The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-05, Page 14C, LAFRANCE
F MARION GAY
Vitamins
SUPER PLENAMINS
288 Tablets, Reg. $13.98
Our Price $11.98
SUPER PLENAMINS
90 Tablets, Reg. $6.47
Our Price $4.98
POLYMULSION
The Children's Liquid
Vitatnin, 28-oz., Reg. $9.75
Our Price $4.98
SUPER PLENAMINS
Liquid, Reg, $5.17
Our Price $3.98
F'ARAMETTES LIQUID
4-ox, free with 16.oz, bottle
Special $5.50
PARAMETTE-S TABLETS
25 dey "supply free With
purchase • of 104
Slit-dal $6.66
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MIDDLETON'S DRUG
Phone 447
Bargains for the whole of
January - Jan. 1 to 31 Exeter
Retail sales in Canada totall-
ed $16.4 billion in 1960, of Anyone who thinks the ens-
which 21 per cent was handled tomer isn't important should
by chain stores and 79 per cent try doing without him for 90
by independents, days.
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Now selling at
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TV SETS - TAPE RECORDERS
RECORD. PLAYERS
New and Used - All Excellent Values
WE RENT TV SETS AND REFRIGERATORS
Platform Rockers
ONLY FIVE LEFT
REGULAR $39.00 '25
Hostess Chairs
ONLY EIGHT LEFT $1 co
REGULAR $19.00 I • Id
SAVE 50c70
on Mattresses
The new Simmons Mattress for '62 will be in soon.
We are now selling broken lines of mattresses
and box springs as much as 50% below manufac-
turer's list price.
Bed Chesterfield, Foam Cushions and a Full-Size
Bed on a full-size spring mattress, as low as $199,50
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* ODD DRESSERS * CHESTS OF DRAWERS
* STUDENT DESKS * BABY CARRIAGES
* HIGH CHAIRS * CRIBS * PLAY PENS
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Wringer Washers
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USED REFRIGERATORS $35.00 AND UP
USED ELECTRIC RANGES
USED BEDS lll , ...... ..„..„ .. ONLY $10.00
If it's for the home, you go a long, long way
to equal the values at Sandy Elliot's
$40.00 AND UP
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Creditor) groups
elect '62 ,officers.
g ff- • nno5lcians entertain
Miss F. Hatter
active in church
Miss Fanny Hatter, 84, died
suddenly at her late residence,
Exeter North, on Friday, Dec-
ember 29.
Air. and Airs. John Butler
spent lost week in. Detroit, Mr.
and Airs. Gerale• Wein and.
children of London spent New
Year's Day with Air, and Mrs.
John. Butler.
Mr. -nd Mrs. .Carl Radford
and Shine: spent New Year's
Day in. Kitchener.
Dr. and Mrs, Frecierich Alor-
lock and family of Waterloo,
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr.
lock and Air. Eldon Smith spent
Sunday,
W. If Smith had to
spend .christma.s and New
Year's in b, emd.r .sw:it jhoban hearte.re on.
(titian,
Mr, and of
London spent Sunday with Air.
and Mrs. E, G. Wenzel.
Mrs, Wm, Haviland has re-
itiiair‘.7dmiticohn.to after visiting
and Mrs. T, K. Baillie atSagi-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fawcett
and daughter of Brantford •vis.
heel during the holidays with
Air, and Mrs, Russell Finkbei-
ner and family,
Mr, and Mrs, Art Attfield,
Miss Clara Gaiser, Air, and
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Hill. and Airs.
S, S. Wuerth over New Year's Lorne Finkbeiner attended the
eve were Mr. and Mrs. Bob funeral of Air. Peter Lockhart
Blackwell and boys of Caledo- of Humber Summit on Wednes-
nia, Mr, and Airs. Ken Baxter day afternoon.
and girls of LeFroy, Mr, and Airs, Margaret Free of Pres-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
Anguish of Caledonia, Air. and
Mrs, Roy Pask of Grand Bend,
Air. and .Mrs. William Jones
and girls of Ilderton, Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Pascuzzo and boys
and Joseph Pascuzzo Sr. of.
Strathroy, spent Christmas with
Mr. and. Mrs, Bert Pascuzzo,
Miss Hatter was born in Eng-
erts of Welland visited on Sun- land but spent most of her life day with Mr. and. Mrs. Donald in Exeter.
Finkbeiner and Mr. and Mrs. She was an active member of Irvine Finkbeiner. Their son
Walter returned home with Caven Presbyterian. Church and
Arad held prominent offices in them after holidaying with the the Woman's Missionary So- Finkbeiners.
Mrs. John Ayres and boys.of ciet •
Toronto spent weekend with her Surviving are sisters, Mrs,
father, Mr. Everett Fahrner, Mary Head, London; Mrs. He-
who came home after spending len O'Connell, New York City;
the holidays with them. brothers, Fred, Ailsa Craig and.
Mrs. Ray 'Warlock is a pa- William, Exeter.
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital The funeral service was held
under observation. on Monday„lanuary, 1 with
Mr, and Airs. Robt Lambie Rev. Robert Bissell, Avonton,
and family spent New Year's officiating, at the Hopper-Hoc-
Day with. Mr. and Mrs, Ross key funeral home with inter-
Haugh and family, went in Exeter cemetery.
Musical numbers highlighted
the program for the. meeting of
the Senior Citizens Club held
Tuesday evening with. about 85.
in attendance.
Solos were given by Sandi
Morrow accompanied by Mary
Shaw, by Judy Lampert with
Elaine Bowe accompanying, vo-
cal duets 'by Mrs. Bruce Cann
and. her .daughter, Mrs. Robert
Grey, accompanied by Robert
Grey, by Helen and Anna Bern
Accompanied by Mrs, Andrew •
Donal"; by Margaret hoist and
Elaine NSW with Judy Lam-
port as Accompanist,
Guitar solos by George God-
bolt; baritone horn. solos by
Mr. Bruce Cann accompanied on
the piano by Robert Grey, pia-
no solos by Elaine Powe and
Mrs, A, Willard, violin selee-
lions by Gerald Hamilton, Lu-
can, with Ales, Hamilton at the
piano. Lloyd 'Hein favored with
a reading,
Mr, Herman Powe was chair-
man and Mr. welter Cutbush
led in a singsong accompanied
Nine officers at RCAF sta-
tion. Centralia received promo-
tiona in the New Year's List
announced. by Air force head-
quarters.
Promoted from acting to sub-
stantive squadron leader was
C. Latrance., ,officer commander
the ()Meer selection unit,
Six men and one women re-
ceived the rank of flight lieute-
nag, They are Marion Gay, ad-
jutant of primary flight school;
Rat Murke, Len Dodd, John
Trudeau and M. D. Arehtlea.
von, instructors with central of-
ficers school; Jim Torek, Tech
AF.l.,instructor with central offi-
cer's school; Ken Hoffer and
Donovan, instructors with
the primary flight school.
F. L M. D. ARCHDEACON
FL R. DONOVAN
The story in.
Grand Bend
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL.
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The week of prayer services
beginning January 8 will be
observed in these churches:
Tuesday at Dashwood EUB;
Wednesday at Greenway Unit-
ed Church; Thursday at Church
of God, Grand Bend; Friday at
Grand Bend United Church.
Communion service will be
hoserved at Grand Bend United
Church on Sunday, January 7
at 11;15 a.m.
Holiday visitors
Miss Carol Kuyaton, King-
ston, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Shil-
tender of London, Mr, Robert
Sharon, stationed at Camp Bor-
den, Mr, and Mrs, S. G. Heslip,
of Lambeth, Mr, and Mrs. Bev
Smith and daughter Jean, of
Barrie, with Mr. and Mrs, R.
Newman and Sharon.
Miss Marion Gill, of Bright,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Gill.
Mr, and Mrs, 'Men near and
son of London with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Finan.
Julian Burr of Lawrence St -a ,
(Ion arid Joanne Gillard, Teton-
to, With their grandparentS, Mr.
and Mrs, Garnet Patterson,
Mr„ arid Mil, Douglas Gill
and family with Bev. and Mrs.
Mervyn Love and family, of
Lea mington,
Miss Doreen Baker, RN, oC
Landon, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Baker.
Mrs. Lily Gill, with Mr, and
Mitt LaWrefice Pollock, Green-,
Way.
Mr. arid Mrar Alex Love rod
hinny, of Torento, With Mr,
and Mrs. William Lave.
Miss Nancy, Drodrick, RN,
of Toronte, Mr. David Brod.
rick, of Hamilton, With their
mother, Mrs, Gladys Fredrick.
Mr. Art Haig left SUndAY (Or
a vacation in Florida,
Crediton 101,12
Woodham 17.00
Granton 4.00
RCAF Centralia 213.63
Noxzema
Specials
Reg. $1.10 for 990
Special 10-oz., $1.35
LATHER SHAVE
CREAM
Reg. 79Ø for 650'
SHAVE CREAM BOMB
Reg. 890 for 750
Reg. $1.25 for 990
Billfolds
Newest stock arrived too
life for ChriStrnat tele,
Men's it, Lidice', oft leath e r,
made,
30%
OFF
REGULAR PRICE
By MRS. M.
GREPITON
At the morning service in
the RUB church the offieers of
the Sunday Sc lionl were
elected. Eric Fin', beiner read
the slate of officers
'Superint endent Mr. Ross
'laugh; vice-presidents,Air,Al
Smith, Air. Wilmar Wein; sec-
retary, Eric Finkbeiner; treas-
urer, Howard Hendrick. The.
rest will be elected in. Sunday
School,.
Class elects
The Bitilders class of RUB
Church were out and enjoyed
a Christmas dinner- anu re-
turned to the home of Air, and
Mrs, Ross Haugh where they
had, the election .of officers,
President is Mr. Wilmar
\Vein; vice-president, Donald
Hendrick; secretary, L a it r a
Mainers; assistant secretary,
Airs. Lloyd Bender; treasurer,
Mr. Gordon Finkbeiner.
The rest of the evening was
spent in games,
Personal items
Mrs, Frederick Wuerth and
family of Galt, Air, Glen
Wuerth and family of London,
Mr, Kenneth Riggs of River-
side was a weekend visitor
with Mr, Reggie Finkbeiner.
Rev, and Mrs. F. Al. Faist
and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Zophy of Naperville, Ill, and
Mr. Sam Ilechukion of Nigeria,
student of University, visited.
'on Sunday with Mrs. .Ezra
Faist and Nola.
Tommy Silverthorn of Lon-
don .spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Hey.'
Ricky Gaiser of Dashwood
spent the holidays with her
'grandparents, Mr, and Mrs,
Lloyd Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon MeRob-
Bosa nquet
tiletWENEWIStegtr
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. William Nord-
strom and. Robert visited Air.
and Mrs. Lloyd Davies of For-
est for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. William David-
son entertained 23 relatives and
guests at Christmas, Air, David-
son entertained with films be-
fore dinner,
Mr, and Airs, 13. Pachlarz,
C concession, entertained neigh-
bors and friends and Mr, and
Airs. P. Surdikoski and daugh-
er of Chatham for New Year's.
Sundries
GLOSS CREME
For Men and Boys
Reg. 690, 2 FOR 700
BRECK SHAMPOO
Reg. $1.00 with
Creme Rinse Free
MI for $1,00
BLUE LINED
ENVELOPES
Reg. 150, 2 FOR 160
LINEN ENVELOPES
Reg. 150, 2 FOR 160
PLASTIC PLAYING
CARDS
Reg, $1.98 for Double Deck
Special $1.50
Carefree
Modess
Regular
Ct rs 45
This weptc an
Winchelsea
By MRS, WILLIAM wALTEas
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Elm Lynn
and family spent Christmas at
Owen :$013110 With relatives.
Alr, Sheridan and Bill Pen-
hale of Exeter visited on Tues-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Elwyn
Kerslake And family.
Air, and Airs, Derry
And family visited on Tuesday
with Airs. Christina Here. in.
Exeter,
Mr,and Airs, Bob Gardiner
and family, of Cromarty, were
guests on Thursday evening
with Air, and Airs, Colin' Oil-
Wien and family,
Air. Albert Dobbs, of Strat-
ford, is visiting this week with
Air, and Mrs. Newton Clarke,
Mr, and Mrs, Philip Hera
and Kevin, Air, and Airs, Wit-
ham Walters visited en New
Year's Eve with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Rowe of Thames Road,
New Year visitors
Mr. and ATM William Wal-
Lteii.i,se and Danny with. Mr. and
Airs, Ray Clarke of Sunshine
Air, and Mrs. Philip Hern
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
John Coward with Air, and
Mrs, Murray Coward and Pam,
Sunshine Line,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan,
Randy and Wendy of Exeter,
Mrs, Harvey Smith and Penny
of Crediton with Air, and Mrs.
Colin Gilfillan, Grant and Barb-
ara.
Mr. and Airs, Bison Lynn
and family with Air. and. Mrs,
Harvey Slcinner at Sebringville.
Air, and Airs. Freeman Horne
and family in London with. Mr.
and Airs. Harry Snarling.
Mr, and Mrs, Newton Clarke
and Air, and Airs. Beverley
Morgan and family, Thames
Road, with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old. Clarke and boys.
Mr, and Mrs. Elwyn Kers-
lake and family with Mr. and
Airs, Harold Kerslake and fam-
ily of Elimville.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Steph-
ens and Doris with Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Stephens and family
of Woodham.
Airs. Garnet Miners with her
family at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Eric Carseadden in Exe-
ter,
Out-of-towners
.on the piano by Airs, Dougall..
Beta Sigma pill Sorority
wow. the lunch. Mr. and Airs.
William Marshall. and Donald
McCurdy provided the MOSIC
for dancing which follewed..
The committee to plan for
the birthday party :in February
are Ur, and Mrs. Hilton Ford,
Air, and Mrs. Frank, Triebner,
Air. and Mrs, Sam ,Dory and
Mr, and Mrs. Sic! Sanders,.
CANADIAN
PROPANE
GAS
APPLIANCES
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Ph o ne 156 Grand Bend
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Page 14 TheThroAcivoc.atei.January S,, 1907
Nine receive promo
Ions
F/L KEN HOFFER
F/L JIM TORCK
Blind drive near target
Area canvass for the Canad-
ian National Institute for the
Blind fell less than $25 short of
its 81,000 objective, Chairman
S. B, Taylor announced this
week in his final report.
Contributions totalled $978.75.
"Although we did not quite
reach our quota of $1,000, we
feel the campaign has been a
success," Mr. Taylor said. "We
sincerely appreciate the sup-
port we have received."
Donations by comm unities
totalled;
Exeter $605.00
Dashwood 35.00
Centralia 3,00
-• Mr. and Mrs. Will Besta
visited Mr. and Airs. William
Nordstrom on Monday.
Mr. N. Steeper, teacher, and
pupils of SS No, 17 had a suc-
cessful Christmas concert.
win local draw
Out-of-town ticket buyers had
all the luck in the Christmas
draw sponsored by Exeter. Le-
gion,
Bearers were Messrs. Lee "Glass turkeys" were woh by
iiiVOSSSMOSOMMARNIs. Learn, Clarence McDonald, Da- Alex Onglis, Luck-now; Newton
vid Millar, Harry Frayne, Seth. Hayter, Parkhill., and 011ie Ho- News from North Winer and Stan Frayne. gins, RR 4 Komoka.
Attending the funeral from The branch also gave prizes
out of town were Mr. and Mrs. to its members who sold the
Don Dodds, Harriston, Mrs. most tickets. Winners were
O'Connell, N.Y., and. Mr. and Norm Ferguson, Laverne Wells
Mrs. George Keene and Mr, and Bob Sanders.
Fred Hatter, Ailsa Craig. Lorne Ford was in chargl of
the project for the branch,