HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-03-15, Page 10THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO* THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1956
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Discuss Missions
At Thames Road
The March meeting of the w.A.
and. W.M.S. was held in the
church basement on Wednesday
afternoon. The meeting opened
with n poem "A Prayer for Wis
dom*' by Mrs. 'Reg Ho-dgert.
The (Study Book committee
were in charge of the topic “The
'Call to the Mission of t'he Church
through Evangelism and Mi»
sions”. The closing chapter of
“No Vanishing Race" was given
by Mrs. W. J. Moores, Mrs. Bul
lis, Mrs. William Elford and Mrs.
(Gertie Wiseman.
Mrs. ’Glen Stewart was in
charge of the programme which
consisted of- a reading by Mrs.
Mac Hqjdgert, piano sojo ,by Mrs.
William Rohde. The roll call was
answered by donations foi' gravy
boats for the church kitchen,
Mrs. Donald Bray and Mrs.
Floyd (Stewart were appointed as
delegates to the presbyterial - to
be held in James ,St. Church, Ex
eter, on April 10.
Organize Birthday Party
For Dashwood Shut In
of Exeter
with her
who -has
■home for
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Pee-Wees Win,
Lose Contest
Exeter Pee Wees, playing ex
hibition games in preparation for
■the Young <Canada tournament at
Goderich during Easter week,
split two contests this past week.
The locals defeated Byron 6-0
but lost 2-1 to St. Marys. Both
clubs are “B” while Exeter is
“IC”.
Assistant Roc Director Alvin
Willert is in charge of the team.
Mrs. Ida Caldwell
spent the weekend
brother, Dan * Weber,
been confined to his
nearly a year. As IS unday was his
76 th birthday a surprise party
was under way, however there
was no hydro and Mrs. Weber
was informed that slue should not
worry about dinner. By the time
hydro was restored around 12.30
p.m. all the trimmings for a
birthday dinner had arrived as
well as many calls of “Happy
birthday” from young and pld.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Weber, Ronnie and
Shelene, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
Weber, Diane and Billie, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Schade, Margaret,
(Elaine, Phyllis and Mona of
Zurich. Tree other daughters and
one son were unable to be pi-e-
sent.
The honoured guest was able
to sit on the side of the bed and
enjoy the party. All joined in
singing “Happy Birthday” when
a granddaughter,, Elaine, arrived
with a beautiful decorated cake.
Dashwood Suffers From Storm
■’f'he storm left its mark in
Dashwood when many trees were
broken by the ice. TV -aerials were
iCanada’s old-age pension fund,
intended to be self-sustaining
from three-way two per cent tax,
was in the red , for the first six
months of 1954 by $29,400,00:0'.
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No. 1 Treated Montcalm Seed Barley
BEST PRICES PAID
You may have whichever price is the highest based on
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nipeg Wheat Board price. Free storage until December
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before contracting.
Fertilizer Supplied at Competitive Prices
Credit Arrangement if Necessary
SEED FOR SALE
OATS: Beaver, Clinton, Cartier, Larain, Ajax.
Registered — $1.60; Commercial No. 1 — $1.40
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and were told at the conclusion
of their 'presentation that this
was the first time in 21 years
that a farm organization had met
with the agriculture committee.
Mu'cli more ensued and at the
conclusion several members join
ed, bringing up Zurich’s total
membership to near 100- now.
This has been done almost entire
ly in the last month.
Election of officers followed.
President is Alvin Regier; vice-
president, Mb .-Dietrich; secre
tary, Mr. Phillip Durand.
A -temporary slate of directors
was nominated and
ed to at the next
election to follow.
Two resolutions
unanimously and sent to Mr. Car
diff, M.P. and Mr. Tom Pryde,
M.P.P.
“Be it resolved .that this
Zurich local of O.F.U. requests
that you supiport a full parity
■price relationship for all agricul
tural -products.”
“Be it resolved that this Zurich
local of the O.'F.U. requests that
Daylight Saving Time exclude
May and (September and that you
lend support to our request.”
will bq. add
meeting and
were passed
Bowling
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•Pinpoppers (H. Brintnell 733) 3403 4Strikes (W. Shapton 658) „__ 3427 3
Hay Seeds (P. McKenzie 590) 3062 2
Butchers (H, Holtzman 668) _'3263' 5
“A" GROUP
Milkmen -------18Jets ________18
Strikes-___ _ 17Pinpoppers_, 15
Windmills__14W. Bangs__14
Spare Parts 12
Applejacks ._4
"B” GROUP
Big- Six —
B. Rollers
Salsburys Tradesmen Ringers _
Spares -_
Hay Seeds
Butchers _ S. Circuits Maroons _
Be-Pops, Horns
In Tie For Lead
Be-Boips and Green Horns end
ed the (week tied in first place of
•the “A” section of 'the ladies
bowling league playoffs.
The Be-Botps, led by Barb
Brintnell with 607, blanked the
Busy Bees 7-0 and the Green
Horns, paced by Jean Tayiloi-
with 555, defeated Wee Hopes
5-2.
Playoffs in “B” section have
been delayed because four teams
couldn’t bowl during the storm.
These teams were Mighty Mice,
Skunks, .Hot Dogs and Lucky
Strikes.
Merry Maids (scored the high
est team total of 3,178. Georgina
Webster’s 635 fo rthe Busy Bees
was the top triple of the week.
M. 'Maids (G. Farquhar 615) - 3178 7
P.. Pop’ts (M. McKnight 565) 2816 0
Be Bops (B. Brintnell 607) __
Busy Bees (G. Webster 635) _
Jolly Jills (A. Preszcator 606) W. Bones (E. Robinson 572))
Happy Gals (D. Hall 630)
Jolly Six (D. Frayne 607)__
Alley Cats (M. Webster 599) ~
Hi Bights (J. Harness 517) __ 2821
Green Horns (J. Taylor' 555)
Wee Hopes (J. Weber 512)
BioWettes ______
(V. Gould L. Brintnell 542)
3036 7 . 2679 0
2864 5 ----2
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3027 5
2860 2
BioWettes ________ ______ __ 2946 5
(V. Gould L. Brintnell 542)
F. Sisters (M. Bridges 505) „ 2883 2
U#» & Downs (M. Tetreau 549) 2918
Frisky Six (J. Neil 512) ___ 2867
“A" GROUP
Be Bops__ _ 12
Green Horns _ 12Jolly Jills __ 40M. Maldg __ 9
P. Poppettes _ 7
STANDING
Wee Hopes Happy Gals
Wish Bones .Tolly Six _
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Display Blankets
For SH Hospital
A dozen rose colored wool
blankets were on display at the
March meeting of the Ladies’
Auxiliary to South Huron Hospi
tal on Tuesday afternoon. These
blankets had been purchased for
tlirfj hospital by t'he Auxiliary.
Ht was decided to postpone the
next meeting from April 10 to
April 17 on account of the Huron
Presbyterial in James St. church
on April 10. The April meeting
is the quarterly social meeting
and Mr. G. G. Gardiner, head of
the^T.B. survey for Huron Coun
ty, will he the speaker.
Mrs. R. E. Russell presided
for the meeting,
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down and many homes without
heat due to hydro failure. The
school was closed Friday due to
lack of heat.
Birthday Party
Ivan Miller, youngest son of
Mr, and. Mrs. Edwin Miller, en
tertained a number of little boys
on Friday on the occasion of his
eighth birthday:
Mr. Elgin Kipfier who had t'he
misfortune to have his eye pier
ced by a piece of steel is now able
to be home after spending 28
days jn Victoria Hospital, London. r ’ .
Personal Items
Miss Anne Taylor of London
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Letta Taylor,
■Miss Barbara Becker of Kitch
ener spent the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. V. L. Becker and family.
•Messrs Carl and Robert Wein
Of Sudbury spent the weekend
with their mother, Mrs. Herb
Wein and Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. William Baker
of London were weekend visit
ors with the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gossman
and Judy of Port Huron were
Saturday visitors with Mr., and
Mrs, Leo Gibson and family.
Miss Verda Rinker of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Gibson and family. Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Gibson of Thedford
were also Sunday visitors.
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