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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-07, Page 20AT THE 1-110H $C1-1001- ay Ann -Creech Our Queen Times-Advocate, .April 7, 1,60 Total revenue of all govern- ments in Canada amounted to $759 per capita In 1964, o4,,114 (mit tiii,4,11114411111.1W,1111,111111111110111‘11p1M111 MORE CAR fOR YOUR MONEY. '63 COMET two•tone, Y-0, radio, white .walls- 1.1c. A-97462 '63 MERCURY 4 -door Sedan, completely equipped, 466300 '63 OAI,AXIE 2•-door hardtop, white, red interior, auta., matic, radio, A74800 '63 MERCURY 4 -0 9 o, r sedan, new tires, white, V0 auto- matic, radio, A62316 '62 _COMET, tudor. Lie. 95933 Excellent, new white walls. '41 COMET tvdor, new points, new tires.. Lic. A94407 '60 FALCON 6 cyl. automatic, radio, A48114 '59 AUSTIN sedan. Lie. 936041 459 METEOR 4-door, 6 cyl, stick, A4811$ '59 MONARCH sedan, Power steering, power brakes, ra- dio. Lic. A-9772 $295.00 '58 PONTIAC, Lic. A.607Q9 South End Service 578 Main S. Exeter --- 235.2322 .... I ....... 1lInItif111111111t11114111111111111111111111111111111 this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Staffa WI had a booth on the grounds. Miss Carol Vivian is a patient In Stratford General Hospital, By GORDON MORLEY Palm Sunday, April 3 was chosen for a confirmation service at Brinsley United Church when the Rev. John Davies entered twelve teenagers into full mem- bership of the church. Rev. Davies was assisted with the service by the elders on be- half of the church presenting the Bibles to the new members. Holy Communion followed the presen- tation and welcome. Those joining were Carol Ro- binson, Jacqueline Lewis, Kath- erine Hodgson, Valerie Tweddle, Ronald Hartle, Paul Hodgson, George H. Lee, John Lee, Doug- las Lee, Neil Trevithick, Wil- liam Neil, and William Wasnidge. PERSONALS Miss Ruth Trevithick of Eto- bicoke visited with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick last weekend. Mr. Charles Wilson had a suc- cessful sale Friday. He plans on moving to Lucan. Lynn Bros. having purchased his farm of 200 acres. Mrs. Harry Bond is to be the guest soloist at the Hodgson— Rock wedding this Saturday at Brinsley United Church. PERSONALS Arthur Rader, a seminary stu- dent from St. Louis, Mo., is spending the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader. He alSo is assisting in the services at Zion Lutheran Church. Confirmation was held in Zion Lutheran church on Palm Sunday when six young people were con- firmed by Rev. Wm. Gatz, namely Anne Becker, Gary Datars, Gail Fleet, Norma Neilson, Douglas Tyler and Linda Wassmann. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Emil Becker and family were Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Kim- pel and girls, and Mr. & Mrs. Howard Simmons and Lori of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. To rn Fraser, Wayne and Lynn of Lon- don, Mrs. Keith Fraser, Marlene, Nancy, and Murray of Science Hill, Mr, Bill and Miss Louise Rarich of Zurich, Mrs. Adeline Kraft and Mr. & Mrs. Philip Davis and Travis. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ted Neilson and family were Mr. & Mrs. Hellmuth Mess- N SHOP At WILSON'S JEWELLERY & GIFTS EXETER PLEASING YOU PLEASES US Mrs. Paul Eagleson is spending a few days this week with rela- tives in Sarnia. Mrs. Harold Brophey and Mrs. Carman Woodburn attended the fourth annual meeting of the Lon- don Conference United Church Women in Wingham United Church last Tuesday and Wednes- day and were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gibson and family. Good Friday service for Grand Bend and Greenway United Churches will be held in the United Church on Friday at I lam. Mrs. Ed. Stewardson spent a few days last week with relatives in Burlington and Hamilton. Mr. & Mrs. Harold McDonald visited Sunday with relatives in Detroit. Easter and Communion service will be observed in the United Church Sunday, Several people will also be received into church membership. There will be a meeting for all the ladies of the congregation of the United Church, in the church, Monday evening April 11 at 8 p . The ladies are asked to bring a friend. Lunch will be served. Mr. Harold Pollock spent afew days in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Invest in some inexpensive large powder puffs and try this quick trick when polishing furn- niture with paste wax. Apply the wax with a clean powder puff and buff with a second puff, also fresh and clean. TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED EXETER ZURICH A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE 1965 BISCAYNE FORDOR, 8 cylinder, automatic, radio. Lic. E1009 1964 BUICK LESABRE, 4-,door hardtop, automatic, radio, power brakes, power steering, etc. Lic. E1011 1964 PONTIAC SPORT 2.door hardtop, 8 cyL, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, etc. Lie. E1059 1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN, fordor, 6 cyL, automatic, radio. Lic. A99963 1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN Wagon, 8 cyl. automatic, power tailgate License 90939X 1961 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF, fordor, 6 cyl. automatic. Lie. A98995 1 963 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF, fordor, 6 cyl., automatic, radio. Lit. E1045 1958 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL, fordor, 8 cyl., automatic, radio, power brakes, power Steering. Lie. E1058 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4-door hardtop, 8 cyl., automatic, radio, power brakes, power steering. Lic. E1060 AND REMEMBER: IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM TAYLOR YOU WILL PAY TOO 1AUCH GOODWill GOODWill GOODWill GOODWill 1963 FORD GALAXIE WAGON, 8 cyl., automatic, radio. Lie 91257X 1962 PONTIAC Parisienne Convertible, 8 cyl., 3 27, radio, power brakes, power steering, power windows. Lic. E1052 1962 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, fordor, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes. Lie. E1050 1961 BUICK LESABRE, 4-door hardtop, automatic, radio, power brakes, power steering. Lic. E1186 1961 FORD FAIRLANE $00, fordor, 8 cyl. automatic, Lie. E1063 lualliiIIIIIIIIiilleilieemianemanuueutuneueteuoutilemilenuilletitinuteleiteuetteemunititele 111111111111111111111011111111111101111111111101i11111111111116111111111101111111101111tillilatIll1111111111111111111110111111111 Pos ture Queer) Shari Robinson is Posture Queen for SHDHS for 1966. She Is a grade 10 student and was chosen in final competition following the showing of "A Tale of Two Cities," the evening of March 18 and was crowned the following week. baby chicks. An incubator with about 55 eggs in it has been sitting in the main foyer for the last feW days. The eggs began hatching this week. This is a very intriguing project and it is also very educational. House League standings for the week of April 4 have been announced, The Blue House is first with 11,08'7 points, the yel- low House is second with 8,204 points, the Green House is third with 8,057' points and the White House is fourth 7,671 points. Happy Easter to all and I will see you after Easter holidays. Night school class Mrs. Lauraine Kerne, RCAF Centralia, Miss Ruthe Horne, Woodham, and Mrs. Avis Cudniore, Exeter. Back row, Mrs. Bridgette Minder- lein, Exeter, Mrs, Olive Webb, Grand Bend, Mrs. Margaret Goetz, RCAF Centralia, Mr. Harry Klungel, Hensall and teacher C. A. Rouse, RCAF Station Centralia. (T-A photo) Night school classes are drawing to a close following a busy winter schedule, Those who participated in the typing classes are shown here. Front row Mrs. Verna Fink, Hensall, Mrs. Olga Davis, Exeter, Mrs. Greta Richard, Centralia and Mrs. Jean Guenther, Dashwood. Center row, Mrs. Elva Forrest, Hensel', Mrs. Bertha McGregor, Hensall, Vegetables with a flair theme of Staffa WI meet ay MRS. ERVIN RADER Room 2 of Dashwood Public School with their teacher, Mrs. Letta Taylor, held an auction sale with Principal Don Fink- beiner auctioneer and raised $53 for Bunny Bundle. Room 3 later held a sale and raised $31 for the same cause. 00000040000000000000000000000000000 • • *Aa • • 1963 DODGE 440 sedan, one owner, balance of 5-50 warranty, V8 automatic, radio. Lic. A96286 ., $1795.00 1963 DODGE 220 see,72n, 6 cyl., one owner, balance of 5-50 warranty. Lic, A99357 $1395.00 1962 PLYMOUTH station wagon, 6 automatic, owned locally. Lie. 90681X $1345.00 1962 CHRYSLER sedan. A real beauty. Fred has been driving this one. Lie. A10257 $1550.00 1961 PLYMOUTH sedan; real sharp, owned in Exeter. Lic. A95649 . . . $895.00 at Avonton Presbyterian Church this year on May 24, Mrs. Kers- lake reported on the accident survey which is being held in Perth County beginning April 1. Mrs. Lorne Fell and Mrs. Gerald Carey are the representatives from Staffa. Institute. An invita- tion to attend the Senior Citizens meeting April 12 was accepted. It was decided to sponsor a play by the Seaforth Junior Far- mers "The Bracelet of Doom". It is to be held in Staffa Town- ship hall Friday evening April 15 followed by a dance, A letter was read from the Institute's foster child and it was decided to send a gift of money to her soon. Mrs. Glanville, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Smale were the committee named to plan for the booth at Mr. Garnet Taylor's sale. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Bowman had a successful sale of livestock, feed and implements Wednesday, March 30. They have sold their farm to Duncan Scott but will continue to live in the house, Dobbs for Dodge 1960 PLYMOUTH sedan, 6 cyl., jet black, one owner. Lie. A95954 $595.00 By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs. Cameron Vivian was hos- tess for the Staffa WI meeting held in the township hall Tuesday, March 29. Dublin WI were guests at this meeting which began at 11 am with a demonstration on "Vegetables with a Flair". Mrs. Gerald Agar, Mrs. Roy McDonald and Mrs. Ed Chappel were in charge of this demonstration which was followed by a pot luck dinner using the vegetable dishes made plus others brought by the members. A quilting was enjoyed in the afternoon along with the meeting. Mrs. John Templeman presided. The motto was "be kind to the aged, your time will come". The roll call was answered by "an historical spot I would like to visit". Mrs. Carter Kerslake had the special feature and demon- strated hooking a wool rug. Mrs. Templeman gave an ac- count of the District Directors meeting which she and Mrs. Kerslake had attended recently. The District annual is to be held Brenda Pinney is our school Queen for 1965-66. Brenda was chosen at the At Home Dance Friday night, April I. Congratu- lations Brenda! The denee was very success- ful. All of the Couples seemed to thoroughly enjoy themselves, Most of the girls wore floor- length dresses. The gowns were all colors, with pink, green and blue being the predominate col- ors. Dresses with empire waist- lines were very prevalent. The gym was beautifully decor- ated, A huge sea horse made of different colored paper flowers was in the centre of the floor. The entrance was decorated with wall. murals, fish nets and cobble stones, Linda Gesell() and the thirty-nine people who worked with her deserve a great deal of credit. Fancy sandwiches, cakes and a delicious punch were served for lunch by the Home Ec. classes and members of the Home Ee. club. The orchestra played several numbers, ranging from today's Watusi to the Charleston of the Roaring 20's. It was very nice to see Mr. Nathan and Mr. Rickert and their wives again. I hope they enjoyed themselves as much as we enjoy- ed seeing them. I think that all would agree that this' was the best At Home the school has ever had. Students from SHDHS will as- sist in the annual blitz for the Canadian Cancer Society Cam- paign for 1966. The blitz will be held in Exeter, Thursday, April 21. Captains from SHDHS are Alfred Aquiline, David Grainger, Malcolm Hiltz, Eliza- beth Snell, Jayne Southcott, Joan Dettmer, Margi May, Mary Jane Sanders, Shirley Snider, Brenda Dinney, Sue Ann Lindenfield, John Pryde, Brian Hogarth, Fred Sim- mons, Trudy Stover, Richard Frayne, Robert Mickle and Marg Bosch. Each captain is recruit- ing three people. If you would like to help, see any of the cap- tains. Students of SHDHS are hatching • • • • • • • • • • • SPECIALS 1959 VAUXHALL station wagon, 90754X $150.00 1955 CHEV sedan, E3607 $99,00 • • • • 1 ; ",,M*, 44 eat rain NM I LSMFT ner and family and Mrs. Charles Fonger and Charles of London, Miss Erma Wein of Clinton, Mrs. Hilda Wein, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Messner and Gus Shoeffbuck. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Madeline Fleet and family were Mr. & Mrs. Victor Kraft, Mr. Ron Kraft and friend of London, Mr, & Mrs. Louis Restemayer, Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Restemayer and Mr. Truman Fisher, DOBBS MOTORS LTD. 216 Main South, Exeter 235-1250 235-1486 COLLECT USED CLOTHING The WSWS of the Evangelical UB church held their monthly meeting April 1, Mrs. Carl Oes- treicher as chairlady opened the devotional period with a series of Easter poems and the back- ground story of "There is a Green Hill Far Away". Rev. Merrill James led an interesting discussion on the topic "Christian Citizenship". He was assisted by Mrs, Carl Oestreicher, Mrs. Ken McCrae, Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs. Ross Guenther and Mrs. Howard Klumpp, A chorus in keeping with the topic was sung by Janice Tiernan, Jane Guenther, SusanGrigg, Judy Mason, and Betty Guenther. The president, Mrs. Carl Oes- treicher, conducted the business. Good used winter clothing is to be left at the church by April 30. Three quilts quilted by the ladies will be sent to the Men- nonite Relief Centre. It was de- cided to order supplies for work for the Save the Children Fund. The flower and sunshine com- mittee for April is Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Ken McCrae. 1956 MERCURY sedan. A nice one. Lic. A-63266 $349 1957 CHEVROLET hardtop. Lic. A-19862 $449 1961 FORD sedan. Lie, A-97331 ........ $499 1960 CORVAIR sedan. Lie. A-97335 $649 1960 FALCON coach, 6 cyl, Beautiful white. Lie, E-26070 $749 1960 FALCON wagon. New motor, automatic. A beautiful one $849 1962 FORD sedan, 6 stick. Lie. A-96499 . . ....... $999 1963 FORD sedan, 6 stick. Lie. A-96498 $1399 1964 FORD coach, V-8 automatic, low mileage. Lie. A-96241 $1749 1964 METEOR coach, V-8 automatic. Lic. A-96247 $1799 1965 GALAXIE 500 sedan, loaded, low mileage. Lie. A-96244 1964 COUNTRY SEDAN, V-8 automatic. Lie. 80189-X 1965 METEOR sedan, V-8 automatic, radio. Lie. A-96245 1965 FORD coach, V-8, stick, radio. A nice one. Lic. A-96249 1963 FORD sedan, V-8 automatic, beautiful white. Lie. A-96681 1965 STUDEBAKER sedan, 6 cyl. automatic. Low mileage. Lie. A-96839 1963 FORD coach, V-8, stick. Lie. A-96502 1963 FAIRLANE 5 sedan, V-8 automatic. Lie. A-96496 1963 FAIRLANE sedan, V.8, stick. Lie. A-95049 1962 COMET sedan, 6 automatic. Beautiful brown. A-97209 1961 COMET 4-door, 6 cyl. standard, lady owned, low mile- age, radio. Lie. 965329 1961 FALCON 4-door "Custom", 6 cyl. automatic, radio. Lic. A-97330 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, a good one. Lic. A-95949 1957 PONTIAC wagon, real sharpy. X-61745 . Only $600 TRUCKS 1962 RANCHERO, nice brown, Lie. C-55462 $949 1962 MERCURY pick-up. She is lovely. Lic. C-71010 $1300 1961 VOLKSWAGEN van, Motor overhauled. Lie. C-67229 $499 1961 FORD pick-up, styleside. Lie. C-67334 $1049 1961 GMC pickup fleetside, long box. Lie. C-73040 $1150 1961 DODGE pick-up. Lie. C-73086 $1000 1953 DODGE 1 ton stake, dual wheels, tarp. Lie. C.51162 $650 TRACTORS 2-furrow Oliver plow $ 49 9-ft. spring tooth cultivator $ 69 Fleury-Bissell disc .. $ 75 8A-ft. John Deere wheel cultivator $139 IC cultivator, 3 pt. hitch $170 48 VAC Case tractor $179 3-furrow Ford 1211 3-pt. hitch plow . $189 Kelly loader for 13N Ford $190 49 Cockshutt 60 LPTO . $299 1044 Ford, one4armed loader. A steal at $500 51 Cockshutt 30 LPTO „ ...... $599 1949 M-H "44" ......... $650 1951 8N 'Ford. Motor overhauled . .. $650 1953 MM "Z" $650 60 Case harvester, raw crop and pick-up attachment $649 Oliver baler. O.K. $1000 37 Ford 641, motor overhauled, new tires $1499 1958 CockShutt 540 hand loaded, A good Oh0 . .... $1649 1956 IHC 400 Diesel, new head . $1649 64 4000 Ford row crop diesel, eelett-o speed, low hours $2999 I10/11•001/ Since 1933 TOMLINSON ELECTRIC Qualified Electric Heating Contractor Cascade Electric Heaters Save $20.00 For A Limited Time Only P1401 4E COLLECT KIRKTON 229..6295 If We Noose You Tell Others If Not Tell Us LARRY SNIDER iworoRs ;1),k..),LFALRAD7 t ,„x wA rer L-1