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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-08, Page 18Shop Early .Christmas is so _close just next month,, believe it or. not. our store. now bulging with Ini.Ukaeliftoyr tynoellrrehialonicillieseoryoans Tilihrtt for Mother, Dad, Son or Daughter, ii Lazy chairs, swivel reek, ors, recliner .chairs, occasional chairs, space savers, 1S beaUti, int elleSlerfield suites, gaffe() l 'amb'Sl!sinll°,11ldengttahblinesirrowrasn , cedar chests, student desks, chests of drawers, card tables and chairs (6 sets on tli9lay). * * Bedroom suites, many to see in blonde white or walnut, Simmons mattresses, all sizes, and Simmons are second to none, Baby carriages, cribs and play pens, * Dining room furniture, china cabinets, corner cabinets, Con- sole tables and chairs. Chrome and coffeetane sets, all sizes, even kiddie sizes, * Carpets, rugs, Sandran vinyl floor covering, nY * * Refrigerators, Deep Freeze Chests, Ranges. (We have the new Swingline Tappan Guer- ney Ranges,), Wringer Wash- ers, Automatic Washers and Dryers (a new electric blanket with every dryer), Dishwash- ers, Television and Sets, Radios, Transistor Radios, wr * * Electric heaters, electric blan- kets, trans. tape recorders, tea kettles, fry pans, toasters, lamps of all kinds. * More and more people are now buying in Exeter. Drop in, make your own comparisons. We deliver and we service what we sell. SANDY ELLIOT 444 Main St. Air. .and Airs. IL Aimless spent the weekend in Detroit. Mr. Tent Nestle returned home from Victoria Hospital Saturday afternoon and has re- turned to school. Airs. Hari Morgan is a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Airs. Gordon Eaton is ins- proving in St. Joseph's Hospital following a heart attack several weeks ago. Oet .protection Against RUST at Snell Bros. LTD. ONLY $9 MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS All-Canadian As low as $3.49 LET'S TRADE SKATES We stock exclusively the famous Bauer for the whole family, All used skates recondi- tioned and sharpened, with new laces. See our large stock of men's, boys', misses' and children's OVERSHOES Keep your feet dry and your head cool to live long and die happy. VISIT WUERTH'S AND SAVE ST oveneseammomerseasmaalmageeeteso PRODUCE VALUES GRAPEFRUIT 4 25' snow White CAULIFLOWER Ea 29c FLORIDA ORANGES boz 39c CELERY STALKS I A. 23c FROZEN FEATURES Chicken, Turkey or Beef Morton's Pot Pies 4 rya 99c Zero Peas 5 F LIP 99c Top Value Orange Juice 5 6F:gg 99c DARLIN S LMON White Swan Toilet TISSUE 39c R s R Hi-Fi Long Playing RECOR S only 39c Libby's SPAGHE"`T1 2 2 R 9 Challenger Cohoc Is 2,000 Stamps 1,000 Stamps 500 Stamps MORE DRAWS Nov, 10 Nov, 24 "Never Has So Much Been Given' To So Manyl" By MRS. WILLIAM ..RPHPIE and Mrs. William Elford. Miss TuAmEs ROAD Hall remained for the • • end At the VOW meeting held on • ". Wednesday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, mense, Rev. Hugh Wilson in. Air. and Mrs,. Milton •Sleamon traduced the book "The Word or Exeter, Mrs. Gladys Stew- and Thy Way" and discussed art were Thursday evening the first chapter, "What is Re- guests with Air. and Mrs, John . Selves, Roll.call. was answered with. Air. Walter Gunning, Mrs. "How can I promote peace," Percy Passmore, Mrs. Edgar About 25 members of Huron. dale WI met at the home of Airs, Lloyd. Ballantyne Monday evening for the short course "143 lbs. of Meat". Mrs. Ballantyne and Mrs. Al- tiler Passmore are the leaders for the project and the next meeting will be held at the home of Airs. Passmore Tues- day evening. Personal items Misses Mabel and Mildred Thomas, Ida Hall ,of London, visited on Friday with Mr. Thames Road group chooses executive, Girls visit — ^ • the weekend in London with her and, Miss Tibby Wright and, ''Credif on Comments ghtirches. • .. • ••• ••,••,-•St. Joseph's. but 1,S• ttilk also. spent a. lot of timo with. her mother wile is a patient in Proving. Lorne Passmore, the occasion Airs, Douglas and being 'Mrs, Percy Passmore's Airs, D. Stephenson of Lon- birthday• don accompanied by her group Mr. and Mrs. Mark Straw, of Girl Guides toured the Eis- Laurie and Michael of London, enbach Museum on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray, Air, George Nelly of Grosse Robert, Janet and Ruth were Point. Michigan, spent the Sunday guests with Air. and weekend with Mr, Peter Eiscn- Airs. John Bray. backs, Mr, and Airs. Douglas Rivers Mr. and Airs. Russell Brown and "iris of London, Air. and and family of .Greenway vis- Airs. Robert Jeffery and Doug- ited on Sunday with Air. and las, Mr. and Airs. Harry jet. Airs. Arthur Baker. fery and family were Sunday Miss Marion Gill of London guests with Mr. and Mrs. spent the weekend with her William Jeffery of Exeter, parents, Air. and Airs. Ed. Gill Miss Ida Hall of London, and family. Mr, and Mrs. William Elford, Mr. and Airs, Ken near and Ronald and Doris, Mr. and Mark of London spent the week- Mrs. Donald. BraY, Robert, end with her parents, Air, and Janet and Ruth were Saturday Mrs. Earl Finn. evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elford Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pal- ville. Um-lock of Greenway spent Sun. clay with Mrs, Lily Gill. Mr, and Airs, James Harris and family, of London, spent Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of Greenway spent Sunday with Leonard Harris. Mr, and Mrs. Wellwood. Gill. Mr. and Mrs, Newton Clarke Mrs, G. Latta of Exeter is of Winchelsea were Sunday visiting this week with Alr, and evening guests with Airs. Bev- Mrs. George Latta. erley Morgan and family. Mr. Miss Eleanor Taylor of Bev Morgan is away deer Woodstock spent the weekend hunting, with 1101' mother, Mrs. Nola Mr. and Mrs. 'William Rohde, Taylor and family. Douglas, Glenn and Calvin Airs. Frank Allister and .la- were Sunday guests with Air. net of Hamilton are spending and Airs. Alex Rohde of Alit- this week with her parents Mr. and MrS. Willis Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hibbs, f am ily. Jamie and David of Belleville Sunday visitors with Mr, and were Sunday guests with Mr, Airs. Ray Patterson and fain. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery, Mrs. !-(t were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hubbs is a niece of Airs, X i -. Adair and Orno. Mr. Gordon for Jeffery. Miens,Mrs. Gordon. Woodburn, Mr. Ross Merrill, Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wood- Brian and Esther of Clinton burn and Pauline of Corbett. were Sunday guests with Mr. Mrs, John Stocker spent the and Mrs. Almer Passmore. weekend with her sister Mrs. Mrs. Merrill is a patient in St, R. Milne and Air, ;Milne at Joseph's Hospital, London, Willowdale, Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson called at the Rann funeral home at Brussels on Friday evening where the late Airs. R. day School meeting will be F. Downing lay at rest. Tice held on Friday evening at the deceased was a close neighbor home of Air. and Mrs. Victor to sie Brussels manse. Jeffery, The official board of the Mrs. H. N. Deas and Mrs. Thames Road charge met in Taylor of London visited with Thames Road church on Mon- Rev. Hugh and Airs. Wilson day evening. The annual Sun- on Friday. By MRS. M. FAIST See pies 9f .Erttish. hies The WSWS. attendance and inetnbei'ship unittee of the church with Airs. Walter Weber as convener held meeting on Thursday, NOV. with. 1/4good attendance. Airs. .Gordon Finkbeiner be. gag the meeting with quiet music. Those taking part were Airs. .Roy Betz, Airs. Gordon Ratz, Nola Feist and Mrs. A. Al. 'Sehlenker, Nola Faist sang a, solo. Airs. Wilfred Mack gave an interest- ing description with the showing of slides of her trip to the Brit- ish Isles,' Business was conducted by Mrs. Gordon. Raiz. A bale of used clothing Ava sent to Rev, Peck at Port Albany. A nominating committee was elected to bring in a slate of officers at the Deeember meet- Each member has been asked to bring a 500 donation. A social hour was enjoyed. Teen Town Hallowe'en party Crediton. Teen Town held a Hallowe'en party on Friday, November 3 vith a large attend- ance, Prizes given for costumes were; Best dressed couple, Cathy Buxton a n d Joanne Hicks; comic couple, Charlie Browning and Doreen Kenney; best dressed lady, Elyse Lam- port; best dressed man, Allen Roszell comic man, Jim Pfaff; comic lady, Jim Neil; craziest of all, Ruth Roeszler. Teen Town will meet again on Friday November 0. Personal items Mrs. J, Buxton left Saturday to spend some time with Air. and Mrs. Richard Bore and family in Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Woodall of Royal Oak, Mich. and Mr. and Mi's, William Gilmartin, son, Danny, and daughter, Kerry, of Port Hope, visited over the weekend at the home of Mr, and Airs. Jos. Woodall and with Mr. and Airs. 3. Pryde and family of Exeter. Mr, and Airs. W. J. Berg and girls of Camp Borden and Mr, and Mrs, j, T. Berg of Island Falls, Sask., visited over the weekend with Mr. and Airs, Oscar Pfaff and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Preszca- tor and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Schwartz .attended the Crawford- Preszcator wedding in London on Saturday. Airs. William Oestricher re- turned 11 o m e Sunday after spending some time with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Greenwood of Pond Mills. F/L and Mrs. Robert Palmer and family of Downsview spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs, Emery Fahrner. Sunday visi• tors with Mr. and Mrs, Fahr- ner were Air. and Mrs. Everett Botcher and Miss Olive Merritt Peg,e. IS The TirlIPPA4Ve.cete4 NelteMtler 8, 1902 By MRS. Wg441N9PP GILL GRAND R,END The. OGIT met in Sunday School room of the United Church on Monday, Oct. 29. The first part of the evening the girls worked on crafts. Marlene Thom :p .s o n and Elaine Green conducted the worship. The church of God. was visited and. Rev. Hoffman explained different parts of the church. On Nov. A Rev. R. Farrell will take the girls through •tho Airs, William. Snow gave the Rodd of Exeter, Air. and Mrs, St. John's-by-the-Lake Angli- hospital auxiliary report- Frayne Parsons, Murray, Mar- can Church. Mrs, Glen Stewart presented caret and Mark of Hurondale, the slate of officers for 1003: Mr. and. Mrs. Almer Passmore, Per s onal items President is Mrs. W 1111 a in David, Dennis, Darlene and Mr. and Airs. Wilmer Harri- Cann; vice-presidents, Mrs. Ed- Dale were Friday evening son and Joanne of Goderich win. Miller, Mrs. Donald Her- guests with Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday with Mr. and nick; secretary, Mrs. Bev Morgan; assistant, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne; treasurer, Mrs. Ross Hodbger, Group leaders, Airs. Barry Miller and. Mrs. Fleming Simp- son; Mrs. Jack Borland and Mrs. Reg fledged; Mrs. Archie Rtherington and Mrs. Victor Jeffery; convenor of groups. Mrs. Archie Etherington; manse committee, three senior group leaders; pianists, Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Mrs. Lloyd Knight; press secretary, Mrs. William R.ohde, Christian Education commit- tee, Airs, William Rohde. Airs. Floyd Stewart; Christian citi- zenship secretary, Mrs, Lee Webber; literature and supply. Mrs. Robert Cann; Christian stewardship, Airs. H. C. Wil- son; community friendship and visitations. Mrs. (7 . ANTisernan; auditors, Alm ii illiam Elford. Mrs. Carl Hume: nominating committee. Mrs. William Lam- port, Airs. Robert Mayer, Mrs. George Kellett. Representative to Board of Stewards, Mrs. Edwin Miller; representative to official board, president, Mrs, William Cann; renresentative to Al & Al com- mittee, treasurer, Mrs, Ross liodgert; finance committee, treasurer, second •vice-uresi- dent, stewardship chairman and senior group leader, Airs. POSS. Rockfert, 'Donald `Remick, Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mrs. Jack Borland. President Mrs. Cann was in the chair for the meeting. Take meat course of London and Air. Calvin Fainner of Selkirk. Mr. and Airs. Joe Finkbeiner are spending a few days with Mr. and Airs. Eugene Fink- beiner and family at Barrie. Airs. Walter Weber, Airs, Earl Nell, Mrs, Earl, 1-laist and Mrs. Lorne fledge attended the Lon- don Area Convention for the Women's institute on Monday. Mrs. Wilfred Mack also attend- ed and remained for Tuesday SeSSI S. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Weber and Shelley visited on Sunday with Rev, and Airs. C. B. Carr of St. Jacobs. Airs. Ross li:rueger and Mrs. Nelson Schenk attended the Mary Hastings banquet spon- sored by the London Free Press held at Hotel London on Mon- day. News budget from Clandeboye By MRS. 3, H. PATON St, Jame.s' bazaar A successful bazaar was held on Saturday in the Sunday School room of St. James church under auspices of the Ladies' Guild of which Mrs. Alan Hill is president.. The rector the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster welcomed the guests and opened the bazaar at 2.30. Conveners were; Farmer's booth, Airs. Wilfred Cunning- ham; home baking, Mrs. Alan Hill, Airs. Ernie Lewis, Airs, rthur Cunningham; candy, Misses Nancy Hill, Barbara Cunningham, Joan and Jean Cunningham; sewing, Airs, E. 0, Lancaster, Airs, Almer Hen- drie, Airs, Mervin Carter and Mrs, Carlyle Carter; tickets, Mrs. Ed Flynn and Airs. Alvin Cunningham, The tea table, centred with mums, made an attractive set- ting with the new church diSh- es. Assistants were Mrs. Rea Hodgins, Mrs, Cecil Carter, Mrs, Andy Carter, Mrs. Robert Latta, Mrs. Jim Cunningham, Tea assistants were Misses Elaine Hodgins, Nancy Hill, Joan, Jean and Barbara Cun- ningham. Personal items Air. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna, Thorndale, visited Saturday evening with the Paton family. Mrs. Paton has been sick. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Paton and Jimmy visited Mrs. Harvey Riehi and Bob and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bradley in Stratford Sunday evening. Miss Helen Sigsworth spent Enter Often! Free Draw Tickets with Every Purchase! Above Values Prevail. At Both Our Exeter :61( .Hens.all. Stores First. Prize Second Prize Third Prize 2 AW illion Gold Bond Stamps ! Fourth Prize Fifth Prize Next 10 Prizes U AY! 250 Stamps 150 Stamps ea, 100 Stamps 0 K LI3 ‘ ork Steaks 69.6 • Pork Hocks 2:5P Cottage TABLE-R1TE kindless Bacon Darling's Meat Buys Fresh Leg of gitY6VAC PICKLED WHOLE OR SHANK 1/2 791% 69? I