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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-27, Page 14Page 14 The "Times.Ativocate,a ,FebrN.ary TR '1951, WI Discusses La ncj.n, ark Fo..Bend's Brewster Dam On Thui•sdttY afternoon tate Women's Institute had as their guest speaker Mr. Ii. G. Hooke Conservation ai tit ; S laic e Aux a Authority, Mr. Hooke showed elides on conservation work in. eluding the Aux Sable river IIIIII1111111111111i111111t111III11iI111111111 MEET BILL Cochrane YOUR Liberal Candidate in HURON RIDING • Born in Exeter 43 ago. course from its mouth to where Cam Chapman and .Mfrs. Grit - it runs into the lake at Port , tin Thomas. Franks and Grand Bend, with ','world .pay pf Prayer its original course had .been ou Friday afternoon the Dox changed ',',',tough dams. ; of f r.ayer service was held in Mr. Hooke also spoke .on the the Chu eh of God with a fair need of fencing Land which is attencoy taYii roads. Mrsce on . Lulu IUe- sw n v of l which a um a o. to Church o o , Mrs. ed by the cattle for their ole Alex. Kamilton for the United drinking water. of how Glen Church, Mrs, Harry Bossenberry Rock has been. Improved by the for the Anglican Church and Authority, of bow the twain of Mrs. Chas. Snell for the United Exeter have improved their Fvan„elican Brethren Church at' its differenttributaries, and how a tp, , preserving a ing top soil, Gregor led the meeting on be- of a pump whi I could b y p h 1f f tl Cl h f G d park. The object of Mr. Hooke's Dashwood, visit was to speak. to the Insti- tute on the erecting of a land.! Mrs. Carl Oestreicber of Dash - mark for i3tetvster's milt river •, wood gave an inspiring address bed, its cost and durability, on "The Bread of Life", which During the business part of was an uplift to all present. the meeting which followed it was decided to ask the Aug; Scouts, Fathers Sable Authority to put up a marker for the site of Brewster's, Enjjoi Banquet mill and that the Institute ',Dake: up the history to be put on same. i On Tuesday evening a father The roll call was answered by; and son banquet was catered to some community activity which' the Boy Scouts and Cubs, their • -....a.,-a• the members would like to seefathers and leaders, Messrs. *--•-•'' carried out, such as better res-; Alex Hamilton, Murray Desjar .-:• taurant facilities, highway signs, i dine, Wm. Rendle and -Cpl. "'" limiting speed through town, and Peate. About 70 partook of din playgrounds for young children. ;nen served. by the ladies, . . .;;, Several articles were brought Martin ,fewer gave a toast to f t h L' ' t ' Cothe fettle I' d tob M • L,sttcr From Sh�pk Mr. and Mrs. :Gordon Fraser and family, of Parkhill, visited •Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Dave. Our teacher, Mr. Donald 1+ink- beiner, of •Crediton, .and pupils enjoyed. an extended weekend to • ti with to. l st ti last weekduethe e school closed until Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clarke Mrs, Harry Clarke and. Mr, and Itlrs. Roy Clarke, of Zurich, spent, the weekend with relatives in Fres. ton. Miss Brenda Clarke and Mas- kers Billie and .Richard Clarke spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCann. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Love, and Arlene, of Exeter, were Satur- day visitors with Mr, and Mrs. .Ross Love and ]Cathryn. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love and Kathryn and Alt. Clare Love. of London, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Earl Paters. -,acute and Janet at Grand mend. Several members, of the W.A. • attended :the World Day :o£ Pray 'er service in Crediton on Friday, Mfrs, M. Ratz, Mrs. E. Bat; Mrs. L. Adams, •and Airs. R. Love assisted with the :service, GIVE• • N'QUTHE SERVICE NSURANCE SE ?VICE MUST RE �... 4 I! • Local VISE ARE RIGHT HERE 10 BEST INSURANCE. JOHN BL. RKE PHONE 863 Genera". Insurance 534 Main St, $ EXETER in or a nt at an ammtttee to r s, rep le. y aloi for the Arab children and were Fox; Jack hood made a toast on display, Ito Scouting, replied to by Major it was reported over 70 at. Prayznor; Cpl, Peale toasted tended the father and son ban-' the ladies, replied 10 by W,I, quet given for the Boy Scouts : president, Mrs. E. Desjardine, on Tuesday evening. A letter; After the dinner Major Prayz- was read from the district sec- nor delighted the boys and their retary asking that an exhibit be "Dads" with his fine selection e put in for the Exeter Falld Fair, tofo picturesaon Churchill, Mani. S aI n tsi ur - Lan d m ark and Mrs. tr'i'm. Love and Mrs, lobo, and India. y Myrtle McGregor were chosen as a committee to look after the exhibit. It was decided to Ben Lions CuDid's Meeting Place send the pollen, SNOWSHOE TO THE BEACH?—Usually the problem of getting to the beach at Grand Bend is to get through the huge crowd at the summer resort, Last week's storm, however, posed a different kind of problem. This snow fee to the Lain drift was almost as high as the street lights.—Nosewoi,thy mittee for thea Officers' Confer•Mt, harry Carroll has pun• and Ii. A. Mullins, a son, now once at Guelph with the expecte.; Ladies residing in. London, operated a successor could go. . On Thursday evening the Lions A motion was passed that a Club held their annual. ladies' donation of 25 cents per member night when over 90 partook of be sent to the Provincial Treas- a banquet at the Brenner House, urer for increasing expenses in presided over by the Lions' pres- the F.W,I.O. The District Annual ident, and his wife, Mr. and was announced for May 29 at Mrs. Kenneth Young. Crediton, The toast to .the ladies was Mrs. A. Hamilton read an given by Lion Griffin Thomas, article on some new fireproof and replied to by Mrs. James material which .is being man- Dalton. A sing. song was led by ufactured, which will prevent so Mr, John • McDonald with piano Stan - many fires in homes. Mrs. Eddie renditions by Mr. David Stan - Gill reported on salt in -regard ton. to agriculture. Mrs. Turnbull an- : Special guests for the evening pounced a euchre party in the • *ere President and Mrs. Larry town hall on March 15 as the Snider and. Secretary and Mrs. ',project for her group, and asked Andy Snelgrove of Exeter Lions all members to bring two coup- Club, and Mr, Victor Dinnin les. ; (Intl. Counslr.) and Mrs. Dinnin Mrs, Roy Morenz announced and President Kenneth AlcKin• years the project of their group as ley and Mrs. McKinley of Zurich tion that Mrs Roy Morenz or a . chased the residence of the lite hobo teas, Mrs. Don Hendrick . Lions Club, Lt, Col. F, and Mrs. ;stated the receipts front the Val• Klenavic, Major and .Mrs. R. S. • Attended Exeter Schools entine tea and bake sale on Sat. Richards, and other officers graduated University of Mrs. A. E. Holley played a ! After the sing song two hours Western 0 nt a r i o 1938, piano selection, after which Mrs. of"c]ancing was indulged in mak- and Os node Hall 1941. E. Keown discussed the motto: ;ing the evening a very pleasa.nt g "Whe:n a good idea comes into one for all, your head. put it to work,' in-' • Practises law in Exeter, stead of to bed." Mrs. Harold. Wc n a e• 'alper gave a review of the +11► Wide municipal experi- current events, Mrs. Myrtle Mc - fence as member Exeter Gregor and her group served • • urday as $45.00.' , from Ipperwash ar Council; Deputy Reeve lunch. For Skiers one year, and Mayor two T.W.S. Plan Bazaar Western Ontario skiers visit - years. The T.W.S. group of the United ing, the Grand Bend Ski Club Church held their regular month- will approve of the additions • • Member of Presbyterian ly meeting on Friday evening there. A snack bar is now in with a good attendance. The main operation under the supervision ent'of Sunday School. making arrangements for the tea and bazaar to be held on • Member of Masonic August 6 on the lawns of the Lodge, ' I.O.O,F., Canadian church and manse, Mrs. M. N. i' ; Gowdy was in charge of • the Legion and Lions Club. , program. Sgt. Major J. Roubichaud • Served in Amity, World i showed beautifulpictures he had War II, at home and over ' taken while overseas with his seas. regiment of different countries, the coloring of which were he- ▪ Married, with 3 Baugh- vond imagination. After the pic. tures, which were well explained ters. by Sgt. Major Roubichaud, as- sisted by Mrs. Roubichaud, lunch a Raised in a rural com- was served by Mrs. Gowdy and munity; is familiar with her group, Mrs. Paine, 'Mrs, both r u r a 1 and urban Eric and Miss N. Mcliroy, Mrs, problems. Church and Superintend- ha siness of the evening was of Miss Violet Wright. Coffee hot chocolate, doughnuts, hot dogs, are being eagerly con- sumed by the cold, hungry ski- ers. Ski-joring is also enjoyed by those who go around the one - mile cross-country course, pull- ed by the Club's tractor -driven sleigh, which also pulls skiers from the highway to the Chalet, and eliminates long tedious climbs to the tows. 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Sell To The r Rivrside Poultry ompany, !limited LONGI', Landon 7.1230 Profit Coned Henson 68O4= Mfrs, W. J. Davis. This building was known for years as Saints - bury store and post office. It was built over 60 years ago by the late Frank Washburn at the time of his, marriage to the late Jennie Davis. It was later operated by the late Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Smyth who drove a one - horse wagon to meet the train at Centralia and pick up the mail and supplies for the residents of this community. This store, like many an old landmark was the favorite eve- ning meeting place of all the young men and girls, es eclat] Saturday night as the faithful old Dobbin didn't get the young !folk as far as Grand Bend. On many a stormy winter ; afternoon the older young men gathered to pick up the mail and the community gossip and many a good joke was told a- round the old wood stove that stood in the centre of the store. Many of the older folk say -that soda biscuits never tasted as good as out of the old cracker barrel at Saintsbury. After the death of Mr. Smyth it was purchased, by the Mul- lins family from Melbourne Personal Items Mrs. Fred Harrison and baby, Vickie, of Traverse City, nl:ich„ who have been visiting with Mrs. Harrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Grigg, returned home on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, 011ie Desjardine and family took up residence in the Bend last week. Mr. Delbert Mason of London spent a few days Jest week with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Baird. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wm. Patterson were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and Davie, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, all of Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Love and Holley of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. Love's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Love, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Mor- rison at Atwood on Thursday, Sunday was almost like a summer Sunday in Grand Bend when so many cars were seen on the main street to see the pretty sights of snow on the trees and to see the lake in its white covering. There was no wind . on the lake, and between the weather andthe picture, it made an ideal way to see nature in, its glorious winter -garb. The telephone Central here re- port one of their busiest week- ends over last weekend when' the storm was on, working double shifts both day and night, Messrs. Lee Jennison and 'Car- erson. bes,jardine are attending a good roads convention in To tont() this week, Grand Bend Legion are hold- ing their first public bingo in their new hall on Friday eve- ning. EA Gideon service was held al: the morning service in the United Chfirch bit Sunday, the speakers being Mr. lfarry Mittman, Mr. Edgar Cttdmore and Mr. Elim' Moussealt, with Mr. 11 -oilman rendering a solo suitable for the Occasion,. llev, E. A. Dbwker addressed the•toy Scouts and Cubs MI Sutti' day morning when they attendedd_ the smite at St.-,Tohn's•bythe Lake Anglican Church,. � ttl.�. ,�y G .W n1flniiiri79nbtunlllfiYifunlil'ldn'YnluuutntllninrinuilliiuffuiitlYfY1'1i'iftif1f1Y1lPl'iniYYYtSi°Yi'fid'iirYliilhYflYY1Y1, �XIIe$�� 5 :ak t t t -di,l.l. meeting on Monday evening was Miss Mary Ann Erskine, teacher at J.A.D. McCurdy School and co -leader of Cavern C.G.I.T., Exe- ter. She spoke on C.G.LT. work. There was an exceptionally good attendance of girls. general store there for some years. When rural mail was in• traduced in Ontario. the post of- fice was closed. Mr. and Mrs. B. Noels and family later resided there for a few years and then Mrs. W, J. 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