The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-10-12, Page 4the; times-advocate, exeter, Ontario, Thursday morning, October 12, issoPage 4
I>R, REUBEN H. MUELLER of
Dayton, Ohio, Executive Secretary
of the Board of Christian Edu
cation, the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, who will
preach at anniversary services of
Calvary E.U.B. Church, Dash
wood, on Sunday, October 15, at
the 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ser
vices. The morning service will
be broadcast on GKNX Wingham.
Contrary to common belief
natural gas pipelines seldom help
•develop new industries in the
districts through which they run.
But they greatly aid the expan
sion of existing industries.
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For bird hunting the English
setter enjoys more popularity
currently than any other breed
of dog.
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POP’S
Commodores
To Star In
Dashwood Show
“The Commodores”, rousing
colourful male quartet of sing
ing- entertainers, and the “Video-
ettes”, amazing team of »Swiss
bell ringers, are featured artists
on The Toronto Star’s free good
music concert to be held in Cal
vary Church, Dashwood, Thurs
day, October 19, at 8 p.m.
The Commodores are a lively
success wherever they appear.
This male quartet was never
really organized: it just hap
pened. Each member has some
thing peculiarly his own. All are
individualists whose personality
and vocal gifts have a single
tang of their own.
Tlielr musical direetoi* and ar
ranger, Carl Tapscott was choral
director and arranger for the
Navy Show's “Sea Shanty Choir”.
During the show’s trans-Canada
tour in 1943, when the large,
cast practically lived in dressing
rooms, Tapscott picked up with
three fellow choristers and they
formed a “barber-shop” quartet.
They amused themselves and the
rest of the company with their
unusual harmonies. The follow
ing year, when the company
split into three units for over
seas service, it was inevitable
that the Commodores should be
come a solo feature.
Tapscott, who does all the ar
ranging, has been organist and
choir leader of Rosedale Pres
byterian Church, in Toronto for
the last 1-4 years, While perform-
,group he is second
’ Reddick, Port
is first tenor;
Vancouver, is
Donald Parrish,
Ont., is bass. Leo
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Personal Items
Mr. Duncan Snider is in St.
Joseph Hospital, London, where
he underwent an operation.
Miss Ida Goetz of Chicago spent
a few days with her brother Mr.
and Mrs. R. Goetz last week.
Mr. George Wolfe and freind
Miss Moore of Toronto spent the
week-end with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Derby
and family of Hanover were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kellerman.
| Miss Marks spent Thanksgiving
holidays at hex* home in Listowel
I and Miss Stonehill at hex’ home
in London.
Mr. Archie Bender of Toronto
was a holiday visitor* here.
GUEST STARS oxi The. Toronto Star’s free good music con
cert being held in Calvary Church, Dashwood, on Thursday,
October 19, at 8 p.m., xs this rousing male quartet, The
Commodores. From front they are: Harvard Reddick, Carl
Tapscott, Donald Parrish and John Ringhaul. All are vet
erans of the Navy Show and are considered one of Canada’s
outstanding singjng organizations. In addition to singing as
a quartet, all are
their accompanist.
same
ness,
Ringers. This concert is free to the public and is presented
by The Toronto Star in co-operation with Calvary Church.
soloists in their own right. Leo Lighter^
also is piano soloist. Appearing on the
program are ’’The Video-ettes”, Art and Mabie Guin
an amazing husband and wife team of Sw’iss Bell
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Results Of Tri-School Field
Meet Held At Mitchell
Junior Girls-^-75-yard dash,
Joan Dietz, 9.8 see.; Dorothy
Selves, Mitchell; Florence
Knowles, St. Marys. High jump
—Rosemary 'Whetstone, St.
Marys, 4'5”; Marjorie Barley,
Mitchell; Elaine Hern, Exeter.
Standing broad jump—Elizabeth
Cook, Mitchell, 6’8%”; Nancy
Hoffmeyer, Mitchell; Marie
Hodgson, Exeter. Basketball
speed—Florence Knowles, Exe
ter, 45 revolutions per sec.; Lu
cille Bannon, Mitchell; Jean Sol-
dan, Exeter. Softball throw-—
NOTICE
Saturday, October
continuing every
until further not-
first show will
Starting
.14, and
Saturday
ice, the
start at 6 p.m. Box office
opens at 5:A0 pan.
LYRIC THEATRE
EXETER
Groups Hold Special
Thanksgiving Service
The Evening- Auxiliary of Main
Street Church had as their
guests the members of the W.A.
and W.M.S. at their special
Thanksgiving meeting held in
the Primary Room of the church,
which was nicely decorated with
autumn leaves, flowers and fruit
for the occasion. Merna Walker,
the president of the Auxiliary,
presided and lead a brief busi
ness discussion. Hilda Turnbull
lead in prayer. Mrs. Harold
Simpson sang a fitting solo,
“Thanks Be to God”. Mrs, (Rev,)
Rogers of Hensail United Church
was a most able speaker and
conveyed many worthwhile
thoughts in her Thanksgiving
message, “Now Thank We All
Our God’’, Miss Margaret Dou
gan played a piano number—
“Hungarian Rhapsody’’ ’by Koel-
ling—w h i c h everyone enjoyed.
Refreshments were served at the
close. ' %
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ATTENTION HYDRO CONSUMERS
IN DASHWOOD
In order to obtain, essential data on electrical appliances
for the change-over from 25 to 60 cycles, The Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario is currently con
ducting a survey of electrical equipment in approximate
ly 10% of the homes and commercial establishments
in Dashwood.
Consumers chosen for this survey will be notified by
Hydro of the date the technicians will call.
These men will carry credentials and it is suggested
that consumers request that identification be satisfactor
ily established,
NlfYTF* COMPLETE inventory of the equipment
mV I 0;f all Consumers will be taken just prior
to the change-over, tentatively scheduled foi' December
1951.
The Hydro-Electric Power Commission
Of Ontario
Frequency Standardization Division
Aarpley
Miss Annie McGregor and Miss
Vincent of Mollard Line visited
on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Hugh Hodgins.
The well drillers at S,S. No.
10 Stephen report striking rock
at 126% feet and drilling a.con
siderable distance in the rock,
with plenty of good "water rising
between 60 and 70 feet from the
surface.
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Murray
and Mr. and Mrs. T. Ryan of
Corbett have returned from a
motor trip through Michigan.
Miss Barbara Hayter of Lon
don spent the Thanksgiving
week-end at liei* home here.
Thanksgiving Day guests with
Mr, and Mrs. William Love and
family were Mrs. Mary Gill of
Grand Bend. Mr. Wm. Baker of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Love and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellison Whiting and family of
Centenary, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gill
and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Sturdevant and family
of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Morley visit
ed at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Hodgins on Monday evening on
Mollard Line.
Mrs. Newton Hayter and
daughter Linda and Mrs. Glenn
Haytei* visited in Exeter on Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
.Tones and Randy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridley went
on a motor trip to Quebec over
the week-end.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Clarence Stone and children ill
with measles.
Mitchell; Shirley Anderson, St.
Marys, Softball speed throw—
Jean Craig, St. Marys; Olive
Jefferson, of Mitchell; Margaret
Bray, Exeter. High jump—Jac-
que Fort, St. Marys; Pat Wash
ington, St. Marys; Evelyn Har
mer. Basketball speed—Mitchell,
Exeter, St. Marys. Special throw
for distance—E v e 1 y n
124’10”; Dolores Pfaff,
Joan Batten, Exeter.
Junior Boys—H i g h
Hicks, Exeter, 4’10”;
Exeter; Sawyer, Mitchell,
yard dash—S t u r g i s ,
Hicks, Exeter; Uliner,
Running broad jump-
Exeter, 14’6"
Saunders, St. Marys. Pole vault
—Major, St. Marys, 7’8”; Saw
yer, Mitchell; Colquhoun, Mit
chell. 220 yards—Haley, Exeter,
28.4 sec.; Sturgis, Exeter; Major,
St. Marys. S-pounds shot put—
Saunders, St. Marys, 32’S”;
Hicks, Exeter; Babb, Mitchell.
Relay— 55 4’10 sec.; Exeter,
Mitchell, St. Marys. Hop, step
and jump—Greene, Exetei*, 32.3;
Saunders, St. Marys; Hicks, Exe
ter.
Intermediate Boys — Broad
jump, Maxwell, St. Marys, 17’1”;
Haberer, Exeter; Don O’Brien,
Mitchell. HKi-yard—H aber er,
Exeter, 10 feet 8 inches; Heim
rich, Exeter: O’Brien, Mitchell;
220-yard--Heimrich, Exeter, 24
6/10; Haberer, Exeter; Obrien,
Mitchell. J-m.—Harper, Mitchell,
2.23: Ducharme, Exeter; Court-
nage, St. Marys. Relay, Exeter,
St. Marys, Mitchell. 7“
and jump—Maxwell, St.
37’4”; O’Brien, Mitchell,
Bradshaw, St. Marys (t i e d 1 ; E:
Haberer, Exeter. Pole vault—El-»ter, Mitchell.
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1 !’i Mrs. Viola Capliug, Ralph and
{ Glen, Mr. Oliver Capling of New
Hamburg and Miss Joyce Potter
of Woodstock were Sunday .visit-,
rs with Mrs. Witzel.
Mr. Ed. Sippel of Lansing
■Mich, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Pfile. .last week.
Garry Mason had the misfort
while running across theroad of being struck with a car|
causing a fractured leg and oth
erwise being badly bruised.
Mathews of London and
Mrs T. Watson and son Jack of
Detroit spent the .week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and
family of 'Windsor, and Mr. and
Mrs. K. Streets of Clinton spent
Tanksgiving with Mr. and ^vsJeheR’
D. Tiernan. Ijumn
Mrs. Martha Baker .who has been in London for some time'
spent the week-end at her home j
“"ik and Mrs. Silas Adams Jsj. “S’™ --■1 ......-
London spent Thanksgiving lioli-1 y’
days with Mr. and Mrs. E. G.’ Senior Girls—75-yard dash.
Kraft. jJoan Graham, 8.25; Jacque Fort,
Mrs. Godkin. who has been .St. Marys; Evelyn Wright, Exe-
visiting with relatives in this Iter* Broad jump—-Ruth Kraemer,
vicinity left on Wednesday for • Mitchell, «’S”; Evelyn Harmer,
he home in Vancouver going by ? . , „ . ......_....................
plane from Clinton airport. ? m
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan | ®
(bridal couple 1 have returned ’ from their honeymoon and on ft
their return were tendered a< ft
supper at the home of Mr. and? ft t s,
Mrs. A. Tieman. ® N AMr. and Mrs. Clayton Pfile I ft
spent the week-end in Detroit. I ft
Anniversary service will be ft <
held in the Evangelical church 1 ft AX i 1
on Sunday October the 15 Dr A ft \ I
Reuben Miller of Dayton Ohio? ft I \ V
will be broadcast over C.K.N.X. ? ft V \ V V
Wingham at 11 o’clock. ? ft V \
,r . . tt . . idan, Exeter. Softball throw-—^r* & ■? Hesse,;Dorothy Selves, Mitchell, 14.0’1”;
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Mrs.
Donna King, St. Marys; Jeanette
Schenk, Exeter. Softball speed throw—— — -
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Exeter.
Intermediate Girls—75 -yard
dash, Fern Sawyer, 8 4/5 sec.;
Mary Edighoffer, Mitchell; Ann
Hildebrand. Softball speed—Anna
jDippie, Mitchell, 37; Beverly Re
veille, Exeter; Doreexi Clysdale,
St. Marys. High jump—Fern
Sawyer, 4%’; Lois Nethercott,
St. Marys; Grace Craig. Softball
distance—J e a n Taylor, Exeter,
163’10%”; Gertrude Zehr, Exe
ter; Frances Eady, St. Marys. | Relay, St. Marys. 31%; Mit-j
Exeter. Standing broad ■Fern S a w y e r, Mitchell, I
!6’11%*’; Helen Martin, Lois
Nethercott, St. Marys. Basketball
speed—Phyllis Boyd, Mitchell,
48; Pat Hopper, Exeter; Frances
Exeter. Softball speed
•Marilyn Skinner, Exeter;
■, gt. Marys; Eliza-
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St.’ Marys, Mitchell and
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Marys; Atkins, Exeter. High
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Heimrich, Exeter; Bradshaw, St.
Marys. 440-yard—Willis, St.
Marys, 58.3; Ducharme, Exeter;
Gilfillan, Exeter. Shot put-—
Heimrich, 32’1”; Keyes, Exeter;
Glover, St. Marys,
Senior Boys—100-yard, Brown,
10 4/5; Wade, Exeter; B. Bailie,
Mitchell. Hop, step and jump—
Brown, St. Marys, 36’5”; Moir,
Exeter; H. Bailie, Mitchell. 12-
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Cann, Exeter; Harris,
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