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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-06-20, Page 154 ' .1 PINK -COWS”' GIVE I MORE MIL11 4' 1 1 1 1 s For a Fly Free I' N 13arn us'... 1 Get more 1 Keen Yelir .cattle - free Of bitingties„ 4. Dust them with, ink COWPLY 0 OWDgli,-;•-use1 it lust., tw,ice.A , month. 4 COWFLY POW. •: better than any spray. Lasts 2 weeks or •ruore—leSs work Li. / for yow—better protection for :yew cattle. Qosts less than X _met a day.. 1 I FLORBAIT Mensal' Personals Mr. Bill Hayter, of Varna.. Whe, Was taken. Oy-Bonthron Arnim - lance on .Stfaday •to, Scott Afe- moyial Hospital, .Seaforth, tering A Severeheart condition is at date • of writing resting. cenfertably and .doing nicely. MissMabelle• Whiteman and Mrs; Beverly Beaton attended the Grand Ledge of the Rebekah .Assernbly n Toronto this week. In connection with the election' here o Jiine 1Q Ms,. ,Annie Richardson., 92, •wasthe first person to -cast her vote 4t� the .oldest voter to go •te the polls. Mrs. Sarah Gla.zter. 01st- her vote led walked the -distance of several 'Meeks to the pelia. • •Mr.flarid Mrs. jolin Moe,. of• Edwartlen Beach, Bayfield, And Mrs. H. Gilgore, Toronto spoit 'Toesclay With Mrs. ;antes Bon - Oxon. Mrs. Louis •Siinnstin 'and Mrs. Margaret Vair of Breed vistted over the weekend with their sister; Mrs. Edith Mae - Martin, at Barrie. 'Mr. Keith Lindsay of Napaeee spot the weekend here with MrS. ;Lindsay . and Mr. and Mrs, Jolla Henderson. • -• • 1 • FLY K. I LL E R 1 .t.,i. . ... ,,;.#-', , I F AM pan- u. , -10WARD • „reetstA -. i .11 FLORBAIT'S ' A.*. ..c' . I i nRILURE", .1 • 1 'Action; they ;!.;-"• Ilige 1 i •,10ea•ar.44 ,dio, I i floors. to: keep over 1:.'llY . ft Dust it. , I barealree of i tiles; . 0 i ON SMEAT., U EXETER ;:DISTRICT 'it II cQLOP j .###.• WWI po les mi MIR . Garage Sunday And. Evening :Service . . . Open this 'SundaY, Wedries- , :day afternoon, and during the evening throughout . the week. - South End • • Service Illammionommomrommummomormmosommou.. Popular Fiddler 13111 H!.'de a tures Another Ribbon WUllan Hyde, If enSallt who will be 93 in won, his sixtY- eighth first prize infiddling At the ninth Ontario- 'Championship contest in Hensall Arena .Friday Be won ten .spot In the 76 te"Inn'eiaSs. ' Mr. Hyde and 20. other fiddlers and tap dancers entertained a capacity crowd -which Attended. the AMMO. ompetition sponsored Bendall Chamber of, Com-. merce. .Over 1,(400 paid admisl son. In, addition, to 68 first .prizes, the Bewail . fiddler no 10 sec- onds, or thirdsand one fourth his collection of awards. lie is always .,one- of the roost ponder contestants in the Ilensall event. • • London Free Press Trophy for best ,fiddler of. the evening went 0. Jelin Doodler, a. 26-year-eld tneebanie from Sarnia, Tho Ren sall Chamber of Commerce Cup for the best fiddler under 20, was won: by ErlWarti GYtirkY, 19, Wooastoek. Winnets in other divisions were Rocky Nast,London; Ernest Adair, Parkhill; Gerald Smith, .former liensall resident; and Dors Levy, St. Marys. • Sar o dancing prize was won by Donegal .School, Atwood, . and best step dancers were* Los Godkin, Walton, and Kep. McKel- lar, Cromarty, - Master of cerernotdes,was Roy Jewel, director of farm services for CPPL Radio And CPL -TV. judges were Steve Dundas; Wil- fred 1Vfitehell, both of • London; Clarence. Perdue, Clinton; and William Collins, Seaforth. Fred Harburn, Staffa, judged the dapcing. Results were: 20 and tinder Ed Oyllrlc3r, Woodstock; Ken Ducharme, Dub- lin; Paul Winslow, Crranton; Ger- ald Smith, Niagara Palls. - 21 to 25 — John •Durocher, Sarnia; Charles Morrison, Rex - 1 •1 ' Bulova and Gruen • OTHER, GIFT SUGGESTIONS: Sterling—Community Plate and 1847 BOgers Bros.; Rings,, Crystal, Billfolds, Electric Shavers. • - 13, TAYLOR: Phone 426-W JEWELLER , Exeter hill; Chauncey Townes, Samba; .-Art Ilomphi, 'Sarnia. 76 to 100:— William Hyde. Hen - sail; .3bab Flynn, London; Dugaid Leitch, Alvinston. /levelly — Gerald , Smith, Niagara Falls, formerly of Hen, sail; Jim. Flanagan, Colrain: Walter Feasy; Strathroy, tglies open * Dory Levy, St, ton Hou,441, Tuesday. Marys;,Audrey ea1:4 Fan. Aon; Paid Beckley, Leaden. Ladies step dancing .-- Lois Gocittin). Walton; :Greta Pfaff. EXeter; Gail Strutbers, Atwoed.. 1 Men's step dancing •--, Kea Me -1 I , Kellar, Cromarty. • Square dancing: — Donegal School, Atwood; Western,. IV's i Exeter. • I 'Hensel Kinsmen. Club .assisted the Chamber a Commerce dur- ing the evening, • • Hensall Personals Mrs. Isabella, Daniels, who spent the past several anonths Ioidpi,rethrned q 1er he here last week. Mrs. Ameba Schroeder WAS 111. gothester, N.Y„. over the week end attending her sIsterla :golden wedding anniversary. M. and Mrs. Thomas Coates Are copying a triotor trip to North BAY And .other north.ern points. Mr. Basil Edwards had, the misfortune .to trin and fall en • M.orniay - suffering a fractured wrist. X-rays were talten At ,Olitt WINS AGAIN —79pular fiddler William. Hyde, Hensell, won his sixty-eighth first 'prize- a I -fen# sail Fiddlers' Contest PridaY night, dale; -Jim Flanagan, Conant, se. o 60, — Rocky Nash, T-011' don; Harold Marr, London; Fred Harburo„ Staffa; Lloyd- Allan, Kirkton. 61, -to 75 Froest Adair, Park Sold Candy 'Home made candy donated by the Brownie Mothers. And. Girl Guides was' sold by the Guides of renSall at the Old, Time Fidd- lers contest here Friday night. Approximately four hundred, bags of candy were sold during the evening. The proceeds will go to the local association fdr ' the benefitof guide work in the vil- lage. Thrifty ifi •-PPenettes Meet Again The second meeting of the Thrifty Kippenettes, was held. at the hone of Mrs. W. Broadfoot, assistant, leader. Members discussed garden weeds and insects. They were in- structed to hoe their gardens weekly' and to dust them. with insect killer when necessary. The meeting included a roll call answered by twelve members with a vegetable in my garden which needs thinning. Hensall Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles and family of London were weekend visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. James Sangster, Miss Marguerite MaeDonald, London, was a recent visitor with/ Mrs. Pearl Passmore and. Norma. Mrs, Alexander, London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Fred Beer, Mrs.Pearl Case of London visited with relatives and friends, here last week. ' Jack Adkins has accepted a position with Westinghouse, .Lon- don. „.• Kippen East WI Enjoys Picnic Seaforth Lions Rark proved an ideal settingon Friday for the annual picnic of Kippen East Women's Institute, with 85 at- ttnding. Following a picnic sup- per sports were held. Children under six each received a prize Winners in Taces for boys 8 years and under, Les Broad - foot, Jim Pinlayson; girls 12 and under, Dianne Finlayson, Lois McLachlan; boys 12 and under,' Bryce Jacobi, Jim Fin- layson; young rnen's race, Jack Bell, Jack Caldwell; girls 16- and under, Margaret Jean Rroadlocit, Dianne Finlayson,; mar rie d ladies, Mrs. Jas. Drummond, Mrs, Verne Alderdice; Ladies kick the men's slip- per's, Mrs. Art Finlayson, Mrs. James Drummond; men 'kick ladies' slippers, James Drum- mond, Fred Chapple; three:leg- ged race, Jack Bell, Jack Cald- well; shoe race, Jack Caldwell and Mrs. Ken McKay; Fred Chapple and Margaret Jean Broadfdot; - Most - articles in ladies purse, Mrs. A. Finlayson, Mrs. Jas. Mc- Naughton; guessing buttons in jar, Dianne Finlayson; birthday nearest day of picnic, Mrs, Ross BrOadfoot. • In charge of the picnic 'Were: tables, Mrs, Glen. Stavin, Mrs. Charles Byre, Mrs. Bob Gem- mell; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mr and Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock; ice, cream, Mrs. W,. lVfellis; •tea, Mrs, Stewart 'Pep- per, Mrs. Campbell' Eyre,. Letter From ,1114444441414441414.444444414444440144014411411444444114,44444141444041444411401t141104.11414140.11 Petunias per box 4 VOID. Roses, Frilly Giants MIXED BOXES *LBO Geraniums, •FoIlacis, •„ Bailey's Florist Phone 276 Ex.*. WABASSO • uality Sheets t GUARANTEED BY THE MAKER TO LAST 7 YEARS Kippen By MRS. NORMAN ONO* Sheets 72' x 100" each ...... ..... Personal items Mr, Ivan Forsyth and Mr. Art Gibson of Wroxeter attended the County Council held M London last week. Mrs, Dinsdale retunrned home after spending three weeks in Stratford with her son-in-lai,v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed - 'die Taylor, Miss Anders of Strat- ford accompanied Mrs. Dins - dale to, her home. Recent visitors of Mrs. Dins - dale and Miss M. Whiteman M - eluded: Mrs: Amelia Whiteman and" daughter, Mrs Dorothy Richards of Birmingham, also Mrs. Margaret Hickey of Rockford, 111, Mr. .and Mrs, John Anderson eelebrated. Father's Day at their home on Sunday with turkey the main dish served for the •occa- sion. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. S. G, Itannie and fal.Tlibr of kiensall, Mr. Anderabn's moth- er, Mrs. Elizabeth • Anderson, Mr. Brnest Ruthliall of Clinton, father of Mrs. J. Anderson and Mrs. Rennie. , Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kreller, their daughter and soh of Clif- ford called an afternoon. last week at Mr. and Mrs, N. Dick- ea's home, and en Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Edgar *NIA o Listo- wel were visitors. 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Master •Gleti trophey, London, Spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Brophey and Fiances, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Steeper of Sarnia visited on Sunday. With. relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Vilma Mc - Lindley, Mrs, Ron Carruthers And lifr.*DWayne MeLinchey. at- tended the graduation exercises of the School of Nursg, Metro- ,politan General Rospital„iWind- sor, held oh Saturday n the Walkerville Collegiate auditor - Win avid were alsoluests of Mr. and Mrs, E. Tells of Petrolia at a luncheon in De Mille Hall, Walkervine,In honour of 'their daughter, Noreen 1<ells, 11..1% Miss Louise Wootl, daughter Of Itev, and. Mrs. K. M. Wood, a former Minister here and at Grand Bend, Also 'received ber pin and diploma. Mr. and Mrs. 1'red Lempke, of Pontiac, Mlch., arevisiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Law - race Cutts, Mt.and Mrs. Harold Dettloff and' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dett- loff of Detroit stent the week- end with Mrs, Albert 'Pollock. Several families from hdre at. tended' the Wilson. 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