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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-20, Page 20• Pig* 20 'The Times•Ativocets, :November 20 190 .;* Message From Zion New ,Burkley Restaurant _ py Am, DYKEMAN Zitr. Anti Mrs. Norman Brock! Mr. George iai1 ,spent Mnn wit I Airs. Harold. Hera. en On Monda 4110 Mr. :arid Mrs, Aliine Pullen,: day and, 'Tuesday with Air. and • Whalen, :attended the Roya. Sunday visitors with Air. and ter Fair.. 'Toronto, on Tuesday. Mrs. Jud Dykeman were Ruth • Mr. and Mrs. 13-ert The Burkley Restaurant, al- MorganO, Ann and jane Dykeman. Wing- ! ready established as ohe of the St. Marys, were weekend visi- ; ham, Air. Gerald Dearing, RAT.: rnee.)ospteinnottrnadiany the district, will tors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman ' ter and Air. ,and Airs. Paul ; : . . with :expanded reek and fatnilY " i I) -I: . ' • Mrs. Bob Hern, atici Linda of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock:quarters and a new smoke shop. : Jarvis are visiting this week i and Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. Size of the building has been ivi.th. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hern;flarold Hera visited Sunday with, parity ' doubled to increase seating ea- •,' and Mr. and Airs. John Selves, i Mr. and Mrs, Milne Pullen, ' vide from 65 to 90 and to pro - !Thames Road., I Whalen, display eases for smokers' supplies. magazines, popular re ,,,,,,,,expeeeel....011,1,eme;;;;;;eamelemeeelemeemele...,.... iiii 0.01,11.0,1;11****1****1141,004. ..drug items and other sundries. . 4 ' • *; The open kitchen — a feature a .10 , enlarged to relieve congestion. ja the restaurant — has been if .:_ Vngra... :,..,._,.,...,11., , The restaurant will re -open — U - 5 , .._,... ....„.. • I . Monday after being closed 'two TO THE In-MI(14.Y FROM weeks for alterations. Highlight ; of Monday's :celebration will be SIWERcRoT POULTRY FARM ' the distribution of free coffee, soft drinks, do-uuts mid, ice cream. ."! Packers Of il -Seating capacity of The Burk - ',I I ley. located north of the town ; hall, has been improved with the • i DE-L1SH,U$ ;installation of more comfortable I booths. There will be 14 four - 8 POULTRY ;piae, booths. and three two -place ' booths in the new interior. Ten stools are provided at the bar and three tables, will be pro- vided. I Other features of the new building include: ." I PHONE 171-R-14 EXETER 316111111 llll it llll lllllll lllll tflifill1111111 lllllllllll Of****11**/11111111114** llllll /11111111111111 llll I ll 11 llllllll IIIIIIII*111111111**41* We are happy to supply the Burkley with Turkey Roll. SILVERCREST POULTRY FARM Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Ladies Quilt On Thursday afternoon the ladies of St. Patrick's church met. in the parish hall to quilt. For fine flavor, Alice Maines, Watford, Mrs. W. . Miss B. Morley, Brinsley, Miss There. were four visitors present: J. Dickins, Lucan and Mrs. Mur - freshness and I A short prayer service was ray Abbott. , wholesale goodness ;members on December 6. Mrs. ihnealds. party for the Sunday School t Plans were made for a Christ- .: Hairy Carroll served lunch. The Burkley i Mr. ,and Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mr. and .Airs. Heber Davis Personal Items I were Monday evening guests I with Airs. „Tames Turner. serves delicious 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson ' , attended the United Church per in in Lucan 'Wednesday eve- ningToastmaster .I Davis Jater. and called to see Mrs. Fred I Mrs. Hugh Carroll participated in the program at Thames Road :church on Friday afternoon end bread and rolls , accompanied h e r daughter, 1 Heather Davis, at the program in Aberdeen Hall, Kirkton, when i the ladies of St. Paul's Anglican church held their annual Christ- 1 mas bazaar 'on Friday evening. Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs, Ron Carroll and Airs. Heber Davis i also attended. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. a Canada Bread attended the Nurses' Alumnae • Dance for Guelph General Hos- pital last Friday evening and were entertained for the weekend at the home of Mr. and Airs. 'Robert Mogk in Guelph. A social evening was held in S.S. No. 9 on Friday evening. A number from .this community !attended. The evening was spent in playing progressive euchre and dancing. Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael were &in- • day evening guests with Mr.• and Mrs. James Young, Lucan..- i Mr. and Mrs. F. Knopper, London, were Sunday guests of r • - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family were Sunday guests with' Mr, and Mrs. G. Latta, I London, • Miss Reta. Isaac. Lucan, visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Car- lllllllll l illittlit$011,1111111111111111111.10ti llllll t01111111,1111111111111111milt....ftistflitilitiff!***tief**** llllll ;roll on :1•Ionday. 262 South St. CO. LIMITED LONDON Phone GE 4-2781 • Stafford's Salutes The New Burkley We're happy to extend congratulations on the re -opening of the NEW BURNLEY and we're proud to provide ,the finest in foods for its discriminating customers. Stafford Foods' Limited "Litteri In 'Fin,' 'Food' thinrie Avenue.. l'Ortitife 3, Ontario. I —bigger and better -equipped !stainless steel :open kiteben; —new soda fountainette; • —a six-foot lee cream display ease, —a milk dispenser; —refrigerated pie ease.; —steak broiler. The restaurant was .enlarged with fhe purchase of the build- ing owned by John Ward, in Emmy Demovs Exeter Dairy MILK AT THE NEW Burkley .t. mediately to .the .south :of• the-tive .combination of angel stone 1 .1, original Burkley. Partition he- 'with deep brown _decoration anti 3 tween the two buildings has the woodwork has been Main- I 3 .3. been removed to provide A 40 x . tained and the :canopy .exteuca.. i i e0 interior. The front of the building has been .completely changed. Ent - ranee is now located at the south end and the north half has been bricked in, except for sev era' large windows, iheattrag-• the full width of the 'building Interior decoration features eye-catching wallpaper designs with rustic brown trim. Thedine and dance room at the rear of the north half has been improved with the eon- struction of 'a large picture window on the north side. it pro- vides a pleasant view,..overleok- ing the bowling .green. with Triv- itt Memorial Church in the back- ground. A new pelleY for this room has been established by owner Ed Burke. it will be available free of charge to ally small groups wishing to use it as a meeting room, It has a seating capacity Of 32. The Burkley will be weekdays from 7 a.m. to 12 open Were happy to supply this modern restaurant with our nutritious dairy products. Exeter Dairy - .P.hone .3314 We Deliver ,,,,,p,,,,,,,,,,, l l ll llll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll l Of l It llll I l I lll 11 l I l IIIIIII lllllllll IIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIII l I l •OPEN KITCHEN POPULAR—The Burkley's open, stain- less steel kitchen, displayed here by owner Ed. Burke, has been a popular feature of the restaurant since it opened last year. The kitchen has been enlarged and new equip- ment has been added. PS Teachers Defend New Reading Modes Junior grade teachers at Ex ter Public School defended an explained modern teaching m 1hods in reading Co parents We nesclay evening last week at th monthly .Horne and School Asso- ciation meeting. Mrs. R. D. Jermyn, vice prin- cleat, who led the group, said, "I believe children are reading better and with more under- standing than ever before." Edu- cators since the late 18th cen- tury have bee.n lamenting teach- ing systems. Too much of the criticism of late is given with- out proof." "Specialists in education have spent years trying to discover new metheds," she said. "Should we as teachers not try to take advantage of their work?" • "Our method is not essentially a new method nor essentially a sight method but a combination ofthe best features of,, sound and sight. It is actually for about six weeks that children depend on sight in early reading study," She added that at the end of the first year of reading, in grade one, children have a work- ing vocabulary of 500 to 700 words. Mrs. Lorne Xleinstiver ex- plained the preparakion given kindergarten children. She said that the pace was necessarily slow and showed the care with which each phase is approached. Of grade one work, Mts. Jer- myn said that after the first six weeks of pictures, children begin to work with the .words and sounds, alone and in phrases, which prepare them to read in the grades to come. Mrs. Ron • Heinrich showed how the use of rhyme and single and combined sounds led grade two pupils to find new words for themselves. On the grade three level, Mrs. Donald Mousseau stated that the purpose was to give the child helpful tools in sight and sound to assist him in finding his way to reading success. She showed how each method had its advantage where different. words were concerned. All teachers stressed the im- portarice of a child to read with meaning and understanding at his own level. Each accompanied her talk with visual examples of study methods. A. B. Idle, principal, who in- troduced the evening's topic, said at the conclusion that be - ;cause of physical or mental han- dicaps it is not possible to send forth every pupil equipped with grade Sight reading skills. "I have a constant hope that the nine will come when special remedial classes will be pos- sible, for those pupils who reach the grade eight level in years without having reached the grade eight reading level." e -I During the business portion d of the lieeting, Mrs. Gerald God- e- bolt, Home and School Associa- d- tion president, read one of 25 e letters from members of the school safety patrol, expressing thanks for a recent trip to view the festival building at Strat- ford, • Mrs. Godbolt thanked mem- bers of the association for their help with the annual kindergar- ten tea held Friday, November 7. The parent -attendance award went to Mrs. Treibner's class. Miss Betty Goudie sang two se- lections for the group while re- freshments were being ptepared. Mr. Sheldon Wein thanked the speaker. News Budget From Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Rev, Lotse of Alonkton visited • with Mr, and Mrs. George Wit., 80n last week. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Johnston of Kirkton were guests at the home of Mr, Dayid Itolland on Sunday. • Mr, and .Airs.' Flrie Wes(nian and David, London, spent the Weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Me - Naughton and Ronnie attended the Presbyterian church anniver- sary services at Ailsa Craig on Sunday and vere guests of Mr. and Mts. Lloyd Scale, Mr. and Mrs. }tarry Shephard and David. Shipka, spent Setup. day with Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Mcilaughton. Mw, David Spence is improving slowly after his recent Illness. mtg. George Carr, St. Marys, has been spending a few days With her aunt and uncle, Mx. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson. Little Shirley Pym, who was V3VOre1,V ilLOWL has returned to the hospital for further tuedica- tieh tied skin graft. wo. r 14, 211. 1, .1' 400 rIo. r0 00 04 0 40 .0010100•0110110101••••• • "IT'S FROM TIE' EURKLEY' rneans you've had &- • Emus, tasty food from • Ed's- uew. restaurant . . . 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