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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-08-28, Page 10'1) EXETERaNitlI5.-?W344 keit:CORNER" 4F0*.KIRkTON'ARI,-5 rkpotp orpli., p ;Jo Page 10 The Timea-Advegate, A‘lubt 20, 19,55 tk1.11110 111411110A I it t9ifeil I IIMMIIIII1 t11.11011111114111tIMIWIMIMMIttl111.111111110111111111111111111% r;.• Oblqin The-. rHiohest Prices z II*. and Airs. Warren Brock visited in Toronto over the week- Menne From Zion Ety MRS. JUD DYKEMAN .4 Personal Items a end, and attended the Toronto. Exhibition. For Your Poultry! = Air and Aim Norman Brock and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ikidton Brock and Mr. •Geor -Sell To The 1; Earl visited at Springhank London. on Sunday. Miss 'June Lynn. Clandeboye. viwed last week with Air. and 'Mrs. Tom Brock and Karen. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman°were 1 • Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Aleikle, Ruth and Alex. Of Farquhar. Miss curia Harburn, Staffa. Mr. E Allen Smith of Zurieh, Mr. Ger- ald Dearing. Eeter, MI:. and $$ Mr s„ Paul Dyiternan and Derek, Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dykeman. London. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern and Mr. and Mrs Harry Hern. and It an were Sunday visiters with Air, and Mrs. Bob Hern, Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Brock and Karen visited Sunday at Story Book Gardens. London. Mr. and Mrs. Miller MeDowell. Susan and .Gary, Galt, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman and family. RI VERS1 D E POULTRY Company Limited LONDON I London Hu -7-1230 Phone Collect Henaall 680-r-2 0 iiiii llll lllllll 11111111111111MM11.1111M1111111114111111111111111W11111111111111M111111111, llllll . When you buy INSURANCE Make SUM #, t 113 I S Dor" John BurkG Lotter From Brinsley. By MRS. CECIL EIA.W000 Personal Item Miss: Mary Simpson of Exeter is spending a few holidays with her uncle, and aunt, Air. and Mrs. Earl Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. George Prest and Billie. and Mr. Maurice Morgan and Mrs. Atkinson of Eileen spent Sunday with friends in Hamilton. Mr. and Airs. Fred Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenton and: Please Turn To Page 13 e., iM11.111111111.1111111111MMIMAIMMUUMUMW111811111U4110111KOMMUIMIIMIMIHOW11110).11miit, 1,1,1; 0., t 1 printed to your 'individual business requirements 1 I are a valuable asset. For quality that will add pres- t tige to your accounting system, at a very moderate rate, consult 1 1 i The TimesiAdvocate 1 Chequess.... . tt itt tliti totlilitil I isi Hit initil!foll it ;tilt ti titt misfisii,o it 1, itti m tomtm ) 9.; CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sinclair, Crediton, recently marked the fiftieth annivers- ary of their wedding. They farmed in Stephen township most of tlien half -century together. 7-. • 534 Main St. EXETER Phone 863 Mr. and Mrs. Alf Schmidt at General Insurance Agency Mr, and Mrs. Norman Jaques and family visited Sunday with • ouple In Crediton I Port Albert. 111111111111t11 llllll 111111111111111111MUMMIIIIMMIIIIIIIIMIIIMMI111111141MIIII111121111111111111111111111111111111111, A number from the community attended church service at Wood- ham on Sunday when Rev. Wan, less of Stroud, conducted the services. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques and children. and Mr and Mrs Philip Johns and farnUy, Elim vale, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller. Miss Brenda Skinner is spend- ing a few days this week with Shirley Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman and boys. Whalen, were Sunday evening visitors with. Mr. and Mir. Lorne Johns and Miss Ruth Meikle. Exeter, visited with Jane and Ruth Ann Dykerrian, Thursday evening, Farmer after farmer has found that SHUR-GAIN Dairy Ration increases milk production, kedps cows on ieed„ keeps cows fit and puts more money in his pocket. A stock of fresh SHUR-GAIN Dairy Ration is always avail-` able at our mill.. You can also mak an economical dairy ration using your own grain and one of these profitable supplements. 1. If grain supply is limited, use molasses -rich SHUR-1 GAIN 24% MILK PRODUCER. 2. If grain supply is adequate, We the poplar SHUR- GAIN 32% DAIRY CONCENTRATE. 3. If roughage or grain quality iz lust fair or poor, use the new SHUR-GAIN DAIRY SUPPLEMENT "A". Whether you buy the complete ration or whether you balance your grain with one of these supplements you'll find that SHUR-GAIN SAVES AND MAKES YOU MONEY Used Tractors a n d achinery Allis-Chalmers W.C. With manure loader A Ford Tractor In good shape! Ford 3 -Point Hitch 2 -Furrow Plow Ford Beet Puller New. Idea 4 Bar Side Rake 1.14.C. 3 Bar Side Rake Scuffler for I.H.C. 14 or M Plows — Plows — Plows Manure Loader For I.H.C. H or M F9 WE Huxtable Married 50 Mr. and Airs. Nelson Sinclair. Crediton, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Maginnis of Corbett marking the fiftieth milli\ ersary of their mar - rage, the occasionalsQ marked the birthday of Mr. Maginnis. Nelson Sinclair and Lillie May Smith, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, were :united in marriage at the Cor- bett manse by the Rev. Stead- man, August 17, 1908. They farmed in Stephen Township the greater part of their married life, retiring to The village of Crediton eight years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair attend Crediton United church. They both enjoy fair health. Sunday Services Service in the Evangelical • church on Sunday was conducted by Air. D. J. Pletsch, Hanover, and soloist was Airs. J. Gomaii of Exeter who rendered two solos. • Rev. H. J. Snell of Exeter was M charge of the service in the United Church when Mr. t o - cock favored with a violin solo. Celebrate Anniversary Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Falst of :Kitchener marked the 25th anniversary of their marriage on Saturday when they and their family visited with the former's mother and sisters here and were served a dinner at the Dominion Hotel in Zurich. • - 1 Mrs. E. Feist, Miss Mile Faist, i Mrs. Pauline Ness, Mr. Robert ilillborn and Mrs. Falst's sister, ,Mrs. Lillian Priem were guests. Rev. and Mrs. Feist have two daughters, Barbara and Marion, and a son, Charles. Personal I tams Mrs. Alice Thomson nf Lon- don visited recently with Mrs. A. M. Berry, Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. .Ronald Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Goldwyn Harris and Mr. and Mrs. 11. Slade and Joan, Al of Kincardine, and Miss Lin. da Reid of Pint River. Callers during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrell, Judy. joy and xearry Farrell of Kincardine, Patsy Harrison of Hamilton, Mrs. Fraser. Farrell, Eleanor and Jim and Mr. Jim Convay of Tiverton arid Mrs. Agnes Wal - •ton and family of British Colum. bia. EXE -TER Sunday visitors with Mr. and PHONE 133W – Mrs. Lorne Preszcator were Mr and Mrs. Roy Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Field and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Preszcator and family and. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preszcator and Robert of Exeter. Mr. Harold Amy of Hamilton and Wayne Ferguson of London wart weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Russell Finkbeiner and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Meg - lock and son of Waterloo are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moriock and Mrs.. John Morlock. Alis Diane Castator of Toren - to returned to her home on Sun- day following a two week's visit with her cousin. Miss Joan Smith.oliJWade, who spent the summer on a farm near Strat- ford, has returned. Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Mor - lock are spending some time near Huntsville. Mrs, Charles Braun. and daugh- ters of Detroit visited friends iand relatives here on Fri.da. Mrs. Mildred Holtznian, Exe- ter spent Friday and Saturday with Air. and Mrs. Jos. rink - Mr. Louis Hirtzel of Detroit, Mr. John Treitz of Welland and Mr. Edward Treitz of London visited last week with Mrs. J. Mini arid sons. Messrs. Donald Finkheiner, Joseph Gunn, Maurice Haiti and DMIEvan trunslow spent the weekend in Toronto and attended the Canadian National Lion. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Insley were Mr. andMra. Alra, Clayton Insley of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. b, Insley anddaughtr, daughter, Susan, Exeter. and Mrs. This. Allen of Toronto. Nit% and Mrs. Stuart Kulin of Baden, Mr, and Mrs. Blake, Math and Mrs. It. J. Xuhn of Kitenener, Mr. and Mrs. Mei.- vyti tlyeloriait and Terrance ai Flint, Mich. visited an Saturday with Mrs. M. rem: and attended thsi �f Mr. truce Verities Property M. And Mrs. Jas. Vinkbeinet, visited reteritly with telativett ii Santa, Mich. PENNY NICHOLS Lovely :rap Minter It's Fun FOr Everyone „ Hensall Kinsmen's Labor Day Show Er Frolic Monday, September 1, at 8 p.m. Hensel' Community Memorial Arena ALL-STAR VARI...TY SHOW * The Hansen Sisters * Jack laafeman * Billy Meek * Penny Nichols GAMES FOR YOUNG *AND OLD DANCE FOLLOWS VARIETY SHOW Preto& For Community Service Work BRING- A CARLOAD Spate dohfeibwod • LAISATV$ ithdi Wyk* Of in The Community *By sTAL LAGE John Labatt Limited 8REWERY LIMITED Years Mr Fred Beaver, New York, IA visitinghis brothers, Harry and Edward, and sister, Bliss Clara Beaver. Mrs. Roy Brigam of Battle Creek. Miss Pearl Heist of Ad. ran. Mich. and Mrs. Wm. Wat. son of Brinsley called 'on friends and relatives here .last week. Holding Idle Cash ?' 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