HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-13, Page 71$ QUILTING A ,40$,T. ART?... --This group of ladies from the W.M.S, Afternoon Auxi1.
iary of jams Street .thlitect Church quilted 29 quilts last year and, are stitching on
• the fourth, this year. From the left are Mrs. Percy Passmore, convener, Mrs. Bert
Bissett, Miss Pearl Keyes, ,1,957 convener, Mrs. Cecil Rowe .and Mrs, Norman. Pass-
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Conduct Shower
For Bride.El'ect
A miscellaneous shower was
held at the home of Mrs. Harold
Hunter on Friday evening in
honor of Miss Mary Margaret
Essery R.N., bride -elect of this
month. About sixty guests were
present, •
Contests were enjoyed after
the gifts were opened.
111rs. Maurice Coates and Mrs:
RalT1' Coates assisted the host-
ess in serving lunch.
The right of the chartered
hanks to issue bank notes was
cancelled in 1945 and since that
time only the Bank of Canada
has been permitted to issue
paper money in Canada.
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Girl
Guide
Corner
By CAPTAIN I.LIXTON
Our Guides, along with other
Companies in the District are
quite busy these days, planning
for special activities. to celebrate
Thinking Day, February 22,
Beginning with our District
Guides Own Service en Sunday
evening, February 16, we shall
enter into what was once known
as "Guide - Scout Week," Both
the ' d Zurlch Guides
will be present at the service
and it will be nice to have the
district joined together as one
group at this time.
We do hope parents and
friends will join our girls which
should member over fifty includ-
ing their leaders, and we do
feel that those who are free to
come that evening would feel
well -rewarded for joining with
us in this undenominational
worship service.
• Our Guides will of course
have their regular meeting next
week, and then on Saturday
they will be out to help the L.A.
members at the tea and bake
sale.
The following • Sunday will
mark the annual Scout - Guide,
Cub - Brownie church parade,
and we do hope that the parents
will come to the service also.
The children would be happy
to know their parents were
there, and we who are leaders
would feel our work was re-
warded.
The Brownies have been fairly
busy people selling tea and bake
sale tickets, and competition is
keen with three or four of them.
Others could be working much
harder: As far as the Guides
are concerned Lefty and 1 are
thoroughly ashamed of the
effort made by most of you.
Out of the Company as a
Fashion Show
Caven Project
Plans were made for a spring
• fashion show of hats, a tea and
bake sale at the February meet-
ing of Cavell Congregational
Circle, held at the home of Mrs.
A Whilsmitlj lasi Tuesday
.ning. The event is to be held in
the.church basement on Wed-
nesday, March 12.
Jo -Ann Whilsmith contributed
two solos, Mrs. C. Ersman pre-
sided for the business which was
followed by a silent auction.
Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. W, .G Cochrane and Mrs.
K. McLaughlin,
Present Prizes
At OES Euchre
The Exeter chapter Q.E.S.
held a euchre party Friday night
With 16 tables in play.
Prizes for ladies' high went to
Mrs. George Lawson with Mrs.
Ted Stanlake, second prize win-
ner and low lady, Mrs. Stru-
thers,
Men's high prize was won by
Mr, Stan Love; second Mr. Max
Turnbull and low, Mr. George
Lawson.
Lucky chair prize was won by
Mrs. William Sillery.
whole, only something like
eleven tickets have been sold.
You give the excuse that the
Brownies have jumped the gun
on you, but you also seem to
forget that you had your tickets
before either of the Packs be-
cause you made the tickets.
So come on now, girls and
get out and sell some of those
tickets. We would like to have
a fairly close estimate in by
this week, and all money from
both Packs and Company must
be in at next weeks' meetings.
Before we close we'd just like
to say congratulations to Pat
Ferguson who passed her Wood-
craft Test last week at the
meeting. And don't forget about
that posture test that six of you
are trying!
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SH Giris Continue Wins
,Continued from Pap 4
South Huroi . rallied for an
..0ght-point first .quarter,, _collect-
ed fivemore in the second and
then produced seven additional
counters in the third for their
temporary lead.
Hymers was the big gun for
Listowel by sinking five baskets
and three foul shots in five at-
tempts for 13 big disastrous
points .as far as South liuron•was
voncerned. ifyiners scored .eight
of his points in the last quarter.
Jones followed ify ers with
eight more points, three of which
Also cane in the, last .quarter.
Peter Ravelle's 13 -point •epi-
sode with Melvin Finkbeiner's
12 provided most of the spark
for the losers. Bill Etherington
chipped in for one on a foul
shot in the last quarter to keep
the game close.
Seniors Throttled 38,14
Girodat and Dennis, who came
up with 12 and 11 points re-
spectively,, provided the biggest
headache of the day for the
local seniors, as they scored 23
of the 38. points in Listowel's 38-14
victory.
La*son with nine and Gidley
with six were the other Listowel
marksmen.
Bob McNeil hit the basket for
seven while .teaniM 41;es Bill
Pollen and Ross Wein followed
with three each for South Iluron
but it wasn't .enough to keep
pace with the free wheeling
Listowel club. The loss was the
fourth of the season for the local
SC,11101'S.
Next games for South Huron
teams will take place on Feb-
ruary 13 'when the two girls'
clubs will travel to Stratford for
a doubleheader, with the boys
entertaining Stratford. nt home
in a twin 1)111.
SKI, Wit UIt
South 'Huron 72 Lictowel 12
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LISTON1'1•11, , ,FTI• 1'
Evelyn Clelland ___ 2 1-5 5
Marion Beatty ....„ 0 1-2 1
Shirley Wray _...._._ 1 1.2 13
Patsy Pat Is . 0 1-2 „ 1
Betty liardman 1 (1-1 - • 2
Theresa Henhouffer 11 i4-0
'Von i Taman (I 0-11
Barbara Park __..__ 0-0
Jane Henry
Dorcas Morgan ....- 0-0
Patsy Eanna. _ n 6-0
Donna Drown 0 0-011
TOTALS 4 4-13
SOUTH 1-11.• new
Kenlynn Shaw A 2-4
Jane. Farrow _____ 2 3-3
MIrdsa Enlens 12 2-4
Pat Lovell ______ 1 3-4
Allison Clark n 0.0
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llelen Taylor ......-
flarh Itirrnlek .. --
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Parh Turkey
Alice Carter _-
Marie Salmon
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Town Topics
Mr. and Mrs. William Kovacs,
London, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr. and
Lloyd Parsons,
Mr.,and Mrs. Oarnet Mcralla
attended the funeral of ter
mother, the, late •Mrse, Prederia
Bilyea, who died at the family
residence, Lot 4, Concession 14,
London Township, on ."Ivionday,
',February 10. The funeral was
held on Wednesday orn the
Carrothers and .Son funeral
home, London.
Mrs. Preston Dearing: received
a telegram .00 Suxiday -informing
her of the death of her brother,
Austin Rice, in California.
Mrs, J. Z. Maiiiet and son,
Terry, have returned to Orillia
after *Wing several weeks
with .her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Melvin King,
Mrs, Hd Westcott, Mrs. Eunice
Stone, Miss Helen WestcOtt and
Miss Elsie Morley were M To-
ronto last week. and attended
-the ice Follies.
Rev, S. Kerr was in Toronto
the forepart of the week attend.
ing a committee meeting.
Mr. *and Mrs. W. H. Hodgson
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Hodgson, Torento
over the 'weekend,
Exeter Old Boy Dies
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Knight
received word of the sudden
death of their brother-in-law,
o, Mr. Clifford Spackman, in
f Guelph on Tuesday, February 11.
0 Mr. Spackman was a native of
6 Exeter and spent his youth here,
o His wife, the former Beatrice
2-10 38
Knight, sister of Mr. Reg.
Knight of town, and 4',ur daugh-
ters survive,
0 (4 14
6 10-38
Lictowel 20, South 110ren 28
e Were 11ob1red-0
SOUTH 111:1102 FS
Pant Ainache)' 0-11
Frank Boyle _ 0 11-0
Malvin Finkbeiner _ 3 0-12
1!111 Harvey _ II 0-0
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'EeitIr HodgIns 0 0-0 11
16,unis Cann ....... 0 0.0 0
pmrg Lanaghan 11-11
Ernie Morena 44-0
Uord Strang 1 (1-1 2
12
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Soul h Huron 2A 15 10 19-15
Scorer: Gwen Spencer.
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South Huron 32, Lista
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LISTOWEI.,FI
Carol Welar 1
:Joyce 'Weber a
H14ii Ad a ms
Marilyn. Knight —
Marion Fisher, n
Joyce McLeod
Pa.uline, Thompson _ n
Sandra Lemmeh -,0
Eleanor Elliott ,
5 7 A -2A
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5.6 n ly down on something he's not
2-3 2 ! up 011.
EXhiinrrioN. mAsKETBALL
Senior Glrlx
South Huron 44, Parkhill 23
Senior 'Boys
Soulh Huron 11, Parkhill 11
Junior Bops
Huron as, Parkhill
South
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Average hourly wage in Can-
adian manufacturing at Oct. 1,
1957, was 160.5 cents, compared
to 153.3 cents one year earlier,
and 129,2 cents five years earli-
er.
he TitimAdvotiots* FOruary 10/ 19 P4
THIS SPRING USE
"New Process
Shur-Gain Fertilizer
"NEW PROCESS" SHUR-GAIN BETTER 7 WAYS
* Reduced Moisture Content
* 'Uniformly Blended
* L.ss Dust
* semi -Granular Texture
* Free Running
* Better Drillabiiity
* Less Tendency to Cake
SEE youR. LOCAL SHUR-GAIN DEALER OR CONTACT
PHONE 256
Canada Packers
EXETER
+ Modern
Designs
+ Ultra
Kitchens
+ Automatic
Heat
+ 2 or 3
Bedrooms
Mortgage Money
Available To Finance
Homes In Exeter
60% to 90% of Value
May Be Arranged
Art Whilsmith
EXETER PHONE 386-M
A Giant Giveaway! Two Exeter Firms Join Forces
To Offer Shoppers Over $150 In Prizes .
DRURY'S RED AND WHITE SUPERMARKET and GRAHAM
ARTHUR MOTORS combine to bring you this Spectacular Mid.
Winter Giveaway! We're giving coupons away NOW so start
buying all yobr food at DRURY'S (you'll save more anyway!)
.and get all your gas, car repairs etc. at GRAHAM ARTHUR'S
(your Texaco dealer). YOU CAN BE A WINNER!
.100 Gallon
• Of Gas
•
Second Prize: Grease Job
Buy Your dos AfGrohom Arthur's
Worth Of
Food
Second Prize: 100 Lbs. White Sugar
Consolation: 3 Pairs Of Nylons To
Two Different Winners
Coupons Free!
With' Every Purchase At Either Firm
Pay nothing extra—no rhymes to write—this is a simple easy draw. All you have to do
is write your name on a FREE coupon. You receive one coupon for every 250 purchase
,plus one for every $5,00 in addition. Draw will be made Sat., March 15—enter you',
name as often as you cant Buy -at Drury's and Graham Arthur's at every opportunity.
(Note—Tickets will not be given on car sales at Graham Arthur's).
Buy Your Groceries At Drury's
st,
GRAHAM., ARTHUR DRURY'S MARKET
Phone 210
MOTORS
Exeter
Red & Whi e Exeter