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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-13, Page 81,11 .1. . I - 17, rral V. • '4{7 0, r rag, 8 The Times -Advocate, Navernbr 13, 1950 Topics From Institute. At a shwoo-4 . . NA By MRS, ARTHUR' RUNDLE WOodhaM Aids Springhill. Fund Air. and Airs. Joe Kutcha and By MRS. RYIN RAPER The November meeting of the Dashwood W.I. with the Home eolioinics group and Mrs. Addi- s= Tiernan, convener, was held. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arnold Kuntz,. the presi- dent, presided: for the business. Mrs. Charles Such gave her re- port en the London Area Con. vention. It was decided to send i10 for the Springhill disaster fund. The institute will buy pro. visions for the 4-H club. Mrs. Stewart Wolfe presided for the: program. Roll call was '4'My favorite winter hobby" and show what you made, brought a display from painted weeds, and quilt patches to needle point. Mrs. Leonard Schenk spoke on the motto "Hobbies are person- ality outlets." Mrs. Glen Webb took as her topic "How to live with your. Itt".tt!nt•• Coldene 1.10, 2,59 Coldene Tablets, Spray, Stick Chest Rub, each ... 1,25 Coricidin Tablets .........75e, 1.15 Dr. Chase Brand Tablets . 59e, 1.49 I.D.A. Baby & Children's Cough Syrup .600 I.D.A. Bronchida Cough Syrup 750 I.D.A. Bronchida Cold Capsules 1.25 I.D.A. ldaphedrin Drops 65e Spray 95e I.D.A. ldasal Tablets 39e, 89t I.D.A. Bronchida Chest Rub 59e Jack & Jill Cough Syrup 59e, 98e Lantigen "B" 6.00 Listerine 33e, 650, 98c Sucrets . . . , 45e self", stressing ti.a need of inter. est outside the home. ! Members of, the committee. Mrs. Addison lieman. Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson. Mrs. Henry Simpson, Mrs. Stewart Wolfe. Mrs. Ervin Schile, Mrs. Leonard Schenk and Mrs. Glen Webb entertained t with a kitchen band. Mrs. Schenk conducted a eontes" and Mrs. Ad. dison Tiernan had on display a variety of salads which were later served at lunch. • A number of ladies from Dash wood W.I. attended the fall rally held at Ca v en Presbyterian Church. Exeter, on scednesday last. Mrs. Harold Rader and daughter Katherine provided a, musical number, Dashwood Merry Maide The second meeting of Dash- • wood Merry Maids 4-1.1 club was' held Saturday at the home sif Carole Schack,, opening vtith the , • • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siderins. of London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Rodd. Mr. and Mrs. Fred ne and Deena. of London. spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Robert Run- dle. Mr and Mrs. Ernie Vodden visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Routly, Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Joiner and Kathie visfied on Sunday ! with Rev. and Airs. J. Warehum and on Monday visitors at the parsonage were Mr. and Airs. Will ('ole of Appin and Mr. and Mrs. G. ('ole and three children of London. Dr. and Airs. Richard Roelof - son, Exeter. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Delmer Johns- ton, of Kirkton, visited on Sun- day with Mrs. W. L. Switzer. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland. and Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean spent Sunday in. London with Air. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle, Atthemorning service on Sun- day Rev. J. Wareham dedicated a silver vase in memory of the late Mrs. Mary Colgan Rapson, a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hazelwood and Edison. Mrs. Rapson is Mrs. Chester Hazel - wood's mother. - p tt . ant girls were present. Members are — Carol Becker, Iris Becker. Shirley Reader, Mary Jane Hoffman, Helen Rad - we June Rader, Ruthanne Rader, ;Carole Schade, and Lynda Tie-; Mrs. Ski Baker discussed rec- ord books and a recipe file. She; also discussed buying cereals. Mrs. Arnold Kuntz reviewed! the food pattern for health and. the cross-section of a kernel of wheat, also "around the clock with cereals," Mrs. Baker, assisted by Mrs. Kuntz. made graham muffins.• While these baked a list of rules! for buying cereals was discussed.' Home assignment was to find the price of three uncooked and three ready - to - eat breakfast • cereals and record in record book, also tell which is the best: buy. Roll call is one rule for storing cereals. The hostess: 'served muffins made with freie and beverage. Persona! Items I Mr. Ervin Rader, accompanied by three district men, is on hunting trip in the Parry bound. Super Anahist Tablets 65c°, 1,00 Vaporizers—DeVilbiss 8.50 Hankscraft (gallon) .........9.95 district this week, Air, and Airs. Gordon Weiberg,: • Mr. Howard Weiberg and friend: and Miss Kay 'Webber, of \Vat.: Hankscraft Bottle Warmer 3.45 Vicks VapoRub . . 590 1.09 size and free 150 Lemon Cough Drops Vicks Va-Tro-Nol 590 150 ' Vicks Cough Drops Vicks Cough Syrup 690 Vicks Throat Lozenges 49e Medi -Mist Spray and free 6.9 Kleenex 9 IIIINTILEY DRUG STORE v,.11:1,11174.4. 7 '1441 V4, Phone SO 1 EXETER 98r• erloo, were weekend visitors with! Mr, and Mrs. Fred Weiberg. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and •family and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family, of Wat- erloo, were visitors with Air. and' Mrs. L. H. Rader, during the weekend. Mr. Siegfried Miller, of Wat- erloo, spent the weekend with' Mr. and Airs. Rudolph Miller. Sunday visitors Air. and; Mrs. Lloyd Rader and family! were Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Racier and ami. s and Mr. and Mrs.. ;Garnet Weiberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Corri. I veau, of -Kinkora, visited with t Mrs. Lucinda Aieisaac Sunday. Mr. and • Mrs. Charles Snell' and Beth and Mr. and Airs. Roy Swartz, of Crediton, spent Sun- day at Burford. • . •••'• • r'' • . • ••••• •• • .... . .. . .4..seSeet'Se!eei•esseseei:•;••,s,.... .... • And we suggest that you make your ap- pointment now while there's still time for 'be. Core Christmas" delivery. Christmas portrait sittings tan be accepted for only :3 more weeks • 4.4 PHOTOG'RAPH:kft Plastic 141 Exoter' ••, rOsr.,,,ra• », .4 .4 a." • 4' 4v ^ •.,.-' • 4 "." -4" or." 41.-ok. t,9.91.1111)1: Witt jutiette Hosts .• Yule Show. By ELIZABETH TOUCHETTE Juliette tells me that she has signed as hostess for the annual .TV Christmas Day show. "It • will be a first for me but I de- cided to try it instead of ..always saying 'No' to anything differ- ent", she said. "I'll be the only ir1 singer on the program, ,too". = Julie. was busy counting the days till moving time when 1 • saw her on Saturday. She moved to a new apartment yesterday with an extra room and bath. I"We're closer to. the studios, too", she said. Sorry girls, but that sigh -guy -W Alan ye is off the eligible list, He just got engaged to his girl- friend "back home in Winnipeg". t • - She is Shirley Brotmann, an at- tractive classical singer. "We've 'bebn going together for three years", she said. The wedding is scheduled for May. ! As I was coming out of Studio 'One about midnight Saturday, I !noticed a long green car pulling up. AL the wheel was Sylvia „Murphy and she was waiting for lher current beau. He's the Mont- real ad man who handles the Juliette show. It wasn't long ago Thames Road Ladies Choose New Officers By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE • Rev. Hugh Wilson conducted the election of officers at the November meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S. of Thames Road church on Wednesday afternoon, President of the W.A. for 1959 is Mrs. Lee Webber; vice-presi- dents. Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Mrs. Donald Kernick; secretary, Airs. William Lamport; treasur- er, Mrs. John Selves; group lead- ers, S. Lloyd Hackney Mrs. Robert Simpson; Mrs. Mac Hodgert and Mrs. William Snow; Mrs. Arnold Cann and Mrs. Bev Morgan; convener of groups, Mrs. Mae Hodgert; pianist, Airs. William Cann; ass't, Airs. Alvin Passmore; nominating commit- tee. Mrs, Gordon Stone. Mrs, Archie Morgan and Mrs. Wilfred Bunkin. President for the W.M.S, is Mrs. Melvin Gardiner; vice-pres- ident, Mrs. Stanley Coward; sec- retary, Mrs. Donald Bray; treas- urer, Mrs. Percy Stone; pianist, Mrs. William Cann; ass't, Mrs. Archie Morgan. S'ecretaries are: Christian cit- izenship, Airs. John Selves; mis- sionary monthly, Mrs. William Elford; press, Mrs. William Rohde; associate members, Mrs. Victor Jeffery; literature, Mrs. G. Wiseman; community friend- ship, Mrs. Archie Morgan; sup- ply, Mrs. W. Elford; Christiane stewardship, Mrs. Hugh Wilson; Mission Band superintendents, Mrs. William Rohde, Mrs. Don- ald Kernick; Baby Band, supts., Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Mrs. William Allen; representative to Ladies Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Airs. Edwin Miller; nominating committee, Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs. Jack Stew- art. The study on "The Caribbean Area" was taken by Mrs. Ken Duncan, assisted by Mrs. Jack Duncan, Mrs. Ray Clarke and Mrs. Roy Ballantyne, Mrs. Melvin Gardiner was in charge of the meeting and led in the devotional period assisted by Mrs. William Ferguson and Mrs. Lee Webber. A reading was given by Airs. Mac Hodgert and a piano solo by Mrs. William Rhode. Reports of the South Sectional W.M.S. meeting at Crediton were given by Mrs. Stanley Cow- ard and Mrs. Reg Hodgert. Hallowe'en Party On October 31 a Hallowe'en program was held at the school. The mothers and pro -school chil- dren were invited. Mrs. William Snow and Mrs. Robert Mayer were the judges of the costumes. A short pro- gram put on by the children was enjoyed and lunch was served by the pupils. Personal Items Keith Passmore is a patient Report On Shipka Personal Items Mr, and Mrs. Ed Baynham, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Desjardine, Miss Vivian Baynham and Mr. Donald Brooks of London spel-it the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baynham and family. Mrs. Roy Morenz and. Mrs. Hugh Morenz spent the weekend with relatives in Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. B. 'McDonald of .City and Mrs. N. McCallum of London were Sunday visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Set New Record e Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pink- beiner and family visited Sunday with Mrs. L. Finkbeiner in ton - Mr. Tom Lamport and Mrs. Pi, Lamport spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs, Ed Duncan and Peter in Stratford, Mr. Glen Towle of Winchelsea 'was a visitor With Mr. David Shepphard test week, Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer is visit - in this week with relatives in Fenwiek. Miss Shirley Scott was a Tues., day visitor With her sister, Mrs. ;lack Raiz, Mr. ltatz, Joan and PauL Mr, and Mrs, floss- Love, Clare and Xathrytt were Sunday visi- tors with: Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Hardy and fared's, at Divan. Mrs. Harry Shepphard was hostess for the W.A. meeting on 'Wednesday. !in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- ! don. Miss Ann Marie Rowe return- ed home on Friday from St. Jo- senh's Hospital, London. Air. and Airs, Murray Dawson • returned home from their honey- moon on Thursday last, Mr. and Airs. George Luther, of Sarnia, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Cas, - well, of Brantford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Passmore. Miss Nancy Pass- more is spending this week in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner, of Sarnia, Mrs. Norman Knight, of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Mr. and Mrs. William Mc- Lauchlan, Mrs. Amanda Temple, of Sarnia, visited on Sunday with Air, and Mrs. John Bray. Mr. and Mrs. William Moodie, Airs. Andrew Campbell of Exe- ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Lam- port and Mrs. Thomson were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coward, the occa- sion being Mr, and Mrs. Moodies' 66th wedding anniversary, • Dr, and Airs. Arthur McAl- lister and their granddaughter, i with the dog." Patsy, of Georgetown,. Mr. and • • 'that Sylvia told me she would never marry again. But time and her ad man have changed th.laotyiede7Hehn is dating regular - 11' again, a fact which makes ,•her friends happy. ! Nest week's Billy Piconnor I Show will feature the line of ten- year-oldchorus girls again. The ;youngsters, Deanne Taylor, Lee !Sanders, Carol Ann McVey, Su ILin Chow, Hilary Ross and Patsy MacDonald, got a tremeed- title reception on their last ap- 1:::1.:*forfi37ocrei:ow will mark Jill Fos- ter's last appearance on "Here's. until after her baby ar- rives in February. Jill, whose husband is playwright Bernie Slade, has a daughter, Lori, who will be threein December."It doesn't matter whether the new baby is a boy or ', she says, "but I must confess that l'm thinking in terms of a girl and that. Lori is already calling the baby 'sister'." Toronto audiences are known for their blase attitudes towards TV performers. "It really is noticeable after a tour", Phyllis Marshall told me. "I've been all, over the country this , summer and everywhere, it's been one round of autographs after an- other, but here people just peek at us out of the corner of !their eyes and nudge each other." Phyllis told me that she was shopping in a department store recently when she heard a young girl whisper, 'There's Phyllis Marshall, do you think she'd give us an autograph?' So I turned around and said 'why don't you ask- me?' They sure got a kiek out of it" said P.hyll, Among those in New York for the opening of Salad Days were Toby Robins, Alan and Blanche Lund, Alex Barris, and Jimmy Hannon, . And scads of good wishes were being wired to the cast of the revue on Monday. Jack Duffy and: Alan Mannings were kicking around some ideas for the closing 'thought of "Here's Duffy" the other day. They came thick and fast but the one I liked best was "He who laughs last . , was just too stupid to get the joke the first time," Neighbor: "Hs your son hard to get out of bed in the morn- ing?" Student's Mother: "No. I just open the door and throw the 'cat on his bed." Neighbor: "How does that awaken him?" Student's Mother: "He sleeps Mrs. Oscar 'Dickey of Exeter were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Mr. Donald .Ballantyne, of To- ronto, spent the, weekend with Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Delbridge and Dianne, of Exeter, visited on Sunday evening with Air. and Mrs. Edwin Miller. °The November meeting of the 3 -Al Club will be held on Thurs- day evening, November 20 in the church basement—note the change in date. Amend' CTA Stephen Plea Stephen council has supported !Exeter's petition for amend- ments to the Canada Temperance !Act which would prohibit drink- ing of alcoholic beverages in public places and in cars. The council„ which met last week, directed that copies of its resolution be sent to the federal gov't and to Elston Cardiff, Huron. MP. Nomination day for the town- ship was set for Monday, No- vember 24, from 1 to 2 p.m. and, if necessary, election will be held Monday, December 1. Petition of Wray Sweitzer and others in regard to the exten- sion of the Ratz drain was ac- cepted and forwarded to the engineer. Only adjustment made during court of revision was the re- moval of assessment on the Exe- ter Turnip Sales plant at Cen- tralia which was destroyed by fire. Three applications for loans for tile drainage were accepted by council, subject to the ap- proval of the mortgage holder. Pee for the tile drainage in- spector was set at $1.50 per hour. Reeve John Morrissey presided until he had to leave to attend another meeting, when the . chair was taken by Deputy -Reeve Glenn Webb, All councillors were present. Next meeting of council will be held December 2 at 1 p.m. For Poppy Sales Receipts front this year's pop- py campaign of the Exeter Le - ton set a new record in the history a the branch, "It was the most suceessful campaign ever," according to Harvey Pfaff, past president and now district deputy sone com- mander, . who was in charge. Fred 'Wells — "Mr. Poppy" — again led the canvassers in sales. He was assisted by MOM, bers of the Legion Auxiliary'. The poppy fund is used to aid disabled veterans and their lam. ides in the district and through. out Canada. Advertising enables the mann- lecturer of a product that is be- coming 'Obsolescent to switch to 'new woduat. Itimago From Whalen By MRS. F. $.9WIRE ..ffs;,ssr The W. A. of the United Church on Friday evening with a good attendance. The evening commenced with a program with Rev, J. T. Clarke as chairman. Those taking part were: vocal solo by Heather Davis accompanied by Mrs. Hugh Davis; vocal duet and trio)c'e ab-ottini eln'•poAiset(ni n 1.41311bA',11Cs ,en Allan Elston; vocal "'rig. by Mrs. Bow- ard Plpy, Mrs. Farold. Bell and Airs. Ross Skinner of Elimville accompanied by Mrs. Philip Johns; piano solos by Miss Mar- garet Brock, Zion; reading by Airs. Melvin Gardiner and a skit by Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs, Ed- win Miller, Thames Road. Flute solo by Wayne Prance accompanied. by Ross Awe; vocal duets by' Donna and Nancy Berger; vocal solos by Donna Berger accompanied by Mrs. B. Duffield; piano solo by Nancy Berger, Donna and Nancy are from Seaforth; and an accordion solo by Frances. Johns. The various booths were pre- sided over by ladies of the W.A. Personal Items Air, and Mrs, Bob Hamilton, London, and Mr. Maurice Brooks,- Springfield, Illinois visited Thurs- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen and Donald attended the Kirkton Ag- ricultural banquet on Saturday noon at the Anderson United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield, Betty and Gayle, visited in Lon- don Sunday with Mrs. Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinsmen and family, . Chiselhurst, visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen. Mrs. Laverne Morley attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Westman, Lucan, on Tuesday. Air. George Earl is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and family, Centralia, Mr. and Mrs, A. Pyrn, Exeter, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley 1..$1 twmulottimmttunininumutuitimuu4nuouutintnuictimmtwonwiliuntumumuoptiotamitto spensored a successful bazaar Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hod- gins, Avis and Allen Hodgins at- tended the Walkerton Christmas Fair on Thursday, Avis and Al- len showing their 4111 club calves and winning first prize in their class. Gerald Wallis won reserve champion on his Aberdeen Angus steer for 4-H clubs of Ontario which sold for 29,5 cents a lb. Since 1947 welfare transfer payments in Canada — that is. money collected by taxation and' then paid. out in the form of welfare and social security—in- creased from $559 million to $2,428 million. See International's Album Of 4. Wedding Invitations + Gift Ideas + Personal Stationery The Times -Advocate The baby feels secure but is he? Family safety involves more than physical protection. There should be guaranteed financial security. 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