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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-09-27, Page 10Page 10 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 37, 1951 I ZION ( Mr. and Mrs. Alias j Lynda and Hi ■ despatch from Edmou-‘ KyIe Cll- Kxerer. i Ephraim hern. Harold Herr, and and Mrs. Ross Hern ily Usited on Sunday and Mrs. Morris Hern sion being Mrs- Kyle- Miss Doris Broi'k, , , J i1 misfortune to frm t h r o u g h reduced »Saturday w him m Mr. and" Mr*. Air. Ross Hern, T of- in to mating a* po*s- Kthhridae i Mrs. 1 Kyle ! moral rede-' Snow Storms Detay Alberta Harvest A CP. .................... ton Monday states that wet Hinging snow -cascaded down on SoathcTr. Alberta grainfields to bring frosh delays to harvesting already two to three weeks late. Early Monday night snow still was fulling. And it hit hardest in are - •> where crops are green­ est- IL-avy losses were anticipat­ ed, m-iinly 1 grade- w quality. As much as eight inches of, „ snow feR in the Cayley dldrhd/ . Y in rim Wothills U'O miles south ’ of t'auuvy. Calgary, where it begun -sowing Saturday night. hud r;,»' sno” We« dro; In Ed fi-i W the farm. ■nowing than six inches. «ohl accompanied the - Lnndhrei k, a f^.v miles fr-yley. the ’temperature e 1 Pl degrees. nltni. agricultural the wintry turn is a warning icrsex ere in ■ut as fast i of Exeter attend-G ; of jheir foudn Jrick FoiJich . Thursday. Air. and Air and family -u a iU‘.o>’»r rrip >. omp'iny wit' Malum Ry,aim Jmi-m tamilv attendA! fb.a week-end. Air. Clare T re*nr:i- id from Victoria I:osr:t..E. Lou- , , , , ■, i ,• ...idou where h“ was receiving E’Jrmal photograph, release for the first time. * blood Iran-■^•*•=*.*”-■ ’ n.,,,,,;.. ’Pl,.. PRINCE PHILIP’S ALBUM OF MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE -- A lieutenant commander of tliv Royal Navy, the Duke of Edinburgh participated in the Mediterranean fleet’s sum- iUivr eruiw before returning to Britain, to prepare for the coming Canadian tour, lhis in- h»‘ was ’.-eveiviug formal photograph. release for the first time, was taken as lit was attached to the H.M.b, •fusion* ’Magpie. The prince and princess, unfortunately, have not listed this district as a stop on Mr. and Mrs. Fife and 1 their coining Canadian tour. —Central Press Canadian Mrs. Inez Slanker of Buffalo . ___ ___1----------------_— -------.-----------------------—— ......................- —— - —-----•-------------—---- land Mrs. George Thompson off , a k i ' Granton visited recently with | | sii» a ■ « 1 Mr. and Mrs, Re-* Herr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs N. wd Mrs. Barker Mitchell. Mr. ami Jeffery i Jeffery ■ dinner ! Angus L. Har.nar. and Iss® QI I Bush field and Terry i ' ” ami Mr/a-d*Mrs’’w-iite Executive Installed of Staffj w<->re Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Earl. yltra-ModernW£ Our people at the Kingston plant enjoyed watching a cou­ ple of robins build a nest with shreds of aluminum foil, The robins seemed delighted to find their new building mate­ rial so easy on the wings, so soft, so cosy. But ... A wind arose. The nest was so light that it blew away. The robins rebuilt with the same material: but more firmly anchored. While we have no ambition to supply the world’s robins with nesting material, we are eager to provide aluminum for home-building humans — and for the thousand other uses of this modern metal, Therefore, our huge expansion pro­ gramme in Quebec and British Columbia. Aluminum Com­ pany of Canada, Ltd. (Alcan). ;Lucan News ' Lions At Struthroy j Five .executive members of the i Lucan Lions’ Club attended the j big banquet in Straihroy on Fri- t day night when the Lions’ Club (there entertained around 300 members from branches from London to Windsor. The object of the gathering was to demon-, strata how a model meeting’ should be conducted. Roy Kea-1 ton, general director of the ternational Lions’ Club, was' guest speaker. In- the Home and School (Tub Thursday, September 20, Lucan Home and School met at the Public School. Kate Graham and Tena Eisenga sang a duet accompanied by Mrs. Donaldson. Helen Hardy played an instrum- !ental number. The guest speaker (was Air. J. McLean who gave a j most interesting address on Vo rational Guidance and the duty of parents to encourage their children in the pursuit of higher education, ! Lunch was served and a social half hour spent. The executive were \ ery ^pleased with the splen­ did turn-out meeting. the The regular Expedition of the Lucan. Explorers was held oil Monday evening. i Sinking e and receatiun were (lead by Counselors Iva and Joan, | Mrs" D. Park attended the ex- I pedition in the role of “judge” i when she examined the scrap < books which the Explorers made ’ in the spring and have been fill- jing during the summer months, ‘The judging resulted as follows; ; Eleven year, Marline Reving- iton; lb years, Marjorie Sove­ reign. I Mrs. H. Whyte, president of ' the Evening Auxiliary conducted the installation service for the new executive, elected at the last Expedition, wishing the group well in its coming activities. The members of the group were reminded of their new pro­ ject to raise money, that of col­ lecting fruit baskets and also de- fruit baskets and that coat hangers are still in mand. The meeting closed with Explorer Prayer and Taps. the Something Ebe! If it isn’t one thing it is some­ thing else. Flying ants have re­ placed flying saucers around Lu- • ran recently. In number they ' equal or even surpass a swarm • of bees. One swarm, at least was given a warm reception with a pail of hot suds and has not ‘ been seen sim-e. i i ! OllOi TOi>A¥! INSIST ON .... ■*...* ■ . WAH^AII «tATING AIK, CaHOITlOHIHG Fra ncis Coni in Dies Solemn requiem high Mass (celebrated Saturday, 'September 22, for the late Francis P. Con ;lin, at Sr. Peter's Church by Rev. J. M. Fogarty, Pastor, assisted by Rev. AV. Corcoran as Deacon | and Rev. E. R. Glavin as Sub- j Deacon. Interment was in the i Parish Cemetery. Pallbearers were;’James Hall, Cyril Hennessey and Benedict Regan, William Thompson, El­ mer Wilson ancl Charles Tindall. ! He leaves to mourn his loss his ! wife, the former Margaret Ann [ Riley, one son Joseph of McGilli­ vray Township, one daughter, Mrs. W. Regan (Bernice) of London and three grandsons, three brothers, Louis and Kim of Oshawa and Edward of Port I Perry. He was pre-deceased by (one sister Margaret of Uxbridge jand one brother John of Bld- ; dulpli. He was a member of Holy i Name Society Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament ,and the Pro- | pagation of the Faith. Born at Port Hope in 187 5 he moved to McGillivray township 50 years ago where he farmed until his retirement in 1941. United Church W.A. The Women's Evening Branch of the United Church W.A. met in the Church Parlour on Friday evening, September 21, , Hearn's Group had charge of the ; meeting. The topic was, Church of the Frontier” . ings were given by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. H. Whyte, Wes. Hodgins and Mrs. Culbert. The prayers were by Mrs. Murray Hodgins, As it was the birthday of the Evening Branch an offering of was collected by each present, paying 1 cent inch of her waistline. A business meeting the worship hour. The closed with a birthday cake and ice-cream. Mrs. “The .Read- Bert Mrs. Cliff lead over $ 5 member for each Ladies’ Guild > The September meeting of (the Ladies’ Guild of the Angli- i can Church was held at the home of Mrs. William Brownlee I on Monday evening with the pre­ sident, Mrs. Guy Ryan in the chair. Most of the. evening was spent in arranging committees for the Bazaar, which will be held, November 24, Donations from Eatons and Simpsons were displayed, also articles made by Guild members. Mrs. Brownlee and her daughter Marilyn enter­ tained with music. AVliile lunch was being prepared a sing-song was led by Mrs. Tom Hodgins. In place of the song sheets it was decided to sing the favour­ ite hymns of the members pre­ sent. Everyone enjoyed the sing­ ing so much it was decided to repeat at the next meeting. An abundant and delicious lunch was served p.o end a most enjoy­ able evening. There were 23 members present. Lqc$n Personals Mrs. Aaron Davis is spending a few days in Exeter with Mrs. R. Dickens and Mrs. F. Coates. While there she attended the birthday celebration on Sunday, September 23, of Mrs. John Hun­ ter. Mrs. Hunter has now passed the Doth mile stone. Mr. and Mrs. Braithwaite of London visited with Mrs. Preece last Sunday. The Misses Delrene and Mari­ on Coursey, Marion Ashworth and Douglas Stone attended, the AYPA Rally at St. Paul's Church London, on Monday, September 17. After the worship hour a social gathering was held in I’ronyn Hall. Miss Marie Stanley has gone in training at St. Joseph’s Hos­ pital. Mr. and Mrs. Williard Garrett, Doreen and Jack spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Bob Coleman, Congratulations to Mr. Mrs. Harvey Latta (Mayrene kinsoni on the arrival of a 1 hoy on Sunday night at St. ph’s Hospital. Mrs. Eldon Hodgson of St. is confined to her bed with a heart attack. Mrs. Bob Coleman was in Lon­ don on Sunday and reports Mr. Coleman is doing nicely though he will probably have to remain in the hospital for some time. Mr. and Airs, Freeman Nichols of Lobo were recent visitors with Mrs. Preece of Alice st. Mr. Orville Gibson of Toronto spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. AValter Gibson. His mother returned with him on Sunday as far as Hamilton, where she will visit with her daughter, Mrs. Sweet. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins and Miss Patricia Gowett attended the 60th Anniversary of the Crampton Unitefi Church on Sunday after­ noon and evening. Mr. ..and Mrs. Malcolm Lamont of Cromarty spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Warner McRoberts. a< was Entertain At Bend Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lang­ ford entertained 33 members of the United Church Choir at their cottage at Southcott Pines on Sunday, September 23. During the evening Mr. J. Murray was pre sented 'with a leather-bound hymn book. Mr. Murray for years was a most faithful choir mem­ ber, It is hoped his health will soon be sufficiently restored to enable choir. him to return to Bay Service W« 23 the followed evening Of Of The Lucan Lion’s Club had a supper meeting at the arena last Monday night. Plans were made for securing more members and for the repairing of a Lucan ’house. A Hallowe’en party will I be held again this year for the children. ..................................... POP’S Taxi Service I’hones: * and At- baby Jose- Alice For More The life, wear and safety of your careful, expert lubrication for top car performance. Let us lubricate your car thoroughly for smoother driving. ear depends on s Service Phone 328 Exeter (Qheck these^/alues in Hork Clothes S' Gravity Furnaces Are your fuel bills getting out of hand? An old- fashioned or worn-out furnace often fails to provide all the heat you should get for your heating dollar. T'or lowest cost heating luxury, let us show you the complete line of dependable Anthes-Imperial grav­ ity warm air furnaces. Or, for the carefree luxury of automatic heating, there’s an Anthes-Imperial winter air conditioning unit to suit your Tdquirements, Come in today and let us help you select the Anthes-Imperial heating equipment suited to your needs. Lindenfield’s Limited Pheno 181 Exeter Rally A most impressive Service was held in Church on Sunday, ’ 23. The church was | decorated with autumn ! and a large congregation present for the Promotion Exer­ cises, under the leadership of Mr Alex Young, the S.S. superin- s Cendant. During the “Opening of j the Gates” Elva Young and i Revington sang. II Hally th(e United September beautifully flowers was Day Rose ■i i t Returned To Council George Mace, former London Township councilor, was return ed to council by acclamation on Saturday as successor to the late councilor, Frank Seeley. Frank Fellner was also nominated dropped his nomination in our of Mr. Nace. "Huron 'College tour of the new Huron ■was the last item on but fav- Col- the [agenda of the two-day meeting I last, week of the evening Bran- ' Dies of the Women's Auxiliary 'of the Db'cese of Huron, Church <31 of England in Canada. s Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Gary Oshawa, Mr. Percy Cranston Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cranston and family of London held a family reunion with Mrs. Cranston Sr. of Lucan on Sunday, September 23. There will be no church in the Lucan Anglican Church next^ Sun­ day, September 30, but Invited to attend the Home Services at St. Church, morning and Canon Patterson of Toronto will be the guest speaker at bbth ser­ vices. The Lucan Sunday School will be held as usual at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Haas of Buffalo, N.Y., visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Al Hed­ denIt is with deep regret we re­ port that Mr. Bob Coleman de­ veloped pneumonia and was en to St. Joseph’s Hospital Tuesday. Recent visitors at Mr. and A. Gannett’s were Mr. and Roughley and family. ■Mi', and Mrs. Theron Creery of Woodham and Mr. and Mrs. Warner McRoberts of Lucan on Sunday, September 16, picniced at Rock Glen and then went on to Sarnia. . Mr. Bill Hodgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins will be taking the same course as Mr. Merton Culbert in B.C. Mr, Frank Hardy left on Tues­ day for Manitoba and points west on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Blair and Mrs. Blair’s brotheY, Mr. Albert Mitchell of Exeter spent Sunday in Thorndale the guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Will Hobbs, The staff of the Anglican Sun­ day School were much pleased to see tlm 30 to parents still not returned kindly see they are out next Sunday? Many people in who heard the report of the bolt of lightning, that hit the Stanley Block, was a Mrs. home While ....... wedding of her grandson Stanley Tom, who was married at 3 o’clock Saturday. September 15 in St. Leonard's Anglican Church by the Rev. H. II. Marsh to Mar­ ion Elizabeth Davies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Redvors D. Dav­ ies. Mt. and Mrs. William Brown­ lee took Mr. Brownlee’s mother back to Toronto on Saturday to spend the winter with her daugh­ ter, Mrs. E. McEwen. During her five weeks visit in Lucan Mrs, Brownlee, who will be 95 in .Tannery, managed to see many of her relatives and old friends. Mrs. John Park Sr, is still very poorlv. Mrs, Annie Fairless is row on night duty with Mrs. Park, all are Harvest James evening. tak- last the attendance jump from 50 on Sunday. Will the of children who have the village Friday night, thought it bomb. B. Stanley has returned from her trip to Toronto, there she attended the Mrs. Leota Gilchrist Mrs. Leota Gilchrist 37, of Euclid Ave., London, wife Corporal Harry Gilchrist, OPP, Tillsonburg detachment died in Victoria Hospital. September 10. She was born in Aylmer and before going to London three years ago had lived at Wallace­ town and Lucan. She was a mem­ ber of the United Church at Summer’s Corners and of Lecta Chapter OES West Lome. Surviving besides her husband are her Andrew one son Marlene tfier Keith Baxter Corners. Interment was in mer Cemetery. Last month’s market showed first indications of lowering- prices I Manufacturers showed reductions of 10 to 12 proclaim 'fhe branded but out of our Regular Stock. percent on most lines and we're FIRST to this eagerly looked for turn! following reduced prices are on all good lines. These are not bought as Sale Goods flew there 42 of From the West on a a a Phone nMei!iiBWBartK<aHW®iwayt>ttatawKi Phone 31-W immediately. We will be glad, to publish any club news you have for publica­ tion . . . Phone 31 AV without delay and let us know > who your guests are,, whore, they are from, etc. If You Have Visitors... Denim Jeans .... BACK TO 2.98 Chambray and Covert Work Shirts 2.89 ..... BACK TO 2.25 parents, 'Mr. and Mrs, Baxter R.R. 1, Aylmer, Max and two daughters, and Patsy and one, bro- Keith Baxter Summer’s Ayl- Mr. Sheridan Revington to N.Y. on Friday, he expects to fly to a business trip. Mrs, Labannah Exeter spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins of Alice stMr. Thomas Brooks has been confined to his bed and under the doctor’s care for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Warner McRo­ berts spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westman at Granton, The many friends of Miss Mary Stanley will be glad to learn, after three weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital she is feeling much better and expects to go back to work on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gannett and Mr. and Mrs. George Fellow of London visited in Hanover last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cuddy. All-Wool Bibbed Work Sox (only 2 pairs to a customer) Drill and Moleskin Work Pants .... BACK TO 3.95 Overalls .... BACK TO 3.69 “Where Low Overhead and Low Prices Go Hand in Hand” If Your Club Meets If You Want to Buy or Sell 31-W and use. the- want ad column. Want ads in The Times-Advocate get results Progressing With Canada’s Best Farm Land”