HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-09, Page 13SAINT$BURY REPORT
Falls into barn stable
girireqs. 5 surgery
By MRS, HEaER DAVIS
Tittle Miss Wilma Weibet'g.
who fell from the barn floor to
the stable below tali the Ellering-
ton farm where her father, Mr.
Conte Weiberg, is employed, is
a. patient in War Atemor1al Chnl-
dt•en'sHospital, London, where
site .underwent surgery on '!'ites-
day morning Tier condition is
reported satisfactory at this
time,.
M,r.sa VY: Culbert
,clips in hospital
Airs. Wesley Culbert died in
South :Huron Hospital, :Exeter,
on Thursday, April 2 in her 83rd•.
year,
She was a member .of this
community and St. Patrick's
church for many years, coming
to the Culbert farm nn conces-
sion 4, Biddulph, where Mr. and
Mrs. -Don Maguire now reside,
•as a bride in 190;3, She was for-
merly Pearl :Elizabeth Cuddy of
Adelaide township, Her husband
predeceased her in September
1999, She has resided in. Exeter
since that time.
She is survived by four Oils
dren: Aljoe Culbert, concession
4; Mrs. Percy ;Browning •(Wilia),
Exeter; Alfred Culbert, London,
and Mrs. Ted, Sims (Eva), Exe-
ter; 10 grandchildren and :three
great grandchildren.
The funeral was held on Mon-
day, April. 6 at ,the Murdy fur
neral home, Lucan, with inter-
ment in St, Janes ccnaetery',
Clancleboye.
St. Patrick's Outlet
Dlrs. Clarence Davis was host-,
ess on Friday afternoon for thel
April meeting of the Guild. Mrs. i
Hugh Davis, president, conduct-
'
ed the meeting and led in the
devotional period assisted by ,
Mrs. Harvey Latta, Mrs. Maur-
ice McDonald .and Mrs. Heber
Davis.
A letter was read from Miss ,
LiJlias Powell, Obuse, •Japan,?
prayer partner of St; Patrick's;
WA giving a -description of her;
work in the New Life Sanitarium,'
Obuse, Japan. The treasurer, i
Mrs. Dean Gibsonannounced
the receipts from the St. Pat
rick's tea were over $45,
Following the business the
ladies pieced quilt blocks.
Personal items '
Miss Ruth Lewis, Toronto, and
Air. Haywood, Kenora, were
guests with Air. and Mrs. Earl
Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Atkinson..
Leslie Greenlee is still in the
London hospital but expects to
he home .n a few days, v
Mrs. James Turner is confined
to beti and .Osear kiodgiiis, i
.ucan, is spending a few days
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott!
visited with Mr. and .Airs. Ivan
Needham and Mas. Garfield
Needham, Bally -mote, ou Thurs.
day.
f
,
A nuiabcrfr t � •o �this
r.ani
o .
triunity attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. Alonzo. Abbott al
the ilaskett funeral home, Lu-
can, on Aionclay. She was a for-
mer resident of this community,,
having spent many y'ear's faarrn- f
Mg on the farm where her son,
Mr, and Mrs. Aiurray Abbott
now reside, on concession. 4.
-C . with "nests wttl. Air. and Mrs.;
Murray Abbott over the week.
end were Mr, and Mrs. Lloycl
Maguire and Jeffery, Seotland,
Mr. and Mrs. dames Mugsford,!
Toronto, and Mr. and Airs. Tilly
Abbott .and Hill, Niagara Falls.!
'With Air. and Air's. Clifford
Abbott were Mrs. Madeline Moon -
and daughter, Melody, London,
and 21r, Clayton Abbott, Paris,
Misses Heather and Joan Bark-
er spent their Easter holidays
with their grandparents, Mr. and(
Mrs, Heber Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kony and
Clayton avere guests al the Knn-
ing-Branderhorst wedding at the
Church of Christian Reform,
Exeter, and at the. reception fol.
lowing.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dickins
held a birthday dinner for Mrs.
Diekin's father on Sunday eve-
ning. Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Squire and Mr.
and Mrs. Ron• Squire, Whalen,
Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson Squire,
Farquhar and Mr. and Mrs.•
Heber Davis..
5 to a surprise
H:ensaii warming
A pleasant surprise patty
which took the forth of a house
warming was hold at the home
of Air. and Mrs. Walter Madge.
A presentation of a gift was
p c,
anode, Miss Agnes..Aanderson and
Mrs. Charles Robinson doing the
honors. Air. Madge made a re-
ply, thanking everyone.
r ro ressive euchre vas
played after which lunch was.
served and an old time dance
was enjoyed.
Guests included Miss Agnes
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
,Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
iluntable, of -Centralia, Dir. and
Mrs. Stan Love, Exeter, Mrs. H.
McMurlrie, Hensel], Mr. and
Mrs. J. A..MeMurtrie, Air. and
Mrs. Harold Jones and family„.of
Kippen, Dir. and :firs. Charles
Robinson, Mr. James. McAllis-
ter, llir, and Mrs. Robin McAl-
lister,Zuriah, Mrs. .1, Love and
Jim and Wayne, A'arnia, Mrs.
Ross Dick, Goclerich.
*
Air. Jerry McClinehey re-
turned .home after spending a
week with Sgt. William ,Shupe,
Mrs. Shupe and Sarann, at Alt.
Clemens, Mich.
• Air. and Airs. Don Avary, of
Sarnia, visited over the week-
end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and `1rs. Joe Flynn and
Toycend 'Air. and Mrs, Gerald
Flynn,nn,
Mrs. John Baker and Bradley
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Baker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hamilton in Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson
of St. Marys visited recently
wth the latter's aunt, Mrs. Aaanie.
Blatchford who is 111.
Euchre and dance sponsored
by the Kippers East W1 Fridav•
was the last of the season. WT:
officials .expres-sed thanks to
those who have supported them
during, the series.
Airs. Annie Blatehford was
taken h_v
. l,nnttaron ambulance
Sunday evening to South Huron
;Hospital. Exeter, with a heart
condition.
Dir. and Mrs. Bill Shupe and
Sarann. Selfridge, Alich., spent
the ‘rcckenrl with Air. and Mrs.
W. Jinks. ,terry McClinehey who
spent the Easter vacation with
them oecompanied then home,
Around arena.
.--• Continual from Page 8
lies went to Larry irintnell and
Dennis Hockey,
,aster ,activities
Quite a successful Easter Egg
hunt was staged last .Monday
.afternoon al the arena.
Thanks to the efforts of the
local Kinsmen Club at least 20
dozen eggs were purchased and
colored. Due to the poor weather
cond!tions outside, the Easter
eggs were hidden all around in-
side the arena. Close to 100 chil-
dren took part and a good time.
was had by all.
Winners of the Faster Bonnet
contest were: first, Connie Makey,
second, ,Joan Heywood and third,
Joanne Killeen.
In the Pet Show that went all
to the Dogs, it was Honey Wein
with. "Slippery" for first, Hans
Zeehuisen with "Bullet" second
and. Doug Stanlake with `"Boots"
third.
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Sovereign, Regal and. Belmont
PAINT BUYS
• House Paint • Semi -Gloss
• Porch & Floor • Enamel
Regular Price $1.59 Quart
$1.09 qt.
3FOR $3.00
. DISCONTINUED PAINT
1/2 PRICE.
TOILET TISSUE
Snowcap Brand Regular 2 for 29j
Sorry! Only 9 To A Customer
TERRIFIC
SAVING( • 9 FOR
.0.12 . Galvanized
Pails
69c
Top Quality "Duro"
Regular 89¢ •-.. Sori=fit,
Two to a Customer
Repeat Offeri
Corn
Brooms . •
5 -String Reg. $1.59
One To A 99c
Customer EA.
Brooder
ulb
250 Watt .White
Westinghouse
For Chick
& Pig
Bicycles
CCM JUNIOR, JUVENILE
OR STANDARD
Sorry, no trade-ins
;39.95
Light ulbs
Westinghouse, Reg. 22¢
25-40-60 watt
FCiP
35c
FLOP $1
WE CUT
25c
Reg.
35 p
Don't be locked out!
Used Westinghouse
R frigereltor
8 cu. ft.
Sealed Unit -Good Shape
No delivery!
SPECIAL
Sunbeam
Mixer
• with stand and bowl
White -- Reg. $31.75
Limited quantity
SALE 19.95
Major Appliances
EACH UNiT FULLY. GUARANTEED
'59 FRiGIDAiRE DELUXE 30" RANGE $249.00
Light, clock, timer, Regular $309.95, 2 only
21 CU, FT, CORONADO FREEZER ..., $349.95
735•Ib. cap., '59 model, Reg. ;459:95, 2 only
'59 FRIGIDAIRE APARTM'T RANGE .. $149.95
4 -Burner, Regular $186.95, 2 only
'58 FRIGIDAIRE 30" RANGE $249.00
Glass door, automatic, Reg. $309.95, 1 only
FRIGIDAIRE .13 'CU. FT. PRIG. , $299.95
'58 Model, Reg. $379.95, 1 only
FRIGIDAIRE CYCLAMATIC 10 FT,,$319.95
No defrosting, Deluxe, Reg. $429.95, 1 only
FRIGIDAIRE, AUTOMATIC WASHER $249.95
Reg. $429.95; 1 only, new plus insfattafion
Power Mowers
18" ROTARY 2 C' CLE, 2 i4.ls..;.,.,... ... $43.95
18" ROTARY 4.CYCLE ..:....,,,.,o,,.;,,.,,,,, $69.95
18" LAWN ROY, 2 H.P. ,.,,,,..... $44.88
Sorry, No Trade=ins at these prices.
GE Steam and Electric
Evenflow, Latest Model
Regular $21.50
SALE
'14,95
Coffield
Washer
Reconditioned .1.1.! Pump
Long Skirt ' Tither
ONLY
SPECIAL
Both Stores
FRIDAY NIGHTS
ONLY
April 10 & 17
7 to 10 o'clock
2
ALL LTE
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Excluding Sale Articles, Of Course
Other Greedy Rr ;r:uced Prices
.FARMERS
Compare these prices Buy nowt
RARR WiRE SALE $8.95
4 pt. '6 Can. Heavy, 80 1'06
LIGHT BARB WIRE SALE $6,2$
4 pt. 6 Canadian, 80 rods
FROST FENCE, 84212 $1.29 Rod
TAAtL POSTS, 7' ft., red, each 980
EVEREADY FENCE BATTERY, ea, $3.95
$59
Ironer
Thor -- Used Short Time
Worth $159.95 new
This one's like new.
SALE
Wallpaper Sale
ONE. DA,Y.ONLY - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15
Entire Stock 1/2 Price
Subject To Stock on Hand -- Open All Day
AlicClory Cook Stove
Royal Charm, White, Frail Enamel
Hiph Shelf, In Perfect Condition
New $195.00 -- No Delivery .
SAL E
$69.00
Ladders
Best Gracie Extension
20' SALE $18,95
24' SALE $22.95
28' .,SALE $2..6.95
30' SALE $28.95
32' SALE $30.95
36' SAL E $33.95
16' Push Up ..... $8,95
1" & 11/2"
Pure Bristle
Point
Brushes
Reg, $2.49 Set
i49
One Set To A
Customer
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15 Pound
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