The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-05, Page 19t.
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Luc ,Ifl
And District 'News
Phons 199- twain
tCorrealsondent:Mee LJtta Abbott
GNciduIflh Barly darkness and unsettled
ACWW Delegate ` Lions Treat
Speaks In Granton minor Club
Mrs. ,
,
T Tit+
'Exeter C+
li
Urges S.. ale , "Te-stin9 f at,eed tat driverd. rack ani r Pr'ojec't Unit:" PAP*
with more. than ordinary care 4 Lucan junior rumors :l a �:..,.... „�.....�
cutnes as, we begun the final :their semi-annual dance last
month.. of the year, Chief Con- : Friday at, ';chem% Lail, London.
thisI. One of the Junior Fareler':a
stable Rog Taylor emppasi ed
wer,
""Even for those citizens who: regent pt'Qiectat 'was the miles:'
err dy careful and, though..1 flan •of 25 'ba.ttles' of drinking
ful in tine presence of nttotol' water in the county to be sent
rMi)faic' the added hazards of the to the Health LabaratQrY, LQn-
season require increased atten- dons Tor exar#liitia wi,
tion President Bruce H u' .and'
"" tt two .other Junior Farmers have
• weather in particular demand I gone to the Royal Winter 'air'
of eac7x .of us that while walking � oto take part .in the hvestoek
ile nnuS reinw?in er �.
trete fling it difficult to perceive
C
Falls From Loft t b th t mato 3udging•
George son of St Mrs. Mama* Mitchell, a Bid- darkly clothed pedestrians in
Marys, was the guest speaker Fifteen members of the Lucau dulph 'woman on tigllwaY e� ,, poor light and that the .ability to
� sustained one crushed verk stop a car or trucks abruptly on
at the Granton W.I. family and Pee -Wee hockey,t.eam and coach and two cracked vertebrae a wet or slippery load surface is
community night. Mrs. Wilson Mr, William ..Swick, of fife I'ub lvhen sire fell Exam a iverte t. at greatly reduced.
described her trip to the .con en sic School staff, were guests of her hinge last Friday. " Repeated warnings are given
encs of associated Country the Lions Club last AlondaY Site landed on•a trap .door to .all pedestrians to persuade
Women of the World in Ceylon. night at a dinner in the Anglican which ova way,hurling her to 'ttlent , to develop the habit of
Those assisting in the pro- .Church: basement. the ground floor.
crossing only at intersections,
gram were Donald Wallis, the
Unfortunately, the new sweat-Siie was taken by the ifaskett 'pbat people continue to disre-
Highes Brothers, Ruth Garrett, ers did not arrive in time for ambulance, Lucan, to St, Marys Bard this very sensible piece of
Paul Winslow, Lorene Hodgins' presentation, but the president, Hospital, advice" with •disastrous results,
Carol Lambert; is Iiodgins Les Woodward, assured the is a matter of great concern.
and LaroY
However,
v
er, if a
ll =Wrists
rists would
and Larry Lewis, captain, "ary Revington, that Parent-Teacher Night
Reka V n e laon they should bo here sone t e,iffy per sent ar e eaccePt-alwaYs remember to slow down
Bryanprize 'winners in the Bid- tbis week. - ed the invitation • of Principal and be alert for pedestrians at
dulph
public speaking! contest, With Howard Kew at the Wesley Clow to visit the school intersections, such .a display of
last Monday evening
to di
sc ss consideration
mightht of
itself save
their children's
problems and lives and limbs and at the same
progress with the teachers. bine persuade the pedestrian
Mr. Clow is well pleased with that the intersection is the safest
the success of this venture. placeto cross.
Personal Items "It is perhaps again worth re-
minding all. motorists that the
Mrs. Garfield Needham and average automobile, whatever
Ivan, of Ballylnole, and Aft. its parse�nower, controls or eta -
Mrs,
Gibson and daughters,, borate fittings, still depend contact
of Denfield, visited Mr. and
its ultimate control on a e n
Mrs, Henry Hodgins last week with the to the
-road about equal .
and also called on. Mrs, . Will area of a pair of men's shoes.
Davis at the Pines Haven Nuns "In an.effort to demonstrate
ing Home, the very vractical benefits aval-
'1'he Lucan Junior Farmers'
held their November meeting at aklle to all through improvement
' in their driving and walking'. be -
the home of the president, liaviour, a campaign -with this
Bruce Hendry, last Monday end in view is being conducted
Mrs, Warner McRoberts at- all across Canada during the
gavetheir e
S p e
ehes.
Personal items
Mrs.` Murray Hodgins, last
Friday, assisted her sister, Mrs.
an .
piano, Mel Culbert red i .
sing -song. Plans were .complet-
ed for the annual fowl bingo
which began Wednesday eve -
Lloyd E. Bissell, of Birr, to ning in the Stanley -Hall.
move to London, and spent the The Ladies' Guild catered for
night with another sister, tulles the dinner.
Merle Law. Personal Items
Mr.
were Sunday Powers,
s
d May guts
ofLon' Mrs, Chester O'Donnell, nee
of Mrs. Wes Atkinson, Alice Frost, left her home here
Sundayguests with Mr. and last Sunday for St. John, N,B.,
Mrs, John park were Mr. and to join her husband in, Gerlti:any.
Mrs. Harry .McNaughton and Mr, and Mrs. alaturiee Mice -
family, Dr. ,and Mrs. Harvey
Donald spent last Sunday i
Revington and ,amity, au of Shedden, the guests of Mr, and
London, and Mr. Wes Beving-, Mrs. Pete Caldwell. They also
ton, Rase and Anne, of Lucan. called on Mrs. Thomas Flynn
at Victoria Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs, Vincent Dins-
more, nee Nancy Holmes, and Birthday Celebration
family, of New Brunswick, have Tommy Weller, son of Mr.
arrived back in Lucan to Make and, Mrs. Thomas Weller, cele -
their home here. braced his 15th birthday last
'Mrs. Alvin McLean has re- Sunday. Out of town guests were
turned home after spending a Miss Ruth Corcnt, M `r. and' Mrs.
few clays in Dublin, the guest of
Mrs, Ann Looby (a former Lu-
canite, Annie Ryan).
Hockey News
At Lucan's opening game of
the. W.O.A,A. Intermediate hoc-
key league at the Lucan Arena
last Friday night, the Irish Six
blanked Blackwell 10-0. Harry
Wraith bagged three goals, Ray
Yelle a, pair, and Steve Storey,
Don Lankin, Paul Baynham,
Leroy Revington and Fred Rev-
ington a single each.
Les Clark and Mr. J, A. Xer-
1ino, of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ldkings, of Wilton
Grove"
Buy New Books
in McGillivray
Over $200 worth of new books
have been added to the travell-
ing library of McGillivray Town-
ship school area, it was revealed
at the board meeting last week.
The book's, which are paid for
by a government grant, Will be
made available to pupils for
supplementary reading.
The board decided not to enter
McGillivray schools in the
musical festival to be held in
Lucan in May, 1958.
New survey of No. 81 Highway
will affect' the property of S,S.
15, and the board is discussing
the problem. of settlement.
Kenneth Sholdice, Bryden
Taylor, Arthur Simpson, -Calvert
Nichol and Grant Amos were
present. The next meetipg; will
be held December 18, : t 2, p.m.
* * CORRECTION,--- A statement
in last week's Times -Advocate
which said the board had re-
ceived , no applications from
normal school .graduates this
year was not correct, The board
'did receive several applicants
but they were not employed"
There's competition when Canada's
more than 30,000 service station
operators vie for your business. Result:
prices held down, and better service.
'There's competition when the skilled'
workers in each of Canada's 42 oil
refineries must strive night and day to
improve -the -quality of their products.
.Result: Y
R �sult: toda 's low-cost, better gasolines.
COmpetition calls the tune in every
phase of the oil business—in
' exploration, refining and sales: Result:
benefits to you as the consumer
iI11 Oolit1tt ► 1 : 1LiiiitllwfsiG "
tended the Whalen bazaar .last first week of December. Leading
Friday evening and spent fire Canadian figures in all walks of
'might .with her brother, Mr. The- life are lending their full sup-
ron Creery and family, port. It Is my fondest hope that
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barr, nee the people of Exeter and Com -
Marion Stanley, are happy to munity will see to it, by their
announce the birth of their .son, own careful actions in traffic,
Robert James, at 'Victoria Hos- that wve will make aur full con-
pitel, November 28, a brother tribution to the success of this
for Jeanette and Douglas. no -accident week effort."
EDUCATION THE' ANSWER
"1 have been concerned with
the salvage of a'leoholies for 10
years, and I have on to be-
lieve that many alcoholics need,
never have become addicted ta:
anything.. • They had estab-
lished,
the :habit with absolutely
no keewledge of the dangers in-
volved."
Dr, R. G. Bell, inedii:al direc-
tor of the Bell Clinic in Willow-
du d•
o r a
1 hl and g
Willow -
,dale for CO
,. a
le f. a
diets, was quoted recently in: a
Toronto paper. He declared, that
adult aleobolics in Ontario have
increased. 1
d at a rate of 9 per
e
cent between .1946 and 1956..The
statistical risk of becoming an
alcoholic is greater today, he
said, than the risk of contract -
big diseases like polio and can-
cer, Part of floe rehabilitation
involves comprehensive instruc-
tion on the effects of alcohol.
As one part of his alcohol edu-
cation program Dr, Bell is spon-
soring .a public course on alco-
hol and drug addiction. Twenty
lecture are being given, free
of charge, to physicians, nurses,
social worker s, clergy, high
school teachers and others. The
Public will be Charged $25.40 for
the entire, course.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
SPONSORED BY THE
HURON COUNTY
TEMPERANCE FEDERATION
.Local Cleaners
Receive Award
Brady Cleaners and Launde-
teria Ltd., Exeter, last week
was awarded -1,10-year award
of merit from the Saiiitone peo-
ple.
The award was presented in
"recognition of 10 years un-
swerving devotion to providing
outstanding drycleaning service
to the community, This achieve-
ment required the application
of unusual skill and the ability
and the constant development of
new and improved methods and
adherence to the highest .stan-
dard of the industry."
The Sanitone franchise i5
held by Emery Industries Inc.,
Cineinnati, Ohio.
Owner Edward Brady estab-
lished the plant here in 1947
after 15 years of servile with
a London Gleaner,
In the January -Julie period of
1957 Canada suffered a foreign
trade deficit of $574 million, a
record deficit for the first silt
months of any year.
ENTERTAIN. RCAF STATION CPNTRALIA—Gloria. and Jimmy Vincent, of Toronto,
above were amongthe entertainers who provided the program for Huron Park
council's benefit cncert and bingo Wednesday night, Over 700 attended the event.
Proceeds lielp finance minor hockey and subtler playground activities,
Caven
Xmas Fair
Sat., Dec.. 7
3:00 p.m.
EXETER LIBRARY
Baking, Fancy Work
and Candy
TEA WiLL BE SERVED
Wf:lt h VrOnttMt
(PJAl rd3t.I e4
'tilted to keep the ployal"a happy he rnalto1 half'
the,
boloo.irpone on tial corset"
Reception
And Dam-)
FOR MR. & MRS.
HARRY WILSON
(nee Barbara Dodd)
CRED'ITON
Community Hall
ANNUAL
Turkey
Bi n o
Mon.,'Dec
MT, CARiMIL HALL
S;30
14 Rounds ter Turkeys
Chicken Prizes
:Door Prize '-- One 'Turkey
Admission $1.00
Extra Cards at Deer 20P
Friday, Dec. 6
Murdock's Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Lyric
Theatre
THURS.. FRI. A SAT.
December 5, 4 and 7
"POT AFRiQUE"
* Pier Angell
* Phil Corey
NEWS. ADDED SHORTS'
MON., TUES.
December 9, 10 .fid 11
"THE NIGHT MY
NUMBER CAME UP"
' *Michas[ Redaravi
* Sheila Sim
AND CARTOONS ."
COMING °t
"BILLIE THE ,I(ID"
* Robert fieyfor
* Mary Howard
1
Arena
Actvtie3:
THURSDAY, DEC. S
8:ao-xosso-llcAF
FRIDAY, DEC.. 6
4100.5tOo--Public Se'hoo'1 fleeing
8,30--I1derton v,. Znetpf
11ob:Mita -
SATURDAY, DEC. 7
S:00-0,00--31ariboro,r.'aa. Rocket.
0:00-70:00—Rn1ni% vs, 'Terrien:
10:00-11:00—Wings Va. BiifldAgu
11,00 -12:00 --Wee Vee & Srtnee G011
x1:30-3:00-41nus Skating.
:3:30.5:30—Iri*are Skating
Ss00-10:Q0--Public Skating
SUNDAY, DEC. $
12:30 -Z:30 -Exeter ato1,dwka
3:00-4:00—Fttyrht Cadet.
.:30-5;30—I+'igure Skating
MONDAY, DEC. 4
0:30 -10,30 --RCAF'
TUESDAY, DEC. 10
7:00-1.010 cueing
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11
3:00-9:00 Martled Women >iftl.
Veginnere Publio glutting
4100 -3,00 --Pringle School Open
7 s0o X0-He5kattn%
Midget g0,se 1aga Hokg '
0:00-11:00—Exeter Mohawks
THURSDAY, DEC. 12
0:30-10:30—ItCA8'
o,nMnnuuuutuneeemeuuWylelet1ttterne n lel nretlnuurdnwuummntt,meetpn,n,tteeeteeelf
Hockey.
Exeter
Arena,
Friday, Dec. 6
8:30 p.m.
I tderton Wildcats
3i ldcats
VS.
Exeter Mohawks
• BOOST THE MOHAWKS BY
ATTENDING ALL HOME GAMES
%,,,,,m.tiestttttttateivttt,titeeetlemuito„rrtUumtweesite ettiege HMI ttinp,O,tltU(Irrlr,lllAa
ii•reterteelfek rteeeid:tieelerielielltlpigL ti, t,1,Iteell ebiernieneetp111111ttt dmil um dll,rtee sell Yrs
Fowl Bingo
Exeter Legion Hall
Wed. Dec. 11
Doors Open iI p.m. Glrnos Start ?i1 pap.
15 REGULAR ROUNDS FOR CHICKENS
10 SPECIAL. ROUNDS tOR TURKEYS
Turkey Door Prize
l AAMISSTON:. 5G4
Special gonna & rAttra Cards 100, 3 or 250
SPONSOit1 t BY 1J1f1i T' lt. LEGION MACH 107
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