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Leltpops Lippert 558) 7
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By MRS.. WILLIAM RPHP.R
The first fall meeting of the
Happy DotAbles club was held
on -Monday evening in the
church with a good crowd 10
attendance,
The evening opeped with a
Hallowe'en masciuerade party
with prizes for funniest cos-
tume Won by Alin.er PassniOret
most like Hallowe'en, Airs.
Floyd Stewart; fanciest cos-
thine, Mrs. Lorne Passmoret
most like what you are repre-
senting, Lorne Balleritype; most
modern costume, Mrs. Almer
Passmore; most old fashioned
costume, Mrs. Glen Stewart:
best-dressed couple. Mr, and
Mrs. Ross Hodgert; funniest
couple, Mr. and Airs. Bill Roh-
de.'
The program was conducted
by Mrs. Ray Cann visited by
Mr. Ray Cann and Mr, and
Mrs. Murray Dawson, The
business was conducted by the
vice president Mrs. Ross Hod-
gert.
Mrs. Glen Stewart, secre-
tary read some. letters from the
club's adopted foster chtild.
At the November meeting - Continued from page 7
ideas • for raising money are to
be brought in,
The meeting closed with sev-
ral games, contests and lunch.
Personal items
Local art enthusiasts brought
23 paintings for Mr, Bennett to
criticize, This portion of the
program was extremely inter-
esting because Mr. Bennett
Blanthard brought out many enlightening
facts for the painting of various
pictures,
People from Brussels. Dash-
wood, Centralia, Mitchell, Sea-
forth, Hensall, RCAF Centralia
and Exeter attended the two-
hour seminar.
Art Club Starts
Exeter's adult art club bap-
tized its 12-week '62 - '63 pro-
gram in the basement of the
Exeter Public Library Monday.
evening, :\ir.Greg
Curnoe, professional
artist from the Antists' Work
Shop in London, was hired to
conduct the 12-week course.
Mr, Curnoe attended the art
course at Beal Tech, London
for two years and attended the
Doon School of Art in 1956. In
'57, Mr. Curnoe started at the
Ontario College of Art and fin-
ished there in 60. The London
professional has taught at the
University settlement in To-
ronto and at the Artists' Work-
shops in London. He has also ex-
hibited his work over the past
six years in London, Toronto,
Winnipeg and. Regina.
Air. Curnoe is a capable re-
placement for John Chambers
who originally was scheduled to
conduct the Exeter classes. Un-
forseen circumstances forced
Mr. Chambers to withdraw his
services,
THAMES ROAD M. awl Airs. -Gene .Folley of
Lexington, Michigan, were
visitors on J"t'iday Willi Mr. and
Airs, William Allen and girls
Rev, Hugh and Airs. Wilson
were Sunday evening guests
with. Mrs, IL N. Dens of Lon-
don.
air, and Mrs, Morrison Cas-
well, Billy and Diane of Lop-
don, spent Saturday with Air,
and Airs. Alvin Passmore.
Mr. and Airs. Ken Brazier,
Michele and Carol Lynn of
Brantford spent the weekend
with Mr. and Airs. Alvin Pass-
more.
Mr, and Mrs. Case de Mooy
and Sandra of London visited
on Tuesday with Air. and Airs.
Alvin Passmore, Mrs. de Mooy
and Sandra are remaining for
a few days.
The Sunday services will be
withdrawn on Sunday morn-
ing owing to .Eihnville anni-
versary which \\rill be on
Standard Time.
nesday evening at the Exeter
Public Library before 7:30 p.m,
Seminar Successful
Forty-eight enthusiastic paint-
ters from Exeter and district
attended Exeter's first art semi-
nar held in the basement of the
Exeter Public Library Thurs-
day evening,
Mr. Paul Bennett, art advisor
for the Community Programmes
Branch, Department of Educa-
tion, was the guest speaker.
His presentation included a lec-
ture and discussion on the his-
tory of art, a session on pro-
gramming for groups and a
question and answer period.
Mr. Bennett showed slides on
various types of paintings to
point out various ways that one
could go when letting loose with
a paint brush,
Criticize Paintings
Rec news
4 g by and Debbie of London vis-
a ited Sunday evening with Air.
2 and Mrs. Claire Sisson.
Mrs. Margaret AdeCorquo-
dale of Embro, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken. Howard of Woodstock vis-
ited Sunday with Air. and Mrs
Grant McCorquodale,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, G. Jones
and family were Saturday eve-
ning guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Bryan of Ebenezer.
Mr. and. Airs. Edwin Hawk-
ins and family of Oxford Cen-
tre were Sunday guests of Mr.
and' Airs. Leonard Mills.
Air, Orville Rinn, Miss Mary
Ellen Sittherland of Ilderton,
Air, and Mrs. Bill Sherriett
were Sunday guests of Air, and
Mrs, Lloyd Thomson.
Miss Anne Thomson spent
the weekend with Mr. and.
Mrs, Chas. Lambert of Lon.
don,
Mr, and Airs. Wm. 0, Jones
and family were Sunday eve-
ning dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas, B. Bryan of Prospect
Hill.
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOP E..R
wksaMiz
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Morley Waugh
of London visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thack-
er.
Mr, and airs. Leonard Thack-
er and family, Mrs. Fred Patti-
son were at Evans funeral
home, London, on Sunday to
see the late George Carter of
London.
Mr. and Airs. Parkinson and.
family visited S unday with
Mrs, 1.;ella Dann and Mrs. Kitty
of London.
Mr, and Mrs. Claire Sisson
4 were Sunday guests of Mr. and
(l Mrs. Henry Moore of Ridge.
4 town.
Mr. and Airs. Lawrence Gras-
r,rneers (n. (nu' 'wood7511
Boeliete .(ss. .Kelly 7451
. 'Billiards (20260) . 1/:
Ringers (192g7) 17
B ig Six 120.10, . „ 16
Ringpins ()MN) I6
Bovicets (211008) 14
1.. Supertesi (18771) 14.
Trarlesme» (18014) . 12
reests 12 . • ..
A&f:f Specials (Isla) g
Huskies (177671
liensall 1126991
Spares c137871
"a" GROUP
F. Tigers t:1. Finlaysnn 704,
Hot Rods (B.. Patterson 66111 0
Bo-.1)lIleys (R. Slather¢ 5S11 3
Larks (J. Carr 595) 1
N N.. Slest 11.1, Sehroed.er 650 1
D. Fuels D. 31cFalls 535) .... 1
C. Loggers 131_ McIntyre 594) 2
Bankmonts (14. -7Wolfe 6131 .. 1
Vairlanes (C. Edwards 617 -West on s D. 13runzlow 419).
Canners IF, 13vintnell 6481 •
Milkmen (S. Stire 5551 .....,... 1
Cry stal Loggers 1S583) ,... 19
l4ippen Tigers (19298) 16
Bankmonts 119142) . 1.5
'Milkmen 1161183)
Patrianea 08532) .... 13
N. End Superiest (187614 . 13
110•Blcileys 417402) . 13
Larks (1.654.1 10
Canners (151911 .10
Hot Rods (1.69111 9
Sterling Fuels (15531') '7
Westons (151142) . „ . 3
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4
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LADIES' INTERTOWN
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Sfratfnrd , 41
S, Marys
19
St, Marys 111746) 14
St •Al ford (11745) 7
Zur; cdi 110,11114
High single: ra, lilesorYC reedi.
ion I :136
High tripas-. 1r. 'Murray if4t.
alars.s, sus
MIXED LEAGUE
Con! Oar s (T. Burke 7871 5
1Thift. Doses ID, Wells 654) .... 2
ChekensGras. et t 735) , .. 7
TIndgers 114. Penhale 11191 „ „
13 one trot ers +M. (;Inver 6381 .. 5 tirhi‹ R Hilda 1h. Munro 6011) 2
'1't-k is! ors ,1. Campbell 5121 5
14ot Toddies (.5. Gunn 625) 3
FRIDAY NITERS
NighteugaleS IP • Hamathei 51111 5
Poppet:es IM, Horkev 4971
'l'np cats • A. lionianiuk 5611 S
Alley Girls 04. Pl1iatrault 4011 3
The Jokers ill, ;Saude,r 545) 5
the lsarlsonea (M. Bridges 5561 2
BANTAM BOYS '
Rocket s (Jim Darling 3771 3
Bitic jays (lack Ds r.lng 2351 2
Tigers 1.11. Moore 257) . 0
Night Hawks (11.ick Weber 3491 5
WIlk3.0fLtS (1), Kirk 115 ) (I
Silver Darts ID. Hinton 111) 5
Silver Darts -- , , • - • -: • .8 Hite Hawks .. I
Rockets . ..,. 6
Fine .Jaya 4
Wildcats .. ...... .... ....... - ,......., 3
High singie: Rises weber (111)
High double' Jim Darling (3571
BANTAM GIRLS
Farquhar 260) 5
Sparrows ( C. Holtzman 174) . 0
Owls Ferguson 2421 ..... 5
Larks (R. Whiting 152)
canaries (a, Sweet 1.3):) .
Robins (.1. Waver 196) ..
(
'. anarles • • ' • .• • .... 30
Chickadees 18
t
.B.obins
SParrOWS . ......... ,
balks .....
High single: .1', Ferguson (181)
High double: L. Farquhar I 260.1
JUNIOR BOYS 8. GIRLS
T - Birds (D. I.. Campbell 321; 5
Pin Busters 11-', Schroeder 260) 't
Dodgers IL. Wells 105; ,
„lets (R. Durand 326; . ...... 2
SENIOR BOYS & GIRLS
Dynatniters I), Wright 3S0) . 3
Cool Cats (P. 31cFalls 447) ,..
K-em,-Dow ns Ilosar 477) 5
LUCAN LANES
C. Basta oran t Freeman. 575) 3
Agrien (.1. (tykes 5014 . 0
Dairy Inert 114, McDonald 6121
Hot Shots 1(. Hodgins 6111 , II
Legion N. Carling 607 . 3
Vit e Eaters NV, Hickson 504 ,. 0
Rex Ill. G1e(11110 ;0,1 )
Duffers Ainsurinjohn 500)
Haft). men
Legion
Shamrocks .9
1Voodbutt hers
Lumber 1:inive
('Slurs! Restaltrrint 7
Hot Shots 5
Mote: 4
Hex
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.kgritm . .
Fire TI:411 ern
nigh single' It. Gledhill 129,61
High triple, 11 Gledhir 1681 •
LADIES' LEAGUE
;4:venires •A. Zuhal 1821
A. es )-
Balommr(B, W tson 216) 211
Ramblers (S. Really 25111 19
Shamrocks I F. Arnold 2121 . ,16
C. t'ot'es 1.1. Simpson 30111'5
I.Pg.orn It es ID I`rmlgr 31t) . 12
B1111111014 T NT. -Ca! )1t1¢ 201,1 11
Sou: T.11ks 1F. Wraith 244 . 11
H1;0, Bop,: r MoodY 191'1 1'7' Diamonds IM 1-1 origins. 214
The Clow ns 11,, BPS mgt. on 73)
High single; 1, Simpson (304)
High triple' M. warms (599)
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Report on
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.Personal items
Aire. George Sherritt -of Cal-
gary arrived en Friday eves
Meg to visit with alr. and Airs.
Herbert Harlton and other rel-
atives and friends in this porn
munity.
Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Reid of
Lakeport, were Sunday
and Monday visitors with. Air.
and Mrs, Hugh Morons.
Mr. Roy Rats and Mr. Cliff
Russell are home after a sties
cesaftd moose hunt at Matach-
ewan, Northern Ontario,
Mr. Roy Comfort and. Miss
Marilyn Cook of Fenwick were
Sunday visitors with his sisters,
:Airs. Jack Pickering, Mrs. Mil-
ton Sweitzer, Mrs. Stuart _Sweit-
zer, their husbands and fami-
lies.
Mr. David Sheppard of Tor.
onto. spent the. weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sheppard.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Kers-
lake and family of Elimville
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner and
Mr. and Mrs, 'Ekron Hodgins
of Woodstock were Sunday 'vis-
itors with Mr, and Mrs, Her-
brt Elerlton.
Mr. and Airs. Jack. Smith of
Woodham were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Bert Harlton.
Mr. and Airs, Jack Smith of
Woodham visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Wray Sweitzer
and family,
The family of Mr, and Mrs.
Herbert Harlton held a sur-
prise dinner party on Monday
night at their home in honor of
Mr, Hatton's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Love,
TOM and Bob of Parkhill and
Miss Barbara Love of Toronto
were Monday evening visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Ross Love
and Kathryn,
LUCAN LANES
COLLEENS
(October 10)
wingdings IA Wissel 577J .
Tee Tappet's (T. .Hodgins 445) 0
Little Shots (Ti, Hodgins 565) „ 4 T op Fiv e I Af, Carling' 486) 1
AILSA CRAIG MEN
Whd Cats t M. lulls 431)
Black Panthers (H. Dixon 486)
LADIES' LEAGUE
Harmony (see. (.1. Borland 520)
l'utoucliables 1.1, Gibbs 505) . 0
Hot Shots (P. Schroeder 452) , .. 2
Braves (G. Alasse 4871 . ... .
Pit exrackers (N. Trott 632)
Westerners 'R'. Gill 501) 2
Toms Gunning 6691 , ..„ 6
Legioneties (1'. Clarke 601) .
Flreoraekers . .„ ,„ 17
A70111,, 16
Le.glOriett es 1.2
Harmony GA:a ...... 21
1 'ntottrhahles .
Braves 9
Hot Chats .............. 7
"wesierners „ . 6
High single: 0. Gunning (227
High triple: 0. Gunning (60)
By MRS. J OHN TEMPt,EMAN
Mrs, Lizzie Campbell and.
BeRa, .Setiforth visited on Fri-
.da y with Mrs. Mary Ten1Ple-
man.
Teresa and V :a i.e. x .1 a Ann
Scott, Cromarty, spent a week
with their aunt anti tutele, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Agar,
Relatives from Hamilton and.
Toronto visited over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Bowman!.
Pupils from the It ibbert
schools enjoyed a holiday on
Friday while the teachers at-
tended a convention in ate
Exeter Public School.
Fay Templeman visited over
the weekend with Carol Ann
Vivian.
Mr, and Mrs. John Temple-
man and family visited on Sun•
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Tem.plem an, Maxwell.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Templeman were Miss Marga-
ret and James Miller, and Air,
and airs. Will Miller, Cromer-
ty,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
and family visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and. Airs, Ken
Dunean and family, Kirkton.
Sunday evening visitors with
Air. and Mrs. John Templeman
were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ma-
yer and family, Thames Road,
Mrs, Carter Kerslake, Mrs,
Gerald Agar, and Airs. John
Templeman attended the local
leaders training school on "Win-
dow Treatment" held on Tues-
day and Wednesday in the Col-
isium at Stratford.
Quite a number of ladies
from the UCW at Staffa at-
tended the meeting at Roy's
United Church on Wednesday
evening last,
Teens plan
masquerade
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville Messengers
held a successful cookie and
candy sale on Saturday with
proceeds amounting to $14.25.
The Hallowe'en masquerade
\ ',till be held on Friday evening
in the church basement.
Personal items
Mrs. Howard Pym entertain-
ed a number of ladies last
Thursday evening to a demon.
st1.411°11,ed Mrs. Floyd Cooper
attended the Schoenewnes-Lux-
ton wedding at Owen Sound on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cooper
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Airs. Al McDonald and
family at Owen Sound,
The Elimville Teen Town Hal-
lowe'en dance will be held. Sal•
urday evening 9-11,30 when
prizes will be presented to those
in costume,
Airs. Beatrice Munn and Airs,
Thomas Drover of Chiselhurst
visited on Monday with Mrs.
Thomas Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wolfe of
Valley Stream, N.Y., after
spending the past week with
the latter's mother, Airs. Thos.
Bell, left earls' Friday morning
for their home.
Mr. and Airs. Almer Pass-
more visited with Mrs. Ross
Merrill of Clinton, who is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, London, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey
and Bobby of Woodham visited
on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Knight,
Mr. and Mrs, William Roh-
de and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Benneweis of
Bornholm on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Jeffery
visited with relatives in Sar.
nia and Port Huron on Thurs-
day,
Mr. and. Mrs, Bert Chadwick
of Crosswell, Michigan, and
Happenings in
.1.,,RAGUE
"A" GROUP
• mniarth, .B, PooleY 617)
Hensall 121. Baker 6121
Stx 113. Holtzman sssi se.
Huskies, (13. Farmihar 710)
Tradesmen ((1. Rriotnell 7391
A Specials IR. .1ory 5711
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A" LEAGUE
Lurky Strikes FAstc. 536)
Be Bops 1,11, Holtzman 593)
Pills IL. Sun)); 652) . ,
Trailers t.1, Cronyn 6494
N, Hawks tB. Sangster 5211)
Happy Cals in. Munroe 560)
Frisky Six rB. Coughlin 5-In) ,..,
Hot Dogs II. Campbell 513) ....
Wee Hopes (N.. ('a'clwel, 7r,.3
'Merry Maids .( L. Fincombe 68g)
Clint nn .. 7
0,-,editnis ...... ..... ... ..... , • , ..... 0
r(oderieh .. MItebell ................ 2
clInfrin flatle t 27
tt-nrWtir.11 s 11761 I ..... .........,.... 1.7
Exeter c 1146:11 ...... .., 15
Ilitr'1101 4 i.1 roll'a tn
II ell-inn (11625,,
4
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1
4
The jo);.erS 11
jeMppet 14
TKIllgPins (C. Walker 7391 1'00 Ca18 .12
Pepsis Lt. Coughlin x:971 1 'Nigh (en gales
• Stipert est IT. .I.Nrrell 60) 4 The 1-7,art v oiles
SpdreK (13. Nienl 1134) 0 Alley Girls 7
3 }Ugh single: A. Rornaniqk (2; 53
High triple: .1. I nanink 1501/
High single: 1). 'Brim 1337)
High tripie: R. Collingwood
(7641 Bombers t.1. 0 rassicit 318) „...„. 6
H idden score• F. Jorgensen Kingpins ( D, Wolfe "JO) ... .
Bombers . ....... .. . . ... .......... In
T-Birds In
Dodgers 5
Pin Busters 3
0 Jets I
7 Kingpins . .... .. . 0
5 High single; R. .Durand (2(191
4 High double: p. L. Campheq
4 112,1
4': a cker.ia,c1,s ( Pl. Caldwell 333 ) 4
Blowers ( 1. hoarier -4921 , e , ill ,..,, ea It.: nri
C),ioker404 ..... 2* (pills 4, 1.1114a 21
11111'P '11110Irm' .... 1/i' I.! .1 Pli.Pr3:4.,k•• rk 13;nbpIrmfprri• 11 *Pw•tsters
6=.m ere
1-1o, Tarldies . 11 ?)edgers . ... ... .., . 1
:kfi.er 3. Mali Pintl*: - la. teretvett via; T.
Merest aril h triple: '1'. Burke fess )
1,sirilea' high single: V. -Stagg (Zsia ',1
Leritea' high triplet At. <Stover tent)
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1it
iii
Pin Fopperies I P. Haugh 5401 5 Strikers ( B. Farquhar 352) .... • 3.
f ir,V,ettes ;G. Smith 5101 . comets (I1, Sanders 334) ..... .
Flits .. ..• . . 31 1 iymarnit Pt' . . . . 7
Ha :my Gals . 311 I:neck-cm-Downs .-
Pin Poppet( es St nice; S . . 5
Hot 1 Ings 5 Avingdings .... ... . „....... ..... .., 15 . t'ord Cats
2 'l'op Five 6 Trailers 4A-' ol °n'ileLtss The TOP Tappers . N Ha w ks 5
Fie Sops , High single: E. Gosar 0051 Little Shots .... .......... ,.. , .. 4
Frisky Sis, High double: H. Gosar (477) High. single: C. 'Wissel (276)
Merry Maids . 17 'High triple; C. Wissel 1636r
Roller les 15 High average: C. Wissel ((96)
Lucky Si rikes 11
Wee Hopes . ... .. . ...... . 11.
High single: 1,, Smit 11 (2701
Hidden single; R. Coughlin
"B" GROUP
jr);)r. Six III. skinner 576) , 7
•1-1;01 Hopes(rd. Bogart 500 ) „.. L. Kings O. Nurse 5241 . 2
W.butchers (R. Woodward 663) 1 Lucky Six 1,1, Hodgson 622)
D. Dare .))evils -McComb 403)
C. Supers (A, flocigins 645)
Chevy 161gbIs 11). Collins 603) .
MEN'S LEAGUE
Shamrocks ( FL Rolling's 595; 3
Hotel IA, Gilmour 479) 11 BO4 Lour= (N, Lewis 612)
B. Bombers a), Lewis 559) .....
Wingdings 10
Toe Tappers 5
. Little Shots 4
Top Five 1
High single: /1). Hodgins (255)
High triple: A. Wissel (587)
High average; A, Wissel (201)
(October 174
Top PINPS 31, Carling 547)
Wingdings (1', NVIssel 61St
Little Shots (t.. Blake 495)
Toe Tappers ('r. Bodging 397)
(The \ )' Bights ... , , ..... .. 10
Clandeboye, Supers I
Lucky Six 7
Brinslev Bombers 7
Wild rats . . ...... .,....,, , '7
Bottoms VP 6
Devizes Dare Devtle .. ...... a
Black Panthers .. . .. ,.._ (1
High single: 1), Collins (274)
High triple: A. Hodgins (6,18)
GB LANES
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It makes good sense for a wife 10 be well inforined about
her husband's insorance. Her security is the number one
objective and it's
through her budgeting
sti skill that money can
be set aside for the
future, If you and your
husband would like to
review any or these
duestions, just call
the Man from.
Matte factererS, You'l
1.11f117d him a competent
and friendly adviser,
...about her hosbaricrs life insurance. How many "I
don't know's" would you score on this test?
.1. Ilov, many policies does yout husband own? Does he
have group insurance where he works? How much is the
total amount of protection provided?
2. Are any of his policies just temporary? How old will
you be When this temporary protection terminates?
3. Is your husband's life insurance coordinated into a
program? Is there a part ear-marked to pay off the
mortgage; to educate the children? Bow much income
would it pay now? How long would it last?
A. E. Pym, C.L.U,
Representative
EXETER
Tel: 236-0395
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