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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-05-12, Page 7Playoff winners The Rollettes, play-off winners of the Exeter Ladies Friday Niters bowling league are shown with the Burkley Restaurant trophy presented to them by Mrs. Snelgrove. Front, from left: Myrna Magoffin, Hilda Turnbull and Audrey Gaiser. Back Row: Mabel Robbins, Robin Glaab, Jane Dougherty and Barb Smith. (T-A photo) Council briefs . . II • By MRS. FRED BOWDEN 11=111111•1•=1111111V WHITE BEANS NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR SEED SANALAC, SEAWAY, MICHELITE 62 E PTAM Proven Weed Control For White Beans SEED GRAIN — OATS & BARLEY FULL LINE OF CLOVER & GRASS SEEDS AT POPULAR PRICES W. G. THOMPSON & SON LIMITED Henson 262.2527 FRESH PORK SHOULDER 4 lb ROAST PORK SALE! lb. IGA'S STRICT TRIMMING STANDARDS DEMAND THAT ALL EXCESS BONE AND FAT BE TRIMMED OFF EVERY CUT OF PORK, THIS MEANS THAT YOU GET MORE EATABLE MEAT FOR YOUR MONEY. VISIT YOUR IGA FOOD MARKET TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT IGA TABLE TRIM. MED PORK CUTS GIVE YOU MORE VALUE I LOIN no PORK VE!IEF lb. BUTT 0 `4,) PORK CHOPS lb. PORK BUTT 5 3 4 ROAST (BONELESS) LOIN PORK R,BOONEALESJ u4 lb. LEAN AND TASTY CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS lb. • ESSEX PACKERS QUALITY MEATS • CHEE WEES iata 59( SIDE BACON 95$ SMOKED PICNICS LA 55$ DAINTY PACK 4 41.00 BOLOGNA ...... I:443$ LINK SAUSAGE $.4 2 S. 0 $4 20, L, SHIRLEY GAY STRAWBERRY TOP VALU ASSORTED CANDY R27c, 4 pkgs. 1.00 PIE 24-0Z, FAMILY SIZE PIE ea. TOP VALU ASSORTED kINRIPMS VIREMLERESEAMESS COLGATE OOTHPASTE (SPECIAL. PACK) FAMILY SIZE TUBE aa° SALE BATHROOM TISSUE TOP VALU PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 11.14 INCLUSIVE WHITE OR YELLOW ROLLS — SAVE 12c — LANTIC GRANULATED FINE WHITE SUGAR SAVE 19c ALLEN'S SWEETENED ROBIN HOOD ASSORTED CELEBRATION 11-oz. pkgs. ORANGE DRINK 3 TOP VALU WHOLE WHITE POTATOES .. . TOP VALU FANCY KERNEL CORN. PUDDING MIXES MOM'S PARCHMENT BREAKFAST 4j8u -g°sz • 88g MARGARINE YORK FROZEN WE GIVE - - GOLD BOND STAMPS ! 79° TOP VALU SLICED WHITE OR WHOLE RASPBERRIES OR47 1 e 5. 88' WHEAT zt-oz.s STRAWBERRIES dee x ' Pkgs. 20-oz. 88g ICED tins PINEAPPLE 3 21?i;ci):. 88c BREAD g BAG 5-LB. 39 3-1b. Pkg, KRAFT SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER 287: 69* TIDE (SPECIAL PACK) DETERGENT 111.1: $ 1 39 Pkg. Aylmer Sweet Mixed or Medium Gherkins PICKLES 32:88' WESTON'S MALLOW SUNDAE BISCUITS 19.ox Pkg.. 550 TOP VALU ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 5Blobb 49° HEAD ET U.S. L NO. 1 TUCE H 2 LARGE EADS U,S. NO. 1 CORN VECOB 6 "I" 49* U.S. NO, 1 LONG WHITE, NEW CROP Bag 7. 5.1b. 55# POTATO ES We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities. DARLING'S IGA BETTY 81 ART'S IGA Exeter, Lucan Grand Bend ..5 14-oz. 880 tins Top Valu Sweetened DRINKS 3 48-o4 . 8 8 c Apple, Grape or Tropical Punch fins Mrs. Alvin Essery and Mrs. Robert Blair were the leaders for the UCW meeting in the schoolroom of the church Thurs- day evening. Mrs. Arthur Mc- Falls assisted with the devotional part of the program. A solo was sung by Judy Blair with Mrs. Hodgins at the piano. Readings were given by Mrs. Ron Swartz and Mrs. Robert Blair. The chapter oChristian Educa- tion in Trinidad" from the study book was presented by Mrs, Alvin Essery, Mrs. Ross McFalls conducted the business. Plans were com- pleted for the bazaar and tea By MRS. WM. WALTERS Miss Margaret Ann Prance held a bridal shower Monday evening for Miss Sandra Walters of Exeter. Mrs. John Coward visited a couple of days this past week with Mr. Murray Coward and family of Sunshine Line, Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne and family had as their guests Sunday Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Grube and boys of Farquhar, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sparling of London, Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dianne and Dennis of Elimville. Mrs. Newton Clarke visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bev Morgan and family of Thames Road. Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Walters and Danny visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Dayman and family of Kipper'. Mrs. Arthur McFalls returned home on. Wednesday of last week following several days visiting with her family in London. She returned to London Sunday to spend Mother's Day with her family at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Quinton. Mr, & Mrs. George Dunn ac- companied Mr. & Mrs. Chester Dunn of Exeter to Toronto Sun- day where they were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. J. T. Paisley, The occasion was a combined Mother's Day and birthday celebration for Mrs. George Dunn. Mr, & Mrs. Dunn remained for a week's visit. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilson and family of Highgate, Mr. & Mrs, Norman Morgan and family of Melbourne, Mr. Earl Miller, .Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Burton Morgan and family, St. Marys, and Mrs. Hugh Rundle, Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan and Mar- ilyn. Miss Wilda Pollock of Kitch- ener was a weekend visitor with her sister, Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Mr. George Baynham, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden attended the Canada Packers Quarter Cen- tury Club banquet in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Saturday night and were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith in Scarborough. Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara of Winchelsea and Mrs. Albert Smith were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny. Mrs. Victor Drought returned home Sunday after spending a week at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Base Commander presents awards The Base Commander, G/C G. F. Ockencien, DEC, CD, on parade last Friday, presented 9 airmen with the Canadian Forces Decoration for 12 years service and devotion to duty. .Presented with their CD's were: Sgt W. S. Hall, Cpl W. J. Beamish, Cpl J. C. McNeill, Cpl P. H. Neilands, Cpl J. R, C. Souchereau, LAO J. R. Audit, LAC R. G, D'Oliveira, LAC D. Co Haight, LAC Y. M. IL St. Pierre, Several other awards were Made at the same time. Cpl J, R, R. Mousseau received the NATO Certificate of Appreciation and the St. Johns Ambulance Medallion for first aid was pre- sented to Sgt R. N. Cassis and Sgt J. R. D. Belanger. S/L G. R. llollinshead, OC Primary Flying School, was awarded the Training Command Safety Award. This Award is presented for completion of 1000 flying instruction hours without accident or incident. F/L A. D, Cooper accepted on behalf of his maintenance and service crews the Training Command Pennant for mainten- ance that resulted in safe flying without any accident or incidents contributed to faulty mainten- ance. D. Germain and family in Scar- borough. Mr, & Mrs. Ray Lammie, Ro- bert and Jean, Miss Shirley Hey- wood, Exeter, Mr. Al Potter of Clinton were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. J. Paisley in Toronto, Weekend visitors with Marikay Hodgins were her sister and brother-in-law, Mr, & Mrs. Don Pickering and Sheryl of London. A Masonic service will be held in the United Church Sunday morning at 11:15. VICTIPRIA.ANP GREY GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES GROW 34% IN FIVE YEARS WHEN INTEREST IS LEFT TO ACCUMULATE AND BE COMPOUNDED HALF-YEARLY Each $100. grows to $134.39 when left on deposit in a five year, 6% Guaranteed Investment Certificate. VICTORIA and GREY TRUST 25 Offices To Serve You Belleville Brampton Cannington Exeter Goderich Hanover Kingston Lindsay Listowel Meaford Newmarket Orillia Owen Sound Peterborough Port Credit Renfrew Stratford Richmond Hill St. Marys Toronto (5) Whitby 235.0530 A. J. LOADER, Manager A meeting is planned for May 19 to investigate the possibility of setting up a county library system in Huron County. Deputy reeve, J. P, Gandon told council this meeting is for information only and board members and librarians are being urged to attend. * * Councillor Ted Wright report- ed a dangerous condition in a wall of a commercial establish- ment. He indicated the wall is in danger of falling and is danger- ous to children playing in the area. Works superintendent Jam- es Paisley stated he would ap- proach the owner and have this area barricaded. * * * * The no parking sign at the corner of Wellington and Main is apparently in the wrong po- sition. Councillors have checked this and report that people ap- parently cannot see the sign. It will be moved south where driv- ers may get a better view of this. The Road committee met last week and toured Exeter Streets, deciding what work should be done and when. Councillor Taylor told council someroads will be gravel- led and the holes filled. Calcium will be applied as soon as pos- sible but it is necessary to wait until the wet period is over be- fore applying this. * * * * Huron Street East will have a sealer put over the surface to save the existing surface. Coun- cil was told there are a great number of cracks in this section and it was decided to apply the sealer and crushed rock before the road breaks up any more. The approximate cost is $'750. Council accepted the recom- mendation of the planning board that an application for the con- struction of a two unit residence on a lot on John Street be turned down because of lot area and frontage requirements. An ap- lication for a permit to construct a house on Carling Street by Robert Watcher was accepted. * * * * Council will make a prelimin- ary study as to the feasibility of installing sewers on Sanders Street East and John Street. Councillor Wooden told members there has been a definite interest shown in this. Council wishes to know how many of the residents would pre-pay their frontage be- fore installing any sewers. * * * * The Town solicitor has been requested to draft a by-law which would make it manditory for re- sidents to connect to the sanitary sewer within a specific period of time. Some towns allow one year, others two and others three years. Council will study the draft by-law before making a decision as to what period of time to use. The RAP committee will be asked to investigate a thorough- fare through the park, Wellington to Victoria which is apparently being used as a raceway. It has been suggested that a gate be erected to stop this as this is not a road. Council refused to allow a re- sident to remove top soil from the unopened section of Sanders Street East. Members indicated this would be setting a dangerous precedent as well as creating a hazard if the area filled with water in times of flood. The PUC has planted 16 trees for council this year, only half as many as in usual years. Of these, nine were maple, four Ja- panese Flowering Cherry and three Flowering Crab, The PUC absorbs the cost of labor in plant- ing these. * * * * A report that the sewer on Pryde Blvd. was backing up over the weekend turned out to be a minor problem Mr. Paisley told council. A towel was plugging a latteral. * * * * Mayor Delbridge was called on to break two tie votes Monday evening. One dealt with the in- stallation of a sewer and the other was the hiring of the new police constable. SHOP At WILSON'S JEWELLERY & GIFTS EXETER PLEASING YOU PLEASES US