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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-08, Page 12iPage 12. The Times•Advpcate, May IS, 1950 . See 'The Album To Study Ministry OF p.ERsoimago STATIONERY At. The .Times,Advocate • • ... l' Obtain The' .. ... Highest Prices 4 ... it For. Your Poultry I . i Sell To The. • I Riversicle Poultry Company, Limited LONDON 1 London 7.1230 Phone Collect Hensall 680-r-2 ttlIttlItilltIlltbIlIllt11111111111tIMIIIIItt111111111111111111,1111t1111111111Mifillitittil tt t tt 111111 iiiiiii 111111 iiiii littl iiiii till 011111 llllllllllll 1111111111101111011111ltittlt111111111 lllllllll 111$111111,1141111 ttlt1 lllllll itIttiltIt11111 llllll t1101.1111111,1 Jim Carter, son it Mrs. Em- . alie Carter. Exeter. was receival as a candidate for the miniStrY at the meeting of Huron Presby- tery in Alain Street United ehurch last Wednesday. Jim was recommendea to pros- • hytery by the session of Alain St. church and introduced by his pastor, Rev. Alex Rapson. • Rev, C. H. Daniel presided for • his reception by presbytery and for the sessions of the meeting. In an election of officers Rev. Daniel was named :chairman for • the coming year, Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan, Gorrie, secretarY! and Joseph Snyder, Goderich, treasurer. Nominations for commissions! to the General Council in Sep- ; • tember were: the Rcv. M. T110111.• as, of Walton, and Air. Snyder. Additional nominations were: • the Rev. A. E. Holley, of Grand Bend; the Rev. F. J. White, of Londesboro; the Rev. Alex Rap- son, of Exeter; the Rev. Albert ;Dunn, of Bayfield; George Watt • • Londesbnro, and H. Pentland. • .„.„,„,,..rm ' Port Albert. • Our Malting Hay Donates Barley Contracts Can Make You Money! To Cancer - Hay township council approved a donation of $300 to the Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society at its meeting Monday afternoon. The grant is given in lieu of a canvass of the township. Council authorized Clerk H. W. • Brokenshire to secure advice on. • closing the sideroad on which ; the McDonald bridge is located. Council ordered calcium chin - T ride placed on the roads as soon ! as possible. A $256, claim from Bert Thomp- son, for the death of a cattle beast following warble fly spray- ing, was referred to the insur- if mice company. b Reeve N. L. Becker presided, • C Se. our special contract be- fore you sign. Fertilizer sup- plied with contract. Act now! Seed Grain For Sale _NO. 1 MONTCALM • BRANT • HERTA - PARKLAND NO. 1 REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL OATS Many Varietiee • Scott's Elevator PHONE: OFFICE 63; RES. '110 LUCAN lllllll lllll THE PROFIT PAIR • 7;aysgir:igimazine• 1 stay on the job from spring to fall grasses and weeds \ eioP them all •" •••••• I /,' 1," (Th ( IMO .. , O ti • ..:•• '-' es - .......,i says toiortel Corn: .' -, • . , oi Su -names my friend 1 ' I arid the farmer's too :: 1‘ between us well bring 4 • more profits ito you /. .,,,,... 1'6 ▪ — • • Simazine*50W, a pre -emergence • herbicide, is available from your local Chipman dealer. CHIPMAN CHEMICALS LIMITED 519 Part:gale Ave. Ne Hamilton, Ontario *Aegisfered trade mark of )114 Geio, Chemical Corporahon, ion Lucky At Kin Fete Lions- President Larry Snider, and Mrs. Snider foetid them- selees lucky 'Thursday night when they were guests et Exeter, KilISIIIEWS ladles," eight at Arm- strong's. Mrs. .Snider won Hie first -of the five prizes given -awe)! dur- ingticket was drawn for the .eecond, • the.evening. M. Snider's' 1:;ceit he declined to, meet it. Other winners were Mrs, Cliff Erman,. Mrs. Lou Bailey, Ray Wuerth and Cal Wein, President Iry Armstrong von - ducted the. meeting, for wbieh Gib Dow was sergeant -et -arms. Peesidenteelect Gord 13431111a111 .proposed a toast to the ladies .and presented Mrs. Armstrong with a gift. Lou Bailey was in charge of the program, which included dancing to_ the orchestra .of Vie • Denote m e, Zurich. Guests of the club ineluded Legion President Graham Meson. and Mrs. Masone Hensel', Kins- men President Jack Drysdale and Mrs. Drysdale. Mrs, C, McAvoy Dies In California PRIZE-WINNING DUET—Carole AlcCurdv Stephen, and The death of Mrs. Charles ,.2 . Ieathryn Hicks, Usborne, teamed up in a senior Pitts • .. . McAvoy, the former Jean Hager- eee.--' man of Exeter, in Walnut Creek, duet which tied for top marks of the festival. The girls California on Sunday, March 2, display music crests. awarded major winners.—T-A Photo She was the noice of the late • Miss Maude Horton awl Mrs. v . Homey in Exeter and attended Stephen Students public Lee high school bere. le She is survived byhus- band, one son, Charles jr., and At Crediton Festival one .daughter, Nancy, Stephen township schools, un-. church will be held jointly with der the supervision of Mr, Lawr-' the Sunday Se.hool. Sacrament ence Wein held a festival of of baptism will be administered. music in the Evangelical church, i Beautiful baskets of flowers Crediton, last Wednesday • eve-? placed in the 'United Church Sun- ning. l day morning \vere in memory of A large and interested crowd ' the late Mr, Thomas Kenney. illed the church of Mr, Wein's - C.C.C. is at the rear of Snell Bros. oyhood days and listened to a variety of solos, duets, trios, Crediton Careful. Canadians 4-1i. Ltd. parking lot on 'Andrew horuses, band instrument num- Club girls met on Wednesday Street, • )ers, readings and mass choir evening in the hall when Con- stable Hardy spoke to them May we take this opportun- about hnportant safety rules and ity driving facts. of offering our sincere Mrs. Lorne Hodge later spoke thanks to the Exeter ' Fire Ctolothtlineg"girlasndab. °"'lerttutr'ilitioenaithlourl ,Dwielpoartreent and all those helped or offered to do Good Health," while Mrs, E. Lamport spoke of "Care of the• So following our fire. Body" and "Food for all the 1 quiz. charts and took part in a traffic ' 'mil). i i This Week In The girls later discussed food Hilton Laing incheisea! Personal Items !PHONE 72 or 91 EXETER 1 Mrs. Lorry Cann and daughter, Patricia. of Alliston spent the Personal Items ,! cnts, Mr, and Airs. Wilfrid Mack, • os•••••••.w..4.........,....,....Pw.................,...w.,,,,,,,,... , weekend with Mrs. cam's par- 1 Mrs. Spence of Toronto spent ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wicks, Lori . and Michael were weekend visi... , several days with friends, Mr. The Government 'Deficiency PRY - and Mrs. George Stevenson. ment applies only on properly tors with Mr, and' Mrs. Fred, • Walters. ; ' Mr. and Mrs, W. McEwen of gradf'd W°°1. • iDenfield spent Sunday with Mr, i secure 'bp utmost by patronizing'', Mrs. Minor Dobbs of Lang- , ; and Airs, Freeman ,Morloek. your own organization. ton was a recent visitor al tile . Mrs. Moriock has been confined home of Mr, and Mrs. Ivan to her home through illness. , SHIP COLLECT TO Brock. Mr. a n d Mrs. Emerson Our Orgistured WA rebowir A u, 1 Temporary Location 111/1111111111111111141111111111111111111111M111111111111111111 selections. Mr. Vein is to be FOR SAFETY ON WHEELS See South End Service for their SPECIAL TIRE DEALS! Stop -In For Your Safety Check • South End SERVICE Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER ',111111,1111111111111111111111111 lllll 111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 14 • sett Ns' • • ,^ • ••• -"/„G jP... • FRESH CANDY S1.00 to $3,50 CHANEL PERFUME Cologne pm to $12.50 LADY BUXTON BILLFOLDS $3.95 and Up CAMERAS AND FILMS MOTHER'S DAY CARDS UNTLEY DRUG STORE 'dike EXETER Phone SO 1958 Studebaker SCOTSMAN Longest mileage—lowest MAintetiartc6 of any full,size car on the road - Graham Arthur Motors • congratulated on the accom- plishment of his work in the schools. ; Church Notes Mother's Day services will be • held in the local churches on Sunday. Service in the United By MRS, F. HORNE Mr. and Mrs. William Church Schroeder of Detroit spent the I 'Weston, On thrlo of near Scaforth visited last Sun.." weekend with Mr. and Mrs. -Wel- 0111/1 M/1.0,101 11*.ifle clGadfrifiali. with Mr, and Mrs, Colin 'lington Heist, and visited 'with without elknygo trout • their friend, Mrs. Mary Wein, patient in South Huron Hos-.Pital• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford ac- ' aExeter District companied by Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. Oestrich- Newman Baker of Wellburn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- erCo-Operativewere weekend • visitors with ence Ford and Airs. Harry Ford relatives in Windsor. at Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. William Walters is build- ing a fine new addition to his barn which will allow him Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Wuerth left Box 71, Exeter on Tuesday for LeFroy where they will spend the summer with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Baxter. greater accomodation for hogs Mrs. Lloyd He'y is visiting this WOOL GROWERS LIMITED and poultry.• week with.Rev, and Mrs, Reuber ' 1" "el, in Stratford. Comments About Mr, F. W., Clark, who was ill at his home last week, is im- proved. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Morlock, Guelph, spent Sunday here, Mr. By MRS. KEN McKFLLAR Albert Morlock, who had spent some weeks in Guelph, returned Mr. and Airs. C. J. Weitzman, to his home here. wNeiaegka.ra Falls, N.Y., visited with friends in the community last Message From Kirkton or by writing 10 CANADIAN CO.OPERATIVE Cromarty Mr, and Mrs. Jack. Cockwell and daughter, Neva, Dashwood, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. K. McKellar were Mrs. Personal Items Ruby Routley and Mrs. Alan Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Wit. Somers, St. Marys and Mr. and Hams and Gail of Woodstock Mrs, W. N. Binning, Richard visited Sunday with Mr. and and Robert, Mitchell. Mr. Garry Quinn, -BAci-kyron, and jars-WHEilaiarrslieSS is at present Mi'. Kenneth Walker, London. staying with her daughter, Mr. spent the weekend with Mr. and and Mrs, Charlie' Bailey and Mrs, Otto Walker. Mr. T. L. Scott had a bone in f a Mrs. D. Hazelwood spent this his foot broken while operating week with her daughter, Mrs. the tractor. if. Balfour, of London, Mr. William Chappell is eon- Mr. and Mrs. Norris Atthill 'tined to his bed, suffering from and family, Mrs. Ed, Atthill vis - jaundice. ited Sunday with Mr. and Alra. Mrs. W. Sillery, Exeter, Mrs. Eddie Johnston of Fergus. A. Morgan, Hensall, and Mrs, Mr. Bill Morrison of London Dick Prebble, llderion, called on has been visiting with his broth. several relatives and friends er, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mot. here on Monday, The Mal, 11 C rison. WM$ MFive members of the Kirkton ... eeting Library Board journeyed In Goderith Friday evening for the Woman's Missionary Saciety was annual meeting of the Huron held at 111° home of Mrs' Pl'ank Allen, with Mrs. M. McKellar County Library Co-operative and presiding and leiading n banquet which was much cm. ''joyed. Dr, J, an, librarian worship period. Eleven inambera 'or Lawson Memorial Library, answered the roll. call. Mrs, T. University of Western Ontario, Laing conducted the business was guest speaker, tie spoke on epteerciolvd„ciAfteArirsthe soafif.cati;ing scuo'at4t wastriinpttro6stGinhgana, Afrh ica whic offered the dedicatory prayer, 4‘fr. and MrsMaurice simp, Mrs, M. Lamond had charge seri, mi'„ and Mrs, ciarnnea of the study book chapter which carter and Stephen, Mr, and dealt with the Christian Koreans Aim John. Strymoh and Josc. in Japan. Her aSaiStat4 were mere of Clarldtb(Ve Ott Mrs, T. Lai" ad Mrs. W. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. rred Harper. The Glad Tidings prayer roger, . was read by Mrs. Grace Snit. The topic was given by Mrs, • 1Vill Miller. by certificate, Mr, and Mrs. !CooperForrest. Next StIndaY.. Ibe Y.P.S. Mr. Alex Meekly, president nr t`(.:1)1srel8r1Vjeat)11 laj'anirliiiivfhos."1;11C6pea‘iv.eild the had charge of the program wiil he followed. The meeting on Sunday CVC11ing. Miss singing will tie leci by the junior Margaret Coltman read the, choir, scripture ICSS0b, and the fie* perseeet items dahl, mr. and Alt's. T. Gillespie end dattghterS Margaret thd Anne, The sacrament of the tOrd'S Sunday With the. tiairig Supper was administered 10 1101:1 aml 1‘46. faro toototgation Sunday SOU, and Ncw intinhets received welt! Mis g Alice Caldwell, truco. PHONE 31 Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Taylor tiold, visittd NA week with and kluAli gad 15avief sou, and, Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Laleg, was giver! by Miss Alice Sors-1 Sunday tervice I and Mr. Grantv Ketneka, visited TUronto, Canroln • * Full Line .Of Balanced Feeds kocorovouvo's l4t4a'zileo 41.1.1t For :poultry, hogs and, cattle CALF STARTER GROWER PIG STARTER BOOSTER $4.1$ CHICK STARTER ilYieclicetedi E41,29 * * * PFISTER & DEKALB SEED CORN — WEED SPRAYS. SEED & TABLE POTATOES EXETER DISTRICT Phone 287 Collect CEMENT Terrific Capacity. for all FORAGE CROPS McCORMICK No. 36 HELD HARVESTER If you're a green -chop feeder or fill a silo you'll be in clover with this new champ chopper -upper! Example: 1 man in an hour whacks 45 tons of corn silage into the wagon—other crops in propor- tion. That's production that makes mincemeat of costs, too! Impossible to describe this all-new forage hog here —you've got to see it working. Let's show you — on your farm or at our place. Date us today! , ]w --x- F. W. Huxtable PHONE 153-W; RES. 153-J EXETER • Phone 32 elieemeeeeeeleeeweeeeeeteteee. ••• CLOVER & GRASS SEEDS We have a complete stock of ALFALFA, RED CLOVER, ALSIKE, YELLOW AND WHITE BLOSSOM •SWEET CLOVER, WHITE DUTCH AND LADINA CLOVER5, BROME GRASS, ETC. CONTRACTING For Registered Rodney and Garry Seed Oats -. Also Malting Barley SEED GRAINS All varieties available in Registered No. 1 Certified No. 1 and •Commercial No. 1 Treated and Packed in Jute! OAT VARIETIES—Garry, Rodney, Simcoe and Beaver; Registered and Commercial Brant and Mentcalm Barley High quality seeds will be in short supply this speing. To be sure of your requirements ORDER NOW! FERTILIZER We'll Deliver To Your Farm AMMONIUM NITRATE IN STOCK 1. Wa era te... ac.'ing- for malting barley, 2. Registered seed oats. Have Your Seeds Cleaned and Treated At Our Modern Cleaning Plant Your seed can be delivered arid cleaned without being bagged. Phone us and arrange a date to clean and treat your requirements, W. G. Thompson & Sons 4 .0 try p , AL e'• -•••••••••••,...• f,•••••••••••••••40,••••.,,••••••• • LIMITED HENSALL 1