HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1951-04-26, Page 4Page 4 TH® TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1951
Lions held
meeting at
Mr. John
Oil Co., of
Addresses Bend Lions i
The Grand Bend
their regular dinner
the Rrenner House.
Thorpe of Imperial
Goderich gave an interesting ad
dress of oil by-products followed
By the most interesting films. Mr.
Thorpe was accompanied by Mr.
Gordon McManus.
Snelgrove’s Own
Tops
In Pops
“Beautiful Brown Eyes’’
“I Apologize”
“Would I Love You”
“Sparrow In The Treetop”
Classical Favourites
The Bartered Bride:
Overture
t Smetana)
Medley From South Pacific
Medley From Brigadoon
• Rogers i
Western Hits
('’hew Tobacco Rag
(Pee Wee Kinm
Back Up And Push—
Breakdown
(Guy Willis)
Just A Woman's Smile
(Wilf Carteri
YOUR Favorite Records
Are In
DASHWOOP
will commence
continue until
I Daylight Saving
on April 29 and
September 30.
Mr. and Mrs.
visited in Dundas
Mrs. Douglas
i
Clayton Pfile
on Sunday.
of Stratford
[visited with Mrs. Ness last week.
; Mrs. S. P. Currie lias: return-
led home after spending some
■time with relatives in Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. Getz and family
[are attending General Conference
11: in Pembroke this week. Miss
‘ Pearl Kraft is also attending a
1 conference in Pembroke as a
1 delegate.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hepper of
(Waterloo sent the week-end with
;Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman.
; Mr. Ernest Rader on the Town
Line is in St. Joseph Hospital,
London where he underwent an
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoff-
attended the Western On-
Associa-
London
Lazy Daisies Capture Women*? Bowling Title
WHALEN
Miss Eileen McKenna, St.
Marys, was a week-end visitor
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield.
The sympathy of the commun
ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Parkinson in the loss of
Mrs. Parkinson’s father, the late
Grose, of Devizes.
[*. Cecil Squire has pur-
a new W-4 International
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott
dined with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Hodgins on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
Wednesday evening
man
j tario Funeral
'. tion held at
last Friday.
Mr. Wallie
ed Mr. Ruehen Goetz’s farm just
south of the village. Mr. and
Mrs. Goetz will now move to
town.
Mrs. Wililam Schroeder of De
troit is visiting with her mother
Mrs. Hamacher.
Quite a number from here
have attended the fine entertain
ment presented by the Huronia
Male Chorus in the high school
auditorium at Exeter last Thurs
day evening.
Mr. ................ “ * ‘
family
visitors
Fisher.
.Airs,
fifty
in honor of her son Paul's mar
riage to Miss Betty Douglas of
Stratford.
The evening was spent in play
ing euchre and dancing after
which a dainty lunch was serv-
an enjoyable even-
to a close. Quite a number
l Stratford and Zurich at-
Mrs. Paul Ness
home in Strat-
Directors
the Hotel
Wein has purclias-
and Mrs.
of Zurich
with
Ness
guests
Chas Thiel and
were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
_ entertained about
bn Friday evening
The Lazy Daisies came through
in great style last Wednesday
night to take the Happy Gals in,
2 straight games and the 5-pin
jbowling title. Olive Essery was
,the big gun of the winners, toss
ing 442 (261) for 2 games. R.
[Collins rolled 416 (223) for the
I winners to place second.I For the Happy Gals, Dot Hall
easily led her team with 434
(249), followed by Mardie Thor
ton with 371 (192).
The season will end up offi
cially on Friday night with a
banquet at the Knotty Pine Inn,
London, starting at 8 p.m.
Women Lose Series
j With Arcad ettes
> A picked team of local women
'bowlers also rolled a 5-game ex
hibition series on Mon. night [with the London Arcadettes.
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I
i
I
'a
home of Mrs.
Exeter on Friday evening.
I Mrs. William Rohde and Doug-
ilas visited on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. William Thom
son of Woodham.
Quite a number from this
community attended the opening
of the new public
Exeter on Wednesday
last week.
i The Young People’s
[on Sunday evening in
j basement.
j Misses Nona Pym
garet Cann of London spent the
week-end at their homes here.
j Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Brophey
[of Parkhill spent the week-end
” ' Dawson.
Hensall
Mr. and
THAMES ROAD
Mrs. Aimer Passmore attended
brush demonstration at the
Lloyd Jones of
ed to bring
ing i
from
tended. Mr. and
will make their
ford.
A lucky draw
pony is being sponsored by the
Dashwood Ball Club. The draw
to be made on May 24th.
for
and
Placing
for a Shetland
Phone 18-W
Farm equipment stored
the winter should he cleaned
lubricated thoroughly,
machinery so that the first piec
es needed in the Spring will he
handiest is a big labour saver.
school at
evening of
Union met
the church
and Mar-
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However, the lassies were not as
fortunate as the men and lost
5312-4775, Marie Webb rolled a
neat 1132 (30S) to .pace the
winners, followed by Norma
Land with 1089 (254).
For the Exeter team, Bernice
‘Christie banged out 1098 (234),
Doreen prance placed second
with 1023 (213).
Men Score Win
Over London Arcades
On Monday night a picked
team, comprising Rene Francois,
Ross Finch, Harold Bush, Ken
Hockey and Bill Peckham played
a 5-game series with the London
Arcades. The local trundlers
emerged a winners 5655-5526.
Rene Francois trundled 5 ter
rific games for a total of 14 33.
His high single was 303. Ross
[Finch was next with 1132 (271).
I Top men of the visitors was
Black with 12 07 (291).
Men To Banquet
The men’s league will official
ly end their season on Tues,
night May 1 with a banquet at
the Knotty Pine Inn. London,
starting at 7:30 p.m.
An election of officers
next year will take place at
dinner.
chased
tractor.
Mrs.
few days the first
week with Mr. and
Fitzgerald.
Mr. and Mrs. B.
Marys, and Mr. and
Chittick and family,
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil
Duffield
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truck.
Dr. Roy
and Mrs. Wallace Herbert
don, visited recently
and Mrs. William Hodgson.
Mr.
were Wednesday evenin;
with Mr. ’
ball,
Miss Evelyn Wynne. London,
was a week-end visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Duffield. Miss
Carrie Wynne, London, and Mrs.
William Wynne, Woodham, spent
Sunday with them also. The oc
casion was the third birthday of
Gayle Duffield.
Miss Ann Bavkorv,
spent last week with
| Mrs. Roy Hodgson.
visitors also with them were
Miss Olive Richards, Mr. William
Richards and? Mr. Ken Knight,
Ethel.
for
this
ELIMVILLE
Euchre Party
The final Elimville Euchre
Club was held on Thursday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Johns as hosts. There were only
ten tables playing and winners
were: Ladies’ high, Mrs. Philip
Murcli; gents’ high, Mr. Harold
Bell; and consolation to Mr.
Welly Brook. A presentation of
a large cake plate was made to
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murch on
their forty-first wedding
versary.
(With Mr, and Mrs. Fred
j Miss Helen Moir of
spent the week-end with
[Mrs. Alvin Passmore,
i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and I
Larry of Exeter spent Sunday!
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Aimer‘Elimville First Aid Class Passmore. |
Mr. and Mr's. William Rolide
visited on Sunday with Mr. and.{.Mrs. Harry Pettibone of London. I
Mr. C. C. Hodgins of Stratford j
was temperance speaker at the
three appointments on Sunday.
Mr. Hodgins gave a very interest
ing talk on the Temperance :
Question. He spent the afternoon I
at the manse. I,
There was a meeting of the
teachers and officers of the Sun- ■
' on [
the
day School at the manse
Tuesday evening to plan for
Sunday School anniversary.
Mission Circle
The Thames Road Mission
Circle meeting was held at the
manse on Saturday afternoon,
The president, Ann Elford, was
in charge of the meeting. Hymn
followed with prayer and the de
votional was taken by Mrs.
Mair. Roll call was answered by
the name of a missionary. Busi
ness was discussed. Mrs. Reg
Hodgert and Mrs. Mac Hodgert
were appointed as delegates to
the Presbyterial at the James St.
Church. Others taking part in
the meeting were Doris Ander
son, Rosemary Passmore, Mabel
Selves. The meeting closed with
H‘the Mizpah Benediction.
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•‘TheThe second meeting of
12 Aiders” was held on Saturday
[afternoon at 1:30 at Winchelsea
'school. Miss Mavis McBride,
[president, took the chair for the
first part of the meeting. Every
one joined in singing “Mocking-
Bird Hill”. Mrs. Taylor gave
notes on posture.
i Bandages were made, directed
by Mrs. Skinner. Roll call for Inext week is to be answered by
one hazard at home and way it
was improved. Meeting closed
with the National Anthem.
Personal Items
Miss Helen Parsons of Hensail
spent a couple of days last week
with Miss Lenore Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdman
and Helen attended the forty
fifth wedding anniversary in Exe
ter on Wednesday evening for
the latter’s
Mrs. Henry
Mr. and
and family
with Mr. and Mrs. Wes
of Hensail.
Laurie Stephen of
the week-end at his home
parents, Mr.
Delbridge.
Mrs.
visited on
and
Gilbert Johns
Sunday
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Ronald Squire spent a
part of
Mrs. E.
Holden.
Mrs. Harold
Prospect,
Squire.
Bros, are sporting a
fluid drive Fargo
Hodgson of Saskatoon
, Lon-
with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Squire
ig visitors
and Mrs. Glenn Kim-
Bryanston.
London
Mrs. Ross
visited on
and Mrs.
Skinner
Sunday
Norman
Jr. ofMorley
on Monday eve-
and Mrs. Alvin
Mr.
spent
here.
Mr.
and
with
Jaques of Zion.
Mrs. William
Whalen visited
ning with Mr.
Pym.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of
Exeter visited on Sunday eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Skinner.
The Elimville AV.M.S. gathered
at the church on Monday for a
quilting and were successful in
completing four quilts.
The Young People’s Union
will take the church service next
Sunday in the Elimville Church
at 10:15 a.m. Miss Florence Kirk
of Woodham will be the guest
speaker.
Mrs. Everett Skinner and
Ruth attended a shower for Miss
Anna Brock, bride-elect of this
week, at the home of Mrs. Har
old Hunter of Eden on Thursday
evening.
The Elimville Choir will spon
sor the Huronia Male Choir in
on Thursday evening in
School audi-
’ Exeter
i the Exeter High
I torium.
I Mrs. Franklin
girls attended the
for Miss Margaret Rundle,
Exeter, bride-elect of Saturday,
on Tuesday afternoon and eve
ning.
Miss Hazel Dilling, Mr. Ross
Dilling of London spent the
week-end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs? Austin Dilling.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg McDonald
and family of Exeter visited, on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ever
ett Skinner,
Skinner and
trousseau tea
of
One Toronto policeman has his
own methods with traffic offend
ers, Seeing a motorist drive past
a red light, he waved him io the
curb, walked over and handed
the man his pistol,
“Hey, bud,” lie said. Use this.
Jt's quicker.”
Mr. and
visited on HI
with Mr. and Mrs. William Darl
ing,
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Watson.
Mr. Stanley Steeper and Mr.
Harvey Morley went by bus to
Florida on Sunday.
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The young Adult class
Brinsley United Church held
their final meeting on Wednes-
iday evening with a Box Social.
1 Miss Nellie Lewis of Greenway
is spending a few days
and Mrs. Earl Morley.
Mr. Hilton Banting
to his home here after
some time with his daughter in
Sarnia and Detroit.
Miss Jean Darling, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Darl
ing, who has been a missionary I
in India has returned to her
home here. Her many friends
will give her a glad welcome
home.i Mrs. Ed Faulder entertained
a number of ladies to a quilting
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