The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-12-07, Page 13w *—•w
Clandeboye Girl
Doesn’t Like War
We would like to offer our
congratulations to Shirley Ann
Jacques, who is 12 years old and
is recovering from an appendix
operation. She wrote a poem and
it was printed in Saturday’s
Free Press,
TOO SOON
the sun,
the moon,
me—a little too soon.
made
made
made
God
God
God
I don’t like the wars
They are (big and whole,
I’d rather hide, in a deep,
hole.deep
McGill ivray Elections
Nominations were held in Mc
Gillivray Township Hall on Mon*
day afternoon. Reeve, Mr. Dave
Morley; council, Mr. Earl Dix
on, Mr. Freeman Hodgins, Mr.
Fred Heaman and Mr. Ben
Thompson. All were elected by
acclamation for year 1951,
McGillivray School Area:
Chairman, Mr. Rae Neil; other
board members, Mr. Norman
Alollard, Mr. Bryden Taylor, Mr,
Peter Doyle and Mrs. David
Henry; secretary-treasurer, Neil
McRann. All were elected by ac
clamation for year 1951.
Personal Items
Mr. Waring of Glanworth will
take the service at St. James’
Church on Sunday, December 10.
the rector, Rev. L. C. Harrison
is a patient in St. Joseph’s Hos-
ipital.
Mrs. Fred Simpson attended
the Simpson-Finlay wedding at
McBride United Church on Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Simp
son will reside in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stainton of
London were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Murless on Sunday.
Miss Ann McKenzie, R.N., of
Chatham, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Almea Hendrie.
Mrs. Roy McRann was hostess
for the W.A. and Guild meeting
on Thursday. Mrs. Fred Simpson
gave prayer for sick members,
Mrs. Hewitt for absent members.
Mrs. E. Lewis read scripture.
Secretary Mrs. O’Neil read a let
ter from our prayer partner,
Miss Paul, Keg River, Alberta,
telling of her work in school
there. Mrs. O’Neil gave a paper
on seventy-fifth anniversary of
Diocese of Atliabaska, Church of
England in Canada.
Mrs. Cecil Carter, president,
» presided for Guild meeting and
she thanked the members for
their splendid co-operation in
making recent bazaar a success.
Sandwiches and cake were
served by hostess and Mrs. Karl
O’Neil, Mrs. Fred Simpson and
Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham. A
vote of thanks was extended to
hostess for her hospitality.
A euchre club has been start
ed and held in Neils school. At
one party eleven tables were
used. We wish it every success.
That is a good way to keep the
community spirit alive.
The United Church ,held a
erokinole party in their basement
on Tuesday evening when nine
tables were used. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Rupert Williams
and Mrs. William Northgrave.
Refreshments were served and
$10 realized for their objective
blankets for the triplets, Brian,
Bruce and Barbara Sholdice.
We are pleased to report Mrs.
Gordon Cunningham is home
after being a patient in Victoria
Hospital.
The job of reloading the sugar
Leets nt the station has been
finished.
WO wish to offer congratula
tions to Susan Bloye, daughter
■of Sgt. and Mrs. Max Bloye, on
being lucky winner of draw held
at Wallace’s Store, London, on
Saturday.
Mr. and
entertained
ber 2* tn
and Mrs.
Air* and Airs. William French,
Janie, Laura and Earl French,
Air. and Mrs. William Morley Jr.,
Miss Elva Morley and Mr* Tom
Alorley, all of Whalen. It was
the forty-second wedding anni
versary of Mrs. Hodgins* parents,
Air. and Mrs. William Morley Sr,
Atay we add our congratulations.
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Mrs. Arthur Hodgins
on Saturday, Decern*
a dinner party. Air.
William Alorley Sr,,
*
We are much obliged, too, for the many steady
customers who depend Upon us to keep their car in
tip-top condition. May we look after your car the
next time it needs service, We think you’ll be happy
with the results.
South End Service
' RUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Exeter Phone 328
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Church, operated the
Radio tislening you’ll enjoy««■» “Ford Theatre” every Friday night.
quartette composed
Ferguson, Mrs, Tibe-
You’ve been looking for it * • * the thrilling new
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"Oh, George,” she said, de
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A PRODUCT OF
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W. D. Bonthron, Hensall Native,
Became Successful Accountant*
Funeral service was conducted
at Pasadena, Cal., for William D,
Bronthron, 73, retired Detroit
executive, who died last week
following a cerebral hemorrhage,
Mr. Bronthron who was bom
at Rodgerville, south of Hensall,
was the son of the late Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Bonthron, He was
the father of William R, Bonth-
ron, famous mile runner of Prin
ceton University in the *30’s. He
came to Pasadena in 193'8, after
retiring as chairman of the board
of Price Water house Company, ac
counting firm, New York. He
was a member of the California
Club, in Los Angeles.
Besides his son, Mr, Bonthron
is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Bonthron, and a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Mc
Leod, of Phoenix, Arizona,; one
brother, Fred G. Bonthron, Hen
sall; three sisters, Mrs. Edith
McMartin, Margaret Vair,
Barrie; Simpson, Hen
sall,
Religious Film Shown
A large and appreciative au
dience attended the showing of
the outstanding religious film
"Second Chance”' which, was pre
sented in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday'evening, Dec.
3* Rev* ,p. A* Ferguson presided
prayer was offered by Rev* Sin
clair of Exeter, Rev. Rodgers of
the United
films.
A ladies
of Mrs, IP,
rio, Mrs. c. Forrest and Mrs, C.
Kennedy, rendered beautifully
"Lord, I’m Coming Home.”
Organ music was provided by
Mr. Nicol A. 0. 0* 0*
Temperance Service
At the morning service Dec,
3. in the Hensall United Church.
Rev. W, J. Rodgers introduced
as the guest speaker, Mr, J. E.
Williamson prominent Toronto
business man representing the
Ontario Temperance Federation.
Some very interesting facts on
this subject were given by the
WiR He? , , , * .
They were engaged to be mar
ried, and he was relating his
former adventures in Africa.
"I had to hack my way,” he
said, "through almost impene
trable jungle, chopping, slashing
at thick undergrowth and trees
, f i
speaker "We should Urge folk t9
come to Church. We should in
vite children to attend Sunday
School. We are interested in in
dividuals and their relationship
to the community. Let us be de
termined to save our youth.
Jesus Christ is the light of the
World,”
The Choir offered the anthem
" Spirit of God ” — special parts
being taken by Mrs. H. McEwen
and Mr. S, G. Rannie.
The evening service was with
drawn in Favo'ur of the film"Se-
cond Chance” in the Presbyter
ian Church.
Next Sunday Rev. Rodgers
will conduct regular services at
11 a.m, and 7 p.m.
HARPLEY
Mrs, Maria l-Iayter left on
Thursday for Detroit where she
intends to spend the winter with
some of her family*
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Hardy
and family, of Lucan, visited on
Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Murray,
Mr, ‘ Willis Hayter, Mrs. Le
Grand Wright, Mrs, Wm. Sher
wood and Mrs. Mark Miller all
of Detroit, visited on Thursday
with Mr. Newton Hayter and
Mrs. Fred McLinchey,
The farmers in this vicinity
are busy threshing beans the last
crop for this season.
Mr. Marsell Hodgins and sis
ter visited their brother in St.
Joseph’s Hospital on Sunday,
Alma Hodgins daughter of
Mr. Hugh Hodgins of the Mol-
lard Line, while playing in the
basement at school, fell and hit
her head so severely that she
has been unable to go to School
for a couple of weeks. We are
glad to know that she is better
again.
Customer: "Didn’t I get my
last haircut here?”
Barber: "I think not sir we’ve
only been in business two years,
White sidewall tires and fender skirts optional at extra cOtt
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A young hillbilly
b o u g h t an ice cream
cone, walked out of the
drug store to eat it, then
carried the cone careful
ly back to the soda
fountain.
Handing it back to the
clerk, be said; "Much
obliged for the use of
the vase/’
A
FORD CUSTOM DELUXE FOROOR SEDAN
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs* Harry Hoffman
atteued Anniversary Services in
Arkona on Sunday where Harry
was guest soloist.
The Ladles “
gelical church
husbands to a
night In the
church. After
were shown,
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Klelnstiv-
er moved into their new home
last week-end and are now com
fortable setled.
Mr. and Mrs* AL jDoliorthy of
Exeter spent the week-end with
Air. S. P. Currie.
Miss Myrtle Gaiser of Preston
and Betty of New Dundee spent
the week-end at their home here.
Air. Jack 'Wein who has been
In London hospital for some time
following an operation, returned
homo on Sunday.
Youth Fellowship Rally was
lield on Sunday night. The guest
leaders were: Mr* and Airs. Ral
ph Krueget of Hyde Fatk*
Mr* and Mrs. Jack Raschke
and son Ronald of Detroit spent
the week-end with Mr* and Mrs.
A, Tieman.
Air* and Mrs. George Tieman
Spent the week-end in Toronto.
Mrs. H. R, Guenther attended
the funeral of her aunt In Grim*
bay last week.
Aid of the Evan-
entertained their
supper on Friday
basement of the
the supper films
Now ’'step-ahead” engineering brings you
43 forward-looking advancements to put the
’51 Ford far out front in beauty, performance,
comfort and economy. For instance) there’s a
completely new instrument panel with
“Chanalited” instrument cluster and "Glow-
Cup” controls* New Automatic Ride Con*
trol regulates itself to all road Conditions!
New Automatic Mileage Maker gives you
evert greater economy with that smooth,
quiet iOO*Hp* V*S Engine performance*
Inside that Ford Lifeguard body, there’s a
new ’’Luxury Lounge” interior, featuring
even finer fabrics and a new front seat that
has Automatic Posture Control to crown the
restful comfort of non-sag seat springs and
modern foam rubber cushioning. The
spacious "Deep Deck” luggage locker now
has a new ’’Magic Lift” Lid * , * perfectly
counterbalanced and fitted with a new Key-
Release latch for easy one-hand opening.
Yes, there ate 43 «ew “look-ahead” features
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with famous, proved quality advantages like
“King-Size” Hydraulic Brakes, “Hydra-
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NEW “LUXURI-LOUNGE” INTERIORS
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colours . . * and the fine quality
of non-sag, foam-rubber covered
front seat springs.
NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL
New “Glow-Cup” controls and
"Chanalited”instrument cluster...
new Key-Turn Starting «*. feature
the completely new, stunningly
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FORD STEPS AHEAD WITH 43 NEW "LOOK-AHEAD" FEATURES
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