The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-02-20, Page 3TimesAdvepete, feIreray 2Q, 1964 Page 3. and Mike, -Gremarty, visited What is A hog doing wnen,lie satordaY evening with. Mr,. Mrs, Lloyd Miller and family, lie's Celebrate 55 years MR. AND MRS, HILTON FORD Posters hall Scout week Four pnlilic schoolboys won prizes for Boy Scout Weekposl tern now being displayed in Own store Windows, The posters stressed the "Fitness through Scouting" theme which is being used for Ole MAW-Wide celebration. Randy Jones won the grade 7-8 competition with a picture of three lively Scouts on a hike, Second was Norman, Howey who depicted the local Scout hall and sports equipment. In the Junior grades, winners were Bobby Dobbs. with a flan- nelgraph display and Dale Mc- Kenzie, who stressed the daily good turn promise of Scouts. Winning posters are on dis- play in The T-A window. Independent Judges were Rev. APO Mrs. J, P, Oandon, Winners will receive their awards at the father-son banquet, date for which has not peen set. Centralia troop hikes to Arkona BY WAYNE HELM Troop Reporter • Saturday ten Boy Scouts and two leaders of the First Cen- tralia Boy Scouts woke up early to start on a hike to Arkona. Troop Leader Jim ,Tohnson was the leader of the group and the patrol leaders took turns in maintaining the pace that was set by Scouter Joe Buhagiar. The hike went well all the way and the boys made over seven miles through bush and swamp in about four hours. When they were about a half mile from Arkona, the Scouts were picked up and driven to Rock Glen park where meals had been prepared by the cooks and eaten. Troop Leader Jim Johnson took the boys through a nature trail and different trees were pointed out. This was to help the Scouts in their tree identi- fication which is part of the second and first class tests. The Scouts and leaders en- joyed themselves so much that another hike is planned for this coming Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Elliott and family, Ilderton, and Mr. & Mrs. Cliff McDonald and Bobby spent Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Kingma and family. Mrs. Emerson Hamden, Windsor, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. J. Ratz and family. Dave Sheppard, Toronto, spent a few days with his par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Shep- pard. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Baum- garten, Bothwell, visited with Mrs. Lamport and other friends last Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fink- beiner and family spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kers- lake and family. Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams and Gloria spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett and Al, Hen- sail. Mr. & Mrs. Herb Marlton spent the week with Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Nicholson and family, Brigden. Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther, Janet and Karen spent the week- end with Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Nicholson and family, Brigden, BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY LiMilTED Can Install ® rmstrong EXCELON TILE AND SAVE MONEY Won't crack, resists stains, can be cleaned with a damp mop. Need only scissors endbrush to install. Beautl- ful trend colors and pattern selec- tion. Can be installed anywhere In your home, A VOZOON111 03/ COVERAGE 4c each 34 SQ. FT. BEAVER LUMBER U Champagne Cherry HARDBOARD LIGHT, AND PLEASING! For rec. room walls this exclusive Beaver prefinished Champagne Cherry with Its light but distinctive color and graining is brigh ter. beat , makes dark rooms x panel only BRIGHT -05 10 TO 24 PANELS DELIVERED Royalcote Masonite PREFINISHED HARDBOARD Teak, Birch and Cherry woodgraining, a selection of blending shacks for dist- Inctive walls. A grain and shade to match any color scheme or furniture styling. A 4' x 7' panel only • -• • .85 10 TO 24 PANELS DELIVERED Warm, rich, hearthstone coloring, deep cherry wood graining . prefinIshed and V-grooved for wails of traditional coloring. A 4' x 7' panel only . , . -35 10 TO 24 PANELS DELIVERED BE SURE YOUR INSURANCE COVERAGE ISN'T FULL OF HOLES, TOO! Inadequate insurance is, like a torn umbrella . it's useless in a storm! samn*Ate. Accidents do hap- pen, Protect your family and' home from the financial repercussions of au- to collisions! What are your house and belongings worth to you?. Be sure your insurance covers their loss in case of fire, Partial insurance is about as foolish as none at all! Make sure you're completely cov- ered. Let us go over your insurance program with you now! If illness should Strike; would your paycheck cover costly medical bills? Be sure . insure! INSURANCE REAL ESTATE EXETER HODGSON LIMITED J. Oa'. W. Hodgson J. A. Kneali k'' Stoffo By MRS. i. TEMPLEMAN VALENTINE PARTY The pupils and teacher Mrs. Hell, from sq, 3 gibbed held valentine. party FridaY after,. 1190 Feb. 14, Ten pre,seheol ehtlorea were entertained, PrIzea were awarded for games followed hy.anexchaege .of valentines and lunch, PERSONALS Mr, & Mrs, jarne4. Norris, Judy, Garry aria pouglas from F3 r,aro p t op, visited over the weekend with Mr, .4 Mrs, Sam Rev, Bert Daynard returned home Saturday from seaforth hospital, & Mrs. Reg Finlayson, GENERAL. TRUCKING AND, CONTRACTING • Bulldozing • Shovel and Crane Service Excavating • Farm Ponds, etc, • Gravel, Fill, Top Soil PHONE 118 Brintnell, Prescott; Mrs. Jack Gusso, Lambeth; Mrs. Hubert Miller and Mrs. Robert Forres- ter, Zurich. They have 41 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren who presented their grandparents with a basket of 55 daffodils. Sorority chooses president for sweetheart Mrs. Norman Amos, serying her second term as president of Beta Sigma Phi, was crowned sweet- heart at the sorority's annual ball Valentine's night. She's the wife of Kirkton veterinarian, Dr. Norman Amos, and mother of three children. With her during the crowning ceremony above were Mrs. C. S. MacNaughton, sorority matron; Mrs, Joseph Wooden, last year's queen, and Mrs. Allan Gascho,Zurich, who presented a gift on bhalf of the members. Close to 150 attended the event in Exeter Legion Hall. --T-A photo USED CAR BUYS Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford, RR 1 Hay, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary Monday, February 17, with a family din- ner followed by open house In the Dashwood Community Cen- tre. Mr. and Mrs. Ford are in good health and enjoyed the f a m 11 y "get-together". The family presented the celebrants with an emerald pin and ear- rings for Mrs, Ford and tiepin and cuff links for Mr. Ford. During the evening a mock wedding was staged with John Brintnell as the bride, Mrs. Don Freuchtel as groom, Mrs. Jack Ford, bridesmaid, Howard Ford, groomsman, Jack Ford, minister and father of the bride, Mrs. Hubert Miller. David Hall, Detroit, furnished the music on the piano and Mrs. Jack Gusso, Lambeth, on the Jew's harp. A repeat of the performance was requested. Mrs. Arthur Ford, Detroit, poured tea for open house, Dancing concluded the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ford have a family of four sons and six daughters: Orville Ford, Exe- ter, Lloyd Ford, London; How- ard Ford, Bolton; Jack Ford, Dashwood, and daughters: Mrs. Russell Broderick, Exeter, Mrs. Don Freuchtel, Hunting- ton, West Virginia; Mrs. John Plan library renovation with an estimated 8,552 view- ers. George Wright of the HSDHS '59 FORD, V-8, sedan, auto- matic, two tone '59 METEOR, coach, 6 cyl., standard shift '58 CHEVROLET, sedan, 8 cyl. standard shift, original paint. '58 PONTIAC, sedan 6 cyl., standard shift, new motor '58 CHEVROLET Pick-Up, 1/2 ton '57 CHEVROLET, deluxe se- dan, 6 cyl., standard shift '56 FORD automatic, coach, radio '56 PONTIAC, sedan, 6 cyl., standard shift, radio '56 DODGE, hard top '55 PONTIAC, sedan, radio BRODERICK BROS. Exeter Members of the Exeter Li- brary Board were told last Monday that they were not mak- ing the best use of the facilities available to them. Miss Jean Munro, Toronto, of the library extension service of the department of education, advocated making the basement of the building into a children's library for which it is "admir- ably suited". If this were done it would necessitate remodelling the front entrance to accommodate an entry to the lower room since the present entrance is not ade- quate or safe. Better lighting, swinging book shelves and a brighter interior were also suggested. With these renovations an addition to the library building could be post- poned for five or six years, said Miss Munro who was making her official visit to the board. At the annual meeting of the board last Wednesday evening initial steps were taken to make a presentation to town council. Circulation of books at the library increased by 4,000 last year according to the report of Librarian Mrs. Hilton Laing. Total book circulation for 1963 was 27,9'71 and the membership was 781. There were 213 books discarded. The library belongs to the Blue Water Film Federation and has loaned 61 films in 1963 staff and Mrs. E. Mittleholtz of the Precious Blood Separate School were welcomed as new members of the board. Cecil. Wilson is chairman of the board with Mrs. John Schroeder, secretary-treasur- er. Property committee is Mr. Wilson, Roy Stover, Arthur Idle and G. Wright; book committee, Mrs. H. Laing, Mrs. Gordon Koch, Mrs. J. M. Southcott, G. Wright and Mrs. E. Mittleholtz; magazine committee, Mrs. Southcott, R. Stover, A. Idle and Mrs. Mittleholtz. Young man to a friend: "lie doesn't plan for the future at all. Why, he's getting married next month and hasn't even found her a job yet," If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back- ache and tired feeling. Then you feel better, rest better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend on Dodd's.60 Scoot-N-Save DON'T PUT OFF TILL APRIL WHAT YOU CAN SAVE ON NOW! DOES SHUR•GAIN TAKE THE EXTRA TROUBLE TO MAKE SELECTED-GRANULATED FERTILIZER Because it's more effective. SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer is granulated after the ingredients have been mixed and is not just a blend of granular materials, As a result each granule contains all three plant food elements in the right proportions. Ordinary granular and blended fertilizers simply consist of a mixture of ingredients, either in powder form or granules. Although it's easier to make fertilizer that way it cannot be as effective in use due to the separation of ingredients of different size and weight. As every granule contains all the guaranteed plant food elements, SHUR-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fertilizer remains completely balanced throughout storing, shipping and spreading —resulting in balanced feeding of plants from every granule; consistent, more even application of the best possible fertilizer to give you maximum yields and top returns from your fertilizer dollar. As always it pays to get the finest fertilizer for your good earth—SHUR-GAIN Selected-Granulated. EASY TO INSTALL Abitibi CEILING PANELS 2•85 PrefinIshed white with pleasing dec- orative patterns. Easy to Install, 4' x 4' panels pre-scored to tile effect. Cov- er 16 sq. ft in single application. 10 TO 24 PANELS DELIVERED 4: :7: :mt Afreh - /44 , • • A 4:0,0 +67,41:41,11 . 4.0 ojtoi.o.41411it's...• oi 41, est 4 Olenarrtiva l... owdhva....i op.►otal 4 ,105--,01 avek.r../1 _ea ra .64q jI ii ;r0:01:, ;1 ;4 rt.i4,1kAlg 'op • e.".•4 • :7,1 ab''." 'a P. I .4.1° 4411 kv• ,*$"' .4+ fertilizer • "MINVIR Prefinished VENETIAN CHERRY HARDBOARD PARTITION STUDS 2x4x7 ft. 2x4x8 ft. 710 Lin. Ft. CEILING & WALL STRAPPING 1 x2 — 2¢ Lin. Ft. 1 x 3 — 30 Lin. Ft. BUDGET TERMS You deal directly with Beaver Lumber . down payment reqUired . months to pay. low rates. As low as $10 a month. no New PHONE 235.1582 EXETER Call your local SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer dealer or SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer service EXETER 235-1921 1140.412'''"'''1509