Loading...
The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-03-28, Page 923 Cubic Feet! McCLARY- EASY EBONY SMOOTH WASHER With the Exclusive "SPIRA JET" FILTER MODEL W23-31 * The new Spin-Jet Filter de- livers a lint-free wash. Each forward stroke of the Spirala; tor forces water and lint into the filter where the lint is trapped. It cleans the water - - • as the water cleans your clothes,. The Only Washer With the Exclusive Spiralator Action * There's no rubbing, no tug- ging, no tangling, no, friction --yet not a single article in the tub can escape this gently penetrating washing action. BIRTHDAY PRICE $s 4.9 ASA, 43g. . WITH TRADE Hear food fair delegate at Elmville'sbirthday Page 9 TirnwAdv9co 'Marc!) 1943 WAS the former gvelyn Clarice, AFAS grneSt MerenZ of Shearwater Naval Base, lloVe• Scotia, is visiting his Parents' Mr. and Mrs, Roy Mr. and Mrs, Ross Love, Miss May Hodging .and Mr, Mansell liodgins were. Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy and fa- mily at Lunen, in honor of Mr. Hardy and daughter Ohe- rYit s birthday. FREE suggested for a name Or the new preach. and in a vote Elim- ville was favored 21 to 19, An in memoriam service for members who had died, since its heginnieg was eondnoted by Mrs, gloss SiOnner and lYfra, Alvin Cooper, Other neinberS on the Pro- gram were an instrumental by Mrs, Philip Johns, readingby Mrs, Ron Fletcher, trio by Mrs, Ross ,Skinner, Mrs, Bell and Mrs, Howard Pym and, a humorous skit by Mrs. Ross ,Skinner and Brenda and Mrs, Ilarelci Bell and Carol. At the social hour the seven presidents lit candles and cut the birthday cake. They were Mrs. Ken Johns 1,948 - 1951; Mrs, Harold Hunter 1951-1953; Mrs. Jackson Woods 1953-1955; Miss Ruth Skinner 1955-195'7; Mrs. Delmer Skinner, 1957-59; Mrs. Philip Hern, 1959-1961 and Mrs, Harold Taylor 1961 -- Mrs. Taylor presided for the evening. raimftrwzv?..zie Why Pay More For A Muffler? OR BUY LOWER QUALITY? Arrow or ..Forsyth White Shirt with the purchase of your Mrs, Milton Ratz spent se- veral days last Week with rela- tives at London and Ingersoll. Mrs. Jack cori/ett of liensatf was a weekend visitor with her sister Mrs. Les. Adams, Mr, Adams, Harvey and Gloria. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Both ell were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs, Chris Pannigarten, Mr, and Mrs, Wray Sweitzer were, guests at the jOnes-parr wedding at Grace United church, garnial on Saturday and reeep, Oen 1'9i/owing in the Village Inn, Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs, Howard clarice attended the silver 'wedding party for Mr, and Mrs, Arthpr ,Hutchinson of Parkhill at the Crediton community Centre on Friday night, Mrs, iintehinsen McGavin Elimville WI Market! the 15th anniversary of its formation Friday night by entertaining inemberS Of the other eight branches in South Huron district in the United Church. Highlights of the program were the reading of the minutes of the organiza- tion meeting in 1948 by Jackson. Woods and a talk ac- companied by pictures by Miss Marjorie Papple, Seaforth, one of five Ontario girls who at- tended the British Food Fair with Hon William Stewart, Min- ister of Agricillture, last fall. "Although confusing at first we soon got as fast as the British girls in handling shil- lings and pence" ' said Miss Pap- ple as she showed pictures of the booths in which the Ontario girls sold or gave samples of tomato juice, cheese and to- bacco and promoted the use of Canadian foods abroad. "The English people were loath to be- EASTER SUIT LIBERAL lieve that Ontario was warm enough to grow tobacco peaches," said Miss Papple. One of the five girls was the Ontario pie halting champion and she baked and sold pies in one of the booths. The Ontario ex- hibit was a small part of the food fair as many other coun- tries from all over the world also had displays. Each of the five Ontario girls had received provincial honors in 4-H homemaking projects, Miss Papple having completed 14 courses, She is active in Junior Farmers and Junior In- stitute and is presently teach- ing at SS 3 Tuckersmith, She was introduced by Mrs. Delmer Skinner and thanked by Mrs. Jim Miller. After their duties at the food fair the girls journeyed into Scotland to visit Miss Ann Stew- art, who visited in this locality with the Junior Farmers, and whose father has „a 1,509 acre farm. Froin the seCretary's beek Mrs. Woods noted that a number of Elimville ladies met at the home of Mrs. Franklin Skinner On March 24, 1948 to orpozP an Institute: Mrs, Gordon Pap- ple, Seaforth, district presi- dent, explained the WI consti- tution and conducted the instal- lation of officers. Fi r st president was Mrs. Kenneth Johns; vice-p r e s dents, Mrs. Harold Hunter arid Mrs. Jack son Woods; sec- retary-treasurer, Mrs. Wil- liam Johns; assistant, Mrs. Gil- bert Johns; district director, Miss Ruth Skinner, Mrs. Alvin Moir, president of Hurondale WI gave a talk on Institute work. Thirty seven members joined and it was de- cided to meet the second Wed- nesday of each month. Eliraville or U sbor ne was We've just received a hand- some new selectionof stock suits in the latest patterns, as low as $39.50. Others at $49.50 and $59.50 OR As a farmer and businessman ... --Photo by Jack Doerr GORDON McGAVIN We'll instal the very best--a Genuine GM Muffler CHEV 54 TO 62 For as low as Sport Coat and Slacks Gordon McGavin knows how necessary it is that Canada have a strong, responsible and stable Government — a Government that speaks with reason and acts decisively. Boys Too! $7.50 FAST SERVICE We're giving a free dress shirt with boys suits, too, and a new shipment of styles have just arrived. See them today. McGavin LIBERAL IN HURON VOTE Past presidents of Elimville Women's Institute participated in the candle-lighting ceremony which was one of the highlights of the organization's 15th anniversary celebration. From left are Mrs. Kenneth Johns, Mrs. Harold Hunter, Mrs. Delmer Skinner, Mrs. Harold Taylor, the current presi- dent; Mrs. Phil Hern, Mrs. Jackson Woods and Miss Ruth Skinner. --T-A photo Snell Bros LIMITED Chev-Olds Phone 235-0660 Exeter FOR INFORMATION CALL 83, SEAFORTH, OR DROP IN AT ANY LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOM (Published by Huron Liberal Association) MEN'S WEAR 235-0991 WALPER'S 72:1;..1#2•51•rierih.4.4.-41...nt..0•135•44rNA''sscre...a....."0:=750""okl,74••1;%.17.417;0:•••Ta5;1:40t,teAM•.'"Z::•;;;V•Wg.,7.1,r4— 4;:.•••;•'•" •N) • ' • . • • .....AwAt. eeeett:44,4At2;r4:::::<:4'.*.ib:..XVIK:k4.34..:&::.<7.•!:.:.'..iVtelle...e.ea:t....tb...1.,,Ateeeeeeee...tee.y.e.bte......! Second Big Week TRAQUAIR'S Automatic 30" Range Anniversary Sale EXTRA LOW PRICES FINEST AUTOMATICS FOR EVERY FABRIC—Wash time, water temperature and wash/spin speeds combine to provide correct treatment for everything you wash! Exclusive ebony smooth Spiralator with Spira-Jet lint filter . .. radical- ly new advanced design out-performs every other washing action. Easy- Matic Timer Electric Clock Miracle Oven Automatic Rotisserie Panel Light ECONOMICAL DRYING — Exclusive Meter'd-aire drying saves up to 25% on operating costs. 7-Heat Selector, Full time control, efficient oversize lint filter with foolproof safety door. Automatic Washer $288.75 Matching Dryer $176.80 ONLY Pair Only $465.55 For real value, you can't beat this McLlary-Easy range $214.00 PI HACH 'tea:. MI VA PACK' e' Ian. • Big 12 Cue Ft. Refrigerator • Fast Freezing Bin .6 Divider Rack • Lift Out Basket ,79 ONLY . . • 2-DOOR CONVENIENCE ▪ ZERO ZONE FREEZER 75-POUND CAPACITY • GLIDE-OUT SHELVES • AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING AND MOISTURE DISPOSAL • DEEP DOR STORAGE • TWIN PORCELAIN ENAMEL VEGETABLE CRISPERS MCCLARY EASY ONLY $29695 DON'T MISS OUR OPEN HOUSE FREE DOOR PRIZES Friday, April 5 Afternoon 2 to 5 Evening 7 to10 Be Our Guest Ilere'S a partial list of the grand Door Prizes, donated by our suppliers, Which will be drawn for during our Anniversary Sale: GE Hair Dryer, Baseball Glove,Miart Thermos Bottle,Welland Vale dlaw Hammer, :tleeekli Pait Brush, EstWing Claw Harniiner, 'Collector's Item ASh Tray, 4" Boeckh Paint brushi Glass earaief 8itheene Set, 6 Quarts Lowe Dreso Paints, Coronet 8attee Pan, ,Casserole and TriVot, Admiral Radio; iittOODN't ON A BEACH ELECTRIC RANGE OR $25 CREDIT NOTE' FROM 'TM grORO. Hundreds Of Other B" argains Main St. Exeter Phone 235,2511 Free Refreshments • •• H.