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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-04-21, Page 22lay MRS. _NORMAN tONO CANADA or 4 a - • alualaWAY sretrialry C.V. BARRETT Page 22 Times.Aciv9cata, April 21, 196k )tionomilimommonoinonaantimuanamminoutowallitilimmotwatimpulatalowitatailatip Plan general meet. Historical Society Highway safety stamp supports campaign The Huron County Historical. Society is holding .a General Meeting at the Rintell Community Rail on Highway 2i, north of the Kintail Store, April g$, 1966, AT 'nig MPH .SCHQ(n. 'By Ann 'Creech Welcome back bride-to-be was assisted in open- ing the numerous gifts by her sisters. Mrs. Ron.McCliticheyan.d Mrs, MartinStraughan. The bride elect invited all to her trousseau tea. iiilin111111111111111111111116111111118t11111111141,11111111111111111811111161!111111111111111111111110111111(1111M111111111101 Support for a campaign to re- duce traffic accidents will come from the Canada Post Office on May 2 with issuance of the coun- try's first Highway Safety Stamp, Postmaster General Jean-Pierre Cate" announced today. The Postmaster General also revealed that on the same day he will participate in sessions of the Canadian Highway Safety Council at Calgary, Alta,, where opening ceremonies of the group's 12 th Conference will coincide with the date of issue for the new stamp. Toronto artist, Helen Fitz- The guest speaker will be Mr. Sandy McDonald of Kintail whose topic will be '"History of Kintail and Community??, Historical matters in Huron County have taken a decided turn upwards with the formation of the Historical Society and it Is the goal to preserve original docu- ments concerning the history of this County. There are various Chapters of the Society within the bound- aries and each community is contributing greatly to the overall preservation of the history of Huron County, five miles of the victim's home; moreover, half Of the injury or death-dealing accidents happen at speeds of -40 miles per hour, or less, thereby pointing up the need to install and use seat belts even for short drives. Further figures suppliedbythe CHSC show that two years ago traffic accidents killed, injured or caused property damage throughout the year at a pace of one mishap every one and a half minutes, These accidents result- ed in fatal Injuries every two hours and caused bodily injury every four minutes for the full twelve-month period, DISCUSS ACCESSORIES The sixth tneetingof?(Kippen'S mad Hatters" was held at the home of Mrs. Esther Wright April 15 at 7;30 pm, They discussed Achievement Day, gloves, belts and jewellery. The next meeting will be hold at the home of Mrs. George Clifton. April 21 at 7:30. VOW HOSTS *MUM LADIES The Easter tbankOffering VOW meeting was held in St. Andrew's church Tuesday evening. Visiting ladies were from Carmel Pres- byterian church, II ensall, Chisel- burst and Brucefield U nited churches. The devotional part pf the Meeting was taken by Mrs, John Sinclair assisted by Mrs. A.131n- nendylt. President Mrs. Emerson Kyle chaired the meeting. Mrs. Harold Jones introduced the guest speaker Rev. Donald Stewart, minister of the Kipper:- Brucefield charge. Mrs. Gerald Moffatt gave an organ selection also duets were given by the Misses Elizabeth $rnale and. Joan Sinclair. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Ronald McGregor, Hostesses were Mrs. Robert El- gie and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick, Proving from the flu. Mrs. Alex O'Neil, former 111 ember ofSt. James Church, who has been living in Aylmer, is in St, Thomas Hospital. By MRS. J. H. PATON PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson celebrated their 49th wedding an- niversary Simday. Quests includ- ed Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Wilson, Donald, Kenney and Douglas and Mr. & Mrs. Charles .Goodwin. Mrs. Russell Blake, Mr, & Mrs. Norman Blake, London, visited Mrs. Chester Blake in Toronto Sunday. Mrs. Maurice Simpson is PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Bert Faber were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. William Oesch and family of Varna in honor of their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Kirk attended the funeral of a six year old niece at Ridgetown Tuesday, April 12. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hood re-' cently visited Mr, 84 Mrs. Ed. Morton of near Seaforth. Rev. & Mrs. D. A. MacMillan of London visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. N. Long. this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week, - Graham Arthur FETE BRIDE-TO-BE Saturday evening Dianne Faber and Carol Penhale entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Helen Fuller whose mar- riage to Ken Faber will take place Saturday April 30 in Union United Church. The shower was attended by relatives, friends and neigh- bors and the evening was spent in contests, games and readings by Lynne Faber and Ruth Claus- ius. An address was read by Mrs. Esther Wright and the More than 52 percent of hunt- ing accidents in Ontario Involve sportsmen who are 20 years of age or less, according to the De- partment of Lands and Forests. Firemen halt house fire Firemen Sunday pumped about 1,500 gallons of water into the burning house of Cecil. Wright,RR 2, Granton, en the Biddulph Blan- shard township line. Fire broke out in the attic, but fireman Ralph Westrnan said the cause was unknown. Mr. Wright said the roof was damaged by fire and by firemen cutting their way into the attic. Smoke and water damaged most of the rest of the house and con- tents, he said, He gave no estimate of da.mage, Mr. Wright, an employee at McCormick's Ltd., London, has seven children, six at home. I hope that all students had an enjoyable holiday and are pre- pared to give their best for the remaining weeks of school. Two young men from SHDHS, Glen Latour and Peter Stone- bough placed first in the Chemical division and second in the Physi- cal Science division with their exhibit, at the Science Fair which was held Friday, April 15, in Wirigham. This Saturday evening April23 is a very important one for resi- dents of this area. The film, "'The Restless Ones" will be shown in the SHDHS auditorium. This film was made by the Rev. Billy Graham and distributed by World Wide Pictures. This is a film about the troubles of today's teenagers and how adults can try to help them. The stars of ',The Restless Ones" are Georgie Lee, Robert Sampson, Johnny Crawford, Jean Engstrom, Jerome Courtland, Lurene Tuttle and Kim Darby as "April". The Rev. Billy Gra- ham makes a special stage ap- pearance. Three popular songs are presented. Tickets may be purchased for $1.00 at Wilson's Jewellery in Exeter. "The Rest, less Ones" is a true portrayal, In many ways, of the young people of today. I believe this is a film that every adult AND student should see. Friday afternoon, April 22, there will be an assembly held for the purpose of hearing from a representative of Toc-Alpha. That evening at 8;00 the film "Days of Wine and Roses" will be shown by Toc Alpha. There is no admission fee, but a silver collection will be taken after the film, "Days of Wine and Roses" is an academy award winning film and stars Jack Lemmon. Badminton finals are getting underway this week. Our annual school track Meet will be coming up in a few weeks. Students who are interested began training this week. Don't forget about the Cancer Blitz which will be held April 21, with SHDHS students par- ticipating! I'll see you soon! Kinsman club plan annual spring dance Slides shown at AOTS meet It was Father and Son night at the AOTS meeting in James St. United Church Monday eve- ning with about fifty in attendance. President R, E. Pooley was in the chair and the devotions were taken by Percy McFalls, Dr. Don Ecker entertained with still and motion pictures of a trip he and his family took to Disneyland in California. While spending two days at Disneyland he secured many beautiful pic- tures. The May meeting will include breakfast at Morrison dam. gerald, executed the design for the new issue which portrays traffic signs and symbols in tones of blue and yellow on a black background. Of a five cent de- nomination, it will have dual outstanding characteristics in being one of a few Highway Safety Stamps issued in the world, and in that it breaks with tradition by having the familiar visible gum replaced by a tasteless, virtually invisible gum with su- perior adhesive qualities. The Postmaster General also stated the new adhesive had been used because of its non-curling char- acteristics and resistance to hu- midity in storage areas. In producing twenty-six mil- lion Highway Safety Stamps for use on Canada's mail, the Post Office Department co-operates with the CHSC to impress upon users and recipients the need for an equal awareness of dang- ers to drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. Statistics compiled by the Safety Council show that three out of four traffic deaths occur on roads within twenty- The annual spring dance of the Exeter Kinsman Club will be called, 'Exeter Spring A Go-Go' this year and will feature popular name bands. The main attraction this year will be The Willows, backed up by The children. These two groups were the topic of a feature story in Week- end Magazine Saturday and are rated as some of the best talent in Canada. The group has been to- gether since 1963 and are often seen on TV as weld as being popular recording personalities. Also featured at this dance will be the only boy-girl go-go dancing team Sue and Shane. M.C. of the show will be Bill Russell And local talent has a chance to take the spotlight this year. There will be a go-go contest held in conjunction with this and already there have been 12 ap- plications with more expected. Trophies and prizes will be donated to the winners. The dance which is tradition- ally held at the arena draws crowds of up to 1,000 and is one of the major events of the year for the club, LSMFT 1956 FORD sedan. A good one, Lic. 832507 $149 1957 BUICK sedan. Lk. A-95198 $199 1956 MERCURY sedan. Automatic. O.K. tic. A-63266 „„ $249 1960 MORRIS wagon. A good thing for the wife. Lic. 90842-X $249 1960 FORD hardtop. Lic. E-23137 $299 1961 FORD sedan, 6 stick. Lic. A-97331 $399 1959 PONTIAC wagon, 6 stick. Lic, X-61745 $549 1960 CORVAIR sedan, 6 automatic. Lic. A.97335 $549 1960 FALCON coach, radio. Lic. E.26070 $649 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe. Lk. A.95949 $649 1961 FALCON sedan, automatic, radio, Lie. A-97330 $749 1960 FALCON wagon, 4-door, new motor. Lic. 90780.X $749 1959 FORD sedan, 8 stick, 2-tone. A beauty. Lic. A-99273 $650 1961 FORD coach, 6 stick, new paint. Lic, A-97332 $799 1962 FORD sedan, 6 stick. You got my eye teeth. Lic. A-97499 $899 1963 FAIRLANE sedan, 8 stick. Lic. A-95049 $1,249 1963 FORD sedan, 6 stick. Lie. A-96498 $1,349 1964 FAIRLANE coach, 6 stick, low mileage. Lic. A.14858 $1,399 1963 FAIRLANE 500 sedan, 8 automatic, radio. Lic. A-96496 $1,449 1963 FORD coach, V-8 stick. Lic. A.96502 $1,449 1963 PONTIAC sedan, automatic, new paint. Lic. A.98035 $1,600 1964 FORD coach, 8 automatic, low mileage. Lic. A.96241 $1,649 1964 MERCURY coach, 8 automatic, radio. Lic. A.96247 $1,649 1963 FORD sedan, 8 automatic, radio. Above average. Lic. A-9668I $1,749 1964 FORD 4-door hardtop. Loaded, Lie. A-96246 $2,099 1965 FORD coach, Custom 500, 8 stick, radio. Lic. A-96249 $2,199 1965 METEOR sedan, V.8 automatic, Lic. A.96245 $2,299 1964 FORD 4-door country sedan. Loaded. Lic. 80189.X $2,449 196$ GALAXIE $00 sedan. Has everything except kitchen sink. Lk. A-96244 $2,849 etreter Get Ready FOR PLEASANT I Drain engine oil, I • filter, fill with oil. 2 Lubricate chassis, • locks, etc. 2 Safety-check tires ..-7 • tate position. Check wheel balance 4 • • alignment. 6 5 Check battery cell . tion and fluid level. Check front wheels • repacking. 7 Clean air filter / • breather pipe. Inspect wiper blades 8. wear. CALL YOUR AND SAFE replace 9 summer oil door 10. and ro- I D and condi. 12• for 13. and 14. for 15. SERVICE i. RefillDrai SUMMER Check Inspect tor proper and Clean plugs. Wash working Che Check PEOPLE belts and all brake exhaust fan tension. rust inhibitor. for lightsd er. awnidthflucslheanradwiaatoterr. to winter and test fluid TODAY wear DRIVING system. for genera. spark. level. and good er BRAKE & FRONT END REPAIRS • ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING e AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIRS e EXHAUST SYSTEM & GENERAL REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS FULLY EQUIPPED SERVICE CENTRE 74 Stone 71Jet4 CANA01; - 5.000 eept P4Ite‘t , T INE .4. Prx grAmeogg, ---00•00$ ,,„ "RP 411,PPITEATora Sas . 4, ' / 4'; / 4'?:'/%;4 saidit DON JONES ' 444 Main South, Exeter 235-0160 Car With Every While DON WHITE Saturday Special 99t Job Exeter Wash Oil Change we're at it car over SCOTT ROSE and Grease we'll check your for Spring Main N. South End Service TUNE-UP SPECIALS ON CANADIAN AND FOREIGN CARS CASH & CARRY DEALS ON TIRES 775 x 14 WHITEWALL GR. 1 Rog. 37.10 FOR 2 5 00 each BMC PARTS & SERVICE Larry YOUR Let the Snider Snider FORD do m it ! DEALER IN expert Motors en EXETER Ltd. 216 24 Melo St. Our Front Dobbs two years A Exeter DOBBS ENSURE for DODGE CHRYSLER VALIANT factory-trained Mechanics yet of experience fo Serve you 6 Better YOUR SAFETY WITH COMPLETE End Alignment Motors Ltd. 235.1250 P11114 Check all Il tti 15 Graham Arthur Exeter this at Points weekend Motors 236.1373 Exeter hosts zone rally Sunday, April 17, Peace Luth- eran Church of Exeter was host to the Bluewater Zone Spring Rally. Sixty young people from Dashwood, Stratford, Wartburg, Seebach's Hill and Exeter were present. A new league from Sarnia was welcomed. Guest speaker was Mr. W. Craven, the probation officer of Huron County. Zone elections were held: President is Jack Schenk, Dash- wood; vice-president, Earl Famme, Seebach's Hill; secre- tray-treasurer, Paulette Schroe- der, Exeter; pastor advisor, Pastor Evanson, Stratford. By MRS. M. H. ELSTON Visitors Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John McAllister were Mr. & Mrs. Mamerow, Brenda and Bruce of Forest. Mrs. Carl Weiberg is apatient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Visitors during the week with Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Elston were the Rev. N. D. and Mrs. Knox of St. Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Davis of London, Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Abbott of Lucan and Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Foster, Exeter. Mrs. Jack Schroeder and Lar- ry of London spent a couple of days with Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston recently. Miss Kathy Toth and Jeff Link- later of Ottawa were weekend guests with Sheila, David and Wendy Elston. The young people are members of the band and choir of a high school in Ottawa who are on an exhange visit at Medway High School, Arva. Sun- day evening a number of these young people along with their Medway hosts were entertained at the home of the Hon. W. A. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart in Lon- don Township. Couple entertain in Strathclair Mr. Lorne Allen entertained at a full house in Municipal Hall, Strathclair, Man. while visiting in the district. The Mid-West News of that district reports: “Lorne Allen, a brother of the late Ward Allen, aroused the interest of all 'Old-Time Fiddle' lovers with the selection which made his late brother famous Maple Sugar and as his encore selection stirred the Scotch blood present with a Highland tune. Lorne has been in the neighbor- ing district visiting relatives". TRUCKS Mall( iiiiiiii mit MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY 163 COMET two-tone, V.8, radio, white walls. Lic. A.97462 '63 MERCURY 4 - door sedan, completely equipped, A66308 GALAXIE 2. door hardtop, white, red interior, auto- matic, radio, A74856 '62 COMET, tudor. Lk. 959333 Excellent, new White walls. '61 COMET tudor, new paint, new tires. Lic. A94407 '60 FALCON 6 cyl, automatic, radio, A48114 '59 AUSTIN sedan. Lie. 936041 '59 METEOR 4-door, 6 cyl. stick, A48118 '59 MONARCH Sedan, power Steering, power brakes, ra- dio. Lit. A-9772 $295.00 '58 PONTIAC. Lic. A-60709 1956 MERCURY 1/2 ton pickup, long box, tnotot overhauled, heavy duty tires and springs $375.00 1961 VOLKSWAGEN van, motor overhauled. C-67229 $449 1954 CHEVROLET 7x14 stake. She's OK. C.74100 $600 1953 DODGE Mon stake, dual wheels, tarp. C'51162 . $549 1955 FORD I-ton pick-up. Stock rack. C-77017 $550 1958 CHEVROLET pick-up. Stock rack. C.77792 $600 1961 FORD pick-up, Styleside short box. C-67334 $949 1961 DODGE pick-up, wide, long box. C-73086 $949 1961 GMC pick-up, 8 ft. fleetside. C-73040 $1,099 1961 FORD pick-up, 8 ft. styleside. C-72094 $1,099 1962 MERCURY pick-up, 6 ft. flareside. C-71010 $1,199 Victoria and Grey Trust appointment •63 TRACTORS 2-furrow Oliver plow 9-ft. spring tooth cultivator Sedore loader for Ford tractor (choice of 2) 8i-ft. John Deere wheel cultivator 48 VAC Case tractor 3-furrow Ford 3.pt. hitch plow Kelly loader for 8N Ford 49 CoCkshutt 60 LPTO 1040 IHC 'A' with stuffier and been pullet 1964 Ford, one-armed loader. A steal at 1051 8N Ford. Motor overhauled 1053 MM "Z" $ 59 $ 99 $139 $159 $159 $180 $239 $499 400 450 450 60 Case harvester, row crop and pick-up attachment $449 Oliver baler. O.K. $949 57 FORD 641, motor overhauled, new tires $1449 19$8 tockshuti 540 hand Ioatioci. A good one $1544 1956 INC Diesel, hew head $1499 64 4000 Ford tow crop diesel, select,,o Speed, low hours $2/399 South End Service S78 Main S. 235.23 /2 LARRY SNIDER OTORS 1 FAIRLANE, 11i rORDl lN ;5 e(E The appointment of Charles V. Harrett as manager of St, MaryS HranCh is announced by the Hon ,. orable Walter E, Harris, Pre,- Sident of the Victoria and Grey 'Mist Company. Mr. Harrett haS been Manager of the Exeter iraneh for the past three years. A. 'Yr rI • 41