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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-03-27, Page 7Tho T rtaes-Advocate Building Pag.c: PresentsLectern Deputy Governor 14'S Parker Presented a lectern to Exeter .Kinsmen Club during its utast president's night Thursday eve- ning, The gift,, a personal donation from the deputy governor and 'his wile, was accepted by Pre- sident Irvine Armstrong. It's the first speaker's stand. the. club has -. had since it was or• ganized eight years ago. 'l.'he deputy governor presided for the initiation of three new members -- Art Clarke, Mer• To Kiinsmlen Club vyn Jones and Lee Sherman, Past President Lloyd Ford, who was in charge of the Meeting, assisted in the ceremony. A lively election for six club executive posts WAS assured by the norninatinn .of 13 candidates. Election wilt be held April 17. Ilectical science is.better equip- ped to deal with cancer than ever before. Each year an in- creasing number of cases are cured. 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Huron Lumber Co. 1M'4 NF txtorek �^�'�- 1111 (��•'�"�,.4 l111111.1 Q IJ 1jjjj M.t,! � `�iinnI l�l'��11lllllli�f�li�111 Ilgll DINING • rotoif 12-A *AARACK w 10= -ON 34-0 RIGHT See Home Building Spurt An optimistic outlook for the 'home ownership in Canada." 1 This year's National Hone home building industry in Can- I Builders are supported in their Show will feature 180,000 square ada in 195$ as a result of .new optimism by architects across feet of exhibit space to display Federal Government legislation the nation who have indicated in the latest products and services lowering the down payment and a survey of th'eir profession that for the modern home, Among income requirements for home the building industry can look the exhibits are building mater - purchases is reflected in space forward to a steady to increas- sales for this years National ing volume during the- coming Home Show, to be held April 4- year. 12 at the Canadian National Ex- hibition. Home Show officials report that reservations for space by exhibitors in the home building and home furnishing industry are to date higher than this time last year. They predict that the brighter outlook in the con- struction industry for the com- ing year willproduce the largest exhibition in the Home Show's seven year history, with more than. 600 display units occupied, Since the first year of the Home Show in 1952 exhibitors' space has climbed from 29,000 square feet to more than six times that area and attendance from 43,- 000 to 112.000 in 1957. L. •A. Rice, president of the Metropolitan Home Builders As- sociation, sponsors of the Na- tional Home Show, says the new legislation will provide the stim- ulus for increased home building during 1958 and wilt have a "very good long term effect on Renovate UC At Woodham The basement of the United church is having a face lifting this week. The floors are being re -sanded and varnished, all done by volunteer work of the church members. Message From CIandeboye By MRS. J. H. PATON ials, plumbing and beating equipment, paints and varnishes, electrical equipment, roofing and insulation, hardware, inte- rior, decorating, home furnish- ings, landscaping, home appli- ances, mortgage and insurance' services and home handyman tools and equipment. Other highlights planned are the "Decorators' Showcase '58",1 • a series of model rooms by the Hillcrest Forum Society of interior Designers i The Hillcrest Farm Forum• and a Model Horne, featuring held their last meetingof this the latest ideas for modern liv-1 season at the home of Mr. and ing and set in completely land - Mrs. 'Earl and-Mrs.'Earl Atkinson. scaped surroundings. Following the broadcast a pro. gram followed with group sing- The Story in ing, readings, mouth organ mu- sic and a step dance, Mrs. J. Sigsworth conducted two contests; winners were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting. Progressive euchre winners were: gents high, Mr. Gordon Banting; ladies, Mrs. Donald Maguire; lone hands, gents, Mr. Newton Wasnidge; ladies, Mrs. Arthur Simpson. Special prize was won by Mr, Arthur Simpson, School Euchre weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miss Elaine Grainger and Kinsman, Kippen. pupils of Clandeboye School Mrs. Philip Murch, Elint.ville, held a successful progressive spent the past week with Mr. euchre party at the school last and Mrs, Norman Jaques, Tuesday evening'. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cushman. Winners were: gents high score, Wayne Williams; ladies, Mrs. Joe Carter; lone bands, Charlie Rollings, Personal Items Church Notes Mr.. and Mrs, Laverne B,odd Last Wednesday evening the and fancily were Sunday after- ladies of the. W.A. of the Clande- noon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. We United Church held a suc- Barry Danard, St. Marys. cessful hamsupper in the Sun- 11ir. and Mrs. Norris Webb day School room when over $100 d family spent Saturday eve- was realized. Zion By MRS. .1. DYKEMAN Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westcott and family, Exe- ter. • Mrs. Ross Hern of Detroit was hone for a few days and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern spent the Michael and Stephen, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dykeman,; Merton, Mr, and Mrs. Paull Dykeman and Derek, Crediton,! were- Sunday visitors with Mr." and Mrs. Jud Dykeman and family. The W.A. are sponsoring a community night Friday eve- ning in the Sunday School rooms. Mr, Harvey Herbert, Bramp- ton, visited Sunday with Mr. ming with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin On Sunday at the Clandeboye and Mrs. Lorne Johns. Webb at Granit Bend. n Uited Church the Rev, Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern and Dar, and Mrs. Barry Squire Boulston will have a reception boys. were Friday evening visit - visited Avail Air. and Mrs. ,Trig service for new members. ors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mawhinney on Sunday after. The Rev. J, P. Pres! Nyewill Jaeues, noon at Crediton. a Good Friday service at M. Miss Bute Meikle, Exeter, 1Vli. and Airs, murrey May, James Church on Friday eve visited Monday evening with Byron, visited with Mr. and. ping at 8 Pen. Mr, and Mrs. Jud Dykenian and Mrs. Lawrence Copeland on Sat- Persona( Items family. ttrday, called on Mr. and Mrs, Lather A number of tie villagers statute are planning a proves. tailed and bars. Hector Ta have been ill with the flu. sive euchre party at Neil's l' Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Smith, School on Priday evening, March I lor, of Exeter, on Sunday, Diane and Doug were Sunday at- 28; Mr. and Mrs Clifton Jac'ues ter'noon visitors with Mr. and Sgt, and Mrs. Max Blaye, Mrs, Enos Hutton, Unionville, Cheryl and Susan, of North Bay Mrs, Wanless of Stroud was RCAF Station spent a few days in the village for a short while with Mrs. Bleye's parents, Drr, on Monday afternoon aitd called and Mrs, Tf;' Aimless and Suzy. The Clandeboye Wornen's In- Mr. and Mrs, Warren 'Brock and children were Sunday atter- noon visitors with Me, and Mrs. CecII Dobson, Kirkton, Silver Wedding Anniversary on friends, Mr, Wm. Northgrave held a Mr, and Ivies. Dixon, Mph - on hoe, entertained Sunday for Mrs, Robert Hardie of Gran successful sale on Tuesday with mil. Dixon's parents, Mr, and ton and Mrs, Roy Kirk were Henry Brock, auctioneer and urs, Ward Hern, on their 25th wedding anniversary, Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Skinner and Noel, of Exeter, Miss Phyllis 1 -tern acid Miss Certa Hunter, of. London Mrs, Christina Heat, Exeter, and Edward I#ern. Wednesday visitors with Mr. ! clerk, John 13. Kennedy. and Mrs. Bryce Skinner, iltunre.l Mrs, Tilmily Tomes spent the Mr, and Ibbs, Clarence Knight weekend at, her Moine here and visited with Arty. and Mrs. Lloyd' expects to be able to leave the Nniglct at Winchelsea part of hosnitat soon, last week, Air. and Mrs, Lynn Sawyer itt Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd ,Tacques:pett•olia spent' Sunday with her spent Saturday evening with Mr, i niothe, Mrs, E. Tonics and fans- enri !tars, Harold Brown in" Lon- t1v, don, ' Mr. and Mrs, J. It Paton and The Young People of 'Vett Mr. and Mr's. John Tipping had Clare and Mr. acid Mrs. Wilfred West held their meeting Sunday es their company on Saturday Logan and Myrna of Thorndaln evening. TTarr t Jaques and Earl evening: Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred stied Saturday evening with Miller had charge of the tiro• Paton, Mr.. 1 and Mrs, Tteg Mor- Mrs, Harvey„ 1$iehl, `Veneta and grana. "Business was discussed risoh, Mt, Ross' Dobson, irktoirl ;lob in Stratford, followed: by a social hour, 14ir. and ATrs. he Tarek, rhiirn- al/r,jin.mmlAilAr11i1111nlr11flrlfrnfr11fierl11r1l11rmar,w,mrfr1n111,mn1111nn111nnmummwm11111I1m1,, dale; Mr. and Mrs, Roy McCur l a �. dy, St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. iteg Stagg, l., eters Mr. and MrsALF ANDR JS Exeter; r,'I ,loo 13lamr'iaert• Wao.Iharn, 4, Mr. and M1'rsTTtav Kttieht find fancily visited with Mrs. ltnight'S Oil Berrien mother, Mrs. Johnston, hi Lon r Y don, Sunday,- I•Ielstlitg'r Plumbing, Shoot MOM Wok i= Mr, and Mrs. Ateltie Cltrsiti<ti =40 ANbREW +`t„ EXETER PHONE 710 of London Lorre Sunday visltors s with Mr's. IT, Chattm x t ?fir, Hilarfitimififf nfiflYtlYtYtlm1ii"iTi' oyinu fitflomil1Y11iT`Y1ilmoiio'iYfYfi` ulyi11111111YY11'tri1iY1YP"Ii 7ituri1io M. Fete Couple At Brinstey A pleasant .evening Was spent at the borne of Mr. And Mr•a. Joe Morgan on !Friday in honor oL Mr. Vynr. Nerthgrave and .his sister, boss Aggie Northgrave,. who are leaving the eonnwnity,. They have been life-long,.resi- dents and will be greatly missed, Mr. Northgrave has sold his farm to Mr. Ab Gilmour and will soon be moving to Clande- boye The evening was spent play- ing progressiva euchre. They were presented with an electric lamp. Both made suitable re- plies. Also present for the eve- ning were their sister, IViiss Mary Northgrave, of Luca), and their brother, Jack, of Court - right, Personal Items Recent visitors with Mr. and Airs, Earl Dixon were 1V Ir, and Mrs, ;Harvey Hughes of St. Marys and Mr, and Mrs. Winn Cook of Granton. Wednesday evening guests with Dir. and Airs. George Prest were Mr, and Mrs. Marwood Prest and children and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Shepherd and Max. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Fenton spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting of Luean. Mrs. Roy Hamilton of Luean spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. Marwood Prest i and children were recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. Jim, Cunning- ham of Clandeboye. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dorman of Ailsa. Craig spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. James Trevethick. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Lee were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lee of London, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lee of Lu - can, and Mr, and Mrs. Dick Parker of i-Iarriston. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess of Zurich spent Thursday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Treveth- ick, Mr, and Mrs. George Prest and Bill, Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil Ellwood spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd of London, Mrs, Harry Hess of Zurich spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Trevethick recently. Wes Lewis has returned home after a week's stay in the hos- pital, Mrs. Bertha Hodgins is visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs. Aaron Scott. Message From Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE W.M.S, And W.A. Meeting The W.M.S. and W.A. of the Whalen church held •their March? meeting last Thursday. Mrs. Gordon Johnson was in i charge of the W.M.S. Mrs, Cecil' Squire read the scripture and I Mrs. Win. French gave the top-' ic. Mrs. lVielville Gunning and i Mrs. Laverne Morley were ap-1 pointed to look after the bale of woollen articles. Mrs. Wni. 1 Morley Sr. gave a reading. W.A. • Mrs. Art Abbott was leader: for the W.A. Mrs. Hamilton Hod-, gins read the scripture lesson with the thence "God Talking." Comments were given by Mrs.' Abbott. Mrs. Hodgins gave a I reading and Mrs, Milne Pullen favoured with a piano solo. A discussion on the fiftieth anniversary of the church scry-i ice in June was held over till next meeting. Plans were made for a social evening with Mrs. George Wilson showing pictures. i Two aprons were turned in with cash donations amounting to' $11.50. Euchre Mrs.'Marjorie Morley and Paull Shrier were in charge of the Euchre Friday evening. 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