HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-04, Page 12M.
BY 1KIIIPER
at• week we mentioned that
e
w ed certain misgivings abatlt
our boys cooking. Well they ger-
,nl, rrtev*d our ti1}iigivings On,
founded.
The crooking on last weekend's
bike WO quits Food; the bacon
South End
Service
Spe'.i,.
ls
(This Wek Only)
dr Font Wheels. Pecked
* 'crake Lining Checked
* .brakes Adjusted
All kr $1.19
P.i„,iks
$esausc GQQDY14R, has
entre olit With. a newly der
gigged tiro �e
have
Sleek O. G1EAAM at gC
,1A1,4 Tn[DA}CZS
South En
Service
Russ end Chuck Snell
PHONE 321 EgETER
and eggli were done -te, a ttwn
and .the sten^ w.as i7ecoi4 to. none.
The CAM itself was :augcesS.
seven boys, hPc901114410d by we
three leaders, attended and save-
ral first and second class tests
were passed. We were lucky, as
far- as weather was concerned,.
the sign shone the whole time.
Now that the shiest boys have
been out wg shall be able to
take some of the more junior
members' pt the troop next tong.
The logit hike will be just a
one -day affair planned mainly to,
teach fire -lighting and cooking,
While on the ,stttic off
b
t
food,
d,
we would like to mention again
the father and on banquet which
will be held on April 10. As we
said last week we are going to
Have a show. The guest speaker -
has been contacted and is }t.
well-known. celebrity. His iden-'
tity, however is being kept secret i
until the'banquet night so if you.,
fellows and dads are curious'
le's see you at the banquet.
Eddie Roeloffs qualified for
another b ade (hiring thePast;
week, This time it was his in-
terpreter badge, Congratulations
Ed, This badge phis his two con-
servation badges will be present
ed at the banquet. At the same
time, we also have seven se-;
cond class badges, four bronze;
rro e
a wh ad badges and a Cub'
instruetgr badge to present to
various boys,
Just in passing, we made a
count of the Cubs in the two
packs and there is a total of 46,
The minimum number of leaders
for such a number is six; ideal-
ly there should be eight, Exeter
has two.
We have started fp buy our
equipment for summer camp,
We are buying enough for twq
patrols and we find that it is
quite an expensive project sq
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PHONE 156,W GRAND BEND
!Bend Legi?n Reeve Of Grand Bend
.rets Action
Grand Bend .I,regiop. has hsckcd
the village's campaign for ac-
tien in dredging the harbour of
the Simile" resort, it was in,
aiauncggt flir
healWt's meet.
ins on April 1.
Boasting nnong its members
licensed egminerc al fisherman
ar hoatabuildeR .end .sevaral others
who would he directly affeete.d
by the dredging pf the Ana Sall.'
• hie River, 14 a branch forwarded
i a. recommendation to the Hon
I R. H. Winter's,, piinister of pt}>al-
ifig works,t}►ging that work .begin
as soon as possible.
omiiiy Hicks,. Carling's re
presentative for the area, pre;
rented three iniwrtlssive films
dealing with slglitig, speckled
trout fishing .and the . Canadian
Moose.The last film t nr lea 1 i
a clearly n
Y
die
t d 1 wonderful a e the won 1 l or e•
i l'}l . v . k Jl
ing undertaken by the.conserve-
tien crews throughout the domin.
ion.
Three new members admitted
to the branch wore Ervin Rader,
Dashwood; Lorne Wanner, Park-
hill and Neil. Walker, Zurich.
Bill Rath, cling steward, an.
pounced that he wquld no longer
be able to serve in that capacity,
because of more pressing work
coming up. He was commended
highly by president Clayt Ma.
thers fora job, well done,
Canteen committee members
' tIinns iii1lige Pian'
'l'he repair li}onthly, Meeting, sociation railY in Sarnia on Sat,
of the Belie and School Assoeia- urday afternoon, when ijon. Les_ meet ire the sehooi ort 7,'IMM ter il, Pearson, Minister of
day eveiii tial, With tile president, tertliE! 4,441'a, was speaker.
Mrs..1. Waldron ui the ehair, Among those attending were Air
A o. i.
nominating committee was. and iYirs. William• Sweitaer,. iVf
anh�d` inplll�RSctI _Qf Ctrs. lel. - A. 1q, dti Mr, .bort Holt, lids, an
411.1 ria i:1a, i. HPtlPrts. Mrs. Wil..iai><r love and 14 ... an
.and Mrs. C., l en?nedy, to bring; Mrs. E. DesJardins.
in a, slate of noiii}nees for the
election of officers at. the ne;t
. meeting,
Reevie J. Dalton, of the village,
then spoke en new 4evelppm4ants
to be achieved in Grand Bend
during the cold! Year, includ,•
int{ elle dredging of the river,.:the
combining watli�he Stratford'es�.
Oval Committee on advertising
activities in eonneetion with the
Festival end Grand. Bend Resort, •
ndtheinst llin
a o
anewIt
#' lights
1.
ga
in Cerrain a arta of the viilae',
,grin h 1v s served by M s, Ross
l�esjardine'; 'committee, inelud.
tng, Mrs. Alec Hamilton, Mrs. C,
Kennedy, Mrs, J. Man4}t'e and
Mrs, C. Chapman
Affiiiets
On Monday evening Lhe C.G:I,T,
held their regular meeting when
tbet nienibe}'s of the WQren's
Missionary ;aoelety diet with.
hem. for a
affili' '
atio
f n. .affiliation
service,
which was well conducted under
thA leadership. of Mrs, lid,. Gill,
Miss. Wally Becker and Mrs, Wil-
lis Gill, with a good representa-
tion of the mothers present,
T?urinl; the service ,kisses one -
Ice aand: Jafnice Gul,: daughters of
M Douglas Gill
r _. s a a sang
g
a duet, and. Mrs, Maxwell gave
a reading.
Iiuring" Passion. 1Peclt, 1tev. A.
E. 1Ho11ey, pastor of the united
Churches at Grand Rend and
Cree#}waya wdi, be egnducting a
preac.ing miss}on with sere}les
QregnwaY 4hureh On .Monday
and T4esdaY evenings, Apr}1 15
and 16, and on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Anril'17 and
18, in Grand Bend Church, cul-
? iipating on Geed Fay nlprn
iilg with A e9rnmtlrngn Service
for both congregations at 10,30
4,m, in Grand Bend Church,
The ladles' evening groupof
the United Church will halits
regular rpnthly meeting Mn i±ri-
day evening, April 1S, instead Of
Monday evening on account of
the Holy Week -services.
Personals 1
On Wednesday evening several
members of Greenway
attended an Orangeman's serv-
ice at Gilpin .funeral Homo,
Thedfo}d, for the late George Ro-
And Pyer Hurdon, who had been
a veteran member of the Order.
Messrs. J. Hutehel;oo, 1. Lake
and E. Keown also acted es pall-
bearers at the funeral q}I Thurs-
day afternoon, representing. the
Order.
Mrs. Clara Manore, London,
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs, Sarah Hamilton,
Mrs. Leonard Ravelle is this
week a patient ip $t. Jgseph.'s
Hospital, ogdon, having ui}de,rr
gone. a minor oper.stion. `.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mary
and Miss Doris Ravelle and Mr.
and Mrs. "Pat" Harrison were
Mrs. 1laveile's sister, • Mrs, Fran
eis Clark, Mr. and Mrs. K. Clark;
Gary apd Sandra Clark. and 14P.
Cr. Berge, all of Windsor.
Several from here attended the
Sguthwestern Ontario Liberal As-
Stan Gill and Pete Apd+rrspq are
now saddled with the response,
bility of selceting anther ste-
ward.- Applicants' must tender
their requests f r position t
-Pthe .. t
P im 9
secretary Harry Hamilton Pa or.
before April 13, in writing.
Dave Dungan, entertainment
committee chairman, announced
that a social night is planned
for the near future.
In the Cliupilwaggp Trophy
dart tournament, the Clayt Ma-
tilers—Dien 1 esiardlne team} are
well ahead, with ao Points. In
second plape are John. Batuick
and Andy Crown with 25 points,
The meeting attracted a re.
card attendance.
we -are certainly glad that our
Christmas tree sale was se sue-
eessful. We intend to keep these
tree sales as treop projects sq
that in time we can purchase
our pwn camp site and coma
pletely equip it for all types of
camping and hiking.
We edi'tainly have had good.
ttirngklts at our last couple of
meetings. Last Monday we had.
27 boys out so we were certain-
ly kept busy; Almost •every bqy
present passed at least one
test, many boys passing two or
mere,
Troop instruction was' on bi-
cycles so we hope to see all
Scout bikes in good repair this
summer, Spottter, Ralph sugges-
ted a "bike hike” for early sum-
mer so if enough •boys have ser-
viceable bikes we should be able
to make a success pf it. (We've
got a •couple of scouters who
could use exercise too.)
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EXETER
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Comments About
Cromarty
By PAM K. McKELL,AR
■ Harburi Dedds
The marriage of Miss Hazel.
Dedds, Walton, and .M Norman
Harburn, Cromarty, was splen,-
nixed at the manse, Exeter, by
Rev. S, Derr on Wednesday.
They are visiting in lVliehigan-
with the groom's. uncle, Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Harbor') and on their
return will reside in Cromarty.
Mr, and Mrs, John McLachlan,
Egmondville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew McLachlan were guests
of 1jr. and Mrs. Frank Allen on
Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. James ii,ainsey
spent the weekend with her par,
ents at Georgetown, Mrs, D. Mc-
Intosh]wlto had been visiting
with :riends .at Acton, Mefurned
home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carey
visited ,over the weekend with
friends in Toronto.
Mr. Alex Gardiner and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gardiner attended a
wedding reception fpr Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Howitt, of Auburn,
on Saturday.
Mr. Frank,Stagg and Mrs.
Houghton visited on Saturday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. Reg,
Stagg, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Carey had
as their guests over the weekend,
Ur, and' Mrs. Graham and a
cousin, Mr.' illattrice Chubb, all
of Niagara Fells.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Keith and Kenneth, Carlingford
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
11'lrs4 George Wa,lleee,
Mrs, John Wallace and Mar-
garet Ann and Miss Sandra Ram-
sey were in attendance at the
figure skaters' finishingnup party
at the arena Ign Mitalte 1, on Fri-
day night.
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong and
sons visited on Saturday with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. Mc-
Kellar.
Sunday visitors with hfr• and
Mrs. Otto Walker Were Mr. and
Airs. Alvin Cornish, Exeter; Mr,
andMF•s, 11, R. Currie and. Linria,
Dorchester; Mr, and Mrs. Jack
McGee, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hulley, Winthrop,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott,
Parkhill, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Wallace,
The .P,$• held their regular
eetipg on Sunday eveping with
Miniss Alice Sorselahl presiding.
The topic was given by Mlss
Norma 'i•Iarburn. It was decided
to hold the usual baster service
on the eveting ef,Zaster Sunday.
Cromarty Church SundityS_chool
reopens Dr( Sunday, April 7) be-
ginning at f.30 p,hti.
Mr. and Mrs.. W., 1/. ginning,
tichat+d lift R4bet"t Mitch
visited. ;on Sind* r With li her ar-
ei ts, Mir and Mrs, lK.:IVIdKall ir.
and r. mils, s.$e forrth, and fain.
and pars. Mae McKellar and faisi.
Ily, Stratford visited. on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Lindsey Mc,
t ,`,.wr:4,+ 1teliluir
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Lions Club • 4Q AN�RI v� 'r . PHONE. 719
It was past presidents' night P gt Sheet Metal Work'
at the Exeter Lions Club Thurs. He#ting, I^umbin Owners -,--
in
day evening..of last week with DIi, Elfrn....
former presidents filling the 1' r- , , uu la tl w ,.1 1
S" 1 , 1 ! , ! and lies um mu, un.... ovvi oin,tt I Ill. m1 u u venial aur
Joys offices.",,,a,u.e.,_I„9unlll,liuli,ul.11, n I 1 I
I), W}itiy vas
in the .chair.
• 3.4110,n ilipel t eeleimiewintu,unaalnnu,lour,lulu,loteluuulIMIWWWW4t,m memuuan,lll mment",..
Mr. There was atmpst perfect ..t- :
S. la P a
d tendppee with lour members
d from the Parkhill Lions Club. as _ :lir w i
A number of the members of
the W.i11.S, of the Mutt*. Cnureti
at eWed eche Buren i'reebyteriai
Wednesday in Weri y Willis
United Church, Clinton,
Miss Audrey Green, of London,
spent the weekend at her /}pule
ut fawn+ +.
M•r. Dennis 1?inau, of Sarnia,
spent the weekend With Itis. part
eats, Mr. and Mrs, h;ai'1 li'.inan.
Alias Joai- G1
1 is
this
week
t
practice teaeging at Senpol Dis-
trict No. 10, where iVirs. While.
L)esaardine is the regular• teach•
er, iuiss Gill being a student at
tale feaehers c.oriege, London..
ilfiss iireuda flfenner took her
final examInatigns in hairdress-
ing in London on Monday, whieb
she passed sttecesstully, gild will
be 'employee 1 Mrs, Irene Hay -
,laird ss..g Parlor, in town,
during this sunliner sewn,
Miss Mary Yee returned med fr
gl
her motor trip to the Souths=n
States and resumed duty on Mon-
dayin the *at past of#iee,
Miss Pauline Mason and 111r,
Jack Hoyt,of Conlon, Spent the
weekend with Miss Mason's Par'
Mtints, Mr, and Mrs, Mansell
Mar
a l
yrs. J. Mousseau is visiting
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
family, in Stratford, Mrs, Jaelt-
son has recently been a patient
visit
ill Stratf
ed on Sunay word Hospitald,ith
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Ttirnbpll
Mr. and
Mrs. Morten Turnbull in P.arithill.
Mr, Wlilialn Sweitzer is this
week attending the convention of
theFm ire, Life Underwriters'
4sseeiation in Lendan,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elear are
spending a few days this week
¥ivisitimngico. relatives in Toronto and
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Brenner
and Miss Brenda returned home
last week frpm a trip to Florida
where they spent the past few
weeks,
Mrs. Wellington Baker spent a
few days in London last week.
Mr. and Mrs,. Keith Charlton,
of London, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Charlton's mother,
Mrs. John Gill.
Mrs. E. A. Grahaiti, who has
been spending the winter in -Ala -
barna, is visiting friends in town
this week prior to going to North-
ern Ontario, to reside with her
daugliter, in Gowganda.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Keown spent
the weekend visiting with friends
in London. Mr. and Mrs.t G.
Mathers and sons returned with
them for a visit
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Allemand
returned this week after spending
the east -few months in Florida.
Miss Frances . Gree}} rias naw
accepted ii position on the staff
at Ethel's. Beauty Salon.
guests. W. Q. Cechrane and E.
R. ,';tapper led .a sing-spng with
Norm Walper :at .the Wane. Roll
gall was .answered with. the name
and year ofaformer prey}dent.
The first j� ppresident of ;the clllb
Was 1)r. W. I WPAk!4s, now of
Vancouver, who presided for MP-,
SOC. V, Piekitrd reported the •
Red Cross Hind bad reached 1
$1,30Q.47 and the eonimittee in =_
charge of tie Easter Seal
ran
-
paign
:
for crippled children re..
ported that donations were cern-
mg ill nicely, - 1
Mrs. John Gilman sang' several
solpS apd Mrs, Bob Pryde play-
ed piano selections, -
Don Tuckey, of London, neph-
ew .of„B, W. Tuekcy, entertain-
ed the gathering with his }magic
tricks. As an amateur magician :
he was excellent and received a ; •
great ovation.
Prizes were won by T. Smith
and Art Cann,
.he next meeting will be a
joint meeting with the "lCinirien
Club.
Tax.paid withdrawals of cigar-
etes for
Ppn nPt on in Canada
da
in 1954. reaphed an allrtime high
Oaf 24,476,087,000.
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