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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-02, Page 9Every '5 Minutes last year • a reportable traffic accident occurred in Ontorio.. Accidents are on the increase. In 1062 an accident occurred every 6 minutes,. No matter how Careful YOU are at the wheel, you might get involved in an accident for which ypu were found totally or partly liable or your parked car fright be damaged by a hit-run driver or you or members of your family might be injured in your own or someone else's car • CIA's AUTOMOBILE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE could help you meet the cost of these emergencies. For information just call: Ross Francis Phone 34R8 Kirkton CIA Co-operators Insurance Association Pole 9. rimes-Advocator April q, 1904 By MISS ,M 1Mig,L. Easter service was .rtel.dstm, (lay .atZ ion West UO. The sacra, ment of the Supper was observed. A c.ornnianicants.! class of four members Sheila ljerh, Gordon Vern, Bill Brock and Leroy Hern were received into church. membership. Mrs. Wm, Fe r Kits.° n; meats. high, Maltten Saucier; long hands, MSSS:.$ancleFi PITIPPla- tioa,. Freddie priptpeli, maroid Penhale won the draw PO the hex. of groceries and •Charles Fisher won the second: draw, a cake. WINNERS The Loyal Orange LOO.ge sponsored a W,..table progres Also euchre in the town hail, Exeter, Wednesday, march 01 Pri:40 winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Johns; lone hands,. Mrs, W eb ste r; consolation, Undefeated draw champions Holding the Molson's trophy which they won as champions of the third and final draw of ladies' curling competition this year are the four members of Helen Mickle's rink, which defeated Ellen Knight's four in the finals. The champions were never defeated during the draw or playoffs. Skip Mickle and Vice Berdine Morgan are seated; Lorraine Alexander and Kay Rether, standing. —T-A photo PERSONALS A pot luck supper was held Thursday evening in the church basement by the UCW. After supper a short program was en- joyed. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Horn, Muriel, Sheila and Alan visited Sunday with Mrs, Mary Mar tone and Edwin in Dashwood. Mr. & Mrs. 13111 Strong of Seaforth visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brown and family of Windsor were Satur- day evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Brock. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. & .Mrs. Milne Pullen at Whalen. Mr. & Mrs. Burton Morgan and boys visited Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock. Mrs. Harry Bern, Ivan, Nancy and Sandra visited Satprday with Mrs. Dorothy Lankin in Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Brock and Bill and Mr. & Mrs. Grant Skinner and girls were Monday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Norm an Jaques, Harry and Shirley. Mr. & Mrs. David Blackwell and family of Hensall, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller and family and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Miller of Exeter , Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller and family, Woodham, Miss Marilyn Morgan, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Everard Miller, Earl and Elsie. The one, proven, complete herbicide for corn There is nothing like Atrazine 65W. It is the one, proven, complete herbicide for season long control of weeds and grasses in corn. Discover what your neighbours already know—that profitable corn production calls for Atrazine. N55 ViFIGS1/ 5 LIS For pre-emergent and early post-emergent weed control in corn- For quackgrass and nmgrass control in corn Start drive for cancer Prepare for annual April cancer campaign Local branch of the Caeadian Cancer Society starts its annual campaign for service and research funds this Sunday with the display of daffodils, symbols of hope, in area churches. Canvasses will be conducted in all area municipalities with the hope of exceeding last year's total. Campaign. chairman Lloyd Hem, left, outlines his plans to IL E. Pooiey, branch president; Mrs. R. Van F'arrowe, service chairman, and Robert Luxton, education chairman. —T-A photo A daffodil party epansorect by the Exeter and District branch .of the Canadian .Cancer Society held in the AvcillarY room of South Huron Hospital heralded the start of the annual campaign for the cancer fund, Dr, F. A. McMaster, Grand Bend, after a brief talk on cancer and a qeestieUnaire, gave a travelogpe on his trip to South America and showed movies of spenes there. The speaker was introdecedby Fred Dobbs and thanked by Robert Lapdog. Mrs. Joseph. McConnell,Sea- forth, unit president, was intro- deced by Mrs. Richard Van Farowe and spoke briefly. Barry Jeffery favored with two accordion selections. Lloyd Bern, and Robert Lux- ton presented slides of the work of the Cancer Society, showing the different treatments and the cost. A social hour with refresh- ments followed. Each of the women on the executive wore yellow sniocks so they might be identified and be of assistance, if necessary. Dashwood men entertain wives By MRS. ERVIN RAPER D ASHWOOD Members of the Dashwood Men's club entertained their wives at a social evening in the community centre Monday, March 30. Eighty-five sat down to dinner served by Dashwood WI, President Hugh Boyle wel- comed everyone. A toast to the ladies was proposed by Glen Webb and responded to by Mrs. Ralph Weber. Harry Hoffman conducted a sing song assisted by Alvin Wolper. The Paul Brothers of Danny, Kevin, and Randy of Aylmer, Charles and Leonard Becker, and Mr. & Mrs. Henry Becker with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Becker and family. Private Charles Olsen of Camp Borden with his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Edsell Ducharme and Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Miller spent the weekend touring in the States. Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Jackson, Dorothy and Lois, Kippen and Miss Dorothy Harlton RN Lon- don, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Herb Harlton. Mr. John Guenther and friend, Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Karl Guenther, Karen and Janet. Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick and Pamela, Owen Sound spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams and Patsy, Kirkton introduced by Al v in Walper provided entertainment. Dancing to music by the Ran- cheros of Sarnia rounded out the evening. EASTER SERVICES Special services were held in both the Evangelical and Luth- eran churches Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Special Sunrise services were held in both churches. The youth of the HUB church took the leadership in the service. Fellowship breakfasts were served following the services. The Bethany Sisters Sunday School class was in charge at the EUB church while Group 2 of the Ladies Aid with Mrs. Rudolph Miller convener was in charge at the Lutheran church. PERSONALS Mrs. Louis Wolfe of Clifford spent some time with her daugh- ter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Oestrelcher. Mrs. Alvin Kellerman was taken by Hoffman ambulance to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Monday March 30. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Harbin. of Thor n dal e were Saturday evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert McNeight. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker and family, Vernon and Verneta Baker and Mrs. Delmar John- son of Kirkton were Friday, evening guests of Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Baker and Elton. Mr. & Mrs. Harris Butson and Susan and Miss Anna Beer of Munro were Saturday even- ing guests of Mr. &Mrs.Oliver Baker. PONTIAC LOOKS AND ACTS FAR MORE EXPENSIVE THAN IT REALLY 1$11 '''kg3M6 A GENERAL MOTWRS VALUE EASTER VISITORS Miss Donna Baker of Toron- to Miss Elizabeth Esson of Kitchener and Miss Vivian Ba- ker of St. Marys with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Baker. Mrs. Wilfred Lemieux and Rosemary of Capreol with her sister, Mrs. Fred Parkinson and family for a week. Harvey Parkinson, Kirkton, with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkin- son Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Simms of St. Marys with their daughter Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert McNeight and family, Good Friday. Mr. & Mrs.- William Spence and family with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Spence of St. Marys Sun- day. Mrs. Ida Knox and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Danard and family of St. Marys with Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Elston, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Workenton and Mrs. Riemer of St. Ann, Mani- toba, with Mr. & Mrs. Ted Weibe and family. Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Trott, Mrs. Evelyn Baker of Toronto and Mr, & Mrs. Archie Dewar with the latter's daughter, Mr. & Mrs. S. Marriott, Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas McLean and Ruth Ann of Guelph arid Arthur Gray of HaMilton with Mr. & Mrs. George Wilson. Mr. & Mrs. Robt. McGregor of Kippen with Bill and Howard Rion and Miss Noreen Walkom. Miss Ella Holland has been spending a fete holidays at her brother's Mr. & Mrs. David Holland. Pushpa Latilell of Gwa- lior ' India, Miss Sally Waddell, Loreloh, Miss Ina Gould, St. Marys, Miss Elsie Holland and Earl and Mrs. Ted Insley were Friday evening gitests of Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Strahan.- MisS PUshpa Latilell Of India was guest speaker at the church service put on Friday evening by the Messengers with Mrs. Ellis Strahan and Mrs. Ted Insley, leaders, GtieSts enter tamed at the home of Mrs. E. Strahan after the service were Br. ritSlipa Lotilell, Miss Sally Waddell, London Miss Ina Gould, St. Marys, Mrs. Elsie Holland and Earl Holland And Mr. & Mrs. Ted Miley, Wood- halm. • ' Straio-Chiel 4-door Sedan If you've been thinking Pontiac costs a lot more than ordinary cars GET READY TO CHANGE YOUR MIND! BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader entertained Wednesday evening March 25 with a combined birth- day dinner for their son Douglas and Mrs. Rader's father, Wm. Haugh. Guests present included Mr. & Mrs. Urban Pfile, Gary and Donnie Truemner and Richard Walker of Zurich; Miss Ellen Gilbert of Stratford; Mrs. Mabel Burmeister, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Haugh and Mrs. Ray VanDors- sela.er. Mrs. Flossie Stade and Mrs. Adeline Kraft with Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherry. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Annan, Larry and Nancy of Pickering with Mr. & Mrs. Ford Miller. They all visited with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller and Stephen Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle and boys with Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Smith of Wyoming. Mr. & Mrs. William Legge, EASTER VISITORS Mr. & Mrs. George Wolfe and Miss Kay Norris of Toronto with Mrs. Wes Wolfe. Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Latta and family, Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Wei- berg and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Weiberg and son, of Waterloo; Mr. & Mrs. Earl Weiberg and Judy of Lucan; and Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine with Fred Weiberg, Miss Erma Wein of Clinton and Robert Wein of Sudbury with Mrs. Herb Wein." Miss Ruthanne Rader and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls of London with Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Rader and family. Mr. & Mrs. CarmenEckmier and Paul of Stratford, Mrs. Mabel Burmeister, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Haugh, and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rader and family with Mr. & Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and daughter of Brampton with Milt Haugh. EASTER VISITORS Mr. Tim Thompson, London with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Desjardine. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Leadiey and family, Welland and Mrs. Alton Comfort, Fenwick with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer and fa- mily. Misses Bonnie and Sandra Sweitzer and Terry Pickering with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Comfort and family, Fenwick. Mr. Glen Sharp, Guelph and Miss Eleanor Sharpe, London with. Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sharpe. Miss Donna Charlton, Ailsa Craig with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sheppard, Mrs. Borden Sanders, Miss Leslie Clarke, Miss Jane Pur- don, Miss Janet and David Sand- ers of Welland, Mrs. C. B. Sanders. London with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner. Mrs. Art Finkbeiner is spending a couple of weeks with Dr. & Mrs. Borden Sanders and family, Welland. Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Bowden and family, Windsor and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Collett and family, Montreal with Mrs. Jacob Ratz. Pontiac is a car that gives you success car styling, success car performance and success car room for far less than you'd think, Com- pare these beautiful Pontiacs with anything else on the road. (Then go to your Pontiac dealer and see bow easy it is to make yew' Pontiac dreams come true!) Far more corn is being grown in Ontario than ever before. One reason is because Atrazine*- has made corn the easiest crop of all to grow. Now dairymen and beef producers can take full advantage of corn's higher nutritive value without additional labour, Cash crop farmers enjoy bigger yields and greater profits! This year A trazine camel in a neW, more concentrated formula which offers added con- venience to the grower, Atrazine 65W stays iii Sti8POiThiOil in the spray tank more readily and is easier to apply, Pontiac Strato-Chief Pontiac Laurentian Pontiac Parisienne Success Car . Economy Edition, unique in styling and spirited in performance, here is every popular Pontiac quality at an amazingly low price. elegant, tasteful and moderately priced, :Laurentian is 'unchallenged for ride, looks and family value. Success Car....Lukury Edition, the beauti- ful Parisienne offers owners incomparable distinction. Success Car-'64 Edition Ready Mix CEMENT Pontiac Parisienne Custom Sport, Catalina, Star Chief, Bonneville, Grand Prix, Tempest, Tempest Custom and Le Mans round out your choice of 38 proud Pontiac models in ll. exciting series. STANDARD PRACTICE WITH LEADING ONTARIO GROWERS Walter Roller; Ilolger Farms, Aries, Ontario. Overall spray on 215 acres of silage corn. "We're in the beef cattle business to make money and we have to judge thy product by whether it helps ea le inake a profit," says ftar. Geiger, "On thin basis we are definitely sold on Atrazine." 14.113. Ali granular formulations of Atraiine for weed toritrol In cora aro being withataWil from the tliaeket, ONTIAC iirtirratff See your local Porifidc Dealer for god farm ing Zurich Ontario Main Street *Teild6 YNIA Yelistnrdt) to Cnliada for l ie hV ViM5'64 (thishdrOtiiiiiird MARKETED BY tttriNt .(tANitbA) LIMittO,Thill1Nt611 TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Atrazine kills animal broad leaf weeds and grasses and continues to keep them under control late into the season when cultivations are no longer possible, I t eliminates root pruning and loss of soil moisture caused by cultivation. Atrazine promotes more vigorous stands of corn Ain' bigger, cleaner harvests, SPRAY AT THE CORRECT TIME FOR BEST RESULTS Atrazine 613W should be sprayed at the tithe of planting or as soon as possible afterwards. Do hot spray otter weeds are 1.14 /' high (grasses 1b) or Floor control may testa, Early spraying, capecially in dry area, ensures that, full Advantage will be taken of anyrain to curry the chemical to the root zone, NEW RATES lOP ATRAZINE 65‘41 Typo of Soil Band Spray Overall Spray Light and sandy Ilk.per acre 21/4 lbs, per acre Learns and clays 1 1/4 lbs, per acre 3 lb's. per acre For control doucligrtiss upiankgrass) and ts,hit- grass (ituntedge) apply Ii net. of Atrazine 65W in at least 30 gals. of writer pee ricro (see label for detailed instructions.) Estimate your order now I :Soo your farm sumply dealer for more i a for ma don. • .. • Phone 228-6961 C.A,McDOWELL Lid.