The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-10-05, Page 10THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1950
Centralia Airmen
Injured In Accident
Jas. G. Stanly, 27, of R.C.A.F.
Centralia was pinned under his
car when it overturned after col
liding with one driven by Gor
don Ryan, of R.R. 4, Thorndale
on the highway near London,
Thursday. Stanly suffered head
and body injuries.
Susan Schuyler .of London, a
passenger in Stanly’s ear suffer
ed possible back and leg injur
ies.
A second passenger, Gordon
Giousher, 37, of Goderich, rec
eived facial cuts and injuries tn
his right shoulder.
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Hi, Teeners! Our opening
dance
many teeners attending. We had
numerous novelty dances, among
which were an elimination dance,
a shoe dance, a squat
others.
Don Petrie was in
the refreshment booth
The
by Orly Tay-
was a big success with
dance, and
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8: Edora Hyde. Shirley Coleman,
Margaret Reed. Boys’ f
Broad Jump, 5 and 6:
Flynn,
Kenzie.
Bell,
Girls’
Eileen
Joyce
Edora
garet Reed. Boys’ Running Jump,
5 and 6: Gerald Flynn, Ronald
MacLaren, G r a h a m Farquhar.
Seven and 8: Bill Fink, Gerald
Bell, Bill Lavender.
Standing
: Gerald
Wayne Shuter, Ray Mc-
Seven and 8: Gerald
Don Koehler, Boh Bell.
Running Jump, 5 and 6:
Maxwell, Phyllis Lostell,
Peters. Seven and 8:
Hyde, Joan Johnston, Mar-
all evening,
looked after
charge of
which was
recordsbusy
were
lor.
At
meeting we settled
decided to have i{Friday 13th (had luck, eh!)
i Remember, gang, Teen Town’s
success depends on your attend
ance at every dance.
Elimville Native
Succumbs In London
Mrs. Henry S. Nethercott, GO,
died Wednesday at the home of
her daugher, Mrs. Bernard Con
way London. She had been in
failing health for the past year.
Born in Elimville, she was the
former ...............................
A son,
years ago. She was ft
of all Saints’ Anglican
and a member of the
Auxiliary of that church,
ing besides her husband
daugher, Mrs. Bernard (Dorthy)
Conway, London; three sisters,
Mrs. William Chadwick, Exeter;
Mrs. .Percy Chadwick, in Alberta;
Mrs. George Knox, Toronto, and
six grandchildren.
Services were held Friday in
the Needham Memorial Chapel
conducted by R.ev. L. J. Paterson
of All Saints Anglican Church.
Burial was in Woodland Cemet
ery.
Millie Ophelia Cooper,
George Kline, died s 1 x
member
Church
Ladies Surviv-
ure her
our Tuesday night council
I our bills and
another dance
Rubble from Germany's war-
ruined towns is being used to
rebuild Holland’s dykes and sea
■ walls.
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At Hensall School Fair
i Pets
: Rabbits: Jim Baynham,
Shaddick, Donald Kyle. Cats:
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I Bill Lavender. Dogs: Marilyn
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(Laren, Leslie Riley, Wayne Chu-
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• Hyde, Marilyn Mousseau.
• Flo Avers
the events. Dining Table, grades 1 to 4:
Douglas Brintnell, Bobbie Mic
kle, Connie Corbet. Grades 5 to
S; Lola Volland, Marilyn Mous
seau, Geraldine Parker. Living
Rooms, grades 1 to 4: Margaret
i Smillie, Ruth Townsend, Douglas
; Brintnell. Grades 5 to 8: Bobbie
Baynham, Margaret Moir. Wild:
Billie Ingram, Steve Hyde,‘Betty
Parker. Grades 5 to 8
Mousseau.
Tinney
Lett. :
. Grade:
Decorated
der: ^Byran Bonthron, Gerry Reid,
Donald Reid. Over 10: Marilyn
Mousseau. Joanne Johnston,
Wayne Shuter. Tricycle
Drysdale. Joyce Faber.
Johnston. Doll Buggy: Geraldine
Harburn, Judy Ferguson, Mary
Jane Svane.
Crafts
Knitting. 3
cer. Margaret
ler. Knitting, „ „ ... ........„.„
Mousseau, Mitja Koohal Marilyn
Anderson. Spool Knitting: Joyce
(<»o • Faber, David Noakes. Patsy
Mary Jones. Plasticine: Howard Ren-
Rannie. nip, Billie Brown, Steve Kyle.
Salt and flour plaques: Diane
Rennie, Joyce Faber, Beth God
dard. Embroidered: Margaret
Moir. Lois McLellan. Elaine Bell.
Glass painting: Nellie Funk,
Enid Smale. Gwen Spencer.
Stuffed toys: Marilyn Mousseau,
*'-------- Lola Volland.
Weeds: Grace McLoud, Wayne
McBride, Corene Smale. Leaves:
Gladys Moir. Lola Volland, Mari
lyn Mousseau. Woodwork: Billie
Fink, Gerald Bell, Jimmy Hyde.
Grade 7: Korney Twihheil
Art: Sharon Smiley. Sharon.
Elder. Patsy Jones. Grades 3 and J
4: Margaret Smiley, Jane Hor->
ton. Beth Goddard. Grades * and;
»): Tilley Kirk. D maid Jackson,
Nellie Funk. Grades 7 and s;
Morale TwiMieil. Gladys Moir J
Kenneth Parker. Health Poster:
Gwen Spencer, Gerald Bell. Ger-: alfline Parker. Writing, srade 3: ’
Ruth iMnakhtm, Jean Noakes. '
Jane Horton. Grade 4: Gwen <
Spencer. Lnuialda. Lostell. Mary.
Ann Van Horne, Grade 3; Ron-:
’ * Kyle. Russell Faber. Jim '
Baynham. Grade f|* Shirley Bell
Marilyn Mousseau and Wayne
McBride, both of Kippen, were
top point-getters among the girls
and boys respectively at Hensall
School Fair last week.
Marilyn won 11 firsts, four
seconds and two thirds to lead
the field easily with
Wayne captured five
second and one third
boys.
After the rest of
are held at the concert on Oclo
the highest point-winner
the
and
the
43 points,
firsts, one
to top the
her 13,
will receive a camera, and
highest of each of the boys
girls win hooks donated by
T. Eaton Co. Ltd.
Grain
Oats, seed: Marilyn Mousseau,
Ronny Anderson, Keith Ander
son: sheaf: June Munn, Joan
Koehler, Reg Chappel. Barley,
seed:
Anderson. Re;
Joan Koehler.
Coulson,
Wayne
Koehler
Beam
hett.
Corn
Mousseau, Leslie Riley.
Corn: Marilyn Mousseau.
Munn. Joyce Munn.
Roots And Vegetables
Turnips: Lois Tinney, Lome
Chapman, Connie Corbett. Beets:
Evelyn Hyde, Kenneth Richard
son, Howard Rennie. Mangels:
Douglas Shirray, Shirley Cole
man, Robert Bell. Carrots:
entries) Lois McLellan,
Ann Rannie. Howard
Potatoes: Jane Horton, Ronnie
Kyle. Gerald Flynn. Onions:
Wayne McBride, Douglas Shir
ray. Lois McCloud. Pumpkin,
.sweet: Shirley Coleman. Alec
Hyde Donald Volland. Pumpkin,
large: Marilyn Smith, Billie ___ _
Brown. Glenn Kennings. Toma- Margaret Reed,
toes: Louis Hyde, Marjory Hyde. ‘
Marjory McCloud. Cabbage:
Glenn Kennings. Kenneth Ricli-
ardsaon, Gwen Chapman. Squash:
Leslie Riley, Jean McNaughton.
Shirley Coleman.
Fruit
Northern Spy: Shirley Cole
man. Wayne McBride. Snow:
Wayne McBride, Leslie Riley,
Donald Kyle. McIntosh: Marilyn
Mousseau, Steve Kyle. Louise
Hyde. Plate of five: Millie Funk.
Marjory Hyde, Jean Hyde.
Pears: Marilyn Mousseau, Les
lie Riley, Steve Kyle.
Poultry *
Bantam: Bob Clark, Ruth
Horn*. Mildred Howe, Plymouth:
Le-db-* Riley. Leghorn; Wayne .
MHirlde. Hybrid: Leslie Riley.
MasW Popper, Ken Parker. '• „ , . . •, „---- - -Marilyn Mousseau, L’?ks McLellan Grade
Su.?io Lostell, Phyllis Lostell. ’ .... ...
Kggs
Drown: Gwen chapman. June
Muri*. Connie Corbett. White:
Jean Henderson.
Livestock
lu-ef Calf: Wayne McBride,
Tien Parker. Dairy Calf: Don
Koehler. Showmanship: Waynes GiV1< Ruling Races. 6 to 7: McBride, Don Koehler, Ken Par- i ?^Hyn Bell. Lucy Adair. Judith
her. Hogs: Leslie Riley. Call 11 t0®: 1?eth Goddard’
Race: Ken Parker, Donald Koeh- Bell. Norma Passmore,
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Reg Chappel.
Marilyn Mousseau, Marilyn
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Connie Cor-
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Girls’ Running Races. 6 to 7:
I Ten to 11: Elaine Bell, Mary
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~ Twelve and over: Edora Hyde,
■nu Margaret Reed. Maia Robot
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