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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-18, Page 3Hate/ opening draws capacity crowds Dufferin JTotel at Centralia was taxed to its limit Friday night to accommodate the crowd which gathered for the grand opening . celebration. Several hundred had to be turned away. Visitors were impressed with the facilities, which include the Maple Leaf room,- shown above, Over 100 enjoyed the special dinners served by the hotel Sunday, photo Plan new standards for school teachers .IIIIIIIIIIIII1101110.1.,1.11111111.111,1,1111.1 111,11.111,11111111,1111.111.11.0111110111t1111111111,111111111011,101t., Davies, Grant, Denning and Benn CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. DEVON BUILDING PHONE 261 EXETER 11.1 1011.011111111111111IIIMMIMMUH11~111111111111.1tIMMI111111111,1111111111.11111101111111111““li0110 DON McGREGOR PHONE 737 EXETER Electric and Acetylene Welding Trailers Built Of All Kinds See the Quality•Euilt REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS a five-week Departmental sum- mer session, or an equivalent departmental winter session, may be subatituted, The Standard 3 certificate may be obtained by a teacher, who, in addition to holding the Standard 1 or equivalent cer- tificate, has credit in 10 uni- versity subjects for each of which, to a maximum of five, may be substituted successful completion of a five-week de- partmental summer session or an equivalent departmental winter session. In fairness to experienced teachers who have already pursued a study plan having more professional than academic content, successful at- tendance at each five-week de- partmental summer session or A.. The story in Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS • . . aliaata.faaa, This week in Winchelsea By MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS Fuchre The first Winchelsea euchre of the season was held on Mon- day night at the school with three tables playing. Mr. and All's. Ivan Brock and Mr. and Mrs, Colin Gil- Man were the hostesses. Prizes went to; ladies' high, Mrs. John Coward; gents, 'Ward. Hern; lone hands, Newton Clarke and -onsolation, Mrs. Colin Gitfillan. Personal items Mr, Charlie Martin returned to his hone on Friday after spending two weeks at Camp Borden. Mr. Wayne Prance is a pa- tient this week in. St. Joseph's Hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Smith and Penny visited on Tuesday with. Air, and Mrs. Colin Gil- fillan and family. Mr, and Mrs, Sanford Hutton and family of Elimville visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and family, There is no greater satisfac- tion than parking on what is left of the other fellow's nickel. Mr. and. Mrs. O'Brien were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Zigaiiind Chodas, London, Mr. and Mrs, William Kerley Jr, A nd family were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Alt's. Floyd Cooper, SHP1-1$ board. -,-:Continuett fawn page 1 private individuals, plus re- ceipts from other sources was tip - to $253,399.04, the increase in salaries and other expenses Was still higher in ratio. With the addition of more teachers to the staff and An- nual increments, the instruction costs were up to $176,206,33, as compared to $156,474,83 for last year, Instructional supplies were in- creased by over $2,500,00 and plant operation showed an in- crease of nearly $4,000.00. Transportation costs were hiked from ; $50,169,60 to $55,514,40 for 1961. The board found it necessary to borrow $45,000,00 last year to carry them until municipal tax levies were received. The statement is subject to the approval of the board's auditors, Lloyd Holland Exeter realtor Lloyd Holland, 69, Andrew St., a real estate broker died in South Huron Hospital on Fri- day, January 12 after an ill- ness of several days. Mr. and. Mrs. Holland for- merly lived in West Lorne and mov ed to Exeter about six years ago. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Garniss, two daughers: 'Mrs. Jackson (Betty) Rowan, London, Mrs, Percy (Mary) Sibbock, Prnceton; two brothers, Roy, Windsor, Wil- fred, Byron; two sisters, Misses Lillian and Eva Holland, Wind- sor, Funeral services were held Monday, January 15 at the Prevett funeral home, West Lorne with burial in Evergreen cemetery, Letter from Kirkton By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Library euchre Kirkton Library held a pro- gressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Monday evening. Prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Harold O'Brien; lone hands, Harry Webber; men's high, Stanley Francis; MOWS lone hands, John Witte- veen; lucky draw, Emerson Paton. Pesonal items Rev. and Airs. MacAulay, of London, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Miller McCurdy and Air. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Dr. and Mrs. Bill Schaefer attended a convention in To- ronto this past week. Discounts on Bolt Remnants We have a few small boltS of material left which we are clearing at special discount prices, Making extra,) I .0^ ISIONVIMIYAM Free Making Sale of Draperies A GREAT WAY TO SAVE! You buy the material at regular prices BUT the making of the drapes costs not a. cent. it's entirely FREE during this January clearance, ANTIQUE SATINS yd, 2,00, 2.50 Plains, florals and geometric patterns ARNELS per yd. 2.95 White and Beige backgrounds, floral and geometric patterns DAMASKS Gold, beige and goldL yd. 1,39 Gould & Tory Phone 974 3 Big Free Pant Suit Sales Choose your made In ..measure suit from House of Stone, James Bros. or Firth Bros. samples now on sale. Buy a 2-plece suit and get the second pair of iroubcrs absolutely free, Ladies — Misses Save 2 5 ‘)/o To One-Third CONTINUE AT G &if * DRiSSES * SKIRTS * BLOUSES * JUMPERS * CHILDREN'S COATS, COAT SETS, JACKETS AND SNOW SUITS ONE RACK DRESSES values from 1.9.9 - AS LOW AS '195 GOULD Phone 974 JOR Exeter Men Boys Save 25°70 Topcoats Car Coats Suburban Coats Sweaters 'rho Time&Advoc4te, January' 'IC, 17,152Peg equivalent departmental winter sesson offered prior to Septem- ber 1, 1963, may be substituted for one required university sub- ject to a maximum of 10. • Tire Standard 4 certificate may he obtained by a teacher who, in addition 'to holding the Standard 1 or equivalent certi- ficate, holds a BA degree from an Ontario university, or a de- gree considered equivalent by the minister. The students graduating from the teachers' colleges in June, 1962, will be granted the appro- priate new-type certificates and, early in February, 1.962, the minister will announce the de- tails of the procedure to he fol- lowed by qualified teachers wishing to replace the certifi- cates they now hold with new certificates of the appropriate level, It is hoped that the establish- ment of the four levels of cer- tificate, will provide an incen- tive to elementary-school teach- ers to improve their qualifica- tions year by, year, and that a large proportion of those 'for whom teaching becomes a ca- reer will raise their certifi- cates from level to 1 e v e 1, through extramural or intra- mural study, and will ultimate- ly be successful in obtaining university degrees, Awarded prize for decorations Darling's IGA Food Market here won a cash prize of $75.00 for decorations in the annual beef roundup promotion among IGA stores in the London dis- trict. The judged Mrs. I. Sweet dies in Sarnia Mrs, lda Sweet, 84, widow Of the late Frank Sweet, both formerly of Exeter, died in Sarnia General Hospital on Friday, January 12, She was the former lda. Mitchell, of Exeter, Surviving are a niece, Miss lalyrie Sweet,Sarnia, The funeral service was held to have the best inside ing the roundup days last fall. Exeter cemetery, j.wiRtebburftilanle7 in Exeter m a r ket was and outside western theme dur- fhroorerne,thLrDnia Snow .And snowstorms ren- t:time, to contribute toward. dist- Ay 10.4., FRANK .SQUIRE net accidents ..fincie0' the past Week- Monday., ears driven by Law• renee E. Shaw, 51, London, and Robert Frier, 33, AR 3 ,and shell, were involved in rear- end collision on Main St. near CidicY, Damage w.os :estimat. ed .at $95.00. Sunday, Samnel Kingnla, 16, and Adrian Timmermans, 35, RR 3 Kippers, were drivers in another rear-end eraah on Huron street in which loss exceeded $100, according to Chief C. II. MacKenzie, collide. Thursday rrtslirr,so'd -ears in n storm Thursday 4 highway near Hensall, causing shout $350 -damage, Sim Roobol, 53, Hensall, travelling north, was struek from behind by James Finch, 21, Clinton,. .also northbound. The Roobol car skidded into the ditch and rolled over in the northeast corner of the plain intersection, Mr, Roobol was taken to Clinton hospital with bruises anti shock and later released, PC George Mitchell investigat- ed. Luxury cars crash Damage amounted to $900 when two luxury cars .sideswip- ed each other about one mile jnaonrtuhay.yof ,,Hensall in a storm A Cadillac convertible, driven by Douglas Dick, 31, Huron St., Exeter, and a .ClarYsier Wind- sor, operated by William Bar- rett, 39, Weston, were involved, PC D. AL Westover reported, Also on Jan, 9, a ear driven by Mrs, Margaret Allen, 40, RR, 1 Kirkton, and a truck operated by Kenneth }fern, 42, Exeter, collided in the thick of the storm on the Kirkton road, just east of the second conces- Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hod- sion of Usborne. The Allen car gins and Avis were Saturday had been stopped by snow and evening visitors with Mr, and was struck from behind by the Mrs. Harry Squire, Woodham. }fern truck, Damage amounted Mr. and Mrs; Cleve Pullman, to $450. Roy and 'Ronnie were in Mit- chell Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. jack Kirkham. Miss Cora Nuttycomb and The story in Airs. Myrtle Shorthill, London, Zion were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Alex Baillie. Rev, and ;Mrs. Bennett, Tom- my and Robert, Kirkton, were Tuesday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire, Sue Arm and Paul visited Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squire, Woodham. Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pullman, 'Roy and Ronnie visited Friday evening with Mr. and Airs, Hugh Davis, Saintsbury. Mr, Howard Morley, Hazel. Park, Michigan, was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Marley Sr. and Mr, and _Mrs., William Morley Jr. VCOSNIMOtv. MALV .AVIIONWMA By MISS MURIEL KERN WISIMI.MABOSTBSM Personal items Mr, and Mrs, Burton Morgan and Paul, St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. William Spence and David, Woodham, and All. and Mrs, Grant Skinner and Joan, Exc. er, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Brock and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam llern visited on Sunday with Mrs. Louisa. Kyle, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs, Norman Brock visited last Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs, William Strong ,Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn, Harry Jaques, Ronald and Lorne Hero were guests at the Miller•Rader wedding last Sat- urday in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Miller of Brampton were weekend visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, Eve- rard Miller and attended the Miller-Rader wedding at Dash- wood. Snow aids 1n."3140,ural ,..eremony accidents for Whalen women The inaugural servi WHALEN ce for the United Church Women was held At the service of -the United Church on Sunday. Rev. D. Al .Guest was leader. The address "Vision of the Fiitnre"- was also delivered by Mr, Guest. President is Mrs. Williatrt Morley Jr..; vice • president, Mrs. Alton Neil;. recording sec• retary, Mrs. Trenehl treasurer, Mrs. Gordon John- .5 9n: corresponding secretary, Airs. Ray Parkinson; pianist, Airs. Milne Committee conveners.: Airs, Gordon Johnson; flowers and social functions, Mrs. H. Hod• gins; manse, Airs, AfcCleod Mills: supply and social aaaoeia Ate, Mrs, ;Cleve Pullman. The first meeting of the Unit- ed .Church Women will be held on Thursday afternoon in the Sunday Schools rooms of the ehureh, During the Sunday School hour on Sunday, there was a promotion service. Attendance pins were presented to the first and second year children. Mr. T9mMY Simpson Jr., of London, formerly of Whalen, who has been a patient at Vic- toria Hospital, London, for several weeks, was able to re- turn home last week. Personal items Mr, and. Mrs. Grafton Squire, Sue Ann and Paul. were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massey, St, Marys, Mrs, Norman Hodgins spent Friday in Granton with Mrs. Ethel Squire. Avis, Allen and Grant Hod- gins attended Edgewood Junior Farmers meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mr. Harvey Bilyea, London town- ship. Hon. John P. Roberts, prime minister and minister of edua cation, announces the establish- ment of a new. plan for the certification of Ontario ele- mentary-school teachers. The plan, which will be im- plemented in 1062, is designed to encourage teachers to im- prove their academic and pro- fessional competence through university study and attendance at departmental sum m c r courses, The pr es en t elementary- school teacher's certificate is the basic teaching certificate now issued to Ontario' elemen- tarar-school. teachers. The new plan will. -replace this certifi- cate, and its predecessor, the first class certificate, by pro- viding four levels of certifi- cate, Teachers will be granted elementary-school teacher's cer- tificates, Standard 1, Standard 2, Standard 3 or Standard 4 according to their qualifica- does. The Standard 1 certificate will be the basic certificate is- sued to most graduates of the teachers' colleges. The Standard 2 certificate WA makes quilts may be obtained by a teacher Mrs, Earl Greenlee was hos- who, in addition to holding the tess on Tuesday, January 9 for Standard 1 or equivalent cer- the first WA meeting of the tificate, has credit in five uni- year. versity subjects for each of Mrs, Heber Davis, president, which successful completion of was in charge and was assisted by Mrs, Harvey Latta, Mrs. Hugh Davis and Mrs. Harry Carroll in devotions. Happenings in Roll call was answered with a yard of broadcloth to be used Blanshard in making quilts. in the absence of the trea- By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER surer, Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Mrs. Dean Gibson and Mrs. Harvey Latta collected the dues. A mystery prize donated Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lang- by Mrs. Earl Greenlee was ford, Walter, Donnie and Carl won by Mrs. Earl Atkinson, with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Thom- The ladies cut quilt blocks son. during the afternoon. Lunch Mr. and. Mrs. Clare Bryan was served by the hostess as- and family of Granton with sisted by Mrs. Harry Carroll Mr, and Mrs. William Jones. and Mrs. Dean Gibson, Mr, and Mrs. Claire Sisson with Mr, and. Mrs. Fred Petch The, February meeting will of Strathroy, be at the home of Mrs, Harry Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson Carroll. and family with Mr, and Mrs. Personal items Art Rinn. of Thamesford, Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hoop- of Detroit returned home on er. Jeanette and Veryl with Saturday, having spent the past Mrs, J. W. Humphrey and Miss two weeks at the home of the Medd, of Chatham. .former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Personal items Harry Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Barker, Luca n, attend- ed the Federation of Agricul- ture banquet at Ilderton Tues- day noon. Mr. arid Mrs. Earl Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis were Friday evening guests Vaaaaaakaaaanamaaaaaaaaaraaaaaaasaa with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, and with Mr, and Mrs, Jim Barker and family on Sunday evening. Mr. Jean Mercier, of Strath• roy, spent the weekend at the Ifataa*ataWaaapaaakaaaaaaaaaaaa...:: home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee and on Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jones, ning they and Mr, and Mrs. Kitchener, spent the weekend Raymond Greenlee visited with with Mr. and Mrs, J, Hubert Mr, and Mrs. Ray Watson, Jones, Ailsa Craig. Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Tanner, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Latta Bobby and Ricky, Antes, Iowa, arid family were recent guests have returned Mine after With the former's brother, Mr. spending the past three weeks and Mrs, Bob Latta and fam- with the latter's parents, Mr. ily, Clarideboye, and also Sufi• and Mrs, William Ellerington, day guests with Mr. Latta's RR 3 Exeter. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfeld Mrs. E. G, Lloyd and Mr. Latta, London, And Mrs, Barney. Molnar, of Mr, and Mrs. Bob Morak and e r - ;the Sehomberg, visited ov john, Guelph, were guests with ter, Mrs. Jean Mails, and hen Air. weekence Jan. 6 m r , -weekend with the feriner's sis- Air. and Airs. Fred Dobbs Jr. mother, Aim A. Ferguson, and Mrs. Fred DON Sr, tax- Me. and Mn.s It, C. Dinney ler, and Dr, and MI'S. mad8tty, Attended the furniture show in London, were guests also. Flv'io8riot6ndto withth \nyteitel k Alr8, Ronald ca mp, spent powe Disney, Don iv-tits:1/ra: Thursday evening at the Mile of her grandmother, Mrs, Peter and Mrs. John Hendrick arc t3 ettram,TfAc tdr , atIN'-e4d. hicgarti.1;1,61syCanii son( Mil, yr/ ,Csivine Young nt svt and C Of days the ferepart of day at the home of Mrs, C o u plehek iti Torefith attending youag,s, parents, and Mrs, a feed convention. Heber Da Os. Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Elliot ,., andla M. George Atkin- Motored 'to Toronto on Sunday' 8on afid family, Edgewood, last and attended the furniture show, returning on Thursday. wetc guests Stifla V With 6 -formers" parenta l Mr, and Mr's, Mr Robert HarVeY also attend. Herman Atkinson, ed TtiesdAy and WedileatlaY ofm r,aad tiaity 'Carroll last. week, and Wayne were guests fiiii Sttila teaks bone hi foot clay with Mrs, CattOli t8 ninth. Corny Nagel, white skating or, Mrs, .Hedry Hedging, Lti- Ott a neigh bor's Of ice Ott rah. Sunday', rake a bent in his Air, and Airs, Harold right aiikte. His foot is iii a Centralia. were Sunday evening east. Corny is an ellinleyee of visitors with Mr, and Mrs„ The Exeter ones Advbt ate, Johnston, erved as cook for -.Etitan family gy JARS. ARPI-IIR DEWA R Huron umpilal. on .w in eunesday, ew St. died South Mrs. Peter Gardiner, 76. of L.—.......„....,.:L.....,.......,,,44.,,, .. ' : . ...,,,,„•„,J January 10. She was the former jesSie. .Personal items Monteith of Thames Road and Air. and Mrs. I:When. Me,. following her marriage to Peter Naughton visited with Airs. .Gardiner in 1016 they Jived on. MeNaughten's parents, Mr. and the :farm now ,occupdied by a Airs. David Sheppard, of Park- nephew, Jim Gardiner, Thames hill, on Sunday. Road. Three years later Mr. Airs. James Kelly of Hyde Gardiner died and Mrs. Gat.- Park visited with her sister, diner moved to Exeter, family on Sunday. Mrs, Tom. Coward, Torn and Bill mrs, Gardiner and the late Dr. teachers made their home with Many of 'Bawler High School and Howard Allan were guests I. G. Dunlop had his office in Miss Noreen Walkorn, with Mrs, Grace Walken). on her home when lie first ,start-Sanday .evening, ed in Exeter, Mr, Jesse Fiatnii is at Pres- She was an excellent rook ent a patient in Memorial Hos- and, during 211 years she spent pital, St. Marys, but expects to be home next week. in Toronto, was cook for Lady Eaton for several years. She returned to Exeter five years a; Jaaakatazataaaaada..,aa. ago, She maintained a fine garden, sharing its abundance with the neighbors. She was be- loved by the, children of the neighborhood. Her nearest relatives were nephews on her husband's side of the family: James Gardiner, Thams Road; Alex and Robert Gardiner, Cro.marty; Mrs. her Shute, Kirkton, and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt, Londeshoro. The 'funeral service 'max con- ducted by Rev. Robert Biaaett, Avonton, at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home on Saturday. ,Tanuary 13. with interment in Roys cemetery. Bearers were six grand ne- phews: David. Charles and Alex Gardiner, Larry Gardiner, Mervyn arid Edwin Shute, Kirk- Lon, 'Now watch: Here's where we saw our first farm animal —a goat:" Mr, and Mrs. Bill Thomson and family of Glendale were Friday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, William Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gras- by of Stratford spent. Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sis- son, Town topics Baseline News budget from