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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-15, Page 18Pa y. 10 • ' i me$,A0vood. lei. May IS, 1950 •ttot000tolootoniorittHH1t4Pt1111=ttounto twinutwiltutmwo.otoolotoo(pHnmootmiltstuowAt=ltooistoH1lHHttnu ;flay safe with your brakes . , Your motoring safety starts with your brakes, Be sure they are dependable. Drive in today and: let our experienced mechanics expertly RELINE YOUR BRAKES if necessary. Rates are very reasonable. SPECIALS '55 VOLKSWAGEN VAN --A good one. '52 FORD PICKUP—Sharp; Hunter-Duvar 6.... 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Yes, Every Article in our store speaks from art and craftsmanship. ✓ Exclusive .Silverware from Holland Royal Crown Dresdner Porcelain from Germany, * Beautiful Swiss watches • Original Litnoge Porcelain from Prance • Rich, Hand Cut Crystal from Germany * Exclusive Copper Lamps * Antiques in clocks, copper, brass • Beautiful land Painted bc;lft•litup arid Polychrome Earthenware from Holland. Volt can hardly find the sable articles elsewhere ai these low prices, They ve all imported by ourselves from the old. country. If you are looking for some- thing really different for home lir gift, you'll .find it, at the EuropCan Art Gallery Message from (Clancieboye,. ,Ey` MRS. .k, tf. PATON United Chtirt:h :The Rev. .Edgar Roulston of the United Church ,held a Vainily Day service on Sunday with Miss .1 a n e t Aleeinteeb and. Wayne Williams assisting. The sacrament of holy Bap- tism was celebrated for Dann William, son .of Air. and Mrs. Leon (Sandy) Aien.aughton. and Paul Thomas. son of Mr. and At Arthur Hodgins, also Rtcki Scott, son oL Air. and Mrs. Jack Hemel) of .Ailsa Graig. Flowers in the church were in loving memory of the late Mrs. Figs' McNaughton, given by the family. St. Demes On Sunday a Family Day serv- ice of Holy Communion was held at St. James h c urch. The sacrament .of holy Bap- tism was celebrated by the rec• tor the Rev. J. P. Prot for Brenda Lee, daughter of Mr. and Air's. Arnold Lewis, of Lu - can. with the parents acting as sponsors; also Rosemary Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson with two aunts as god- mothers, Airs. Peter Banks of Sarnia and Mrs. Clarence Carter and god -father, Mr. Clarence Carter. At St. James church during June and July morning services will be at 9:45 a.m., D.S.T At the United church during the summer. starting in ,lune, services will be at 9:45 a.m. ' D S.T Next Sunday anniversary services will be at 11 a.m. and 7:3$ p.m. D.S.T. with the .Rev. .Bruce Guy oL Merton as guest speaker. Presentation On Wednesday evening Air. Stanley 'tomes was presented with a fountain pen frons the Bible Class of St. Matthews Ang- lican ehureh, London. Canon Trumper, rector, also received a gift. He is retiring after. 25 years' service. He was a former rector of Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter. Mr. Tomes has been an assistant. at St. Matthews since last fall, On Sunday afternoon he gave an illustrated talk and showed slides taken at Fort Severn where he spent two summers at the government Indian Mission and School, ieueleUIIIIIJ1111111111111kir 1ielle1t11t.11111tH=1111=Hlimintllt11tille 111111,1 Lookins, in With Liz. G`Qr. Ie Tapp. gene By ELIZABETH TQUCHETTE Steam twoullttl ifittllu11111.1=1111=II/Iu1H11111x ltut11111IA utml111t1t1Irtilll l,llll Gordle Tapp, busy with bis .many shows, tells me that he is also spendieg time trying to :sit his home in Aldershot. "I've built a new split level house hi :Burlington," he said. Letter :From Brinsley y MRS. +wr Cl1..• :EL WOQP. .P.er;:ona.:l. Items Airs. Lie Craven of Parkhill spent Sunday with her son, Wes Watson and airs. 1'V atsoe, Air. and Airs, Laverne Morganweavedof Detroit spent the weaved disiilusionment at lite events with Mr. and kits. Joe Morgan. that led to his retirement, "But Mr. ;and Airs. .Andy Craven .of 1 know, too, that , was W and Toronto spent last Sunday with that things 'were out of proper- Miss Mary B. Antos. tion," Air. and Airs. Andy Keogh, Tills week. I received a charm- John Keogh and Miss Mary Me• Gard was saying that he has Ing letter franc inert Pearl in iklehardy of Lucan spent hen - the inside track as emcee for a new daytime TV show which. likely will start this fall. 1'll be doing the pilot filin far the series." he said. "So If the show is contracted the job is mine. But then nothing is definite, it never is in this business." Persona( Items Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Sawyer and David, of Petrolia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Emily Tomes and family, Work has been started on the Bice bridge on concession 2 of AlcGillivray. Cement has been poured for the north abutment base. The bridge will span the Little Ausable and is to be com- pleted by September 1 by the Seaforth Conerete General Con- tracting Co. Four members of Biddulph Lodge No. 493 attended the 99th session of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario West in Sarnia with the Grand Master the Rev. David P. Rowland presiding. Tliey were W.M. Leonard Smith, D.M. Clayton Abbott, P,C.Af.: J. H. Paton and P.M. Lorne Hodgins. The session in 1959 will be held in Hamilton. Mr. Stanley Tomes spent 'a few days last week visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberts in Hamilton. Following the church service! at St. James church ora Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simpson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred i Rodger of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs.! Peter Banks of Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs. John Simpson and Rose -1 wary Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter and Stephen. Mr. and Airs. Roy McRann entertained their families, Mr.I and Mrs, Grant Latimer of Sar - Ma and Mr. and Mrs, George Noyes and sons of Delaware, on Sunday, Following the Sunday service at the United Church. Mrs. Wil- liam Hornell and daughter Mary Dee of Detroit were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Modeles; also Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ains- i lie and Miss Mary and David i Ainslie of St, Marys and Mrs. William Morley, Sr., of Whalen. Mr, Maurice Simpson, as a lay delegate from St. James dhurch, attended the Monday and Tuesday sessions of the 99th Huron Diocesan Synod held in S(. James Westminster Anglican ehurch with the Rt. Rev. George N. Luxton, Bishop of Huron, presiding. Dir. Stanley Tomes received word he passed his second year examinations hi Theology at Huron College and not Stanley Bezzo as stated last week. The Story In Saintsbury By MRS. H. DAVIS Air, :l'orn Kooy attended the Synod of Huron, which took place in London Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, as lay delegate for St. Pattiek's church. The ladies of the W.A. and Guild met in the parish hall an Wednesday evening and Thurs- day afternoon to quilt. Mrs. Jaynes Turner, past president, was in charge of the devotional period on Thursday, Air. and Mrs, M. Dalston visit- ed with Mrs, Fred Davis on Wednesday evening. Mt, and Mrs. Albert Dickins, Lambeth, were Sunday guests with Alt. and Mrs. Maurice Me. Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Abbott visit - rd with Mr. and Mrs, lorry Carroll on Sunday, Mr. find Mrs. 'Heber Davis were Sunday evening, guests With Mr. and Mrs..«Jim- Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young. fatean, and Alt. and Mrs. I4uglr Davis and termly spent Sunday evening with Mrs. D`. Da is. Mr. and Mrs. harry Carroll spent Sunday evening with Mr. arid Mrs Henry I•lodgies, Luoah. Anniversary service will be held Irl St, Patttck's church at 11 ea», May 25. Alt. Arid Mrs ttuymond Green. lee are hetidaVittg to the U.q,A, Mr. and Mrs, CharlesAtkin, Boit visited with Mr. „and Nits. Herman Atkinson unday. The program, an audience par- ticipation type effort, will be based on the suecessful American Garry Moore show, 1 asked Corsa if be felt 'roroilto audiences would "participate" "It's a natural," be said, "just look at the Happy Gang — they draw a crowd every day, even after all these years.,, .Bert Pearl who for so many years was emcee of the Happy Gang was intervjewed, on film, In a recent CBC "Close Up" show. "I am not an. alcoholic and 1 do not suffer from. tuber• eulosis," ;Vert told his inter- viewer. Nervous exhaustion, amounting to a virtual break- down caused his retirement three years ago, "That's when I began MY journey into oblivion" he said ruefully. As reported here sometime ago Bert was acting as rehearsal pianist on the Gisele Alackenzi.e show. Now that show is off the air and he is at liberty. He ad- mitted a certain bitterness and This Wlek In • Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ford visited on Saturday evening with Mr, and. Airs, Jack Bailey of Stratford. Mrs, Fred 'Walters, Sandra and .Tudy, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wicks of Stratford and attended the christening of baby Michael Wicks: Miss Donna. Gilfillan and Mr, and Mrs. 13111 Gilfillan and fam- ily of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gil- fillan, Mrs. Nelson Clarke has re turned to her home in Farquhar , after spending the past few months at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Walters, i. and Air. 'Walters. Topics From Dashwood wvhich he saS's that feelers have clay with iriends in $itttcoe. been sent to him since that inter- AIr. and airs, Earl Nail and view asking it he would be in' family of Crediton, Mr. and Mr& terested in resuming his Cana- Sutherland of Mt. Brydaes at - than cr. el for hope tilat Aio's y he is intareeerested, he ane would be an Btendedrinsl.ey 1)nitetherd ,.Dahtli'1'h andservices alsoat asset to out Canadian lV pro- visited with Airs. Neil se, n tdwih 111 bis letter lir also said that AIlaar. tuanday Airs.evening Cecilguests. Ellwoodt ' many people had written ilial tvere A1r, and Airs, Liudort young, after his TV interview. I was Linda, and Nancy Watson of told in Toronto that over 500 Lucan'also Mr. and airs. Geo. ,gra n) g. letters were forwarded to him prest and Bill, i• "• in Calfon Hill, the response has been overwhelming and I feel that I could tackle almost Hey task alter such a display of faith and goodwill" he says in his letter. 11 anyone would care to `drop Bert a note, 1 am sure CBC Box 500 Toronto would pass on any mail. Wally Koster Was planning a big day when. I spoke to hint last, Fifty members of a Boy Scout troop were going to :help hila plant 7000 trees on his pro - ports:, "They do that sort of thing for merit badges," said Wally. "I want to reforestrate !an acre of property and up till now 1 was doing the planting '.myself. This will be a'tremen- ' dous help," I sat in the lounge with' the Hames Sisters while Nordia skil- fully trimmed Aiarjorie's hair and we talked about their record. " We really hope it goes well," said Malj, "but it's. so hard to get a record going unless tete. dies jockeys really play it a. lot, We have had a bit of fan mail from Detroit about it and if it became slightly popular here we'd have it released in the ;States," The record, out on the $Regency Label, is backed by Art Snider and a group of musicians. + "Iley Boy," the big side was written by Dave Newberry who plays guitar on the record and who incidentally is Jean's boy ;friend. t♦ By MRS. ERVIN RADER Dashwood Safety Guards The meeting of the Dashwood Safety Guards was held. Wed- nesday at 4.30 p.m.' with 13 members, the leaders, and Miss Shirley Patterson, Huron home economist, present. The home assignment was to plan and pre- pare a meal and write the club story, Miss Patterson discussed Achievement Day. The girls will be expectedto judge 'four menus giving reasons and there will be a traffic quiz identifying hazards, The girls demonstrated arti- ficial respiration and ways of dealing with an open wound. Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Merrier and .family, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Airs. Ervin Latta and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wieherg. of Waterloo, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wei - berg. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kretzman of Detroit, spent the weekend with Airs. Cora Geiser. Mr. and Airs. Melton Walper and gi.ris, of Ingersoll, spent the weekend with Air. and Mrs. Philip Fassold. Alt. and Mrs, Elmer Rader and boys were Sunday guests with Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family. Air. and AIrs. Louis 'fader.', Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader, Lynda and Roy, had Sunday din- ner with Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Merrier, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Smith, Charles and. Cheryl Ann, of De- troit, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rader and family r Sunday evening. Mr, and Mars. Earl Zimmer and family, of Zurich, were visitors with Airs. Alex Zimmer. Sunday, Mr, and Airs. Glen Walpce and family, of London, spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mars. Wendell Gamble and family, of London, were Sunday visitors with Dl.r, and Mrs. L, 1k1. Rader. Voldeniar Gulens, of To- ronto University, and Mr, Neil Wildfong, of Western University, are vacationing at their homes here, Mr. and Airs. Stanley Bryant, of London, spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Clayton 1'fi1e. Airs. Carl 0eatreieher is it pa- tient in Si. Joseph's 'Hospital, London, having undergone Burg - cry. Mrs. William Nadiger, of Rowell, Mich., is visiting with relatives and friends in Dash- wood. W.S.W.S, bf the E.u,13. Church Thit Ladles' Aid 30x1 W S,W,S. meetingof t 11 a Evangelical United Iletthree Church was held Friday evening. Tt tvas mothers' meeting with the daughters invited. Trhe' h.etne was "Christian Sit. riot Relations!' with Airs Go'. don Bender irr charge, A pageant of Methene bT the Bible was Pre. dented. The—daughters sang h' Mo(hersT ibAY chem. x`oiiowlrig lunch hers. J. Al. 'rumen, vteeiil`esidentr presided for the business. N'. 4•• •' .k.. M > Ma .r« .9. R'• .M.-Ja... ,,..,4M .x .:.....,?u.' HOUDAY WEEKIEND MD The Ladies' Aid of Brinsleyr united church are bolding a ba- zaar on Friday, May 15, after• noon, in the basement of the church. Mr. Wes Dixon who has been visiting his daugbter, Mrs. Dean White, has left to stay with an• other daughter, Airs, Ted Hot - son of Ailsa Craig, Anniversary services Will he held its the Anglican church on Sunday, May 18 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr, Morden of Huron Col- lege as. guest speaker. Air. Lin Amos spent a few days with his son, Joe .Amos and Airs. 'mos. Mr. and Airs. Carl Trevetllieic and sons of London, Air. and Airs. Jim Trevethick, Ail'. and Mrs. Don Watson, and Mr. and Airs. 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