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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-19, Page 11Mw o n your Purchase"draw This Saturday at 4 p.m. Be sure your purchase is made before the draw—Your purchase price will be refunded if you're a winner! Santa's Coming Saturday, Dec. 21 2 - 5 p.m. Kids - Bring Mom For A Bag of Candy BETTY'S MARKET PHONE 235-1913 134 MAIN ST. EXETER rimes 0y9cate't .,P.PcPalbOr 1.9, 190 'Page, 11 AT THE, .HIGH by Elizabeth Gosar eed name for paper ston, Joanne 'PePjarclitieli lit the candies, The whole service was presented by .candlelight.. Au- memper. Iott.,c1n4•01 with lighted candles and :soft ..rausic of Silent. Night, Mrs, Pave.,lack, son closed the service with prayer, A Social hour was ,held. fer- tile girlS at the home pf Schlegel. ed,secretary for the Unit 10r 1964. Tea was served by Mrs. Myr, tie McGregor, Mrs. Fred Wil- son, Mrs. Alex Hamilton and Mrs. W. Gill. VESPER SERVICE The CGIT held their annual vesper service Senday evening with 28 members and leaders taking part. The national. Christmas vesper service for cur was followed, Mrs. liam Schlegel read the story and Sandra Btanlake and Bon- nie Green led the program, A duet was sung by Jennifer Jack- Son and Carol Hemmingway. Dianne Young and Linda Mil- ler read scripture passages. Mary Lynn Kennedy, Neva John- 19c 7-PIECE dining room suite; 44" round oak extension table and 6 matching chairs. Table extends to 84". Excellent eon- dition. Phone 235-1816. 19* CARPET SPECIAL — Barry, more 100% wool rug 9 x 12. Christmas special $69.98. Yop get your money back if your ticket is drawn, Sandy Elliot, 19c it was a grey day in late fall and the golfer, despite a pro- tracted search, had to abandon his ball as lost, "Well," he said to his op- ponent, “it's your match. It's too late in the season to buy another ball. CEDAR CHESTS and stu- dents' desks. Sandy Elliot, 444 Main St., Exeter. 19c ilkfiCiintk#114§444, `Santa Claus' Walper gives ONE DOLLAR OFF Sport Shirts Dress Gloves Sweaters THIS WEEK'S EXTRA Dressing Gowns A beautiful new selection Also $l Off See 'Santa' at WALPER'S MEN'S WEAR PHONE 235-0991 14 Wanted To Buy WiilaNiaNVI.PiaZS:14:11.PialgiZ,•WW:aa-Nia;UWittrii?a,WiittV0.4%O.P.Witt•INZ•ViTz•WO•411:,! -t3 4 A Men! Here's her gift at a NEW LOW PRICE! Kelvinator automatic portable Regular $2591 DISHWASHER now only $199. Budget Terms if desired GOOD QUALITY HAY, alfalfa Or clover. Phone 738-4343 or write H. Heaton, RR 1 Har- row. 12:23-1:16* A PAIR of used ladies' white figure skates, size 8 in good condition; a pair of used men's skates size 12 in good condi- tion. Phone 235-0327. lent DO YOU WANT more money for your eggs? We will pay up to 410 per dozen more for your 23 oz. eggs and over than paid for Grade A Large at the Grading Station. From some breeds we take eggs every week in the year. For full details write Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. 19c 15 Wanted FREE — A home for puppies, Collie and Shepherd cross. Ap- ply Lon Hodgins, RR 3 Ailsa Craig. 12:19* 16 Properly For Sale COMFORTABLE HOUSE in Hensall to settle the estate of the late Edgar McQueen, Ap- ply to Edison Forrest, 267J3 Hensel". 5:12:19* EXETER — Brick duplex; each has conveniences; $3,000 down, balance per mo. owner take back the mortgage; oil furnace, Centralia brick du- plex, near stores, P.O., bus, school, abundance w ate r, $2,800 down, balance per mo., new oil furnace. W. C, Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 235-1402, Bill Armstrong, Salesman, 235.1376 2ltfnc porcelain for greater cleanliness. Cabinet exterior of acrylic enamel. Vinyl-coated Racks—protect fragile glasses, dishes; top rack has folding feature to facilitate loading of bottom. Portability—Moves on large, non- marking casters. Requires no perma- nent plumbing, easily couples to kitchen faucet. Double Detergent Cup—automat- ically dispenses detergent Into wash cycle. Large Capacity — 12 NEMA table settings, Norte and Cord Storage—in recess In back of machine, Porcelain Interior — Glass-smooth WANT-AD DEADLINE TUESDAYS - 6 P.M. TietklqAttP*WgMAVAWAtogt aFliv4'Aitzft• ..11•••1011.111 FREE Pony Rides for those who don't win a helicopter ride 2-5 pm Saturday PROVIDED BY EXETER RANGERS FREE Cartoon Movies t Sat. afternoon Exeter Legion Hall 2:30 p.m. FOR ALL AREA CHILDREN FREE Baby Sitting Service Exeter Town Hall Dependable Used Cars SANDY LEADS THE FIELD AGAIN! ONLY 199! '58 CHEVROLET SEDAN, stick Shift, radio '56 BUICK, 4-DOOR hardtop, radio '56 PORD COACH, automatic, radio '56 DODGE HARDTOP 56 DODGE REGENT SEDAN, radio '54 METEOR SEDAN EXTRA STORE HOURS I! Open Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Evenings to help you finish your yule shopping SHOP IN EXETER! NDY ELLI Broderick Bros. EXETER Furniture & Appliances Phone 235'0585 444 Main St. Exeter ,..0*0**,004***t{v.iodig**Ato,0040,004itkotylv******01,4000.,.totofto,:ww.voglotoifioott.yd-otrAiodoegt,g404,0414 mottoioutyno4votogcti tiV r wilmq4-mliviitight.countowivilt41 kv +UP tV 4.7,04 kV k7A CV41/411 13 For Sale USED WASHERS, dryers, TV, refrigerators, ranges, chester- fields, Oreille sets. A good selection at Sandy Elliot's, THEME IS CHRISTMAS SEALED TENDERS for the supply of one automobile will be accepted by the undersign- ed until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 8, 1964. All tenders must be submit- ted on County forms, Specifi- cations •and tender forms are available from the office of the undersigned. J. W. BRITNELL County Engineer P.O. Box 940 Goderich, Ontario 19c APARTMENT, central loca- tion, furnished, heated, Apply Parker Apartments, Main St. Phone 235-0915. 12: 12tfnc 3 - BEDROOM cottage, unfur- nished, oil heat. Available Jan, 1. Apply 169 William St. or •phone 235-0736 evenings or Saturdays. 12:5tfnc APARTMENT — 2 - bedroom, modern kitchen, 4-pc. bath; available Dec, 15. Elmart Apt's, Main St., Exeter. Phone Art Geiser 235-1505 days, 235- 2754 evenings. 12:5tfnc 2-BEDROOM apartment, heat- ed; available Dec.' 31. Apply Atttfield's Store, Crediton, 234- 6394. 12:5tfnc 2 - BEDROOM apartment, un- furnished, in the former Sim- mons apartment building. Available immediately. Phone 235-2012 after 6 p.m. 12:5tfnc CENTRALIA DUPLEX near stores, P.O., bus, school, un- furnished apaitinents have conveniences, separate en- trances, new oil furnace. W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 235-1402. 2ltfnc 3-BEDROOM brick bungalow, modern conveniences, newly decorated, 5 miles south of Orediton, approximately five miles from air base. Refer- ences required. Possession 1st of Jan. Apply Ancell Lee, phone 293-3161 Ailsa Craig, 19c Grade 11 students, under the direction of their English teach, er, Mr. George Wright, are puhlishing a weekly newspaper at the school. Their first edition came out Monday and the sales were very good. This paper can be bought for five cents. Last year this paper was named "The Fly Paper ,' but apparently this year the name is to be changed. If any students have suggestions for a new name, just let the editors know, since a new name has not yet been chosen. They are awarding fiVe dol- lars for the most original name. There is a great deal of work involved in publishing this newspaper and so there are two paper staffs this year instead of one, One staff publishes it one week and the other staff does it the next week. John Franklin is editor of the first staff and the other members include: sports edi- tor, Karen Finkbeiner; social editor, Ann Fairbairm news editor, Bob Storie; column edi- tor lchael Keay and finances, Keith Strang. Bob Thompson is editor of the second staff, His members include; sports editar, Iris Marshall; social editor, Jane Dettmer; news editor, Bryan Bayoharn, column editor, Tony Leversedge and finances, Doug Huntley. I hope their paper is as big a success as it was last year. TURKEY DINNER The cafeteria staff is planning a special turkey dinner for the students today. Advance tickets were on sale Thursdayand Fri- day. These tickets cost fifty cents. COMMENCEMENT This week was a busy one at school with ever yone busily preparing for commencement. The girl's gym was occupied with dancing. Mr, Sturgis was practising in the cafeteria with members of the Glee Club. Up- stairs in Mr. Sander's class- room, the Grade 12A students were practising for their play and every so often laughter could be heard. Commencement promises to be very entertain- ing and interesting. I'd like to take this time to wish everyone a Merry Christ- mas and a Happy New Year. SORRY I couldn't make it Saturday" "but I'm planning to arrive THIS SATURDAY" at 2 o'clock — opposite Scout Hall, John St. FREE RIDES FOR CHILDREN Coupons are still being given away at stores WASHES CLEAN —Uses the superior cleaning ability of the Kelvinator impeller system. Built-in water heater keeps water up to effective temperature, hotter than hands can stand for clinic- clean washing. DRIES SPOTLESS —The 900-watt heater heats the air, which is blown over the dishes by the whirling impeller, to effect rapid and even drying of items in both racks. DOUBLE-POWER WASH-For dishes and pots and pans, which require extra attention, an extra power wash is provided. An extra rinse is also provided in this cycle. Total washing and rinsing for Double Power-2 washes, 4 rinses. Other features of Model P-571: Grand Bend WELLWQOD GILL • GIVES PROCEEDS.TO.CKTA.01.. Matirice Tidetnatil treasurer, At the Women's Auxiliary Mrs. .Newman Sharon. meeting ,of Lake Anglican ..Church, Mrs, Wm. gendlepresented .50 knives. The IJCW .afternpon unit was and forks worth ...00 and SO held .ThirsdaY, December la In cash, all proceeds from Mr, with 13 members and nine vis.i, and Mrs0 Rendle's sale of tors- present, coloured framed photos taken Mrs. Ezra Webb gave the. of The decorated church last opening worship and told the Christmas, Rev. B. Farrel presided for CI Rrie5vt.41C9.5. StA.C:)FI yrittain was guest election of Chief officers for speaker and spoke on I Cot,- 1964. president is Mrs. Frank inthians Chapter 13. Mrs, Colin Plumb; vice president, Mrs. Love conducted the business, Lloyd Baker; secretary, Mrs, Mrs, Ray Patterson was elect- 18 For Rent FLOOR SANDERS, electric, Beavers Hardware, phone 235- 1033,. Exeter, 12:13tfrle 20 Wanted To Rent COUPLE WITI-1. BABY desire lie rent or sublet nice, furnish- ed 2-bedroom suite or home, January-April. Prefer Exeter- Lucian area. Please reply to C, D. Westcott, Suite A, 1604 38 Street S. W. Calgarr c- berta. 3 BEDROOM or 2 bedroom house or bungalow in or near Exeter, Occupancy January 1, 1964. Required for teacher at Public School Centralia RCAF Station, Reply to D, Hilton, Box 173 Bobeaygeon, One 5:12:19c FURNISHED SUITE, house, or motel unit required from Jan. 5 to March 31' for couple with 3 small Children. Write to; It, D. Wright, PMQ 183, RCAF Station, Calgary, Alta. 19:24* 22 Notices NOTICE TO SEPARATE SCHOOL SUPPORTERS Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the supporters of Exeter Separate School Board for the nomination of candi- dates for the offices of 3 school trustees will be held at noon (12 p.m.) on December 27, 1963 at Prepious Blood School. 19:24c 24 Tenders Wanted 16 Properly For Sale. IN LUCA11,-,-Modern 1 storey, 2. - bedroom, newly Painted home;garage, private drive. Owner !PoVing to Ottawa. Phone 227-4775. 5;12:19c LARGE BRICK duplex house on 'S'iliTQQP. ..within 1)10* of Main, For :full information phone 244177 Eeter, 5:1.2ne 11 Property For Rent 1-BEDROOM apartment, un- furnished, heat e d, ground floor, separate entrance. 90 Victoria St. W. Phone 235-1304. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, electric range, refrigerator, hot and cold waiter on tap. No pets. W. C, Pearce, Real- tor, 86 Anne St. 12:12ttfnc 2-BEDROOM 'apartment, large rooms, ground floor. Phone 235-2715, 19c UPSTAIRS apartment, 2-bed- room, in Hensall, available Jan, 1, '64, Phone 88R12 Zur- ich. 12:19* 4-BEDROOM house in Exeter, available Jan. 1, '64, Apply Wm, Westlake, phone 235-2417 after 6 pm, 12:19* says Santa WHO WAS UNABLE TO BRING HIS HELICOPTER TO TOWN BECAUSE OF THE LOW CEILING -1.1qZ