paula Boulianne; treasurer, June Kuhn and Doreen Kenney, pres.s re- porter, Personal ;items Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fahrner of Sudbury and Mrs. Bevan Hay of London were weekend visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Moriock and also visited with Mrs. Fahrner's and Mrs. Hay's mother. Mrs. J. R. Thompson, in the Craighohne Nursing Heine Ailsa. Craig. Miss Shirley Becker and Mr. Donald Glanville spent the week- end 'with friends and relatives in Fergus, Kitchener and Water., loo, r. and Mrs. William Wood- all and family of Windsor visit- ed during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jos.. Woodall. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Faist of Elk- ton, Mich.' were weekend visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Schroed- er of Detroit visited recently with Mrs. Mary Wein and with Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Heist. Mr. and Mrs. A. .Sunstrome and Miss Gladys Wright of De- troit visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Young.. • Miss Berme Morlock R.N. of Toronto, Mrs. Elizabeth Mor - lock and Mrs, Charles Moriock and sons of London visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd. Geiser. Several members o f Crediton Women's Institute enjoyed a•trip to Toronto on Saturday. Distant relatives here attend- ingthe funeral of the late Mrs. P. Clarke included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Clark of Lions Head, Mr, and Mrs. Nel- son Critch of Goderich,. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark of Strat- ford. Project Of Citclo; Flans were made at themeet- leg of ;James Street MisSiOtt Thursday ..eveAlAg to ;,give. Ciiristmas Os. :to ,eitch. .0 the boys and girls: at the Protestant Orphan's .11eme; BichmOnd St. London. Mrs. John Biro ;and Mrs, Reward Holtzman nducted the study on Japan Illustrated by a chart made. lay Mr. Biro, • It was decided .to have an ,ex-• ehange pf 5O -giftsat the DOOM. ber meeting to, be held at the home ,of Miss Betty Uoates. when conveners will be Miss Mary Van Camp and Mrs. V. Benesdt, President Mrs. Garnet Wo- man presided 19.r the meeting wlncb WAS held at 'the herne-of Mrs. Gerald 11oralls. • Promote ,safety and prevent sorrow.—PRIVE SAFELY 17 r Skates Skates Sk Now flt 1.4W 99c & up Th. Founiu$ Ittiaby Moor Os* Yea wofrode, sharpened end reedy,. 0,* iffir 'POO, ,0406.4 OrOwrilettl arisi IUY,11A1011111 AT MOUTH% , WHIUIlpti ALWAYS SAVO 01 :styloo te. Cheese from Rubber Footwavar Fer Mort end .110N. Dentl bi h10100,11, *Ws Yeu p0 jlfl,kI! rubber that cin he tegairall. 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T ,.cool bea.uty With a. fiery spirit Slip easily behind the wheel and you'll ftdd Chrysler's new performance as ex- citing and flawless as its '58 styling and quality engineering, Chrysler's great whisper.quiet V..8 is a wonder or stnooth$ responsive power, Its ultramodern push, button autoniatio drive is a Mervel of ease and donvenienee, And its sittoeth Torsion'AZR1 iUte riVals velVet. You art cordially invited t� e*tnt aiid drive the new 8 dirytleti today& Clayste Coporation Wait, LAW >• Yeu,re always a stets ahead In ears Of the fortiolittLisiik MATHERS BROS. Phone 321