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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-12-31, Page 7List sked for WOAA WOAA DROP)) 1 sCHgPl1a (Second Half) •rantlary 1.-Lucan at Exeter -Philinsburg et Forest ii-Lucan at Mitehell 3- teorert L Philirsburg AlitehellaI Exeter 71-PhIllpsburg at lateen (1 pis.) 11 -Exeter at Forest •15 -Mitchell at Philipsburg Forest at. Lucan 13 -Forest at Exeter 78-14twan at Forest afl-gzeter et Mitehell 2(1-Luctin at Philipsburg (t pts,) 22 --Philipsburg at Exeter 23 -Exeter at 1.11eau 23-1.1“ an al Atite)lep 2n -Exeter at Philinsburg 80 -Philipsburg at Exetet• Pcbruary 1 -Mitchell at Forest 2 -Forest at Alltcbcil 5-1'orest at Goran Mitchell at Exeter 8-Litean at Forest 9 -Exeter et Mitchell 10 -Exeter at Philipsburg 12 -Mitchell at Linen Forest at Exeter 16-eenter at Forest 10-1111111psburg at Mitchell 19 -Exeter Itt LUPRI1 MItr!lell at Plillinsburg 22-Philinsburg at Forest 26-Lttean at Exeter Forest at Philipsburg Inman BEEF GAINS At host 10% to 22%! ;-* iPERMACO1 COBALT BULLETS For cattle e ttttt 25 • r to, • One Dose Gives Each Animal A Year's Supply of Cobalt! In many areas, up to 9 out of 10 cattle are cobalt deficient. Even apparently "healthy" herds suffer from "Hidden Hunger", the unthriftiness caused by the slightest lack of cobalt. But now, one dose with Cobalt Bullets provides .1.11 the cobalt, your beef animals need for a full ?jean Field trials show that even in areas where beef fattening has ever been a problem, 'PERmaco' Cobalt Bullets can increase beef gains a minimum of 101 to 221! Get 'PERMACOCOBALT BULLETS Err Beef and Dairy Cattle. —TODAY Cann's Mill Ltd. PHONE 735 EXETER Midgets swamp. Oakridge acres Exeter midgets cloned Oak- ridge Acres 3.1 Tuesday night in a scheduled Shamrock Miner Mickey League garlic played in the Lean arena, Right winger Peter *Falls and left winger Fred Lamb peced the winners with two goals Paeli. Don Cann, Dale Tervey, Les- ter Heywood and tacky Boyle scored once each for Exeter, Irwin sank the only goal of the' game for Oakridge Acres in the' second period, ENeter took a 3-0 first period Ilead On *goals by AleFalls, Lamb And Cann, Turvey and Mike , Cushman heleed to set up Mc. !Fall's counter. I Dale Turvey matched Irwin's second period marker for Oak- ridge to Blake the count read 4-1 for Exeter. Cushman and Peter McFalls assisted on the Exeter scoring play, 1 in the final frame, Heywood, , Lamb and Boyle iced the game I for Exeter with three unans- wered goals. Turvey, Cann, Boyle and Fred Wells each drew one assist on the scoring plays, Willert, Burns pace pee wees Larry Willert and Bob 13urris paced Exeter Pee Wees to a convincing 5-2 victory over Lu. can Saturday afternoon as the locals chalked up their sixth victory of the season, The locals have yet 1.0 taste defeat. In seven contests, they tied one and won six. Willert tipped in two of the winners' goals while B o b b y Burns triggered one and set up three others. Gord Greenacre and Bryan Baynham fired the others. Green- acre, Bill Allen and Ricky Schroeder each picked up an assist over the afternoon's play. Exeter lineup: Goal, Callum McPhee; de- fence, Ricky Schroeder, Bill Beavers; centre,, Larry Willert; wings, Bob Burns, Bryan Bayn- ham; alternates, Doug Stanlake, Bryan Marriage, Ricky McDon- ald, Gord Greenacre, Sam Illing- worth, Bob Benning, Ron Brode- rick, Tom and Bill Allen, Ron Cornish. • Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout the week. Hunter-Duvar & Sons Ltd. We're all ready to celebrate the New Year' with fun and festivities and the sincere wish that it sees •the fulfillment of all your fondest dreams'. V. L. Becker & Sons PHONE 60.W DASHWOOD AraPpiest New Year's greetings to you, friends and patrons. May we thank you sincerely for your patronage, and wish you the best 0 Jones, MacNaughton SEEDS LTD. ewer trodifon London Chevs dump Devils 8.5 Philipsberg Chevs shook off a two game losing' streak Mitchell Tuesday night when they skated to an 8-5 victory over Mitchell Red Devils in a scheduled WOAA, contest. ,Arlie Shantz potted two of the; winner's goals while Jerry Steff• ler, Jim Pfaff, Jerry McMillan, George Poetker, Paul Weber and Wallace Becker each scored once. Harold Lingarci turned in the "hat -trick" for Mitchell. Gord Wall and Charlie Westin an notched the ocher& Philipsburg took a 3-2 firqt, period lead and extended it to 0-3 by the end 'of the second, The Chevs and Red Devils divid- ed four goals evenly in the last 20 minutes of play. PHILIPSBURG 8, MITCHELL 3 PHILIPSBURG - Goal, Currall; defencP, Heldman, Pnetker: eentre, Ifondrich; wings, Shantz. AfeATillan: alterns.tes, Ehrat, Sterner, Pfaff. Wagler, Weber, Beaker, Cairns, Sararas. MITCHELL - Goal, Little: de- fence, T. 143,wyer, Butcher; centre, Westman; wings, • Powell, shantz; siternatea. Wall, Swill h. Pi -eon. Walters, Thompson, Lingard, Boh- ft•itsch, B. Sawyer, MurphY, First period 1 -Phil ipsburg, 'Recker 1:25 2 -Philipsburg, Weber (Cairns) 2:27 1--1Thilinsbure, Pnetiter 4;45 4 -Mitchell, hingard (Smith Wall) 10:43 5-Mitcbeli, Lingard (Wall. Shantz) . . 11:30 Penalties (Cairns (boolcing; 3:02: Thompson (1nterferenee) 7;31; Sa- raras (high sticking), 10:18; T. Sawyer (holding) 12:15; Butcher (slashing) 16;32, Second period 6 -Philipsburg, McMillan (Hondrich, Shantz) :38 7 -Philipsburg, Shantz (AfcAtillart, Hondrich) 11:01 8 -Mitchell, Westman Lingarcl) 5 -Philipsburg, Steffler (Ho 1 17:38 Penalties - Westman (hooking) 1:23; 'Butcher (cross cheeking) 3:36; RolifrItsch (hooking) 0:38; T. Saw- yer (hoarding) 10:35; Becker (hook- ing) 13:17; Poetker (tripping) 14:55. Third period 10-Phillpsburg„ Pfaff (Wagler, Stet (ier) 6:06 11 -Mitchell, Lingard (Westman) 10:30 12 -Mitchell, Wall (Shantz) 15:30 13 -Philipsburg, Shantz 16:37 Penal ties - Butcher (kneeing) 2:08; Butcher and. McMillan (rough- ing) 6:51; Steffler (hooking) 0:40; Sararas (high Aticking) 14:10 and (slashing) 17:03; Smith (10 -min. misconduct) 18;37; Little (interfer- ence) 19:50. MENSAL!. SPORTS Clinton nips minor clubs By RON BRODERICK A two -goal margin was the deciding factor last Tuesday night in both midget and ban- tam games in Clinton. The ban- tams lost their fourth game of the season 4-2 and the midgets seven-ganie winning streak was halted by a 5-3 victory by the Clinton midgets. Bantams bow to Clinton This is the second time the Hensall team has played Clinton and lost. Logan led the Clinton squad with two goals and Gilks and. Glew struck once each to make up the four gals. Bobby Carlisle of Hensall scored the two Hensell goals of the night with Craig Chapman and Bill Chipchase tagging the two assists. BANTAM GAME Clinton 4, Hensall 2 CLINTON - Goal, 13oycet de- fence, McRea, Glazier; forwards, Cooper, Balkh -Is, Gilks; alternates. George, Logan, Crieb. Glew, Scott, Livermore, White, Stangforth. HENSA LL Goal. Taylor; de- fenCP, ChapIna.n, Lenaghan; for- wards, Carlisle, Chipchasc. )3)11 - wood alternates. MeBeath. Pell, Cooper, Smale, Stassik, Middleton, Scholl, Mock. First period 1 -Clint on. Logan (Cooper, (ilazier) 7:00 Penalties-5111We (tripping) 6:20; Logan . (roughing) 6:50; Glazier (slashing) 11:45. Second period !-Clinton, Gliks (Balkins) 3-Hensall, (Chapman) Penalties - None. Third period 4 -Clinton, Logan (Glazier) 2:20 5-ClInton, (mew (Scott, Crieh) 4:12 6-Hensall,- Carlisle (Chipchase) 14:20 Penalties t- Glew (slashing) 5:25.1 Winning streak broken The same night saw the upset • of the Hensel], midget a under the steady skating and shooting of ithe Clinton midgets. . Hensel!. goalie Dennis Mock received two penalties in the game and Harry Moir sat them out for him. This seemed to Set the Hensall teamstets off balance because liadfOrd fired the puck in twice. The other three goals for Clinton went to Murney, Cummings and Livermore. The Pensall bays cotildn't (Tulle make the grade to take the final score. but Chapman, Moir and Jacques Scored once each to go down fighting, 1:45 5:10 MIDGET GAME Clinton 5, Hensall 3 CLINTON Goal. Harris: de. fence, MurneY, Cos; forwards, Boyce, .Allen, Radford; alternates, Livermore, Coope r,Colmihourt CuMrnings, Freeman, Leckwood: T3urns. HENSALL-.(8oaT, Meek; defenee, Shaddick, Noakes; forwards, 7yle lones, Bon ()iron; alternates, Chip - oho se, jac (I ea, Chapman, Ho r Lon, ALAN First period I. -Clinton, Radford (tleyee) I:40 2-11ensall, ChaP1116.11 (Chipoliase) . ........ 10:10 Moir (Ja;rentes) 12:9, 1 -Clinton, MurneY (Freeman) 18;2a reealt lea n aft n chookine1 10;05; AfoCk (dela)'ing ginte) 16:20. Seeewd parlint 5—CIInton, VutinnIns LeeksVciodi . 11:31 Penalties*Aluriley (Interference) 11:00, Third period Jiteeues (Horton) 7-411111On, Bad . [Ord' (Royce)., 13:15 S-ClintOn, Livermore (BOYce) 1OP-4;6:mi ... tiri1ttUrie1-8:22; " .r ." 1 0.04' et 10;64 .A.114a title. filng) 12:28, • Bowling Sanders cops Statistics fowl 'spiels' ..,•: - By tA.ORI,EY SANDERS MEN'S INTER -TOWN POW -MO 1.-EAqUE sTA.NOINO4 Exeter . ...... 94 Clinton 13 ...... ...... ...... . AO anderich A OS Clinton A 571 1VInghain 58 It CIoderich 17 frl 1171P to date: .lin: Crocker lligh five to date: lob Niro!, Xxeter (351). LApiesi •INTER -TOWN BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS (December 19, 1939) Wingliam . 71 Exeter 55 (lode; telt A , Goderich B . 19 11 igh A vrag,': 21, Dannister, Goderleh 13 (211). 1 -Ugh Triple: Phyllis Haugh. Ex- eter (70(1). High Single: D. Pettehey, Wing - ham 13151, JUNIOR GIRLS Be.-Tiops (M. Shaw 262) 5 Bongoes (Yvonne Fisher 236) . Wish -Are- htleks (F. Appleton 284) 3 Whizz 'Pangs (Cl. Lightfoot 216) .. 2 ChIpmunks (Jean FieserY • 6 Coasters (14. littnIer-Ditvar 2611) 0 Standings 37 Chipmunks 31 31c -Bops 2t Coasters 10 Whizz Bangs Bongoes • 5 BANTAM GIRLS Little. Mermaids U4. Wells 326) .. 5 Bobby Sox (1), Snell 398; Jr. Chipmunks .(13. Whiting 261) 3 Big Chiefs (X. Heywood 228) .... 2 Illowel tett (A. Fairbairn 212) . 3- Spudnicks (M, L. Edwards 173) , 2 Standings Big Chiefs 25 Bobby Sox 23 Spud') [Mix 18 ay. ChIpmunkA 18 bit tie Mermaids 16 Blowettes 13 JUNIOR BOYS Dynamilers (D. Wright 332) 5 Golden Hawks ( Hockey 308) 0 Rackets (D. 'Purvey 2751 ... 5 Daredevils (T. illerIngton 280) „ 0 Brainlike (A. Milford 392) 3 Bombers (P. AleFalls 333) 2 Standings Dynan:hers , 34 llea)nh'ks . 31 Golden Hawks 20 Bockats Bombers 21 Daredevils BANTAM BOYS Tigers (13. Ahrria;e 322) Falcons (H'. (loser 360) Pepsi Colas (P. Simmons 179) 3 Red Wings (L. Edwards 265) ,2 Silver Darts tr.,. Dobson 589) 5 Black Hawks (G. Greenacre 287) 0 Standings Silver ;Darts Tigers29 41 Black 'Hawks 24 Pepsi Colas 22 Falcons 17 Red Wings 2 Canadians spent $542 million in 1958 on travel in other coun- tries, compared to $349 million spent by visitors to Canada. I r k a y hOTISpiels are the Sanders' meat. Helen. Sanders' leem, ,eonsist. ing of Helen Mickle (sub), Lois Webb and Norma .joynt„ on the ladies draw for the birds A4.4 Morley Sanders' team re. peeted the feat in the en'sin M. Sanders' team vonsisting ' of John Corbett, Lel!lirence. Wein and Don Seutheett, won the turkeys with a 25 -point total. Harvey- Pollen's team made up of Russ Tiernan., Bill7,110r1.118- ton and Ernie .Cerson, won the ducks with a score of 21. Three teams were tied for third Place Almer Passmore, Joe Wooden and Dick Roelofson. Dick won the flip so Eric Vamp. bell, Harry Dougall, Harry Snell and Dick Roelofson received chickens with a score of 19. January 5, 7:00 P.m, Shoot 1— H'. Cowen vs, D. 11,0elofeen Ta.vlot• vs. D. Jermyn 3-11,1"'1:1°11(= vAi•Ii. L. Xg.reIlegr 5-13. Elliot vs. C. Farrow January 5, 9;1S pm, 1-R. Bailey vs. 11, Snell 2-C. Smith vs, X. Of. tewell 3-13, Cann vs. .1, i'Vnod rn 4-('.. Shane vs, 1‹. 5-A. Passmore vs. 1-1, King January 6, 9:15 p.m. i -a. Busche vs. X. HookeY 2-1-1. .'reffre)' vs. C. Cann 3-A. Cann vs, G. Mickle 4-91. 13011 vs. L. Learn 5-11. Snell vs. AL Sanders ....... t_etter from Brinsley By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD .. . Christmas visitors Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Dixon and sons with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Pickering and Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Dixon. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Schenk with their daUghter And 5011 -lin -la TV, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan of Lon- don. Air. and Airs. Bill Mercer of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Brown and son of London with Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer. . Mr. and Mrs, Harold Whit- tard and family returned to their home in St. Catharines aft- er spending the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood.. Personal items Miss Audrey Darling of the Nazarene College, Red Deer, Al- berta, arrived home to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Darling. Miss Sean Darling, missionary on fur- lough from India, who has been on a speaking tour in the United States and Canada, also arrived home for Christmas. Miss Winnie Keogh, Ottawa, spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keogh. Woodham topics By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE . . . . ... . . Christmas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levy, Rachel, Hilda and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson and War- ren of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ronnie and Bar- bara, Shipka; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Base Line, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Vic Chatten and Barbara, Woodham; Ron Chat - ten, Oakville, and Miss Elaine Banwell, Toronto, with Mrs. H. Chatten and Frank. Mr, and Mrs. Glen Lambert, Dennis and Marilynne of Davi- son, Mich,; Arlow Copeland, of Kirkton, and Mrs. M. Jaques with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family. Rev. and Mrs. J. Cooke And Jack of Arkona and Mrs. Ada Butters with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler. Mr. and Alm Murray May and Richard of Byron; Donna Copeland, London, and Mr. Reg. Darling, Brown's Corners, with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope- land. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mum- taie, St. Marys; Mrs. Ai. Cope- land and Jean, Woodham, with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Copeland. Miss Edith Rodd, London, Mr. And Mrs. John Rodd and ram with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodd, Mr, Ernie Oowdity, Mildred and Fred of Kirkton; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Webber with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey. Mr. and Mrs. George Levy and Elizabeth, Russeldalc; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Levy and Lynn, St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs. John Brookshaw and Murray, of Avonbank, with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Levy. Mr .and Mit. William Thom- son, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Jiam Rohde and boys, Mr, and Mrs. Glen Jeffery, Thames Road, with Mr, And Mts. Clarence Thomson, Mr. and MrS. Boy McCurdy and Brenda,'I<irkton; Mr, And, MKS, Albert: Scott, ,ferry and Jim, St. Marys; Miss Lucille Watson, Lendon: Mr. and Mrs. Fred poupd and Grate and .,111r. Den 13rind with Mr, and Mrs. McCurdy,ha Mrs. AteNell, Miss Olive Stephens, St. AlaryS; And ItIrs. Martie Van Arenthals, Lueen, with Mr, and Mrs, Clar- ence Mills. Me. and AIM Ted trine, Base tine; Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Hazlewood with Mr. and Airs. Kippen —Continued front page S Itobert Thernsoe at the home of his daughter and Oil. in-law, Mr. arid AIM IL Con. hish, Cederich. Mr. and Mrs. t. and Mr, Aild Mil. ROSS Faber with Mr, and Mts. 1), Brown of Greettway. Mr. and Mil. Ed, Morton of neat Seaforth with Mr. and hirt. WIWI Hood AM Joyce. Norman Hazelwood. Mrs. George Hopkins, Mitchell, , and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins, of ;Science Hill, with Mr. Herb Hop- kins and Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stephens and family, Anderson; Mr. And Mrs. Phil Brine and Nancy, St. Marys, with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine. Mr. James ‘Mawhinney, Credi- ton, with Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hem and family with Mr. arid Mrs. James Anderson, Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Vodden with Mr. and Mrs. Will Came- ron, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson and family with Mr. arid Mrt. Eldon Robinson, Kirkton, Mrs. Roy Kirk and Lorna with Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Skinner, Munro. Mr. and Mrs. William Rundle, Shirley and Larry with Mr, and Mrs. Albert Scott, FOireuhar. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Small, St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley with Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz, Crediton. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knight with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight, Winchelsea. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Knight and family with Mrs. Edna Johnston, Glanworth. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lawson with Mr, Alvin Wurrn, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle and boys with Mr. and Mts. Charlie Crane, Thamesforcl, Mr. and Mrs, Don Morally with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Mur- ray, Exeter. Personal items Miss Florence Russell, Toron- to, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Glen Cepeland, Mrs, M, Copeland and Jean, Miss Rhea Mina visited tui Satur- day afternoon with Mrs, Bryce Skinner and family of Aiunro. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Snaill, Dianne and Doug spent the Weekend in DetrW. Mr. Herb Hopkins and Ade visited with Air, Arthur Hopkins at Westminster Hospital, Lon- don, on Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Insley and family were Stinday visitors with Mr, and Alta. C, Insley at Strat. ford. Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth Mills of Orillia were t nests of Misses Blanche and Rhea MAU, The houses in the village i�ok ed very gay with thee colored lights and a tree to be seen in nearly every home, addit4 to the joyous season. Mrs. W. L. SWitaer snot Christmas Day and the weekend with her son, „Mr, Carman Styli.. ter arid Mra, SWitzer, id London. Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen halt At their guests for Christ. ?fl Week MIAs KAY Eudginski and Mr.and Mrs. Ilattid Stew- art of trandon, MAIL Mt.- and Mrs. DM Mor Topics from Elimville PI ?ARA, ROSS SKINNER .... .. ..... .. Christmas visitors in the gem. munity Mr. and Mrs. Mervin. Dunn of Hensel!, Mr. end Mrs. John 13a ben, Sharon, Helen and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johns and family of Thames Boad Mr. Tennyson jebns and Airs. Isa- belle Sugden of Zion. Mr. Bans Gerenkorn ,with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis John, Emerson and Di- ane. Mr. And Mrs. Harold Finkbel. ner and family of Shipka, and Mrs. Earl Coultis and Neil of Cannington, Air. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Kerslake. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Oke and family, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Har- rison and family, Mrs. Marie Harrison with Mr. and Mrs. Al. Ian Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Venner of Grand Bend, Mr. and .Mrs. Roger Venner, Mr. .and Mrs. Wes Venner of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cassar of London with Mr, and .Mrs, Gilbert ninhns, Mr. and Mrs. Russ -ell King, Wayne, Ruth Anne and Eugene of Crediton, Mr, and Mrs. Ho. race Delbridge, Bruce and Fred of Wincbelsea, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons, Susan. and Gail of Hensall, Mr. and Airs. Alvin Cooper and Floyd, Miss Shirley Morley of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Bev Skinnrr, Noel and Laurie of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Skinner of Hensall, iMiss Mary Skinner, Mr, ,Jerry Shore of London. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ford and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Kenneth Hern, Shirley and Graham of Zion. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle and Alan of Thames Road. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dougall and family of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Trimmer and family of Zurich with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques, Shirley and Harry of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sldnner and family, Mr, .and Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Parsons, Susan and Gail of Hensall, &Ir. and Mrs. Harry Murch and Sharon of Petawa- wa, Miss Shirley Morley of Exeter, Mr. and •Mrs. Bruce Coo- per with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Del - bridge, Bruce and Fred of Win- chelsea with Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdm an, Mr. ,and Mrs. Ross Armstrong and family of St. Marys, Cpl. Wm. Heywood, Nova Scotia, and Mr. Keith Heywood of North Bay with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Heywood. Christmas visitors out of the community Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns and family with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Weber, Marilyn and Joyce with Mr. and Mrs. Jones of St. Thomas and Mrs. Don Weber of Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford, Ava and Michael with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elford of Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley with Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Philip Johns and family with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Earl of Exeter on Wednes- day and Mr. and Airs. Vincent tencsik of Exeter on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym, Joan and Brian with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crich of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pyrn of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Edward and Frances with Mrs. Vera .Jahns of Exeter. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hey- wood is visiting this week with Miss Lena Heywood of Detroit and Miss Hazel Heywood of Wyndotte. Miss Elaine Johns spent the weekend with Miss Elsie Miller of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hooper and family of Exeter visited on Sunday with Air. and Mrs. Lorne Elford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coultis and Neil of Cannington spent the holiday weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton and family visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Men Westdorp. Air, and Mrs. Harry Mureh o1 Petawawa spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Coo- per. Miss Sharon Murch visited with Mr, And Mrs. Ross Skinner and family, Dale Skinner spent a few days with Air. and Mrs, Norman Ja- ques of Zion. Mr. Elgin -Skinner of Toronto is visiting. this week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Everett Skinner. Cpl. WM. Hes/weed of Green. wood, Nova Scor,a, and Mr. Keith Heywood of NOrtho Bay is spending this week with their parents. Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Heywood, The value trf goods imported into Canada in the first half of 1959 was $1.8 billion, an increase of 10 pet cent over 1958, spent the weekend in Toronto with Dr. and Mrs. George Morphy. C I 't The girlg or the CGIT, under the direction of Mrs. Webb and Mrs. ,I, Both', held their Christnas vesper service on Sunday evening of last week in the church. Following the Service, the young people sang Christmas carols for thethut-ins and frith& hi the village, —....,..itseTstsmegstem Th 4 Iltret.s-MvocOs, •PoconnbOr 31., 1959 Nos PHONE 1183 We speak out with °TIP host wishes to you, to( your happiness and sur, cess in the New Year CALDWELL'S North. End Supertest EXETER 1 .95 alt of you, from all of us... a chorus of warm wishes for a New Year brimming with happiness, Don Jolly RADIO, TV & ELECTRIC Phone 187 Exeter 13, Warm and hearty New Year's greetings to our many friends. You've made us happy by your patronage, and our wish and pledge is that we will always try to make you happy. We thank you sincerely, and we hope that 1960 will bring you good cheer and good luck, For Auld Lang Syne, our New Year's thoughts turn to our many valued friends and patrons, with warm appreciation for the opportunity of serving such wonderful people. We're looking forwar4 to continuing these friendly relationships in 1960f Exeter Motor Sates.. And Staff PHONE 200 EXETER