HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-11, Page 14Man loses finger
in loading.1.111shap.
1 -
a, Harold De Vrggs of the.
0,Mario .Agricultural College,
Quelph, spent a few days with
Boss Wein at the home of
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fimer,
son Wein.. Ross returned back
to school after .a low weeks
holidays with
• 14 The Tinies-Advopte, Jahuaety 1 1, 19:1
- car USED CAM 114r41-1UPIE0. I OWLING
M the United chnreh by Ile,;,
there 11!11
the
ee pas
tor.
Town
. dance on Friday night of this A country. yondl. was driving
week. to the country fair with. his.
sweetheart .when they passed a
booth where fresh popcorn was.
for sale.
"Alyl Abner, ain't that
nice?" said the girl.
"Ain't what nice?" asked
Abner,
"Why, the popcorn; it smells.
so awfully good," replied the
It does smolt kind .o'• .fine," Alr. and Ml's. Mervyn Stela. drawled the youth. "Ill :jest
of Bradford., spent the week• drive a little clo$er $13 yeti Call
end with Alt', and Mrs. Lloyd get a .better'
By MRS. M. .FAI4T
CRED 1TON
Mr. Philip. Lloulianne, owner
of the food null hero, lost a
finger of his left hand anti in-
jured two other fingers while
he was loading grain at the.
farm of Frank ilegier last
week.
He was taken to South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, and is getting
a.ong nicely. He is still in hos-
pital.
SCORES
• • STANDINGS
Next Sunday 4 loping com-
munion service will be ob.
served 'and transfer of meal-.
hership will be received in the
United .Chureli.
1960 PLYMOUTH FURY, +door sedan, fully
equipped
1900 ;CI-11 V 13.a Am., 44w, .-cqunclar, Eito.
matte
1960 CONSUL, locally owned car
1959 OLDSMOBILE ,Super 88, 4,door, power
steering, power brakes, power windows,
locally owned,.
1958 ,PLY.MOV111-1. Belvedere, 10,000 actual
miles, 2-door hardtop, showroom condi-
tion
1958 VOLKSWAGEN
4-1956'5-Fords and Dodges
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICED
WE ARE .govippgo-
AND TRAINED. TQ LOOK
AFTER ALL YOUR
Mrs. Sippell, wife of Rev,
W. Al. Sil„pell of Waterloo who
was pastor here a number of
years ago, died and burial took
WSWS place on Saturday.
The WSW'S of the E1,13 church
held a meeting Thursday .eve•
ning in the „Sunday school
rooms a good attendance.
Quiet music was played by
Mrs, Emmery Fahrne-
EXETER LANES
M oto r ing Ells\ Lees Al
Split :.ilea 1,1
.10":1+ Six 31
4 14roppet its 21
.1 High •q11,;11% k . % s'1111-0141
4 I:7241: "1r. W .14:. 0 .2 ..•; .
u limit 444-(144Je , '.1..". 1 I Mtin,..(0
1;1'11: -171- , .1 Iltir1,o 41;7,
MPN'S.
4.A" GROUP
• Atillote.n 111, Wells 721 I
,Pepsia .Coughlm 4-111•1
Rockets J. Fuller 75/ii
Iirippen. Tigers 41,-,1. Ito,‘44 6131
( U. Vi right Ate
• Windmilis 4N. Itedn,an'e"111 it
Iterlesinun (G. Wend:hint tg 1114
:.It. billiard, IS,. Nagel 745
Spares II:. Nicol ti'."'
i&1-I Speoials 411. .104-y Aii14
Elie Six W. Holtzman 4441
L. Supertest (1,, Bumpel 'AO
ROnetA i5tS:7 1
It. 13247 t 4
(32713i
Larry's Supertest (51310)
.T g Six (52r421
Milk )hen (52301
.•.-1,&,14 Speen-Vs 110377)
Ringers I:out:Li,
Soares 15123i
Pepsis1144421 ..
T :01, rade4,u 1432-ut
Wippen Tigers (7444(-22)
NEEDS
4
* ALIGNMENT
* WHEEL BALANCE
* BODY WORK
* TIRES,
* Shell Products
71/4- 24-HOUR TOWING
The program was taken by
Mrs. Mary Faist. as ehairla.dy,
assisted by Mt s. Ed Hendrick
and Miss Lillian hoist, the
thane being "Adventure into
Latin America in a Changing
World."
'file meeting col:sista of sev'
oral New Yelli's readings,
scripture and preycr, also a
double duet given by Mrs. Ed
Hendrick, Mrs. M. Faist, Mrs.
Marguerite FillitheilIer and Lil-
lian Haist.
Calvin Fahrner gave a very
impressive talk, The convenor
of Spiritual Life, Mrs. A. M.
Schlenker gave a short talk.
Rev. A. M. Schlenker took
charge of the yearly reports
of the officers, President Mrs.
Gordon 'Rata had charge of the
ON THE SPOT FRIDAY NITERS
Hopes. II) :1 ;?.
I 'wet 141iI4 311. .1.3014,.,a ...,1
.1. 1 hi..1.40.p. I. Hanle ••I Iv% itt 7153
4 /4. Stril.n: .11 Partiuhar 4591
(1 1., I
11677 ;133 41: Roth 3'01
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rike,.
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Lit•AN Vat- ',Pi..
Hen .•• 11,110 4,10 at
4 411114N 1.441‘ SIX 1 it • r,74••
Iligh a; erage: P -Dip( ar
attar'!.. .
nigh trio's: Brr•-..0ui I
Hidtien ithpIP" E. 31-1)onaid
MIXED LEAGUE
'1'ee115,P45 I ,
PtiPPELS I 337:3 ,
Roo: Ka.is .....7
Cratike::Jaelts 1.11. de 3111
Chickens I.I.
ste-
Legiunsir,is (Ii. Caitt..4w41 :It 5
Dodgers E. Po ,re 1311
414. 4 )rgok.r1 737 ,
idds k End- ItJerhy (4231
\\Ju t , .11,;.44,4-. 11) Ivey,. ;.47,
Hot Toddies ,1. Haugh
R EC NEWS
By DON "BOOM" GRAVETT
Director of Recreation
See and Drive
THE NEW '62
PLYMOUTH and VALIANT
• 4:4
l• Square dancing
Instructor Max Harness in-
forms us that square dancing
will take place once again this
Friday evening in the Public
School auditorium,
Dancing will begin at 7:30
p,m, for the nine, 10 and 11
years olds, while the older
fitness course that has tenta-
tively ,been set up. We expect
to have information on the
course from the University of
Western Ontario any time now,
As soon as we hear something
on it, we'll certainly let 'you
know.
House league hockey
Canadians are on the move
in the pee wee house league
division, After dropping six
games in a row, the Canadians
won their second straight con-
test Saturday morning when
they blanked the league leading
Mohawks 1.0 on Allan Diller's
Unassisted goal,
In other action, the fourth-
place Hawks upset the second
place Leafs 2.1 while the Red
Wings skated to a 6.2 victory
over the Rangers,
The Maple Leafs were hand-
ed their second defeat of the
season when Billy Fairbairn
and Ricky Weber scored goals
for the surging Hawks, Barry
Southcott sank the lone Leaf
laity,
Loader's "hat-trick"
hockey week
performance along with two as-
Minor sists sparked the Red Wings
With Minor Hockey Week to their 6.2 effort over the
right around the corner, an Rangers.
effort is being made to secure David Burke chipped in with
sonic outside teams for local two goals and three assists
competition, There is a strong while Ricky Weber scored once
chance that three teams will and assisted on another,
journey here from Detroit, Larry Haugh and Merle Idle
Games are slated to be in the scored for the Rangers while
nee wee, bantam and midget Haugh and Ken McLeod picked
divisions, The Minor)en e e Hockey
as
key up an assist apiece.
Night date hasn't
yet but should be known within
One Stop Service
G'1 GROUP
..TE:ingspins tc. Caron 87 4 4 4
C. Lumber (D , 314:Knight 122) . e
Bo-Eidleys In Lertaghati 6'12) 4
.8-0.11)5111011L6 I It, SePthialil 5471 It
1', Loggers (II. Harris ;12.: I i
8. Fork (14. ilal1ant s tie 4171 1,
N. E. slt,i 117. 1Fil4ginS 4.721 4
ei.41111Q1.1, 1.1. Dell 847; 1-,
Fa:triunes IF. Ca 4.3 6:321 .,
Larks IN. Mattsvn 551 i I
TOastrnasters 1•1. 3100'0, I'd
Canadiaii Tire 11'. 1111; 51-11 2
Ringpins 15251, 4 1
Bo-Lidleys 1137114 414
canners (507271 r•
N. End Supert ,st t 11/1111
Fairlan es 419375)
Bankmont, I 1 Sll,411
C-1.1-stal Loggers 117433,1 ..
La7;k1-, r, ( 14125i, 1
Toast ittato rs (11:1241. 24,
Canadian Tiro 43442•:t1 20
C'enklin 1..4.1111tie.r I 111:61 1 ;it,
Sterling* Fuelt-4 Illicit] 0
High single: (j. 31i,idis t on 41341
Digit I ri ple: .1. rU uer i7Sili
Hidden ,seore: 3.., Darlina
Mathers Bros.
group will go through the pro-
business meeting. The sewing cedure at 9:30
convenor, Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner, Square dancing is fan,. so
suggested quilts be made fur Plan to attend this Friday,
the Rescue Mission al London. January 12.
Ten dollars was voted to be Minor athletic meeting
sent to Miss Dorothy Rothfuss, Chairman Doug Allan of the
a missionary in Hawaii. All ExeterMinor Athletic Associa- used Christmas cards and (ion has called a meeting for stamps arc to brought at Wednesday, J anuary 17, at the next meeting. 9:00 p.m. sharp, Every mem-
ber of the Minor Athletic Board
is asked to be present as there
are a number of decisions to
be made immediately on the
hockey situation in Exeter. Re-
member the meeting,
It's important that YOU at-
tend. (Jan. 17, 9:00 p,m.
,SHAR P !
EXETER PHONE 321 ••••••••
STORE WIDE Ava,*-"tumzr
1
4l11i4iltg. rid
..K.Otil Kal, 5. 172
lit' 11',•1.x 17
I '11,'1,.1:'r,13.4..ks 5,i
I tdds and 147,41(ls 33
[kat Tuddie, 2 2
*Mule Itut-es . IS
I IVA t'iN :71
D011'21...I'S
Ttosii.i.gei S . . .
rtippet. 1 I
111,111 Nitt:',11.. 1...rh110,•', 31_ II,. d -
ma (C:1"1; . , titt (4'.,, H. t.tsg• .0,1 12114 4
ll igh 1 rt',..lf,' Lathe'.'. 11. 1-*A,1'11111.111'
A donation of S1.0,00 was giv-
en to WSWS from Mrs, Made-
leine Howell in memory of her
mother, Sirs. Annie Haist. The
meeting closed and a social
half hour was spent together.
Personal iten:is
Sir, and Mrs. Emmery Fah).-
ner, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Rata
and Miss Lillian hoist soent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Haist at Exeter.
Sir. Gerald Zwicker is spend-
ing a few days in Toronto this
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar Wein
and Barbara visited on Sunday
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C, Slanders, at Wat-
for(' .
Inaugural and installation
services of the officers of The
United Church Women were
conducted on Sunday morning
MEN'S INTER-TOWN
Exeter .13 1127s1
Clin;ton 1-1 t
Cluj:ton A (5.5521
Exeter A 15642)
NViligham 41521 1 2.5°/o OFF Special
Sweater
JUNIOR BOYS & GIRLS
TU ESL) A ,'
311rIget 1i-. -441,, ':1_I
Striherl. 119. Morro.% 2,11,1
14.1)•Apisly 3.1 ar•1,21 .....
Etatinelts (•..I. Ford 10, 11
I ut,let.
I'-1111 IA. 2,31
1,1114),Inv
01110,5
STeih.t.g
Midges.,
'I'', Birds
Veainh.lts
High s41015: 1.. 1T6,h.PY r•17,
High doubt.- : E. I larquitar I 35.3
FRIDAY
1.30,dgers 314:1 a 1!.- x,1:1
Lark$ K ray
I I-I, V\ right I91,
[;,,,,bars 3,•ery
:Amu.. I P. Ilaynhat 0 10,
McArthur I,651
Jets
tionibers
. ..... 2!4
1 totigers „ 4,1
4 Lark,
Chiekens . 12
4 High sinalw Ft_ II Palls 12iS1
high 130,0
Grad, rieli A o3119) ...„
4 lInt.011
Exeter A
Goderlelt A
imon
Exeter B ,
Goderieh B 12
Zurich 27
115
1131 Ladies' Winter Coats,
Jackets, Dresses, Slacks
Skirts, Vogue Beauty
Form Lingerie
Sale
Cardigans and pull-
overs in Banlon and
Orlon and Austral-
ian wool, Regular to
$7,95
174
Doctor to portly patient;
"Follow this diet, and in a
coupe of months i. want to see
I should have some word three-fourths of you back here
very shortly on the physical for a checkup."
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A"- GROUP - -
Merry Maids 17
Be Bops 62
Trailers ......., '12
Hot Dogs . ...........
Ea-4 ,1)3' Gals 19
Lucia' Strikes .53
rite Ha.trks
wee Hopes ....
Pin Poppettee . 4;
Pills
.. ......
42
lowettes ,
Handic4appers . it
"B" GROUP
DrOppettes 1G. Rader 11-11
Jolly Six (D. Fra:t ne. 436
High Hopes (E. Bogart 57 4 )
Sputniks (B. Slaght 542
Busy Bees (D. Webstev 5211
Roliettes (B. Harrison 127
11.1rilhlY MiceB. Morley 331l)
'Frisky Six. W. Smith 5151
Who Cares (.1. ppieton 1521
Lollipops 111. Shrimpt on 1.124
Alley Cats IF'. Walker 5121
Jolly Jima ( E. 14-night 5511
Frisky Six . .
Mighty Niu-e
Alley Cale
Rollett P
Who Cares
Jolly Fills
Lollipops
High Hopes .....
th e wee k.
Physical fitness
I • .SIlikni•F., 1.1. Noy r..; I15C 1 . .
II H. Rolling-a 5111) SALE • ..... 111010 •,• "rnnnmmuull'II U1111 OI p1111111111114
,Rtiner5.
11.itinin..: Fit
110141be re
I1 Drail•
I'. .Sneels
I.. Si.
S. 101 ors
1 Linn? ii
III h s'orzip. U, Wlyati•
High tripir. Noyes c{311)
Davies, Grant, Denning
and Benn
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Municipal Auditors
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
DEVON BUILDING PHONE 261 EXETER
ALSO WINTER COATINGS, SUITINGS,
WOOL PLAIDS, SKIRTINGS, WOOL DRESS
MATERIALS
SUMMER COTTONS, MAGIC CREPES, ARNELS
19
47
'3.95 41
ti
GB LANES BANTAM GIRLS
1 (-altar] c4- (11,
lark ,,t, vmoei. 2,111
.t ,spiirpro.vs I S Bailey 26CI
Robnls (Judy B. 2211
Is 11-', ..l!ltbrooder 2111
3 Chickarlee IP. drudges .21,$)
I4111-
Sparrows
Chiekadees
canaries
Larks
Robins
High .1111,11e.
) hail rlolitcr.:
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE
Nylons
79c
2 Pairs
'1.49
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LADIES' LEAGUE
1.101 glj , (P, Schroeder 1.731
11i4ANt7: 1.1, Ravelle 17441
Crtm 512,
I \V. 11111 till
I Ihr111.111Y Ga ,S 1 1th I tans 111:,1
iiptoini•1 , in;' 5111
1.1 .11001, I:4, Tor Yin,. 07 I
FirC,N.I.I*101%, IN. 1,1PV,
1..(,2i011r1.1r,
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Hot Sl,.ar
11'e:toners 17
Optomista
High single: Ti,Pillars 121.15 •
11121 B, Ditiars (14151
High average: II. Datare (
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1
Nightgowns 611:, Pyjamas -CONKLIN LUMBER CENTRES
Make Your Livingroom
LIVE AGAIM
c.
t13 Regular $3.95 ....... „.„,,, SALE $2.95
Regular $2.95 .. . SALE $1.98
Regular $1,98 SALE $1.69
17
471,,
(1714
11.. a044.4,k
II ( .i.st, 4,‘
31 in
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
pire, Ea er$ (E. Mertobert I'117
Agile° CE, McLaughlin 4 11 )
Dairymen (E. Morgan 5271
Clandeboye (B, Henry 5711
T-Fot-Shols I11. Hodgins mei) -
Si, Circuits (T. 11 ertnes-ton 361)
Woodbutcher, (c. Glen 71111,
Legion lit, Smith 52',1
Men's Tailored To Measure
20°70 Off Suit Sale
1,117,11 A. ,r-SRI 2.,'q 1
HIgli111,1e": 11.7, Blake 4915.
High ak I.' WI' `-,41 I 01 I
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
s.arkiouzs 111• 1 ,4)
Mel eors ('r. Thom. on1't)
Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
Lumber kings (J. Nurse 667) , 2 Ares J. Rlmnuan
Hotel (C. Coughlin ;III 1 Duni-hells i.1. Haytei 1121 II Fashion-Craft and Regal Park men's suitings all reduced
for this annual event, Choose from our wide range of all
wool English materials now while there is a good selection.
$67.00 Values $54.60
$72.5'0 Values $58.00
$79.50 Values $63.60
$82.50 Values • $66.00
$89.00 Values . ..... ...... ........... $71,20
Rex C.I. Rummel' 5;71
Shamrocks (1-1. Itollinga 5511
Legion
Dairymen
short Circuit," • ..........
3shainroelts
Lumber Ningi 21
11-oodbutchers , 21
...... .....
Fire fat ers 19
ROL Shots
Hotel
Cla:ndebOye
grlec.
High single: 'NT. Chilbert (21134
High triple: J. Nurse (140 4
COLLEENS LEAGUE
Sir. Pats (C. Illake 3134
Night Hawks Tr, Wiesei 57Si 3
Angels ....... 41
Night -Hawks 1
St. Pats . . .... ...„: •
n xis Ili. Itettfly ",, .1
Charripe ID. AVeller Ilti I/
champ,
.1 nix,
Spit rkplo ris
lrcr
1Tetror,< L1
High ...MAIO! 1-441'1,', S. 1<thnirrly (i;;4, lui* l%. Rent rl y '1,•.:1.
CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE
Bottom, Up t.1, 1.ewle :1
B. Bombers LB. Mc', re 3i.7) .
Lions ID 1111141 572,
N, ( D. )both ........ „„, 2
I., six (11', Ennis 23:1) „ 4
B. Elear ,
17
Open this Sunday, Wed•
nesday afternoon and due,
ing the evening through.
out the week
REMODEL THE EASY WA 4' NOW
Do it now and take advantage of Conklin 30-Day Charge
or Monthly PayMent Plan. 1,3
Exeter Motor
Sales Wall Covering
k -.3c Exotic Plywoods Starting at Only Sq. Ft. SPECIAL SALE-MEN'S, BOYS' & STUDENTS' inifilit11111111111111M111110111111111PHIIIIMI111111,11,
Arborito-many colors to choose-Only 59c Sq. Ft.
Colonial Wood Grain Masonite $4.20 41)(7', Only Sheet
Budget Wallboards
Sheerroclt, Only
31111113331311111111131111111111111111111111111,13,11111,11,,mwifiifi 313,33341 IIIIIII311111IIIII 31111131111111111111111111111114 25%
OFF
Men's Topcoats
Suburban Coals
Windbreakers
and Sport Coats
Ready Made Suits Free Delivery To
CIEDITON
RESIDENTS
Out' entire stock of men's allQ4900 .
wool suits, Values to $69,50 .. ‘10 Comfortable $1.76
$3
r.
2 Woodgrain, 40 Only - Sheet
Sheet 2-pant suits $10495 Boys'
SALE „ „.... „..
GIANT SHIRT SALE
MEN'S WTE DRESS SPORT SHIRTS
VaMTo $
HI &
3.95 VIII5 To $4.95
FOI ELDERLY FOLK Floor Tile *20% Off
Boys' Winter Coats
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Vinyl Asbestos, 9"x9" Linoleum, 9"x9"
12 Colors lb Choose From DomeStic Gauge
Only 1 O c Each Only 1 2C Each , .
• Why not give
them the best?
We are MOW making deliveries to Crediton
Tuesday and Friday afternoons, Phone
orders taken until noon on both days,
THE BEST CARE
is available at
BOYS' DRESS PANTS
Reg, $5.95, SALE $3,95
BOYS' SKI CAPS
Reg. $2,08, SALE 08
Ceilingtile
Many new decora't'or paiterriS end colors t4 choose
frbnl - adds life and chatin to aiiY toiling,
Starting As Low AA 14c to. h.
Exeter
Nursing
Home
CALL US FOP QUALITY MEATS ay
Son
3
•
Fink's Meat
Market
Visit our batgaill
department kit tar"
eine s a v1 n cjs of
babies', 2 hlldr en `s,
ladies' and mdn`s
wear.
Conklin
EXETER
GRAND BEND
Registered Nurse
'24- Hours a Day
Reasonable Rates
'80 &Indus W.
PHONE 787
LUMBER
CENTRES
Phone 190 Exeter
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