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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-16, Page 15• 3 A a.? v. .4t • .4 ••• „o A I .1'4* THE TIMESAIWOCATE,, EXETERONTARIO' THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 16 1955 • Pa. 11 Water Well Drilling With the latest up to date Gasoline, water well machinery we are in position to give. you reason- able prices 4011 4211114g.a.'SS9311, years experience, all work gnu- enteeci. Write or phone Vs and we will 1e lad to,call On you, Davidson's Well -drilling Box 107 Phone 169 Wingham HERE'S WHY "Firestone DELUXE CHAMPION TUBELESS TIRES , IS STRITCHED TO THIS SIZ1 INFO'S. • When the tire is injured, the break in the cord body sets up a pinching:action causing the -inflated tube to explode. BUT withrirestone Deluxe Champion Tubeless 1,„;;•*100,;:i.,Mi.lt•Ae.te,ga, When a body break occurs, -a slow leak will result, .,allowing the driver to <onus to a taferstop. Or, if tire is slashed, ; severe pounding will develop, warning the driver of Injury. Larry Snider Motors, Ltd. PHONE 624 EXETER •Comments About Crediton By MRS. L WOODUcle Entertain Senior Citizens The historiCal committee of Creditou Wonten's Institute, con- vened bY lqrs. W. Mack, enter - tabled the Senior Citizens in t.lte Community .Centre on Saturday. Ancient pictures were on 414 - Play and information was given by the visitors on several hap- penings of many years ago. An selaborate tea WAS served to the visitors by the committee. Observe Children's Day, •Clincirell'a Day was observed in the Evangelical Church. en Sun- day. At the morning service, a junior Choir led in the service of song. In the evening', .Pach class in the school contributed a num- 1.earrat,oward a zniscellaneOUS Pro- . Personal' Items Rev, Glen atroho, newly -ap- pointed minister of the Ilvangeli- eal Church, has arrived, at the parsonage and will have charge of the services next Sunday. IVIr. and Mrs. John Bishop and Sharon attended the funeral In Stratford this week of Mrs, Bi- shop's father, who passed away at his home on Saturday. Miss Harriet Bowen, London, is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Charles Green, and Mr. Green. Mr, and Mrs. John Wade and family ai-d Mrs, Florence Speiran attended the Speira,n - Beechtel wedding in *Waterford on Satur- day. Mr, and Mrs, George Vincent, of Detroit, spent the weekend with Mrs. Vincent's mbther, Mrs, Samuel Lamport, • Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ted Insley were Plra. Grace Ineson and daughters, Betty and Carpl, of Toronto; Mr. 'and Mrs. C, Insley and Mrs, Allen, -of Strat- ford, and Mr. and Nix's, D. Insley, of Exeter, • Mr. Robert Wolfe, •of Detroit, spent the weekend with IVIr. and Mrs. Albert Wolfe. Mr. A. Wolfe has improved since his recent ill- ness. . Mrs. Edward Chambers con- tinues to improveat her home. -Mrs, Harry Beaver has been confined to her home through iliness The diesel 'locomotive of to- day's Canadian railroads is cap- able of more than 5,,000 miles of continuous; operation without at- tentionnleyond servicing and in- spection. RCA Victor - "Bystander" • $44".9.5 From a lightning -fast double play to the high -soaring arta of 'o,homo run ball you see (Very play clearer . . sharper ...better on RCA Victor's super -size 24:-. inch "Deep Image' screen. Come hi tOday SNELGROVE PHONE 18 EXETER WIN SOFTBALL TITLES—Shipka Seniors and pitsbwood juniors won the Stephen. Town-. ship School Area softball championships at ;the annual- Sports Day held in Crediton Friday afternoon. Action in the senior playoff is seen • above. Crediton school won both the senior and. 'intermediate track ancl field championships, J.,. R. Middleton, Dashwood principal and super- vising principal of the school area, was in charR;e •of the day- T -A Photo Crediton .Cops Sport Tit les Shipka .Dashwood Win Ball Crediton Public School made a clean sweep of track and field honors at the Stephen Township School Area Sports Day at °red- iton Friday. The•host school, under Teachers Mrs. Ruby Molitor and Mrs. F, W. IVIorlock, captured both the senior and intermediate trophies for scoring most points in each division. It was the third time the Cred- iton /students won the senior shield and it was given to them for permanent possession. Middleton, principal of Dashwood Public 'School and supervising principal et the area, presented the award, Shipka, coached by Teacher Kenneth Flear, captured the Sen- ior •Softball Championship and the Cliff Russell Trophy by out- scoring Dashwood 12-0 in the finals. Defeated twice by Dash - 'rood during the regular season, •the Shipka team came through, in the finals with the important one-sided victory. A Dashwood team, under Teach- er Mrs. Joan Eagleson, won the Junior Ohampionship and the J. R. Middleton Trophy with a 14-8 win over 'Ply. School, coached by Mrs. Acla-MoDonald. Stephen Area Township Board donated •crests to the members of the winning teams and treats Were provided for all students who participated in the s'ports events. • Ribbons were awarded to first and second winners in 'the track and field competitions, which in- cluded running races, ball throw, sack race, armlock race, vrheel- barrow race, three-legged • races, kicking .the •slipper, relay race, tire robbing contests •and nail driving contests. Senior standing --Crediton 42, Dashwood. 16, Greenrway 9, Ship - kit 6, Fairfield 5, Centralia 3. 'Intermediate standing-Jerediton 22, Centralia' 21, Greenway 14, Dashwood 10, Khiva 8, Shipka 5. Winners liicluded: Senior'0 From Crediton School, Nick ••••••••••••W............... • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Story ,In Mount Carmel By MISS S. VOISIN Personal Items Miss Clara Glavin -.spent the weekend with her Mother, 1Virs. Winnifred Glavin. On Friday, June 3, Miss Mary Anne Hall, Theresa Mathony, Anne Houlahan, Nancy Morria- sey, Anne Cronyn and Shirley Voisin attended the retreat at Brescia -Hall, London. Mr., and Mrs. Wilf Mann and Mr. Grant McNair and friends, of London ,spent Sunday with Mr. and 1VIrs. Alex"Voisin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrissey and 'faintly attended graduations in Detroit on- Saturday. The C.W,L., Mt. Carmel, held a ?fleeting in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening, Reports were given by Mrs. J. Hall and Mrs. .L Carey on the convention iit Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald attend- ed the Wedding of their niece on Saturday— Miss Betty' Anne Coughlin and Mt. Paul Dietrich participated in the Music recital. at Parkhill on Friday. Mr, and MrS. Bryne, of -Detroit, Mich., spent a few day & with Mr. and Mrs, MO Mer:Maid. Lawrence and William McCann are building an addition tb • geratd O'Brien's barn. The girls of Nit, Cannel have taken up roller skating thisaear it sport, Bowling 'League WittneirS The Mt. Carmel bowling tertitia have finished, The Winners are nigh average, men, James Carey; SVOrriert, Anne Roulahan; high single, men,' Bob Morrissey; WOrrIerl, WS.. There a& MCCanii; high triple, Men, Carl Itadford; Woniet, Nlitry Ann rfail. Item. chanipionS were St. 10d - wards and play.off cliamplOns, St. Sohn, Mr,Oordch Miller,. of Zurich, anent Sunday With friends In Mt. Carmel. Miss Madeline Houlahan, Len, - don, spent the *weekend at home. F.ed• ossow, Robert Martin, June Kuhn, Paula Boulianne, Phyllis Hodgins and Irene King, Greenway; Alma 11gdgins, Ken •Lovie Fred Deslardine, Carol Mc- Gregor and AlanHayter. • • 'Dashwood, Christine Gulens, Dorothy Maier and Donald Bend- er. Shipka, • Vivian Baynham and Leonard Pickering. Fairfield, Ron Wilson and Billy Arts, • Intermediates '• lOrediton, Finkbetner, Eric Finkbeiner, Frances Jackson,. Nancy Fahner, Douglas Galloway, Douglas Lightfoot and , Hubert Arts. Centralia, Beverly Smith and Kathryn Hodgins. Dashwood, Rosa Miller, Bob Becker, Helen Rade and Ruth -Restemeyer. Greenway, Grace . •Bagleson, ataiiley Lovie, Gordon Vincent Ind Cecil :Wood, Sliipka, 'David- Ratz. Members -of the, ball teams were; ' Senior champions • (ShiPka)-- David Ratz, Don Pickering, Leon- ard Pickering, Vera Dietrich, John Dietrich, Vivian Baynham, Glen Sharp, Larry Angus and Bet- ty Pickering, 'Senior runners-up (Dashwood) --Donald Bender, Donald Gentner, Ross Merner, Ilze Gulens, Ann Koehler, Bill Maier, Dorothy Maier, Michael Denomme and Glen Rader. 'Junior champions (Dashwood) --Ross Miller, Alphonse Denomme, Bob Becker, Linda Tiernan, Mary Jane Hoffman, Larry Wein, Ray Keller, Bop Hoffman and Janis • Junior Runners -Tip (Khiva)-- Don McCann, Jerry Peterson, Ron Weber," Sherrill Clarke, Larry Ratz, Mary Lou McCann, Ken Me - Cann, Wayne Ratz, Lennis Den - attune. A .number of non-competitive eVents were staged for the jun- iors. They were divided into four groups and all took part. Teachers who conducted the, events, besides those mentioned .abOve, included Mrs. Preszcator, Mrs, Hicks, Miss Haugh, Miss Lostell, Mrs. Desjardines and Mrs. Paulson, Comments About Centralia By MRS, FRED BOMBS Attniversary Service Mrs. Pike, at Iltiertou, w$11 be guest speaker of the W.M,S. an- niversary service in the church. on Sunday morning, June 16. The choir will be assisted by Miss Marilyn Bissett, of Bxeter, as 00101St. Choirs Bear Speaker Qn Wednesday evening of last week, the choirs of *St. Mary's 'Ohara, Brinsley; Christ Church, Centralia, and Trinity Church, • Ansa Craig, met at the Rectory and enjoyed a talk on "Qhurch Musio" by Mr. Audowell, organist of Cronyn Church, London, and lecturer at Huron •Oellege. Mr. Andswell had two reeord- lngs Gif music by his choir which • he used to demonstrate his talk. Supply Anniversary Music Qn Sunday, June 13,. the choir of Christ Church, Centralia, visit- ed Trinity Church, Ailsa Craig, and supplied the music for, their anniversary service, The music was under the direction of lArs. M, R. Elston, organist at Christ Church. Anthem solos were sling :by Mrs. Ken Hodgins and M, H. Blston. Personal Items Mr, and Mrs, Harris West and Bette Lou spent the weekend with Mr. and Mes. John Talbot in Grand Valley. On Friday eve- ning they attended the gradua- tion of their niece, Joanne Talbot, at the hospital in Guelph.. Mr, and Mrs. John Thoninson entertained at their home on Saturday evening for Mr. and Grant Brown, newlyweds. Guests included Mr. and Mrs, Grant Brown, Mr. and, Mrs. Sherman Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cowell and Miss Marie Brown, London; Mr. and Mrs. L. Sims, Glencoe; Miss Geraldine Reynolds, Wing - ham; Mr, Don Heama,n and Mr. Reid Browm, Garages Sunday and Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evenings throughout the week: Larry Snider MOTORS 5 5 ••4. as near as your telephone A -COMPLETE • TRUST SERVICE IN WESTERN ONTARIO Cali RAYE B. 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