The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-27, Page 12ti
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WOOD NOW
when the weather is good
MIXED SLAB WOOD
Stake Truck load, delivered $30.00
Half-load, delivered $17.00
MIXED LIMB AND BODY WOOD
Stake Truck load, delivered $50.00
Half-load, delivered. $27.00
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News Qt Grand Be.
.By MRS, wg1.-w0op GILL
3.16110,
Mrtf rr•tielmorfe .1.0,kenn. itaithas.
Ittra• POupe. %fro. It.. weber. Mrs.
t'us morn:. row nao t iis„
?lira 'rout fief
its. on.dipo: 5+ g:afti 010%5 ctrl,.
rallied. Toni I Ire n A Son; g' lopes If, t n.
Asfrita, Mss.
voids: Fisin mar .)iitrr4
'Hera, Sti L. A4 Itel. Lolls. Mrs.
iier RoNtm ds : sing-le petunias.
Mr' Mrs. Ilusse:1 f 'er-
pisoii, 0! iinIt :P.5' 01, pismn•
41cSitVS.. Mrs. 1, t tat ii0F110;r1.
M••. i.'m d ties ..out''. beta,
Troa.sies. Ma. 1;.9.nplelfii MOS.
Af4"s- Edwil, M.Aar. Mrs. )10
• s;.; rot-As. Mrs. Rey-tifrds; efalflo,:s. Iv: •,. Mrs lies nods,
NTS: •L'os d 1try-noids; ;crested
trstas Mrs. Ilo!.1,0!da;
ffatilia„ zinnias. Mt s. rt.-t pnids. .• •$„ 1,n,d ttesi,(Nde.:
Ora inn %voles, Mrs. Doupe,
Mrs. rI-ni.:11 basket eu^ flowers,
Mrs, 'loupe, Mrs. Smith, Airs.
1•Veber;• dish garden. Bethel Re-
;fern: efl I.A. Mrs. $1111:11,
Top classes
at fair here
Major v,inners in the arts
and crafts division were Mrs.
• Jones and Mrs. Doris
Ile riser with Mrs. Richard
Ete'r--!ngton, runner-up,
Lloyd Reynolds was award-
ed eight :firsts, four seconds
antP-'43ne third in the vegetable
section with South Huron Dist-
rie“Ifigh School getting four
first's and one second. John
Kingma was winner in the
en 13-1111 erel al vegetable feature.
Zicory Jeffery emerged win ,
the fruit section with
14 firsts and three seconds for
apples and two firsts, one sec•
and and one third in other
fruits, Fred MeCiymont, of
Varna, won five firsts and 12
skronds for apples and two
firsts and two seconds in other
fruits', Victor Jeffery won the
prize for the best collection of
fruit with Fred McClymont
second.
Rasell Gesell, Varna, and
JanteS Watson, Denfield, were
tviiiir'S in the grain class with
Ma -Tern & Son coming close,
4".I.Itry prizes were captured
11,*ar1 Becker, RR 1 Dash-
and Clifford Pepper,
DlOtvood, with James Sproul,
Aabgn providnig competition.
-ARTS ANb DRAFTS
n:: • ielsoape, AlIk. Ted
Mrs. Pons Opt , in er ; See
• Airs. Oct slier, Mary Van
‘;;;
Nfrs. joues, Mrs,
Pr; fltNIVArS ar Enlist -Mrs,
r. Mrs. Price: enY subJeos,
'VA.; ; number picture.
• 'rote; Here;; a Alss- Th :Skipi!or; S. pSI1,3Is instil , ▪ Rd, P., ,istri::gso ,.; ,•bit (Iran ,
11 I• eringt ; ,:olorerl. Bethel
itear,ted LA, lira, l thertrigtnn,
,solyfier Too:I:1g . Mrs. jone$:
Pd tire, Mrs. Rey-
nol• 4s- Mrs. Price; embroidered
mho Mrs, Reynolds.
YEGETABlegS.
Potattive. tarry, Tot it Bat ro, Fred
Mi•i "ly , 11r-. hui I ier ftes
4 ,041fs: rite. vet!.
tom, thi.k tato.,
bp'ts. Mrs, Ito? PP4,114w.
silt-13r Is4.18. FNVIK
11,444 sr. . ',mg; h. Reis •
vs, tit, Ja”,es Vt-a: soi., • Intel., nal..
10.1s. I.. tt'; r 11.7 toms,-
Toes, cwt. Itossell Mrs.
Msi riyal on t
pit41,, Mrs. I Iss o:ds,
rifiday :•firrots, hater.. Nils, Pep-
per •NIC,.1, Dielsos 4•Ki•I*Sits,
N11 Mrs. Tern
L, Rey ',olds: AI. „11rn,
ball:en:, ()PR. f1. I. ItIV41014P:
41W variety. L. 'Reynolds. DiekeY:
waterrneln Diftike;:•, I,, II e:iTto l ds,
1.. t `nab men ; muskmelons, M's,
Gordon Smite, I., fleYT10111S„ Nre,
.0 3 niny•; te.1),14 ill IS1Ps. Snierson
Peni,a.:e, lira. a Shap tun ; larg,e.st
turnips, Watson: i,nolt log onions.
Oess•,, M•:s. Tourtis: ra Harry
Bern ; Nistnish onions, Oesch, Mrs,
chnimore:
Onions, piskiing. Mrs. Reynolds,
'Mrs. Pepper, pie pump-
Dieke,t , 1.. Reynolds, Mc-
olyrtion; large .m111: ts Heys yieids, rte.:5ton Dearing & Son,
Cushman: tv ions. I., Reynolds,
ritettey. 'Mrs. Triehner: parsnips,
L. Reyne11s, Cushman, Diekey;
hubbard Squash, 1, Reynolds;
pepper squash. 1, 'Reynolds. Pie-
1,ey. Airs. Clirtmore, squash. any
o ; ariot v • Met wont ,
Mrs. clid Wore: early eabbso:,•;e, 11t mom ; pare ralt-
bapr.sHrif is; Sa‘ ny i•abbage,
SEIDITS: red c•abbage,
.aill ifion er, Afer'ymont, Wa tstsn.
COMMERCIAL F E ATURES
'rte nips • Emerson. Penhale, .1.01111 m gam, kraut- ea bba.g•e, Kingnia, stirgt s dorneStie h- bap,. Kingma, `fro HS sugar
beets, Airs, Frank Triebner, Tom
Hero & Son.
Earl)" potatoes Mc- Clymont, Bern & Son, ,SIMITS.
Lat e potatoes li,ingnla, Me.
CIA Mel.% Her, & Son, SHONS. William Dirk ey,
hong •earrols .-. I,. Rey noids,
Kingma, Mrs, Trlebner.
Short earrot s dickey, L, Reynolds.
Fleets --- Art-tile Ethertngton.
Mrs, Tri ebn or, SITOI-TS,
FRUITS
Atnnes Vetter Jet- tiv•y. Fred AlsClyraoro; ; 8110W,
.1 ef f erv, ; Graycnstem,
efferS. Mollymon t RIenheini
Pippins .1 effery Tatman Sweets,
meil) Mont, Jeffery reenings. feffery. A(etItymoni Northern
StO', Jeffery, Mei Ilymont ; Tied
Jet f Pry. MotlyiriOnt ; rus
;sc.., WI:':11M0111. Jog; EV3
Jeffery. mon 1ae- lir•ione, ef f e r y, Nieciymont ;
Courrland, Jeffer MOO Vleerrl :
WOK MY er, Met-iv:non, t Ma n - resit. Af ,•;01,yrnon ,, Airs.
case,.7,reehuisen; snow I.ppiest, of- ,tery. ,NR•ofy-riion r; t, McelYuln : pippins, Jeffery. IV -
Clymorit Tolman Asiree t. S. MCP; y -
1,1 • t, 41'491'3. crab apples, Jet--snit
Pears • - C•app Favorr.e. Mts. Han otulmot•e. Peed NIer`l:‘ • Dion:; Hartle: MeOlyrnont, Mt s.
cUdnioret: Sbo:don, .510Ciymont I
winter pea r„leftery.
Titans -- I) a to so n. Jeffery:
Irallan, 'Mrs. rudmore. MeCiy-
mom, Jeffery; Gehman. Mrs. Cod-.
more; Grand Duke, leffery; Green
Gage, Airs. Caulmore, ,1effery, Mc-
elynior
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Sheaf wheat, Tom Kern & Son;
sheaf oats, Bruce Delbridge.
Bern; fall wheat, Russell Oesch,
James Watson, Fred -McClymont;
feed barley, Hem, Harry Hern,
Watson; malting barley, Watson;
Mrs, A. -Rvrdie,
correspondent
4y MRS.* ROBERT RV NPLt
W,001)HAM
Mrs, Arthur Rundle, 70, died
suddenly at her late residence,
St. Marys on Saturday, Septem-
ber 22.
She was the former Esther
Ann Fletcher and. widow of
Arthur Rundle and formerly of
Rase Line, Blanshard Town-
ship.. She WAS. correspondent
for The Tinges-,Advocate for
Many years..
She is survived by one son,
Robert, Woodham, two grand-
children James and Jack Rim-
die and one brother) Nelson
Fletcher, Lambeth,
The funeral service was
conducted by Rev, d, Ware-
ham of Woodham at the L, A,
Bali funeral chapel on Wednes-
day, September '26 with inter,
ment in Kirkton Union Ceme-
tery.
Personal items
Weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Ted Insley, Murray
and Karen were Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Insley of Sudbury,
Visitors with Rev, and Mrs,
J. Wareham. on Sunday were
Rev, and Mrs. Clifton Sturge of
Gander, Nfd., and Rev. Wilfred
Vardy of Harbour Grace, Nfd.,
was a Wednesday visitor,
Rev, and Mrs, John Wheeler
of Alma were Friday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wheel-
er and Mr. and Mrs, John Rodd
and family.
Mr. Nelson Morphy and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Morphy and
Bradley spent the weekend in
Toronto with Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
Morphy.
Miss Joanne Webb and Mr.
Ralph Wareham spent the week-
end in St. Catherines with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Williams,
Mr. R. J. Goodchild of
Chelmsford, England is spend-
(slip, Hen:, Oeseh, Mrs. Harvey
Hyde: alfalfa. Watson, 05501; red
elm PT n P Tt's Icon: sweet
einVer. Opsoh: timothy. Mrs. Rd.
liering•ton, Watson, Bruce ;map-
nn: white beans, M-Clymont,
Shapton;
Mired grain, Its: ry Heim, Mc •
Ciymont, Bern; bale hay, Victor
,TPfrrry, Hern. Donald Dearing;
(bopped hay, Jeffery, Mrs. Ether-
big ton, .1 rchie Etheringto.n; grain
sort, Mrs. L. Ferguson, Mrs.
'Russel , Ferguson, Sirs. Frank
Triebner: ensilage corn, Watson,
I tarry Bern, in Triebner. •
EGGS
White — Howard Pym, Edwin
Miller, Mrs. Frank Trlebner;
brown, 'Fklwin Miller, Harry Hern,
Russell Oesch; mired eggs, Edwin
genteestagelalleRMIVIMMitirt
,United Church Women Meet
The first fall. meeting of the
I.TOW .evening. unit was held re-
.c oily, Mrs. Jack Eagleson.
read letters from the Irwins
Korea and from Leo Dal Bo,
the adopted. Korean boy, A
hyninary Is to be presented to
Mrs. Doug, Johnson who re-
cently moved from Gran d'
Rend,
A rs. Blewett con=
.ducted the devotional — the
theme being "Praise God For
His Universality", She was as-
sisted by Mrs, Lawrence Ma-
son,
Airs, Jack Eagleson who re-
cently attended "School For
Leaders" at Alma College for
three days gave an interesting
report of her activities while
there.
p e r sonal items
Mrs. Ida. Knox of St. Marys
visited on Wednesday with Mrs,
Mary Gill.
Mr, and Mrs, David Green.
ing several days with Mr. and
Mrs. H. G, Webber.
Mr, and Mrs. John. Rodd and
family visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Martin and family of
Delhi on Sunday,
Mr, Beg Darling of Browns
Corners visited d on Sunday
with Mrs. L, Copeland. and
Murray.
Mr*, and Mrs. Teke Witteveen
of Paris were Sunday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. John Witte-
veen and family,
Mrs. John Cornish of Battle
Creek, Mich., visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Wheeler.
The sudden death of Rev.
Gordon Wanles of Grand Val-
ley, a former minister of the
Woodham char g e, occurred
with funeral service on Wed-
nesday.
Air. E. Vodden spent the
weekend in Clinton visiting rel-
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Phill Brine of
St. Marys were Sunday after-
noon visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Brine.
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EXETER
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- FAIR RESULTS
Fishermen: Why spoil the
other fellow's chances? As it is
unlawful to transfer fish from
one body of water to another,
you. should not dump unused
minnows into the lake. This
precaution prevents the spawn-
ing of coarse fish which will
make a poor catch and spoil
fishing.
THE LUCAN LODGE
HOME FOR THE AGED
RATES: PRIVATE ROOMr$200 'PER MONTH
SEMI-PRIVATE, $150 PER MONTH
4.BED WARD, $135 PER MONTH
For further information, phone
W. S. RIDDICK LUCAN 227.4473
,Holstein
--Continued front page 1.1
coy of .data from Bancila. Per-
fection. Sylvia, and the miming
senior 'herd and dairy herd.
Reginald showed ,the
toP.jonior herd and the winning have moved to St. Maus, .senior• get-of s ;ire by Pabst
Airs, George. Latta of the Raven .Senore, while Thomas
Alollard Line 'won a Westnig- He ra Sons, Woodhant, had house clothes dryer at London the winning junior get of sire Fair. by Thamesview Regal,. Mr. and Mrs. Russell of The Herns also 'Showed the Brampton and Mr. and. Mrs. best junior heifer calf, Keith Charlton and Garry of
London visited on the weekend
with Mrs. Lily Gill. M r. and Mrs, Ray Patterson and Winston spent the weekend
with Air. and Mrs. Wi». Ab-
bolt at their cottage at. Bap-
tiste Lake,
Mr, and Airs, Harold Walper'
have moved to their new home.
Mr, and Airs. John Stocker
are v isiting this week with her
sister, Mrs. Jack Pardon and
Air, Pardon at Siemer.
Dr. Harry .Godsell will con-
duct the service at the Grand
Bend United Church on Sep-
tember 30.
Mr, Allen Miller is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter,
Grand Bend 4,H
The Grand Bend Cuttie-Com-
hers held their second 4.-H
meeting at the home of Karen
and Kathy Taylor on Wednes-
day evening with live girls
present.
The roll call was to bring a
vegetables and tell how to pre-
pare and cook it.
Mrs. W. Walper discussed
cooking vegetables. Karen Tay-
lor demonstrated how to make
a medium white sauce.; Kathy
Taylor cooked frozen peas,
The sauce was put on the
peas and served to the girls on
toast.
Next meeting will be at the
borne of June and Sharon Mor-
enz.
oaseviir.anvgnokr
or Phone 232-4450 Nairn before 8:30 a.m.
or between 5 and 7.30 p.m.
Aar
We're ALL "EARS"
to hear your comments about the
LIVELY NEW '63 FORDS
NOW ON DISPLAY I N OUR SHOW ROOM
Theyril soon be multiplying like
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BIG, BOLD BEAUTY liaao '63 GALAXIE
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Fabulous Deals on both
NEW 6i, USED CARS
Al- USED CARS
'61 FORD SEDAN, V-8 automatic, radio, a dandy
thing $1,795
'59 MONARCH SEDAN—Choice of two dillies $1,795
'61 VOLKS DELUXE, low Mileage, above average $1,600
'60 VOLKS DELUXE, OK $1,250
,sa METEOR COACH, 6 qt.—Choice tit 9 . $1,150
'58 FORD SEDAN, 6 cyl. $1,150
'58 CHEV COACH, 6 cyl, good $1,150
'57 FORD SEDAN, 4 cyl., radio $1,000
'57 OLDS HARDTOP, has everything including a
new dress 750 355 tHEV V-8 4-bOOR RANCHWAGDN, new motor,
automatic, lust the thing for those cool camp,
1119 nights $ 750
'56 METEOR SEDAN, driven by a very quiet, re.
fined Man $ 750
'56 FORA COACH, driven by somebody not so quiet f 500
'54 METEOR CONVERTIBLE, a real sex wagon foe
the beginer $ 395
'54 METEOR SEDAN, slightly m otheaten $ 295
'53 PONTIAC
n
COACH, it
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rah in ,, ...... $ 19$
TRACTORS
457 ALLIS CHALMERS WO, power wheels, LPTO
'47 FORD with Skyline Loader, motor overhauled,
'60 DtxTA laltsElo tPTO
'57 FORD BALER, used very little
'49 FORD, Motor overhauled, Ideal for the young'
'39 CASE "b" . $ 150
'52 FORD 2-FURROW 10" PLOW, Used •very little $ 150
ideal, for thoSe who don't want to hsovel trianUr
try .
FORD -FERGUSON 17" 2-FURROW PLOW • $ 75
MASSEY HARRIS "30", a rough Old beggar , 150
$2,100
$ $50
$
$ $50
WE NEED SOME USED TRUCKS
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