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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-10-11, Page 15« J / 1’4 Tht Tlmw-Aclv-Giciiita^.Octobtr 11/ 1458T Give Generously to South Huron. Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Tag Day, Saturday, October 13. 1956 Chevrolet >/, TON PICK-UP Brand New Get.our special price on this one. SUPERIOR □pane Limited ... Your Distributor for Propane Gas and Appliances for Farm, Home and Industry Call Stratford 4174 Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes day afternoon, and during the evening throughout 'the week. South End Service .................................... ■ FAST RELIEF FOR RHEUMATIC • GINGERICH’S^^ HEATING'ENGINeER. SHEET METAL WORK 16 JUST ONE MORE THING THAT WE DOz FOR HOME D STORE N*ws Budget From Dashwood By MRS. E. H, RADER Holiday Guests: Mrs. Ervlij Latta, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg of Water-1 too with Mr. and Mrs, Fred: Weiberg. Miss Nancy Tieman and Mr. i Robt, with man. Mu with ner. Miss Barbara Becker of Kitch-i ener with Mr. and Mrs. V. L. I Becker. Mr. Robert Wein of Sudbury with Airs. Herb Wein. Air. and Airs. Elgin Keller of London with Air. and Mrs. Ed Keller. Air. and Airs. Ross Guenther, Joan and Eugene, with Air. and >AIrs. Win. Eagleson in Detroit, t Air. Herb Gaiser of Dearborn, j Alich., with his brother, Chest er Gaiser. Airs. Lou Eagleson at Owen Sound with her son Gordon and family. Mrs. James Hay ter, Alary i Anne ana jimmy m Branttord with Air. and Airs. Allan Reed. Airs. Bertha Hayier in Brant ford with Air, and Mrs. John ■ Snyder and at the Walsh-Webb 1 wedding in Hamilton, j Air. and Airs. Ernest Davison . of Port .Huron with Mrs. AL j Piefer. i Several from here attended | the Ontario-Quebec chapter of the Canadian Bandmasters’ As sociation festival at London Arena Sunday evening, . Air. and Airs. Adolph * Keller and Grace at Brantford and Turkey Point with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Telfer and family. - Air. and Airs. Edgar Reste- mayer arid Edward and .Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller at Kitch-£ ener with Mr, and Mrs, Harold Maine and girls. Mrs. Albert Miller and Airs. Edgar Restem ay er are spend ing a few days in Toronto. Mr. and Airs. Ferd Miller and Edith with Air, and Mrs. Henry Basso and Emma and Mrs. Ditt mer, Bronson Line. Aliss Edith Aliller spent a few days last week with Mr.4 and Mrs. Roy Pask, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pitt of Woodstock with Air. and Mrs. Chas. Snell and Beth.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snell and Beth visited on Sunday with their son Ray and visited their daughter-in-law. and twin boys at Victoria Hospital.- Air, and Mrs. Donald Alaynard, Mrs,. Arthur Koessel and Vir ginia and Mr. Ed Sipple of . Lan sing, Mich., with Mr. and Airs. Clayton Pfile and other rela- . fives. Mr. and Airs. Oscar Fischer of Detroit with Mr. and Airs. Arnold Kuntz and other rela tives. Air. and Airs. Melton Walper and girls of. Ingersoll with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold. Stormcs of St? Thomas Mr. and. Mrs. Alervyn Tie- •s Anna Messner of London Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mess- I GINGERICH’S | Form Set At Jamboree IT© Win Kinsmen Bowl Clandeboye —Continued from Page 13 with the pastor, the Rev. B. Revision, in charge. Guest solo ist will be Mrs. Arthur Erskine of Lieury with Mr. H. Kew of Lucan, pianist. On. Sunday, October 21 the service here will be withdrawn due -to the Harvest Thanksgiving services morning and evening in the Lucan United Church. At the evening service the choir from Central United C h u r c h, St. Thomas, a former charge of Rev. Roulston, will supply the music. At St. James Church, Sunday, October 14 service will be at 2.30 p.m. with Holy Communion wjien was asked to introduce and Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. after p[ie trophy was Deanery Meeting The fall meeting of the West .Middlesex Deanery will be held at St. James Church on Novem ber 23 at 2 p.m. Mrs. R. Joselyn of Byron, president of the W.A., will conduct the meeting. At the same time the clergy will meet with the Rural Dean, the Rev. E. S. Wells of St. John’s Church, Strathroy, W.A. And W.M.S. Meeting Mrs. Mac McNaughton was hostess for the W.A. and W.M.S. meeting. Mrs. Rea Neil presid- i ed and read the scripture. Mrs. T. Collins gave a paper on ‘Thanksgiving’ and Mrs. Mac intosh reviewed the study book. The guest speaker, vice presi dent of Sectional W.M.S., Mrs. Fred Heaman of Parkhill dis- 1 cussed the work of the W.M.S. including the packing of bales, Mrs. Macintosh "presided for the W.A. meeting. Plans were made to cater for the Masonic banquet to be held in Lucan Memorial Centre, October Date set for the bazaar November 16. Birthday Party A family birthday party held at the home of Mr. Mrs, J. H. Paton when Mr. Paton and his niece, Mrs Aileen Riehl were honored. Twenty-one were seated at a table centred with a Thanksgiv ing arrangement of fruit and flowers. .A gift table held a-n ar rangement of, 'mums and the large decorated ■ birthday cake. Following the turkey dinner, Mr. Paton was presented with a fold ing aluminum lawn chair and other gifts. Guests were Mrs< Jean Crel lin, Mr. Jack Paton, Mr. and Mrs. 'Dave Hills of London; Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Paton, Park-' hill; Mr.-and Mrs. Emerson Pa ton, Kirkton; Mrs. Riehl, Veneta and Bobby, Stratford-; Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan and Myrna of Thorndale and friends from St. Marys. Mr. Hills, showed colored pic tures of his recent trip to Flor ida and Victoria, B;C. Local News Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schroed er and Billy have moved from Mooresville and taken, up resi dence hear Crediton, Mr. Omar Cunningham and Mrs. Sydney x Hodgins are still patients in *$t, Joseph’s Hospital. «-................ j i A set which hadn’t even danc- jed together before won Exeter i Kinsmen’s square dancing trophy (Friday- night at the club’s sec ond annual Harvest Jamboree. The group, assembled by two Bayfield youths and including five Exeter people, became the ’first winners of the Kinsmen’s silver rose bowl which has been I put lip for annual competition, j So quickly had the set been formed that leadei' Stan Telfer I didn’t know all the members them after awarded. Nevertheless Judge Fred Har- burn, who manages the Aylmer Step Dancers, said: ‘'They made the least mistakes.” Three other sets competed. Members of the winning grqup included Mrs. Norval Jones, Mrs. Jack Coughlin, Mrs. Wil liam Triebner, Miss Rosemary Passmore, and Bill . Edwards, all of> Exeter; Stan and George Telfer, Bayfield; and Robert Graham, Clinton, Winner of the Kinsmen’s second jamboree contest was Perla Hern. 18-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern, who was crowned Harvest Queen in a beauty competition., A grad uate of SHDHS now working in a London bank, Perla was se lected over 14 other girls from the district. The Woodham girl was crown-1 ed with a floral coronet and re-J ceived nearly 40 presents from Kinsmen and local merchants. She was a runner-up in the first I Huron Agricultural Queen con-t test held at last year’s Exeter I Fall Fair. Second prize went to Beverley Ravelie of Grand Bend, a prize winner in the “Miss Grand Bend” contest at the summer resort on Labor Day. Beverley Neil, of Crediton, placed third. Judges for» the competition were Kin President Lloyd Ford, Past President Sheldon Wein and second Vice-President Gor don Baynham. Third feature on the- program was exhibitions by the Aylmer Step Dancers, a Cromarty group which performed on Cliff Mac kay’s TV show • last season. Members included Fred Har- burn, Mrs. Ed Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton, Glen Clark, Greta Pfaff, and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Petrie. Nearly 1,000 attended the jam boree, which lasted until 3.30 in the morning. Two bands who provided the music were the Serenaders and Desjardine’s. Kin Gord Baynham was in charge of the evening. Turkey burgers featured. the Refresh ments. |Garia<fia'irqoiz~. 1. Who is the only Canadian ! ever to win the United States amateur golf championship? 2. Canada’s gross national product in 1855 was $26.6 billion. What was the value of Canada’s exports in the year? 3. 'What part of Canada was once known as New Caledonia? 4. What proportion of working Canadians are eligible for feder al unemployment insurance .ben- efits? 5. In 1955 which was greater, the total personal savings of Canadians or the amount they paid in ta: Answers :atibn? _____ _ .5* Taxes, totalled over $7 billion, personal savings $1.4 billiom 3. The Pacific coast area. 1. Sandy Somerville, at Balti more in 1932. 4. About sixty per cent* 2, Exports totalled $4.3 bil lion, about one-sixth of. all pro duction. Wedding Stationery « Make sure the wedding invitations are correct in every detail. We, have a large choice from which you may select. The Times-Advocate Phone 770 Exettr ' Town Topics Rev. A. 'E. and Mrs. Johns of Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns. Mr. Grant Collingwood of Tor onto, with his parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Thos. Collingwood, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mayo and son. Larry of London with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kestle on Sun day. Miss Erma Finkbeiner of Lon don with relatives at Exeter, Zurich and Shipka. , Homer Hall, J 19, 20 fast-working. 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