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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-02-20, Page 8United Accumulative Fund Ltd. United Investment Services Ltd. Exclusive' Distributors, Toronto, Ont. Allan E. Westcott Your Local Representative Phone 235.1808 Exeter \le L A rio,t, He eats your savings The $100 some thrifty soul put into a sugar bowl ten years ago is still there, but the character shown above hap eaten a big part of its buying power. Inflation may continue and it may not. Many think it will. If the monster is not to continue to dine on your sayings it might pay you to get the full story on the advantages and the risks of Mutual Furid investing. This is one way of put- ting your dollars to work that offers you the possibility of seeing your money keep pace with rising prices. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT CAROLYNNE SIMMONS, ESCORT GARY EAGLESON AND PRINCESSES POSE WITH QUEEN NSW/ f White Egg Layers TRUE LINES 365B STONES 1156 DEMLER REGAL DEMLER ROYAL CAL. GREY X LEGHORN Brown Egg Layers R. I. RED X COL. ROCK RED-3-WAY CROSS, R. I. RED., Austin's Hatchery Phone 3692 Arkona, Ont. LUNCH WAS SERVED IN 'SIDEWALK CAFE' CREATED IN SECOND STOREY CORRIDOR Cann's Mill is now equipped to handle complete fertilization of all crops grown in this area. The following equipment is available to farmers: 3 machines to broadcast hay, pasture and Spring grain. 3 machines to broadcast nitrogen on Fall wheat. (Spring application.) 1 machine to plant sugar beets. 4 machines to plant corn. 4 machines to plant beans. 2 machines to side dress corn with nitrogen. 2 machines to side dress beans with liquid 9-9-9. It Pays To Fertilize With Liquid Let us give you full particulars. We have many testimonials. CANN'S MILLS LTD. PHONE 235,1782 EXETER Council Monday night gave first and second reading to a bylaw authorizing a $200,000 debenture issue for the propos ed six-room addition to HSDHS, The bylaw now will be sub-. mitted to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval. All but one of the seven muni- cipalities has approved the ek- penditure. Grand Bend council opposed it. A majority is all that is required to proceed. Once the debenture issue is DR.CIMASES K•L PILLS AVAILABLE AT Midd leton's Drug Store EXETER Due to faulty elirninalion can be relieved overnight with the help of approved, the school board may authorize its architect to pro- ceed with plans. ATTENTION FARMERS I CONSTRUCT Upright Concrete Silos UP TO 55 FEET Contact: Arnold Hugill tok. 164 02 Catribtla Rd., GOderid Phone 542-0'201 d011eat Page Tirrie§Adygcatet ..February 1,944 a dentistry course which .takes feer years and requires grade 13 PIPS one Year of science work at a university 9r if you area female you may take the two-year dental IlYgiene course which sise requires grade 13r In one of the reerns there were 124 dental chairs and it was interesting to watch the second year students denien- sir* oil Ouninlies. It was a very interesting and enlightening tour, Ruth Anne reigns over Paris in the spring THE. HIGH By 'Fliz4eth Gosar Deserving queen P41 Dinnin, and 4;14411111er John Snell, twisted their cardboard guitars while the record PinYer played. They each WereaBeatie wig and were well received by the students. DENTISTRY Sundays I had the opportunity to attend the open hoOse at the Dentistry college in Toronto, which is located near the Sick Children's Respitilt It is part Of the UniversitY 'Termite. In this louihjing, one may take Popular, well-deserving, Ruth Ann Salmon Was crowned queen at the annual, "At rimer, dance Friday night. The air was filled with sus- pense and excitement as cRr- elyeee Simmons, president of the student council, opened the envelope which contained the winner's name, There had been a great deal of speculation at the high school as to who would be queen and the mystery was finally solved Friday night when the clock struck 12. Ruth Ann and her escort, Gary Eagieson, started the fir st HSDHS AUDITORIUM WAS GAILY DECORATED IN FRENCH MOTIF TO ESTABLISH "PARIS IN THE SPRING" ATMOSPHERE FOR 'AT HOME' dance. They were thenjoinedhy the other PandidSteS and their escorts and finally the rest of the people joined in, The students went all out this year in supporting their candi- dates and the c4rnpaigne were excellent., The best campaign was dis, played by 12C who were sup- Porting their candidate, Nancy Phillips. They had two guitars and between classes the entire class would sing to attract the voters' attention. They made up one song to the tune of "Kansas City" which was instead "Nancy Phillips, she's the one". The boys in 12C were dressed up in white shirts covered with writing, hats and cut-off jeans while the girls wore black leo- tards, black skirts and white shirts. The supporters of Norm a Young in 12B wore kookie hats which also attracted much at- tention. This campaigning was allowed Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Thursday was a day of rest and on Friday the six candidates were introduced to the student body as each class put on a skit. The most popular skit was put on by Bonnie Turvey"s sup- porters in 13A. The Beatles, John McNaughton, Bill Wright, Farquhar native Robert Gardiner Robert L. Gardiner, 83, of Simcoe died in Westminister Hospital, London, Thursday, February 13. He was born near Farquhax and was a brother of the late Hon. James G. Gardiner. Surviving are his wife, the former Isabel Duncan, two sons, Harold, Lenberg, Sask., Lind- say, RR 4 Simcoe, two daugh- ters, Mrs. Garfield (Verde) Kincaid, Prescott, Mrs. Andrew (Beth) McIntosh, Picton and one sister, Mrs. Jeanette Allen, Kirkton. Funeral service was held Sat- urday, Feb. 15 at the A. Millard George funeral home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Boss: I'm surprised at you! Do you know what they do with boys who tell lies? Office boy: Yes, sir. When they get old enough the firm sends them out as salesmen. III Health ? See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS Now in 13B, Ruth Anne hopes next year to enter University of Toronto to study fine arts. "I didn't expect to win. I didn't, really," she blurted af- ter her crowning by last year's queen, Helen Hendrick. No one was prouder than her escort, Gary Eagleson, of Dashwood. Local Firm Expands Business Dobbs for DODGE - and they all cheered She was trembling from sur- prise, joy and excitement. All she could say was "Thank you" with a smile that said she really meant it. Her subjects cheered with an understanding enthusiasm for a girl who was having the thrill of her We. In Ruth Anne Salmon, HSDHS students had picked a queen who's been active in almost every school field, from athle- tics to music to student council. The 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon, Dashwood, she's been v ic e- president of her class, vice- president of the girls' athletic society, a member of the school orchestra and the glee club, a basketball and volleyball team member and a participant in the drama club. In Dashwood, she's a member of the band, Sunday school teacher and pianist. HARRISTON FERTILIZERS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES EARLY ORDER DISCOUNT QUANTITY DISCOUNT CASH DISCOUNT BULK DISCOUNT Check our prices on Harriston Quality Fertilizer E. L. MICKLE & SON LIMITED HENS ALL PHONE 103 Cann's Mill Ltd. of Exeter is expanding its facilities to meet the increasing demand for Liquid Fertilizer in this area. Farmers have been quick to realize the advantages of Liquid Fer- tilizer, over dry and are looking to this firm for information and service. 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