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Staff a
By MRS. JOHN .TEMPEMAN.
WI card party
Staffa Women's Institute held
successful .eard party in S.S.
4 Hibbert Wool ea',Friday eve-
ning, Nov. 30. There were seven
tables in play, Reins. aess .Smale„
Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Airs,
Carter Kerslake were in charge
of the evening.
Prize winners were: ladies'
high, Miss Olive Speare;
low, .Mrs. Ed. 13trtson; gent's
high, James Barbour; gent's
low, Tom Laing; lone hands,
Gordon lloggar tn.
Personal items.
Mr. and Mrs, Russell Miller
and family entertained Mr. and
Mrs, Sam 11.1eCµrdy, Kirkton,
and Mr, and. Mrs, Wilbur Mil
ler and Ken Tuesday evening.
The occasion was Mrs, Wilbur
Miller's birthday, Joining them
for the evening was Mr, and
Mrs, Johnny Miller and Kar-
en, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dun ,
can and family and Mr. and
Mrs, Ken Duncan and family,
Kirkton.
Mr, and Mrs, John Temple-
man visited on Sunday evening
with Mr, and. Mrs. Robert Dun-
can, 'Exeter.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Miller and Karen
were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hod•
gert and Dianne, Thames Road.
Eric Norris, OAC, Guelph,
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam .Nar-
ris,
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Letter from
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
I
Euchre
The Hall Board sponsored
progressive euchre in Aberdeen
Hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
28.
Prize winners were: Ladies
high, Mrs. L. Beckett; lone
hands, Mrs, Wilfred Wilson;
men's high, Harry Rodd; lone
hands, Heber Shute.
Personal items
Mrs. Delmar Johnson is visit-
ing with her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Cerivens and family of Ro-
chester.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall,
Mrs. Annie Pearson, Mrs, Mc-
Cormick and Bernard visited
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Sid-
ney Pearson and family of Galt.
Mr. and Mrs, Burns Blackler
and family visited Sunday with
Air. and Mrs. Harold Henry and
family of London.
Flowers in the Anglican
Church were placed in memory
of the late Mr, .Tack Williams.
Next week the guest speaker at
the church service will be Rev.
Jones of Seeger Hall, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Switzer
visited friends at Kohler and
Fenwick on Wednesday. Mr,
Granville Sgariglia of Preston
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Switzer.
Flowers in the United Church
were placed in memory of the
late Mrs. Harrah and Mr. Jack
Williams.
Fellowship club
St. Paul's Fellowship Club
met on-Sunday evening in the
church basement, Jack Round-
ell presided for the meeting,
Si g h
Phyical training
-aids development
TH.E PHYalcAl, .aPlicATIQN DEPARTMENT
Tile purpose of physical education, as of all subjects, is
to .aid the 'well-rounded development of all students into re-
sponsible citizens,
The objectives of the subject are.
1. To promote .the good health and physical fitness of
all students,
To, develop, fundamental skills, good posture, etc.
3. To promote an interest in physical .activity.
4, To develop llood mental health, i.e,, self ,confidence,
courage and initiative, and to encourage proper attitudes to-
wards ' other students,
5. To develop leadership abilities.
The girls program, led by Miss L, Stegner, includes
dancing, volleyball, basketball, general activities such as tumb-
ling, and fundamental movements, There has been, in the past
few years, a developing trend to include freedom of move-
ment in the exercises.
The boys' program, under Mr, C. Al. Alickle, includes
such activities as fnntball, basketball, volleyball, badminton,
track and field, soccer and gymnastics,
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TRIP TO ROYAL WINTER FAIR
Thursday, November 15, some of the boys from the
Agriculture department of SHigh visited the Royal Winter
Fair in Toronto. This group included boys from 10A, 10B„
10D, grade nine and grade 11. The group viewed the cattle
exhibit, car display, flower show, end the winning of the
Queen's Guineas. The day was thoroughly enjoyed, although
some wished that they had been able to stay to see the
horse show,
19 for dale or Rent ..
CORNER LOT with large brick
home, small barn, 534 Main
St„ Exeter. Apply Jean W.
Wein, 190 St. Vincent St,„
Stratford, 20:6;100
20 Wanted To Rent
BUSINESSMAN desires 3- or 4-
bedroom house, fairly modern
and oil heat, Phone 235-Q141,
Monday to Friday, and Times-
Advocate, 235-1331 Saturdays.
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22 Hakes
$100 Reward
for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the
person or persons responsible
for the placing , of false fire
alarm calls to the Creditors
Police Village Volunteer Fire
Brigade,
Signed,
TRUSTEES OF CREDITON
POLICE VILLAGE
29;6:13e
NOTICE OF
MEETING
A General Meeting of the
Ausable River Conservation
Authority will be held on Wed-
nesday, December 19, at 2:00
p.m. sharp, in the Town Hall
at Parkhill.
The agenda will include a
discussion of the propos'ed
Authority Budget for 1963, a
progress report on the Park-
hill Dam and year-end reports
of the various Advisory Boards.
FREEMAN HODGINS,
Chairm
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23 Legal Notices .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Nathaniel Ogden,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Nathaniel
Ogden, late of the Town of
Exeter, in the County of
Huron, Gentleman, who died
on or about the 24th day of
October 1962, are required to
file particulars of same with
Bell & Laughton, solicitors of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 15th
clay of December 1962, after
which date the estate will he
distributed having regard only
to those claims of which notice
has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the. Executors,
Exeter, Ont.
29:6:13c
Average profit per dollar of
sales was 4.9 cents in the
Canadian manufacturing Indio-
try in 1961; the record post-
war high was 5.9 cents in
1055.
Gerald Paul led in the devo-
tional service assisted by Rev,
Lyle Bennett.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas activities. A nomi-
nating committee w a s ap-
pointed to present a new slate
of officers for '63. A social half
hour followed.
MANY
THANKS
TO THE PEOPLE OF
EXETER
I will try my best to
measure up to your
expectations.
Middleton & Genttner
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DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
Strathroy, Ontario
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PERCY C. WRIGHT
CROMARTY
For the next auction sale, call
the Wright Auctioneer.
Phone 'Hensel' 690r22 Collect
OR; J. W. CORBETT
L.0,5., D.D.S.
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bevon Building
Phone 235'1083 k Exeter
Closed 'Wednesday Afternoons
USBORNE & HI BERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office Exeter, Ont.
Directors
Millen McCurdy nit 1 hirktou
President
Timothy B. Toohey RR 3
Vico-President Lucait
William 11. Chalk Mt 4
Mitchell
E. Clayton tolquhourt RR 1
Scionte
Martin Feeney Art 2 Dublin
Robert C, Gardiner Int 1
Cromariy
Agents
Hugh ilenninger Dublin
Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Solicitors
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Sec rote r y-Treasure r
Munn' Fraser Exeter
Directory
JOHN WARD, D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR AND
DRUGLESS THERAPIST
15 Wellington St., Across
from PUC
ST. MARYS PHONE 1272
G. A. WEBB, D.C.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
CLOSED 'WEDNESDAY
For Appointment Ph 235.1680
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE
Commercial, Industrial and
Residential Janitor Work
Venetian Blind Cleaning
FREE ESTIMATES
Reasdnable Rates
PHONE 235.0963 EXETER INuerthis
Cost you less
* BAUER SKATES
Pot' the whole latnily
Men's as low as 51.75
* SLIPPERS $1,99 & UP
Children's, Misses', Boys'
and Men's
* CURLING BOOTS
test value at $8.9i
* DACK SHOES
As IOW as $19.05
SKATE SHARPENINO
* 'PICK UP REPAIRS
Shoes left here for over
3O days will be sold,
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SPECIAL
Discounts
on beef and
dairy
concentrates
UNTIL DEC. 1_5
Cash in on this 'get Acquaint.
ed' offer and convert your full
granary into extra profits with
a Coop, balanced feeding pro,
gram. Grains are deficient in
sortie necessary -nutrients. Co.
op Concentrates Make Op these
deficiencies and give you in•
creased 01111c and Meat prodLit.
Hon greater profits for you.
EXETER
DISTRICT
Pliorta 23S4081
NEW POWER for '63, Chevrolet has two new
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cu. in. Six (165 hp). Bbth are 'equipped with
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And toad tonditiOni, ir*Ohavtolara stay lit Mak-
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MAINTENANCE OF SHIGH
The maintenance of our school is efficiently carried out
by four capable janitors—Mr. R. Collingwood, Mr. G. Parker,
Mr. M Beekler, Mr. T. Chambers.
Mr. Beckler is in charge of the furnace and the halls,
Mr. Chambers takes care of the shop and the rooms at the
east end of the hall. Both of them clean the boys' gymnasium,
The upstairs and the washrooms are looked after by Mr.
Collingwood. The west hill and the offices are cleaned by
Mr. G. Parker.
The greatest problems encountered by the janitors are
dust tracked in to the school by the students and gum left on
desk bottoms,
Each man spends about 44 hours a week at the school,
a total of 176 hours, as well as overtime work whenever there
is evening activity.
Total annual cost of maintenance at SHDHS is over
$11,000.
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The Times-Advocate, Poternber 6, 1962 Page 1/-'
74 Tenders. Wanted
DRAIN TENDER ta.NDER
TOWN OF. EXETER
Sealed tenders will be re-
eelvect by the undersigned un-
til 12:00. noon,
MONDAY, DEC.. 17, lea
for the supply of materials and
construction of the Keller Muni'
•ctnni Drain consisting of ap.
proximately. 500 lin, ft, of field
the and other work, Plans and
speeifieations may bp seen
and tender forms obtained at
the office of the undersigned
or the Engineer, C. P. Corbett,
Liman. A bid de-
posit of 10%. is required. Low-
est or .any tender' not neces-
sarily accepted.
C, V. PICKARD,
Town Clerk,
Exeter, Ontario.
Go
ematfaeralfsest
Topics from
Mt. Carmel
Misses Arlene Desjardine,
Alice ftitnmer, Carolyn Hall,
Mary Ellen Ryan, Charlotte
Regier and Mary Regier spent
last weekend at the "Pines",
Chatham,
Mrs. 'Wm. Patterson and baby
daughter from Fort Francis
arrived by plane to spend five
weeks with the fornier's fa-
ther, Mr. Joseph Dietrich and
relatives.
Mr. Jahn Hall, Joe Houlihan
and Edward Houlihan spent
the weekend with their par-
ents.
Mr. Hubert Desjardine has
sold his 50 acre farm to Mr.
Roy Mawson and son Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hagis'
family of London visited with
their parents on Sunday in the
village,
Mr. Joseph Ryan is ill at his
home.
The OWL of Mt, Carmel par-
ish are having a turkey bingo
in the parish hall this Friday
evening, Dee, 7.
Miss Theresa Carey, RN, of
London, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert . Carey,
Donald Mahoney is able to be
out after a seige of sickness.
Mrs. Gus Morrissey spent
Monday in London visiting
her son. Benny who is on the
sick list,
Sets record
— Continued from page. 11
the 1962 average for the area
showed on 87"0 advantage in
yield, The long time average
shows Russell 83 bushels and
Garry 78 bushels, This year,
Russell had a yield of 97 bush-
els. Rodney yields About five
bushels less than Garry in the
area.
The trial indicates that the
Russell variety has some re-
sistance to blackstem which
makes it stand up better in
years when the disease is prev-
alent, Resistance to rust is
about equal to Garry, Both are
earlier maturing than Rodney.
Russell, Garry and. Rodney
make up the generally recom-
mended varieties for Ontario
for 1963.
1-1appenl-nl
Bla nc "La;r
.ay MRS. qt,APWYN HQQPER
Former residents feted
The social evening of the 8th
line .community association was
held at metropolitann. School on
Friday, Nov, 30.
The evening was spent in pro-
gressive euchre with twelve
tables in play. Those receiving
Prizes were: Ladies high, Mrs,
Claire Sisson; ladies IOTA hands,
Mrs. Wilford Wilson; ladies
low, Very). Hooper; .gents high,
Gladwyn Hooper; men's lone
hands, Murray Thomson; men's.
low, Lloyd Thomson.
A presentation was made to
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Knox
who recently moved to St. Mar-
YS, The address .was read by
Malcolm Spence and Harold
presented them with a bookcase and a lovely wail mirror, Mr.
Knox thanked the community
for the gifts and welcomed
everyone to .call on them,. Any*
time.
Mrs. 'Kenneth Parkinson also.
told and showed the community
the leather handbag and purse
of money they had for mrs.
Maud mosey who also has left
the community and was unable
to be present. Lunch was. served
by the committee in charge,
Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm :Spence,
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter,
Personal items
Miss Marietta Sommerville
Was Sunday evening guest of
Miss Marion Thomson,
Mr, and Mrs. Claire Sisson
were Sunday guests of gr. and
Mrs. Fred. Fetch of ,Strathroy,
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Camer-
on and Howard of Watford were
Friday guests .of gr. And 'Mrs.
Claire sisson,
Mrs, I.ottie Jones of St. Ma,
rys spent Thursday and Friday
with ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones.
Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Thack-
er and family visited Sunday
afternoon with gr. and Mrs.
Eyed RAtti§vv of a.
Miss Ann Pgrisimort took mt.
14 the public school
service in Main. Street United
Church, Mitchell en Sunday
evening.
Westcoff
thanks
Usborne
I would like to
thank all the
voters who sup-
ported me at the
polls on Monday
for councillor in
Usborne for 1963.
F, Ward
Hein
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Chevrolets were taken across the continent for
a 2,00d mile shakedown run through same of
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