The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-21, Page 10.P,ag!i 10 The T nies.Adyocate, September 21, 1941.
Observe dally Day
at Centralia church
Obeeree Rally Day
"The Church Is There" was
the thence of the worship ser-
vice in the United Church Sun-
day morning when. Rally Day
was observed.
Sam Skinner assisted Rev.
Guest in, conducting the ser-
vice. A Sunday School choir
provided the music with Elaine
?owe as organist.
Mr. Guest used for his text
"No man lives unto himself."
WA topic "The Horne"
Mrs. Lawrence l-Iirtzel pre-
sided for the devotional part of
d ) t
the program of the WApmeet-
ing Wednesday afternoon. She
was assisted by Mrs, A. 11lc-
Falls,
"Teaching a child to be a ci-
tizen of the world" was the title
of the reading given by Mrs.
T, Kooy.
A piano solo was played by
Mrs. Alvin Essery. Mrs. Hoist
gave a talk using for her topic
"The Home'. Mrs. Hoist con-
ducted the business when plans
were madee for the bazaar on
Oct. 18.
The WMS are sponsoring an
evening .of music by the Domi-
nion Life Insurance Company
of Waterloo in the church audi-
torium on Monday evening,
Sept. 25 at 8 p.m.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfiie of
Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Greb of Zurich. Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Love of Exeter and Mr.
and Mrs. Reg. Hodgson .of Wa-
terloo wereu
guests to oo Sunday with
wth
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. re
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Mrs. James Hord of Ilderton
was a Saturday visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Antos Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson
visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. D. Heaman and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Eaton in Lon-
don.
George Baynham accompa-
nied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Baynham and family visited
over the weekend in Detroit
with the Fred Baynham family
who will be leaving in the near
future for their new home in
Texas.
!Miss Mabel Refoir of Lon-
don is visiting with her cousin,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunnington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn
were Saturday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley in
Elimville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Copeland of
Windsor are visiting for a
week with Mrs. Andrew Hicks.
On Sunday all spent the day in
St. Thomas and on Monday
evening Mrs. Kains and her
daughter Edith of London were
guests with them.
Mr. and Mrs. George Deak of
Windsor were recent visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Molnar.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Molnar,
Norton, of Ailsa Craig, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Morton and son Stanley
of Parkhill were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr, and Mrs. Amos
Wright,
Mrs. K. Grebaccompanied
by Mrs. Hugh Love of Exeter,
1►2rs, Wilfred Ravelle, Mrs. Pe-
ter Ravelle and Lori of Grand
Bend and Mrs. Lloyd. Hodgson
sof Exeter were Tuesday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg.
Hodgson in Waterloo. Mrs.
Hodgson remained for the week
:in Waterloo with her son and
daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn
of Exeter were Sunday evning
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
.George Dunn,
: Rev. John Wareham, Wood-
ham will preach in the United
Church Sunday at 11:45 a.m..
while 'Rev. D. M. Guest will
conduct anniversary service in
West Zion church.
Mr and Mrs. Melvin Squire.
Watford, visited Sunday with
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Guest.
Salesmen—
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President Diekieson told the
meeting the directors of both
the marketing board and the
co-operative had asked assur- 1
ance from the Farm Products
Marketing Board that some
changes in the election of board.
members would be made be-
fore they agreed to recommend II
this merging of functions. They I
received such assurance so we
can expect the addition of some
directors -at -large to the mar-
keting board, They will be
elected by and from country
committeemen. Also district
directors will he elected by
county committeemen at the
annual meeting nominations
for county committeemen will
take place before the day of
election and more polling
booths will be provided,
I Also visiting .at the parsonag
!last week were Mrs. W. V. Pol
dock, Mrs. Guest's sister, Kin
I sardine, and her daughter, Mis
Ruth Pollock, EN, Wingham.
Rev. D. M. Guest conducted
an anniversary service at .th
West Williams United Church
"on the Arltona pastoral char;
where he was a former )minis
ter.
I Quite a few from here at
tended anniversary service
last Sunday at Crediton ''ed
eliureb when the guest er
!was Rev. IL.L. Snell, an
a former minister of Janie
;Street church, Exeter,
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EXETER LANES
MEN'S 1.EACr111
,"A" GROUP
5 Pepsis 43 Coughlin 6111 .. :.
Spares (B. Nicol 478) .. 1
) Rockets .... 4
1 11^ Hau„h .1. Fidler 7631
.Fait•)anes (.1. ('ares 596U ..
t 11 indulins (T..latne 3147 )
L Supertest W. Tonle 1025) .. 1
Ringers ti) 11'rifiht 1,'4) . 5
"lig Six tall. Whittle!! 511:11 . 1
AR )1. Specials 7T. Wright 6274 .. 4
Milkmen t1' Stagg 617) .. n
Russ' 134tltatds (S. Nagel 6081 4
Kippen Tigers 41 t'oleroxn 547) 11
R. Billiards ... 4
Rockets4
A&)1 Speciais , 4
Pepsis
Windmills
Ringers ........
Spares . ., .._... 1
1. Supertest 1
Big Six ...... • 1
Milkmen ... _... , n
Fairlanes .. u
Kippers Tigers ... ... 11
Church news
M the United Church Sun-
day, the service was taken ba
George 'F. Bates of Curling
ford United Church, near Mit
chill. The pastor, the Rev. G
W. Sach was the guest speaker
for the anniversary service
there.
On Sunday, Sept. 24, the
.Harvest Thanksgiving service
will be at 11 a.m. at St. James
Church with the rector, Rev.
E. 0. Lancaster, conducting.
For the evening service the
guest speaker will be Rev. T.
G. Lethbridge, BA,BD, BSW,
of London, assistant commis-
sioner
sioner of the Diocese of Hur-
on. Dies or-
on.
"'B" GROUP
• C. Loggers 1 \14, 514 1"nyre 1411;1 4
tnnklin Lumber (Fl. Dobson 107,1
Kingpins (F7. Priess 5141 1
Sterling Fuels (1). Cooper 4721 . ,1
Ban klnonts (R. Sturrork 5471 4
Canadian Tire LG. Shipman 5631 u
Canners 114, Simpson 0:12).
TradesmenTradesmen lG, Campbell,. -r
,rl .. 1
Larks tI„ Heywood 7571 4
E, Supertest (8, Higgins 1126) U
Crystal Loggers 4
Bankmnnta
Kingpin's4
4
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La k
13o-Drd1P)C5 s 44
Toastmasters ., ....
N. Enid Supertest .... el
Tradesmen n
Canadian Tire n
Sterling Fuels 11
Conklin !,umber . ......,. 1)
High single: I,. Heywood 11125)
High triple 18. I'rtess (1114)
Hidden score: 13. Sanders
Meeting
Mrs. Gordon Eaton entertain-
ed the ladies of the United
Church for their September
meeting, Mrs, Rea Neil pre-
sided.
During the business session,
plans for a fall bazaar were
discussed. The .next meeting
will be held at the home of
Miss Aggie Northgrave.
Personal items
Mrs. Harry Murless had the
misfortune to break her left
wrist Wednesday of last week.
She was taken to South Huron
Hospital where Dr, R. W. Read
put it in a cast. She returned
home on Thursday.
Miss. Marjorie Donaldson
joined the staff of the Bell Tel-
ephone Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stew-
art (the former Vera Walker)
of London visited. on , Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Car-
ter. Sa y cattle
Mrs. Stewart Cunningham re -
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" GROUP •
Happy Gals (1). Munroe 713) ..,. 7
.Pin Pmpp"ttes 4 A. Fairbaint) 0
Hight Hawks (R. Sangster 6111 7
rills (I'. Hunter-Duvar MO p
h. Strikes O. Stephen 51n). ..... 7
IUI wetter (D, Prance 458).. 0
11Pr'v '""1"
"ills i 1). )leaver 7151 .. 7
NnnQieatl)1ers t$1. .itthin 478) ..1
Ti tilers (.#. t ron�'n 595) .... 7
Ile -Bops (M. Flynn,461) ...
0
Hot Dogs (51. Holtzman 530.) 1
;yap .lopes 4M, Fisher 461) (4
:harpy Gals 7
Night 1Iawlts 7
Liteky Strikes 7
Merry M1tids 7
Trailers 7
11nt clogs 7
Pin I'njl))ettes 0.
Pins 14
Blow Pt l es .n
1landi, tippers 0
11e -flops - ..
'Wee .fop's
n
4
"B" GROUP
Alley Carts (A. "Westbrook 496) ,. 5
Busy Bees (G. Webster 512) 2
]mita Six Ill. Skinner 5411) n
Frisky Fix 413. ('onghlin 468) „ 5
lolly Ji'(s (.1. Burke. 568) • 7
)lroppette. ((1. Madel• 436.1 0
High Hopes (N. Routh 402) 4
Lollipops (51 Shrinl.plan 487) „ 3
mighty Mute (GI Morley 504) , 4
'Who ('Hies (1.. Reid 516) 3
Ronettes t 1. Senit 5114
Sputniks 11,, Slaght 583)
lolly Jilts 7
"ley 17018 , 6
)'risk. Six 5
nonett/
High Hopes
Mighty : it
Mice
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Busy ,t Bees
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Sputniks
i)roppettea
6
4
4
3
5
2
0
5
9
high singIA: A Croup, ]-1. Bea-
ter (113), R Group, B. Slaght
(257).
High triplet A (,roup, 1•I. Be-
'aer (7411); 13 Group, E. Slaght
(569).
Bidden single: A Group, A.
Lawson.
Hidden score: E. G('oUp, L.
Piaff,
LUCAN LANES
COLLEENS LEAGUE
St. Pats (B. :McLaughlin 696) . 2
The. Blowettes (51. Kennedy 478) 5
Angels (E. Hodgins 612) ... 4
Night Hawks (C, Wissel 673) .... 3
The 'Blowettes 6
Angels. 9
Night Hawks
St. Pats , ..... 2
High single: C, Wissel (287)
High 'triple: C. Wissel (6117)
turned home Friday. She spent
a week with her sister, Mrs,.
Sam Sharpe, in Blenheim fol- look strong
lowing a week spent in the Chat- •
ham General .Hospital.
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham vis-
ited her sister-in-law, Mrs.
F l o r en ce Cunningham, last
week in London.
Austin Bice is still a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital where
he underwent an operation
three weeks ago.
Mrs, Clarence Millson is in
her fifth week at St. Joseph's
Hospital, following her acci-
dent.
Nelson Ashbury of Orillia. a
brother, visited with Mrs. Mill -
son, also with his nephew Ralph
Millson and family, London.
Mrs. Jim Beckett of Kitche-
ner, visited her mother Sunday.
Mrs. Amy Allen, a niece of Tor-
onto, was another visitor with
Mrs. Millson,
Tommy Abel of Brantford
visited over the weekend with
Mr, and. Mrs. Rea. Neil and
other friends.
Mrs. Alice McKernan, Wind-
sor, and her son Fred and his
wife and children Linda, Susan
and Ricky, of Northville, N.S.
Cattle are strong out west,
reports Don H. MacGregor,
owner and manager of Corbett
Sales Arena, who recently re-
turned from a buying trip.
"The market is strong at the
moment and it doesn't look like
there will be any weakness in
the fall," he said,
During his trip, MacGregor
attended. a • cattle sale in. Lee
Park, northern Alberta, where
he watched cowboys and their
horses handle 1,000 head on the
open prairie. "It's amazing the
way they operate," he re-
ported.
Culling, he said, was done
right on the open prairie with-
out use of fences of any kind.
The horses, trainedto the job,
moved instantly to head off
any steers attempting to break
away. Cowpokes can cut out a
steer from the crowd in a mat-
ter of seconds, he said.
While he was there, he wet-
ehed an older man and his
daughter d r i v e six cattle
through the 1,0004ead herd
without any difficulty.
Golfer: I'd move heaven and "It makes you wonder why
we spend so :much money
around here for fences," Mac-
Gregor commented. Fnnttnl/unlen/tmulnenim�nuu"uunmumna
earth to be able to break 100.
Caddy: Try heaven, you've
moved enough earth already.
High avrra>;P: C, Wissel (226)
Team Captains
St. Pats, Laureita Blake; The
Rlowettes, Carol "Young; Angels,
Thelma Hodgins; 'fight Hawks,
Christens 1� 1FseL
LADIES' LEAGUE
Ares (11. Kennedy 224) ... 7
Shamrocks (A, Andersen 226) ., 0
Ramblers (:1. Lewis 207) 7
Legionettes (V. Smith 165) 0
High 'Hopes (1, Coughlin 206) „ 7
Diamonds (1), Taylor 197) 0
Satellites (13. Gibson 359) ...7
Sputniks (B. Wraith '193) 0
Dairymaids (E. Watson 900) 5
M)umhells (51. Carling 105) 2
C, Cubes (I.. Blake 197) ' 5
C, Clowns (F. M)lison 217) , 2
Ares 7
Ramblers . 7
High lopes 7
Satellites 7
Dairrnaids , 5
C. Cubes 5
Dumhells 2
C. Clowns 2
Sputniks 0
Shamrocks '0
Diamonds 0
Legionettes 0
High single: E. Gibson (259)
High triple: E. Gibson (600)
High average: E. Gibson (200)
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Soldier back'
f rQm Egypt
By MRS, .KEN. McKELLAR
CRQMARTy
Sgt. Ray S'orsdahl of t he
1'I CLI airborne division of the
ariny who has; recently re-
turned from Egypt where he
was. with United Nations, spent
a few days leave with his bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl and 'Con-
nie, lie will later be stationed.
at Saskatoon with the Canadian
Light infantry.
Shower bride -elect
A )miscellaneous shower for
Miss Wilma Harper, bride -elect
of this vee.
was
held in the
church basement on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. G. Carey conducted a
program consisting of a sing,
song led by Mrs. T. L. 'Scott'
and Mrs. G. Lang, readings by
Miss Olive Speare and Mrs. H.
Dow, duet by MMiarlene and
Joyce Dow and several con-
test:.
An address was read by Miss
Sandra McLaren and an array
of beautiful gifts was presented
to the bride -elect, Misses Mar-
lene Dow and Wanda McLaren
assisted with unwrapping the
parcels.
Wilma expressed her appre-
elation and invited all the la-
dies to attend a trousseau tea
at her home on Saturday,
Rally Day• was observed at
Cromarty Church Sunday with
John Callender of
Brantford
conducting
t he
service. Sing-
ing
inging was led by the Junior choir
who also
rendered a special
number,
Awards were presented to
several of the Sunday School
children, for memorizing scrip-
ture, by Superintendent Mks.
T. L. Scott,
WMS and WA
WMS and WA of Roy's church
met at the home 'of Mrs. Roy
Dow, Mitchell. Mrs. Norman
Dow presided, Mrs. Andrew
Christie read the scripture and
Mrs. M. Christie led in prayer.
Readings were given` by Mrs.
G. Dow and Mrs. Elmer Dow.,
1958
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Mrs, Andrew Christie Tread. a LeatninSton, ,and Mrs. W Vin -
letter froin Rev. Satiiuel of ,Ili- ters, '1'ilbut`y, visited Weclnes
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Mrs. k1 Do n.l s d a tilt 11 n Mrs. C 4)14
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cliff, Dow were ,appointed to ar. Wallace,
range for the ()etcher gleet' I Alvin Cornish .and. Lorne
ing• Wassmenn of Exeter were Sun-
I1rs. .Ross McPhail gave the clay visitors wi kt i . and Mrs,
topic on "Stewardship." Otte Walker,
I'ersanal 'item; Mr. and Mrs, W., E, 1'3rooks
Mr. and Mr's. Robert Dodds and sons Brent and Owen of
Brampton spent the weekend
roglt with Mr..aud Mrs. Fred with her parents. Mr. and I1trs.
Riley.
nrggof Rost
visitiHengy wiEth Itisert daughter
ock antiis
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Alex
ardiner.
Frank Speare of Toronto spent
a few .days with his aunt, Miss
Olive Spears.
Mrs. Donald. Wallace of Car.
1ingford, Mr. Earl Roadhouse, and children of Windsor, are no.
spent the weekend .at Scarbo-
John Hocking.
Hugh Scott left Sunday to
take a four-year degree course
at the OAC, :Guelph.
Miss Alice Sorsdahl, 'London,sen'
cnls,t Mr. and a Mrs. Lloys with dSors-
dab",
Mr. and Mrs. harry Elliott
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Trim to Detroit After spending a
week )0111 relatives. berree.
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