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TimosNAdvoctitttr. D*cs n 12, 1957 Fi d Br i � � ti ge '' eC , ale r1�..r
Gordon Copeland $ !Prominent Bowler
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Dr J. A. AinTaggatk, of Exe-
ter, died Sunda in South Huron
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ThankGordon B. Copeland a native ; Traffic has been restricted on A complaint from the Township Hospital in hi ..eightieth year,
of 1Jsborne Township died in the Lostell bridge, concession of Biddulph an the Ellniville He had been, ailing far several
Toronto General Hospital a Sull- four, in USheriie'i'ownsllip follow drain was laid over until spring. months 'but was Inhospital only
day. December 1 after a short lug discovery by council last Current accounts included XA.. a few days,
yr
r 'illness
lie lk
all electors, of Hay Town-.
ship who supported ane and
to my immediate neighbours
Who shave known nu for
nearly forty years who gave
Me almost unanimous sup-
port at the polls. My very
hearty- thanks!
Leona rd
Greb
DAtAY- TALC
SUCH A :MONSTER!
DO $E CAREFUL!!
POO POO- AFTER
DRINKING, STRENuT1t
GIVING MILK FROM
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EXETER FARM
EQUIPMENT
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• week that one .of the main piers 391 for high school debenture Dr, McTaggart was born in
was born in Usborne Town- bas slapped off the abuttxnent, payment; assessment on the. fifth Hay township and attended high
ship on Concession rt, L.ot. i3 The .defect was noticed when =cession drain to. Township of school in 'Seeforth. Be 'graduated
and ,attended schools in Exeter council was 'inspecting bridges Stephen of $769.85 and the Scott from the Toronto Dental College
and St. Marys and graduated with Engineer B. At, Ross, drain to the Township of Hibbert and practised his profession in
from. Ontario ,College of Pharili- O.L.S., Goderich. Council had of $95:3+ Toronto, Blyth and far the past
ley, Toronto in 1936, lie worked planned to replace the Kernick Final council .session of the number of yearskin Hensall. He
in Pontiac and Bay City, moil bridge next year but inay now year will be held December 16, was fond of lawn bowling, and
before going to Windsor where ..bati a to revise its plans.
1 while in Toronto he .and his part -
he established three drug stores.] Repairs to three drains have r • ner carried ,,off the Ontario
he sold the stores and been completed, it was reported Two FoVi/I Each championship hi,doClbles, He was
In 194& g . -. • united in Marriage with Louise
bou�,itt a drugpstare in Toronto i �i ]the .council meetan� Monday �/�� r
which he operated ,for the last night. The Essery, CannAiitchell. TO i*Ot�lr 1/� Tuners Tierney who. died in 1917,
10 years. and Dunn drains are now report -
He was a member of thej ed in good condition.
United Church'. I A tile drainage loan bylaw ;for
Surviving is his wife, "the
former Kathleen Woods of Lind-
say, two brothers Elgin, Toronto
and Arnow, Kirkton, and one sis.
ter, Mildred, of, Independence,
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Funeral service was held from
the Marriott funeral home, St.
Marys on Wednesday,. December
4 with interment in Kirkton
Union cemetery. Pallbearers
were six nephews of the tie -
teased.
Report On
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Crediton
By MRS. JOSEPH WOODALL
Mrs. Maud Matthews and sis-
ter, Mrs. Farrow, and son of
London visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Green,
Mir. and Mrs. S. 5. Wuerth
have returned home after spend-
ing several months at Lefroy.
Mr. Francis Clark, wlio spent
the past two weeks in Brampton
arrived home on Wednesday of
last week accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. H, Dale, who re-
turned to Brampton on Satur-
day. Mr. Clark spent the week-
end with Mr, and, Mrs. .Jas.
Schroeder in London who ac-
companied him home on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Gaiser has return-
ed from St, Joseph's Hospital
and is spending sometime with
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mor -
lock.
Mrs, P, Mollard of Exeter is
ill at the home of her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fink-
beiner,
Mr. James- Brock, a patient
in .St. Joseph's .Hospital, London,
is much improved.
Members of the Young Ladies
Charles Braun
Charles,Braun of Detroit died
in that city, following a lengthy
illness.
A former resident of Crediton;
be was ason of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Gottleib Braun and spent
his early life here.
Hebyhis wife,
is survived
the former Clara ,,Keinzle of
Crediton, and two sons and a
daughter in • Hazel ' Park, Mich.
Interment was in ' Royal Oak
cemetery.
Crediton Crafty Cutters
The 4-H Homemaking Club,
the Crediton. Crafty Cutters,.
met in -the Community Centre
on Saturday. Roll call was ans-
wered by naming alterations
made on patterns, if any. Girls
will this week commence to cut
fabrics and leaders will display
methods of durable stitching,
Class of the United ' Church
School were entertained on Tues-
day da evening cele bytheir teachers,
Mrs. S. King and Mrs. R. Fink-
beiner at the former's home.
Following - a sumptuous supper,
served by. their teachers, achers, the
young ladies enjoyed game and
contests.
The W. I. are holding •their
Christmas meeting on Monday,
December 16'
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$300 was passed.
Willian. Ellerington was re -ap-
pointed to•a two-year tern. as the
townships representative on the and Mrs. R. Honsberger, a tur- I kende io fife fui)eral"weie IV r,
SHDHS board,
key and chicken each, Ralph • and Mrs. J B, Tierney, of North
Reeve Clayton Smith will con Honsberger also won a chicken,' lay.
tinue to represent the township Turkeywinners incl e , The funeral Tuesdayafternoon
on the Upper Thames RiverXon- d Mat
servation Authority, lene Harness, Mrs. Harold Hain -.'was held from the Hopper -Hock-
A grant of,810 was made to the CSS, 11irs. Ed Wurm, Mrs, J, ey funeral home with Rex. Nqr-
War Memorial Children's Hopi -
key Brintnell,. William Webster. Tur- mea. Knox officiating, assisted
tel. Hedley May received a re- key door prize went to J. Mattuc- r by Rev. Charles Down, The
bate on • dog tax of $6.00, ci, ,bearers were Gerald and Bruce
Road Superintendent William. Chickens were won by/ Alf Glenn, Ben Case, Benson Case,
Routly's. accounts amounted to Elern, Bobby Taylor, Mrs. Doug of Georgetown; J. B, Tierney
$l1,764, including the final pay- Harness, Mrs. Orville Cann, Mrs,
and Mark McTaggart, of Lon-
ment on the bridge portion of the Jack Quinlivan, Mrs, F. Brint- don, Interment was in the Exe-
Morrison dam. 0 nell, Mrs, Hec Heywood, Mrs, ter cemetery.
Clerk H. H. G. Strang was in- Eunice Stone, Frank Triebner, i Following interment the ladies
structed to continue to draw the Biu Dixon, Mrs. Greta Hodgins,' of Trivitt Memorial Church
line at 30 days.appeal time fbr Jeffrey Leonard, i served lunch in the parish hall
1958 memberships in the Federa- The attendance special was. to friends, attending from a
tion of Agriculture. won by Rufus Kestle. distance.
• Surviving is his sister, Nettie,
Four people won two birds .each of town, with whom he resided.
at Exeter Legion's fowl bingo also Mrs. John Glenn (Mable)
last week, ; of Hibbert; Thomas Edward Mc -
Ed Alexander won two turkeys; ! Taggart, of Virden, Alia. and
Airs, Mary Miller, Mary Dixon George Is
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Designed to hold, trees with a stem up
to 3' .in diameter -firmly, IS con-
structed entirely of steel with o colorful
Orson and red baked enamel finish.
Container for water to keep tree fresh
and keep the needier on longer. o
Leg spread 17'. Extra Value„ ,.98
Dotal* Tree Stand- Comliinatton
high -chrome, green and red finish..
With ' .water container. Lag= as
spread -22". (Lees tree lights)..,
TREE LIGHT SETS
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8 -Light Indoor Serie' - Assorted. coloredbulbs give a Yuletide
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attachingadditional sets), and Berry -beads on wire for easier ad
tree trimming. Operates on a 110-10 volt circuit. Extra value ■ U
Extra bulbs - Assorted colors,
Improved' 8 -Light Irsdeer• Series - Fitted with genuine Mazda bulbs for' extra
long life. Beads for tree trimming ease. Add-on connector: Each lamp burns
independently. For 110.120 volt circuit 1.39
Extra Bulbs -Assorted.colou, 2 for .17'
MULTIPLE LIGHTING SETS
All are equipped with i,n add-on connector for extra sets, rind an extra outlet
plug at end of string. Lights operate independently - tilde searching for burned
out bulbs.
7 -Light Multiple Set with beads on wire for easy' tree trimming ,,."
15 -Light Multiple Set with spring -clip pockets for tree trimming ease.... 3.59.
"Erase bulbs -Assorted colors, each .10
7 -Light Multiple Set with Mazda bulbs. Beads on wire for easy tree • ,s
¢rlmn,ing. La,
15 -Light Multiple let;with spring•clip sockets and genuine Mazda bulbs 4 6,
for extra. long life
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Extra bulbs - Assorted colors, each .17
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25 -Light Multiple Outdoes I.
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t"+eneptseue ltireetk W bark red. Equtppird with n 110-120 Volt lamp with
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old triple tdtle y
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1 44' 5.t1. ` 60 -ft.
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• Fine Horsehair and °Nylon •Blend Bristles
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36." HEAVY DUTY GAP BED LATAE- With SKF Salf Bearings, Siring over gap 17";
swing over bed 12'. 36' between centres - 5S' overall. Machined and ground lathe bed.
No. 2 Morse Taper in tailetock; 44." solid spindle in headstock with right hand .9S
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Extra heavy tcast base. %" arbor. Preeislon•ground ,
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Pressed Steel. Extensions- 4.05
Machined Steel Extensions --• 5.75
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Handles any length 1" 'wood,
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64 cycle reaction motor 29e
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Modifted Scotch yoke action run:
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