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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-02-21, Page 11' ••;:. aaa n.z142.1;., One squirt and in seconds the most stubborn frozen lacks wilt open. Lub- ricates ..as ..lt prevents stick- ing and rusting 5-0160 DON ROOTH ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR • Domestic * Commercial * Industrial Motors, Controls Lighting 70 Hvton St West 235-0282 SMigM .crowns cheerleader queen at attractive At ome ay ..Mk a, '.WILLIAM ,.R4711Pa Monday vvotopg in the ,AOtp91. bonse lyitil§ix.t.41o4,•Qt-enctmo 1..nplay, • Prizes Were. won for lone. two, by Mac tfooger4 ieett's high, Mrs. .1i.94ort ..(0q played as a man); men's .,Robert 'MavOrl 440414,04 Mrs. Mac ligtigertf ladles low, Pelf, Orley ;Pas. Mgre,. :Pinch was ParYedbYthe.00M.,a mittee in charge, Mr. and gm 1,419yd.:Knight, Miss Amp Bray and Mr, Donald. Bray. 'The next conititunity night will he held on Monday March Mistress of ceremonies Joan pettmer opens the envelope which reveals the closely guarded (in the school safe) secret of who was chosen SHDHS At Home Queen, Right, the 1962 winner, Mary Shaw, crowns popular cheerleader Helen Hen- drink. Further right, dancers enjoy the music of Johnny Downs. Below, Jim Sweitzer, Ruth Anne Salmon, Linda Wal- per and George Godbolt chat in front of some of the colorful decorations. Feature of the event included a decorated"tea house" in the corridor upstairs. Mr, and Mrs. •RattS ,O.ereten, horn of Exeter were visitors At the manse on Saturday even, Ing, Mrs, Clark Fisher, Mrs. Glenn Fisher,. Mrs, SenFigier t Mrs, 4Yilliam Dtherington,JVirs, William Rowe of Exeter, Mrs, Barola Rowe and Mrs. William Ferguson were Tuesday evening guests with Mrs. Ray Cottle, the occasion 'being the .birthday of Mrs. Ferguson, Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Miller entertained a. number of mar- ried couples on Saturday even, ing, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pym attended the turkey banquet in the Fame building, Toronto, on Monday evening last. The .ban,- 9110 was for the salesmen and directorS of Fame, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice •flaist and Judy of Crediton were Sun- day evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Almer Passmore„ Mr. and Mrs. Almer Pass- more entertained a number of married couples on F r i day evening, ay GORDON, MORLEY Billy Watson returned home Saturday after a tonsiloperation in St„. Joseph's Hospital, Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Morley of Lucan visited with Mrs. Wal- ter Morley and family on SOP- day evening, Mr. Levi White died suddenly at Qervin, Sash, Be has many relatives in this neighborhood. Norman Lewis is logging for Mr, Carman Pickering. Brinsley United Church held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening, Reports showed good Progress for last year. Mr. and Arthur 13Q1S- aennean ;Kleintitirg were Sun- day visitors with the tatter's uncle and aunt, Rev, Thigh and Mrs, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin .oar, diner and Marilyn, •.xeter.,.:14r, and Mrs. Leon Harris and nie, Mr, and 'Mrs. Albert Scott, visited with Mr. and Mrs. .Art Harris and Ronnie of Stratford Friday. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Benne, wets, Dennis, Vicki, and Brad, ley of Brodhagen were Sunday evening guests. with Mr, and. Mrs, William Rohde, Mr. and mrs. Harold Rowe spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Roy Pepper of Exeter. Mr. Bert .Rissett of Exeter, Mr... and: Mrs. Chas. Jeffery, Mr, Glenn Jeffery attended the funeral on Monday of their cou- sin, the late Mrs. Chas, Gent- tner of London, at the Need- hatn. Memorial Chapel London with internment in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. COMMUNITY NIGHT Community night was held on SHigh Grade 11 launches school paper By SUSAN TROMPSON med. It is held in activity pe- riod on Wednesday afternoons in the boys' gymnasium. The pur- pose of this club is to give girls in grades 11, 12 and 13 a better chance to do gymnastics, one area of physical education not covered extensively in class. Although only 15 girls attended the first meeting the number is expected to rise. HANDSOME TRIPLE CHROME PLATE PROTECTORS "DIAMOND-CREST" D e- sign License Frame — En- hanced by triple - plated "blue sapphire" 1.29 chrome, Each FRONT AND REAR FRAMES. Simple yet attrac- tive sleek design. Easy to in- stal I. Brightly I go chromed. Pair 0 71Pif divided into two groups, the one including pupils of grades nine and ten, the other, pupils of grades 11, 12, and 13. The students play every Wed- nesday in the girls' gymnasium in a tournament. Unfortunately attendance has slackened be- cause of the interference of basketball games. This activity is supervised by Mr. R. Bogart. TRAMPOLINE CLUB FORMED Under the direction of in- structor, Diane Hood, a new trampoline club has been for- The best of colleges -- a far- mer's fireside, --Joseph Howe. DELUXE FRAME. Specially designed for recessed license plates. Heavily chrome- plated for long life. Steel back and weatherproof plas- tic window. 3.2O Each ..... LUXURY LICENSE FRAME. Attractive "diamond" pat- tern. Zinc die-east front with heavy chrome finish, steel back and quality plas- tic Each window. 2.89 Library's circulation increases town will be charged a nominal fee of $1 per showing for any film in the block. Films may also be booked from the library in Hanover by contacting Mrs. Laing. The library board gave some consideration to the purchase of HOLDERS FASTENERS BRACKETS MOUNTING A school newspaper, which is still unnamed, was recently launched by students of Grade XL It is under the direction of Mr. G. Wright. The staff in- cludes the following students: Editor, Grant Peek; assistant editors, Susan Dinney andSusan Thompson; sports editors, Da- vid Dale, Larry Idle, Marjorie McPhee and Judy Lamport; cri- tics, Glenn Shipman, James Semple, Ted Mock and Jim Bisback; cartoonists, Jim Kin- rade, Arthur airrell and Janis Hood; typists, Kathryn Oke and Brenda Bocock; printing, Gary King, and head salesman, Mark Hoffman. The paper will be published weekly and will include such features as; letters to the edi- tor, an editorial, advertise- ments, articles on current school activities, book and mo- vie reviews and sports articles. It is hoped that through this paper students may come to consider journalism as a career, school spirit may be lifted and students will be given the opportunity to express their opinions. ORGANIZE BADMINTON CLUB In order to give students a better chance to play badminton a badminton club was formed at SHigh. Its 70 members are a projector but decided to wait until interested organizations indicated their willingness to assist financially in this pro- blem. Lists of films and interested material may be obtained at the library. F RONT LICENSE PLATE BRACKET — Fits gravel skirt or bumper brace. Steel. Each ..... .77 UNIVERSAL FRONT BRACKET — To fit wide bumpers on most cars. Steel. Each .. .49 LICENSE CARD HOLD. ER—Fastens onto steer- ing post. Leather- ette, Each .33 LICENSE CARD CASE— Holds driver's license. owner's permit. Leather. lik plastic. Eac e h ........ .24 FRONT BRACKET — Mounts the license plate on top of and slightly behind bumper. Each .. .84 LICENSE PLATE LAMP BRACKET — For rear. Each *DV UTILITY OR CHROME FASTENERS Set of 4 .„ ......27 JEWELLED FASTENER — Red, green or amber. Each .09 DELUXE FASTENER — Red or green jewel in polished frame. Pair .32 e happy-GO-liveliest IGER on the road! "„,„sgeNOWS,k‘i,:z.:•••,x. The facilities of the Exeter Library are being used more by more people according to the librarian, Mrs. Hilton Laing's 'report for 1962 given at the an- nual meeting of the board last Wednesday evening. Circulation was 23,743 an in- crease of 500 over the previous year and there were 731 mem- berships an increase of 80. Mr. Roy Stover has been ap- pointed a member of the board by the Exeter Public School Board to 'replace Mr, Howard `Ince who recently resigned. Cecil Wilson was re-elected chairman with secretary- treasurer, Mrs. John Schroeder and librarian, Mrs. Hilton Laing. Property committee in- cludes A. B. Idle, R. Stover and C. Wilson; book committee, ,Mrs. Gordon Koch, Mrs. J. Schroeder', Mrs. J. 14. South- colt and magazines, Mrs. South- colt, A. Idle and R, Stover. • Recently the Library Board have assumed financial respon- sibility of membership for all organizations of the town of Exeter in the Huron County Film Council. A block of film is now in the library and avail- .able to such groups. • Organizations Out side the LICENSE PLATE TRIM Tough, flexible fluorescent red vinyl strip- ping glows in car headlights. Protects hands when you're cleaning car. Pair 4110.1111.11.111kM14•1301.311• ENGINE HEATER LOCK DE4 E G.E. 400-watt Calrod element TO 6,70 Vancouver has a remarkable program to reduce traffic ac- cidents arising from mechani- cal deficiencies, says the On- tario Safety League. Every mo- tor Vehidle registered in B.C. and used on city streets must pass a fitness test twice a year. Car owners pay $1.25 for the test. For Compacts and Standard Cars 590/13 600/13 500/14 520/14600/1b 670/15 750/14 and Many Oters. Use the Coupons for FREE INSTALLATION '63 PLYMOUTH is YOUR kind of car! Custom fit in block for most mokes end models includ- ing compacts, Plymouth's like a tiger on the road the way it claws up the miles, Plymouth's a pure-bred beauty—it's longer, sleeker, slinkier. Grand On conifort. 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