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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-10-24, Page 15Ey MRS. 'WM. WALTERS. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Day- man and. family ,of KippenYlsit- sunciay with Mr. and Mrs. Win, Walters and Danny, By MRS. C. WOODBURN By MRS. J. H. PATON OLANDEBOYE An unusual feature of the agriculture meeting of Clan- deboye WI convened by Mrs. David Henry was an hour and a half visit to the chicken farm of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosser, Ailsa Craig. They saw 3,000 caged Leg- horn layers, the methods of caring and washing eggs and a storage room with controlled temperature for the eggs. The members returned to the home of Mrs. Rae Hodgins for their meeting when a donation was voted to CNIB and it was planned that white gifts be sent to the Middlesex branch of Can- adian Mental Health Associa- tion this year, A contest on agriculture was won by Mrs. Albert Rosser. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ray Cunningham, Mrs. Cecil Carter and Mrs. Alan Hill. CHURCH NEWS Harvest Thanksgiving ser- vice was held on Sunday, Oct 20 at 2:30 pm with the Rev. Duncan M. Guest of Centralia UC as guest minister. Special music was contri- buted by the Young People who formed the choir and soloists Miss Judy Scott and Miss Mar- jorie Donaldson with pianist Mrs. G. W. Sach accompanist. On Sunday, Oct. 27 service will be at 9:45 am Standard Time. On the following Sunday Nov. 3 the time of service for winter months will be at 2 pm. At this service sacrament of baptism will be observed. At St. James Church on Sun- day the rector the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster conducted the ser- By GORDON MORLEY Earl Lewis, Harvey and Gor- don Morley attended the Inter- national Plowing Match at Cale- don. Mrs. Gordon Allison and Miss Kathleen Morley attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Cora Noyes on Tuesday. Mr. Bob Glenn received in- juries in a fall while at work as electrician. Numerous farmers attended the plowing match on Saturday at the Jim and Clare Paton farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dixon were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Robinson and family. There will be no service at United Church Sunday, Oct 27 owing to Carlisle anniversary services. Mrs. Douglas Lewis returned home from Middlesex-Strath- roy Hospital on Sunday. One of the driest autumns on record for some years h as forced a few farmers to haul water also making difficult ploughing conditions. For fast relief from Menstrual pain you can count on help from the 4 active ingredients in Dia.cusisiEt PARADOL P cu Or vut,,s Frigidaire Sales with Service Drysdale Crest Hardware PHONE 11 HENSALL Area clerks wire. Barry Ford .o.f• wood- ham .vieited punday -with Mr , and ivire. Freeman Borne., Mr,. and. Mrs., gerald Praline- ,ano Lori of gxeter vieited .Snn, tiny with Mr. Allrl Mrs, .gorFlph Prance and family. and Nix's., Arthur Ranclau and Mr , and •Mr.e, Hart Ban- AT THE HiGH .SCHOOL flizabotfr pew dell of Wyoming visited with Mr, and Mrs. Newton Clarke imday,. gr, and Mrs., ,citaries Fran, vis and gd Francie Of Crosswel1, Miclh and Mr, And mrs„ Bert Frannie a Exetor .0411Pft .0.a. Mr,. Ana Mrs, John. coward and Mr. and Mrs., New- ton Clarke, $nnday evening, pick officers ile dubs - spur track "Whan ygo lpok i! lbis way, laciy„„ ,.. Your troubles ore !oven This time we're putting down vitrified clay sewer pipe—it lastsl" Avoid costly repairs anci replacements.. at the start For sanitary sewers, install Plain End Vitrified Clay Pipe for everlasting, trouble-free service Plain Enrf Pipe from 4" to 27" CANADA VITRIFIED PRODUCTS L.IMITED SALES OFFICE IL PLANT: ,.-"" AS BURWELL ROAD, ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO VISITORS INSPECTED WORK OF CHILDREN IN CLASSROOMS ON NEW BIDDULPH SCHOOL These clubs were started the second week in September and ended October 16, All the boys who qualified for membership in the clubs will receive crests. We will know in the spring, when we again compete against other schools, just how much these clubs have helped our boys. SCHOOL DANCE The first school dance was held Friday night in the school auditorium. This dance spon- sored by the Paper Staff, at- tracted nearly 300 students. The records were spun by John Mac- Naughton who got the evening started with a snowball dance. The auditorium was decorated in an autumn theme. Presenting Sheila (nes Billing) ' end her daughter. Angela Mary f/1010. on their IsMt mOdethng .ossignment together. WI sees modern egg farm MECCA "•••-•, .3-63 ,31101/1140111. HEALS BOILS PIMPLES Mecca ointment relieves pain, clears up infection, and promotes fast healing. Sold at all drug counters. Soothing Antiseptic BEAVER LUMBER In past years, the girls of our scnool have put on better performances than the boys at the track meets where they compete against other schools. However this year, Mr. Bogart and Mr, Mielde the physical education teachers, introduced some clubs which would help the boys in future competition, A 25-mile club was formed in an attempt to increase phy- sical fitness and also to create an interest in track and field since not too much has been shown in previous years, The boys, in order to qualify as members of this club, were required to run up to a maxi- mum of two miles daily or could run not less than half a mile. Approximately 60 boys com- pleted the 25 miles. This is an indication of the enthusiasm shown. A 5-minute mile club and a 6-minute mile club were also introduced to improve the cali- bre of the distance runners. There were 16 boys who quali- fied for membership in the 6- minute club. The best time was five minutes and 25 seconds and this was time set byJohnBrown of Grade 11A(G). However no one was able to run a mile in five minutes and this club has no members. CONKLIN LUMBER CENTRE GODS RICE J. 13, Livermore, Clerk-trea- surer of Clinton and president Of the Huron County Municipal O f fi c er s' Association, was elected chairman of the newly organized clerks' and treasur- ers' branch, meeting last Wed- nesdaY in the courthouse. Other officers; HarryStrang. Usborne, one-year member of the executive; Hen Straughan, Colborne, three-year; R, H. Thompson, Ooderich township, two-year; John G. Berry, sec- retary. A useful discussion took place on tax registration proceedings under the department of muni- cipal affairs act, as opposed to tax sale procednre under the Assessment Act. Speaking on this subject were Dean R. Tay- lor, supervisor, and G, M. Scott, assistant supervisor, from the municipal organization and ad- ministration branch, Depart- ment of Municipal Affairs. Stuart Forbes, county co- ordinator of the emer gene y measures organization, outlin- ed the responsibilities of clerks and treasurers in that connec- tion. Warden Walter Forbes, who welcomed the members, said "It is a wonderful thing to get together and discuss your com- mon problems. I am sure each one attending these meeting's will take home something that will be helpful in his work in future years. We cannot get along without our appointed of- ficials; they are the ones who give direction to the elected Next meeting of the branch will be in the spring, along with the parent body, with the town of Clinton as host. The as- sessors' branch will do the same. Phone 235-1582 MAIN ST., EXETER 72 Phone 235-1422 NO. 83 HWY EXETER The couple were presented with gifts. LOCALS Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie, Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harper, Joan, Jimmy and Donald, St. Pauls, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham, Kim- berly and Tracy of London. Se- veral of the family observed birthdays. Last week while Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham visited Mon- treal, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham entertained their grandchildren, Kimbe r l y and Tracy Cunningham and Mrs. Mary Isaac of Parkhill. vice of Holy Communion. It was layman's Sunday and Mr. Lancaster read pastoral news from the Primate. On Sunday Oct 27 service will be at 2;30 pm but Standard Time will be observed. MARK ANNIVERSARY On Wednesday evening Oct 16 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan of Thorndale were honored on their twentieth wedding an- niversary at the home of Mrs. Harvey Riehl in London. Other guests were Mrs. David Hills and Robert Riehl, Lon- don, Miss Myrna Logan, Thorn- dale, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paton, Mr. Wm. 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