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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-26, Page 8The Trn.sAyoc,t, Sips.rnbsr 26 11117 Dies in Hospital — Mrs. E, McTavish Young Centralia Boy Toughesf:Cortipetition. Erne$CNCTPIShi Clied Beeaks. Arm In- ail Sunday in Victoria Ho pdal, — ' • omes In Schoo ec ion Ry fAr the toughest competi lion at Exeter Fair lakes place in the schwa section, in which students from Usberne, Stephen, Wit 884 Exeter participate, Vegetables attracted the lar - pt number of entries, In •one ,60 pumpkins with first • ise ping to June Morenz, Nb. 1 Stephen, Numerous other classes drew over 30 entries. Vidor Jeffery and Currey Cann were in.charge of the su- llen. Legere—P.. 'eaten -up: S, Stephen; Blanshard;Credi- ton; 13, Dashwood; all others, Exeter. Horse* Light colt Danny COWard, 21.7. 'Pony, Donald Vann, ratite Beef calf, born before Jan. 1. ;John Etherington. 11, Dien Lam- -POrt 101, Doris C'ornish. 71-1, Don- -aid Thompson W., _.Beef calf. born after Jan. 1, 'Fred BYtie 15.7. Muriel Cornish '71'. • Dairy calf, horn before. Jan 1, • 'Wayne Bern 7E", Dairy •calf, horn after Jan. 1, 'Iris Alarshall 1113, Wayne Horn Albert Belstar 7C, John Brea - matt 1017. .• Halter -broken calf. John Ether- ington ill. Donald Thompson 41', lris Marshall 11B, Wayne Hern • Swine' Baron hogs, over 12.'i lbs., Shar- er; Paasmore 101", Dianne Stone Garage Sunday And •Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- . day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the - week. ,..Hunter-Duvar . • And Sons Ltd. 1 101', Bobby Stone 101". Pucci IVY ;Barred roek. COelterel, Bobby , gg s. Leghorn 'coekerel, Jamas rink. beiner 0. iTuS,Se.l. cockerel, Douglaa Light- foot 1' Sus' u1Iet, Bobby Higgins. Hybrids, Dianne titoite Dale Lamport 7S. Duelis. Douglas Lightfoot 0, alarilyn tia,llowa.yWaYtte Mel - lin 78, Bobby Stone 101', rens Rant -bans, Billy Morena 118, John 1. Brook ', Douglas Lightfoot 18, Marilyn Galloway 511. Rabbits, Elsie, Lampert 58, 13111Y Marena 11S. Dougias Lightfoot Gordon Blat•Donalti. • Pigeons. Judy Harz .8. Karen Flithbeiner 0, Jitntn,Y Pfaff 0, Erie'Finkbeiner Most unusual pets, Joanne Ten- ant. Joanne Whilamith, Kenneth Bender 0, Panni" Grain Oats, Eat.bat•a. Bern 71', Frances Skinner 61`. e Wheat. Wayne peril 'Ensilage corn, Bobby Stone ler, Dianne Stone 101". Frances Skin- ner 60. Ditnean Etherington 101", Barr,ara Stern 70. noots nod, vea•entlilem Mangles, red, Billy Jeffery 19C, Larry kiallantyne 51', Avis Hod- glna 121', Allen Hodgina 121I, Ronald Alots, 1'. Manglea, white, Billy Jeffery IOC. Allan Hodgins 1•21". Aviei Hot -Wins 121'. Turnips, Lloyd Stewart 51', Law.. rpnve Devicer 1), Tommy ',rout .51.1, Carol Hendrick 0, Garry Beavers 'Table beets, Shirley Genttner, :Do u g 1 a,s Finkbeiner 28, Ruth. Cud:neve 101', Margaret. Hyde 111, Darlene Xing 5S. (32 entries) Storage beets, Duncan lather- ington 101". Dawson Hayter JOS, Bobby 13ngland Frances Skin- ner 61', Neil Hamilton, Cabbage, Hank Gosar, Judith Finkbeiner C, Carol Hendrick 0, John 13roexe 120, Lawrente Bec- ker D. ((33 entries) .. Nantes carrots, Barbara Wells, Lloyd Stewart 01', Bonita Greene, Eric Schwartzentruber, Dian n e Stone 101", t'hantenay earrots, Ilene llooge- manks 198, Sandra Jory, kliteridan Penbal Eric Seltwartzentruber, Douglas Finkbeiner C. Cucumbers. table, John Godbolt, Larry Ballanlyne 51', Ronald 04e 11', 'Merle Idle, Shirley Genttner. Cuenntbers, plekling, Elsie. Go - mar, Gerald Morley 5.'11, Shelia. Hern 71', Co Zondag 11S. Spanish onions, Stanley Love 16S, Shirley Ileynolda lIT, Douglas Russell 7S, Bonita Greene, Jim Sweltzer 78. Hubbard squash, 'Ruth Cuilmore 1•017 (six entries not )iubbard).." 1.00.1101111111111111111plipli tttttttt ttttttt tttt 1114111111 ttttt I tttt I tttt MIMI; E ,•• • ur Stock's Full! f; We have an exciting' aSsortnlent of playthings • for. the children. 'They're all ndW—just. unpacked! Pretty • . dolls, games;- mechanical toys, Dinky Toys, Construe- tion- Sets — everything the kids like! Choose now — we'll store them fOr you on a small deposit. , s - • • I LAYA-WAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS TRACIUA R HA.RDWARE OCIRL.17-Y Fe9/7? PRICES PHONE 27 • EXETER LIIIIIII1101V111.1(III$1,11111[1111 tttttt 1111111WIM111111111113111111,711t111111,1111111111MIIIIIMMIMMAIM t I tttt 1111111111.0• 'Pumpkin, Pie. June Ziorenst 11S Dennis Lamport 0, Patsy Adam 11S, Carol :Hendrick Margare Cornish 711 (Si) entries). Potatoes, early. Shirley, Dentt- ner, • Hank Eosin*, Elsie flosar, Marlyn Dunaway 58. Sandra jory. Patatoes. late. Shirley Genttner, Harry 147ingma, 51.. Sandra. Taut - der (1, Margaret Salmon '11, Jim Dixon. Field beans. Faye Becker 31). Orville 'Wein 0, ErB ic rown 108. Carol iiendrielt 0, Barbara Dun- das 0, MusIsMelon. Hank Gcsar, Elsie Gosar. *Brenda. Bourlt 1'. Dawson Hayter 10S. Lana, 'Keller. Citron. Lawrence Brown leg, Carol Brown 10.8, (Srace :Eagleson ,•108, 'Helen Brown ZOS, Jim .4Weit- ' aer 78. aelowera Asters, Ruth -.Ann Salmon 1), Margaret Salmon D, Do u g1O, Stanlake. Marilyn Gardiner 31'. 00sluos, Stanley Lovle 108. Anne Webb 1515, Ronald Biota 0, Bobby Stone 1017. Snapdragons, atary Ballantyne 511, Shirley Genttner, Helen An- derson 101', Peter Knox. Marigolds, Bonita Greene, Ruth Ann Salmon A jimmy Darling. Dianne Galser 7S. Petun (as, (Herald Morley 5I", Gerald Finitbeiner 0, (imaee Eagle- son 10S, Shirley Genttner. Zinnias, Marilyn Galloway 5S, Jo y Seldom. Sheridan Pei-lb/tie, Larry Ballantyne. Display of cut flowers; Eliza, - bath Knox, Dianne Knox, Gerald Morley, Bela Knox. Fruit Lent:Jon, after a week's illness. Mrs„ McTavish was the wife of Ernest McTavish, London South Collegiate Athletic director, and formerly ofxet, er when his fa- • tiler. the Rae. D. McTavish, was Castor of James Street United Church. Northern spy apples, Billy ;ref- fery 1011, Betty Dixon, Jim, Dix- on, Gwen Finkbeiner C. McIntosh apples, Betty Dixon, .11m D iX On, B.411y Jeffery 1017, Shirleal. Reynolds 1U, Karen Z'ink- beiner 0. . Snow apples, Billy ,TefferY 105'. Erie Finkbeiner 0, Sharon Hodge C. Courtland apples, 13111y Jeffery 10I". Delicious apples„Thn Dixon, Billy jeffery 10U, Shirley nolds 11'. Tillmansweets, Betty Dixon, .T1m Dixon, Billy JefferY 1017, Billy Morenz 11S, Eric Finkbelner • Pears, Gerald Einkbelner, Jttne Morena, 1S, Glen Finkbeiner C. Sewing Grade 6 and under: Darning, Jacqueline England 0, Carol Brown 10S, Carol Taylor 1015, ?Margaret Hyde 11'. Hand -dressed -doll, loan Eng- land C, Elizabeth Knox. P,ot • holder, Margaret Hyde 717, Sheila Hera 7U, Barbara Bern 717. Grade 3 and under: 'Wearing apparel, Wendy Van- deriaan 21', Lynda Westcott 41.7. Crochet work, Shirley and Bev- erly Phillips 517. Embroidery work, Donna Ven - tin 411, Lynda Westcott 417,• Jane French 1211, Sadie Vanderlaan, 217, Barbara :Horn 7U. bl1.u,un 1 71" rid ;sing Grade 6 and under: ^ Lawn ornasment, Dale McAllis- ter 417, Bird house, Bobby Higgina. Grade 1( and under: Bookends, Fred Hyde ITT, Brian Bern 6U, Henry Koopmans • 617, Wayne Prance 617. Lawn. ornament, 'Wayne Pi.a,nce 117, Brian Bern 611, Henry Koop- mans 61.7, Brian Montmorency 617. ,Metal article, G. Shipman, Al- vin Guilford, George Lyons, Al- vin Guilford. Writing. Grades 7-3, Mary Jane Hoff- man Marilyne Frayne, Grace McKenzie, Judy Snelgrove. Gr odes Llnda Wainer, Douglas 1"enbale, Shirley ReY- nolcis, Wently Van der Lean 211. .Grade 4, Marlene 1 -farness, da Kraft.. D,' Elizabeth Cochrane, Mary Bakker, Grade 3, Nancy Strang, 117, Margaret Haist 0, Sharon Elet cher 61.1, Marion tlarscadden. Grade 2, Mary Cochrane, Eliza- beth Snell, Dettef Fritz, Lynn Otis 61', Grade 1, Benn Moulton, ,Pandi" Webber, Susan 33 ailey; Ann Creech. ,ta.r Grades 7-8, Jim Hannah, Grace McKenzie, Fred Hyde 11.7,' Honsberger. Grades 5-6. 'Graham Glanville L", Group .1 EPSS, Grote ; EPS5, 415. Grades 3-4, Larry 'Ballantyne 017, Peter Snell, Ricky Schroeder, Shirley 'Heywood 511. Grades 1-1, Anne Bell, Randy Jones, Barbara Leitch, Detlef B'ritz. Canadian scene, Maryanne Los - tell - 5(7, Grace MeKenzie, Linda Hayter10S, David Batz7S. Serail books, grades 6-6, Joyce Dickey 17; grades 3-5, EPSS (Mrs. jory), EPS 34. Sharon Faulder C, Margaret Haist i; grades 1-2, Marlene Webber 211, -peter Law- son, Gwen leinkbeiner C, Garble Fritz. Group Projects Grades 7-1, Carol H n g art h, grades 7 and Crediton, Grace McKenzie, Katherine Page, You Can See • •. But there are thousands who can't and ,they look to you for assistance. Residents of Huron, Middlesex and Perth coun- ties are being asked for $12,800 to. train, rehabilitate and house the blind in this district, Send your donation today .to the C.N,I.B. Tri -County Campaign. Mail your cheque to the C.N.I.B. Chairman in your Community. Exeter — S. B. Taylor Henscill WilIam Smith Zurich. E. Bannister dr • HELP THE BLPND to. help thenue1voi • iotilt tobatf Limit�d ' Ipotei Contributed , . Htttntrancl:yly '• RYSTAL L. R BREWERY bora Diaidas C, Bandrs, Jon,. She was the ,former 'Verland Elaine Delancey, of Liman.. Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Kath- ryn, and two sons, Edward and Terrenet, and one sister, Mrs, Adam. Allison, Thamesville. The funeral was held on Tues- day in the chapel of A. Millard ileorge funeral. home, London, with interment in Mt. Pleasant CemetetY, London, News Budget From. rand Bend By MR. E, KEOWN Persona( !teas ' The Lanibton County Library made their exchange with the local folibrary on Monday, The new; books will be available en Tuesday evening. Mr. •anci Mrs, J. Riddoch and family of Safbia visited with Mrs, Riddoch's aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and daughters over the week- end. Mrs. James IVIotiSseau, who has been visiting her daughter in Stratford and relatives in Lon- don, for the past few weeks, re- turned home on Sunday'. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Baker visited with Mr, and Mrs, How- ard Lightfoot on Sunday, and at- tended the anniversary services in the United Church. Rev. A. E. Holley baptized Sally Anne, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs, lVfervin Webb, of Dashwood and Kristy Sue, infant daughter of Mr. and MrS, Mel- vin Douglas, at the morning service on Sunday when the an- nual rally day service was held-, with a record attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Lougheed of Woodstock spent the weekend at their cottage here. • Miss Inez Desjardine spent the weekend visiting friends in Ham. Mon, Mrs. Violet Rumball and fam- ily have taken up residence last week, in Windsor. Mrs. Emery Desjardine was laid up last week with an at- tack of the. old-fashioned influ- enza. Mr. and Mrs, Clark Kennedy and family had as their guests for a few days last week,Mr. Kennedy's father and sisters,; Mr, L. Kennedy, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Playfoot of Lindsay, and Mrs. Clifford Craw of Sauger- ties N Y and his aunt, Mrs. , • Amy Morlock of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. H. ?bile and Allan visited in Detroit over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird spent Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Sid Morrison •at Atwood, Mrs. Wni. Patterson had as guests on Friday, Mrs. Mary Clarke and Mr. Preston McBride of Iona Station, .Mr...Glenn De - long of Windsor, and Mr: and Mrs. Roy Scott of Sarnia. Mrs. Sol Pollock of Green Acres also visited with Mrs. Patterson last week. • The death of, Mrs. Lydia Bender, widow of the late. William Bender, a former real estate broker in Grand Bend, took place last week •in, Detroit. On Sunday Mrs, Mae Holt held a farewell dinner for her sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dodds, who will be leaving, shortly for their home in Flor- ida. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs: jack Holt of Bo- sanquet, Miss Beulah Holt of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. L. John - ton and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. J. Riddoch and family of Sarnia, and her mother, Mrs. L. Geromette, Mr. and• Mrs. Wm. Rendle spent last week visiting with their daughter,. Mrs. Ted Brooks, Mr. Brooks, Nancy and Patti of Toronto. 'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rudy of, Detroit, Mich., spent the week- end with Mrs. Rudy's brother and sister-in-law, OPP E. McFadgen and Mrs. McFadgen. Mr. and Mrs, H. Atkinson of Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown on Saturday. The T.W.S. group„of the United Church held their opening meet., ing for the season on Friday evening:Several items of busi- ness were discussed, to be brought up at a later date. The report of the bazaar and tea was given, which, proved to be a success, with around $340.0'0 realized. Rev. .A. E. Holley was guest speaker for the evening, and took as his subject.'"Self", which was an appropriate topic for the opening -of the season for the new group. Niws Budget From re iton East By MRS. W. MOTZ Mr. and 'Mrs. Alec 1-lantilton and son,- Bradley, of Grand Bend' spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Lewis. Mr, Charles Anderson is holi- daying with Mr. Mrs, Jack Anderson and family at Amherst,' bueg. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar S.- Itorlity of Ridgway spent a touple of days last week with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wni.'otz Suite a number front here toole in the fair in Exeter last Thur*' day. Mr. and Mrs, johit Nezda spent Sunday hi Brantford. Graileit 0-4, 211, /thorn 20, 48, Grade 5 I3PR, • alriltieSt 3.4, Linda,1l1inter4jii- r, Mary 11111)?141";0t,"4117"1‘141"1"G " at.* 01'0400 etc it own Biretta. 2 11, 'EPS. 51i. ICIA66.tkitttoil ,A grade 1, 'Cadditett. COOking Titan otiokftis,, Treiert 113triXert 111', ' litartlYn CiallOWaie (..11 }lend- rlek C, Margaret, Plate 0, - Brian bluff 11ArlfYik "Gaith. .hy Mew GejHthr, Bare Panty Shoebottom, six*ear. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shoebottom, suffered a double fr,seture 'in his right arm whelk he fell from his tricycle into the pit in his father's garage last week, Ile has been A patient In South Huron Hospital since the accident, • Rally Pay Service The theme of the Rall Day service in the United Church on Sunday morning was "Sing, Ye Islands of the Sea, Jesus _Saves!" Mr. Reg liodgs.on led the -service with the Rev. Clarke assisting, Mr, Lloyd Morgan, as .guest speaker, delivered the address. The choir sang two anthems and a duet was rendered by Jean and Joan Essery, Eleanor Mae Hodgins was the pianist. Autumn flowers made a color -- fel setting for the service.. Personal Items Larry Cronyn recently frac. tured a bone, n his foot when a large can of iuice fell an it while he was working in the Robinson store. District executive meeting of the OCCE was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgson on 'Friday evening. It was decided to bold the Sunday School con- vention in the J. D, McCurdy schoolACentralia air station, on Wednesaray, November 13, after- noon and evenings Miss Tessie Neil, of London, was a Sunday guest with Mrs. P. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs, Neii Wilson and family, of Brighton, were visi- tors last wek with Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Robinson. Mrs. V. Overholt and Marlene spent Sunday with Mrs. Theresa Maloney in Seaforth, Flt. Lt. J, T, and Mrs. Gates and Tommy, of Camp Borden, were weekend visitors with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gates, • Mr. and Mrs. "Harold Tripp have returned following an en- joyable motor trip to North Bay and 'New Liskeard where they visited with relatives. They drove home by way of Sudbury, Espanola, Manitoulin Island and Tobermory end visited with the McCutcheon fancily at Eliot Lake. Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hicks vis- ited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. B. Walden in Kincar- dine. The ladies are sisters. The following names should have been added to those of the Topics From Dashwood By MRS. ERVIN RADER Personal Items 'Mrs. Nelda Rutlege, of London, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold. ' •Eugene Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Emil Becker, fell and frac- tured hiS ankle during the week - Mrs. Harold Kraft and Diane, Mrs. Melvin Restemayer and Jane and Miss Bertha Becker, of London, spent Saturday at Port Huron. Carolyn Patricia, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Wilhelm,of Crediton, was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church,, by Rev. K. Urn. Sponsors were the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Heckman. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Pfile, spent sev.eral days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Art Koessel and family at Lansing, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Vernqn and the former's mother, Mrs. Annie Vernon, of Atroit, visited with Mrs. Lucinda McIsaac dur- ing the week. Mr. 'and Mrs. -Reinhold Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and children spent Sunday. at Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maine and family. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Bruce, of Windsor and Mr. Jack Gilmartin, of Hamilton, spent the weekend with Mrs, Robert Hayter, Sr. 'Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed, of Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritzley, Goderich, • spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Hayter and family. The death of Mr: Reinhardt RieSenthal, 72, occurred at Wind- thorst, Sask., on Saturday. He and his wife visited here several weeks this summer. Mrs. Jacob Schroeder, is a sister and two of his daughters, Mrs. Rudolph Mil- ler and Mrs, Melvin Stade also reside here. Mrs. Rudolph Miller and her brother Walter, of Cape- town, loft to attend the funeral which took place Wednesday. IVIr, and Mrs. George IViartin, of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Glen MtLean, of New Hamburg, Spent Sunday with Mrs. Duncan Snider, Dashwood changes to Standard Time Saturday night, SePtember 38; Sunday services will be on Standird Time. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown, of Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr, William Wein. . Mr, Robert Wein, of Sudbury, spent the weekend' at his home here. • Mr. Joe Zbniter, of Lender), spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Harry Ziminer..• Mr. Peter Irwin, of London, spent 'the weekend with his par- ents, Mr: and Mrs. Clair Irwin Mr, Voldemar Gulens, of To; rent°, spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. V, Gulens, Wilbur J, Hunter Usborne Native Wilbur .T. Hunter, of Salvador, SaSk,, 73, A former resident of Osborne Township, died Thurs. day of last week MCP being 111 ilOspitail for abut ten days. Heis survived by his widow, the forma May IlawkinS, Also of Usborne • Township, and twe daughtert, hOth. residents of Vat- cOUVer, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter visited with relatives in thio een'imtthity two years ego, .10. f -tarry of Stratford, and Mrs.Lewis ThhbuU 0± Seaforth, attended the furore. Sunday #11.0St.Sn (snentioned In last weeks paper) at the home.: of Mr. and Mrs. William. Hssery: tIr.and Mrs. Harold: ?enwarden, 'Mr. and Mrs. Erect Penwarden, and Mrs, Maaillop, of Sarnia, Miss BeaX1S017Y, of Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'Roberts :.and :family,. of Chiselburst. Mr. and Mrs. John Talb.ot, of Grand Valley, .and Miss. Joanne Talbot, R.N., of Montreal, were Sunday guests with Mr, .and Mrs. Harris West. Mr, and Mrs, George 'Thonip.- son and' Mr„ and Mrs, 'William Skelton, of London, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr, , and Mrs, Lloyd Hodgson, Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Osborne spent the weekend with relatives in Toronto. Their son, Bobby, re- turned home with them. Mr. And Mrs, Sherman Eaton of London were Sunday visitors' with Mr, and Mrs, J. Thompson, The service in the 'United. Church on Sunday morning will be at . 10;30 o'clock, standard. time, pit 10 toiyayXet•.AWfiY ON EOM Aida Foam hydemi oAtiode WHEN 70 YOUR ROOMS G000 PAIAle5 APPLIED, THOISINSHINE ALSO /5 misior 0 LOCM. TaAPEtiotlysql, ;•!, a gtitc. Areot I I ZURICH LUMBER 6. BUILDERS 69 , SUPPLIES I it The All -New - All -Speed 011* POWER TURBO -FIRE'. SPARK PLUG MOR-PQWER "TURBO -FIRE" SPARK PLUG .is scientifically designed and engineered to _ sive an EXTRA LIFT . . . with a new power surge that will restore instant -action response - to the touch of your toe on the becelerator . , at traffic lights, for high-speed passing or pulling under lead. 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