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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-09, Page 10INiro'd: Don't Let This Happen To Yo 'Vacation Get Our "SAFE VACATION" Check up. Our mechanics will; • Check wheel alignment. • Check steering system. t * Check all lights—adjust head -lamps. • .Adjust brakes—fill master brake •cylinder if necessary. * Check windshield wipers— replace blades if necessary. • Rotate tires and inspect for defects, excessive wear, *' Lubricate car completely. All For Only $2.50 Brake Special Tour car deserves the best— Jet us install genuine Ford bonded brake linings. "Give, yourself an even brake" at this special price of $15.00 (Two Weeks Only) LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. , Your Ford - Monarch Dealer PHONE 624 EXETER Parts ..tk Accessories Manager: Cal Wein. Could, Not Eat For Ad Replies. "I didn't have time to eat my dinner last Thursday before the phone began ringing .in answer to the advertisement 1 put in the paper in reference to a house to 'rent" said It C. Rivers. "i was receiving calls even be- fore. I had received S. ropy of the paper" he said. "In all there. must have been 28 calls, the last one being long distance from a family that hopes .to move. to Ex- eter shortly." NO BETTER TIRE MADE FOR NO/ SPEED DRIVING SAFETY rasfane mWXECHAMPION * Prevents impact breaks. * Can't weaken under high speed, moisture or extreme heat: * Gives strength of b plies with the light weight of 4 plies. * Can be recapped again and again. Larry Snider Motors - Exeter THE THVIRS-.ADVQCATE. EPCETRIk, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE #, 1955 Dedkafe Church Manse For Grand Bend Charge •Registration for the felt term at Grand Iseult Fublie 'Sethool will be held on Friday, Jy.ne 10 from 8 to 5. Parents are requested to register all pupils. so that neces- sary supplies And equipmnet may be ordered, ,Any child who will be six year old prior to Deeemi- her al, 196.5, is eligible to attend. local tourists and otbera at Grand iBend resort are enquiring anxiously when the band con- certs on the lake shore on Sun- day evenings are going to get under way. Good innate et the water is something worth while, town council and others, for an inspiration to help,us through a weary working week. • The dedication ,service for the new manse for the Grand`•Bend and Greenway United Chureh.es was .held in Grand Bend 'Church on Tuesday evening, May 31, with representatives from, different or- ganizations and, friends of the congregations, in all, about 250 in attendance. The service was conducted by The ,Pastor, Rev. W. C. 'Smith. The dedicatory address was given by Rev. C. C. Washington, Chair- man of tithe Presbytery, and the prayer of dedication by itev. W. C. Parrott, Secretary of Huron Presbytery, Mr. James Dalton, Reeve of Grand Bend spoke.a few words an .behalf of •the Council. Special music was provided by the choirs of Grand Bend and Greenway Churches. Both the church and the manse were beaut- ifully decorated with 'bouquets of spring flowers. The keys of the manse were presented by Mr. Wilbert Young, chairman of the building com- mittee, to Messrs. Russell Brown and Arthur Baker, representing the trustee ,boards of tie two charges. • The inspection of the manse followed the' service with Rev, and Mrs. Smith. the Manse Com- mittee, and Mrs. Harold Brophey and Mrs. R. Kading, Presidents of the two Woman's Associations, receiving the guests. Lunch was then served In the Sunday 'School room with the el- derly ladies of the two congrega- tions pouring tea -Mrs. Mary Gill and Mrs. John Brown being the oldest members on the charges, Also pouring tea were Mrs. Ger- omette, Mrs. Ellen Desjardine, Mrs. Emmeline •Desjardine, Mrs. Herman Gill, Mrs. Sarah Hamil- ton, Mrs. EIizabeth .Smith, Mrs. Annie Brenner and Mrs. Hettie Lovie of !Grand Bend, and Mrs. W. T. Mons, Mrs. Joseph Horn- er, Miss Sophia Young, Mrs. H. Harlton, Mrs. Joseph Eagleson, Mrs. D. •Brown, Mrs. Fred Steep- er, Mrs. T. Isaac, Mrs. R. Whit- ing, Mrs. E. >Steeper, Mrs. E. Bul- lock and Mrs. A. Pollock, of the Greenway charge. Teachers Appointed The teachers appointed for Grand Bend Public School for the coming year are Mr. Gordon Campbell, as Principal. Mrs. ,Dor- othy Elliott and Mrs. Jean Shar- on. all of Parkhill, and Mrs. Janet Desjardine, of Grand Bend. Sensational "Choice of. the House" SUIT SALE. ENTIRE LINE OF Tip Top Tailors MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS 2i0% OFF FREE PANTS Special Discount on Sport Coats, Topcoats, Overcoats or Single Trousers on any Cloth in the Complete Range SPECIAL! Matching Pants Af Half Price with every purchase of one of our large selections of smart;: new, modern Sport Coats is WALPER MEN'S WEAR Greenway LRO,L. Attends Service ,On Sunday morning over one hundred and fifty members and friends of Greenway Loyal Orange Lodge No. 219 and members of the True Blue :Order, and friends from other lodges marched in •a body to the United Church where Rev. W. C. !Smith addressed the congregation with a well chosen sermon for the occasion, The Lodge Chaplain read the .second lesson: Mr. Kenneth Flear' sang an appropriate solo. The London' Hackett Juvenile and the Wgod- ham Fife and Drum Bands were in attendance. Mr. John Ham- mond, Chief Agent of the Orange Insurance, of Alvinston, Mr, Wm. Catford, Asst. Deputy Master for Ontario West, •of Sarnia, and Mr. Harold Watson, Asst. Deputy for the Grand Black Chapter for On- tario West were present,. The lodge members later join- ed in lunch at the picnic pavilion before breaking up for the day, Induct New 'Rector + The Rev. Morley E. Pinckney, will be inducted into the parish of St. Johns -By -The -Lake Grand Bend and St. Paul's church, Thed- ford, on Wednesday evening, June 15 by the venerable F. C. Hardy, Archdeacon, of Lambton. A rec- eption will follow in the town hall Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gill, Mar- ion and- Brian, spent, the weekend with 'their daughter and sister, Mrs. Melvin Ramsden, and lir. Ramsden in Toronto. Sunday visitors in ,town •were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewin and Eber of Crediton with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hamilton; •Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O'Rourke of Dash- wood, and Mr. Delbert Mason' of London, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird; -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pet- rie of Tillsonburg with Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Holt; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Me'Fallsend Joyce of Cen- tralia with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ; : ' Beer; Mr. and Mrs. !Stanley.k 4 Krauth of Saginaw, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. 8. Douglas and family and Mr. and .Mrs, Frank ,Simp- kins and ,family, all of Stratford, with Mrs. Myrtle Bossenberry. Mrs. !Geromette has returned home •after spending two weeks with her daughter and eon -in- law, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dodds in ,Buffalo, N.Y. Miss Mary Yeo and Mrs. Mae Holt spent .Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Rid•doc'h in .>Sar- nia,. Mrs. Louise Sturgeon visited rdlaiives in London -on Saturday. Miss Marion Watson of Wind- sor visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoit on Saturday. GMri'Guides Win ►walyds- A goodly number of parents at, tended parents' night at the 'Girl Guide meeting Friday evening. Five Guides, Anne Hockey, Bertie Balkioubt, 'Veronica Fran cols, Enid Palethorpe and Kathe- rine Page, were enrolled into the Exeter Company. Division Commander, Mrs. J. W. Monteith, presented child nurse badges to Alice Carter', Margaret Francois, Unice Ward, Sandra Wolper, Louise 1 ockey and Donna Wells; athletes badges to Marg Sanders and Alice Car- ter, and woodman's badges to Douna Wells, Marg Francois and Alice Carter. District Commissioner, Miss L. Seigner, presented service stars to some of the girls signifying the number of years' service as a member of the company, Louise Hockey, Sandra Wolper; Unica Ward and Roxanne Beavers re- ceived their second class badges from Captain Luxton. An evening of entertainment followed including square danc- ing, tumbling and a play. Mrs. Connell gave a brief talk on Girl Guide camping at _Camp Keewaydin, Guides from Exeter will join other Guides from the division at camp July 16 to 26, this summer. Campfire followed and refresh- ments were served by Alice Car- ter and Marg Sanders, who by so ,doing, earned their hostess badges. Water Well Drilling With the latest up to date Gasoline water well machinery we. are in position to give you reason- able prices on drilling a well, 45 years experience, all work .guar- anteed. Write or phone us and we will be glad to call on you, Davidson's Well -drilling Box 137 Phone 109 Wingham Topics From Thames Road By wax WILLIAM RHODE korsonai Items At time of writing it is not known to what extent the juries are that were suffered by Mr. William Ferguson :on Satur- day while working in the bush for Mr. William. Westlake. Mr. Ferguson is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Mrs.n` W. Moores is. apendie i a days at Sault Ste. Mari on W.M.S. work. Thirty of the 9M Glub went on a bus trip to 'Detrelt en. Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Miller, Brian and Barry attended the Brock pienle at 'Sipringbank Park on Saturday. Miss Merkley and Mrs. Davey, of London, • spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cann: Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Jeffery visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter, Miss Margaret Bray, London, spent. the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bray. • Mr. and Mrs. William Thom- son, of Exeter, visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Rohde. EED BEANS Many tests have shown that .the badly weathered beans of last Fall have VRRY POOR •GFEMINATION WHY RISK A. POOR CROP Sow Dependable Seed See Us .For.Yo r Seed Requirements We have a complete stock of commerical White and: Yellow Eye seed on hand. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE COOK * BROS. MILLING Co. Ltd. Phone 24 - „Hensall Supporters Of Tom Pryde Today is ElectionD�y Your Vote And'In#luence Is RespectfWlly. Solicited Miss May Skinner spent a few days last week visiting with rel- atives in Exeter. Mr. Warren Patterson and san Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and Mr.- and Mrs. ‘Donald •Scott, all of Sarnia, spent the weekend with Mrs. William Patterson. Mrs. Myrtle Tetreau and Miss Mona Tetreau spent the weekend with relatives in Pontiac, Mich. Mrs. Sarah Hamilton spent a few days visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clara Manore, in Loddon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant, Mary and .Susan, spent the week- end in Wayne, Mich. Mrs. Mary Gill spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson, in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird visited with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norwood at Thedford on iSatur- . day. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Des Jard- fns and Murray spent the week- end visiting relatives in Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green and Audrey attended the 55th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Green's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore of Clinton. Mrs. William Patterson return- ed home on Friday after visiting with her .granddaughter, Mrs. Allan Barry and Mr. Barry in Ilaileybury. Mrs. Melvin Desjardine has been appointed to the Principal- ship • of Dashwood Public School for the coming year. 1±XttER John Appleton, 88 Stephen Farmer Mho death occurred in Grand Bend on Monday ,of John Apple- ton hi his 89th year. Mr. .Appleton farmed in Stepin- en Township but had dived re- tired in Grand -Bend far several years, ' He Wins anarried twice, Moth wives pre -deceased hint .several years ago. Surviving are one sis- ter, Mrs. Phehe .A,yery of Moline, Ill., One brother, Harry of Stephen. Township, ,and two nephews, !Gor- don of Grand Bend and Ernie of Exeter. The remains tested at the T. Harry Koffman funeral home, Dashwood, Where the funeral took place on Wednesday. Burial was. in Grand 'Bend cemetery. :cot.. �4• i,•{. i tto is ::iii:h;:i:i•::. ,:}:}5!tiiSS;':';ci `SSR<i< :}.�'.'::Rze•,•s::f;i ir.<.: i2tY%:-s: ;'alni'rs.: give you true, gas -saving, short-stro overhead-valve V-8 engines in every series in the line! 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