The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-04-26, Page 4£
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We Are Now
Contracting Barley
For Spring Seeding
Barley prices have risen considerably
the past few months.
We also have a few
SEED OAT CONTRACTS
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Zion
MISS JANE DYKEMAJi
Grand Bend Orpha Club\
Assists Victims Of Fire
with
were
Miss
Young People's Fnion
Zion West Young People met
nt the schoolhouse on Monday
evening. The program was in
'Charge of Margaret Brock and
Fired Miller.
Business was conducted by the
.president, Helen Herdman. The
spring rally is to be held Tues
day evening in Clinton. A sing
song and games were enjoyed.
Personal Items
Monday night visitors
Mi\ and Mrs. iRoss Jaques
Ml’S. Bertha Hodgins and
Sadie Anderson of Kirkton and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lambert, Pros
pect Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques and
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques of
Exetei’ visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Mossey, London,
and with Mr. Daniel Hicks, who
is a patient
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.
children visited
with Mr. and
Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques
and family visited Sunday with
Mr .-and Mrs. William Bradshaw
in Seaforth.
Mrs. Clifton Jaques and child
ren are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Dobson,
Kirkton.
On Friday evening, Mr. Harold
Bell, Blimville, Mr. H. Hodgson,
Granton, Mr. Herb Anderson,
Arnold and Lloyd Anderson, of
Science Hill, and Mr. Ross Jaques
motored to London to visit with
Mr. Daniel -Hicks.
Mrs. Warren Brock of Zion
W.M.S, attended the London
Branch Rally of the W.M.'S. in
Goderich, last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hern and
Lynda of Jarvis visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hern on Sunday.
Mr. -and Mrs. Tom Brock visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ogle
in iStrathroy on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Jaques, St. Marys,
returned home test Tuesday after
visiting for a couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Jaques.
Mr. George Earl returned from
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
and -is staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Pullen, Whalen.
in St. Joseph’s
Larne Johns and,
Saturday evening
Mrs. J ohn Reid,
The Orphn Club held itheir
final meeting for the 'season on
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Irene Kennedy. A beautiful
doll had been .purchased, which/
with a complete wardrobe, will
be drawn foi' later in the sum
mer. The sum .of ? 25,0 b was.
voted on ito be presented ito Mr.:
and Mrs. Ollie Desjardine to pur
chase clothes for itheir two child
ren, who sustained the loss of all
their clothes -in the fire which
destroyed their home‘and garage
last week.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in a social manner,
with Mjis. Wm. Rendle and Mrs.
Wm. Cochrane .as hostesses.
The LambtOn County bookmo
bile visited oui' local library on
end a good
' > and
the
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Personal Items
'Mx'rs. Otto Mayor, London, visit
ed for a few. day® last week with
-her sister, Mrs., 0. Fischer also
Peggie ahd 'iBi-Uy Steyer and
firjierad® of North Jonawanda,
U.IS.A,
Mr, and Mrs, RiR Morley and
Janice of Whalen 'Spent Thurs
day evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Sam 'S'kinner.
Mrs. Lloyd J o>h nsi ton and fam
ily of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday
with the former’s, another, Mrs.
•Jessie Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and
family of London were .Sunday
visitors with itheir parent's, Mr.
and Mrs. iC, Fischer.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross- McFall® were ithe tat
ter’s grandfather, Mr. Albert
■Lindall, and uncle, Dunean Lind-
all, -and aunt, Miss Lena Lindall
of Listowel.
Mrs. Mervin Elston ®pe.nt Tues
day with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
■Gibson, Denfield.
Mr .and Mrs. Allan Elston and
-family visited ion 'Sunday with the
latter’s grandmother, Mrs,- Gib
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zavitz,
Cold 'Stream.
Mr. Allan Elston spent ithe
past week in London being cal
led to serve oiiv-the Jury at the
(Spi’ing Assizes.
SLACKS?
If you do, we have just received
shipment of the latest sport coats by
by Savile Row. Herringbones in the new
“Ivy League” look, Harris Tweeds and
fancy patterns in blues, browns and greys.
To compliment those coats, a com
plete range of slacks by Premier—a sum
mer “must”.
Friday afternoon, end <*.
collection- of various subjects'
titles have been selected for
current period.
The Lucky Strikes carried
•the itrophy in ithe final play-offs,
winning over the Wee Hopes by
61 points.
Personal Items
Cpl. Neil Chamberlain was con
fined to his home 1-asit week -for a
few 'days suffering ifrom an attack
of the flu. •
Mrs. Thomas Desjardine, Mrs.
Vern. Ridley and Mrs. E. Keown
visited Mrs. 'Gordon -Smith ait
Exeter -on Monday.
Miss Margaret (Stephen spent
the weekend in Toronto attend
ing the wedding of -a friend.
Mils. Rita Keay -and Mrs, iSusan
Nedza -took over ithe “Date Bar”
in -the West building on Main
Street ,lasit week, which was oper
ated during the winter months
by Mrs, Helen West and Miss
Irene -Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Flear and
son oif 'Dorchester spent a few
days last week with Mr. Flear’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear,
•also Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flear.
Mrs. Donald Flear 'and infant
son, Steven Donald, arrived home
on Wednesday after spending a
few days at her parents’ home in
Hensall.
Mrs. Keiith Desjardine and' Miss
Inez Desjardine spent Thursday
with Mrs. Gordon Smith in Exe
ter.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Keown are this
week attending the World-Vision
Crusade jn the Peoples Church,
Toronto. ,
Mr. G. E. Evans and -son, Clark,
of Toronto visited with Mr.
Evans’ sister and brother-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. iSmibh over
the weekend. Mr. -and Mrs. Ken
neth 'Countice of Oshawa were al
so weekend visitors with Rev.
and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Myrtle -Bossenberry and
Mr. ■ Alvin Bossenfeenry -arrived
from Florida last week. Mrs, Bos
senberry will be spending a short,
visit with iher sons here before
going to her cotage at Point
Clark. Alvin expects 'to return
to return to Florida in the course
of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heaman ar
rived from Florida last week to
spend the summer season at
their summer home in -Oakwood.
Mr. Warren 'Patterson and son,
Garry, of Sarnia spent 'Saturday
with ihis mother, Mrs. Wm. Pat-
tei’son.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gemttner
and family of London spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Luther and Mr. and Mrs. Manford
Luther 'and family.
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Mr,
hire
Mr.
Mr®. Wm. Deer as spending a
few days with, her sister, Mr®.
Nelson 'Clarke -of Farquhar,
Mr. Maurice Quance, Mr. -Snell
of Exeter, and Mr. -and Mr®. Fred
Perkins and family-of London
spent Sunday with Mr .'and Mr®.
Wm. Beer.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn 'Ravelle
and son, Paul, of London spent
ithe weekend with his .pai-en-tg,
Mr .and Mrs. Arnold ReveMe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant
spent the weekend in Wayne,
Michigan.
Miss -Beverly Revelle of Lon
don, spent ithe weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Revelle. *
Mrs. Wm. Love spent a day
last week to, Goderich. iSlie -ait-
tended the Conference 'Branch of
the W.M.S.
Miss Pauline Mason, and
Jack Raiit of London spent
weekend with her (parents,
and Mrs. Marasel Mason.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur f Baker
celebrated itheir fiftieth wedding
anniversary on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mansell Mason received
a telephone call on Monday, wish
ing her a happy birthday, from
her daughter, Mrs, J-ack Faitton
of California.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maer
-from Detroit spent ithe weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Morenz.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell MoiUard
and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cum
mings visited on Sunday with
Miss Mary Yeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence iSwarltz,
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs, Wm. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. (Garnet Stratton,
and Margaret, from Foust visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Holt.
Mrs. 'George Robertson of <Sar-
’nia visited (Saturday with Cor
poral and Mrs. Neil iClhamberlain
and family.
Mrs. Gordon Morrison of 'Glen
dive, Miaintana is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Neil
Chamberlain .
PHONE 62 HENSALL
SAFER THAN THE TIRES
ON NEW CARS
YET PRICED LOWER
AT CANADIAN TIRE
Mrs. Lucy Brown
Native Of Exeter
A native of Exeter, Mrs. Lucy
A. Brown died at her home in
Ailsa Craig on Tuesday, April
17, in hei’ eiglrty-fourth year.
She was a daughter
James and Charlotte
Exeter. She moved to
61 years ago.
.She was married
Evans who -predeceased 'her in
1901. In 1911 she married Allen
E. Brown who -predeceased her
in 1937. She was a member of
Ailsa Craig United Church, be
ing organist there for over 25
years. ’
Services were conducted on
Thursday by Rev. A. E. Menzies.
' She is survived by three daugh
ters, Mrs. Duncan Drummond, of
McGillivray Township, Mrs.
Cameron McLean, Toronto, and
Kathleen, a-t home, and one bro
ther, Chnis, of London.
The pallbearers were six
nephews, William Horney, Ex
eter; Edgar Horney, Ridgeway;
Chas. Hoffman, Bluevale; Frank
Baisden, Detroit; Edgar Baisden,
.Stratford, -and Dawson Baisden,
St. Thomas.
Interment was in Nairn Ceme
tery.
Mr. 'and Mrs. William Horney
attended the funeral.
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Equipment
For Sale
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Attachments
George Koto Tillers
Jacobsen Power Lawn Mowers
All Types of Sprayers
Flint and Walling Water
Pumps
Super Farm Master All-Steel
Wagons
Steel Driving Sheds—any size
Steel Roofing
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First time in Huron County
ammonium nitrate fertilizer
For top-dressing fall wheat, hay and pasture, side-dressing
corn and sugar heets. Get these TWO SEASON-LONG. AD
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AEROPRILLS NOW AVAILABLE AT
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Ellerington's Shed off No. 4 Highway
. Exeter
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Exeter
Phone Kirkton 39R16
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Financial Statements
of
South Huron District
High School Board
Consolidated and Compared ~
• RECEIPTS
Balance on hand, January 1 .............
Grants from Provincial ‘Government .
Huron County Grant for Agriculture .
Local Tax Levy: <
Town of Exeter ...........................
Village of Grand Bend ...............
Township of Hay .........................
Village of Hensall .......................
Township of Stephen ...................
• Township of Tuckersmith (part)
Township of Usborne ...
Tuition Fees Received ........
Receipts from other sources
Superannuation deducted M-
PAYMENTS
instruction: Salaries, Superannuation,
Income Tax, Fed. Fees
Instructional Supplies: (a) Textbooks
H (b) Othei* ........
Administration ................................,..........
Plant Operation .......................................
Plant Maintenance ...................................
Auxiliary Services ....................................
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE ........
Tuition Fees—'London Board of E-d. ...
Transportation ............,...........................
Night School Salaries ..............
Capital Outlays from Current Funds .<
Extraneous—Trustee -Council Fee . ....
■Cafeteria Loss ............... .
Interest on Temporary Loans ......... .
Debenture Payment ...................... „„„
Balance on hand ....................
954-55
1954 1955
20,338.76 22,415.57
98,549.16 98,996.20
500.00 500.00
11,556.90 11,762.41
3,118.12 3,118.12
16,153.16 16,408.60
3,50'5.57 3,715.00-
17,074.00 17,309.95
523.75 520.75
13,357.0b 13,362.75
- 3,212.62 4,2319.20
986.49-— 1,41'8.73
4,170.82 4,8.26.04
193,046.35 198.593.32
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69,5-14.03 80,4'34.10
587.49 624.05
3,912.65 4,4'90.35
4,667.23 5,715.18
11,557.41 11,442.85
791.30 1,273.00
1,002.92 . 1,306.75
92,033.0;3 105^286.28
539.87 419.44
30,976.00 32,487.20.
1,871.38 177.70
1,70'5.56 2,659.70
50.00
3,382.07 1,167.67
162.87 196.76
39,060.00 40,120.00
22,415.57 16,028.57
193,046.35 198,593.32
Note 1; Statement prepared from (records -audited by A. M. Harper,
C.A.,—auditor for the Board and the Town of Exeter.
2: The Local Tax Levy is for Debenture and Operating^ Ex
pense. Debenture share is handled by Mr. C. V. Pickard;
Clerk, Town of Exeter.
3: This schedule of Receipts and -Payment® follows the pat
tern established by the Department for the Annual Report.
E. Dr HOWEY, ’Secretary-Treasurer
HERE'S PROOF OF LOWER TIRE COSTS
C.T.C. 90-LEVEL
STANDARD RAYON
SUPER LAST1C 100-LEVEL
FIRST LINE RAYON
NYLON NATURAL RUBBER
130-LEVEL SUPREME
Your-nef
Reg. Your net cost with
List with any class "A"
Price trade-in trade-in
Your-hef
Reg. Your net cost with
List with any class "A”
Price trade-in trade-in
Your-net
Rc9» Your net cost with
List with .any class "A"
Price trade-in trade-in
USE
YOUR
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550/15
525/16
600/16
540/15
650/16
670/15
710/15
760/15
800/15
18.05
21.05
28.40
20.70
25.10
12.45
13.95
16.70
13.45
14.95
10.45
13.95
14.70
11.45
12.95
. 12.95
14.95
15.90
17.50
15.95
16.95
19.95
25.90
12.95
12.95
15.90
15.50
13.95
14.95
17.95
23.90
33.00
37.60
41.05
43.05Instglfotion or deli very*
22.40
24.40
26.30
30.95
20.40
22.40
24.30
28.95
CREDIT
Other sizes of equally low prices. ’Mansfield Jet Cold Trod.
Tubeless tires available at slightly higher prices (approx.* $3.00 each).
Whitewalls available at slightly higher price's. *
Class "A" trade-in is a used tire suitable for retreading 'Without repairs.
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
Terms to suit
your budget
on purchases
of $20 —or
mure.
(NOT RETREADS)
600/16
80-LEVEL
RAYON
$11.95 With any trade-in
NOTE; Add 50c to above pr
t $12.95 with any trade-in
ccs far Installation or delivery.
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