The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-10-03, Page 4ThneeAthtteetts, .0.cteber 3, 1957
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We're back again with Exeter
Scent news after a lay-off of a
a04 -weeks, 114,mi:it &online
ectivities, in. the district have kept
US Tate busy of late. We have
itad four iron meetings so far
tilis •season, twoof which were
11•01t1away from the Scout Hall
•due f0" training courses for
reSiOnal.Seout and Cub• leaders
;Odell -are being held M Exeter
N.9PdaY and Thursday
evenings.
Monday of this week found us
holding. -our troop meeting at
RCAF Station, Centralia. Sixteen
boys :and three leaders, visited
the Centralia fire hall and re-
ceivsckinstruction nn fire fihtin
equipment and :the ways and
alaaaana.. aaaPagoop4main••••••ww,,,,t.
means of extbruishing fires,
This instruction was to help the
hoz:a attain the "Fireman" pro-
ficiency badge. A test will be
written later on theinstruction.
Neel week, we will be back in
the troop hall mire again. and
will be able to continue our train-
ing in earnest. Next Monday,
three Cubs will be coming 'up
intothe troop. We are sure that
Om: wilt -have a wonderful time
vlti u3.
We lave a.nother nerkerehief
slide or "woggle" •competition
running now. V c haven't nail too
man' entries in our past; cam-
.
pc ims hul we hope thts•one
will be bigger and better than
ever.
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11' etes Set Ri..cord.s,Farmer Residents
Entertain SAniors
in Titles At Area
:South Huron District High Allison Clarke took the inter-
'', M. and Mrs. lloY Geldtling,
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t who left Exeter 13 years aStk 10
reside in Lendon, were welcome
e gneets at the first meeting of the
along right behind him in the
School students, under the super- mediate honours with flee- paints. Intermediate, and jumped to
vision of coaches Miss L.Stigner One of the Most enthusiastic new mark of 37 feet. 1 Inch. •
and Mr. hlickle, made their athletes on. the field, the Cen- Schools from Stratford. St.
• N ti 1 ys Listowel hlitcholl and
appearance known at a One
Stadium in Stratford last Friday
afteraoon as they placed third
in the Perthex Conference track
and field :meet for secondary
schools.
trona .girl scored tt first All the
16 -yard dash with a time- of .9.9 Eiger participated et. the meet .
seconds and gained second mace with Si. Marys •ta•king first elass •
in the standing broad junto, honours with IAA points..
South Huron resulte were :as
fellows:
Not •only did the .South Huron
„athletes run up a total of 69.
points, which was only five shy
of second place Listowel High,
but the locals captured two, ina-
divtial girls' championships and
set two recordsin the boys'
division,
.Kristine Gulens, who racked up
firsts in the running broad jump:
and 75 -yard dash for six POWS.
added two more to her total by
placing second. in the high jump
competitions. lier total of eight
gave her the junior girls' eham-
pionship.
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The two girls also contributed
'their speed in the relays es
Gulens helped the junior teen%
place third, while Clarke cont..
sit'em•rs
hilted with three others for A AumiAr Woo
second Piave ribbon. . et! yard dash -Kristine Galena
1 ,BaITY Glover, in the senior "Mg giiivs_crl'13...
establishing a new pole vault Softball throw - Manna tiger
za (miens Myatt,
bays class, had little trouble in Kristine Gulens isecondi, 4' 4".
Carat 1, a eon el in e Ilrintneit
:record as he soared a good three
inches .over the ,Old Mark with A
; height .of Mae. feet, 11 inches;
One.o the most amusing
voni-
1 oarisone of the day came lo the
bop, .stee and juntp class be-
tween the _senior and .inter-
'inediate boys.
D. hiarriott, of St. MaryChigh
school, set a new -record foruthiS
event in the senior. at37 feet. garet 'N\ ehber. Anne Alexander,
ROSS Wein, of ,Setlth Buren, carat: Mae Ottlent
termerlinte Orli MI
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(third ): (Hamm's: 143' 11".
Ennitinc• broad jump 1Cristine
Gnlens (Est). Barbara Hodgson
(second): distance: r.
Standing broad jowl? - ?Not ma
Geiger (first 11..3' 'II",
'Softball- speed throw - Sharon
Desjardine and :Marjorie Iladgert
(first).
•Basicethall, seri throw - Len-
ore Tratt. Marlene Stone and
Bsrbara Eindgkon t ne('nwl.),
ttf,layn S'ristine rittlens.
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Whalen
/Sy MRS, F. SQUIRE
Mrs. Florence Chittieki Gran-
ton, le spending sometime. with..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson,
111r. and Mrs. Ronald Squire
spent the weekend at Cobourg
with Mr. and Mrs. Win, Itlun-
73 yard, dash - Allison Clarke
(f irst 1: 3.6 Secondis. •
Standing hrOhd. Jump -
Clarke tserond 1.
'Baske(ball speed throw -.Mar-
inn Turkbelni. Jane tfortort and
Bleanor florlgina (•second).
Basketball distance thrOw--Pat
'Marshall (third 1,
SOfths,11 Sneed throw Parolyn
OI. and Judy Maann {first).
Relay • - Mirdza,
Guiens, Allna liodgIns And
Cher :illel,ebd (second),
Senior Girla
Straball speed throw. - Mary
A. Balt and hlarion 0111 Must
Basketball spsed throwMr. Alex Bai- "lane
rviottele‘ri, er.
Ar and Ire. Wm. Morley Sr, marl' Dobson • ( Oral 1.
inar;c1 enie ana Psit•raw, Helen TaylOr and' Boise-
lt
Exeter, Sunday visiting •TS Riper, Donna. Ooetich and SY-lvla
..Relay -- -.Mary Cielger, Sandra
Mr. and Mrs, Wilsoo hierley. Jolene (third).
tof Mr. Russell Russell Parkinson, Strat-
Jeeor ehamelen
ford, spent the weekend at his thr'n'trniltat
(olu`eldisi'8t.poriion nt
llnatn7;p•
,home. here and en Sundae visi-
ted Mr. Ken Stevenson, rn Tho - --4.1"8" clar.", 5- Pt'intis
Bove F114.1.\ TS
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da. and Mrs. GBp.
rafton Seuire Junior o
and family visited nn Sunday
With Mr. ad Mrs. Nelson Squire,
Faroltuar.
Dr. Nelson Gunning of Victo-'
ria B.C., called on Mr. and Mre.,
Prank Parkinson oe Saturday. .
meet
Rap, Map and jump -Bev Strns
(first ), 32' 11i"; Ted Sa.nderk
(third).
.Flunp.ing broad jump - Frank
Boyle (third).
Belay - Placed secona,
tintermediette Buts
ltr,.and Mrs. Walter Tapp, Running hop, stop and iti111P-
\Arden, man,. visited with friends ---no SA W (first ), 37 'I" (record).
in the community several days,tv'Et`;in '1( laird rbaci jut" - n°58
during last week. Titinnlbsr, 'high -jump-Jim Tam -
Mt. and Mrs. Russell Brock Unarm (second),
and David, Chiseihurst, visited a
Wert Boys
ThuraclAy evening with. Mr. and 'Pole 'Vault - Barry
Mrs. Wm. Morley Sr,
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Morley Jr.
and .fantily were reit vititore
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pyin, Exe-
ter' I •
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ClandebOye
Sy MR.$. J. 11. rATON
Thanksgiving Services
Harvest. Thanksgiving services
were held at St. James Anglian
Clutch on Sunday, with special
music by 'the choir. The mom
-
Mg service -was conducted by
the Rev. A. 1L Harrison, rector
. of Grace Chutch, BOA* Tri•
nity Church, Birr, and St.
George's church, London town-
ship.
For the evening' service, the
rector the Rev. J. P. Prot, was
assisted by Mr,• SUMO Taints
a student of Huron College and
member of St. :lathes Cliurelt.
The guest speaker was the Rev.
S. R. Lupton, rector of St.
Paul's, Kerwood, St. Anne's Ade-
laside and Grace Vhurcii, War -
WI elc.
the fruit, flowers .and vege
tales, which wee used in de-
corating• were taken to South
Huron, Hospital, Exeter, after-
wards. '
The Clendeboye United Churdh
will. observe the World Wide
Communion service on Sunday
at 9:45 a.m. D.S.T.
Chul-cli Meeting
The ladies Guild of St. Jaines
Church held their September
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Rae Hodgins, who presided for
the meeting, Business • included
plans for catering
i
for the Lynn -
Tomes wedding n the chutell
schoolroom on. Saturday, Oct. 5.
Personal Items
Mr. and •Mrs. Rae. Neil vie-,
ted Mrs. N. Leatherland. who is
a patient in Clinton Hospital last
Sunday, Later they called on Mr.
and Mts.. Norman Vincent of
Lonclesborte
Mr. Rae Hodgins attended the
funeral Of a former neighbor,
Mts., Eeriest McTavish, the for-
mer Elaine MIAOW in Loridoe.
Mrs, Mervin Carter and Mit.
Clarence Carter attended the
Teachers Convention in 'Minton
on Friday,
Mr. RA* Neil, won 'the• second
prize in a draw at Parkhill Pair
toneisting of aluminum electric
fencer wire donated by the Park-
hill Co -on. •
Mies Elaine Hodgins in 'taking
a course at Wells Academy in
London.
idisBeth Mallon has taken
positieit bi the Westinghouse
office, London.
Cpl, and Mrs. A. J. Boggs of
gt. ,Ittibett`t Ouebet, spent the
weekend with the latter's pa.
tents'Mr. and Mre. Murlese
and celebrated their lint wed-
ding niliVar811.11' On September
2. This past week they visited,
with Mrs. S, tom and tardily'
in. Toronto arid Arise Brenda MA-.
gee. t,ondon.
The Department tit Highways
haye been toetacting the ter..
totem on No. 4 Highway south
eg fat as the trinsley County,
read. The obiective is to buy.
pronerty t widen the road.
Mrs. J, H. Penh csilt&I e
t Brooke in 1",nartn
Tutkiday, whit bas been confined
to her 11014 fer three. weeks
due toaatt elattaitien,
Mrs. 0. Pattteeh and Mara.
tt M Loildnii visited teith
end Mil. If. MUtitee and fart -
fly MT Sunday.
Celebrate Sittlidsiy$
Mende tailed on Saturday
evening Sit the home Of Mi, and
Mt. George 'Sirtosmt 0 10145
the farmer tel hiS hirthdrif
and Also,. Mt :116 Metwetti,
gnat.
436 Main St. Exeter
Pliono 461 Milton R Robbins.
(first), 3' 11" (reCord),
Disent throw - Doug Wein
12 pound shotnt pbt-Do'Wein I
(third).
(third). , ste
Glover
season ..of the Senior :Citizens
-day Aught.
Llob. ;In the 1440;1,44, Tues.
and vocal duets r.of old-tbne
songs. •
They .contribuled piano. duet
0ther prograni numbers includ-
ed a singsong.led by Walter Cut -
bush, a leading by Helen Hen-
drick, violrn seledtions by Mrs.
D. Ranson,. Hensall, accompanied
by Mrs. Forrest on the piano; by
William Hyde, lima,' anti by
Wayne Rowe, Accompanied by
his brother, Ross; a -mixed quer-
tette of Walter Cutbush, E. Lind-
enfield, Mrs. Rhoda Shapton and
Mrs, Percy McFalls, At:mum-
ica -by R. :Goulding,.
Accordionselections were givs
en :by Barry Jeffrey; vocal' duets
by Doris and Doreen Brock, and
a vocal duet by .Frank Taylor
and. Roy Goulding,
' Mr. and Mrs. Georg.. Lawson,
Mr, aral Mrs. Sam *tory, Mr, And
Mrs. Walter Cutbush and Mr. And
Mrs. Robert Duncan were in,
ememeneiemsammier'
tcharge of the .evening rimith. W. .An 1.11vitstion wis received trent
• Moment. of silence- was ob. 'hard time party to be held 0c4.
served Inc Simon Sweitzer„ the !the Hanever .elub to Attend
A M .00.
Lobel' 16. '
only :member who. has .died since The Legion Ladiele AtiOtilHiteSe
the last meeting" Mrs. Hernian :served the: lunch arid Mr. And
Powe was appointed press re- .Mrs. Willia-in Mar
porter and Mrs. Percy Passmore Thomas'Walker :provideaball I d musind.
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' to remember sick and shut-ins.. for .dancing.
Cutbusli as chairman,
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