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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-05, Page 3Fertilizer 10-10-10 $61 10 3-15-9 55015 4-11-10 $4820 See Us This Spring 1. Malting Barley Contracts 2. Seed Grain 3. Low, low fertilizer prices 4. Bean seed 5. Bean growing contracts "Where You Can Deal With Confidence" Cook Bros. Milling Co.,Ltd : HENS PHONE 24 or 249 Tirrie0010catel "March 5, '1964 'go Club honors its secretary Centralict There's always fun overthe.00pd. Roads or has a Ng report ready. ItPS unfortunate he couldn't; he hare tonight'',. ASCI then, in an aside "Be- sides, the Municipal World has not printed its report yet"!. Wooden, who wasn't a dele- gate, defended the trip, "It's (090 public relations for the town", "That's right,',-- said Fisher, "Everybody down there was talking about Exeter". But he PoslCiret prevent his straight face frpm, developing into g wide, devilish grin." EMT Greys first winners of new trophy George Wicke, Gadshih, WOAA. softball convenor, presents the new Eric A. Winkler trophy fez' ladies softball championship to Exeter Greys' captain Audrey Poole}, during the tearn'e banquet at the Dufferin Hotel Saturday, It was the first pre- sentation of the MP's trophy. The girls also received Bill Cutting's trophy for the South Huron championship, which they also won the year previous. Ross Haugh was master of cere, monies for the banquet. --T-A photos ARRAN GE YOUR MORTGGAGE For $lmost three,(Arter$ ,of a century we have offered a friendly, personal servicein the first mortgage field, We can arrange a first mortgage for you on your home, farm or business property, Ali enquiries welcome, ESTABLISHED issa THE INDUSTRIAL MORTRAGE & TRUST .COMPANY Head Office; Sarnia. Offices in Forest and Petrolia In Exeter Contact John Burke Phone 2.15-1130 1M102 Group at Clandeboye appears on TV show By MRS. J. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE George Lawson, who. has been secretary-treasurer of the set- Nor Citizens QM) Since its beginning 10 years ago, was honored with a presentation by Hemen powe and Ed Linden,- fteld on behalf of the club at its meeting Tuesday evening. Mr, Lawson is retiring front the offloe. The evening's program eluded, piano solos by Blaine Powe and Charmaine Schenki piano 'Net by Pamela Ersman and pheron sanders; vocal Solos by Mrs. Ross MeFalle, and Mre, pruce cane; readings{ Roy Carrick and Mrs. Warren Brock; Solos by Gordon Smith to his own accompaniment on the gait ar; mouth orgen selections by Maurice Quanee accompanied by Mrs. Frank King; and se- lections by Brame Cann on the baritone horn. Herman powe was chairman, Trivitt Memorial ladies served lunch. Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall and Don Mc, Curdy supplied music for the dance. Committee to arrange the April meeting includes Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mr, and Mrs. R. Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perihale. By MRS, f.RgP. Janet McDowell, daughter Mr, & MrA,Clarence ...MoPowel4 obtained 140, class .heepre .Krage two piano Western tart-9 Copseryatory of Music? London. She is a pupil of Elaine P PWP.. 1=te1ph. .c)shoriw of Toronto was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr, .4 WA, •FranX.QA,-. borne. Miss Wilda Pollock.. of Kit-. Owner visited over the week end with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Lorne Hicks who wag Admit- tect to. South Huron Hospital,. Exeter Tuesday night of last week was moved to St, Joseph's. Hospital, London Sundey fpr wther tregrnent. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson were Mr. & Mrs. Don liegman and family pf London, Mr. & Mrs. Reid Brown and Hoxanne of Lambeth Sunday,. Mrs. carrnam Dawdy and mrs, Elliott sntherlend of lop, Sta., tion Monday. Mr, & Mrs, Wm, Latta of London were Sunday visitors with their aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Haddock, Mrs. Arthur McFalls was Sunday visitor with her daugh- ters in London. She returned home Monday, Mrs. Murray Elliott and Miss Agnes Anderson visited with Mrs. Stanley Love in St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London, Mon- day. House loop playoffs set Buy Easter Seals Sunday, March 1 on CFPL- TV was shown the Act Fast prpgram with the Home and School president, Bryden Tay- lor, Arthur Simpson, chairman of the McGillivray C entr al School Board, Mrs. Simpson and many other members. Transportation was by one school bus and cars. It was taped at the studio Sunday, Feb. 23. The group received $90. are Nancy Kestle, solo, Mar- garet Zubal, piano accordion, Larry Armstrong played the trumpet in the Jr. band with Elaine Armstrong one of the sixteen in the Glee Club Choir. Mrs. Omar Cunningham and son Roy Cunningham attended the Morgan-Roy wedding at St. Johns Anglican Church, Strath- roy, last Saturday. The groom, John Thomas Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Morgan, Strathroy is a nephew of Mrs. Cunningham. As usual, the. annual ;report lack, _of it) on the Gpod Heade convention in Toropto drewlots pf. laugh' in council meeting MondaY Sight! Council'really didn't Set an accounting• from.any of its del!, gates despite ,some persietent Orodding, from those .member's. who didn't attend. Ag'Ye Fisher, who presided. in the absence .:(4 Mayor Pine!! mons, passed the buck to pus. tiller 'Delbridge, who shifted it in turn to the works .supq, paisley, instead, reported pp his talks with water resources arid ether govt agericieS. His only pomment about the good Roads was that he developed. "'quite .a headache from facing all those bright lights on the way home." It Was passed off for the mo- ment but Boyle persisted in getting the report. "What did you accomplish fpr the town pf Exeter?" he demanded to know. Delbridge was on the .defen. sive. "We heard Charlie Mace Naughtop (the minister of high-. ways and Huron's MPP) and saw the presentation (4 awards for long service." Boyle then threw 900 on the table (discovering later that this belonged to Clerk C. V. Pickard who had bought the coffee) and bet Delbridge that amount that he couldn't name one thing they had accomplished at the cone vention. During his hesitant reply, Delbridge made the mistake of revealing they hadn't actually seen the Huron MPP speak at the convention. They'd been late for the session and had to stand outside the door. Boyle pounced on this admis- sion with relish, Whereupon Paisley turned to Delbridge: "You'd better keep quiet—you are just making a mess of it." Delbridge laughed with the rest of them, but he shot back at Paisley; "The lights didn't bother us on the way back — we didn't get any headaches." Reeve Fisher stepped into the breech to save the delegation. "Actually," he said, "the may- Whalen holds 'gala games' By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE WHALEN Gerald Hern and Eric Atwood were in charge pf a. "Gala Games Niter-;Friday evening held at Whalen CommtleitYCene tre. There was a good atten- dance. Mr. & Mrs, Alton Neil and Donald visited with Mr. & Mrs.. Rawlings,Cliff Clandeboye, Sunday. Mr, & Mrs. Carl Schute, St. Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. James Earley, Joan and Shirley, Ker- Wood, Mr, & Mrs, Jos. Bryan and Mrs; Ethel Squire, G r ant on, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schrier, Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Mor- ley, Mrs. Melville Gunning is e. patient at Victpria Ho spit al, London having had surgery Wednesday. Mr. dr Mrs. Normanifodgins, Gordon and Grant attended the Aberdeen Angus Spring Show and sale Friday at Queen's Park, London. Mrs. Mabel Patrick and Mrs. John Bigharn, Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Ron Squire. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley, Janice and aobbie were Satur- day evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skinner, Centralia. Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman, Roy and Ronnie visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Quest, Mitchell, Edgewood Jr. Farmers met at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Monday evening. Gerald Hern has purchased the farm owned by the late Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley. Mr. & Mrs. Eric Atwood and family of No. 23 Highway are going to reside in the home. NATIVE DIES The death occurred of Mrs. Alfred Miller, Detroit, the for- mer Olive Hayter, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Hayter of RR 1 Clandeboye, interment was in Detroit. She was predeceased by her husband two years ago. She is survived by two sis- ters, Ruth, Detroit, (Evelyn) Mrs. Jay Whiteford, Grand Bend and two brothers, Verdon, De- troit and Edison of London. this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. Exeter Motor Sales HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFF'S Exeter Minor Hockey Asso- ciation house league teams will enter into various playoff series starting (tonight) Thursday at the Exeter Arena. The games are scheduled as follows: MIDGET-JUVENILE (Two games goals-to-count) Mar. 5 p.m. Siskins vs Canadiens 8 p.m. Crediton vs Nationals Mar. 12 7 p.m. Canadiens vs Siskins 8 p.m. Nationals vs Crediton Mar. 19 "A" series vs "El" series winner Mar. 26 "B" series vs "A" series winner Saintsbury By MISS MURIEL HERN Miss Ruth Ann Rader of Lon- don is holidaying this week with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Ephriarn Hern visited Sunday with her brother Wm. Stephens in Kinsway Lodge in St. Marys, and with Mrs. Or- ville Rogers who has returned home from the hospital. Ross Bern, Mr. & Mrs. Eph- riam Hem were Frida.y guests with Mr. & Mrs. Allan West- Cott and family, Exeter, the oc- casion being Ephriam Hern's birthday. The ladies of the UCW quilt- ed a quilt for the bale last Tues- day at the home of Mrs. Angus Earl. Mr. & Mrs. John Selves of Thames Road and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Bern were Sunday even- ing visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Bern, Lynda and Fred. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Haynes and Susan, London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.Harry Hern and family, Mrs. Tom Brock and Mrs. Harry Bern attended a trous- seau tea Tuesday afternoon and evening, at the home of Mrs. Chalmers for the bride-elect, Miss Irene Thom. Miss Barbara Hern enjoyed the bus trip to Toronto Satur- day along with Grade 13 of SHDHS when they attended the play "Hamlet" at O'Keefe's Centre. PERSONALS WA AND GUILD Mrs. Karl O'Neil entertain- ed the ladies of the WA and Guild of St. James Church at her home in Lucan, Thursday. President Mrs. Andy Carter was in the chair for the WA meeting. The rector, the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster gave Lenten meditations. Mrs. L. A, Kil- mer read the scripture. Mrs. Carter, reviewed first chapter of the mission study guide with a short discussion. President Mrs. Jim Cunning- ham, conducted the Guild meet- ing. Some suggestions for the church improvements were di s- cu ss ed. PEE WEE LEAGUE Final Standings W L T P Maple Leafs 6 4 2 14 Black Hawks 5 5 3 13 Canadiens 4 5 3 11 Wings 5 7 0 10 PLAYOFF SERIES (Two games, goals-to-count) Saturday, March '7 Series "A" 8 a.m. Leafs vs Canadiens Series "B" 9 a.m. Hawks vs Wings OLDS-a sure feel for action --a solid sense devalue! Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simp- son were guests Sunday with their son and family, Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson at Kirkton, with other members of the fa- mily; Mr. & Mrs. Peter Banks and Cindy of Sarnia, Miss Sybil Stephenson of Ailsa Craig and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter, Stephen, Kevin and Joanne also Mr. & Mrs. Fred Roger on the occasion of Rosemary Simp- son's birthday. The Clandeboye WI bake sale is March 7 at 2 pm at Wraith and Storey hardware store, Lu- can. Names of several pupils here who took part in the variety show at Medway School, Arva transferred from RCAF Clinton two years ago and Hugh has been taking violin lessons since then. 4-11 CLUB MEETING The second and third meeting of Elimville I Homemaking Club were held on Monday, Feb. 24 at the home of Shirley Jaques with 11 members present. The president Barbara Hern opened the meeting. AU repeat- ed the 4-H pledge. Minutes of last meeting were given by Geraldine Blair. Notes were given on "Line, colour and texture of clothes as suited to certain figure types, color harmony, design, texture and suitability to occasion", by Mrs. Thomas Hern and Mrs. Ron Fletcher. Members were given samples of material for their record books. Mrs. Hern showed how to make your own bias binding. The next meeting will be held Monday evening March 23 at 7 pm at the home of Mrs. Hern. Centralia violinist wins festival class Hugh Marsh, eight-year-old son of F/L William J. and Mrs. Marsh, RCAF, Centralia, won highest marks (84) in the violin solo class, 10 years and under, at the London Kiwanis Music Festival, Tuesday. He also was placed fourth in the 12 and under class with 83 marks and special commenda- tion from the adjudicator. The Marsh family were By MRS. HEBER DAVIS HONORED WITH GIFT Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson Satur- day evening; later they joined the members of St. Patrick's Church, neighbors and friends in the parish hall where they were honored with a presenta- tion prior to moving to their new home inExeter, having sold their farm on concession 2 Bid- dulph. Tom Kooy read the address Mrs. Jim Barker, Mrs. Hugh Davis, Dean Gibson and Gerry Vanderhoek presented them with a pair of table lamps and step tables. Mr. Greenlee expressed their surprise and thanks and Mrs. Greenlee invited all to visit them in their new home. The evening was spent in playing progressive euchre, Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs. Harry Handy, Dean Gibson, Joe Zubal and Leroy Maguire were prize winners. By MRS. G. HOOPER Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Parkin- son and family, Mr. Harvey Parkinson visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ivan McLeish of Arkona. Mr. Ross Jones of London spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones. Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson were Wednesday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grasby of London and also attended the Farm Show. Mr. & Mrs. Grant McC orquo- dale and family visited with friends in London Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thacker, Cathy and Joy were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Orville Langford of Cen- tralia. Mrs. Lottie Jones of St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Wm. G. Jones. driving just became. That's because Oldsmobile's famous Hydra-Matic Drive, Roto-Matic Power Steering and Pedal-Ease Power Brakes (optional at extra cost on some models) take on the effort, and leave you the fun. Sooner or later, you'll get that Oldsmobile feeling. And when you do, your Olds dealer is the man to see. He has 21 variations on the Oldsmobile action and value theme. Buying any one makes very good sense. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Point an Oldsmobile toward the horizon and let her go. That's Rocket power you feel pushing you deeper into your seat. And every Olds has it in good measure. How good? Up to 345 hp with the Starfire V8. Now, take Olds over back roads. Yes, those are bumps you see but don't feel. Oldsmobile's balanced coil spring suspension takes care of that. Pilot an Oldsmobile into a crowded city can- yon. Notice how smooth and relaxing downtown Dynamic 88 Holiday Coupe ,"%aaeeatealaa:,aakaaeftaaneaaa.‘caa. Floor Sanding and Carpenter Work FLOORS REFINISHED eator/IteModi Hardwood Floors Laid, Sanded and Refinished. Old Floors Refinished. Murray Neil 249 MarlboreUgh St. EXETER • Crippled children need your financial assistance WOE THE ACTION SI OLDSMOB1L MILT BOBBINS Campaign TreaSurer ,tAMPMAg Campaign Chairman 0.444d BE SURE TO SEE ROMANIA EACH SUNDAY ON THE CRC-IV NETWORK. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING FOR CHANNEL AND TIME. SNELL BROS POUTED EXETER, oNT. PHONE 235.0660 PERSONALS Miss Catherine Abbott, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Abbott, Whalen, celebrated her birthday Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ron C arroll. Others present were Mr. & Mrs. Ar- thur Abbott, Muriel, Wesley and Carol Ann and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis, Hea- ther and Michael were Thursday guests with Mr. & Mrs. George McFalls and Friday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Orland Squire, Centralia and Sunday evening they entertained Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson, Dennis and Brian and Mr. &Mrs Don Pair- bairn and Jerry, London. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis visited Mr. & Mrs. Murray Abbott, Centralia, Sunday even- ing. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Ling, Lon.4 don, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rees and Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Rees and family visited Mr. & Mrs. Barry Reid, London. Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dickins, Lambeth fol- lowing the seed fair Wednesday and Sunday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Young, Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. George Atkin son and family spent Sunday 'with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Hermon Atkinson. dote Wennerstrtun spent Sun, day with Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Abbott. Tuesday afternoon the ladies of St. Patrick's Church spent the afternoon quilting at the home of Mrs., Hugh Davis. Wednesday evening Mr. & MrS. Bill Johnson held a birth- day dinner'for Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mr. Davis, Heather and Michael were also present. Later lri the evening Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Abbott, Mr. & Mrs. George Mc- Falls, Mr. & Mrs. Harry ear- roll and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins joined, them to cele- brate the birthday, also Sur- prised Mr. & Mrs. Johnson, WM Were observing a wedding anniversary, with a gift. SEND YOUR EASTER SEALS DONATION. TODAY Exeter 'Lions. Club. 17W BACKACHE? ..not me! For relief from bockathe or that tired-out feeling 1 depend on— Dodds Pills re