The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1949-12-08, Page 3294 DUNDAS ST
Grand OpeningJ
Come and help us celebrate our grand opening!
THANKS FOR THE ’BOGGAN RIDE Children
and Mrs, John Hazelwood
to London* to spend the
Instit-
euchre
Friday
and David
week-end
Mrs. Wil-
McKenna spent a few
in Torolnto during last LONDON, ONT.
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SUGAR INDUSTRY
While the eventual conquest of
“black-root” disease of beet
seedlings will' be dependent on
development of resistant seed
strains, remarkable progress in
controlling the disease has been
made here in Ontario. First, Wil
bur McKeen, working at Harrow
on a $3,000 fellowship, given by
C. and D. Sugar Co., established
that certain fungicides, applied
in precise amounts —• not too
much, not too little—were death
t o “aphanomyces cochlioides”
•fungi, deadly enemies of. beet
seedlings.
After taking a Ph, D. degree,
McKeen rejoined Drs. Koch and
Hildebrand at Harrow and re
search on black root continued.
It is now established that “T.T.
D. ” fungicide—properly applied
in right amounts at seeding time
—will increase yields over 40
per cent on soil badly infested
with the destructive fungi. Im
properly applied —• T.T.D. is
simply wasted. The indefatigable
scientists are now seeking a fun
gicide equally effective—but less
expensive than the $4-per
cost of T.T.D.
Next week: Segmented or
Beet Seed.
acre i
Split
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SUGAR CO. LIMITED
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WHALEN
The W.M.S. and W.A. will
meet at Mrs. Harry Khlare’s on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Simpson and Miss
Eileen
days
week.
Mr.
went
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Dickins, Lon
don, were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Carter
and family of Metropolitan visit
ed on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Hodgson.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Lynch
and Gary of Hazel Park were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William French.
Mrs, Russell Brock
of Burgessville were
visitors with Mr. and
liam Morley.
Miss Audrey Arksey, London,
was a week-end visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. George Arksey.
Mrs. Harry White, Donna,
Lloyd and Ann, and Mr, Russell
Parkinson of London were Sun
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Squire and
Douglas visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Squire, Exeter.
Progressive euchre was held
in the school house on Thursday
evening with nine tables at play.
Prizes were won as follows:
Ladies’ high, Miss Mary Her
bert; gents' high, William
French; lone hands, , Howard
Hodgson; consolation, Jim Chap
man. Lunch was served.
A family gathering in honour
of Mrs. George Millson’s eighty
seventh birthday was held at
her home on Thursday. Mrs.
Millson is enjoying good health.
She received many birthday con
gratulations by letters, cards
and telephone calls.
Mr. and Mrs. Melleville Gun
ning and Muriel, Mr. and Mrs.
William French and family, Mr.
and Mrs. William Morley Jr. and
Mrs. Russell Brock and David
were Friday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Morley. The occasion was the
forty - first wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Morley.
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in most
parts of Canada have their toboggans out, their ear muffs
and mittens on, as they make the most of the early and
plentiful snow. Cars may stall and .skid, householders may
raise blisters from snow shovelling, but to youngsters with
sleds, snow is the stuff dreams are made of. —C.P.C.
ELIMVILLE
and Mrs. Harold Fink-
belner and Billy of Shipka and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell King and
Wayne, of Crediton,, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Cooper.
Miss Donna March of Rondon
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Bell.
Miss Wanda Stephen and Mr.
Laurie Stephen spent the week
end at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bird, of
London, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bird.
Elimville W. I, Meet
The Elimville Women’s
ute held a successful
party at the town hall on
evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. William Johns for ladies’
high, Mr, Delmar Skinner, gent’s
high and Mrs, James Earl, the
consolation. Mrs. Melville Hern
and.JMr. Newton ’Clarke won the
carrying prizes. Lunch was served
at the close.
New Club Holds First Meeting
The f i r s t m e e t i n g of the
“Saucy Scissor Club’’ was held
at Winchelsea School on Satur
day, December 3, with twenty
members present. Mrs. Delmar
Skinner and Mrs. Harold Taylor
were the leaders. Election of of
ficers was held by ballot with
Elaine Hern as president; Bar
bara Hunter, treasurer; press
reporter, Seeta Collyer; singing
leader, Marion Skinner.
The next meeting will be held
at Winchelsea school on Decem
ber 10, and all girls interested
in this club are asked
all meetings. The club
girls between the ages of 12-26.
to
is
attend
for all
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Opening Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
December 8-9-10
Hi Highlights
Gleaned From Exeter District High Sqhool
By BETTY MICKLE
Hi—
Exams are all over and
Christmas is just around the
corner. Doesn’t it make you feel
happy?
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suggestions for gift giving.
Everyone likes to select gifts from a well rounded out stock. That s why
we have endeavoured to have in our store a large range of home furnish
ings—-pieces that will be practical as well as
surroundings of any home. We invite you to
our many fine
lend
visit
beauty to the interior
our store and inspect
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The boys and girls have start
ed ’practising basketb_all and they
make their
at Goderich
hibition tilt.
I will give
the games next week.
Last Saturday morning,, most
of the senior boys’ basketball
team journeyed to Clinton,
where helpful informations was
received on basketball. The
speaker was Mr. McLaughlin and
he described the fundamentals
of basketball and also gave
them some very helpful sug
gestions. In the afternoon some
of the boys participated in an
exhibition game to enable the
referees to try out for their
certificates. All in all, the boys
.found the day very enjoyable
and many came home with an
increased knowledge
game.
The intramural girls’
ball schedule commenced
The teams consist of
from each grade. These
are played during the noon hour
in the gym with the girls from
the W.O.S.S.A. volley ball team
officiating. The grade that wins
the most games in declared
champion volley (ball team
cheers
debut Friday night*
Collegiate in an ex
Best of luck, kids,
you full details of
Elimville Farm Forum
The Elimville North Farm Fo
rum met ‘Monday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Miller with twenty present. The
topic for discussion was “As
Others See Us”, a comparison of
Canadian far in life with that of
other lands. After recreation,
lunch was served. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns, Exe
ter.
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Dinette Smokers
Phone 99
Natives of the West Indies,
wlio regularly chew sugar cane,
are said to have better teeth on
the whole than Canadians.
Here’s the answer to the
young ladies* happiness this
Christmas and many hours
of pleasure in the new year.
Priced from $5.50 to $15.95
Sturdily constructed
pieces in walnut.and
walnut finish. Student
and knee-hole styles —
both with plenty of
drawer room. This is a
suggestion that will give
many hours of satisfac
tion.
the year. (Three
Grade XIII!)
Thursday we are
of those very special
Per, usual there will
ity of boys. Come on, fellows,
and join in the fun.
Just think—only about ten or
eleven more days of school this
year.
P.S.; Don’t forget your Xmas
shopping.
having
Tea Dances,
be a scarc-
one
Hampers
Strongly made of
are of pyroline or
A moderately priced gift that besides being attrac
tive is also very useful. Colours are in white, blue
and green.
wicker over a framework. Tops
are upholstered. Chrome handles.
Suites
Modernly styled^ and
trimmed with brilliant
chrome w i t h tubular
chrome legs on tables
a n d chairs. Durable
plastic tops. Extension
space. Also sets in natural finished Wood.
Sturdy metal smokers
for the man of the
house. Made of bronzie
or chrome.* Some have
attractive lighting f i x -
lures.
leaves provide greater top
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FURNITURE STORE
BLANSHARD
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and
tained the
Bryan, of
day night
There were thirty guests there in
honor of Mrs. Bryan’s seventy
fourth birthday.
Monthly Social Hold
The monthly social was held
at Metropolitan School on Wed
nesday evening with a fair at
tendance. The evening was spent
in progressive euchre. The win
ners were as follows: High score,
gents, Mr. S. Adantson; high
score ladies, Mrs. Leonard Mills;
lone hands, gents, Jack Dunnell;
lone hands, ladies, Mrs. G. Car
ter; low score, gents, G. 'Carter;
low score ladies, Mrs. M. Spence.
A presentation was made to
Mr. Fred Thomson and Mrs. Jack
Thomson who are leaving the
community. Leonard Thacker
read the address and Mr. Ken
neth Parkinson, Mr, Lloyd Thom
son and Mr. Kenneth Langford
presented them with a beautiful
chesterfield chair and cushion
and a table lamp. Mt, F« Thom
son thanked them in the usual
manner.
The committee in charge were
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker
The
Mrs. Biil Jones enter
family of Mrs. William
Granton, on Wednes-
to a turkey dinner.
and Mr. Ken Parkinson,
committee for December is Miss
0., Copeland, the teacher,
Mr, and Mrs. 'G. Carter, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Carter, The December
social will be held on December
and
Canadian mothers have given
birth to six sets of quadruplets
but the Dionnes still stand alone
I as far as the quints are con-
i cerned.
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