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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-31, Page 3And a sincere thanks for your valued patronage, See you soon! Ting-a-ling! Here are our greetings, good wishes and hearty thanks to all our friends and patrons! LORNE KLEINSTIVER AND STAFF DASHWOOD ".440?-iiIrA".',6,F,77: h.? Thank You For Supporting The Boy Scout Christmas Tree Campaign This Advertisement Is Sponsored By Ray Mills Gerald Godbolt Alvin Pym the Famous Chrysler Cars & Trucks WITH 5 YEAR WARRANTY! OUR THANKS TO YOU 0 0 0 For Auld Lang Syne, our New Year's thoughts turn to our many valued friends and patrons, with warm appreciation for the Opportunity of serving such wonderful people, We're looking forward to continuing these friendly relationships in 1064. Fred and George Dobbs Exeter Motor Sales And Staff PHONE 235-1250 EXETER FIRST MORTGAGES FARMS *** RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL. Prompt, Confidential Service THE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY Established 1889 Contact Our Representative: JOHN BURKE REALTOR and INSURANCE PHONE 235.1863 EXETER Awarmariamorimilm'oom. Pags 3 Times-Advocate, 'PeCOFT4ter 31, 1901 AT THE HIGH ScHgo.. by ,E140.4011 Gosar RCAF .groups entertain ame best salesmen Centralia SS holds Christmas concert. Miss Wilda Pollock Pf Mt.! chener with Mr, Mrs. ,Lorne Hicks, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Theander f Trig.rut and ppm). of .4tipm, Mr, Mrs. Doug Theander and sell of Hanover, Mr, Carlrteander, Miss Beverley Smyth of pea- forth with Mr. & Mrs. FrarilC. Smyth and Joanne op Sunday. About two months age, I wrote about the magazine campaign which was being held at the school and also about the riti- merons prizes which were available to the students whp sold the most subscriptions. The winners of the var I ou prizes have now been announc- ed. The eight top salesmen and their sales follow: Brian Ho, garth $314.43; Margaret Sal, mon, $160.75; Peter McFalls, $158.80; Clare Skinner, $144,- 75; Bob Shapton, $95.75; Jim Popping from the envelope of the old year is every good wish and a New Year pledge to serve you well in /64. Thomas with Mr. & Mrs, Fred. Hoyden, & Mrs, Alvin Lewis, Ailsa -Craig, who marked their Se V ertili Wedding anniversary with dinner ..at the Di:Man Hotel. On Thursday were evening visit, ors with Mr. .4 Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins. Mr, & Mrs, pave Roger and Danny, St, Marys, Mr. & Mrs, Lorne Keller, Mr, & Mrs. Don Fisher of Exeter, mr, & Mrs. Alvin Essex.y. with Mr, & Mrs,. Jack Essery and Ronald. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Semple, Joan and Sam, Mr. & Mrs, B, Webb, Sandra and Janet, Mr. & Mrs. J. Schroeder, Cindy and Larry of London with. Mr, & Mrs. Russell Schroeder. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Tenford and family of Sarnia, Mr, & Mrs, James Kelly, Hyde Park, Mr, & Mrs,. Wilmer Kelly and daughter and Mrs. Austin pf Segforth with Mr. & Mrs, M. Kelly. With Mr. & Mrs. George Hicks were Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hicks and family on Sunday, Rev. & Mrs. p, M, Guest on Monday. Mr. George Baynham with Mr. .& Mrs. Wm Haddock on Boxing Day. COLE'S Drug Store Exeter 'Big Al', clown entertain corporals' children "Big Al", host of apopular Kitchener Ty children's program, entertained the children of members of the Corporals' Club at RCAF Station Centralia Dec. 21, with the help of Santa Claus and clown "Pee wee" Garnhum. Approximately 250 children received candy, refreshments and other treats. --RCAF photo Rev. & Mrs, D. M. Guest with their son Dr. & Mrs. J. A. Guest and family in London. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hicks and family, Mr. & Mrs. George HIcks with Mr. &Mrs. Wm. Lee In Ailsa Craig. CHRISTMAS VISITORS With Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Helen were Mr, & Mrs. Gerald Glenn and Randall, Hen- sail, Mrs. Samson McFalls, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald McFalls, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Quinton, Ro- bert and Dianne, Mr. & Mrs. R. Lilley and family, Mr. Al Cham- pion of London. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and family, Listowel, Mr, & Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family, Thames Road with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Swartz and family, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Stuck- less and family, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Essery with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Lightfoot and Don. Miss Elaine Dietrich of Kit- chener with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Dietrich and fa- mily. Miss Agnes Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Elliott and family, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence McDowell and Janet with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Elliott. M. & Mrs. R, Paynter and David, Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Allison, Jimmie and Deb- bie, Ailsa Craig, Mr. & Mrs. R. Jaques and Steven, Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Reid, St. Coates, $82.36; Iris Marshall, $70.70 and Jim SWeitzer, $66.- 00. These students are certainly to be congratulated. They must be better salesmen than the rest of us or maybe they try harder. Paul Drysdale was the winner of the draw for all students who sold over $30 worth of sub- scriptions. Brian Hogarth, Clare Skin- ner and Margaret Salmon were the students who sold the most new subscriptions to The Times-Advocate. The class which sold the most subscriptions was 10E and they sold three times their quota. Jane Poortinga of 10E was the winner of the draw for the stuffed donkey. The target of this campaign was $3,500. However, this amount was exceeded as $5,650 worth of subscriptions were sold. VACATION TIME Many students are probably spending their holidays at home but there are also many who are on vacation. Four girls, Bonnie Turvey, Grade 13; Susan Din- ney, Grade 12; Kathy. Smith and Ann Fairbairn, both Grade 11 students, attended a Toc Alpha convention in Toronto. I wonder if any of the students were fortunate enough to go south. It certainly would be nice to be in Florida now and sun- bathing on some beach. BASKETBALL Alliour basketball teams have been practising vigorously during the holidays. They are having three work-outs during the holidays. Miss Siegner is coaching the two girl's teams. The senior boys are being coached by Mr. Wright and the juniors by Mr. Rickert. The first game is January 8 when the girls play Goderich here. Robert E. Belling past noble grand FISHER'S HARDWARE For Everything In The Hardware Line Phone 235-2190 Exeter MIL Which group had the most fun? When officer cadets at RCAF Centralia were entertaining a group of 100 orphans from London recently, it was questionable as to who was having the most fun—the children of their adopted-for- a-day ((fathers". The answer appears to be that both enjoyed the event so much that the cadets plan to repeat the project next year. The children came from four institutions by bus just in time to see Santa. Claus arrive by Chipmunk aircraft. At the cadets' lounge where the children were paired off with their "fathers", they were entertained by a magician and ventriloquist, received treats and were presented with gifts by St. Nick. In charge of the planning for the party were Fit. Lts. F. S. Burke and J. R. Violette. The event took place Saturday, Dec. 14. —RCAF photos YOU'LL HAVE A Mr. & Mrs. John Corbett and Al with Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams, Dashwood. Mrs. Hazel McEwen, won high single at the Intertown Bowling in Goderich, Saturday, with a score of 311. The prize was a fowl. Richard Stade of Zurich won high single for the men with 347. Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLean of Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. Ar- chie MacGregor. Mrs. Monteith of Toronto is spending a month's vacation with her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. & Mrs. William H. Bell. Mrs. Grace Harpole is spend- ing the winter months with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Doug Peacock and family at Stittsville, James McEwen of Toronto is spending the holidays at his home here. Mr. & Mrs. Joe DeLoge of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Don Mac- Laren of Toronto with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman and sons. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Peebles and family of London visited recent- ly with Mr. & Mrs. Len Noakes. Miss Louise Jones of London has been holidaying with her parents Mr. & Mrs. 0 r v al Jones. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rennie and Joanne of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Don Bender and babe of Dashwood, Miss Dianne Rennie, nurse-in training at Sarnia, with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rennie. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Bell, Tor- onto and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mason and daughter of London with their parents Mr. &Mrs.Glenn Bell. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Chipchase with Mr. & Mrs. James Morris in Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. William H. Bell spent a few clays visiting in Toronto and were accompanied home by the latter's mother Mrs. Monteith who will spend several weeks here. More Hensall news on page 4 By MRS. F.RgP. BOWDEN UNTRATA On Saturday evening the an-! Oital SUnday Scheel concert was presented in the schoolroom of the church. An evening of Christmas tertainnieitt consisting of reci - tations, vocal solos, .04110 solos,' musical numbers, carol singing, a nativity scene and short plays was presented by the various elasseS under the supervision of the teachers, Santa Claus arrived in a jolly mood to give out the gifts and treats for the children, SUNDAY SERVICE A large congregation attended the service in the church on Sunday morning. Rev, Guest delivered a Christmas mess- age. The choir under the leader, ship of Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins provided special music, The offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Marilyn Morgan and Sharon Lightfoot, PERSONALS Mrs. George Hepburn and Mrs. Amos Wright, who have been patients in South Huron Hospital, returned to their re- spective homes on Tuesday. Mr. Wellington Skinner spent several days at the home of his daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Nor- man Morgan and family inMel- bourne. Miss Dorcas Williams of San,. nia is visiting with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.4 Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. CHRISTMAS VISITORS Among those who were away for Christmas were: Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Marikay, Eleanor, Keith and Miss Patricia Stewart of Lon- don with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mit- chell and family in West Lorne. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Tripp, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Tripp and family, Mr. & Mrs, Wm. Ford of Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Ro- bert Tripp and family in Lon- don on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Smith with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Smith on Christmas eve, Mr. & Mrs, William R, Es- sery and Robbie with her par- ents and sister, Mr. & Mrs. Thos Newcombe and Arlene in Pontiac, Michigan, They re- turned home by Windsor and called on the former's sister and brother-in-law, &Mrs. C. Rowe and family. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Tripp and family with Mr. & Mrs. W. Thompson, Lieury on Christ- mas Day. Mr. George 'Baynham with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Baynham and family, Exeter for Christ- mas Day. Mr. & Mrs. Win. Elliott and family with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dixon, London on Boxing Day, All'. & Mrs. Victor Overholt and family with Mrs, Theresa Maloney in Seaforth on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Morgan and Marilyn with Miss Dorcas Williams in Sarnia on Christ- mas Day and with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Morgan and family in Melbourne on Boxing Day. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lammie, Robert and Jean with Misses Greta and Amy Lammie in Hen- Happy 196 if you start the New Year with Robert Elgin B e I 1 1 n g, 60, resident of Exeter for the past 20 years. died in South Huron Hospital Friday, December 27, having suffered a coronary thrombosis the previous eve- ning' at his home, Main St. The deceased was a native of Greenway and had been in Exe- ter for the past 20 years em- ployed with Exeter Motor Sales. He was a past noble grand of the 100E under whose auspices a service was held at the Hop- per-Hockey funeral home Sa- turday evening. Surviving are his wife the former Viola Rocks two sons, Glenn Ottawa. and William Exe- ter; two daughters, Mrs. Donald (Betty) Link. Trenton: .Mrs. Da- vid (Marion) Bentley, Lambeth; one brother, Alfred, Port Huron, and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur f3rophey, Parkhill, and Mrs. Eldon Young, Loran. and six grandchildren. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. R. S. Hiltz at the Hopper-Hockey funer al home, Monday, December 30, with interment in Exeter ceme- tery. Pallbearers were Ernest Willard, Harry Beaver, Mau- rice Coates, Louis Davey, Ross Taylor and William Stanlake, '64 DODGE CHRYSLE OR VALIANT By MRS. ERVIN RADER Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and family left Saturday morn- ing to spend the Christmas holi- days in Florida. Mrs. Gerald Martine is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. More Dashwood news on page 8 It's still the surest way to get around • With the total month's snowfall ranging around the 50-inch mark, there's nothing safer for trans- portation than a team of horses and a sleigh. Above, Henry Pfaff, of the second concession of Ste- phen, isn't taking any chances on getting stuck. Besides, it brings back fond memories of earlier days. --T-A photo Kirkton groups enjoy festivities By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS ICIIIKTON St. Paul's Chureh Sunday School held a Christmas party for the children of the Sunday School Saturday evening, Dec. 21. Ken Blackler acted as chair- man for the program consisting of recitation by Debbie Schae- fer, piano solos by Ruth Ann Henry, Janet Rendle, Patti Roundell, Mark Henry, Wendy Blackler, Philip Blackler; piano dnets by Mrs. Gerald Paul and Terri, Mrs. Harold Henry and Ruth Ann; vocal numbers by Wendy, Jayne and'Robert Black- ler, Steven Blackler, Anne, Heather and John Urquhart, Brent Blackler, Patti Roundell and Wendy Blackler, Mark Roundell, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Paid. and Terri. Lunch WaS served and Santa paid a visit. GARBAGE COLLECTION of CHRISTMAS TREES SATURDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY 4 BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER. FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION Harvey. Mrs. Earl Watson was pianist for the concert. John Beane JR. CHRISTMAS VISITORS Mr. & Mrs, Bob Leffley and family of Hamilton with Mrs. Edith Foley and Harry Fletcher. With Mr. & Mrs. Alex Irvine were: Mr. & Mrs. Joe Fenz and baby of Nova Scotia, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bradley and family and Mr. Jim Irvine of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Irvine and fa- mily of Granton. Mr. & Mrs. Herman Punter Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Reg Doupe of St. Marys and Boxing Day With Mr. & Mrs. Dave Spence of St. Marys. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Black- ler with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Henry and family of London. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Berry and Donald, mr. Robert Berry, Mrs. M. Blackler and Ken, Mr. John Berry, Mrs. L. Copeland and Miss Ethel Copeland with M. Allen Berry and Harold. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Roundell, Patti and M ar k with Mr. & Mrs. Art Gallant and Jean and Mrs. Croxon Of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. John Cutting and family of Langtdi with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Smith. BRUCEPIELD Phone HU 2.9250 Collect BAPTISM David John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler, was bap- tized at St. Paul's Church Sun- day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry, Ruth Ann and Mark, Miss Janet Rendle of London and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Blackler were guests with Mr, and Mrs.Burns Bladder, Miss Maureen Wo6dward visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rotindell and family. Mr. & Mrs. Win. WaghOrn visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Waghorn of Exeter. SING CAROLS St. Paul's Fellowship Club and United Churdh friends went out carol singing Sunday even- ing Dec. 22 to the homes of senior citizens and shut-ins of the village. Santa called at each home. The carol singers adjourned to the church basement for hot soup and coffee. Mr. & Mrs, Fred Brock are visiting with Mrs. Broo1c s sis- ter Mi Barr of Newark, New Jersey snd expect to spendpart of the New Year With Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barr of Florida. Pedestrian (standing iri die of 'Street): "HOW can I get to the hOSOltair Motorist; "jtiSt. stand tight Where you are," SCHOOL CONCERT 11 bold a Christmas con= dent in Aberdeen Hall Thurs- day evening Dec. 19, The Ceti- dert. was in the forni of a Sttel show With added Christ- mas MUSIC: The Alder radii WAS 'tinder the 'direction of their teacher Mrs. toss Tufts and the bier rebut, their' teachers Miss