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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-28, Page 10Page IA The Tirnes•Advocate, May 25 1959 WINS SECOND HIGI-'E$T AWARD --Guide Fleurette Allaert of the First Centralia ttCAF Girl Guides is congratulated upon winning the s ecan d highest award ard in G uid ing , the All Around Cord, by Divisional Commissioner Miss L. Seigner,District Commis. lsioner Mrs. Raymond Destobel and Guide Captain Mrs. Olive Amos. Missing from the picture is Guide Linda Lowry who also received her All Around Cord at the annual mother and daughter banquet on Wednesday night, ,-Van Goozen Honor two Centralia Guides with presentation of cords By ELIZABETH TQVCH1ETTE - Proulx, both worked tirelessly "In this day and age when all year nn our behalf and de• teenagers are regarded by some "•, as not contributing their full This week in , share to our society these two • • e * ■ girls deserve special credit," said Miss L. Seigner, Girl Guide divisional commissioner, when she presented All Around Cords to Guides Fleurette Allaert and Linda. Lowry at the annual ma- ther and daughter banquet of the First RCAF Centralia Girl Guide Association Wednesday evening, "The All Around Cord is the second highest awardin guiding. Both girls have earned their second class and first class bad- ges and both have contributed their time and efforts this year to help in the leadership of Brow- riies," said Miss Seigner. As the girls received their, Cords fellow guides sang the guiding song "Bravo — Well Done." L. T. Syme, chairman of the group committee, proposed the toast to the queen and Ann Tho- mas responded. Guide Captain %Olev Amos in- troduced head table guests, Mrs. A. G. Kenyon; Mrs. T. P. Mc- 1Vlenarnon, president of the mo- ther's auxiliary; Mr. L. Syme, chairman of the group commit- tee; Mrs. R. J. Foster, treas- urer; Miss Seigner, and Mrs. Raymond Destobel, district com- missioner and thanked them al] for their, behind -the -scenes as- sistance during the year. "Our two honorary chairmen, Padre Gilbert and Father err inc e sea By MRS WILLIAM WALTERS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horton of near Clinton visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Colin Giifillan, Mr, and. 11irs. Harry Sperling of London, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Kirkland of Exeter visited. on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Free- man Horne. Mr. and. Mrs, Howard. Day - man and fancily, of Kippen, vis- ited Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. William Walters. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Sholdice, of Landon, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N. Clarice. Mrs, Esther Shipley, Mrs. Florence Shipley and cher daugh- ter of Clinton and Mr. Joe Bailey of Exeter visited on Sunday with Misses Dora and Beatrice Del. bridge. Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Baux and boys visited in St. Marys on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters attended the dog show in Sarnia on Saturday. Their prize Peking- ese dog won the prize for the best of breed in its class and second prize in the toy group. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hawk- ins, of Anderson, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan. Brock on Sunday. ' Present 35 awards • Thames raa�! � By MRS. W11-1.1AM RQHDE , On ,Sunday morning during Sunday $chool 35 diplomas and, seals for attendance were given; by the superintendent, Mr. Wil-; Ilam Elford. Seal for 20 years perfect at -1 tendance was ,presented to Miss, Agnes Bray= Those receiving diplomas. were eJ•aan Allen, Susan Allen, Judith Cann, Billy Jeffery, Barry miller, Beth Passmore, Paul Passmore, Sharon ?assnmore, Calvin Rhode, Bruce Simpson, Jimmy Snow, Marlene Stewart. Second year seals: Terry Johns, Lack Mayer, Joyce Mayer, Judy Mover, Wayne Mayer, Brian Miller, Barbara Wether, Doug- las Webber, Marlene Webber; serve our sincere thanks" added Mrs. Amos, "We have with us two Guides who are very eager. They have been waiting a long time for their All Around Cords. They have worked for this honour from the time they joined Guides," said Mrs, Amos. Following t h e presentations June Wheeler led the Brownies in song, The Guides then sang `Witchcraft' led by Patrol. Leader Ann Grayer. Mothers and daughters gave a rousing ovation to all fathers who had served the banquet. The evening endedwith hum- ourous movie shorts shown by R. Marsden. Guide leaders of the First Cen- tralia RCAF Group are Olive Amos, Thelma .Kinch, Isobel Clark, Ann Thomas, Peggy Ri- ley, Florence Tasker and Linda' Lowry. Betty Allen, Gladys Duffy, June Wheeler, Chris Husson, Martha Moody, Betty Owens, Norma. Lowry and Fleurette Al- laert are Brownie leaders. Members of the group com- mittee include W. Warburton, vice-chairman, C. C. Taylor, sec- retary; W. S. Harker, public re- lations; R. S. Kinch and B. W. Cooke, quartermaster and camp- ing; Mrs. McMenamon, mo- ther's auxiliary; 3. M, Bennin, L. C. Lapeer, 3. M. Annany, :R. L. Freeman, projects; E. A•. Dempster, training; W. E. Hic- key, J. Owens and H. J. Tasker, frac sportaflan Wood fibres are called cellu- lose. Get The Deal Of A Lifetime On The Cars Of The Year! "Dividend Days" LIST PRIDE SAVE up to $B000* 'la,eri on a recent tempdri,en �[ taanurac urers',,ggested re,a,t prices. at d L. S. M. (Larry Snider Means STANDARD EQUIPMENT SAVE up to *7900 F. T. Fin* Trades) . GAS ANO OIL SAVE up to *Age” each year' You never have to wax a Ford SPFCIAI SAVINGS ON USER '58 CHRYSLER "WINDSOR" SEDAN—The earl ... .. $3,500 458 EDSEL "CORSAIR" SEDAN Automatic, radia ...... $3,1.05 t57 BUICK "CENTURY" FORDOR HARDTOP ---driven by a quiet, reserved and married air :force 'officer .. $2,750 '57 FORD "FAIRLANE" 500 TUDOR HARDTOP — She's loaded for bear. , $2,700 '58 FORD "SPORTS -LIVING" VEHICLE $2,500 '56 MONARCH ''RICHELIEU" 7a ORDOR HARDTOP - auto. uratic, radio, power steering, power steering, power brakes, in. fact, she has everything $3,1051 a5 FORD TUDOR ......six cylinder, choice of two $1,895 'S7 i'ORD SEDAN — V8 engine, Cheap at double the price! $1,695 '56 `ORD SEDAN $1,450 '54 MERCURY "SUN VALLEY" . T TJ D O R HARDTOP — tile's really the job! ... $1,395 '55 METEOR COACT .,,.r,.srl:,,:�,,.1.1 $1,395 '51 Mr1V)11, ft COACH „r..ys„t„r,,,.,,.,. $ 495 CARS AND TRUCKS, TOO Third year: Grant Rodgert, Jack Hodgert, Joanne Hodgert, Margaret punkin, Glenn Rhode, Bobby Snow, Margaret Webber; Fourth year: Douglas Rohde; fifth year, Ronald Clarke; sixth year, Larry Ballantyne and Billy Snow; seventh year,Margaret et ,Anderson and Helen Anderson, There were 87 in attendance. 3•M Club On Wednesday evening the last meeaing of the 3-M Club until fall was held in the base- ment of the church with 24 in attendance. It took the form of a hard time party. All came dressed for the occasion, The theme for '52 STUDEBAKER HARDTOP ---V3 engine, automatic, radio, a real jazzy affair! - $ 695 '52 OLDSMOBILE "88” COACH she's O.K. $ 650 '50 FORD SEDAN —a good one ,,$ 250 TRUCKS '56 FORD TANDUM "700" DUMP—full Remise $4,500 '55 FORE. TANDUM "800" DUMP Full air $4,300 '56 DODGE "X" STAKE DUMP $2,795 '58 FORD PICKUP a steal for beauty!this '53 FORD7 x 1.3 STAKE . : new $1,995' motor $ 9M '55 FARGO PANEL—al :nice title ,$ 795 TRACTORS '53 M.ASSEY "221, —a beautiful hunk of arth ted horses .....,,M $ 100 '45 ".Z" WATERLOO—it ran; in! ,.,. $ 305 W COCKS} UTT TANDt3M DISC i#ARROW" ......... ... , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r $ 159 Larry Snider Motors PHONg 04, Ford Easel SAW afsd SerVitS M1 EXETER the meeting, "Faith" was given by William Rohde, Assisting in the worship were Malvin Gardi• nen Mrs. Gardiner and Rev. H. C. Wilson, A story •on Faith. was given by Mrs, William Rohde, The roll call was answered with by telling "your most em. barrasing moment, It Was de, cided to buy a carpet for the platform. The annual picnic is to be held. on June 12. The program included a hu- morous reading by Mrs. Lee Webber, a musical number by Mrs. Reg Hodgert and William Rohde, and a skit "Do you .be- lieve in signs?" by Mr. and Airs. Reg Hodgert, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs, Rohde. A game "Dress the May Queen" was won by Edwin Miller and Mrs. William Allen who was given a crown. The committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde, items { r na l' eo s Mrs. Percy Passmore, of Exe- ter, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Abner Passmore, Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn Jeffery visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Heard of Kirktan, Mr, and Mrs. William Snow, Billy, Bobby and Jimmy, Mrs. ,Jennie Moore spent Sunday with Mr, end Mrs, Calvin Moore of 1l,llllt11111A,I,moifItA,llllllitri111h11,111,41111,1111t,11A111 11,It/11111111HHIIIi11N411N14111441111/41111111N141{11111111141}^ ' WUERTH'S for Casuals and Loafers Brown, black,., beige, gray and winter white -- foam rubber and crepe soles POPULAR DESERTBOOTS it black and gray Men's Work Boots AS I:DW AS $4,79 Boys` Sizes as low as $3,69 Tops for the farm. 'FAMOUS DACK QUALITY DRESS SHOES from $15,95 Wuerthis PHONE 252 EXETER 1,1r11„O./1,O M,M11,1111U,ng11,,,,,1111/M/MO I,11111111,OIMMIU111111111/1„Ip1,11tl1111111111,I111111111tt111 vowing. M. Moore remained and is going to visit with Mr. AN. • '.rs., -George Ntcheis .of Sar oma. I11r. and Mrs, ,Charles Jeffery visited ,on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coates of Eden. Mrs, Abner Passmore, Dar, lene and Dale accompanied: Mr. .and, Mrs. Wellingtap Heist of Crediton in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Liam. 'They left :Sunday morning. or"rung. Mr. Alvin Passmore was quite ill last week, Mrs. Morrison Caswell, of Brantford, spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin. P'assnore Morrison Caswell spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Marilyn were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Broad. fool: •af Eippen. Mrs. Norman Knight, Mrs. Tom Haley and Brian, of Sea - forth, visited on Tuesday last with Mr. and Mrs,. Ernest Mr, Earl Hunter of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. EnmerY Geiser of Crediton visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,, Ernest Pynm, .Itis, and Mrs. 1tarold iluamme and family of Guelph, Miss Judy Snelgrove of ,Exeter were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hume and family. Mrs,. Esther Shipley, Mrs. Florence Shipley and daughter, Lynn, were Sunday tisitors at the Thames Road manse. .Mr, and Mrs. Harold Rowe and .family were guests at the Fisher -Johns wedding at Jamnes T7nited Church, Exeter • ,on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Amos Warwick and boys tmf Port Huron, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Fisher and gir.is and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher of Exeter were guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Harold ;Rowe Wifet ''ilio, f did not sen a but. ton on your trousers; 1 vas ttell tired. And anyway, which is mars important your w)fe or yet' trousers?"' .Husband: e'W.ell, there- are ,places f can go without a. wife: �q�AillAtllN.U11A11t1.Itp1.11A4gFf4A}<tllN14!4A111111SlAllSUl4� _ CANADIANF. r. PROPANE z. 1 GAS A APPLIANCES it i .! GRATTQN N Phor�!e QTSJN i 56 Grand Ni 7',0“,t ll mi4ll1mium,llummiU,m,,,,V,,,,l,11Qa1U MID -TOWN STORAGE 15 TOPS! MID -TOWN AGENTS ARE iN THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITIES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE; • HENSALL-- Hensall 50 to $1.00 Store • ZURICH. --Thief's Superior Store • HILLSGREEN—Hillsgreen General Store • VARNA—W. T. McAsh Lucky Dollar Food Market • BRUCEFIELD—T, A. Dutton Appliances • KIPPEN—Diechert's General Store • CROMARTY---Sorsdah!'s General. Store • CREDITQN---Radford'$ General Store • BRINSLEY—Trevethick's General Store • AILSA CRAIG—Meadow's Grocery • DENFIELD--Doug Corniell • LUCAN—Lucan Dry Goods • *WQODHAM--Jaques' General Store • ELIMViLLE–Fulton's General Store • KIRKTON—Morrison's Lunch • RUSSELDALE--Colquhoun's Lunch • CENTRALIA--Osborne's General Store Robinson's Lucky Dollar Food Market IN EXETER (Downtown) --Lloyd Ford's Men's Wear LITTLE BIT BETTER ALL - WAYS MID -TOWN CLEANERS PHONE 33 Free Pickup and Delivery Service EXETER MEAT VALUES! Delicious Chicken, 3•1b, ave., lb. Fryers 3' Devon SWeet Smoked Rindless Bacon Swift's Brookfield Skinless Sausage Maple Leafaf/Sweet Pickled -- Cryovac Va'S • Cottage Roils Maple Leaf Bologna 5 c Liar pkg, .39c c lit3. 47 33c SL{C S t3 lylCE L.lg. FROZEN FOOD BUYS HALF GALLONS All Flavors Each 8 bionic — Largo 12,ez, lin Lemonade Beefy Turkey and Chicken Maple Leaf Pies York Haddock Fish Sticks EA. B3 -0Z, PKG. FRESH FRUiTS AND VEGETABLES Celery Stalks OAL111:3PN1A, 4'S Red Ripe Cello Tomatoes: New Crop Green Beans New Texas Onions ISA 23c 33c i t M H 19cc tKO, .19;. Ltaz, 29 $URE SAVINGS! !•3ick's Sweet Mixed Pickies SURE SAVINGS! Instant Pet Milk l6 -[1Z, PRG: $URE $AVINGS! Challenger Fancy Red Sockeye Saimon .SURE SAVINGS! Aylmer Catsup $URE r$AVINGS! Aylmer Choice Quality Cream Corn Cheery Morn Coffee Phone 532 Free D 100 Ofit FRESH GfC1t.INi] LE3': 59c 73c Red Rose Famous 10f off pkg, of 60's Tea Bags 67c Maple Loaf 16•o_r." lar Cheddar Spread 5► Breakfast Club Raspberry or Giant Size Tide SPX 24 -oz, lal' Strawberry Jam 454 TIN 434 4 Le., 98c Luncheon Meat Swift's Prem Pound packages Margarine 'T' ll C l la Boston Brown Aylmer .eons Miracle whip ,y. 1$ -ox. this 33° lfpox, ler Aylmer Panty 2i.ez. this Tomato Juice 3 rtii4 ,39c Large 32 -oz, jar 43 c 33 c s Tata -oz. tin 45` 11.or, bottles FDR 35, 1S -oz. tins 2 FOR 25 A NEWI ROBIN HOOD Boston Cream Pie. Mix 4 off 161/2.oz, pkg. Banana, Spice, Chocolat* or Golden K . 33 MONARCH FAMILY S12S CAKE MIXES Chocolate or White 334 Boxed Plants ,r ` omAtO • CABBAOB * FLowEitt ripe, NOW in Static '21-c12. tt, MARKET livery Open Solurday Till 10 pam-