The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-04-16, Page 9THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1953
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Euchre Cl uh
Th final Elimville Euchre Club
was held on Friday evening in
the form of a supper. Final play
offs resulted as follows: ladies’
high, Mrs. Everett Skinner; men’s
high, Alvin Cooper, A humorous
program followed and everyone
reported a splendid season of
enjoyment.
Personal Items
Mrs. Robert Reilly, Ricky and
Bobby spent a few days with the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Carroll, of Toronto. Mrs.
Carroll returned with them on
Thursday and visited here the
remainder of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie
of London, spent the
with their parents, Mr.
Charles Stephen and
Mrs. Austin Dilling,
Miss Donna Murch
Brian Middleton, of
Stephen,
weekend
and
Mr.
Mrs.
and
Mr.and
London,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell.
Mrs. Edward Johns, of Exeter,
and Master Bobby Mergison, of
London, visited Thursday With
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell King and
family of Crediton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murch,
Mr. Howard Pym and Miss Grace
Lobb visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Murch, of Owen
Sound.
Mrs.
in the
Mr.
visited
Wilson
Reilly.
Master Bobby Woods and
Grant Skinner spent Saturday
with Master Edward Skinner.
Allen Johns is a patient
hospital.
Roy Carroll, of London,
Sunday with Mrs. Joe
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Juniors To Sponsor
Machinery Club
South Huron Junior Farmers
will sponsor a machinery
this year, it was decided
meeting Wednesday night.
Guest speaker was Mr.
of the Department of Highways,
who outlined the rules and regu
lations governing sign
along the rights of way.
club
at a
Hospital Auxiliary
To Sponsor Sale
Mrs. Kenneth Johns presided
at the April meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to South Huron
Hospital.
The reports
were heard. Mrs.
ported proceeds
night amounted
of
E.
of
to
more will be turned
advance sale of tickets. A letter
of thanks will be sent to Mr,
Thompson, theatre manager, who
generoiisly donated the proceeds
of the show on April 9.
Mrs. Wes Witmer, Miss Stella
Southcott, Mrs. Ed Johns and
Mrs. Harold Skinner were added
to the ways and means commit
tee and Mrs. Witmer was named
as convenor. The committee re
ported plans were being made
for a rummage sale and the date
was set as May 30.
Mrs. Vernon Heywood report
ed 1224 articles had been cut
by her committee. Mrs. W.
Middleton reported on the num
ber of completed articles and
requested
ing from
at home.
Several
ary planned to attend a meeting
of the Scott Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary in Seaforth on Tuesday
night.
committees
D. Bell re-
tlie theatre
$316 and
in from the
members to take sew-
the meeting to finish
members of the Auxil-
Letter From
Woodham
By MISS BESSIE McCURDY
and
and
Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns
and family, of Ilderton; .Mr. and
Mrs. John Tipping, of Thorndale;
Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Chisholm
and family, of Exeter, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Stephens.
'Miss Florence Armstrong, of
London, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomson.
Mr. Ronnie Webb, of Grand
Bend, spent the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pringle
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vyles
family, of London, visited
day with Mrs. M. Copeland.
Mrs. William Wynn, who has
spent the winter months in Lon
don, returned to her home in
the village on Monday.
Mrs. M. Louch and Frank, of
Hamilton, spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Switzer.
Rev. T. G. Wanless spent a
couple of days in Toronto and
Mrs. Wanless and family, who
spent a few days with Mrs. J.
Adams, returned home. Mrs.
Adams returned also and will
spend a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Wanless.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mills, of
London, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills.
Mrs. George Ball, of Dundas,
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Webb.
Helen and Hilda Levy, of
Transvaal, are spending a few
days with their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rundle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shier, of
London, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten.
,On Thursday evening 18 mem
bers of the choir enjoyed bowl
ing at Exeter. Lunch was served
and a social time was spent at
the home
Copeland.
Mr. and
Grace and
Reg were „
Baird wedding in North Park-
dale United Church in Toronto
recently.
Miss Merle Hazlewood' spent
a few days with her aunts, Dr.
Violet I-Ienry and Miss Eva
Henry, of Toronto.
The Canadian gold mining in-1 Nembers of the Mission Band
dustry employs 22,000 persons. | held a social in the church oil'
Fose,
posts
Farmers Plan
Rustling Fund
At a meeting of the agricultur
al committee of Huron County
Council, associated with the Beef
Producers’ Assoc, of Huron, a
resolution to set up a fund to be
used in apprehending and deal
ing with cattle rustling in the
county was unanimously carried.
R. H. Graham, of the live
stock branch of the Department
of Agricultuure of Ontario, was
present and addressed the meet
ing, emphasizing the necessity
for owners of live stock to be
able to identify every animal in
their possession, and of
ing all stock owned, in
ance with the Branding
Ontario.
Sergeant McGillivray,
tario Provincial Police in Huron
County, also addressed the meet
ing, pointing out the necessity of
co-operation. He said a prompt
report of all rustling was im
portant and even suggested re
porting of any strange or un
known truck in a farmer’s
neighborhood.
brand-
accord-
Act of
of On-of Jean and Glenn
Mrs. Fred Doupe and
Mrs. Ira McCurdy and
■guests at the Down
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Change of Ownership
Mr. J. B. Ready extends a welcome to
old customers of D. A. Ashworth
Mr. J. B. Ready
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News Budget From
Brinsley
By MRS. D. CRAVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting
of Lucan spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fenton,
Mrs?" Jennie Kennedy and
Viola of St. Marys spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Watson.
Mrs. Beatrice Dixon visited re
cently w^th Mrs. Jim Glavin.
Eddie Watson spent Wednes
day with Phyllis and Bobbie
Hodgins.
Mrs. William Maguire is spend
ing a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Don Lucas, of Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Knapton and
Donald, of St. Marys, spent Wed
nesday evening with Mr.
Mrs. Fred Fentop.
Miss Hewitt, teacher of
No. 6 McGillivray, spent
an cl
s.s.
the
Easter holidays at her home in
Stratford.
Miss Doreen Sholdice spent a
few days with friends in Toron
to.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Scott
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Alonzo Hodgins.
Mrs. Beatrice Dixon attended
the Fenton-Knapton wedding
Thorndale on Saturday.
Challengers Meet
The Challengers held
at
their
April meeting at Misses Margaret
and Ida Blanchard’s home.
Mrs. Gordon Triebner presid
ed over the meeting which open
ed with Mrs. Kenneth Swigard,
of Clinton, leading in prayer.
Roll call was answered by a
verse of scripture on Easter. A
discussion was held on the sew
ing project,
have
chest
ing.
was
Stuart Triebner
Mrs. Kenneth Renick, Monkton,
was guest speaker of the evening,
taking her text from Samuel.
She spoke on “Defying the
Armies of the Living God.”
It was decided to
children’s socks for hope
shower for the May meet-
“Some Golden Daybreak”
sung, after which Mrs.
led in prayer.
Monday evening, April 6. A
playlet was given by several
members. Barbara Chatten and
Elizabeth Thacker sang a duet.
Ruth I-Iooner played an instru
mental. Mr. Clayton Harris, of
Munro,. showed pictures taken
around home and while on a trip
last year.
Elimville
of a pot-
by 55
Second Line In
Biddulph
By MRS. H. EDSON
Mrs. Ralph Batten
Addresses Wl .
The April meeting of
Institute took the form
luck supper attended
members.
Mrs. Ralph Batten was guest
speaker, taking as her topic
“Publicity", touching on inter
national, community and personal
phases of publicity and the his
tory of advertising. ,
Boll call was answered by
“My Favorite Speaker”.
Mrs. Harold Taylor,.,. . Girl's
Club leader, displayed the dresses
made by the girls for the project
“Cottons May Be Smart.” Eliza
beth Hunter gave an interesting
talk on the proper use of acces
sories.
The annual reports of the
various committees were read.
Miss Ruth Skinner gave the
District Director’s report.
The members voted to award
a prize for the ^best Coronation
scrap books.
Mrs, Jackson' Woods gave the
motto and current events were
discussed
Stephens.
Mrs. Harold
president, was
salad bowl.
b y Mrs. Charles
Hunter, the past
presented with a
Stricken In Field,
Farmer Succumbs
Mr. Steve Tasko, who
stricken with coronary throm
bosis while working on his farm
near Centralia on Monday, died
before medical aid could reach
him.
He was born in Hungary and
came to Canada in 1927. Mrs.
Tasko and son Lewis came here
two years later. They made their
home in Windsor for two years
and since then have farmed in
the Centralia district, having
been on their present farm for
14 years.
Mr. Tasko was a member of
St. Peter’s Church, Clandeboye.
Surviving besides his
one son Lewis, and a
Margaret, at home, and
| ter Helen, of London.
’ The body rested at the Hopper-
I Hockey funeral ho m e until
Thursday morning when the
funeral service was conducted at
Our Lady of
by the Rev.
arty.
Interment __
Carmel cemetery.
was
Mt. Qarmel Church
Father J. M. Fog.
was made
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Sunday visitors with Mr. and
C. Atkinson were Mr. and
McAlpine and fam-
Craig.
Ann Blair spent a
London last week
Mrs.
Mrs. Gordon
ily, of Ailsa
Miss Janet
few days in
with her grandmother, Mrs. Leo
Fl^nnigan,
Mr. and Mrs. Rhiney Heckman
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Campbell, of Exeter.
Mrs. Chris Fischer, Ken and
Joyce were Tuesday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Fischer and family of London.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Skinner and
Mr. and Mrs. J. McAllister and
boys spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill ~ ■
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Mrs. M.
and Mrs.
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Mrs. C. Fischer
Mrs. Ray Fischer, of London.
Mrs. Orville Langford and
John spent the Easter holidays
in Toronto with her sister, Mrs.
Alex Dobson.
Visitors on Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Fischer were
Mrs. Wallace Fleet and Bobbie
and Mrs. H. Tipping, of London.
Master Lloyd Stanlake,
don, spent the Easter
with his grandparents,
Mrs. C. Fischer.
Mr. J. Spacek had
fortune to break three ribs on
Friday while fencing.
David, SheiltKand
ton spent Saturday
cousins, Albert and
bert, of Ilderton.
Mrs. Cecil Skinner
days last week with
ter, Mrs. Ken Mason, Belgrave.
Treibner, of Exeter,
visitors with Mr.6 and
H. Elston were Mr.
R. Gates, Centralia,
visitors with Mr. and
were Mr. and
Lon-
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Mr. and
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