HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-12-18, Page 10Pap*. 11) The Timos-Advecato, December 11, 1951
Christmas Programs
Featured At Centralia
christmss Entsrtainment i Mrs. G. Hepburn presided. for
The Sunday school rani was the pro.ram. Mrs. G. Hicks and
filled Ai TueadaY evening for the1A'irs. L.g"Alorgan assisted with the
annual Christmas entertainment.1 devotional period. Other num•
Boys and girls and young, people - bers were accordion Solo, Jucty
displayed their talents in. variousi Lan.11"11. vocal solo. Mrs, Ross
ways to form a good evenings ' McFalls, a vocal number by six
elftertainment. Mr. Lloyd Alin•-tlathes, Mrs' 4. WI's". Mrs. II*
gatt was master of cerentOnies.lElliott, Mrs. K. Hodgins. Airs.
To climax the evening Santa i F. Osborne, Mrs. L. Nicks and
arrived to distribute the gifts Airs. liePburn with Mrs. A.
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AO treats. t Essery at the piano; reading.
1 Mrs. Hepburn; an account of
Wi •M. S. Meeting l Rev. Gaudin's first Christmas as
•Mrs. G. Hepburn, Urs. K. Hod.; a missionary by Mrs. R. Gates:
gins and Mrs. Langford were in piano solo by Mrs. K. .Hodgins.
charge• of the program for the Facts regarding Christmas
Christmas meeting of the W.ALS. were given by Mrs. F. Bowden
ht the schoolroom of the church:interspersed with a vocal duet
OD Tuesday evening of last week.: by Airs. Hoclgins and Mrs. Kipp.
A short business session was Allison Clarke gave a reading.
conducted by the president, Mrs. 1 Hostesses were Mrs. W. Elliott. The roll call was 4
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answered with a gift of money.; '
It was decided to send the money , _liootrtgdan, Mrs. rs. L. B.
Hicks'Mrs. I
Gates and—Mrs4:
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handed in to the Children's War -biQw en'
IVTemorial Hosptal in London. I Shower For Bride -Elect
"A. re -affiliation service was Mrs. Kenneth Greb was host -
held with Mrs. Elliott and Mrs ; ess at a miscellaneous shower
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Ross McFalls, the leaders, and for Miss Margaret Clarke -in the
gels of the C.G.I.T. participat- , schoolroom of the church on Fri -
big in the service. I —Please Turn to Page 15
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CONFIRMS CLASS AT SAINTSBURY—Bishop G. N, Lux-
ton, right, London, confirmed a class of 34 candidates at
St. Patrick's church, Saintsbury, in a special service Sun-
day. The class included young people from St. Paul's,
Kirkton, and St. .Thomas, Granton, Rev. P. L. Dymond,
rector of the charge, is at left, and beside the .bishop is
his staff bearer, Ken Blackler., Front row, from left,
Wayne Carroll, Jim Harding, Larry Harding, Avis' Hod-
gins, Robert Atkinson., Clayton Kooy, Joey Pesko; middle,
Lynn Paul, Hilary Dymond, Margaret Knight, Sharon
Beatson, Phyllis Weiberg, Ann Creery, Gloria Harding,
Lorene Hodgins; back, Wayne Knight, Allen Hodgins,
Margaret Carroll, Bill Waghorn, Mildred Weiberg, Joyce
Harding, Helen Heather, Julie Clatworthy. —T -A Photo
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j. Clipper Tops Bishop Luxton Presides
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'51 METEOR RANCH
BeanTests
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At Saintsbury Service
beans has scored highest yield On Sunday ae 3 pan, the Rt. Earl Greenlee; social service,
among six strains tested over Rev. G. Luxton, Bishop pf Huron, Mrs, Maurice McDonald.
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'51 PONTIAC SEDAN
It's a mechanical master-
piece! For. only . $ 500
The Clipper variety of white
'58 EDSEL SEDAN
Radio, power brakes $2,700
'51 FORD SEDAN
Needs several things such
as a buyer! $ 195
'51 STUDEBAKER SEDAN
'50 DODGE SEDAN ..$ 350
'47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Radio, it ran in! $ 125
'47 CHEVROLET. SEDAN
Owns four new tires. She
needs a clutch.
the past two years at SHDHS,
confirmed a class of '23 in St.
Patrick's church. The class was
made up 'of members of St.
Kirkton, St. Thomas,
Granton, as well as St. Patrick's,
Saintsbury. He spoke on the
great need for a return to Bible
reading and family prayer in
the homes.
Mr. •Gaery Lewis provided
music and accompanied the choir
from • St. Thomas Church, Gran-
ton.
At the clese of, the service a
social hour was enjoyed in the
parish hall. Mrs. James Turner
poured tea at. a table tastefully
decorated with Christmas can-
dles and flowers.. The church
was filled ----------- ith the
overflow seated in the hall where
34.9 bushels; 3838•26C placed they took part in. the sdrivce
fifth with 32.2, and Michelite, thanks to a loud speaker, set, up
only a few years ago the popular Flowers were
by Mr. Bill Haskett, Lucan,
variety in this area, placed last Gad. • provided by the
with '31.9.
Professor G. E. Jones, field Guild Annual Meeting
husbandry department, OAC, On Thursday afternoon the
made these comments on the members of the -Guild met at the
Personal Items
according to results announced
this week by Agriculture Teacher Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker spent
Andrew Dixon. Thursday in , London with Mr.
and Mrs. Don, Firth, Master
Clipper produced 34.6 bushels Gary Barker Visited with his
: . per acre 1.. 1957, and 43.9 in
1958, for an average of 39:3. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
One of three as yet unnamed
•• Lorne Barker.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis and
new strains, 5081A, actually ,family were Sunday evening
topped the 1958 .tet but placed
guests with Mr. and Mrs. George
'58 FORD '
6 CYLINDER SEDAN
Power brakes $2,300
'56 MONARCH 'LUCERNE'
SEDAN — automatic, radio,
lovely piece of metal $2,300
'56 FORD "CROWN"
VICTORIA —. Automatic
transmission, n top condi-
Driven by a nice oulet
school mam! llllll . $2,200
second over the two years, It McFalls.
scored 33.3 in 1957 and 44.5 in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall,
1958 for an average, of 38.9.
London, Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Me-
non.Canilac, a relatively new vari- Falls and David, Miss Rowena
ety which became popular in Abbott, Lucan, and Mr. Allan
I '57 DODGE SEDAN this area last year and which Tindall, Exeter were Wednetday
1, She's good! $1,795 has won the world title at theevening guests with Mr. and
a row, took third place with anMrs. Robert Tindall. They ob-.
served a birthday for .Mr.
:• Royal Winter Fair two years in
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'55 CHEVROLET SEDAN
a• Automatic, radio, only $1,595
TRUCKS—
'55 FORD DUMP
You're breaking my heart
at, . . $1,500
'53 MERCURY PICKUP
You'll have to see this one
at night. The boys want to
drive it all day long! $ 750
average of 35.2.Charles Tindall.
'55 BUICK COACH Strain 5081B carne fourth with Mrs.. James Turner and Mr.
Radio, one of those- things Gote Weinestraum were Sunday
a at $f,495evening guests with Mr. and
a • Mrs. Heber Davis and Mrs. Fred
Davis.
-• '57 NASH METRO
a HARDTOP
Mrs. Cliff Ings, London, and
music! $1,250 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll were
••1 11,000 miles, makes with the
Sunday lying guests with Mr.
TRACTORS—
'54 CHEVROLET COACH and Mrs. .atry Carroll,
• A sexy red and white $ 950 .Mr. and Mrs. Alauxice MeDon-
old were gdests with Mr. and
1. '53 PONTIAC SEDAN Mrs. Torn Kooy.
1- A nice beige and bronze.
home of Mrs. H. Carroll. for the
annual meeting with 11 mem-
bers present.
Reports ,cri the year's work
followed the opening, with Mrs.
H. Carroll, president, leading.
Mrs, Raymond Greenlee read
the scripture. The treasurer,
test: "5081A is higher yielding
than either Sanilac or Michelite
hut has the same size seed as
Clipper. The sister line 5081B is
lower yielding than A and is also
slightly on the large side,"
Mr. Dixon said he was im-
pressed with 3838-26C because of
'49 FORD
With Sherman back hoe,
good for digging graves.
Want to bury your mother-
in-law? $1,100
Mr. Gote Weinestraurn ac-
t $ 750 companied by Mr, Borden.Smith,
Centralia, were recent guests
a! '52 CHEVROLET SEDANwith Mr. and Mrs. Don Simpson,
•-1., Driven by a mechanically
•1-. minded individual $. 695 its maturity and plant type. Mrs. Dean Gibson, showed a London.lrs
1 James' Turner and Mr.
balance of slightly more .than
- the new strains may be released $300. Donations were made to and Mrs. Clarence Davis visited
I '52 DODGE SEDAN Pr6fessor Jones said some of .
A gleaming black $ 595 in the near future. several needy causes including with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hamil-
ton, Ailsa Craig, and Mrs. Wilt
•:• $10 to Miss Lillian Powell, mis-
V '52 CHEVROLET SEDAN
'49 FORD $ 495
'54 MASSEY CORN
PICKER—Who wants one of
these? $ 350
Buy
Christmas
Seals
Carroll, ParIchlii, on Monday.
sionary Obuse; Japan, prayer
Several of this' community at -
partner of St. Patrick's W.A.
• Larr-y Snider Motors-
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tended. the Christmas concerts
Ws. Ron Carroll conducted a
contest won by Mrs. Dean Gib- at Eden and. S.S. No. 2 Biddulph
held this past week,
son and. Mrs. Heber Davis pro-
... E vided a second with Mrs. Tom „:. , •
Ford.Edsel Dealer Kooy as winner: •
: Mrs. Carroll declired all seats Topics From
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Down To Earth
.Continued from Page 9
ever pceaching a sermon on this
Subject, . or of ever discussing
is some book in the Bible that and Mrs, Delmer Skinner and
queries this question, maybe ! their families.
there is an answer to be read Mrs. Philip Murch is spending
I will admit that I've not read a month with Mr. and Mrs, Ross
all of the Bibleand have proh- Skinner,
ably missed the moil. informa- Eiimville Y•P•11, were carol
tive chapters and if so I'd bet- singing in the cornmunity on Mon -
ter find it fast because I know day eve when they 'visited sev-
that question is lust sitting under erab homes. They were enter -
the fringe of 'blonde hair and is tained later at the holm! of Shir-
going to shoot at me again and ley Johns,
this time .there'll have to be an The Christmas service will be
answer forthcoming, held on Sunday morning at 10
On other questions that a fam- a.m, with Sunday School at the
ily of five can lob at you I gubss usual hour, 11 a.m. In the eve-
the rate of average can be ap- ningat 8 p.m. there will be a
plied, Sometimes the questions special Christmas service in the
can 'be answered right down to church.
the last button and I pitch to the S.S. Officers Elected
heights of childish fame: other
times I nearly drown it a sea of The annual Sunday School
,
despair of my own making try, meeting was held on Tuesday
ing to squeeze around acouple
evening when officers for 1959
of points to the one do know. wereelected.
Butthat' t no good either, they - Superintendent is Elson Lynn;
catch you Out every time,,, and ass't., Vernon deMontmorency;
drag you back to the horrible secretary, Bruee Delbridge;
fact tht you've got to find a assts., Fred Delbridge, Edward
geed answer. At this Point you Skinner, Grant Skinner; pianists,
agree they'd all make darn Diane Johns, Frances. Johns, San -
good schoolteachers, even if it. dra Walters; treasurer, Itorae
was only for persistenet hi re- Delbridge; singing leaders, Ron-
ouiring an answer, Horrible lit- ld Elford and Airs. 110s8 Skin-
tI6 monsters, ' ncr; Superintendents, home de -
Darling little angels. When 'partment, Philip Johns; temper -
they are All tucked up in bed, ane, Vernon deMentnioreneY
aMelling of/ scented soap and and Delmer Skinner,' Cradle
clean pyjamas, after the lett tole, Mrs, John ititlidy.
goodnight kits and sbft little •
hugs, The last question has died
aWay and you tiptoe down the
Elimville
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By MRS. ROI'l SKINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Johns, Mr, and Mrs. Har-
old Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Hern, Miss Ruth Skinner, Lav-
erne Skinner and Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Skinner on Friday evening.
Friday 'evening •guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johns were
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johns, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Elford and Mr,
A tiMPL E SUCCE' TEST?
hall, breathing a, quiet sigh, get, Save money at your local 11
halfway down te stairs When ' at M. advises Manager 4,CharIld
"Mumniy queation, lues:ton,
question." They don't stay angels
lotg, de they
You either have children, or
have been children and no doubt
have been in their predicament
Of Mine .66trietitne during a life-
tinie and Se AM leaving this
with you — 1 haven't found the
atiavver; maybe Vott.haVe.
"Mittel -Oft If ?4nd made the
.Sinitli: it e eh' be the difference
between suceess :and failure,
rtead what Tartlet J. Hill once
said: "If you want to, know
Whether you are destined ie. be
a StittOSS or White in life,
•Yett e an easily find Otte The tett
it Sitilnit and it is
Are you able to Savo money? If
riot, drop but. You- wilt lose,'Vott
may think tit, buryou will lose,
Jet Crash
Kills Pilot
FO. Robert E. Reid, an in-
structor at Centralia for three
years, was killed last week when
his T-33 Silver Star jet crashed
into a field near Portage La
Prairie, Man. •
His wife, who has been active
in women's organizations at
Huron Park, and one young child
survive.
Reid, whose home is in Niagara
Falls, had been posted to jet air-
craft and was taking a training
course at Portage. He was alone
on a training flight• which had
been postponed because of bad
weather.
At ,Centralia, he was first a
flying instructor and then a
ground instructor in the former
Primary Flying Training School.
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