The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-05-01, Page 31 ,t
Cavan Mission :Society •Frost Reception
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Began In April
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ish my hooked rug.' she said.
Who says the people of Exe•
ter anti community have last the
thrifty spirit of their pioneer
forefathers?
1898 raws toceon.,,,Qe1ixteiceapitie:1;eatywih)iocilil
• „ alar
in limier centres. particn. • •
r 1;4 d rm d
In raven, vresbyterlan it July, ma, rarewen was tarty during the last federal
a reception .of ,this magnitade tural land WAS being wasted for • has recognized its national prob.
1885 called the Ladies' Aid So-. fore leaving for London. Mrs. has been attempted in Huron. industry and urban development lem as tine of the proper von•
ciety. For 20 years, Mrs—George; Gladman was the first president on; the ladies; committee in was made by Dr. E. Pleva. servation -of soil and water.
Seamen and(Dr.) Lutz in 1898, and was again resident
G F La
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A warning that Prid a.gricul- its own needs. Already 'the U.S.
the ladies formed seeiety !given mess w. .Giadmen he. campaign. This is, the first time
filled the offices. as president and ' ia 19404941 after o ,f) rt. ) ' ii charge d .preParatioes is Airs. of
ioi im, mc the university .of Western in summarizing, sors spie.v,a.
suggests the only remedy is:
Mrs. Edwarci •Christie was iii 1932, in April, life member- '
_ stturt"estte. :Ewetee. The chair. Ontarie. at the. recent conventinn .svience.
man is Mrs. D. D. 'Mooney, Gm nt Ontario Vegetable Growers' , .
secretary, while for 18 years to, Exeter. (1.1 The benefits of agricultural
treasurer, ; ship certifica tes were presented I 1.frioch' aFt PlehlIrs leelT:le Aon. enc.
authority on the (21 Managerial skill.
Although this society svorked lo Dr. Margaret Strang, and in Mrs. T. A. Westenii. Sentonnt
eekell, , Airs. F. D. Thompson, Clinton; St. Lawrence Seaway .and the (3) A strict sense of proper
to pay'off (he different •necessi.; October, to Aliss L. Al.". J.
ties in ,the -church and manse, it . In July, 1933, the meeting wAS i future of agriculture, of agrieul- land, use based .
Mrs. :Harold Arbour and Airs, on sound -con-
Women from the various cell- fUlur of ...gri Attire Dr. Neva ' • • -' • .. p t p e,.
(st Agriculture continues to - be
is recorded that in 1891, 1892, Lheld ea :the lawn of Mrs. Henry 'rank ."all'Ani• 'anderieh.
tres will pour 'tea and aSsiet ill stated that imhalyhebjereta years dtt,ipr-censisneed,
1.892. and 1896, this society gave , Strang.- Dr. Margaret Strang was - a chronically depressed industry
annually to missions, and in 1897 l Present, and spoke of her work I
the Ladies' Aid Society pre. in the 'Peace River district. sewing. , to provide necessary 'food or when compared to -Miler phases'
Rohs my. In -emphasizing the pccessily .Commissino .clairns it will ton -
growing population. of the
Canada's .economN% 'rhe Gordon
sented the minister's wife, Airs. l At the July meeting, 1940, at! Assistant eonvenors frnin this Martin, with .a lifr membership ' the home. of Airs. 'William' district include Airs.
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certificate of the Woman's Sillery, Airs. Margaret. Christie ilor, Aira. M. Alerner, Dashwood;
Foreign Missionary Society at was presented a book as a I Mrs. Telmer Bell, Mrs. T. PrYde.
the recommendation af the birthday gift. She was 42 years Airs, Van Laughton and Airs.
Mission Band. ; W.M.S. work. A life m ember- EUgene . Beaver, all of Exeter.
The Mission Band was Organ•I i
sip was also presented to Mrs. I
lied in 1896, by Mrs. (Rev.) Colin E, Fake.
Fletcher, of Thames Roa,. The 011 Apr 22. 1948, the 50th! •
In the year 1934 Caven AccIdent Toll
first president was Aliss Fantle althiversarY the a"lliarY was , •
. Bawden (afterwards Airs. Sal.= nhselwed.
held). f d
i from Huron Alaitland Presbytery ;
church having been trans erre 0 fl y Decrease
The Auxiliayy of the Woman'sl to that of Stratford, Cavell
Foreign Missionary Society was W.M.S. decided with regret to A marked decline in in,luries
organized in April. 1898, with-, leave _Huron presbyterial and and fatalities arising from traffic
Mrs. Martin as honorary presi-; join Stratford. In 1935,. the inem• accidents has been reported by
ded; Mrs. F: W. Gladman, : hers attended their first annual i
presidedi Miss -Edith Moncar, :
treasurer, and Miss A. Martin, ' ford,
secretary.. 1 presbyterial meeting in Strati
Ontario Provincial Police far the
the Exeter detachment of the
• in April, Airs. •Eart Mitchell, first four months of this year.
In 1911. at the time of the • a former president, was honore • sine January 1. seven persons
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golden jubilee of Caven,church, with the gift of a life certificate i have been injured in accidents.
this Auxiliary was 13 years. old. I before 'leaving to make her home compared to 17 daring a similar
The late. Mrs. F. Sharpe was .lo Paris, Also in 1955, an "in I .period last year.
president at that time. I Ale.moriam" certificate was pre-; Three 'fatalities were recorded
In 1913, a Young '
Woman's smiled bv members of the Strang '
of preserving good farming land. inue to he so.
Dr. Pleva stated that only three' nil But is the comparisnn
per cent of canada's land was valid? Agriculture is basic to
of gond agricultural quality clue; our economy. The only thing that
to adequate rainfall, reliable rain• , has ehaneed is that agriculture
fall,. favorable temperatures., is becoming more and more an
topography and suitable soil. it urban problem and less and less
is unfortunate that this land lies a rural one.
prinurijy inextPhaens'eloantr. great-
est a- civil service Elects
maintained that good agricul•
tura], land was being wasted for Herbert Broom was elected
industry and urban development President of the Centralia Civil
and that early action is required Service Assomatine at the regu-
to preserve these lands for agri. lar monthly meeting.
eulture in order to feed the vast seeLitvci7r7,st,ciloetinnt is11.x. ;)
Merease in population contem11,
Plated for the next few years. treasurer, Jack Simmons.
Dr, Pleva also felt that agricul-
ture should move from sub
Town Topics
marginal to the best lands and
thus more crops could be de. anAdir.faanilicilly Ats7entriehseuin.
Guelph viaiting with r tdaOyst
ler
veloped from fewer acres. 111
As an example, he cited the
C.S, Sod Bank last year i Id , o
1- a- Presbytery 'was held in Alain
Missionary society was farmed , family in memory 0(!. thoii during the rust four months .of $231 million for a 20 per cent Street 'United Church on Wed.
1957. None has occurred this wheat acreage retirement let
which was named the' Logic ' mother, Airs. ;Henry Strang. This
Circle,Year' got less than a three per cent . ' :- - nesday. The ladies of the church
.in honor of Reg: John was framed and placed in the I soiledi
dnner at noon, Rev.. C.
Logic, who helped organize the Sunday School room. The number of reportable Reel,- reduction in production,. Proving D. Daniel is chairman.
Caven congregation in 1861. ; In January, 1956, Mrs. 'William. dents dropped from 32 to 29. that poorer land taken out of
The 31 members of Logie Circle ' Sillery who had served as presi- April was a light month for production does not affect re.
affiliated with the present dent for 13 Years. and Miss Mar. -accidents both years. Only three turns ton greatly.
W.M.S. in the year 1925. Of the • garct _Brown, secretary :for 12. have been reported this year; Dr. Neva felt that agriculture Y.0 ur Library
nriginal. group, only Aim John , years, were each Presented with there were five during the same was an urban problem because of — Continued From Page 2
Kydd has been 2* vontinuous a life membership pin. In 1957 Month in 1957. estimates. that in 1980 onlv nine
member. She. served as treas-; president Airs. Alvin Moir, sec-
s urer of the Auxiliary for a term retary, Mrs. :r -r. H. G. Strang and
of 81 years. Mrs, J. G. Coedane, were each
On May 15, 1914, the Woman's • honored with the gift of a life
Foreign Missionary Society and membership,
the Woman's Home Missionary itt the 60 years since ergeniza.
societyamalgamated. and was: tion, this auxiliary has had 15
then called the Woman's Mis• presidents, 10 secretaries and six
sionary Society of the Presby. treasurers.
Leda!). Church of Canada,
On 'November 11, 1913, the I
Huron Presbyterial of the W.M.S.; 11 isestimated that. 76 per
Met in Caven church. Missesi cent of Canadian 'homes are
Scott, Murray and Weekes were equipped with telephones, 96
appointed to ,meet the delegates per cent with radio and 63 per
at the station, cent with television.
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The decline in the local area, per cent of the population will he' Salty Begins at Home, 10 min.
which includes Exeter, Ushorne, nn the 'farm. In other words. Points nut the correct way of
Stephen and Hay, follows the there will be fewer farms than using jack-knives, stepladders,
trend across the province. On• there are today to feed the vast electric wiring, pots and pans.
increase in population. • meeerpiiieng
ines, and the necessity of
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quarter of 1958." only 20 to 30 per cent of the living. training and working con.
average income compared to the ditions Inc farm labor so that
in the first three months there Orie.nt, Russia and most of workers may be encouraged to
were 191 fatat accidents. and Europe where 60 to 70 per cent stay on the land,
213 deaths. Last year, 212 acct-
dents fatally injured 251, of income is required for food. ' '
The Policeman, 12 min.
• Thus, said Dr. Neva, the person '
March showed the hest im- who should be most concerned ' The story of Freddy, a little
prevenient with a reduction from. with Maintaining agriculture is lost hny, who discovers that the
78 fatal accidents and 98 perSons the urban worker. , policeman is his friend and the
killed in 1957, to 67 accidents and In reply to those who feel that 'friend of the whole community.
72 fatalities this year. This rep- Canada can he fed by the U.S., l Folkaong Fantasy, 8 min.
resents decreases of 14 and 25 lie stated. that in 1993 when Can.:
per centrespectively. ada has a population of 33 mil- Animated puppets enact the
Hon. James Allan, the minister lion the U.S. will pass the 30o narratives of three folksongs in
who made the announcement, ex, million mark and will require color,
pressed the hope that this im,. all its natural resources to fulfill . Friend At The boor, 28 min.
prevenient in the traffic accident. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,o tttttt ...mimeo t . ttt ,,,,,......moim This is ' the story of how the
picture was the. result of an
in.creasing awareness amongst rural social workers in British
drivers and pedestrians or the
A Columbia corer a large and
unouncements . rugged province.
part they must play as individu-
als in avoiding and preventing Rtnoryrs :SO CEIA.AGE Columbia Adventure, 13 min.
accidents. .47"..t.nlos or or:HANKS 1,5,,,t A ,California engineer 'and his
U this is the case, he pointed EVNGA.GEXENTS 7,5 family enjoy the wonders of the
to persuade all who w.alk and
drive to do so with thoughtful
lieve that' as efforts de expanded
out, there is good reason to he o'• iN icEseonfasts .............— *Lee Columbia river watershed as they
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BIRTHS —
care, still further improVerne.nt
in the traffic accident situation BECKE11,—,Se;rn to MrU.N. Screen. and Mrs. Magazine, 11 min.
can be expected. .- Wallace Becker. a daughter, London checks influenza; 'U.N.
PC Cecil Gibbons, in efiarge ;lane Elisabeth, April 17. 15--
a sister for Beverly and Fran• laboratory aids fight on opium
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of the local detachment, said: "I:
think the figures show the safety
Campaigns of recent years are
beginning to 'pay divid.ends. We
hope the trend will continue."
Re-elected Treasurer, .
Jack Doerr, Exeter plIotOgra-
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DATAns — Mr. and Mrs. Hun ard
Da -ars I nee Elaine Seeker),
P.P. 1 Dashwood, announce the
birth of A son. Peter Edward.
pher,was elected treasurer of al'.Sou th Huron Hospital, April
the Ontario Satiety of 'Photog- er. 1955.
raphers for the third successive GLAVIN — Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ma. -
year at. the annual convention in vin, R. 0. 2 Crediton, are happy
Toronto last week. to announce the. birth nf a
daughter, at St. anseph's Hns-
pital, London. April 2.5. 1155 a
sister for Paul and Basil.
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Carol Nancy, to Donald Eugene
Willard,. only son of Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Willard,. Centralia
The marriage will take place in
Grand Bond t'nited Church, sat.
urday. May 24, 1558, at 2 p.m. b'Y
the Bev. A. E. Holley,
Mrs. Erma Lowery, Exeter,
wishes to a,ntiounee the one's re•
meat of her daughter, 'Mary I.nn
McCoy, t n Mr, ,Tames Hon a rd
Hyde, Exeter, soil of Mrs. Alt in
Pym, Exeter, and the late Erin
ard Hyde. The rria.rriage In fel,'
place on Saturday, May 24, 1955
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CARDS OF THANKS —
We w51 In sincerely thank all
who remembered us with rarda.
trpatg, flnwerg. visits and to ali
who helped hn the carni While
th hospital and since returning'
borne, and 14 porial thanks; to Air
'Port.% norsannnl who gave Prat
aid and All Min assisted In any
ttay51 tIne •nt he Arm -dent,
24arnld a.nd Mabel ,JefferY, te
,A lout and Jimmy Shan'
”ivish to sincerely thank thew
friend's and relatives for
many IeN eardS, gat s and •
treats given to ablirriy during his
in 'War 'Memorial Children's;
Hospital.
_Irhe of the late 7SIrs
George Westeott In
exoress
their thank:4 and appreoiation 111 1
rOlat Ivt,q, friends and neighbors!
thr their many ams or kindness 1
duritig their recent bereavement I
I
Ve inu1d like tn take little!
opportunity CO 1 'hank all nur
tvinrylg and neighbourn titott.!
kindnon Abel 1hOt many beautiful
flowers Sent our ror!ort1 sad
hereav6menta holetx #d wifit
nrl r.thor etnerially thank j
the I.Teittproi-r.i.1.Ny ftrnol'af ltnmt
'll#A • 3 T rqopho, t1t nallbea,rerA,
And all thisirbo helped in 5,' •
NY C5'efirge Bal nitain and
tarnily.
t to thank friends
,'I5fl'.te whe an londly reIttem-
and treats *bile a nationt 5..;
herAeT *Ith cards. flowe'et
Xnreoh's 13Osnital, liondon.—La.rr–
nish its th9.fik all' those,
tikitiOttlIbtro.91 1,5ttifiv
egrda, treats. tlettern and N•lattA
while A, patient 15 At, :Teasel, s1
;tette:at khd r#o
turning hl,—iktUrrity Nell. 1*'
I 'Wishis thank all those ttho
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beg. treate 554 v)airec ISA -
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SOP61.A,1 thAft146 tt1 Ott% htsssital' tiFitmt
pts.tt Legs6b
Dr '6A.AA *rid Ray. S.
CididOti A. fitilith. ,
To, ,the i!onvenere, Mrs, G. Goce
bolt' and Airs. R. W. Tuckey,
the highlight .of the project was
the spirit of co•operation not
only of the SO women of the dis-
trict who helpect with the sales
but of the whole community.
Proceeds amounted to IMO.
The articles that remained un-
sold were taken to the Salvation
Army by •Guenther -Tuckey.
Winners ,nt draws nn artieles
donated by beat merchants were
Elia Mrs. Ell
Murch. EJimvills, Mrs. 5. Oren-
ezuk. Mrs. Mort eY Sanders, Mrs
Wes Witmer and Mrs. Frank
Brierley.
Challengers Meet
The Challengers of the Pente-
enstal Church met at the home
of Airs. Cecil Kipfer, Hensel,
on Thursday,
rhe message was given by
Miss \Vanda AteLaren and Miss
Ada Caesar read the scripture.
Danny Kipfer contributed a
piano solo.
It was decided to send the
layette when completed to Rev.
and Mrs. Morgan in Ingersoll.
Th a Tittm-A4vovoto, Moly 1 190 APS
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Andrew Dougall, Ushorne town-
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on Alain street; owned by Henry
Bierling. Alr. Bierling has bought
the dwelling owned hy Mr. Len '5
Dilkes on the south-east corner
of .l-Jtsron and William streets. '5
Mr, Dilkes has moved to his
new home on the; north-west
corner of the same intersection. ig
The' transaction's were handled
by Al. J, Gaiser. '5
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