The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-09-25, Page 10•471-47.
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Pert *0 The TirnesAgIvooste, September 2St 195$
Former Pastor Speaks
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ay MR$. jOSEPH, WOODALL he Mrs. Lorne Hodge and Mrs.
Anniversary services were!A' Snlith'
beld itt the 'United Church on Mrs. Ed. Lamport presided
speday„ Rev, W. llama (-)f LDri,,, for business. Mrs. Ross Krueger
don, a former minister, was M: was appointed public relations
.charge and delivered excellent representative.
sermons at both morning and 3irs. E. .1%1 .Fahrner read an
evening services. appreciative address to Mrs, W.
The thoir. under the leader- Math. immediate past president,
and who had served so faithfully
ship of Mrs. L. Preszeator,' for several years, and Mrs. H.
rendered anthems at both serv- Schenk presented her with a
ices and Mr. B. Farrell of Kin-
cardine was guest soloist in the :gift. 4-H Girls ('1b books, charts
morning. Douglas- liallowaY and , and First Aid kits were bn &-
pictures illustrating
Douglas Lightfoot :favored with I play' also
; clarinet duet iti, the mulling .history of Credit= telephone ex:
and INIr. Boeock With a (le110 : eha.nge.
.$010 ill the evening. Personal items.
Guests were present from Exe-' Mrs. W. Parrott accompanied
ter, Shipka, Brinsley United Mr. Parrott to Crediton on S1111 -
churches and from Crediton day. attended the service, and
Evangelical church, Rev. O. was met by many friends.
Strome assisting in service. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuckey and
4-H Girls At W. I, family. of Exeter. visited on Sun -
'day with Mr. Albert Geiser.
Members of the 441 Girls' Club. Mr, and Mrs, Russell Clark,
presented the program at the ' of Detroit, were weekend.: visi-
Septeniber meeting of Crediton, tors with Mr. Francis Clark.
Women's Institute. Sunday visitors with Mr. and
The Club's latest project "The Mrs, Ronald Harris were Mr.
Club Girl Stands on Guard" was and Mrs. G. Harris, James andi
led by Mrs. Ed. Lamport and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. W. Far -
Mrs. Lorne Hodge. jean Krueger rell, Mr. Ben Farrell and Air. t
spoke on foods that maintain : Baird. all of Kincardine.
good health. Marlene- Ring, Mr. and Mrs. William Priestly
Smith and Nancy Fahrner dem-:of Byron and Mr. and. Mrs. Fred
onstrated "Artificial Respira. ; Preszeator, Robert and Calvin
Hon". Barbara Dundas narrated of Exeter were out - of - town
procedure. Ruth Roeszler, Gwen ' guests on Sunday with Mr. and
Pfaff and Doreen Kenny dem.' Mrs. Lorne Preszeator.
onstrated "Correa Posture" and Recent visitors with ?Jr, and
Shirley Gaiser gave rules for Mrs. Garfield Hill were the Jai -
safety in the home. ; ter's two brothers, Mrs, Ernest
Doreen Kenny and Jean Krue- :Hills of Minot. N. Dak.. Mr. and
ger entertained with piano solos :Mrs. Arthur Hills, Mrs. Mar -
and the girls sang a chorus. jorie Howard and Mr. Don Erick -
The institute presented silver 1 son of Appleton, Minn. and, Miss,
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EXETER DAIRY ENTERTAINS—Over 1,000 people accepted Exeter Dairy's open house
poons to girls and girls pro,'Dorothy Hills of Rochester, in
stutter] their leaders with gifts. : nesota. invitation over the weekend to see the equipment and facilities in one of the most
Leaders for the fall and winterMr. and Mrs. .Albert Ryall of modern milk processing plants in Western Ontario, Above, Vice -President Norman
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project "The Cereal Shelf" wiu 'London were weekend guests Stanlake shows a group the bottle washer in the plant. Refreshments and free chances
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James Brock has returned,
1 from a visit with relatives in
102, Mrs. M. Faust spent several Area days with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Public School Pupils
. London and St. Thomas.
Feist in St. Thomas.
Prior to taking a post gradu-
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ate course at Toronto University,
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ford spent a few days with Mr.:
Mr. Robert Hayward of Brant-
twith Mr. and Mrs, Roy Swartz. on a number of door prizes were among the features.
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and Mrs. Ray Morloek,
Mrs, Bert Nichols, Mrs, Charles
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of Adelaide visited last week 'school kids. They have the Com- Best Dog — Danny Lenagtan, ler. Jimmy Dixon, Lawrene.a
with Mrs. A. M. Berry. petitive
Some sections in the school
'fair attracted over 50 entries.
Forty and thirty exhibits in a
class weren't uncommon.
Toughest competition came in
the vegetables, flowers and writ-
ing,
Legrol-••-W, 1Voorlhant; 0. (*red-
,. Hon: 11), Dash wood ; (1, Granton•,
1 1', Cal)Orne: S, Stephen; K, Kirk -
ton; all others, Exeter.
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Grades 7-2 Bonnie }raga:NIL
Joyce Dirk ey W. Carol Faultier
C, .;\ la rgaret Varley 1'.
Grades 5-4 — Shirley Semler,
Joanne t•t ene 4S. ,Marlene Har -
!less, Marion Ca rscardden.
Grade 4 - • Sharon Fletcher fir,
• Ka I bryn GC, Darlene Snell,
' Margaret Heist 1'.
' tirade 3 -• -• Brenda Din n ey. Sns-
t an Gibbons, Donald Campbell,
Darlene Parsons.
trade 2 -.Yvonne Pen:hale, .1 itily
Cowan, Donny Campbell, 'Michael
i• Grade 1 — Philip Hammond.
.Ilicky Webber. Maureen Quinlan
101, Joanne Whilsmith.
Most enthusiastic exhibitors at
'ats Joanne AVItilsmith, ullY Billy joffery 017. Shirley
xeter Fair this ye.ar were the latatzp.78, Gordon MeDonald, Doug- nnlds- 1 1', Karen Pinitheiner
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om foissel I 713, Lollia McBride,
Donnie Wolfe.
Ita rred rock -- Cockerel, Dale
and Elyse Lamport C; pullet,
Hale Laui port C.
Leghorn Cook erel, Donald
Dundas 0; pullet, Donald Dundas
C.
Sussr•x ,•-•• Cock erel, Donald Dull.
1117P 1', Dale Lamport C. Elyse
Lamport C; po let, Dale Lamporl. • .
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Snapdragons — Tom Russell 7S, Elyse Lamport C.
rry Balla ntyne, Bonita Greene,
Hybrids — .Bobby Stone, Dianne I
Stone. Shirley Reynolds 11'.
Ducks -- `Bobby Stone, Dianne Marigolds — Nancy Strang 1 r,
Ruth Ann Sill mon D, Kenneth
Stone, AT aril ,yn Galloway C.
Turkeys --- Paul Swartzentrub- Gerald Morley, 1. Cen-
elide.f
er, john Elliott. rraln
le ial n in — D
ale Lamport C:
Catt• • MParie Idle, Dianne Shapton, Beef valves — Born before .Tan.
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Dairy calves—Born before .1a n. Stone.
Bob -
1, Muriel . cornish 71'; born after t zinnias — 'Alartlyn Galin wg
Jam. 1, Margit ref A nn Cornish. I Herald Morley 1 Cen tral la, Roth
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Ha Bar -broken calf --- ,
Ma paha sr% Groot, :Projeetx
Credit n, I:shortie, Angela
Corn I h 7 1". Irish Grades 7 - -•-• S.S. 2 1.'sborne,
Da yid Marshall 8 1.7, Barbara. Bern
Swine — Bacon hogs over 127
lint,. Bobby Stone 1111", Dianne
Stone 1111`, Sharon Passmore 1U0,
Paul Passmore 100.
( he. bet •
Pears — immy Dixon, Zon-
day 115, Gloria Cha.mbers
1 loria Adams 11S, Beverly Ham-
ill on 1 01.7,
Flowers
.sl ers - ('arol 'Hendrick 4S.
La ro Balla ntyne, 51a rilyn Gal-
lon ay C. Ruth Anne Salmon D.
cosm — Dianne Stone, Shirley
Gent t n 'Ffobby Stone, Shirley
f • 1 I 15'
Gild more 1 91', Dianne Si one 1 (11%
1, Barba ra Hern 1" 1 • • ft t •
atiat 'Praia lag
Grade G and under — Lawn or••
'lament Dale 'McAllister 11', Or -
villa Wein 0, Gordon Neueetti I 0S; Room 3 EPS.
bird house, Ge ter DeVries, Larry
NV Wert, Brian Maclean, Ruth se 4vIng
Grade and tinder — Thnming,
Jacqueline England C. Ala rga yet
Salmon D, Margaret Haist fl•e•(1011
band -dressed, Margaret Johns 20,
Saney MeTa Carole AlcDon-
augh C, 'Yvonne Devine 1 111; pot
holder, Frai,ces Skinner 6C, RI?
' LAM .I4'511e3' 0, Ala ry Corbett,
Sandlot Pro t.
Gra In
Grade 8 810 under •-- '11 eating
SuslIagp vont --- :BO' ;41°11i' apparel, 'Ala rga yet Hde y 1 l'„In-
1 I', Dianne Si one 1 01', 51.,t'Miners, Kern W, Lynda
Lamport Dale !Amnon 0C, •\ esteott. '0', 'Marlene King- 0;
marityo lloway 0,embroidery woi•li, Lynda West -
()at511"1.--1.."nees Skill""r 61'' cot t 41" mare! 'Hyde 1l',
1114Sweitzer 75, Barbara Bern Slut
Sharon W. Joyce Glanville
Webster, Carolyn Barris and
Sandra jo ry.
Grades 5-6 -- :Indy Matz 75,
Lorene Mellin, 78, Room 'BPS,
Grades 3-4 -- S.S. 2 Ushorne,
Winehelsea, S.S. Csborne, Boonl
6 EPS.
Grades 1-2 — Room 2 EPS,
Vildniore OL
Grade and u Pair of
book ends, Glenn Shipman; serv-
ing tray. E. Neil, Nell Mc kll later
4 Glenn ShIpma.n,• E(.1tVard .1,11415
C.
Metal article —• Stanley Lode
1DS, Brian McLean.
Wheat(Sh
eaf - Sheila Hera eV,
Barbara Hero 7 Sweitzer
•
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A rf•
Grades 7-8 — Sandra .Tory, An-
gela Webtiter, Carol Taylor 10S.
Hoots and eget ablerr (-,ratlem ••-•".. Barbara enke,
Larry
Red.* mangles, Barbara TTern 71 . Lenaghttn, Susan Doerr,
Ballantyne 51.". Billy f
•t- Loretta,
fery 1 0 C. Pratees Skinner 61., Grades Haley. 14-4— Brenda DinneY,
David Robinson, Lynn ptis 61.,
J a ne Poortinga 21'.
Grades 1-2 — Penny 'Preszeat or,
Roberta Grassick, Susan Allen K,
Lerny 1 -tern (1..
kindergarten and grade 1-3a ite
Turkey, Margaret Smith, Beth
Doman.
Canadian seen P., I/PPII 14,11108
ohnston, Sandra Into, Lynda
Waiver, :Beth Anne Salmon D,
Sera a 1100k44
Grades 6-6 • - Anne *Creery 51,1,
Jo A tine Miners, Joan Del Drier,
+Joanne Marie 45,
Grades 3-5 — rl Garkst ell et`,
Ray Sander, Kathy Ilern 130,
Marianne De Vries,
Grades 1-2 — Philip 1 -la inmond,
Willie Denomine, Roberta. Gras -
sick, 1-1oney Wein.
Cooking
Grade 9 and tinder -- Drop
cookies, Helen Brown 188, 'Karen
jermyn, Jo Anne Whilsrnith,
Roy MeRobert 120.
White mangles, Billy Jeffery
InC. Larry Ballantyne 11', Orvill(•
Wein C. Sheila Bern 71.:, Margaret
Ha ist C.
'rains -turnips - Tommy Prout
51', 'Douglas Pront 71', Sheila.
Palmer, Douglas Webber 21, 13111
Table beets - -.\ 1111P NI ON'S
(1', Shirley • Gen I Iner. Frances
Skinner 60, Ricky Jory, Dianne
131 0114 int',
Storage beets David l'Ima
Laren rink twiner 4', 85 14' 1 e 5
Genttner, •Iiidy Pink brine!' 4S,
Duncan 13111 ( rin gI on lid'.
Dottiest is cabbage -Patsy Adams
1114, Freddie Wells, 161panor Wein
48, .luno -Morena 1113, Christine
K 5
Nantes carrots — Bobby Rey-
nolds IV. Shirley Gent Hier, Thos.
Russell 7S, Bill Brock 71`, Bobby
England
Chantenay carrots—Erie. Brown
1(18, Sandra, ,Tory, Rirky aory, is a
Hern IL% Lorene Alellin Oracle 6 and tinder • - Bran mut-
Ins Marilyn Galloway C. Shir-
ley Reynolds 1L, Margaret May,
Linda Wainer,
Table em•umbers - • Eric
148, Bobby Res•nolds 11', .1 iirly
1ia1 z 78; Joliti Goribolt, Geni•ge
nod bolt,
Pickling emminhers 1111 itr„,.k
71', 81111r1p5 (1 en 11 net', Eno 4-n 't1
118. mai-tem+ Webber 2t., Larry
i1a1lIyn5e 51,
S10110811 bi()Tig •••-• aantaf Pomo
2.1, Jim Swett t• 714, Carol Ben -
/trick 4S, (Mame 1,Vehher 414,
Douglas Russell 75.
Hubbard squash --- Elyse !AM.
Imrt Mar t'utlmore lot', 1401..
hy Reynolds 1 Tom Russell IS,
Erie Brown 10g.
No Pumpkin — 'Wayne Man -
Ville r, Pave Becker 48, Margaret
Cot•n4811 71.`, Laura French ter,
Harold johns 140.
Ea ePy pot:Hoeft Renk Gosor,
14 St ire, 1105 Slone 1(11', Naomi
floeoek 1', Sandra Paulder 0,
Lata poianms Beni; Gown.,
Marilyn Galloway, Larry 8(11-0,
Bonita Greene, Beverley Thornton
100.
lewd beans' Donald Du ii(LIS
News Budget From
Baseline
By MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. David Holland
-and, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc-
Naughton attended the centen-
nial fair at Parkhill on Friday.
Mr, William 1Itirden, 6f Sud-
bury, spent the week with Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Parkinson and
Brenda.
Miss Noreen Walkomattended
.
vArol flomiriek 4F4. fthInne. 111C funeral or. her grandfather,
'el•ther 4i, 1"ay 14eeker 48, Shat'- mt. Jiro scat, formerly of
rm Pa it trier C.
Muftlimelott 'Bobby TzeNtmiti:t. Ra81. tisseIdalce Who died at the age
11', nnerwk siti r
tIP111T101% 111 1 e Y Los lo 1013, Mr, mid Mrs. Carman Rhin
Demure Brom< e.
fiStN:MCoton • Don 11aise1IXDale and amly, .ihiryS,Andr.
La Ironer .'$, Marl terpnelt 121%! And 111r8, Lloyd Thompson alit(
Sta*tt 108, Grave Eagleson family were gusts Join)
tes. Rhin and family on Sunday.
PeNuoir"itherit 141,5 AP14108 111115 tpr" ` *.
• Vtrnoti GraV Capreol, iq
(Pry lor. Gwen Yintolpispr 81/elloing A itVIV hsys with Mi'.
Barleno 1411115 60, Gloria, Adams And Airs, Fred Parkinson and
1514. .11rnmy
,lottery 854irloy Bey. 11
rinlds • NA.rieY 5t. Marys, BrigIand C.\rimier" with Mrs. B011
srovv
Marilyn 5(11145-1115—I41115 loto,ry 1Afam
0,Wilson andfamily on Friday,
GallerIVAY
814aror M1118 Al' -barterer •, • --
AV. 8andra „%*olizer
10 Gloria rharebere
e:6"141.6 at5151"-14"1"6fti6" sar Vet! SAW it iit The. Titilea.
Delicious app1(45-Jimmy AdVikates
Brenda.
Slentnlosit applet•-3itrinlY . ha 1\tr Grhghry
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‘etter From
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Brinsley
By MR5. CECIL, •414-WOOR
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Whit -
croft, ,of London, spent Sunday
evenine with Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. B. 1, Dundas,
of Detroit, and the latter''s broth-
er and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs, Davis, of Scotland, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bart Dixon
and ,other relatives In the coin -
vanity „overthe weekend.
Mrs. William Campbell, .,,of
Traverse City, Michigan retufn-
ed home after visiting a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Ellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton
and Isis'. and Mrs, Roy Hamil-
ton of Lucan spent the weekend
in Detroit ..and other parts in
Michigan.
Mrs. Harvey Neil, of London.
spent a few days with Mr, and
Mrs, William Darling:
Mr, and Mrs. 'William Fenton
A free -advice -seeking woman
asked a farmer what would be
good to plant in a spot that gets
very little rain due to overhang-
ing eaves, has too much late
afternoon sun, has clay soil and
is on a rocky ledge.
"Lady," he answered, how
about a nice flagpole?"
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and children, and Mr. and, Mrs.
Fred Fenton spent Sunday with
friends in Sarnia.
Mr. Don Knapton and Miss
Joan Elgie, of Thormiale,'visited
with Mr. and M. Willi= 'Fen-
ton Friday evening.
Mrs. Kennedy, of St. Marys.
mother of Mrs. Wes Watson, IS'
quite sick :in, Craigholom
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All bills owing MoFalls Grocery are long overdue.
Please settle or arrange settlement by October 15,
1958. After that date these bills will ALL be turned
n far collection.
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