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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-01-22, Page 15ow. ,OpICS• Items -9f Sflpial and Per onal Intere.et n ,a.nd• Around :Exeter The gxaker Tnnaa•Advopate to always pleaded to pultllah these stento. We and ,our readers Ara. Intetcated in you and your Blends. Phone 77g Mrs. W. R. Sillery .entertained the executive of Cavell W.M.S. la dessert and coffee at the ,Rurkley Restaurant an Thursday where pians were made fro the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. William Howe of Atwood were Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter, Danny and Tracy of Seaforth, Mr. and Idrs. Ervine Eggert, .Bobby and Sheila and Mr. Fred Allisau, Greenway, ysited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Kleinfeldt. Mr. and Mrs. Manlard, Luther, Larry and Linda of Grand. Rend spent S'atur'day evening ,with llxr. and Mrs. Bert Bissett, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powe' visited their niece, Mrs. :Robert Murch. and fancily at Thorndale • on Sunday. Progressive • EUCHRE PARTY Wed., Jan, 28 0:30 p.m. ORANGE HALL, LUCAN Auspices of L.O.L. 493 'Admission 500 Lunch Free Annual BRIDGE AND EUCHRE PARTY AUXILIARY ROOMS OF SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL Thurs,, Jan, 29 8:30 p.m. Admission 75e Lunch Will Be Served Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary To South Huron Hospital Enjoy Dancing to the music of DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA in the Community Centre, Zurich Every Friday Night 10 to 1:3L Modern, Rock 'n Moll Square Dancing Admission 750 Sponsored by Zurich Lions Club JOIN THE CROWDS Lyric Theatre NOW PLAYING "FROM HELL TO TEXAS" Cinemascope and Color * Don Murray * Diane Varsi MON., TUES. & WED. January 26, 27 and 28 "CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE" (Vistavision and Color) * Virginia McKenna * Paul Scoffield THURS., FRI. & SAT. January 29, 30' and 31 "BADLANDERS" * Allan Ladd * Katy Jurado — plus "ANDY HARDY COMES HOME" (Cinenascope and Color) * Mickel/ Rooney * Faye Holden Matinee Saturdays -- 2 p.m. Mrs. Isabella t at rete •tit Port Angeles, \gash., died last week in her 87th year. Size was a sister of Air. John Campbell, (;Kiley St. Airs. George fockola, Guelph,. has visited for the past two weeks at the home of her sister, 1dr. and Mrs, Robert Ostler. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pollen of Flint, Mich., spent a few days in Kxeter awing to the death of the former's mother., Mrs. Alr- tictlr Mitchell. Mrs. I2. G. l)inney returned home frons St. Joseph's Hospi- tat last Tuesday alter under- going minor surgery. Mr. Alden Johns of Saskatoon, Sask., is vsiting with his sister, Mrs. William Pybus, Mr. R. C. .Pinney, 11.r. E. R. Donner, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hoc- key and Sir. and Mrs. Irvine Armstrong attended the furni- ture show in 'Toronto this week. Mr. Gary Vandeworp, who was called home from Bible School in Caronport, Sask., by his fa- ther's illness, returned on Tues- day. ,Sir. and rvlrs. J. 13. Prude re- turned the latter part of the week from attending Lhe conven- tion of Memorial Craftsmen at the St. Adelle winter resort in Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Francis and son of Tavistock visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques prior to leaving for Florida, .AIr. and Mrs. Jaques are leaving by plane for Florida in a few days. Mr. and. Airs, J'. 1-1, Delbridge returned home Sunday atter a nearly -two week vacation in Florida going- as far as Key West. Mrs. Roy Morenz, .Dashwood, will be guest on M' Lady -- Ci NX -TV Wingham on. Tuesday, January 27 to demonstrate a favorite recipe. Program time is 2.30 p.m. Miss .Norma. Keller who has 'been with the :Bell 'Telephone in Exeter for the past five years has been transferred La the Barrie office and left last week to assume her duties there, Mr. G, E. McTaggart of Wat- ford spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Glenn and visit. ern with his sister, Miss Nettie McTaggart in South Huron Hos- pital. Miss Mary VanCamp and her sister, Mrs. Harold Yates of London visited friends in Exeter on Monday. Mrs, William Tooke of Lon- don is visiting at the 'home of her sister, Mrs. Percy F'ass- tnore, who is ill but is improv- ing. Mrs. Elmer Gackstetter re- turned from Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday following surgery. Sorority Speaker' Discusses Prose Mrs. Harold J. Snell was guest speaker at the meeting of Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta. Sigma. Phi at the home of Mrs. Herman Dettmer Tuesday evening. Mrs. Snell spoke on "Prose" tracing the development of prose writing and she read examples of the prose works of several authors. Plans were made for a. white elephant sale to be held on Thursday. February 19. Mrs. Ted Jones' gift was won by Mrs. Ross Tuckey. • Hostesses were Mrs. William Huntley, Mrs. Allan Gascho, and Mrs. Warren May. Arena Activities FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 4100-51OO--Pet Wee A11-9tavi 5sdO—.Mitchell ve, lliohawka SATURDAY; JANUARY 24 5100.12:00-311nor i ockes 1,30-3:00—Public! SkatiniC 130-5:a0--ttigure $kitting, S:00.10:O0—PUb11e Skating MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY BOOKED I) frOtt i'HE SEASON Grand Bend BINGO Cancelled Until Further Notice J ingoS which have been held at Grand Rend Legion Hall No. 488 are cancelledeffect. ive i)nmediately. e metol un,tnmmtmurfittminutoumno,,, nu,u nrulttYi 1 11II,llifu nnu,Yfirlmnuniilirii mo, Stephen township Federation of Agriculture AnnIal Meeting +6 Turkey Banquet CREDI'tGN COMMUNITY CENTRE I Wed, Feb, 4 — 7:00 p,m, ADMISSION $1.$O i F (UEST SPEAKER; DON MI DLETON "- Fielchnan for Middlesbx Countyil Loot( Rnfiirfafnhie'nt Dente LLOYD- LAMl?(7l` T, Pres, ALLAN itlCHARb, tee. 3 . M atitatfreilii(ittfurlatatrrfetfialtelitnn'ia tnntaalTaVfatti intilets` ttlI r'latartrttiatiaailteffita'llift irA STEPHEN'S MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT — Officials of Stephen township for 1959. are shown here in an inaugural meeting photograph.. Seated, from left, are retiring reeve Jack Morrissey, who was warden of Duron in 1958; Glenn Webb, the township's youngest reeve, and Clerk James Mawhinney; standing, Councillor Jim Hayter, Deputy- Reeve Edward Gill; Councillors Edmond Hendrick and Stephen Dundas and Rev. Dr. R. S. Hiltz, United Church minister who assisted with the inaugural ceremony. --Jack. Doerr OFFICIAL PORTRAIT OF EXETER COUNCIL—This is the official photograph, of Exeter's 1959 council, taken during the inaugural .session. Seated front are Reeve William McKenzie, Mayor R. E. Pooley and Clerk C, V. Pickard; standing are Eldrid Simmons, Deputy -Reeve Chester Ma- whinney, Glenn. Fisher, Ross Taylor, Murray Greene, William Musser and George Rether. --Jack Doerr Th. Tlmee.Advocate, +fanuary 22, 1959 Pops is CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist Sunday, January 25 10:00 a.m.—"Learning to Live" 11:05 a.m.—"Sunday School January 18 Men and Youth Night CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister 9:45 a.m.»--Morning Worship (English) Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Exeter. 2:15 p m.—Afternoon Worship (Dutch) Reading Service. 3:30 p.m ,,--Sunday School CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryds . 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon Subject: "Twa Men That Owed Money" Nursery for children up to six years. THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH In MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Faroese, Minister 2;00 p.m.—Afternoon Worship (English) `The God of Jacob" 3:30 p.m..—Sunday School Listen to Temple Time, CHML, Sundays, 8 p.m. All Welcome JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W,C,M.. 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon Subject: "Making the Most out of Life" Anthem by the men's choir. Male Quartet: Walter Cutbush, Alfred Wuerth, Ray Mills, Ed Lindenfield. 7:00 p.in.—Evening Worship Sermon Subject: "The Unfor- giving Servant" A Warm Welcome Is Extended To All ZION CHURCH Evangelical United Brithrr!p 4REDITON R.Y. Gr IR. Strome, Poste 10:00 a.m.-Worship Youth Sunday Service west Speaker: Mr. ;Lorca Amacher 11 11:15 a.m.--,Church School, Crediton Week of Prayer ' , Services Wednesday -- United Church' Thurs. and Fria -. Zion Chard" MAIN STREET The United Church of Canada Minister; Rev. Robert S, Hiltz, B.A., Th.D, Organist: :Mrs, A. Willard. 10:00 a.m.—Church School, 11:15 a.m.-.Worship Sermon: "Aecepting it " NurseryChallengeprovided for children 4 to 5 years during sermon.. The Sacrament of the Lo`d'e Supper will be observed. Come and Worship With IJe PENTECOSTAL. TABERNACLE 9:45 a,m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-.Worship Service 7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service: Fri., 8 p.m -Christ Ambassado"r'$ Hearty Welcome To All "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thine heart that God bath raised Hine from the dead, thou shalt be saved." —Romans 10;9 Pastor: Evang. L. Winn -Butler THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH EXETER "Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord" 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School ,, 11:30 a.m.—Worship Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD K. L. Zorn, Pastor, Phone 65 10Bib:00 le a.mCl.--assSnnday School and 11:00 a.in.—Worship Service , Sermon: "Our Mission Challenge" Welcome In His Name AMBLING ALONG With The AD MAN Ey J. M. MILES By J. M. MILES Don't Believe In Advertising Every time I hear soineon utter this little speech—I ani re minded of the old fellow who kept repeating as he watched one of the new J e I. fighters roar across a cross the sky "heh, quite a contraption, but: it'll never replace the horse and bug- gy". However, this is a free country, a n d You and 1 are both free to say our say. Of course there is also a good old Canadian custom: that says, "We need not always be in complete agreement.'.' So ... Horse And Buggy Advertising When a man says he dosis not believe in this er that, there is usually a reason. I always try to find the reason, when a man %ays to me, "t don't believe in advertising." Perhaps the fault lies not with advertising but with the advertiser. Many advertisers today are prone to regard advertising as some unknown quality that may or may .not bring results. They plan their advertising an the back of the nearest paper bag, or run the same advertiseni.ent weeks on end. For this kind of advertising I say, "T don't believe in this either." "It won't get results." 1 admit that, here and now. But :t do insist that advertising can, and docs de a selling job for people who take time to plan and work with it. Your newspaper is ready, will - COMING EVENTS O.F.U,—Ontario Farmer's Union meeting, Elimville Leat 305, will be held at Clirnville -fall this Thursday, January 22, at 8:30 p,rn. A special speaker will he there, Ladies please bring hunch. Everybody welcome. 22* PANCAKE SUPPER — Annual Pancake supper, Shrove Tuesday, February 1), under the auspices of Women s Auxiliary, Trivi.tt Church. 22e SMORGASBORD supper, Cavell Presbyterian Church, k"riday, Febeuary 6. Watch nestweek's paper for further particulars.. 22c MONEY -MAKING meeting, fea- turing fillet on proper" milker opelati'of, training of cows to good milking habits, and testas• titis discussion, at Crediton 'rows Hall, On Monday, January 25, at 2 p.m. l veryonc Welcome 15re- sented hy Lovett McGuire, Wing - tam, Surge dealer. 22e EUCHRE PARTY -MI toy Sellae and rub parent's are invited to A euchre party at the Jewett hall, !'riday, January 28, at 8:50 p.irt. 22t ing and anxious to help you in every way it can. They want you to get results and they are willing to spend both time and money to see that you do. This 'is the service that your news- paper owes you. In return we ask your help in planning and executing smart, intelligent ad- vertising that will help you sell. The Story Of The Man Who .. Woke up to the chime of his advertised alarm clock. Got up, put on his advertised slippers, shaved with an advertised razor —ditto the shaving soap, lotion, and talcum, Went downstairs, ate his advertised breakfast food, drank a very well known brand of advertised coffee, kiss- ed his wife, and got advertised lipstick onhis cheek. Got in his advertised ear, and drove to his office. Arriving at 9 a.m. and at 9:15 a,m, observed to his secretary that he certainly "did not believe in advertising." Kinds makes a fella think, eh? Questions You Should Ask If by any chance you are the type that says "don't believe in advertising" ask yourself if you have ever given rt a fair chance? Have you planned and worked with advertising representatives? Have you kept your staff in- formed of your advertising ef- forts? is •your advertising sea- sonal? Are you making the most Of the national advertising done of the products you sell? These are just a few of the points that Beed attention. I am very much of the opinion that it i5 no longer a case of "Does Advertising Pay", only a ease of "Mow Much Cad I Af- ford?" Good service, honesty, quality, fairness in your dealings, ser- vice to the public for a long period M time, personal friend- ships and contacts, "sure they are important" but renieniber. every prospective buyer is any- body's customer till you make the sale. You know you have what he wants—Does he? Modern telling Maxinit (1) Strike while the prospect is hot, (2) 'Teri' are two sides to every question — do you know your customer's as well as your own? (3) Hope springs eternal; in the human breast, byre a wish- bone hever took the place of a backbone. et , f,,_" r..,., -.l Wok 1A.*0..,,l. P64.1. "I tan rent el; be when you could imp into a phoria booth �W,, whets a,atrap brolc5 ' Most Women Are ...in the wav they do their shopping It's difficult to generalize abut women in most respects . . , each is so different in so many ways! But when it collies to shopping, hint; out of ten women follow the same sensible plait, They .first study the ads in this paper with their particular deeds in mind , then go direct to the stores that offer what they're looking for. If you want to start theist coming your way " advertise where they start their shopping! The Exeter Tlrnes-A dvoca al it Y'..