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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-05-07, Page 15THEY COLLECTED THE SILVERWARE—pictured above are the trophy winners of RCAF Centralia's Ladies' Bowl- ing League for the 1959 campaign. Presented with silver- ware were, left to. right, Mrs yl p Ruth Calberry, of the "B" group,w'inners; Mrs, A, Dodd, captain of the "A" group winners; Mrs. A. L, Thomson, high average win- ner; Mrs. M, Marsden, high single winner, and Mrs. E. Riley, captain for the plaque championship team. Miss- ing from the picture is Mrs. J. Bonner who copped the high'triple award. The bowling banquet is an annual event at RCAF Centralia. News budget from Baseline ,Py MRS, ARCHIE DIFWAR Personal items Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Bakhr were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ken McLaughlin, Parkhill, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knoles, Mrs. N. Kngx and Miss Joyce :Knox, St. Marys, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Elston on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, E. Gregory and Mrs. Tom Hodgins, St, Marys, visited with Mrs. Ben Wilcox on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLean, Guelph, were guests of Mr. Mc• Lean's sister, Mrs. George Wil- son and George, on Sunday. Mrs, Archie Dewar, spent the weekend with her daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. Vernon Trott in To, ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Murray, Ann and Barry were guests on Sunday at 4;he .home of Mrs. Thompson's father, Mr. John Rinn. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry, Lucan, on Sun- day. Mrs. Eric Westman, David .�.n.,.;�A.iCfly.:.Y6^f�.:'�"2�aK..'"'.t.;t;.�`n�....5`.i.�`�.°Y. '.;m'.�'. :�` .,.. ::;.: `.`....: '�'_..�.�. .'.��:. •.` :> Report on Thames Road. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Personal items Mrs. Johnston of Walkerton, Mr. Tom Duncan of Winnipeg visited a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Dun- can. • Karen and Wayne Rodd, of Woodham, spent the weekend with Sharon and Paul. Passmore, 1Ir, Donald Ballantyne, of To- ronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Ball aptyne. Mrs. T, K, Howse, of St: George, is visiting with Rev. H, C. and Mrs, Wilson. Mr. and' Mrs. Roger Urquhart of Kirkton visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, and baby daughter, Debra Marie of London are spending the week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, David Holland. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Bell, Kip- pen, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. John Rinn. Mrs. Tom Doube and Russell left, on Friday to attend the funeral of the late Tom Doupe's sister, Mrs. Anne Belch of Peter• boro. ?MIK! ,l„lmnI1111111111111,ntnltnmmItt,nllltt,ill,,,tttttllmltllm111111t,tlt,11tt 0nm0001100l tltttt 00/11/1100 MIDTOWN IS THE ANSWER FOR Fur and Cloth Garment Storage THE COST 1S ONLY 2% OF THE CUSTOMER'S VALUATION! Try Our Handl-Hamper Service The .ecohomic way of storing is the Handi-Hamper way. Mid -Town Cleaners I. PHONE 33 . aun11ltett:,mmn,min.tnunni11lennnnmm;uneu,puu,t.tmmm11ru„n11uu,,,lntnn,mnnl„ tmmnuinntn4n 'Q1111111111;11„tl,ll„,mtlm11111,11111m1t11,11,1,t 11,,111 nett iii mmmtnm,mnt it l 0000t,,,1,, 1,t 000117011111 1111 mil,, EXETER RELAX outdoors' in comfortable, colorful Summer furniture ... Aluminum • Chairs 8.95 Beach Urnbrell a 49.95 Sun Cots .5,1 Hopper -Hockey FURNITURE Phone 99 Exeter IIII41114YIIYI'irl'1'1'iYPVYinI'(iYYYF(i'Ii(ilii!'gliilll'UIIYi'P11i'fYYV4111tmhnitltit ill unlilli!1Uu11i11f1iliYYYIli1'iY4Y1"IPn1fl. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Passmore, David, Dennis, Darlene and Dale attended James St., Exeter, Sun- day School anniversary service on Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs, Frayne Parsons of Hurondale. Mr. Harry Fanner, of Credi- ton, spent the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Jeffery. Mr. and. Mrs, Lorne Passmore, Sharon, Paul, Beth and Keith were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rodd of Wood- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willert, of Zurich, visited on Sunday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dawson, Messrs. Ray Cann and Lorne Ballantyne were guests at the Pym -Tuckey wedding in 'l'rivitt Memorial church, Exeter, on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Deas, of London, were Sunday visitors at the manse; also renewing old acquaintances with Mr. Wilson were Nir. and Mrs. Austin Bailey of London, on Sunday afternoon, On Monday Mrs. Joy Howfe, of Aylmer, returned home after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Wilson. Mother's Day service will be a combined service in the audi- torium of the church at 11.15 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore and Beverley were guests on Topics from Whalen ' By .MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Personal items Mr. and 'Mrs. Jim Gardiner, St. Marys, visited Friday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs, Alex Baillie, Mr, Howard Morley, Hazel Park, Michigan was a Weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam Morley Sr. Mr, .and Mrs. Mervin. Johnson, Stratford, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. Mac Mills received word that his mother is seriously ill in Saskatoon Hospital. He and his brother left from Ottawa by plane Tuesday morning far Re- gina, Mrs. Jackson McCutcheon, of Listowel, spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. J. Finkbei.ner.. Mr. and Mrs. William Morley Jr, and family visited Sunday at Exeter with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Pym. Mrs. Art Hardie, Marlene and Ruth Ann of Devizes visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brock, London, visited Sunday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Morley Sr. Mrs. Gowan, teacher of Whalen school, grades 6, 7, and 8 pupils along with other teachers and pupils of the school area were at the Morrison Dam Friday planting trees. LANDEBQYE NEWS Thi Tim MAdvocate, May 7,e 1959 Pap 1$ gip, A1444Stm1/!1lIIIIAI (III,UAIII UIIImnAt111.mA IIIA/4lIAI U11m11All.p I,IUItmAllAllml.LIIIIIp11A111m1AtA IIItAmA111111AlAI411hA4 ►nor Stanley Tomes at Huron College rites .13y MRS, .J, :H, PATQN Honor came to St. James on Saturday when one of its mem- bers, Mr. Stanley. Tonnes, received the testamur certificate, the title of Licentiate in Theol- ogy aisn the Arclibisliop Owen memorial scholarship for his- tory. On Sunday he took the :service at H chapel of the Mohawks, St. Paul's, Brantford. Attending the Huron College rites which were held in the Sil- cox memoriallibrary at the got - :lege. nn Saturday relatives of the Rev. Stanley Tomes were his innther, Mrs. Emily 'r'arnes, bis brother Tom Tomes and two sisters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer of Petrol - la and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson of Clandehaye and Mrs. Gordon Maines of Dorchester, Pupils win contests Ctrs. Mervin Carter, teacher,at. at Fairfield No. 1 Stephen, and pupils presented special num- hers with descant at the Festival of Music at Crediton last Mon- day which was held in Calvary Eitli church for Stephen town- ship schools. Mrs. Carter's pupil, Elaine Powe, won first in grade 6 verse - speaking contest . held in the Crerliton Cn m m unit y Centre sponsored by the Crediton Wom- en's Institute on Monday, April 20, CHURCH NEWS United Church The 'Rev, Edgar Roulston will conduct the service at the United church with rites of Holy Bap. ,ism and a service ,for Mother's Day an Sunday, May 10. In a nnisprint the anniversary service at the United. church should have. read May 17 in- stead of May 7, St. James Church The Rev. ,T. P. Pres, observed traditional Rogation. Sunday with the blessings of grain and. corn. There are historical references showing that Rogation Sunday was observed in 467 A.D. and there are several references in the sixth century. Plans are, being evolved for a special service at St. James church on Sunday, May 31, The chancel is to have some new plaster put on before the electric organ can be installed before that date. WA and C,uild The April meeting of the WA and Guild of St. James church was held at the home of Mrs. Karl O'Neil. President Mrs. Andy Carter presided for the WA part: of the meeting and was assisted in the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- ,mmumnemnnnmm�nnnw,umeniene 11mmnmm,tmntmmmnn,unmeeematm,nnmmw, don Moir of Gorrie. Miss Nancy Passmore returned 'home after spending two weeks in Gorrie, Keith Passmore fell and broke his arm at the wrist. "Oh,'nothing much just fay. big a quiet evening at home.” THANK YOU We have sold our business at Grand Bend to Melve and Olive Peariso and we wish to take this opportun- ity of thanking the public for the splendid patronage they have given us , in the past. We bespeak for the new owners your continued support. M, N, GO W_ D Y .9111nnt,lu11um111111,mil111mlllm,m1111111{11nt111, IMM1ulmuummmu,'141M .,nn MItIMI m11intttt New-as•a-rocket SACONY LOCKET Here you have it -- the bra that closes in front! No more fussing with bulky snaps zippers that jam... Instead, a smart nylon locket clicks you into shape. You get beautiful separation plus comfort. You'll like the Locket's glove -fit sides; too. Click yourself into your. first Locket bra today, Illustrated: bandeau in embroidered. broadcloth $4.00. Cups A • 13 • C (32.40), Other styles from $2.50, Spruce Up for Spring WALL FULL STOCK OF PAINTS FLOOR Coverings See U$ For The Best! Gould .6t Jory PHONE 974 EX TEFL worship service by Rev. J. Prl:st, Mrs. Ed Flynn. and Mrs. James Cunningham. A prayer partner has been named for the WA in the :person of Rev. Adrian F. Greenwood, who will be going to a parish at Mayerthorpe after his ordina- tion in Edmonton on Trinity .Sun- day. Mayertharpe is about 80 miles northwest of Edmonton. Announcement was made of the WA. workshop being held al Huron : College May 29 to May 30 and also of the altar Guild! annual meeting in SL Paul's; Cathedral, May 27. �, President Mrs. E, Lewis con- I ducted the Guild meeting. Members are selling hasti- notes. with a photo of the church' an it as a money -making project, Personal items Work has been started again on the new bridge south of Clan- ,Ilmenealmeameema 1inua1111111111,11111tt1mmllllmt1111111111111 eeee111ea 1111111m11ame mmol m,- deboye on the county road, Mr. Austin Bice spent. a couple of clays last week in St. Joseph's € Hospital, London, under observa- tion. Mrs. Kurt Gebel and infant daughter returnedhome from St. Joseph's Hospital on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Downing, Karen and Joan, of Chatham, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Almer Hendrie, Mrs. Hend-1 rie spent Monday with her daugh-' ter and family in Chatham. Mr. Karl O'Neil has pur- chased land on Elm street from Mr. Wesley Revington and plans,. to have a modern home built' soon. Miss Carole Cunningham, of Detroit, spent. the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs, Omar GRAND BEND ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the public that we is have taken over the business of Mr. M. N. Gowdy at Grand Bend and will be pleased to meet all the old as well as any new customers. We also wish to express our appreciation of IL the support given us while in the garage business. Melve and Olive Peariso Gifts — Novelties — Newspapers --.. Meals - Lunch South Of River Bridge 1111,11111111111111111111111111,11 militimmillitlli m11ilmillimi1111,p,111111,1111111111111111t11111m11111t11111a11111N gnam. Mrs. Fred Simpson is still with her sister, Mrs, Jack Lovie, in London. Denfield has a new post. office on the west side. Mrs. Jessie Ilamilton is to he congratulated on the fine appearance of her new home as well. . Brides -Elect • INVITATIONS • SERVI'ETTES • MATCHES • COASTERS Times -Advocate Tender For cafeteria And Kitchen Equipment HURON COUNTY HOME, CLINTON, ONTARIO Tenders for the supply of cafeteria and kitchen equipment for the new addition to the Huron County Horne, Clinton, Ontario, will be received by the under -signed until 4:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 25, 1959. Tenders are to he in a sealed envelope, clearly mark- ed "Tender—Cafeteria and Kitchen Equipment". All details and specifications may be secured. from the under -signed. Lowest or any tender, ox part thereof, not neces- sarily accepted. JOHN G. BERRY, SEC.-TREAS. Huron County Home Committee Court House, Goderich, Ontario ,,,! ,Im ,m a 11 „m,, mnn,nuns/ll„npl11nntto11/„I,,,mu„1,,,, 1„11 UnnNm„ ,,,,,,,,,A,smomigil mnlm,li ill , , EXETER FROZEN FO ▪ To show our ap- preciation of your kind patronage during our first year in Exeter, we offer these out- standing frozen food buys. —C, Morley I-IaII THURS., FRi, & SAT, ----- MAY 7, 8, 4 Here's a real opportu-, nity to stock your locker or home freezer at genuine' savings . e Aylmer Peas Fancy Quality, 2 -Ib. cello bags 4 L S Crispy Flake Shortening 4t Schneider's Crisvy mice SNQR OONR Our Own Home -Rendered Pure Lard Our Own Hickory -Smoked Picnic Ham s tis>ri�'UiU s s AYLMER FANCY Strawberries. 1S.Ounce Packages 0 R BISSETT'S QUALITY HALF GALLONS IceC.reamALL FLAVO 79cB t:r Exeter Frozen Foods Phone 70 if Eat batter For Lae' Main 'Wee t