The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-11, Page 84 ssor, 11* I
The .TIMPS!Advoptet May.T1. 161
Report on Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROligg.
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WA. and WMS meeting Mr, and Mrs. William Rohde,
The MaY meeting of the WA' DoUglas, Glenn and Calvin, en
and, WMS was bad on Wednes-' SnadaY- aftOrnaon and visited
day evening In the churchrelatives in Lencleshoro .and
basement with Mrs. Robert, Clinton.
Mayer and Mrs. Alvin Pass-! Mr- and Mrs. JIM
more as hostesses. Ginger, De.bre and Johil of
The theme was "Horne Life Greed Deed' Jean
and Mother" and the introduc-i gesee liondort, Mrs. 'leek
tion to the theme was given.' ) Cann, Mary Ann and Cathy of
by mrs. Reg liedgert, AirsExeter, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Wil/tam Snow assisted with the aad BaY Were Sunday
; g4ests with Mr. and Mrs. Reg
worship •service. !Hodgert, the opeasion being
Tbe last c Ian er ran? e Debbie Love s birthday.
study book "The Church in the' Miss Nancy Cann of Exeter
World" was given by Mrs. Don- had her tonsils removed on
xi a rn a ou uron
ald Kernick assisted by Mrs. I F ,-d orrfir t S tl
Melvin Gardiner and Mrs. Jack
,swered with "A R , • ecipe for a' d Wayne of London Mr. and
Happy Home". I Mrs. Lorne Luther and Julie
Mrs, Reg Hodgert was in, of Grand Bend were Sunday
charge of the business. Tt was! evening guests with Mr, and
decided to refinish the plat-, Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
form and buy serving earts.I Mother's Day program will
It was also decided to inquire! be a combined service in the
about the reprintin o the chur h a 11.15
Stewart. The r011 call was an't Mr and Mrs. Ray Genttner
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S. Circuits (D, Henderson 642) t
11,pArls Cong. Young 6.51) 0
Agrico (13. Walden 668)
1HotShots (V. I -lodging 629) 1
Mrs. A. E. Carroll of Port
Lambton.
Little Miss Diane Hodgert is
a patient in St Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, at time of writ-
ing. She underwent en opera-
tion at Saturday midnight,
Mr. Fred Dawson has been
a patient in bed for three
weeks.
Mrs. Percy Stone returned
to Victoria Hospital on Tues,
day after having been at the Elei(D. Carling 113)
home of 'her daughter and son-
.
Fire Eaters . .-1
(W. 1-3.1ekson, H. Ailkeps 574)
'Shamrocks Gt.. Arnold 614) ...,.... 3
1 Dairymen (E. Mosurinjohn 572) 4
Arerourys (A. Bell 594) 0
i Electrics (E. Carling 664) 3
1 Lumber Kings (R. Lee 768) 1
' Agrlco (R. Lee 665) 2
' Lumber Kings (A. Hodgson 613) 2
.ctrcs
1 Rex (Doc Watson 569t 1
3
Lewis Const. ((7. Aitkens 590) 3
nrs.
Electrics (E. Carling 652) ...... ..,. 1
Nelson
Lamport Lumber Ki gs f.T. Nurse 743) ., 1
of Crediton for over
a week,
C. Church n(R. Simpson 590) 3
Fire Eaters (W, Hickson 662) ,. 4
Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson Hotel (A. Gilmour 633) 0
'visited on Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Grace Eedy of St.
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thor-
nell, Susan and Hugh Thornell
of P'ontiac, Mich, were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
H. Carroll.
Mr. Harold Jeffery returned
e on Sunday from Victoria
al, London. Mr, and
ries Jeffery visited
nd Mrs. Jeffery on
William Thom -
accompanied
Shamrocks (J. Gilmour 644) ...... 3
Hot Shots (N'. Hardy 564) 1
1 Penny Pinchers (R. Gledhill 556) 1
' I egion (W. Legg 666) . ..... .., .,3
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Hose Rollers (V.• Hodgins 549) 0
1 Legion (W. Legg 679) 4
Hose Rollers (V, Hodgins 183) 4
"A" LEAGUE
Shamrocks 93
Hot Shots 82
Electrics 80
Woodbutchers 78
Short Circuits 77
Fire Eaters 72
Dairymen 69
trnres Ki63
,gs 52
"E" LEAGUE
Penny Pinchers 66
Rex 66
Clandeboye. Church 66
Lewis Construction 68
Hotel o.'..'.,.- 53
Agri co 52
Elgin 'Flyers
Hose Rollers
Legion 47
High tingle: E. Carling OUT
High triple: V, Hodgins (783)
7,77— 177:
LZurich man •:!' :On- the spot rec news
1heads ass n tp;inaCiyirnurgtoini:dTblafi ernolinhta)tvatrot'oese:noayiresd l'io1 ?for! a 41 e 1W. ill e " gr a Se
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Rcc onventien
a. E. McKinnleY, Zerich, Was parade, festivals and concerts."
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elected president of the liti- and have made many new We took in the 16th Ontario
at Goderich recently, Ile sue- and hits, they have faat in and gained a Year's experience
eeeds Harvey McDermid, of American rhYthms, Broad in the space of three days. The
dation at the annual meeting played, Besides popular tuno ence in HaMilton last weekend
ron County Tnberculosis Asso- friends, All kinds of musiew4isy Recreation AssoViation Confer-
rerdwich. 1 hits, carols, hymns, in arches main theme of the convention
Other officer$ elected were and classical music, was based on family reerea-
, first vice-president, E. L Stew -I For your youngster, band tion, Dtie to the lack ef time
art, of Seafortb; second vice- Music could offer expegglit, to prepare a writeup on the
president, Dr. T. C. Ross, of recreation over the summer
Goderich; C h r i s t m a s Seal months, So, don't miss the
chairman, E. C. Boswell, of'boati This is your opportunity
Seaforth; ease finding chair- to give your son or daughter
man, B. P. Patterson, of Hen; taiosnouantd a , ty‘P;eerynflonwiticSioesati. eirdtyl %au^
San; social service and relia-
Knight of Brussels and medical tad either Mrs, F-4nter-Puvar,
officer, Dr. R. Id, Aldis, of Go-
bilitation chairman, llussell i‘airre,
(hipteetoes\tveidlloxinnetoejrroilnin:,Fseodora:;.
The story in
derich, medical officer of 'Who -is In E
health for Huron County. ;nights at the Town Hall from
4:30 p.m.,or yours trulyZion
, Dr. Ross, was also appointed 437. at
representative to the. Ontario By MISS MURIEL .HERN
Tuberculosis Association, and Square dancing ,A.,,...,,g,g,r,:: ...ftwk.5y:10.•Awv..4.
Mr. Stewart, seal sales chair -I Although the summer sports —4----------'''''''
Man, 'programme is gaining momen- WMS and WA
Members of the nominating; tum, square dancing still stands
committee were Judge Frank , high on the list as one of the
Fingland, of Clinton, Elmer D.1 top recreations for the younger
Bell, QC, of Exeter, and Magis-, Friday night group.1;hissqouoanrie.
rich,
Glenn Hays, of Gode-,ing Friday (May
, dancing will be held again in
Mrs. Edith Russell, of Sea- the Exeter Arena gym for the
forth, secretary - treasurer of 60 - 70 enthusiastic performer.
the association, reported a bal. From where we sit, our kids
ance of $13,317 as of March 31, ' rank with the best in the busi-
ness in their age bracket.
Majority checked ; Many places have square
, Mrs. Russell reported $1.7 dancing but. I haven't seen one
' percent of the population of centre which can beat the
Huron County took advantage locals. Splendid performances
of tuberculin testing and chest by these youngsters .must be
X-ray surveys last summer. very heart-warming to all the
1 supervisors who have gracious.
Save money! Look over the 1'
xdonated their time on Fri-
day nights. Keep up the good
1 bargains in T -A Classifieds, work!
Senior citizens
onference this week, we plan
to have you bretight, up to date
on proceedings in the next
edition of the Exeter
Advocate,
aft.
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LANES
Cool Cats
Crackerjacks
High Lites
Chipmunks
Chipmunks
We must apologize to our
good friend George Lawson
and all the rest of the Senior
;Citizens' members for misssing
their get-together this month,
Unfortunately, another meeting
took us away longer than we
had planned. Nevertheless we
thank George for his invitation
and trust that we can appear
at the June get-together.
Attention girls,
The Exeter Minor Athletic
Association is planning on hav-
ing a local girls softball team.
Any girls interested in playing
917° softball are asked to contact,
$845:16 A comfortable inter -town group-
ssiz this office or "Derry" Boyle.
8361 ing with Centralia, Brucefield,
Irish Ladies', 0. DuKippenrand could ' Dashwood and. Exeter
be formed to provide
(269); men's R. Haugh (292)
High triple: Ladies', 5f. Gunn recreation over the summer
(643); men's, R.. Haugh (718) 'months.
Junior bowlers
It's this Saturday that the
local bowling enthusiasts travel
to St. Marys to participate in
LADIES' LEAGUE the Lake Huron Zone Recrea-
"A" GROUP tion CounciPs Junior Bowling
Dairymaids (FL Haskell -244) 3299 Tournament. Entries in both
High Hopes (13, Leitch son) . 2626 boys and girls events have also
Ramblers (1, Hackett 236) . 2780 been received from Kincardine,
LANES
Satellites (E. Gibson 211) •... 2767
Leprechauns fp-, Lippert 216) 2760 Listowel, Walkerton, 0 w e
Legionettes (D. ('rudge 213) 2702 Sound and St. Marys,
C. Clowns (S. Bradley 227) ,. 2739 Arrangements h a v e been
Sputniks (E. George 213) .0. 2699
Marionettes 2677 made ler , our local, boys-. to
(M. Hodgins. .M. murohy 229) bowl in the morning so that
S•rocks (A. Andersen 260) ,. 2667 the tournament won't interfere'
e• tnuties (H, Williams"191) 26" with the Winter Sports Banquet
Dumbells (If. Carling 213) .. 2573 in the afternoon at the Exeter
High single: B. Leitch (300) Legion Hall.
High triple: 13, Leitch (642) I'm proud of the record set
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE by our entries in these com-
Champs (0. Kennedy 216) 5 petitions over the past years
Pinspoppers (D, Weller 130) 0 and hope they will have as
ainxa (K. Ready 198) 5 much or more success in this
StrikekIngs ((7. crudge 143) 0 outing. (PS.—Don't forget to
Dumbells (K. Montgomery 246) 5 •
take back the championship
Inkspots (R, Kennedy 228) 0
Dumbells
Tinars
Inkspots
Champs
Str tkekings
Pinpoppet•s
104
102
94
67
28
trophy from last year, Ruth!)
Rec golf school
The recreation council has
moved its golf school from the
Exeter arena to Cushman's
High single: K. Montgomery Driving Range south of town.
Professional Fred Hulls has
(246)
got to the point where he is
High average: K. Montgomery
0.70 giving personal instruction to
his students while they hit out
CRAIG CHILDREN'S LEAGUE the golf balls. These lessons
Yogis (M, Dixon 160) 5 should cut plenty of strokes off
Smashers (R. Campbell 173) 0
Hawks (J. Griffiths 143) 3
Eagles (R. Lightfoot 118) 2 1.!
Dubs (B. Fletcher 206) 3
Champs (F. Branstoh 16)) 2
Yogis
53
Hawks 46 i
Smashers 43 i.
?Dubs 37 :
51 Champs 17 :
48 Eagles „..., 11
High singlet B. .Fletcher (206)
High average: J. Cocksworth
(161)
The WMS and WA meeting
of Zion United Church was held
last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Warren Brock
in Exeter.
The president Mrs, Gerald
Henn conducted the business,
Mrs. Angus Earl gave a read-
ing.
The program was taken by
Mrs. Wellington Brock who
read the study book and Mrs.
Thomas Hern led the worship
service 'assisted by Mrs. ?'ler-
man Jaques.
Mother's Day poems were
read by Mrs. Lorne Johns and
Mrs, Ray Jaques and Mrs,
Thomas Hern read the origin
of Mother's Day in May 1908,
Mrs. Gerald Hern and. Mrs,
Angus Earl were chosen to
represent the WMS and. Mrs.
Ward Hern and Mrs. Welling-
ton Brock the WA for the pro-
visional committee for the
new organization "The United
Church Wornen".
Personal items
Mrs, Robert Hern, Linda,
and 'Mrs. William Doughty of
.Tarvis visited on Friday with
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hern.
Linda stayed for some holi-
days with her grandparents.
Miss Doreen Brock attended
the Women's Institute Officers'
Conference Thursday and Fri-
day at Guelph,
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Coxon,
of London, visited on Sunday
with Mr, Ross Hem.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dixon and
family of Brinsley and Mr. and
Mrs. Bev Skinner and family
of Exeter were Sunday guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Ward Hern
and Edward.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spence
and. David, of Woodham, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Brock and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Brock.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock
and Billie and Ken Keyhoe
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr and Mrs. Burton Morgan
of St. Marys.
SeVeral '`WMS members at-
tended on Thursday evening
when Zion East WMS enter-
tained a number of neighbor-
ing 'auxiliaries. They had as
guest speaker, Rev. Alvin Roth
of the Rescue Mission in Lon-
don. After the program up-
stairs a lunch was enjoyed in
the 'basement of the church.
Mother's DO will be ob-
served next Sunday wiith e
combined service at 11.30 a.m,
Mission Band
'Mission Band was held Sun-
day during church with 12
members present. A Mother's
Day poem, "A Boy's Best
Friend" was read by Paul
Baker.
The :program was taken by
Mrs. Norman Brock who read
the stu y book. Billie Brock
closed ifrith prayer.
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Mothor,s Pay theme,
The .theme Mether\s. Dhy
was •u$04: by Mrs. 411d Smith
and Airs. lmer Powe for the
program at the WA meting
in the :schoolroom of the church
on Wednesday afternoon ef
last week..
Mrs. .Smith quoted scripture
passage. te open the Planting.
A story "Tile Wages of a
G odly Mother" .was. read by
Mrs, Powe, A duet "Mother's.
Prayer" was sung by Mrs. 0.
L angford and. Mrs. J, .Essery,
Mrs George Hepburn gave
a reading and read poems in
keeping With the theme of the
service,
The ladies quilted during
the afternoon,
Personal items
Miss Ada Machell RN of
Mountpelier, Ohio was a guest
for a couple of days last week
at the hoine of her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, fol-
lowing the funeral in Guelph of
,close friend and riming
companion, the late Miss Elsie
McKay.
Mrs, Margaret Fletcher, of
Exeter was a weekend visitor
with Mrs. Andrew Hicks.
Mrs. Samson FcFalis of
Exeter and Mrs. Garnet Hod-
gins of St, Marys were Friday
visitors with Mrs. Arthur Me.
Falls.
Mrs, 'William Abbott and son
Billie of Niagara Falls visited
for a few days last week with
Mr, and Mrs, Murray Abbott,
Mr. Amos Wright underwent
surgery in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Friday of last
week.
'Mr. Barry •Passmore has
completed his theological: stud-
ies at the University in Hali-
fax. He and Mrs. Passmore
were weekend visitors with the
latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Wm. H. -Essery.
Mr, and Mrs. Verne. Smith
and Verla and Mrs Mary Smith
of Exeter, Mr, Robert Harrison.
and Miss Lorna Dixon of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Lilley and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mrs, Arthur Me -
Falls and Helen.
Visitors with Mrs. Amos
Wright were 14r. and Mrs.
Clare Wright and family, of
London en Saltirday evening,
Mr. AO; Mrs. EU J3rovg.,f
Crediton on ,S1111(iay.
Fa, J. I and Mrs. Brown
And faintly have moved int tha
residence they recently .pur-
ehased from Mr, and, Mrs,
Harris West..
Mr, and mrs. J Arenthals
and girls of Liican more Sun-
day evening .guests with Mr,
and Mrs. Murray Abbott,
Mr., and Mrs. son Homan
and baby daughter of London
were Sunday visitors, with. Mr,
and Mrs. John Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Breen
AO family visited with the for-
mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
;Jas, Breen in London on Sun-
day.
Mr. .and Mrs, Jack ESSerY
..and family were Sunday
visi-
tors with Mr, and Mrs. David
Roger In St. Marys,
Mr, and Mrs Murray Abbott
were Tuesday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs, Claytott
Abbott in Lucan, The ineaSigli
WAS in celebration of Mrs, )4mr,.
ray Abbott's birtlidaY.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Greb
ed
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Krellar in Ayton on Sunday.
The Rev. A. J. Smale of
Burnsville was a visitor far
a few days last week with his
sister, Mrs. L. B. ii,ndRSon,
The annual MOW'S Day
service will be observed In the
United Church on Sunday
morning, Sunday School clari-
es will form a choir to provide
the sPecial music for the serv-
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