Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-25, Page 10Page 10 The. TiInes,Advocate, June 25, 1959 Thames Road SS marls anniversar Ry MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Mr. and Mrs, ;lathes Miller and The annual Sunday School an -11'01'1111Y of Woodham, with. Mr. piversary was held an Sunday 'and Mrs. Edwin Miller; morning with a good crowd in. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mayer,\I • 'Don ld N'laver and friend of Mr. and Mr's, Patterson, of H ung t. Fwit tsbI x ' and i Mrs, Alvbert 1.,therington.• of Exeter visited onMr. and Mrs. iSunf dayeve celerc 'es.• O years Hing with Mr. and Airs, Wilfred Hunkin. Next week H u r o n County work of the public health nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Ratcliffe Health Unit will officially cont- When nursing staff is sufficient, and family', of Byron, visitedr service can Mon p!ete 10 years of public service. the board hopes work to embark upon Sunday afternoon with NI _:,e unit, which now has a a bedside nurilQse sing pxogranun with all health a envies, For r. and Nlr Earl lohnston tions on July 1, 194x, Since then ed g e�'unr le the unit is a clearing Qalth unit in Huron Wiseman and Mr, Edgar on' staff of IS, commenced opera- A working liaison is maintain- teith attendances, r ors of the Sun» r, a nt p s. re o de many ccoi _ it as c r d an a n has y' t ler. 'e A C Set Mrs. . h. Nt •. and . an i•• b'e i r i• s in or � dun o ra i inal4 'S 0� use f f Some SO ore nb London, with Mr, and Air R b Iday. rt Mayer; ley, of London, were Sunday eve• plishments in its efforts to raise and is a partner wlLlt ilio d Mrs School filled the choir and the standards of health in the voluntary societies in the broad numbers under the' 'Mr, and 'Airs. Gerald Bell and Hing guests with Mr. an 'sad ts�o . Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. William : Roheit Cann. leadership of Mrs, Reg Hodgert Harper and Wilma of Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner, with Miss Agnes. Bray at the I organ and Mr. Ross Rowe at the Mrs. Clara Hackney and Miss' of Sarnia, were guests on Sun- iano. A vocal double duet was 'Pat Beaver of Exeter with Mr. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. ung by Misses Barbara Web- and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne. Ernest Pym. her, Helen Ballantyne, Grace , Mr. and Mrs. Theron Creery AIr,, and Mrs. John Herdman, Allen :and Ann Marie Rowe. and family of Kirkton, Mr, and' of k'.seter, visited an Monday Rev. R. E. F. McLagen, A. Mrs. Sterling Graham of Cr•omar- with Mr, Cephas. Pynr, Of Blyth was the guest speaker! ty with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ander-: E. Willard, of Mr. and Mrs, >, J. Who spoke on "Give away in son, I'1lount Hope, spent the weekend order to forget." Mrs. Jean Mair of Exeter with fwill Nir. and �1is Jack Bor Mr. and Airs. James Hodgert,land• tended the service and spent the Mrs.G.Wiseman,i . Mrs. Relatives and friends who at - Mr, and Mrs. Orville Cann, of, Mr, and Mis. R. N. Irwin, of day with :friends were: Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Had - Clinton, visited on Sunday with a , , I Bert and Diane with Mr. an Rev. a , • • county, To mark the occasion, officials cut a cake at the board meeting in Goderich last week. Warden William Jewitt and Board Chair- man Roy Adair jointly cut a birthday cake topped with 10 candles, A wide variety of services is represented in the unit's func- tions, ranging .from classes for parents to.supervision o_ :rest homes for elderly cit,- zens. field of health .education. The unit operates on a cost of approximately $1.80 per per- son per year, of which 50 is financed .by the county and the other half by the province. In addition, the board receives about $12,000 a year in national health grants for specially ap- proved projects. ,. Imlially Huron's unit was lo- cated in Clinton. With the erec- tion of a new .county building at Goderich, the headquarters were Mr. and AIrs Otto Brown N1r. d I[ C and A1rs rvilson ! transferred along with other Among its accomplishments, public departments to the new and Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, Mr. , Mrs Reg Hodgert. Mr. and Mrs, 1.1. N. Peas, of , the hoard is proud of a fluid structure. sand Mrs. Les Gibson of Exeter, Baptism i Ldndon, Mrs. Olive Graham of milk supply which now competes Branch offices for public health with Dir. and Mrs. William Ethe-On Sunday evening at the Toronto, Mrs, Lorne Eedy, Mr. I in quality with the best of the rington; church service the rite of baptism ! end Nlrs, John Eedv, Rollin andnurses are located in the public P a province. It has recently endors- hospitals of Clinton, Exeter, Sea - forth and Wingham with rental. paid by a national health grant. Commemorating 10 years with the unit are two original staff members, the director and medical officer of health, Dr. R. M, Aldis, and W. L. Empey, who is chief sanitary inspector, Other senior members of the staff are Miss L. Jean Falconer, supervisor of nursing, and Dr. T. R, Melacly, .public health veterinarian, who have served —Please turn to page 12i AlVVinchelseas withtoMr.laand `was administered to Margaret Lorne of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. •f Grace, daughter of Rev. Donald Jas, E. Brown, Cathleen, ,lamie Mrs, Bev Morgan;i and Mrs. Deas, and Kenneth Wil-; and Sarah of Brantford were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey . fred, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Sunday evening guests with Rev. and Daryl, of Exeter, with Mr. � Hankin, Mr. Lee Webber pre- 1{, C. and Mrs. Wilson and fain and. Mrs. John Pym; sented the certificates on behalf ily. Mr. and Mrs. William Pass -of the session. more, of Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Passinore; I Lure, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, E •f Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs. Personal items John Selves; '' Mr. and Mrs. William Lam- Mrs. Myrtle Hay of Exeter•,' port. Mrs. Annie Thomson at- ldrs, Brokenshire of Hagersville, 'tended the Miller-McDougald re - with Mr, and Mrs. Victor Jef- 1 union on Saturday at Mitchell fery: • 'Park. Mr. and 1Vlrs. Art Harris and i Mr. Jim Etherington was sue- Personal items Ronnie, with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cottle; Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Lamport and family, of Crediton,- with Mr. and Mrs. William Lamport; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and daughters of Kippen Mr, Mr. John Wilson read the scrip - The story in Zion cessful with his exams at the Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jaques University of Western Ontario. and Mr. and Mrs, Ray JaquesMr. and Mrs, Morrison Cas -attended Thames Road anniver- well, of Brantford, spent the nary and visited with Mr. and weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Al- Mrs. Lorne Passmore on Sunday. vin Passmore. Glenn Rohde returned home Mrs. Norman Brock and Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin of Exe- from St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- Bert Morgan, St. Marys, enjoyed ter, with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred don, on Monday. a bus trip Saturday to Ridge- klunkin; Mr, Kenneth Clarke met with town Agricultural School, spon- Mr. and Nhrs. William. Allison, a painful accident on Wednes- sored by the Kirkton Horticul- Mrs. Chester Rowe of Exeter, day when a cable broke and he tural Society. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair and received a piece of steel in his Air. and Mrs. Harry Hern and family of Centralia, with Mr. leg, He was a patient in St• family visited Sunday with Mrs. 1!nd Mrs, Harold Rowe; Joseph's Hospital, London, Halloran of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lner Ferguson and family of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ferguson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and family, with Mr, and Mrs. William Fer- guson; Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNichol and daughters, of Stratford, with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bibby; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher of Winchelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaig of Cromarty, with Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Gardi- mer; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knight arf Woodham, Miss Alma Hern of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballantyne, with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ballanytne; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jaques. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Jaques of Zion, Mrs. Percy Passmore, Mr. and Mrs,: Frayne Parsons, Mur- ray and Margaret of Hurondale, with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Pass- more; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Rohde Mnd Joyce, Mrs. Alex Rohde of Mr. Mrs. Orlan Schwart- itchell, Mts. Henry Rohde of conimunity attended the funeral zentruber,M.and Zurich, were wart - Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of the .late Garnet Johns, of. St. day evening visitors with Mr. Liam Rohde. Thomas at the hopper Hockey and Mrs. Jud Dykeman. . Mrs. Laura Piercy of Grand; funeral home, Exeter, on Mon- Prairie, Alta., Mrs. Hedley Un -!day. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques ger of Stonewall. Man., Mr. Fred; Mrs. Jean Morgan is visiting and children visited Sunday with Miller of Winnipeg, Man., Mr. { with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mor- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Exeter, i gan of Toronto, Science Hill. Mrs. Gilbert Duncan left last week on a trip to the West. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ethering- ton, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Ethe- rington and family attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ethering- Dykeman, Wingham, Mr. Ger- ton. aid Dearing, Exeter, Mr. and Misses Laurie Findlay and Mrs. Paul Dykeman and boys, Mary Gay Pettibone, of Aylmer, Crediton, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen, Whalen, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bern and children. Misses Ruth Ann and Jane are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mrs. Marguerite Gibson, 1VIr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gibson ' and Tommy of London, Mrs. Esther Pettibone, Misses Mary Gay Mrs. Tom Ogle and children, Pettibone and Laurie Findlay of Stralhroy, were Sunday guests Aylmer visited on, Sunday after- of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington noon with Mr. and Mrs. William Brock. Rohde.Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hern Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, 4f Listo- wel, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mel- visited. Sunday evening with Mrs. Lloyd Cushman and boys, Exe- ter, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Dykeman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe and children, London, Mr. and vin Gardiner on Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Wes Wein, of Crediton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone. Mr. Mark Strapp and Laurie of near London are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Bray. A number of relatives from the Louisa Kyle, Exeter. , Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stephen, Winchelsea, were Sunday eve- ning visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns and family. 11Ir. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern. attended Kirkton anniversary on Sunday morning. Holiday Specials' On A -1 Used Cars With '59 MERCURY SEDAN DEMONSTRATOR Save! Save! Save! '59 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE New — Sports Car Special — New '55 CHEVROLET SEDAN In Excellent Condition. TWO TO CHOOSE FROM! '53 METEOR SEDAN Radio, Overdrive, Seat Covers, In Excellent Condition! A One Owner Car -- Like New! 1 '59 MPTEOR RIDEAU SEDAN Automatic, Six Cylinder NOW IN STOCK '59 A-40 AUSTIN SEDAN New from. Bumper to Bumper '53 DODGE SEDAN Really Sharp! TWO TO CHOOSE FROM! 1 '53 METEOR. SEDAN Blue in color! DRIVE IT TODAY AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE! '53 CHEVROLET HARDTOP Completely Reconditioned, Radio, New Whitewall Tires, Full Chrome Disc, Red and White in Color — Like New! '51 CHEVROLET HARDTOP Real Sharp, Automatic, Radio, Motor Reconditioned f '51 CHRYSLER SEDAN Radio, Full Power Equipped '53 AUSTIN A-40 SEDAN (After July 18th Delivery) Drop In And SAVE On These A-1 Used Cars At South End Service PHONE 32$ Russ end Chuck Snell EXETER ed the new meat establishment regulations and intends to pro- ceed with an educational en. forcement program for the pro- tection of the public. Excellent co-operation exists with operators of eating estab- lishments, plumbing contractors and many other individuals greatly influence the health of a community. Not just school children, but the whole population has bene- fited in some manner from the KOOLVENT — NASH Aluminum Products Ali Koolvent-Nash Products are made of Heavy Tempered Heat Treated Aluminum Specification No. 50SA33 (not an alloy). They will retain their brilliance and add charm and beauty to any home. Doors are equipped with Knob Latches and concealed locking device holds glass and screens eliminating the use of unsightly clips, bolts and dagger handles, See our Windows and Doors before you build or remodel, Top quality products at a reasonable price. Credit terms avail- able. Call us for free estimates, isesiwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwo • Window Awning, • Door and Verandah. Canopies • Combination Doors and Windows , • Double -Double Hung, Double Gliders and Jalousies • Aluminum Porch and :step Railings Thos. H. Walker Phone 553 Authorized Dealer Exeter r HOLIDAY MEAT VALUES! Maple Leaf Wieners BULK LB, 39c Swift's Prem. Breakfast Sausage One -Pound Package 35c 3 FOR $1 Bar B -Q Spare Ribs 45c THIS WEEKEND LS, Maple Leaf Picnic ams L. 43' R.T.S. Mac and Cheese Loaf LB 45c Sweet Smoked Rindless Devon Bacon 55c L8. Swift's Allswaet • Margarine Pure Vegetable Shortening Crisco FiveDay Special values For July 1 These Prices Good Until 6 p.m. Tuesday oneyst, ORI FOOD • • . IS OUR BUSINESS A&H HOLIDAY SAVING! Maxwell House Large 6 -oz. jar INSANT OFFEE 99c A&H HOLIDAY SAVING! Ellmarr Pure Homogenized PEANUT UTTER` A&H HOLIDAY SAVING! Granulated REDPAT A&H HOLIDAY SAVING! Hunt's Fancy Quality UGAR 10 -Ib. Bag 77c 20 -ounce tin TOMATO JUICE 449 A&H HOLIDAY SAVING! Maple Leaf CAN-NED 2 FOR 1-b,5 pkgs. Allen 1DC OFF 3 -LB. TIN Welch's — 24 -ounce bottle Grape Juice Fancy Solid White Saico Tuna 7-0Z. TIN Club House 61/s•e . Fruit Juice Glass Mustard Rainbow Pack 1¢ Sale Lux Soap REG FOR 5 BARS Chum — 15 -ounce tins Dog Food 3 FOR Hunt's Tom. - 11•oi, boat.., Catsup 2 Solar Hawaiian Sliced Halves — 20 -oz. tin FOR 99c 37c 35c 33c 47c 29c 31c Pineapple 2. roR 47` Pound Assortment — 7 Varieties Weston's Cookies 35c Package of 100 Tea Bags KADANA 79c FRES PARING KNIFE with giant size Pcpsocient Tooth Paste 63 ASH Juices 48 -OUNCE TINS Apple It's Vitaminized Grape Vitamin C Added Orange Vitamin C Added iC NEW LOW PRICES! CRACKER BARREL CHEESE 12 -ounce wedges MILD „„47c 55c OLD . „ ,,,.,,,,., , 57 EACH MEDIUM L121, $1.43 Peacock Red California, Good Size WATERMELONS EACH X1,09 . Sweet Mellow, Juiiibo size 36's CANTELOUPE Just arrived from Carolina, Dixie Red EACH 23' PEACHES 2 LSEE, 29` Home Grown HEAD LETTUCE 2 1=L1Fi 294 FROZEN FOOD VALUES Lt gc 12 oz tin PICNIC LEMONADE 23c Stokely's Finest -•– 12.ounce poly bag SUGAR PEAS 21` Beef, Turkey or Chicken MAPLE LEAF PIES EA. 29c All Flavors Half Gallons YORK ICE CREAM 89c Food Market OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 PA, SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 PQM.' Phone �► 3Free Delivery t