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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-05-04, Page 10fags 1, 0 The `Tim9AAdyocatet Msy 44 1961 HEAR LONDON DISC JOCKEY -Over 303 teenagers crowded the Exeter arena, Friday, to attend the teen town dance and listen to Dick McFarland, popular disc jockey from CKSL, London. During the last dance of the season, sponsored by the Exeter teen town, the disc jockey gave away several records and prizes for spot dances. The executive, who voted to donate some.of the proceeds to the Crippled Children, are shown above with McFarland. From left to right: Gary Wedlake, John McNaughton, Margie Howey, Kathy Smith, Don Jermyn, John Snell and McFar- land. —T -A photo .Ravel picks Bonnie Doerr SHDHS posture queen Bonnie Doerr, 17 -year-old The 12-B student is a past f Jackpresident o is athletic Mrs. f the daughter of Mr. and girls' Doerr, Exeter, was chosen pas -:society, and was a member of ture queen at SHDHS, Friday'' the Perthex champion volley night. iball team. Bonnie is a super - Picked by a panel of seven:visor at the Exeter Kinsmen's judges, Bonnie won over 20 playground and is active in the other contestants. She was pre- CGIT at Main Street United seated with the trophy by the Church. donor, Dr. G. A. Webb, Exe-1 During the Christmas vaca- ler. She also received a gift tion, she represented South Hu - :from Pat Rowe, president of ron at the Toc Alpha Confer- the girls' athletic society. : ence, sponsored by the Ontario Temperance Federation. " 1• r ; .....- ' Representing grades 12, 13 Report on and special. commercial, Bon- ; nie was one of four finalists in j the posture queen contest, :Other finalists included: Eliza - ° beth. Chapman, grade 9; Gin- ette St. Louis, grade. 10; Ruth Personal items :Miller, grade 11.x i The final judging took place Mr. Harold Vincent, Mrs. at the .,school's final dance of Katie Vincent and Mrs. Mabel. t the season. Candidates were Desjardine were Sunday after.; scored on various forms as they noon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. I walked to the .stage, sat down, James Grigg at "Green Acres" stood and then walked off. Grand Bend. In the evening the 1Judges included: Dr. G. A. ladies visited with Mrs. Mlle:Webb; Mr. Lyle Little, mem Baker, also at Grand Bend. l ber of the staff; Judy Tennant, .Mr. and Mrs, Les Adams and editor of the Ink Spot; Dave Gloria were Sunday visitors' O'Reilly, president of the stu with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett dent council; Pat Rowe, pre - and Al at Hensel]. I sident of the girls' athletic so - Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stokes! eiety; Dennis Mock, president so- , Mr. of London visited of the boys' athletic society; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i Roger Cann. Earl Ratz, David and Judy. i Semi-finalists for the crown Mrs. Ratz and Mrs. Stokes are' included: Diane Shaw, 9B; She - sisters. iron McArthur, 9C; Carolynne Misses June and Sharon Mo- Simmons, 9D; Elaine Destobel, ienz were among the members ; 9E; Carolyn Tiedeman, 9F; of the "Grand Bend Cotton Sharon Kelly, 9G; Helen Hen- Cutties" who attended achieve- Fick, 10A; Carol Rader, 10B; inent day at Clinton on Satur-? day. I day with Mr. and Mrs. Karl iMts: Mabel Desjardine re- Guenther, John and Janet, ceived the news of the sudden f Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Steeper Passing of her nephew, Mr. I of Corbett were Monday visi- Eretz"el (Pat) Wilds at Mt Plea- !tors with Mr. and Mrs. Her santi ,Mich, on Saturday. Mr. bert Harlton. Wildswas a former resident of i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shen - Stephen Tp. and attended Blackpard and Dave attended the Bush school as a boy. funeral of Harry's uncle, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harlton � Ben Sheppard at Parkhill on ind family of Lobo visited Sun -Tuesday, Shipka Give your rooms Sprmgtime Freshness Springtime Gomes in hundreds of Ciltone Satin Colors --colors that keep their freshness thanks to exclusive Coiodok Action. Si Resists wearing and fading—washing won't dttll its freshness ever, • Flows on smoothly',. dries evenly in 20 minutes, no panty odor, Roller or brush wash 'dean in water, Lindenfields Ltd. Your CIL Paint 1'leadtitibiters P'H'ONE 181 EXETER Joan Francis, 10D; Frances Jackson, 10E; Shirley Johns, 11B; Marjorie Hendrick, 11C; Linda Hayter, 11D; Betty Di- xon, 12A; Diane Hicks, 12C; Cathy Rader, 13; Bettie Finch, special commercial. Name assExeter dodges attQn We at ag office service at Elimvil'le By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE l WHALEN ;lir. Don Pullen has taken. a ,position as summer .assistant' with the agricultural represent., ative PI Wellington county, Personal Reins Air- and Mrs. Clarence Lewis and Larry, Granton, visited on Sunday with Air. and Mrs,' Norman Hodgins, Miss Florence McCully, St, Marys, was ;a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs, Aiilne Pul- len, Mr. and Mrs. James Knox,; Stratford, a n d Mrs. Ethel; Squire, Granton, were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and'' Mrs. F. Squire. Gordon, Grant, Avis and Allen Hodgins attended the' Kirkton 4-H calf club meeting at Anderson school on Thurs- day evening, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Brock, Zion, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen. Mr. and Mrs, H. Broeze and. family, Varna, visited on Wed- nesday with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam French and family. .Air, and Airs. EarlJohnson, London, spent Thursday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon! Johnson. Mr. Howard Morley, Hazel Park, Michigan, was a week- end visitor wsth Mr. and Mrs. William Morley Sr.. Mr. and •Airs, E. Fer visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, David Hord, Parkhill. Visitors during the week with Mr. and Airs. Cleve Pull- man were Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Elliott, London township, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quest, Mitchell, Rev. D. Ai. Guest took as his subject "Zaccheus up a Tree" at the morning service at the United Church on Sunday. A lovely pot of yellow mums decorated the chancel, sent by Mrs. Laverne Morley, who is still a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. William Morley Jr„ Janice and Robbie were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Gardiner, St. Marys, Mrs. Myrtle Short- hill and Miss Cora Nuttycomb, London, visited on Sunday with In the period 1950-1960 .em- ploymentMr.Mrs. in Canada's primary textile industry declined from Absent-minded salesgirl as 97,000 to 74,000, and about 80 her date kissed her goodnight: plants closed down, "Will that be all?" I By .MRS, ROSS SKINNER ELI AIVILLE A large crowd attended the church service;on Sunday eve- ning When the' Exeter Oddfel- lows and Rebekahs were guests sitting in a body, Mrs. Alvin 'Pyne and Mr. Glenn. Fisher assisted in the devotional. The choir rendered an anthem .and the men's quar- tette, consisting of Aiessrs Ro- nald Elford, Lorne Elford,.Ken- neth Johns and Gordon Ford), sang a number, Air. Wm. Routly and Mr. Gilbert Johns took up the of- fering. Rev. H. C. Wilson gave an in- spiring ' message .on "Brother- hood." After the service the guests marched back to the Elimville Hall where they had assembled before the service. WMS and WA The Ellmville WAIS and WA met in the church last Wednes- day afternoon with John Bern in charge, Mrs, Franklin Skinner gave a splended report of the Pres- byterial held in Wingham and Airs, H. Pym and Mrs. H, Bell sang a duet, Roll call was answered by 24 members, Atrs. C. Stephens had charge of the WAIS business, An invi- tation from Whalen to meet with them in the'near future was accepted.• Miss Ruth. Skinner took charge of the WA business. Mrs. F. Horne was appointed as a delegate to WA Presby- tery on Wednesday. Rev, Hugh Wilson presented a record: based on United Church \Women. After a short discussion the meeting closed. Personal items Sunday visitors with Mrs. Thomas Bell were Mr. SamMiller, Mrs. Lennard Schenk, Mary Lou and Marjorie of Da shwood, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym and family visited on Sunday withand Mrs. Bert Mr,Lobb of Holmesville. Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of Exeter and Miss Flossie Da- vey of Centralia. Miss Flossie Davey. of Cen- tralia spent a few days with Mrs. John Ridley. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley were Mr and Mrs. Melvin Gar- diner and Marilyn of Exeter, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson of Thames Road. Mrs. Chas, Stephen attended. the funeral of the late Mrs. Geo, Teskey .of Sarnia last Mon- day. Mrs, Earl Watson of Kirkton and Mrs. Bob Marshall of St. Marys visited on Thursday with. Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Stephen, Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Frances, Mrs. Ross Skinner, Brenda and Ricky visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. May- nard Aiargison and family of .London, Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Cooper and Kathy visited en Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morley of Exeter,. Several ladies attended the 4-H 'Achievement Day at Clin- ton District High. School on. Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Phelke of .Moncton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton and Mr. and Mrs, Phelke and Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Fulton were evening guests of Mr. and Airs, Sanford Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns and family visited an Tuesday evening with Mrs. Chas. Cas- sar and Terrie of London, Mr. and, Mrs. Clarence Lud- wig and Susan of Listowel vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton. Miss Anna. Routly of Simcoe and Mr, Don Willcox of Kit- chener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Routly, Natural gas sales in Canada in 1960 totalled 324 billion cubic feet, valued at $200,000,000 an increase in volume of 15 per cent over. 1959 and 56 per cent over 1958. „111111111lllllt I 111.11111111ptt111,1111111/9111 iPl,f OM Ir, CANADIAN PROPANE GAS WE EXCEEDED OUR SALES QUOTA OF 100 CARS FOR APRIL! IT WAS ONLY BY ONE BUT IT REALLY PROVES PEOPLE LIKED OUR "RANSOM" OFFER. AS A RESULT WE HAVE PURCHASED 50 !MORE GIFTS AND YOU, TOO, CAN GET ONE FREE! 1, CHANNEL MASTER PORTABLE TRANSISTOR,.er 2. DELUXE MAXWELL BARBECUE, motor and spit, .or 3. 18" OTACO POWER MOWER, recoil start, or 4. FIRESTONE HI -SPEED BICYCLE, boy's or girl's The Rules are Simple! A. Every buyer of a new used car receives absolutely free his choice of one of these four valuable gifts, worth $50 or more! B. Offer good only until present supply is exhausted— and they're going fast! C. Offer is not restricted to any minimum price or any minimum difference on trade-in. D. Applies to cash or trade-in purchase including Pear - son's famous 10% down payment plan. E. Does not apply to commercial vehicles. & APPLIANCES GRATTO HOTSON Phone 156 Grand Bend tl,I,,111111,,,11111tret111tt1111111Itt11111111111111111t111111a, WANTED Applications from 200 WOMEN willing to accept full-time employment in a modern small parts assembly plant in EXETER The Exeter Industrial Development Corporation is. negotiating with a United States • firm which, if it locates here, may require up to 200 female workers on a permanent basis. The management of this firm is concerned that our community may not be able to provide sufficient staff if and when it is needed. In view of this, the Corporation is requesting your co-operation to determine the availability of female help. If you would be interested in full-time employment in a modern small parts as- sembly plant at a reasonable 'wage scale in Exeter, would you kindly fill out the form below and forward it immediately. It should be clearly understood that these positions are NOT available now and that your application does not constitute a committment on the part of either yourself or The Exeter Industrial Development Corporation. However, the number of applications we re- ceive may prove valuable in providing extra employment opportunities in our community, Your applications willbe treated in the strictest confidence, No one other than the officials of our Corporation and the United States firm will be allowed to see then:. To the Exeter Industrial Development Corporation. PO Box 542, Exeter, Ontario Gentlemen: 1 would be interested in securing full-time employment of the type you de- scribe in Exeter. 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X2 ,450 '56 OLDS 88 HARDTOP This lovely ports model, finished in turquoise and ivory, with matching interior, has hydramatic, cus- tom radio and is a local, one -owner car. $875 '54 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP Automatic transmission, radio, power steering, re= finished in delightful Marlin blue, $495 WE GUARANTEE TO MAKE YOU A SATISFACTORY DEAL or FREE GAS Home !m Pearson MOTORS LTD. Ph. 608 Exeter Ph, 78 Zurich. _%a�i�;YrQ.r:�ati'.hr'wNLr i',