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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-12-12, Page 3;*r •12- 194I' a field Lions Members Of Exet0i, Club • Hugh McKay is Suecei'sfit in Winning 'rurkey Draw, The Bayfield Lime' Glib held tnair , • Tegular dinner meeting at the Little Inn on Wednesday evening, When 22 , members of the Exeter Lions Club were guests Of the local club. After . a slightly interrupted bileiness ses- o sion; the Exeter Lions look over the , meeting and entertained in regular Lions Club style, with singing by their very efficiqnt Barber Shop Quartette and splendid solo numbers by their cub members. A draw was conducted by the Exe- Mite 'AC Backadtkt aka 444 ' neon. aeons ackli and ibilicats remain* the Thea • backache,headache, rb ntc phi, tbs- Imbed reit or that itired'ont' feelhig may soon folk* To bele keep Air working properly—use Dodd's KidneY Time -tested, popular, safe, nres-habit-form- ing. Demand Dodd's Kidney Pilli, in the blue box with the red band. Sold merYwhere. ".i.VoUr BACK t. tijir Phtb, diet prittn se, asq''tt-pod tuZ- key, being won by- Hugh McKay, a 'AWN' the ATAP.kgrTiltA second PrIge, a Ona•laala4, Ooz of. choeOlatee, was Won, bY 1404 LIOYd 1/italthis, Pro- ceeds Of„the draw were donated to the Barfield .ClUltny -sounti-eviipped moving picture pro- Jector and showed some very inter- esting and educational ,oictures.. The Machine is owned by the Exeter Club who have offered to loan it to the Barfield Club, and have invited some of the Barfield Lions to mine to Exe- ter to receive instruction on the AP - oration of the machine. J The next regular meeting of the Bayfield Lions Club on December 17 w,.as to have been ladiss? night. This has been cancelled„kowever, since the Barldeld school concert is being presented in the Town Ia1l that eve- ning the regular dinner meeting will be held that evening however. , WINTHROP The Christmas concert will be held in Cavan United? Church on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hawley have returned homeafter spending ten weeks in Toronto. Aiwareproproftv kt,.!1' Ui 1 1,1 1? YOUR CAR A -T, YOUR 't‘ ° 11 I 1/ lifill,llilild r1ef Sill O ti 11 itii ,;ti " isi li II uliffif/PP',; \\P\ \WO DEALER'SkTODAY/B7 lug l'IM/1/W-v /// PREVENT FREEZE UP! USE 'firestone 6PPER ANTI -FREEZE BE TIRE WISE! Designed to protect your cooling system against freezing as well as rust and corrosion. FOR REAL WARMTH THIS WINTER! Buy a TARTAN AUTO ROBE High quality, all wool, long wearing robes in assorted tartan designs., Approximate Size 723(60' $7.60 BUT THE. NEW rirt$tOne Pauxe CHAMPION Canada's No. 1 Tire (600.16) for Safety, Mileage; Performance and Value 1 8A5 SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Drop in today and see our wide selectio of popular, practica gifts. SO CANDLE CEO OfOcers For Coning Year Are Installed By Rev. J. R. Peters. The W.M.S.' and W.A. held their annual meeting on Wednesiday in the church when Mrs. E. Toll presided. The theme of the meeting ' was "Christmas' in All Lands." The Christ- mas story, Luke 2.4-20, was read in unison. The highlight of the warship ser- vice was "The Candle Lighting Cere- mony," under the leadership of Mrs. Toll. All othe different nationalities making up the .Canadian people were represented by members of Circle 4 —Mrs. W. Somerville, Mrs.. E. Miller, Mrs. R. Dodds, Mrs. A. Alexander, Mrs, Robert McClure, Mrs .George Bernard and Mrs, W. Church. An In- dian carol, " 'Twas in the Moon Of Wintertime," was sung by Mrs. W. Montgomery. An African carol, "0 Little One Lowly, 0 Little One Holy," was sung as a duet by Mrs. James Hogg anti Lois. The worship period closed with "Our Lord's Summary of the Law." Mrs. Robert McFarlane had charge, of the business period. The roll call was answered by twenty-four mem- bers with a Christmas thought. The secretaries and treasurers of each branch of the society gave their re- ports. The officers for the New Year were installed by Rev. Mr. Peters. A vote of thanks was moved •to Mrs. McFarlane in appreciatien for her work as president in the past years. The Wowing is the slate of offi- cers for the coming year: Honorary president, Mrs. Peters; president, Cold Sore. Throat Swallow one Paradol tablet. Gargle with two tablets dissolved in water. Go to bed and rest and sleep. Soon the pains and aches disappear and you may avoid a—disagreeable cold. Paradol is a fast relief for head- aches, neuralgia, toothache, rheuma- tic and sciatic pains. It is -pleasant to use and leaves no disagreeable after effects. Paradol does not disappoint. PAD FOR. THE RELIEF OF PIN (C0A/010fttiAM Pa0A::2) thinologig,SOMeet3, In. Making the awards, 00041. op,Plyp.aud aptitude for reseeEphin rorp4. entomology will be thAKAYArning;'440414, As a MARIO At POVidltig• liraMtia0, experience, in OP .4a14, the Science Service of the Benthtion Department of Agriculture anticipates that .0ppw, Ings will be available for well -quail - ted students to engage in summer field work, which will ale° provide a further means of implementing their earnings. The forest industries aadmnsoring the scholareldps, are the Canadian Pulp and POO Association; The Canadian Lumbermen's- Astatociation; The British Columbia Lumber Mann- fdcturers' Association, andi the Brit - hill Columbia Loggers' Association. Ci7 * * No Loss on Loans By Loan Board It is evident from the information. given in its 18th annual reportthat the Canadian Farm. Loan Board, a Dominion Government agency, is a sound business organizatipn and that farmers are a safe fmancial risk. In the 18 years of its existence the Board has loaned more than $57,500,- 000 to 28,875 farmers in Canada and of that amount $34,100,000. has been repaid. Interest in arrears for more than six months on outstanding first mortgages amounted at the time the report was compiled to only $6,360. Of the total money loaned, 53 per cent went tb farmers. in the four Western Provinces and 47 per cent to Eastern Canada. The chief purposes for which far- mers have been borrowing from the Board have changed somewhat in re- cent years. In 1940-41 about 77 per cent of money borrowed was used to pay debts and nine per cent- to buy land, while.in 1946-47, 52 per cent was used to pay debts and 22 per cent to Mrs. Russell Bolton; lst vice-presi- dent, Mrs. E. Toll; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. G. Smith; secretary and press secretary, Mrs. W. Church; temper- ance secretary, Mrs. C. Hillen; Chris- tian Stewarship secretary, Mrs. H. Alexander; Community Friendship, Mrs. Robert McClure; Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. Hiram.Blan- shard; supply secretary, Mrs. Cham- bers; W. A. Treasurer, Mrs. E. Haw- ley; W.M.S. treasurer, Mrs. A. Som- erville; key woman for study, Mrs. W. Montgomery; captains and assist- ants: Circle 1, Mrs. T. Bettles and Mrs. K. Beattie; Circle 2, Mrs. L. Bolton, Mrs. W. Campbell, Mrs. W. Little; Circle 2, Mrs. R. McFarlane, Mrs. W. Alexander; Circle 4, Mrs. R. McClure, Mrs. R. Dodds; Ladies' Aid committee, Mrs. R. Bolton, Mrs. Jas. Hogg, Mrs. T. Pryce, Mrs. W. McSpad- den, Mrs. G. Smith; finance commit- tee for W.M.S., Mrs. R. Bolton, Mrs. H..Alexander, Mrs. T. Betties, Mrs. L. Bolton, Mrs-. R. McClure, Mrs. Mc- Farlane; Mission Band Leaders, Mrs. W. 'Dodds ancL Mrs. R. Davidson; vis- iting committee, Mrs. J. Pethick, Mrs. A. Ross, Mrs. Garnham; Manse com- mittee, Mrs. W. Somerville, Mrs. H. Alexander; auditors for 1948 for W. A., Mrs. W. Dolmage, Mrs. L. Dol - mage; for W.M.S., Mi. W. Somer- ville, Mrs. G. Elliott; flower commit- tee, Berva and Edith Blanshard, Roma Johnston, Mrs. John Kellar, Mrs. George Bernard; organist for society, Mrs. F. Johnston. • • • -4 Children love Slippers KEEP YOUR WINDSHIELD FREE OF ICE Install a Sleetchaser WINDSHIELD DEFROSTER Three switch positions, 4 wire element, 4495 suction cups and connecting wire. Complete Delight your favorite Kiddies with the most adorable Slippers this side of the North Pole"! All styles to please all ages. Select Slipper - Gifts here now. • • •< • 44 Outstanding read 3a' The new 'Firestone MANTEL RADIO Exceptional performance, featly smart to look at. Dfrt# Of* can waste 10% of your gas! Install lrirestOne POLONIUM SPARK PLUGS Assure faster, easier starting and smoother, more economical motor performance. 75c Each • „. .......... M. E. CLARK * Red Star Servide Station * -Oil Burner 4'Gasoline •and Oil .f Service PHONE 146 - SEAFORTH 75c up Le4ther Slippers Daddy's — sturdy. like 1.25-1.40 , Willis Shoe Store SEAFORTH t`T:tr.:7-''''Tirjr.''..i47-ir ., ,d;, .,t0;' Ovic0.0'.0. *IAA, int- , , r , 0 ..,gff''Ao..ibo04.14.4 and 90.er purpoc ' A R*100xaiseit Loansk':fri.' 00 Pog0sireM4sie to POP debts, •1231Y, livestock, ,ArtilipMen.,t 44.`fant.1041S., 00.0t.,i0V411#4,A and MOO. 900. farm 440x9v.ero-PR% . .,L..;'471%. 1#0041.0 amount 1004,itn,c, 'PRa,r4 AAo.e.1044 to any ono fairer to $5,000, on 1104: mortgage or f6,1}00.00, 1tt'r4 and sAAAnd MairtgalAti. 40a30.$ WO Y441rOge over periods of tirie to t*OlitYllve years by equal yearly or bsiq-yearly payments. The rate of in- terest 11 .i% per cent, on firet reprt- gage antl, 5 per cent on second mort- gage. 'First mortgage lions may be prepaid iftz whole or in part at MY time niter two years, without notice or bonus. Prepayments within two years are accepted subject to a bonus equal to three months' interest on the amount of the prepayment. Sec - Aad Mortgage loans may be prepaid in whole or in part at any time with- out notice or bonus. During the first ten years, the Board lent an average of $3,860,000 per year. There was a big decline during the war year but applications have increased steadily since• the end of the war and it is anticipated that, in the current year, the amount ap- proved for loans will almost equal the pre-war average. The Board, organized in 1929, car- ries on the business of making loans to farmers on farm mortgages throughout Canada. Enjoy Old Time Box Social An old-time box social was held by Logan Orange Loflge, No. 90.8, Mit- chell, in the Town Hall on Friday evening with A. E. Robinson auction- ing off the daintily -decorated baskets of good things. PreVions to the lunch progressive euchre was played with Mrs. E. Peterson and W, H. Thiel as winners of prizes for high score. Con- solation awards' went to Leonard Keyes,and Garnet Adams. The lucky chair prize went to Mrs, S. Lawrason. Charles CunAikham welcomed those in attendamWand gave the rules of the game. Harry Proctor was lucky enough to 'win the five -dollar door prize. Dancing was also enjoyed.— Mitchell .Advocate. Compressed Air The practice of using streams of compressed air directly on the body, either for "cqoling' or for dusting clothing while it is being worn, is frowned upon by public health offi- cers. They warn industrial workers that eyesight and hearing are known to have been 'destroyed by such stunts. If the air stream enters the body in any way, it can be dangerous, and the health people suggest that com- pressed air is not a sate substitute for soap and water—or a cooling fan. #01t. New Patterns and CoIOws now afailaI your TOMB' Highly skilled Workman on all our wo)* 'A CUSTOMER ON EVERT $T ET' -your assurance of sati!.lacti4*. 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