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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-04-04, Page 2By MRS. HOQPER ZION FROM PPVT11 auct.tVire. Ross Vern re., turned from a month's Meter trip to Florida iaet There4Y. While staying south of 40co, crkeectipbee it was P0 degrees every 0Ay and there VW. very little freSt tiFhPg0 that far south. Going down they had:dinner with 1,4r t audMrS, B. M. FranelS and coming home they visited with their siater-ln-law and family in Louisville, Kentucky, Mrs. Hera returned to her duties on the staff of Harper Hospital, Detroit, op Sunday. ORDER NOW FOR YOUR EARLY Spring Planting ROSE BUSHES EVERGREENS * HEDGE PLANTS We will plant them and guaran- tee them without extra charges. We will spray and feed Rose bushes and evergreens. REDER'S Flowers PHONE 235-2603 Page g Tirno4AdVecilte, April 4,f 1963 R. lc ar s get $16,100 in snowplow traged y • BY MRS. WM. WALTBRS Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke were guests on Saturday even- ing in London with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sholdice. Mr. and Mrs. George Gil- fillan and. Gordon of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny of Crediton visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan, Grant and Barbara. Mrs. Harry Ford of Woodham visited on Eunday with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and fa- mily. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Par- sons and family of near Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Coward. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walters visited on Sunday with Mrs. Nelson Clarke at Farquhar. WI EUCHRE The WI held a progressive euchre in Aberdeen Hall Tues- day, March 26 with 10 tables' playing. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Mrs. Harold O'Brien; lone hands, Mrs. Ronald Denham; men's high, Harry Rodd; lone hands, Lawrence Beckett; lucky draw, George Smith. PERSONALS Mr. Dan Jarvis and Mr. Char- lie Paul are patients in Victoria Hospital at time of writing, hav- ing undergone eye operations. EUCHRE WINNERS The WI and Hall Board spon- sored a progress euchre in Aberdeen Hall, Monday, April 1. Prize winners were: Ladies high, Cordon Johns; lone hands, Mrs. Roy Pepper; men's high, Ronald Denham; lone hands, John Witteveen; ladies low, Mrs. Laverne Stone; men's low, By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS • nr.T.TecT2.§. : 'T.T.TT BIRTHS - CASSIDY-Mr. and Mrs. M. Cassidy, RCAF Stn. Centra- lia, announce the birth of a daughter, Julie Ann, at South Huron Hospital, March 29. HOOPER-Mr. and Mrs. James Hooper, RCAF Stn. Centra- lia, announce the birth of a son, Ricky, at South Huron Hospital, March 30--a broth- er for Marina, Jimmie and Danny. MOIR--Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir, Hensall, announce the birth of their son at Clinton Public Hospital, April 3-- a brother for Garry. NAGEL--Corny and Gerda Na- gel, Marlborough St. Exeter, are happy to announce the birth of twin daughters, Linda and Brenda, at South Huron Hospital, March 30--sisters for Judy. VAN OSCH -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Osch, RR 2 Cre- diton, announce the birth of a daughter, Teresa Mary, at South Huron Hospital, April 1. SMITHERS--Mr. and Mrs. H. Smithers, RCAF Stn. Cen- tralia announce the birth of a son, at South Huron Hospital March 30--a brother for Bev- erley, Barry, Susan, Cindy, Francis and Jerry. DEATHS - HILL--At South Huron Hospital Exeter en Monday, April 1, 1963, Garnet Verne Hill of Crediton in his 75th year. Beloved husband of Nora May Brown, dear father of (Al- winna) Mrs. Jack Galloway and (Grace) Mrs. Ray Mor- lock of Stephen Township, brother of (Gleetis) Mrs. Earl Walker of Regina, Sask. and Roy of Hillsdale, Mich. Also survived by six grand- children and two great grand- children. Resting at the R.C. Dinney funaral home, Main St., Exeter where the funeral service will he held on Thurs- day, April 4, at 2:30 pm. Interment in Exeter Ceme- tery. 4c CARDS OF THANKS - I wish to thank all my friends and relatives who so kindly re- membered me with cards, let- ters, flowers, treats and visits while a patient in the hospital. Also special thanks to the nur- sing staff of Scott Memorial Hospital end to Dr. Stapleton and Dr. Corwin. Also appre- ciation to Rev. J. C. Boyne for visit s. -- Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Kellar. 4nc I wish to express my sin- cere thanks to all those who remembered me with flowers, cards treats and visits, while a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, and since returning home. Special thanks to Rev. D. R. MacDonald, The Arnold Circle and Ladies of Carmel Church, Henson, Dr. Newland, Dr. Gettas, and the nursing staff of 3rd floor mirth. --Mrs. Gordon Troyer. 4c I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards, treats and visits while a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Ecker and Dr. Hesston and Sis- ters and nurses on grid floor. 4L-John Glavin. 4* I wish to thank my many friends, neighbors, tel lat iVes and the nursing staff of Clinton Public Hospital and Dr, Goddard who remembered me with cards, visits and treats while in the hospital:.,-Mr4 Robert Baker Sr. 4nc I wish to thank my niany friends, neighbours and rela- tives who remembered me with card a, flowers, visits and treats While a patient in St. JoSeOhls Hospital, London and since re- turning hortie.--HoWard Light- foot. 4e The family of the late Millen tircick, wish to express sincere thanks, to all'our relatives, friends, and neighbors, for the floral tributes, for all their acts of kindness, and messages Of syniPathY, during our recent bereaverrient. Special thank to Be.V Warehairt, liOpper-Hoeicey ftineral borne, Exeter Lodge No. 10OF and Pallbearers. All Wig deePly appreciated, -, Mrs. Brtick and fatally, 4* J. IL W. (John) Kestle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kestle, Andrew St., has been appointed manager of the Kitchener branch of Can- adian pittsburgh In du stries Limited. Mr. Kestle has Perved 14 years with the company in sales and m an ageme nt capa- cities. Mrs, Edith Richard, who was also a passenger in the Richard car, testified she saw no lights which would warn her pf the stopped truck prior to the crash. She told the court the collis- ion occurred about 8:45 p.m., a split second after the Richard car had passed the headlights of an approaching car. Mrs. Bailey could not, however, state whether the headlights were brighter than those on another vehicle they had met and passed previously. Mrs. Kathleen Hodgert, RR 1 Kirldon, said that while she and her husband were driving on the Cromarty sideroad, they saw the two flashing lights and other lights on the snow plow. She said that when they turned onto the highway and headed in the same direction as the plow, however, they saw no lights. When they pulled alongside the halted plow, they offered assis- tance but were told by the driver he needed no aid, she told the court. Mr. Justice Schatz said in endorsing the settlement he na- turally could come to no con- clusion without hearing all the testimony but felt both sides should be satisfied with the settlement. "I feel the plaintiffs (the Richards) should not feel they have unduly sacrificed anything in this matter", his lordship commented. Lawyers were: A. E. Shep- herd, QC, London, for Mrs. Edith Richard; E. D. Bell, QC, Exeter, for Mrs. Greta Richard, C. F. MacMillan, Toronto, for Mr. Harness and Mr. Wilker, and D. J. Murphy, Goderich, for Mr. Morley. MISCELLANEOUS Suburban Lawn Seed 2-1b. package SALE $1.49 Raid, house and garden, 12-oz. $1.59 All-Purpose Vigor°, 6-10.4, 50 lbs. $3.15 Garbage Cans Regular $3.65 SALE $2.99 or 2/$5.49 10-Gal. Trash Barrel, plastic Regular $4.25 ........ ...... SALE $3.49 012 Galv. Peils SALE 790 1 Only-Duris Step-On Can Regular $9.15 ,„„,„„ .......... ,,.. SALE $7.39 Laundry Basket, reg. $2.49 ,... SALE $1.49 Rubber Maid Toilet Bowl Brush Regular $3.98 ... ,.„ ......... SALE $2.98 Stair Treads, 9" x 18" SALE 350 Baby Bath, pink or blue ..... ,.. SALE $1.99 Ironing Board, rag, $8.95 ..... .„ SALE $5.88 Corningware Set, 3-piece Regular $18.95 SALE $15.88 5.String Corn Broom ....... SALE 950 Benz-Rite Torch, reg. 16.95 SALE $4.69 College Step Ladder, 5-ft. Regular $5.49 SALE $3,99 Cod Liver Oil, reg. $3.50 .... „ SALE $1.50 Machine Oil, reg. $1.00 SALE 500 Clothespins, hardwood 3 Doz. 150 KITCHEN SINKS 1 Only-18" 1.24" cast enamel sink Regular $25.95 ...... ....... SALE $9.00 1 Only--16" x N" cast enamel, sink Regular $18.95 ,,.,,•,,... SALE $7.00 TRAQUAIR ochtitiry ,AT Frq/g 771?/CE.5 Phone 235-2511 Main St. Exeter HS teachers .'unhappy' over n„ attended the Stlth. wedding Mr. and Mrs. claire PisPn ew rat ul an- retirement sratUity benefit fer teachers, adopted try Riptis 1)941 last month to lridnee staff members to remain here, may result in exactly the eppoPite effect, it was auggeated Tueaday night, Principal 11, L, StargiS in- dicated several veteran men bars might ;resign unless the gratuity is retroactive. if.thia happens, he said he would re, sip himself. "The shortage of teachers is even more acute than we ex pected at the time we advertised for them," said the principal, noting the lank of applications the board had received. Under the retirement gratuity plan adopted by the board, a teacher would receive a "bo- nes" of half his final year's salary if he completed the last 10 years of his career at SHDHS. The amount would be reduced in accordance to the amount of sick leave accumulated during the period. The board's intention, ac- cording to S. L, Mickle, Hen- pall, who moved adoption of the plan, was that the plan would come into effect Sept. 1 this year and would not be retro- active. The T-A in its repprt ANNOUNCEMENTS Ving=0..0411=0..lat'grailV,WAMS=EVUOMM101.111511 Sturgis said ;le tulderstoed only the cumulative pick leave elm* in the plan was not retroactive and that those teachers who will complete 10 years' service be- fore 1913 would Pt some bene- fits, based on the amount of sick leave riot nsed from Sept- ember on. Secretary E. D. Hovey did not have the metien completed in his minutes because of the misunderstanding. He referred to a managereeot committee re- commendation which made no reference to the plan not being retroactive. The teachers, in a formal letter to the board, requested clarification. Principal Sturgis felt the staff members affected would accept his interpretatipn of the plan under which they would receive a reduced gratuity. "They de- finitely weren't happy with the other interpretation," he told the board. He said the teachers could transfer to another school with a retroactive plan and gain some benefit. Asked what might happen if several of them re- signed, the principal said: "I think I would too," because of the problem of replacing them. The board decided to write its trustee association to de- termine the policy of other schools. EXAMS START TODAY Principal Sturgis reported Easter exams start today (Thursday) and that the activity period has now been cancelled. He also revealed: The staff for 1963-64 is now complete with the hiring of Mrs. J. T. McCauley, Sanders St., as home economics teacher; The winning of two pennants by the boys' basketball teams "which we value highlybecause the boys' teams haven't won so many titles lately"; John MacNaughton who won the regional public speaking competition at Wingham recent- ly, will compete in the district final at St. Marys next week; Teacher-days absent, mostly due to the 'flu, amounted to 30 during the past month; Traquair's Golden ANNIVERSARY SALE CARDS OF THANKS - I wish to take this opportunity to thank my friends, relatives and neighbors, for cards, let- ters and treats received while I was ill. Special thanks to the Exeter Ladies Legion Branch 16'7 and the Crediton Womens Institute for beautiful potted Plants,--Mrs. Percy Noels. 4* • I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for their kindness shown me, with cards, treats and visits while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. --Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner, Lon- don. 4c The family of the late Mrs. Mary Prance wishes to express sincere and heartfelt thanks to their relatives, friends and neighbors, Who offered their sympathy in the bereavement of a loving wife, mother and grand- mother. For the many beauti- ful floral tributes and sympathy cards, we wish 'to thank the nurses and staff of Huronview Home, also the nurses and staff of South Huron Hospital. Special thanks to those who visited the Hospital, Rev. R. S. Hiltz, pall- bearers, the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home and the lad i e s who helped out at the house, --John Prance & family. 4* CARDS OF THANKS - The family of Mrs. Rosa. Grigg wish to express their sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to their relatives, friends and neighbors for the messages of sympathy, flowers and the many acts of kindness shown during their recent sad ber- eavement. Special thanks to Rev. Edgar Roulston of Exeter, pallbearers and the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home. 4* I wish to express my sincere thanks to all my friends and relatives for their cards, treats and visits while a patient in South Huron Hospital and since coming home. Lena Kirkland. 4* The families of the late Mrs. Edward (Mary) Gill wish to thank all their relatives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness through various kinds of donations, floral tri- butes and cards, also to all those who helped in any way during their recent bereave- ment and while she was a shut- in. 4* I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards, treats and visits while I was a patient in South Huron Hospital and since returning home. Spec- ial thanks to Miss Claypole and nurses, Dr. Ecker, Rev. Hugh Wilson. Also to the Thames Road United Church Women's Association for the lovely pot of tulips.--Wm. Elford. 4* I wish to thank the friends who so kindly remembered me while a patient in the South Huron Hospital, with special thanks to the nursing staff.-- T, 0. Southcott. 4c My sincere thanks to friends neighbors, relatives, Unite d Church Women, Ladies Auxil- iary to Legion, Legion Branch 498 and my bowling team for the lovely flowers, gifts, cards and visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home.--Mrs. Wilfred "Pat"Ravelle. 4c Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chambers wish to thank the many friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness, cards, visits and cheery messages while Mrs. Chambers was a patient in South Huron Hospital; special thanks to the staff at South. Huron. 4c IN MEMORIAM - GLENN--In loving memory of a wonderful husband, father and grandfather, John M. Glenn who passed away two years ago, April 8th, 1961. God saw you getting weary So He did what He thought best He came and stood beside you And whispered "Come and rest." You wished no one a last fare- well Or even said good-bye You were gone before we knew it And only God knows why. 4* OGDEN In loving memory of a dear mother, Ida (Madge) Ogden, who died one year ago, pril 4, 1962. A wonderful mother, woman, and aid; One who was better, God never made, A wonderful worker, loyal and fair, Tenderly helpful, 0 mother you were. Just in your judgment, always right, Honest and liberal, ever up- right; Loved by all, our pride they share, Pride in the wonderful One you were, -,-Lovingly remembered by her faintly. 4* SKINNER,-In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. Mary Alberta Skinner, who passed away one year ago April 2, 1962, The depths of sorrow we cannot tell 6f the loss of one we loved so And while she sieeps 4024011 sleep Her memory we shall always keep. --Lovingly remembered by her -husband Melville, Boris Del- iner, and Rosa, and daugh- ter Gladys and Mar, ion and faMilles, 4nc FREE Door Prizes Given Away Friday and Saturday Evenings You are invited to our Open House Friday, April 5 Afternoon 2-5 Evening 7-10 Junior Doupe; lucky draw, Frank Lostell. Forty two dollars was real- ized and donated to Bunny Bun- dle. An Exeter area crash, which e40§0, the death. of two men. and seriously lojered two ether persons more. than two years ago, resulted In a.$16,Op0 out, of-court Settlement At the On- tarie Supreme Penrt Sitting at Lenden Tuesday. Under settlement terms en, deraeti by Mr. Justice Il, N. Schatz, Mrs. Edith Richard, Exeter, was awarded a total of 1.545.0q damages. $4459' costs. She had claimed both for per, spnal injeries, including a badly damaged left leg, and under the. fatal accidents act for the death of her 7Q-year-old husband, A. Leslie Richard.. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Greta Jean Richard, now of RR 1 Centralia ' received $4,500 under the fatal aceidenta act for the Cleat)) of her iniaband L. Allan Richard. In addition she was awarded $1,259 court coats plus $1,260 for her . seven-year-, old daughter, Laura Jean, and $75 0 for her nine-Ye AT-0d daughter, Lynne The final award, of $600 was Made to. 11-year-old ;Susan Halley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lou Bailey, Exeter, and granddaughter of Mrs, Edith Richard, who was a passenger in the Richard car. Evidence on Monday revealed the car driven easterly by Lea- ns Richard on No. 83, about five miles east of Exeter, had collided with the rear of an unlighted Ontario Dep't of High- ways snewnlov7 truck which was atopped on the travelled portion of the eastbound lane. MORNING OF TALKS The settlement came after a full morning of negotiations by lawyers for the plaintiffs and defendants Tuesday after Mr. Justice Schatz indicated he was encouraging a settlement of the non-jury civil action, The defendants. Were Nereid Harness, Exeter, driver of the snowplow truck; Nelson Seloringville, mechanic respon- sible fer the truck's operatipn, and Gordon Morley, LiStoWel, Ciriver of a third vehicle which had been westbound and which the Richards claimed was either driving toward them or was stopped just past the halted truck. Not all of the plaintiffs! evi- dence had been submitted and no defence testimony had been given when the settlement was reached. SAW NO LIGHTS Mrs. Marjorie Bailey, Su, aan's mother and daughter of •,.. • of the ..disetlesioilP indicated the plan would 13.e' PQ44..retre, ACtiVe, H owever, principal The manual training Mena was not Peie& heated properly :and he retmeated the board .to consider some tYpe of auxiliary lieatipp The board diSPneaed. the P.P, eratiou of sefe-driyirig claSSeS in other schools and requested. further information before reaching a decision of the es- tablishment of WOW training here. niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Er- Vine Barnes of Nairn on. Eun- day- Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Thom - son and family were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and MI'S. Gerald. Blackman of,St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ro- bertson of Listowel were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thorneon. Mr. Ross Jones of London was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones and family were Sunday even- ing guests pf Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. Bryan, in honor of Mr. Bryan's birthday. COMMUNITY EUCHRE The monthly social evening of the 8th line community was held on Wedriesda.y evening at Metropolitan school with seven tables in play of progressive euchre. Winners for ladies high were Mrs, Frank Hern; ladies lone hands, Mrs. A. Dewar; ladies low, Marie Langford; gents high, Wilford Wilson; gents lone hands, Kenneth Parkinson, gents low, Clifford Langford. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper were the committee in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter are the committee for April. Bargains Galore 10% Discount Off Everything in the Store EXCEPT GOODS ADVERTISED OR MARKED ON SALE FAMOUS ASTRO.6 WIDE RANGE OF GREAT V8's , FIVE TRANSMISSIONS Pontiac's engines are potent plus! The light, thrifty Astro-6 or excep- tionally spirited V8's. PONTIAC QUALITY BEATS WINTER RUST Body-protecting Zinc-0- Bonding, water-washed, air-dried rocker panels and aluminized muffler all cut corrosion. POULTRY FEEDERS 4' Long Purina, 61/2" wide, 4" deep $206.95 Regular $6.75 SALE $2.75 Poultry Feeders, 4' long, 7" wide, $281.29 31/2" deep. Regular $5.50 SALE $2.50 ' Poultry Feeders, 4' long, wire top. Regular $3.50 SALE $1.75 Brooder Stoves-Special $15.00 REFRIGERATORS 1 Only-Mctlary-Easy, AC-12-26 Regular $319.95 SALE 1 Only-McClary-Easy, ZF-12-26 Regular $399.95 SALE ELECTRIC RANGES 1 Only-McClary-Easy, CE-30.26 Regular $294.95 SALE I Only-Beach, E 2206D, 22" Regular $182.00 SALE 1 Only-Beach, E 3043, 30" Regular $199.95 SALE 1 Only-Findlay, UL 97, 22" Regular $174.50 SALE 1 Only-Findlay, E30.6, 30" Regular $199.95 SALE goo_c,il 1,1014°' $193.89 $133.15 $149.47 $144.86 $165.95 NEW! TILT STEERING WHEEL Adjusts and locks into any of 7 positions. Flips up to make entry and exit easier. Optional at extra cost. PAINT SAVINGS Kepi-Glo, all colors LESS 15% Super Kem-Tone, all colors LESS 15% Lowe Bros. Hicth Standard and Latex Outside Paints LESS 15% Discontinued Paints Odds and ends 1/2 PRICE Roller Coater and Tray SALE 990 Thix Paint, quarts ..... ........... , 980 NEW STRONGER CHASSIS COIL SPRINGS ALL ROUND, 4 big, cushidny coif springs give a super smooth ride. LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Famous Spiralator Washer W23.31Mode1 Regular SALE $174.95 $124.05 W24.21 $194.95$189.95 $133.94 W24.31 $138.54 W25.31 $224.95 $160.63 W18.21C $195.95. $129,00 AUTOMATIC WASHERS 1 Only-McClary-Easy, A24.11 Regular $409.95 NIcClary-Easyr E 23-11 AUTOMATIC DRYERS SALE $159.85 $288.75 Regular $229.95 McClary-Easy, E 24.11 Regular $259.95 SALE $176.80 DEEP FREEZERS McClary Home Freezer, separate fast freezing bin, divider rack, lift-out basket, easily cleaned. durable• plastic line, 23 cu. ft. ONLY $279.00 1 Only - Electrohorne Humidifier. Floor sample, Model ELA77. Regular $62.50 ..... .„ ,,,,,, „ ,,,, SALE $52.50 GE Vacuum Cleaner SALE $56.95 , GE Floor Polisher „„ SALE $33.20 end up GE Tea Kettle ..„ ,,,,,, SALE $9.95 and up GE Steam Irons ,,,,, .,„„,...„„.„„ SALE $16.40 GE Irons „ , SALE $11,50 GE Coffee Pert. ,,,,, „ SALE $22.40 GE Hair Dryers ,,,, SALE $$214. 9.91 andae up d ep Sunbeam Toaster Sunbeam Fry Pan $19.95 and up Sunbeam Mixers ,,,,,,,,, $19.95 and up Sunbeam Hair Dryers up Radios $42249.9.955 andand up GE Fan }hater „. ......... - .... SALE $19.95 Sunbeam Blender ..„..„ .......... SALE $33.95 pAnisitralE apont count see your local Pont/de dealer rObAifi A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE the ear all the other sin wish the y looked like Be sure to watch "The Tornmy Ambrose Show" on the CRC-TV network Check local listings for time TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED nd channel. ZURICH Pontiac Buick Vauxhall GMC Trucks Bedford Vans EXETER