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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-25, Page 2Sunday Dinner SERVED FROM 4 TO 7 P.M. Phone 228-6648 Dufferin Hotel CENTRALIA Open Daily 7 a.m. to 12 p.m., Except Sunday, 4 to 7 p,m, MELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CLINIC Thurs., February 1 1:00 p.m. to 3t00 p.m , Middleton's Drugs If 'You Wish To Have bur Hearing Tested Phone for Free Home AppOintMeht Service to Ali Makes of Hearing Aids I. R. T141:). HEARING AID SERVICE 88 Queen St. S,, Kitchener ',IrlflffIlifiWila1111111(111111111)11111i111111111111fritioirnmnforouffiltniffifliiiidtYilfilia IffjjlififfilIfth1/4 The Times-Advocate, January 2S, 1962 CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY • , Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson, James St. Mark anniversary Mr. and 11r4. George Lav,... son.,..lames SI., who have char- ; ed an active life of school- teaching homesteading and tele• phone service. celebrated their g olden wedding anniversary Wednesday, January 21. They held open house for neighbors. friends and rela- lAes both afternoon and eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson were married at. the bride's home, Concession 11, Stephen town- ship, by the late Re'. Robert Hicks, London, on January 24, 1912. Mr. Lawson was the ninth in Celebrate in Florida SEE US FOR GOODYEAR TIRE DEALS COME IN AND TRY THE NEW AUSTIN ONE RIDE WILL CONVINCE YOUI 1960 AUSTIN SEDAN 1960 CONSUL SEDAN Radio, red color. 1960 MORRIS 850 Tudor 1959 FORD SEDAN 6 cylinder., 1959 VAUXHALL ESTATE WAGON, tutdne, sharp, 1958 CHEV SEDAN Better than new, 17,000 miles. 1256 METEOR SEDAN Tutone, 1955 DODGE SEDAN 1954 BUICK SEDAN 1953 METEOR SEDAN Radio, eh rome discs, sharp, better than new $495.00 1953 DODGE SEDAN . $195,00 1952 DODGE SEDAN Sharp .. $295,00 1949 MONARCH SEDAN . . $150,00 South-End Service Russ and Child( Snell PHONE 320 EXETER areznvormantmAii:m41,za Comments about Cromarty Start LJCW at Kirkton BOWLING STATISTICS Dashwood 1'.nstitute hears. health nurse By MR,A. ,gRYIN .RAPER. PASHWOOD The meeting of Dashwood 141 was held Tuesday, Jan. 16 with the H o nl e Economics a a d Health group in charge and Mrs. Eben Weigand, convener. Roll eatl was answered by naming a favourite recipe and providing a sample for auction. Ales. • Eben Weigand gave the motto which had been prepared by Mrs. Harold Kellerman: "He, who has health, has hope and he, who has hope, as eve- rything. Beth Snell favoured with a 1-$rary meeting piano solo. Miss Norm a West- The annual meeting of Dash- gate, public health nurse, was wood Library was held Satur- guest speaker, She spoke on day, Jan. 20 at the library, The her work during the seven Treasurer's report showed a years in the North-West Terri- successful year. The librarian tories and showed slides. Mrs. reported 18 adult readers, 17 ju- Chas. Snell reviewed events venue readers and a circulation during 1961 as prepared by Mrs. of 1245. Mrs. Ernest Koehler was re- appointed librarian and. Miss Lynda Tiernan, assistant, with the salary remaining the same, Library board consists of Er- yin Rader, Mrs, Ervin Rader, chairman: MrS. Ernest Koeh- ler, secretary • treasurer; Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, Mrs. Leonard By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE Schenk, Mrs, Howard. Klumpp and. Mrs. Merrill James. Misses Helen Nadiger and Anne Koeh- ler are auditors. Ladies' Ald WHALEN The meeting of the United 'hunch Women was held, in the Sunday School rooms of the church on Thursday afternoon with a good attendance. Mrs. William Morley Jr. chaired the meeting, The the was "Praise Ye the Lord for His Creativity." The Scripture was read by Mrs. Cecil. Squire. At this time a short business meeting was held. Plans were made to make two crib quilts to help raise money for alloca- tion. It was also decided that the two members in charge of the March meeting would also provide lunch for same meet- ing. Mrs, McCleod Mills was elect- ed to be representative to the Board of Stewards and Mrs, William Morley Jr. was elect- ed to be representative to the Official Board. Mrs, Ray Park- inson, Mrs. Alton Neil, *Mrs. William Morley Jr,, Mrs. Gor- don Jonson and Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins were appointed to at- tend the inaugural meeting of the Presbyterial at Clinton on Wednesday, January 24, Rev. D. Si. Guest gave a talk on "Program Features", Personal items Mr, and :Mrs. Sam Giles, Science Hill, were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hod- gins visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ballantyne, near Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner Make plans at Whalen Art Allemand.. Mrs. Arnold Kuntz auctioned, off the food which had been brought. Mrs. Leonard Schenk, 'presi- dent, presided for the business. 4•11 work was discussed. Hobo teas are to be held in J'annary and a telephone euchre in Feb- ruary. The institute will ean- vass for the Red Cross, They wilt attend a social evening in Henson February 14 as guests of Hensel Institute. A letter was read from the Provincial President Mrs. T.A. G. Lyinbur, ner. The meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran church was held with group 2 in charge and Mrs. Charles Martene con- vener. Rev. -Wm. Gatz look the mission topic, "Love reaching Mtn all the world," Mrs. Milford Merrier pre- sided for 11w business. Twenty- four boxes for' the shut-ins were distributed at Christmas. Each member is to donate a tea towel. to the kitchen supplies. Epi- phany family night is to be held Feb. 2, Each group is respon- sible for contacting members of the congregation and invit- ing, them to join the Ladies' Aid. Misses Janet Miller and Sha- ron Martene sang a duet. Choir holds annual meeting The annual meeting of the senior choir of Zion. Lutheran Church was held after practice Jan, 18. Mary Ann 'Harter, Ivan Miller and Robert Miller were accepted as members. The officers were returned by acclamation. By MRS. KEN McKELLAR Personal items Guests entertained at the home., of Mr.. Andrew AfeLach. Ian on Wednesday evening in- cluded Miss Olive Speare, Air and Mrs, T. Laing, Mr. and. Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. Sadie Scott. Mr. and Airs. Donald Scott, Sharen, Karen, Catherine and Janet of Goderich were Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace. Messrs. Carter Kerslake, Cal- der McKaig and Thos. Laing attended the meeting of Strat- ford Presbytery at Knox Pres- byterian Church, Listowel on Tuesday. Mr. Alex Gardiner returned home on Sunday from Stratford General Hospital, where he had undergone surgery. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Will Miller were Mr. Ar- chie Courier, Donald and Janet, Mrs. Jean Couper and Mrs, Ca. tharine Hocking all of Mitch- ell./ Pamela Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wallace has her arm in a cast, the bone being cracked at the wrist as the result of a fall downstairs. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and children of Listowel called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Ramsey, en. Sunday, Misses Anna Scott, Barbara Gardiner and Margaret Ann Wallace were in attendance at the Perth County 4-H achieve- ment day which .was held at the Math School in Mitchell on Sat- urday, Mr, David Craig of Guelph, a first year student at Waterloo College, conducted the church service on Sunday with Mr. Paul Scott, also a student at Waterloo, assisting. Donald and Janet Courier of Mitchell, visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ge- rald Carey. arid boys were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Leitch. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys were guests at a birthday dinner for Mrs. At- kinson at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Latta and family. Mrs, Clarence Davis is con- fined to her home and is un- der the doctor's care, also Heather Davis, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Barker and family ware Sunday guests with Sir. and Mrs. Don. Firth and family, London, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Noels and Donald, Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lu- can, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son and Mr, and. Mrs, Harry Carroll were Saturday evening Vesta with Mr, and Mrs, Heber Davis, Mr. and Mrs, Garfield Latta visited at the home of their son, Mr, and mtg. Harvey Latta on Saturday, and, on Sun- day his sister, Mr, and Mrs, Paob and Craig, called T oronto druggist and Mrs. Elliott and Craig re- mained fora few days, The sudden death occurred in Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lam - Taranto on December 30 of Mr, bourne. London township, visit' Austin Hoggarth. ed with Mr, and Mrs, Clarence ild was the son of the late, Davis roc" ,tly. Mr and Mrs. Robert Hoggarth OA Sunday Mr. and. Mrs, of caoahaetat and was in his George Atkirmin, Sandra and 60th yeara Mr, I-loggarth Was Darren, Itldewood, Mr. and born at Cromaily and allot at- A',,,,1178 - KIPlilko and ,Joan, tending Seaforth Collegiate, gra. contrana, and Mr. and Mrs. clualdcl ag deuggist, Charlie Atkinson visited with At the time of his death he Mr. and Mrs. Berman Atkin- was a vice,ptesident bf -John- son. aaft-jOhnataii. Many of this community at- He is survived by his wife. tended the funeral service, at the former Elaine }Causer. to the Atttrdy funeral home, Lu. Moro he was married iii awl, tan, oh Monday afternoon for and a Son, Ted, Of Tnaeritn, the late Mrs, Harvey T, Had- is also StirVived by tWeigiaterS, ass, the former Bessie C61Ver, Alfa, E. H. MoGO-vib, Windsor She taught School at SS No. 2 and Mrs. Alex MeLaten of Exe- around 1910-19t8 and Was a ter, Member of St. Patriek'S church, The: funeral took Nate in .for. Saintsbury. Flee husband Was onto oh ,January 2 with 'Met- a farmer on OtteeSSiOri 4 .Rid- meld following In London Maus- dulph, elettni. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Darl- ing, whose summer home is in Grand Bend. and who are. spending the winter in St. Pet- ersburg, Fla., celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary to- day (January 251 by entertain- ing 20 guests at. \Vinn's restau- rant. The (Untie; is being fol- lowed by pictures shown by Henn,' Spencer of St. Paul's. Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Darling were married in Parkhill by the Rev. A. Graham. The couple belong to the Canadian Society, St, Petersburg,. where they have spent the winters for many years. BLANSHARD Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young of St. Marys were Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of Glendale were Friday eve- ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mosey. Mrs. Lottie In es is spend- ing a couple of weeks with friends at Mitchell. Mr. Robert Grover of Eben- ezer spent Sunday with Mr. Clare Hooper. the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson, Stephen. He attended Lucan High School, walking to and fro every week from Crediton, to secure his qualifications to teach, Previous to his marriage, he taught in Sharon school for three 'years. Mrs. .Lawson, the former jennie Yearley, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Yearley, also of Stephen, Following their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson,farmed in Saskatchewan, where Mr. Lawson broke up land with. oxen and also taught school from 1911 to 1918, In 1924 Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. left the farm and moved to Saskatoon, moving to Exeter in 1925 where Mr. Lawson join- ed the Bell. Telephone Co, and remained manager until 1946. He often served on duty 24 hours a day and frequently was assisted by his wife, In June 1945 Mr. Lawson was appointed clerk of Fifth Divi- sion Court of Huron, an office which be still holds, He also has been agent. for Mutual Life Insurance Company for 17 years and the Phoenix Com- pany for 26 years. At present he is secretary-treasurer of the Senior Citizens Club and past secretary of the Exeter Turf Club. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson are members of James Street Unit- ed Church. Mr, Lawson is past master of the Masonic Lodge and Mrs. Lawson is a charter member of the Eastern Star. They had one daughter and two Mrs. Garnet (Olive) Hicks; Exeter; Orval, who lost his life overseas in 1944, and Gerald Lawson, Exeter; and five grandchildren. Their grandsons, John Law- son, attended the floor and Pe- ter Lawson, the guest book at the open house. Granddaughters Mrs. Don McCann and Mrs. Douglas Fulton served guests and Mrs. Herman Mitchell. also assisted. The couple received many congratulatory. mes sages in- cluding one from Hon. C. S. MacNaughton. By .IAR4..H.ARPI,P KIREXON The inaugural, meeting of the United Church Women of Kirk- ton was held. ,011 Wednesday, Jan 17 at 2 p.ni. in the church basement. Rev. T. Elliott eon- ducted the inaugural service, The report of the nominat, ing committee was read by Mrs. Jac* 'Urquhart and offi- eel's were installed. President is Mrs. Earl wat- son; vice-president, Mrs. Mar. once Switzer; recording seen- tary, Airs. Jack Urquhart:. as- sistant. secretary, Mrs, Ray.- Mond PaYnIcri .eorrOsPooThOg secretary, Airs, Stuart. Shier; treasurer, Mrs. Fred. Roger; pianist, Mrs. Alex Crago; as- sista.nt pianist, Mrs, Fred Switzer. Parsonage committee, Mrs, Norman Amos, Mrs, Charles Baillie, Mrs. Herman Paynter, Mrs. Wes Doupe; community friendship, Airs, Lorne Marsh- all; social .committee, Mrs. Ross Marshall, Mrs, John Me- Elrea; membership committee, Mrs. Wib Kirkby; nominating committee, Mrs, Delmar John- son, Mrs. Fred Roger, Mrs, T. -Elliott; supply and social as- sistance committee, Mrs. Ev Doupe, Mrs. Ira Marshall; ste- wardship, Mrs, Wes Neil; fi- nance com.mitlee, Mrs. Clar- ence Switzer, Mrs. Fred Roger Mrs. 'Wes Neil, Mrs. Norman Amos; auditors, Mrs. Alvin Crago, Mrs. Roger Urquhart. A short business period was conducted by the .new president and the memasers paid their fees. Board euchre The Hall Board held a pro- gressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Monday .evening, Jan, 22 Prize winners were: ladies ligh, Mrs, Harry Webber; lone hands, Mrs. Eber Shute; men's high, Lloyd Cowdrey; lone hands, John Witteveen; lucky draw, Mrs, ,lunior Doupe. Town topics EXETER LANES MEN'S- LEAGUE "A" GROUP iloric.eta 7311 I. I,. sueertest ioullert.on 5811 Mulmen mi). \Veils 757) Ki11.1).e11 Tigers (H. Boss 7271 .... 11 1.1•11'014 7fia) 4 ttingers (R. •Collingwood 122 1 ,... 11 1.11.1 MI118 (Ii, -Ogood .699) ••.• 3 Tradesmen. 01, .(Pdenn•ing 568) .. Pepsis t.I. Coughlin 674) ... It A&H Specials (H. .1-toltzinan 5511 1 Message from greenway By MRS, C, WOODBURN United Church Women .The meeting, of The United Church Women was held in the church with Mrs. Joe Horner and Mrs. Carman Woodburn in charge of the worship and pro- gram, Mrs. Horner read the Scripture and took as the theme of the worship "The Day of Beginning Again." She also gave a reading. Airs. Woodburn gave a talk on "Receiving the New Year". Suitable hymns for the new year were sung, Mrs. Homer, the president, took charge of the business and gave a reading on why and bow the new organization "The United Church Women" came into being, The roll call was answered by the ladies paying their fees to become charter members. Delegates were appointed to attend the first. Presbyterial meeting in Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, an. Wednesday, Janu- ary 24. One member visited the birthday box. Financial reports 'were given for 1961 by the WAIS anal WA treasurer's showing a success- ful year in both organizations. Programs for 1962 were plan- ned by the committee in charge. The February meeting will be held at the home of Alm Cayman Woodburn, Personal items Thestarting of Youth Week will be observed in the United Church on Sunday when the Young People will assist the minister in the pulpit and with. special music on the organ and piano and a Young Peoples' choir. Miss Elda Brown, of London, spent the weekend with Air. and. Mrs. Ross Brown and fam- ily, Little Joey Thomson of East Williams •ent a few days last week at the home of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'Horner. Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Lamer, of Peterboro, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Woodburn. Miss Viola Curts, of London, spent a few days last week with Miss Evelyn Curbs and Mr. Manuel Curts. The installation of officers for the United Church Sunday School for 1962 was held dur- it. ininards (S. Negri It-se) Big Fix 01. Hennessey 6581 pript4P- Fairlanes (J. Hendrick 535) It Itanitttionis (K. Patterson 562). I Bo-Didleys ('I'. Trietiner 591) can. 'Plre (51, Robbins 544) 1 Kingpins at. Peters 671) 4 N. E. Super(est. ,111ggins 663) Toastmasters (G. Nixon. 57.71 3 Rooth Electric (D. Cra„yett., •656) 1 S. Hurls (11, Patterson 597) . .•. 3 Lorks (N. Whiting 662) 1. Court report Continued from page 1 find no evidence that gravel t iraallerf,allen off the hopper- In dismissing tire ,charge, Magistrate Hays said he shud- dered to think of anyone driv, ing behind a .truck loaded in such a manner that gravel could fall off, "I don't know whether it is greed or thought, lessness," he stated. 'He said the description given of the truck by Westover "an- Nita me," Westover had sta , ted that, the truck had no lights on the rear, had no flares or a PCV license, "Flares are the ABC of sur- vival," the magistrate said. "It is the minimum one owes to the public." No brakes brings fine Although he did not appear in court, Kenneth Faber, 21, RR 3 Kippen, was fined $15.00 and costs for driving a car without foot brakes or an emergency brake, Faber told Constable Don Westover he was aware of the fact that he had no foot brakes. Faber's driving record re- vealed two previous convictions for speeding and one for hav- ing his license plate obscured, "It seems to me that Mr. Pearson was a kindly employer to allow him a car at all, and the kindly hand got. bit." Careless driver Claude Douglas Nixon, RC- AF Trenton, was fined $15.00 and costs after he pleaded guilty to a careless driving charge laid by Chief C. MacKenzie following an acci- dent in. Exeter December 16, Nixon was driving south when he pulled out to pass an- other south=bound vehicl e, striking the car mid careening across the road to smash into a pole south of the Brewers' Warehouse. Nivon suffered severe lace- rations to his face that required over 60 stitches to close and he appeared in court with a scar from one ear to his fore- head near his other ear. He also sustained a slight concussion. Nixon explained that as he was passing he saw the head- lights of an oncoming car and when he hit his brakes, he slid into the other southbound car. ing the church service on Sun- day. Mr, and Mrs. William Bul- lock and Mrs. J. Gardner visit- ed on Sunday with Mrs. John Prance who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, (tanners (B. Simpson 578) 4 Loggers. torkensen 501) 0 Mgt1'$, .INTER-TOWN. 16.-,Keter B .0301 . ..... Zurich ......... 2 Exeter A (5489) 7 Goderich 13 .(507.1) MIXED LEAGUE Knot Nate 111. .Stagg 738) 7 Legiortaires tit, Durand 5.38) Puppets (IL Ford 5171 Dodgers (15, Poore 462) ....... .....2 Hot. Toddies (R. tla..ugh 583) .,.. 5 Blowers (A. 1)1111er 618) ......, ...... Air 'Wicks (N. Redman 560) ,,,,.. Teenagers (T, Sanders 592) 0 Chickens (1, Faichairn 755) 5 crackerjacks (13, PooloY 661) ..- Odds & Ends (G. Rierlsy 622) 5 white ilues. Scott 512) .„ ..... FRIDAY NITERS Wee Wine (N. Cooper 445) 7 Duliees (L. Cox 508) -. Hazy Daisies (J. Essery 626) l) High Hopes (0. Mettles 491) ... 7 Cps & Downs (S. Tooley 194) .. b. Strikes (A, Murdoch 456) .. 3 LADIES' INTER-TOWN Exeter (D. :15.1.unroe 732) . 5 Goderich (D. Queen 726) ...... 2 St. 'Marys murray 4351) Crediton (M. Gunn 627) 2 Stratford (SI, Bosse:lee 731) 7 Mitchel) (V. NleGillivray 650) Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service Repairs and bags for all mo- dels of vacuum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned ma- chines of all makes for sale. BOB PECK, RR 1 Zurich Phone Hensall 696r2 Guild meeting Mrs. Charlie Atkinson gave her home on Thursday after- noon Inc the Guild meeting. There were 11 members pres- ent. Mrs. Harry Carroll, presi- dent, was in the chair. Mrs. C, Atkinson assisted the presi- dent in the worship service. The new WA study book, Jesus Christ the Light of the World'' '."as introduced by Mrs. Heber Davis, the opening chapter dealing with the first chapter of Ezekiel and many Other Biblical references which were read by each of the mem- bers with a question and an- swer period following. The sec- ond chapter will he introduced by Mrs. Mary Kooy at the next Meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Carroll. The ladies arranged quilt blocks for a short period. The mystery prize donated by Mrs. Maurice MacDonald was won by Mrs. Tom. Kooy. Mrs, Earl Atkinson and Mrs. Heber Davis assisted Mrs. Atkinson with hutch. A surprise birthday cake was enjoyed, with the birthday song for three members who have January birthdays, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs, Raymond Greenlee and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son, Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Garrott, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins and Ir. and Mrs. Hugh Davis were among the many supporters who attended the reception for the. Hon, William Stewart and 111)s. Stewart and family at Medway High School on Wed- nesday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Atkinson And Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, Lucan, were Wedges' day evening guests at a birth• day dinner for Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. P. Greenlee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Mond Greenlee. Mr. arid Mrs. Earl Greenlee News from Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS ,a,a..aaaaaakaaaraaacaaaaawatara...aa Mr, and Mrs. Herman. Epp of Swift Current, Saak., are visiting with the John Schroe- derisr A. and Mrs. Don Hammond and family of Downsview spent President is Chas. Marlene; the weekend with Mr. and vice-president, Howard Deters; Mrs. William Marshall. secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock Bert Miller; leader, Miss He- attended the reception for the len Nadiger; assistant, Mrs. latter's brother, Hon, William Flossie Stade; -organist, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart, at Edgar Restemayer; librarians, Medway High School last Wed- Mrs, Rudolph Miller and Mrs. nesday night.. Ray Van Dorsselacr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred 'Reeves spent several days in Dayton, Ohio, their former home. Omitted. from the list of rela- tives attending the funeral of the late Miss Fanny Hatter on January 1 were Mrs. Mary Head, Mrs. Georgina. Witwer, Mrs. Murray Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Witwer, all of London. Mrs. George Rether jr. is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospit- al, London, having undergone surgery. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eagle- son and family of Southampton spent the weekend with Mrs. Henry Eagleson and other re- latives. Mr. and airs,- Armin Bruer and family of Clarkson spent the weekend with Mrs. Jacob Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Schroeder and family. Mr. Ed Willert is a patient in. Si, Joseph's hospital, London. Mrs. Carl Maier has returned home after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George Mil- lar and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crediton juniors moved into Darling in Lucan, first place in the arena rec Mrs. Andy Anderson has re- league, Tuesday by downing turned home from St. Joseph's Kirkton 3-2 in Exeter, The Hospital, London, where she league includes Crediton, Grand had been a patient. Bend, Kirkton and. Dasbwood. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reste- In the 3-2 win, Douglas mayer and • Mrs: Susan Snider Lightfoot scored two goals and attended the funeral of the late Eric Finkbeiner notched a Mrs. Duncan McCallum at the single. Lagon funeral home, London, Crediton tackles Dashwood last week. in th Exeter arena, Tuesday. CREDITON TOPS LOOP Real Estate HOMES EXETER — Low monthly payment, $55.00. Price $10,400. Down payment $2,400. EXETER — New 3-bedroom, attached garage, hot water heat, $3,500 down. Terms. EXETER — New 3-bedroom home. Terms. EXETER — Two new homes, Huron St., landscaped, complete with garage, carport and paved drive- ways, well constructed, hot water heat, broad- loom in living and dining room. CENTRALIA AREA — Full price $4,000. Down payment $1,600. Full basement, new coal fur- nace, 2 acres of land. FARMS Mt. Cannel 125 Acres Mt, Cannel 225 Acres Dashwood ...,...„ .... „.,„„, 200 Acres Kippen Area 150 Acres COTTAGES Four Lakefront Lots Two Cottages, Oakwood Five Cottages, Southcott Pines Four Cottages, Shai'row SUrvey MISCELLANEOUS MILK ROUTE — Exeter Area GENERAL STORE with living quarters, BUILDING LOTS IN DOW SUBDIVISION Prom $700 - $1,200 WE HAVE OTHERS Listings invited. W. H. Hodgson. Limited Reat . Es ate Ihtlittrid0 • PHONE 24 EXETER M, J, Gainer, 'Phone' 24 G, E Dow, Phalle LADIES'g LEAGUE GROUP Pin Poppetles (A. Fairbairn 507) 7 Handicappers (V. Gould 488) .. 0 Wee Hopes (17, Heywood 584) S Merry ',Maids (..)),. ;141,,W.$011 475) Blowettes (K, Penhalo 624) .....7 Hot, Dogs (R. .Do1-40.. 491) ..,,u.. Pills (1). Page 5351 - Trailers (N. Meiltle 644) .. 2 Happy Gala .(N, (ottnan 671) Nile Hawks (0. Sangster 587) Be Bops IA. Pooloy 813) 7 Lucky Strikes (S, Wright 560) (I • 4,13" GROUP Mighty "Mice CP., .13allanlYno 513) Busy Bees (-51. 11irtzel 505) Jolly J1115 (A. Sacker 651) 7 Who Caren Ct3, Reid 555) Droppettes (G. Bader 472) ..... Lollipops (M, Shrimpto) 23) jolly Six (D. Frayne 521). 6. High Hopes It.. Bell 492) Alley C.'ats (K. Bay 535) 7 lollettes (D. Slacks 541) , Frisky Six (Li, Coughlin 581) ,.,, 4 Sputniks (M. Schenk 450)