The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-03-10, Page 10the TIMES.M>VOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1949
By STANLEYU 4 Mfa,
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FINANCE!
THE OLD HOME TOWN
— ANOTHER FIFTY FEET ANt> HE WOULO HAVE
BEEN 'N HIS OWN O^WEJA/AY
NAIUFP*
him /A the
NICK O' TIME f JOHN-WAY DlDAJT
YqO TELL HE YOU
/ HAD TQ MAKE1 A *
SEPARATE DEAL
TO GET THE
WHEELS ?
Hello, Cubs; how many new
members have you fellows round
ed up? Don't forget we want
more new Cubs yet.
We had a swell pow-wow last
week and formed a new patrol
called the Beaver patrol. Kevin
Delbridge is oui’ new Sixer and
we know that he is going to
have a good pack. We also hal
four new fellows show up to
join the Cubs. Wayne Nose
worthy, Keith Coates and Jack
Taylor were the new ones and
we sure welcome them. Now,
fellows, it is up to the rest of
you to show them what a swell
pack we have.
Keep it in mind that we are
going to work -with the Scouts
on Saturday, March 26. That is
the day of the paper drive and
we want a real turnout.
Ou Wednesday, March 16, we
CREDITON
The Crediton. Women’s Insti
tute will hold the March meet
ing in the council chambers on
Wednesday evening, March 16.
The program will be under the
supervision of the Publicity
Committee.
We -are sorry .to report that
Mrs. Mary Wein suffered a pain
ful accident on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Wein was on her way to
church when she fell and frac
tured her leg. She was removed
to her home and -a doctor called.
Her sister, Miss Louieda Fink-
beiner, accompanied her when
she was taken to Victoria Hos
pital -by ambulance. We -wish for
a speedy recovery.
Mr. John Klumpp's condition
is improved following his illness
of last week. We wish him con
tinued improvement.
Mr. C. Pratt, bank accountant,
spent the week-end in Toronto.
Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Dahms
and. Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent last
Thursday in Kitchener.
Mrs. Gerald Zwicker, accom
panied by her mother, .Mrs. W.
Martin of Exeter, left on Tues
day of this week on a trip to
Florida.
Mrs. Gertrude Heideman and
Misses Norma and Elaine Fahr-
ner visited over the week-end *
with relatives in Detroit.
Mr. H. K. Eilber attended the
wedding of a nephew in (Luck
now on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fahrner
spent the week-end in London. |
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Wolfe of
Dashwood visited Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Eilber and Mrs. Oscar
Wolfe.
‘Day of Prayer Service Held
Mrs. (Rev.) J. V. Dahms
brought a very practical and in
spiring message on “The .Signi
ficance Of Prayer” at the World
Day of Prayer service held in
the United Church on Friday of
last week. A large number was
in attendance, including ladies
from Shipka United Church and
the two local churches. Mrs.
Gordon Ratz and Mrs. Garfield
Hill were in charge of tlie ser
vice and the soloist, Mrs. R.
Robbins, sang “Dear Lord, Kind
Lord”. Mrs. E. R. Johnson pre
sided at the piano. Intercessory
prayers were offered (by several
ladies and a very liberal offering
was received,
The Dorcas Band and *0.1.0.
classes of the Evangelical
Church School held a social eve
ning On Friday last at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. D. Flnkbeiner,
with an attendance of forty. The
meh were in charge of the pro
gram and favoured with two
vocal numbers and two Bible
contests. Both classes elected of
ficers for the coming year, with
Rev. J. V. Dahms presiding, af
ter Which the ladies served lunch
and a social time was enjoyed.
Elections resulted as follows:
Dorcas Band c 1 a s s—President,
Mrs. Roy (Flnkbeiner; secretary,
Mrs. Gordon Morlock; treasurer,
Mrs. Isobel Dlnney. 0X0. class
—President, Mr. E. Hendrick;
secretary-treasurer, Mr. E. K.
Fahrner; assistant secretary
treasurer, Mr. Lome Morlock;
social convenor, Mrs. Wellington
Ha 1st; membership convenor,
Mr. Albert Gaiser,
“Does this lodge have any
death benefits?”
“Sure, when you die you
don’t have to pay any more
dues.”
EDGEWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ftubal
and Barbara Ann spent Thurs
day fore noon with Mr. and Mrs.
J, Kabut, of Centralia.
Mr. Henry Bieber
Gordon and Wilfred,
ville, spent
with Mr, and
The junior
meeting at
ton’s, Friday
Mr. C h a r 1 i e Ollinger, pf
Sarnia, and Douglas Stratton, of
Quebec, called on friends here,
over the week-end.
Mr, James Moore is on the
sick list this week,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Zubal
and Douglas Westman attended
the hockey game at Granton, on
Tuesday night.
Quite a number from the
Revere school have been laid up
with the cold.
Sunday
Mrs, R.
Farmers Mr, j
night,
and boys,
of Mo ore-
afternoon
Moore.
held their
Earl Middle-
are going to have copies of “The
Cub Book” (price .15), “Tender
foot Tests Instruction Card"
(price .*05) and Signal Reminder
cards (.05). Any Cubs wanting
copies of these books or cards
may bring the money with you
to pay for them. One thing to
remember is that you are to
earn the money to buy these.
There are lots of errands to run,
sheds, cellars and garages to
clean, so go right after those
jobs,
might be awful glad to pay you
five or ten cents for these
ferent jobs.
Remember the Wolf Cub
mise: “I promise to do my best
—to do my duty to God and the
King, to keep the law of the
Wolf Cub Pack, and to do a
good turn to somebody every
day."
Eleventh-year seals — Ross
Corbett, Dorothy McNaughton,
Charles Fee.
Twelffh-year seals — Betty
Mickle, Bill Mickle. Seals were
presented to Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Corbett, Miss Gladys Luker and
Miss Violet McClymont.
Lantern slides • were shown,
relative to missionary work in
Canada. Mrs. J. F. Blackwell was
HARPLEY
A number from this vicinity
attended the World Day of
Prayer services on Friday after-
noon, in the various churches.
Mrs. Jack Ridley held a
quilting on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Ross Brown had a suc
cessful wood bee on, Friday
afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. John Hpdgins,
of Cedar Swamp, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hicks spent Thurs*
day evening at the home of Mr.
Joseph Carruthers.
Mr. Hector Murray, who has
been staying in Toronto for a
few weeks, has returned home.
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Jones, of
Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Newton jjayter, Barbara and Linda
spent Sunday with friends at
Grand Bend,
Mr.
Jardine and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ridley
match in Exeter,
evening.
Mr. and Mrs, George Hodgins
and Paul of Cedar Swamp spent
Sunday at Mr. Joseph Carru
thers. '
Mrs. J. Patton
spent a few days
parents, Mr. and
Bestard.
Mrs. Jack Ridley
and Mrs.
attended
Howard Des-
the hockey
on Thursday
of London
with h e r
Mrs. Isaac
visited on
fellows. Mom and dad
dif-
Pro-
HENSALL ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Giles of Toron
to spent the week-end with the
former’s sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomp
son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomp
son visited recently with friends
at Palmerston.
Mr. Wood and Miss Lucy
Wood of Bayfield visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Middleton.
Mrs. Matheson of Hamilton
visited during the past week
with her brother and sister-in-
law, Rev. P. A. Ferguson and
Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. Lee of London spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs.
George Thompson.
Mrs. William Bell visited re
cently with her sister, Mrs. Bu
chanan and father, Mr. John
Zuifle in St. Thomas.
Mr. Thomas Hudson is ser
iously ill at his home here. His
many friends wish for him a
speedy recovery.
The monthly meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary takes place at
the home of Miss Mary Goodwin
on Monday night, March 14.
Mrs. R. Drysdale will assist the1
hostess.
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Celebrates Birthday
A very enjoyable time was
spent at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Bell on Friday eve
ning, the occasion being the
celebration of the former’s birth
day. Progressive euchre was 1
played with the following prize
winners: Ladies’ first, Miss Ber
nice Dilling; gent’s first, Mr.
Harold Dilling; ladies’ consola
tion prize, Miss Eleanor Hunkin;
gent’s consolation p r i ze , Mr.
Wilfred Hunkin. Dancing .was
enjoyed with music furnished by
Mr. Harold Dilling and friend,
of "Wyoming.
Masons and Wives Banquet
The Masonic Order members
and their wives were pleasantly
entertained in the town hall,
Hensall, on Wednesday evening
when the ladies of St. Andrew’s
Church, Kippen, served a deli
cious banquet at 6:30. Later
progressive euchre was enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Steer and
Mr, and Mrs. R. D. Bell of Lon
don attended the banquet.
Hensall S.S. Students Awarded
Seals and diplomas for the
Hensall United Church Sunday
School for 1048 were presented
Sunday morning by Rev. R. A.
Brook, minister, and Jack Cor
bett, superintend! of the Sunday
School. Winners Were: First
year diplomas—Steve Kyle, Billy
Shaddick, Bobby Mickle, Judith
and Sharon Elder, Bruce Horton,
Douglas Shirray, Billy Ingram,
Gerald Chapman, Gregory Spen
cer, Barbara Hyde, Margaret and
Marie Smith, Glenn Kennings.
Second year seals—“Patsy and
Harry Jones, Peggy Goddard,
George Smith, Elsie Smith.
Third-years seals —- Norma
Passmore, Marjorie Hyde, Jane
Horton, Beth Goddard, Gwen
Chapman, Evelyn Hyde, Louise
Hyde.
Four-year seals -—Gwen Spen
cer, Nita Smith.
Fifth-year seals — Charles
Mickle, Teddy Normintion.
Sixth-year seals * Connie
Corbett, Marion Pepper, Judy
Shaddick, Shirley and Gerald
Flynii.
Eighth-year diplomas —- Ruth
ahd Jean seidan, Lloyd Bucha
nan.
GRAND BEND
Presentation
the regular choir
Thursday evening,
Choir of the United
Grand Bend,
the
Choir Makes
Following
.practice on
March 3, the
Churph, Grand Bend, held a
social evening in the church
basement to honour f/l and
Mrs, R. A, B, Ellis, who leave
Grand Bend in the near future,
to reside in Clinton.
During the time they have lived
in Grand Bend, “Bob" has been
a valued member of the church
choir and in presenting him with
a billfold, Mervyn Love, on be
half of the choir, expressed the
appreciation of all members for
the contribution he had made
to the musical part of the
church service.
In his reply Bob said that his
association with the people of
the 'ChuYch, and the choir in particular, had been very pleas
ant, and had meant much to
him.
F o 11 o w i n g an impromptu
musical programme, the ladies
of the choir served lunch.
spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Love.
Mrs. William Love visited a
i Tuesday afternoon with her mo-Kew days with her daughter,
narrator, with Mr. Blackwell as | ther, Mrs. M( Desjardine. |Mrs. William Btudermarsh, in
projectionist. Mr. Morley Love ,of Ottawa, ‘ London,
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