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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-11, Page 14h NO IMIe asia um mel ee. INVESTIGATE nay NEW WORLD OF 4*, AFETY99) Torture-Tested at Speed You'll Never Need ! It Starts Next Week JULY 18 Through JULY 27 All the merchants are going wild, mad, nuts, crazy, Your nose for news will lead you straight to bargains that will Make you think we need Out heads examined. But don't worry just burry , and get in on the craziest collection of cash savings EVERT BET- TER IltJARYi before they drop the net. WS tibeeletelyitidiehletie. Read all the ads in next Week`e paper Of the enerehehte that are takitig pert in this crazy sale. ADVERTISING DEADLINES MONDAY 5% CASH and CARRY BONUS COUPONS w99 ONLY 9.99 ' WITH CLASS "A" TRADE—. not more than two.thIrds worn Add $1.30 for Tubeless COUPONS for FREE INSTALLATION 760/15 800/14 850/14 And Many Others Saintsbury Promote five CE officers Dashwood company gets 'Osborne award Area pupils pass .Clinton Bible school pictures feature show tonight tena.nce of approaches only. The request for assistance toward Peintieg came from E x et e r council. A tile drainage loan of $000 was approved. Compensation liability policies were renewed throegh W.ii, Hodgson Ltd. et a PreiniuM of $46,28 to general account and $236.25 to roads and bridges' =mint. Ree va eorge Frayne presi- ded and all councillors were present for the session. A spe- cial meeting will be held July 16 to consider the Hunter and Hicks municipal drain reports. Next regular meeting will be August e at 8 pm. elvihator ELECTRIC RANGES Only $184.5 ° Kitchener, a rescue Mission operated by Jerry VandeWeriii a former teacher at the scheol, The grade 7 and 8 Plass of Mrs. M. Fletcher undertook a special project MondaY by pro- viding treats for a shut-in at Bensall. The school, under the direc- tion of Stanley Saucier of Thames RoadMennonite Church, is op- erating in two churchee, as well as the basement and double gar- age of Mr. Sauder's home. A high school bus, taxi and van are transporting the children to their classes. • Twenty-one teachers are conducting the classes. Twenty-three South Heron district *dents hew complet- ed qualifications for their inter- mediate pertificetes at the Cen- tral Huron Secondary $chpol, Clinton., The Clinton principal this week listed the following who eomplethd grade 10 studies: Walter Becker, Larry,Jones, Clyde Phillips, Gloria Adams, Jeanne Deiohee Martha Fisher, Joanne Mertip, Sharon Wase- man, Gwen Lawsen, June More enz, Dianne Reid; Patsy Schwalm, Douglas Al- len, Ruth clatieius, Micha el Cushman, Caroline Gackstet- ter, Shirley Jaques, Roy Mc- Adams, Robert Reynolds, Ro- bert Wareham, Martin Mont- morency, Larry Preszcator, Ivan Willert. Five officers at RCAF Sta- tion Centralia were promoted, one received a permanent Wine mission end epee offered three- year extensions in the July list from air force headquartere. Promoted to squadron leader is V.V. Keller, director of ace counts training at central offi- cers' schools. Named flight lieutenants are D,D, Sanwa, instructor at Pri- mary flying school; W. G. Weese, radio navigator; J.11. Baxter and D.G. Killen, tele- com instructors, (X)S. FO A.F. Johnson, COS aca- demic instructor andpublic re- lations officers, has been gran- ted his permanent commission. Offered three year exten- sions in their respective bran- ches were F/I, A.F. Sanderson, navigator; Ms R.A. Last and Kee Chatfield, pilots, and FO J.B. Liberty, food services of- ficer. DAVIS anci r. boys, allc.1 aMil(7'MEra...r11.eqeruP cr yielted .withIveroshrpther, Hem at the home of Mr, and Mes. Arnold Zirk, !Dvietocic, and called on Me. and Mrs. Allen Bal. pe$untlay, Mr. Wayne Carroll received word that he peeped. his erecie eleven examinations with sec- ond- plass honors. at Medway High school, Mr. and mrs,„Allen Wiarton, were. recent guests with Mr, and Mrs. C. Davis Mr. and Mre..glenn Dickine, Roddy and Timmy and los. Ethel Dickins of London who. are holidaying at Grand Bend called on Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll were Sunday evening guests with mr, and Mrs. George Simp- son, Clandeboye. Mrs. Myrtle Isaac and Mare' Shipk(1 Automatic Oven Timer; Minute Minder; Rotary 7-Heat Surface Element Switches; Surface Elements Signal Lights; Surface Light and Switch; Appliance Outlet; Oven Window; Oven Light and Switch; Full-Width Storage Drawer; plus the 16 additional features you will findon every Kelvinator Electric Range. (Not Exactly as Illustrated) Contract for the construction of the Whalen hridge has been let by .Beberne township to Mc- Cann Bros. Construction, :RR PaehWeed, McCann, at $0,1.37, was the lowest of four biddere for the contract, which was awarded at council's meeting .July 2. Council adopted the 1962 au Otter's report, which ehows. deficit „of$1,40037 ertheYeeee operation, reducing the yeer- epd surplus to $38,e31.20. Total expenditures for the yeer :am- otintedto $169,671.69, publice- tion of essential sections of the report was authorized. Council discussed the Wright drain work with the contractor in the light of threatened damage claims by one ratepayer if his paved driveway is broken up. Council instructed the contrac- tor to use all due care and to proceed with the work according to the engineer's specifications. Road Supt William Routly reported some broken tile pear the headwall on the Cann-Mit- chell drain and council authori- zed him to oversee proper re- pairs, The road sup't also reported there is enough fillingbelow the tile outlet in the Stewart drain to prevent good operation. Council agreed the problem should be looked after when the Mayer drain is repaired. Council declined to accept any responsibility for painting costs on the Morrison Dam for the reason that the township had agreed to look after the main- SANDY ELLIOT jorie, London, visited with Mr, Gote Wennistrum recently. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll spent several days at Liops' Head and visited with Mr. and Mrs, Allen Tin- dall, VViarton. treas, Alan Elston; program committee, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Essery and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson. Neil gathering The 1963 Neil picnic was held at the Exeter Park on June 9 with a splendid attendance. Relatives came from Detroit, Corinth, London, Lucan, Cen- tralia and surrounding country. The executive for 1964 are: President, Thos. Kooey; sec'y- Exeter 444 Main St. The public progrelp which Plimaxee the Vacation B echool here will be held to- night (Thursday night) in the Christian Reformed Church, Director Stanley Saucier said Monday. A feature of the program will be a presentation of slides of the Bible school children in action. The pictures were taken last week by Mrs. Donald Wileon. Juniorgrades of the school will sing songs and the senior classes will preseet special features. Enrolment neared the 300 mark this week, with the help of "Operation Andrew", a fea- ture conducted by Rev. A. J. Stienstra. Using the theme of the song, "Fishers of Men", the children who bring a new child to the school each day are entitled to catch "fish" from a paper pond. The competition is between boys and girls. Funds collected in the mis- sionary project this year will go to the House of Friendship, Correction, please In the HSDHS promotion re- sults, published June 2'7, the name of Wayne Ratz was in- advertently omitted. He re- ceived credit standing in grade 12. The name of Valerie Sweet should have been included in the list of pupils in Grade 1, Room 2, of Exeter Public School. Greenway By MRS. C. WOODBURN SUPPER IS SUCCESS The UCW meeting was held in the church last Wednesday evening with Mrs. WillisSteep- er and Mrs. Earl Steeper in charge of the worship service. Mrs. Willis Steeper and Mrs. Earl Steeper gave readings. Patriotic hymns were sung. Piano instrumentals were play- ed by Nancy Woodburn and Irene Eagleson. A gratifying financial report of the recent strawberry and ham supper was given. There will be no August meet- ing. Mr. John Guenther has retur- ned to Toronto after a week's holidays at his home here. Mrs, Lamport and Tom spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J.O. Lampert and family of Pick- ering. Miss Donna Leadley and Miss Karen Angor of Welland are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer and family. Mr. James Snider is holiday- ing with Mr. Douglas Desjar- dine of Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vincent of Winnipeg are visiting friends and relatives in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maier and Dennis, Mrs. Emily Maier, Bob and Kathy Boerner of Mio, Mich. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Bob is staying for holidays with Bill Morenz. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold and family have moved here from Parkhill recently. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. O.C. Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacGregor and family of Oshawa, Miss Nancy Russell, Essex, and Mr. David Russell, Windsor. WINNERS AT SUPPER More than 400 people sat down to enjoy the annual ham supper last Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall and enjoy a few games of bingo. Winners of the cash draw were: $30 to Mrs. Pat Fleming; $20 to Mrs. Jack Pearson, Lon- don; $10 to Miss Vera Die- trich, London. PERSONAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whit- ing and family of Detroit spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whiting. Mrs. John McCallum of Lon- don spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey, Mrs. Harold Brophey, Mrs. Al- bert Pollock and Mrs. Carman Woodburn attended the 40th wedding anniversary for Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Maines inGran- ton United Church last Thurs- day evening. Miss Lillian Ulens of Wind- sor spent a few days last week at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dettloff of Detroit are visiting this week with Mrs. Albert Pollock. Mr. Donald MacPherson and Ricky of Hamilton spent the weekend with his father, Mr. Walter MacPherson. Mr. and Mrs. Selbourne Eng- lish spent the weekend with re- latives in Northern Ontario. Canada's farmers received a record $2,199.5 million in cash income from farming op- erations in the first nine months of 1962. Ill Health? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS PERSONAL ITEMS Mr. Gerry Sheehan of Sudbury is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mc- Cann. Mr. and Mrs. George Fresard and family of Vera Beach, Flo- rida, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regier and Judy. Miss Helen Sullivan RN of Sarnia spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regier left London by train Sunday evening for Weyburn, Saskat- chewan, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Regier and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lane and family of Detroit are spending some of their vacation with Mrs. Laura McCann and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glavin and girls motored to New Brunswick last week to visit the latter's parents for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hogan of Merlin are vacationing part time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan while Joe is taking a special summer course at Universityof Western Ontario. Miss Nancy Berdinski of De- troit is spending her holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Pat Fleming. By MRS. G. HOOPER Miss Joy Thacker is spend- ing this week at Bimini Camp. Misses Sharon Thomson and Helen Harlton are attending camp at Goderich this week. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thack- er and family spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison of St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grasby and Debbie of London spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petch of Strathroy spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Claire Sisson and spent a day at Goderich and visited the mu- seum. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones and family were Sunday even- ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dawson of Thorndale, Don- na remaining for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones attended the Dawson reunion at Springbank Park on Satur- day evening. Mr. Cliff Freer of Kerwood spent Sunday with his son, Mr. Bill Freer and Mrs. Freer. Mrs. J. Woodall area reporter Mrs. Joseph Woodall, 80, a Times-Advocate correspondent for Crediton for 15 years, died in South Huron Hospital, Sat- urday, July 6, having been a patient for four days. She was the former Eliza- beth Lawson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Law- son, Stephen Township. She and her husband have always lived in the area and observed their 58th wedding anniversary in June. Mrs. Woodall was an active member of the United Church serving as Sunday School teach- er for many years and 30 years in the choir, the most of that time as leader. Other UC wo- men's groups also claimed her interest as well as the Wo- men's Institute. She was T-A correspondent for her community for 15 years and retired four years ago due to ill-health. She is survived by her hus- band, two daughters, Mrs. John B. (Hazel) Pryde, Exeter and Mrs. William (Laura) Gilmar- tin, Wichita,Kansas; two sons, Elgin Woo all, Royal Oak, Mich., William Woodall, Wind- sor; and one sister, Mrs. Thom- as Wilson, London. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. S. E. Lewis as- sisted by Rev. Wm. Parrott, London, a former pastor, at the Hopper-Hockey funeral home, Exeter, with burial in Exeter cemetery. 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