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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-07-07, Page 4THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, 'hURSDAY MORNJNC JLJLIY '7, 1 • mfa Mans Reunion Picas for the 'O14 1Boya and Gill' ifteunion at S. S. No. 3, Ib - 'be t •('Staffs shoal) Ire coni- rdeted and .officials e•re looking for a big crowd. From the replies received from, aloe secretary of the reunion •many. enc -pupils and teachers are enthus- #rrstic about returning to their forme school. The date et the rem;nina is July 23. DAtAY VA LU THE MILKY WAY I5 THE HEALTHY WAY WHEN YOU DRINK VITAMIN -PACKED HI6HLANDIIIIIC DAIRY MILK! First Reunion For Cann Clan The first Cann family picnic since 1939 was held in River- view 1'arir with 120 in attend- ance an Saturday. A prograxq„ of sports was car- ried out. In running races the winners were Elaine Gackstetter Sylvia Canu, Margaret Johns Bobbie Laramie, Marion Kerslake Fred Miller, Dorothy Kerslake, Susan 'Cann, Floyd Blanchard Marion 'Cann .and Reg Hadgert. Nick -the -slipper, Susan Cann Fred Miller, 'Marjorie Jahns and Arnold Cann; distance judging Keith Weber. In the relay races Bob •Jeffrey's side won the bean contest and Everett Miller's side, "pass the grapefruit" and "gum and gloves". The youngest person present was Johnny Ostler; the oldest person, Mrs. Ben Williams, and the person coming the greatest distance, Gordon Cann from'New- market. (Rollie Williams was named president for 1956; Carman Cann, secretary -treasurer, and Arnold Cann, Robert Jeffery, Marjorie Johns and • Gladys E1$er, directors. Typewriter Paper GO Sheet Pads — 25¢ Also Available In 100, 500 And 1,000 Lots Times -Advocate PHONE 770 EXETER ,AIll„line/l"Ig111111,,,,11",11, 1m 11111.411114 llllllllllllll p,",""","""„HO llll1111,111111111llllll 11,1111111111111,111111 111111111t@1111111t1R11tilliil WHEEL BALANCING SPECIAL Unbalanced wheels cause exccs. sive tire wear, ruin your driving pleasure with annoying wheel "thump”—burn out wheel bear. Ings and cause unnecessary driv. Ing strain on the steering system and driver. For your car, your tires and your own driving pleasure we are offering this "ONE STOP" scientific wheel balancing SPECIAL at this extra low price of only $1.50 per wheel (wheel weights extra) DRIVE IN TODAY CN,uF-A ... monnRc11 Larry Snider Motors ft Phone 624 LTD. Exeter Only your FORDMONARCH DEALER SeIS UgDSEARS TRU KS WHAT MEANS EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK THAT RATES THE A.1 SIGNHAS BEEN Reconditioned by expert servicemen for appearance and performance., Inspected and checked for safety. Priced for outstanding value. Truthfully and accurately advertised. Warranted: by your Fard;Monarch Dealer and backed by his reputation. SENTIMENTAL REASONS SAVE ELM TREE'S LIFE—In the early days of the Coultis lumber mill at Thedford, Ont., the owner spent what little spare time he had under this elm tree. In later Tears, as the mill expanded, it did so around the tree, as the owner's son.re-. fused to cut it down for sentimental reasons. It now has a shed for a home. Plan August Milk Deductions Orderly marketing, the aim of just about every farm group in the province, is getting a boost this August with the introduction of the one per cent deduction scheme for milk and cream to finance the removal of exportable Comments About Crediton By MRS. J. WOODALL Mr. William Ratz, who suffer- ed painful head injuries in a car crash near Parkhill on Sunday, returned to his home after re- ceiving treatment in South Huron Hospital. Mr. William Wright, who tinder we`nt an operation last week, is still confined to 'St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London, and hopes to return home in the near future. Miss Marilyn Galloway return- ed home on Sunday following an operation in St. Joseph's Hos- pital. Mrs. Freeman Moriock has been ill at her 'home recently. Miss Lulu Moriock, of Windsor, spent several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Moriock, and with Dr. and Mrs. Carl Moriock and family who are vacationing near Grand Bend. Miss Emily Hartley, of Brant- ford,. was a guest last week with Miss ElIa Moriock. Mr. Robert Wolfe, of Detroit, spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haist and daughters, of Fenwick, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Heist's mother, Mrs. H. Fink- beiner. Mr. and Mrs. William Oest- giher attended the Greenwood - French wedding in Windsor on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Moir, Detroit, visited over the weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser. Ricky Gaiser, of Grand Bend, spent several days with his grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaiser. Mr. and Mrs. Ray King and family are holidaying at their summer home near Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. William Levi and family and Miss Shirley Fisher, of Sarnia, are visiting at •the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Colter. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Wuerth spent the weekend in Lefroy. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Feist and sons, of St. Thomas, visited over the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. M. Faist. Mr. and Mrs. C. Berg, Detroit, spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fahrner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Butler left Last week for their summer home at Huntsville, _ Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Earl and Heather speet the weekend at Kingston. Mrs. Earl and Heather Will remain for some time. 'Calvin Fahrner, Sarnia, visited Monday with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. E. M. Fahrner. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner were Mr, and Mrs. W. M. French and �Itrs. Beatrice Tate, of Water- c3oivn, and Jean and Susie Schenk, of Sarnia, Christine Finkbeiner, of Barrie is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner, Mr. and Mrs., C. Radford and Shirley spent Sunday in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. F. Long and family, of Kingston, visited over the weekend with Mrs. Long's sister, Mrs, P. Boulianne and Mr. Boulianne. Mr, and Mrs. William Ben- Inger, Gayle and friend, Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mrs, Samuel Lampert. Mr, and Mrs, f• r. Schenk and Jeanette spent Sunday in An - caste with An - caster w t Mr, and Mrs. Edward Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Neville, of Vancouver, B.C., and Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Forrester, Winnipeg, called on Mr, and Mrs. William Wright last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald heifer and children, of Chatham, spent the weekend With Mrs, W. Wright and visited Mr. Wright who is a patient in St. Joseph's h=ospital, Louden, dairy products, promotion, re- search and advertising. Orderly marketing ,ia a must, although surpluses have been small, explained Mr. Thomas Byrns, of Forest, Ontario, vice- chairman of the Ontario Cream Producers' Marketing Board. •The new scheme covers all dairy farmers whose organiza- tions are members of the Ontario Milk Producers' Co - ordinating Board and will mean that all producers contribute to the' scheme. It replaces the former June set aside, and the work accomplished with the funds from the equalized levy is expected to contribute to advances for the in- dustry. 'Ontario farmers have song rec- ognized the needs of the indust- ry as far as 'advertising and re- search were concerned,'; said W. 0. Coon, of Elgin, chairman of • Topics From Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE Mr. and Mrs. ,Alvin Passmore were guests at the Kovacs -Par- sons wedding art James St. United church, Exeter, on Saturday. Miss Dianne Stone had her ton- sils removed last week at iSouth Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. Robert Cann injured his foot recent=ly. Mr. Arthur fGardiner and Idary, of London; Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Gardiner, ,of Alvinston, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner. Miss Helen Passmore, of Lon- don; spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pass- more. Miss Margaret Bray, ef London spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and 114•rs. John Bray. Mrs, ,Almer Passmore,' David, Dennis and Darlene ,aittended the Willertreunion at (Bayfield on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. McFarlane and Miss Albenta Fenton, of Hamilton, spent a few days with Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Moores. Dr. Arthur McAllister, daugh- ter Helen and,granddaughter Pat- sy, bf Georgetown. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore. Along with Mr. and Mrs. Passmore and Beverley they attended the .McAllister Reunion at Bayfield on Sunday . Second Line In Biddulph By MRS. H. ELSON Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner and baby attended the Pym picnic in ,Seaforth on Sunday. Mrs. Fred Davis is spending same time with her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Elston. Mr .and Mrs. John Blair, of Calgary, Alta., spent the weekend with the family of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair and Mr, and Mrs. Bob Blair. Miss Marion Heckman spent Friday with MrS. Tom Campbell, Winchelsea. Mrs. Mervin Elston was at Hu- ron College, London, on Wednes- day of last week, together with Christ Church choir, when a turkey supper was served, fol- lowed by further instructions in Church music given by Mr. K. Ansdell, lecturer in church music at Huron •College. Mr. William Blair, of Centralia, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ROIco and Eileen, of Toronto, spent the weekend With their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John rtolco. Master Lloyd 'Fischer, London, rade lits Ibleycle to visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Chris Fischer, on Friday. He made the trip fir two hours and 20 minutes. Mr, and Mrs. J. Ernie Stire, of Detroit, and Mrs. Jack McDort- of Staffa, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs, C. Fischer. Mr, and Mrs. L, Fischer and son, Mr. and Mrs. L. :Stanlake, Mr. and Mrs. L. Thompson, Mr. 13i11 Fischer and Miss Dorothy the Co-ordinating Board, when he announced the scheme. "Equal acceptance by all dairy farmers of their responsibilities in these matters was the only answer." His views have been echoed by leaders of the cream producers' organization, who have supported the move since it was first pro - Posed. News Budget From Baseline By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Stacey Reunion The Stacey Reunion was held Saturday, July 2 in the Stratford park with around 100 registering. First vice-president Mr. Wood- nutt took charge of the business meeting. Special prizes were awarded to: the oldest lady, Mrs. Bert Rundle; oldest gentleman, Bert Rundle; youngest baby, baby Wellwood, seven months. Race winners were: Jackie Rundle, Russel Robinson, Greg- ory ,Strathdee, .Barbara Sweitzer, Darlene Dowday, Virginia Well- wood, Lois Dowday, Jimmie Run- dle, Paul Woodnutt, Ronnie Sweitzer, Sharon Stacey, Carol Ann Dungey, Mary Jean Wood- nutt, Audrey Stacey, Marjorie Strathdee, Margaret Johns. Three-legged race, Emma Stacey and Shirley Rundle; lucky spot, Alice Rowe; balloon -break- ing contest, Audrey Stacey, Mar- jorie Strathdee; button contest, Ronald Stacey, Dorothy Robin- son, Russel Hanley, Etta Rundle; dress -making contest, Helen Sav- age, John Simmons, Verna Run- dle, Norman Stacey, Verna .Colqu- houn, Ray ,Sweitzer. Personal Items Mr. and • Mrs. Charlie Crane, Vivian and Bryan, of Stratford, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rinn, Sheryl and Marie, of Ottawa, are visiting his father, Mr. John Rinn, this week. Miss Winifred Walker, Messrs. Robert and Wendell Walker, Dan- ny and Bernice Rvaska, of Can- field, •were weekend visitors with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr, and Mrs. Murray May, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Copeland, Donna and Murray spent Sunday at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomson, of !Parkhill, were Sunday visitors with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mrs. W, O. Stewart, of Wind- sor, is visiting her brother, Mr. Arthur Rundle and Mrs. Rundle. S Miss Ethel Wilson was a week- end visitor with her brother, Mr, Wilfred Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fletcher and Mrs. Howard Fletcher were Sunday visiters with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle and attended the decoration service in the cemetery at Kirkton. Mrs. Annie Hodgins and Mr. Jbhn Wilson, of St. Marys, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ben Wilson, Miss Dianne Marriott, Windsor, was a weekend visitor at her home. . Rev. and Mrs, J. H., Slade are holidaying at . Tobermory. Fischer, all of London, spent Fri- day with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer. Mrs. M. H. EIston and Sheila, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Frank. Smyth and Mr. Borden Smyth, attended the Highland Picnic at Ernbre on July 1. Mr, and Mrs. 0, Fischer, Joyce and. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fischer attended the Stire reunion at Jarivs On Sunday. There was 76 in attendance. Mr. and Mts. Floss MCFalls visited their grandfather, Mr. Al- bert Lindn,ll, Atwood, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston, David and Wendy attended the centennial celebration in London in July 1. Miss Shirley' Atkinson is visit- ing with her aunt, Mrs. Gordon. McAlpine, of Ailsa Craig. • Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elston attended the funeral of . their cousin, Pearl Cobleigh, on Mon- day, at the Murdy Funeral Horne, Luean, Hurond.ale School Sponsors Picnic S. ;S. Ivo. 1, Hurondale school picnic was held ou the 50 13001 grounds on Tuesday with a good. attendance. Winners in boys and girls races were Caroline zGackstetter, 1Viar- garet Oke, Carolyn ,Oke, 1Gerald Gackstetter, Bertha Van Weiren and Jim Etlierington. Married ladies' race, Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds, married men's race, Russell Ferguson; three-legged race, Lorne iGackstetter and Fred- die Hyde; wheelbarrow rare, Mar- garet and Ronnie Oka; kicking the slipper, Mrs, Harry 'Dougall, Evan bSims; pinning patches, Ber- tha Van 'Weiran; Billie Ethering- ton; pillow race, Mrs. Wm. Row - entries Side; bean race, Russell Ferguson; best story, William Sims. The oldest person present was Mr. F. Down; the youngest, 'Larry Ferguson. 1 A short business meeting was held with president Harry Jeffrey in the chair. Lloyd Ferguson was chosen 1956 president; Frayne Parsons, secretary -treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Down and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Ferguson were named a committee to arrange for the next community night. • BRIDES -ELECT! 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