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If not, see your Chevrolet dealer today. It won't take you long to discover that Chevrolet is the right car and that the price is right, too, You see, this is the Hottest rizeifOTTEST YEAR IN CilifyR0117 MS7ORY7 WAIF Year in Chevrolet History—the year when more Canadians than ever before are buying Chevrolet —so your dealer can give you the best all 'round deal going. All you have to do is ask. EXETER SNELL BROS. LIMITED PHONE 235.0660 AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER IN EXETER: Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC-TV network each Sunday, Check your local listing for channel and tfme C.1066c Page 12 Times-Advocate, June 9, 1966 Farquhar spent a couple of days. this past week with Mr. & Mrs. Freeman Horne. i- .66 4ite INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATC .00TOBER 111213i Stock show at Hensall set for Wednesday Officials of Hensall's annual and auctioned at the show. Over spring stock show are looking 65 boys and girls in the area are for good weather next Wednes- competing in the contest. day in the hope that attendance Always a popular feature, the will beat last year's record level. baby show has three divisions "We had a good show last year this year including one for twins. and we're hoping for another one The fair gets under way at this year," says SecretaryPeter 5:45 with Exeter Legion Pipe McNaughton. Band leading the school parade The calf club feeding compe- at 6:30, There'll be a midway. titlon again highlights the show, Classes are providecifor heavy with 69 Herefords to be judged and light horses, ponies and cattle. Area dealers will display farm equipment on the grounds. Ready Mix. CONCRETE By MRS, WM. WALTERS PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Phil Herm, Kevin, Greg and Janet and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Bern of Sunshine Line spent the weekend at Chesley Lake. Mr. Wm. Walters spent the weekend at the French River. Mrs, Newton Clarke and Mrs. Bev Morgan and Susan visited Sunday with Mrs. Gladys Atkinson of Lucan. Mrs. John Coward spent Sunday at Sarnia and Wyoming with rela- tives. David and Michael Grubb of Plant 235.0833 Re s idence ?20.6961 C.A. McDOWELL Ltd. This way to the International Travellers along No. 8 Highway west of Seaforth will have no trouble identifying the location of the 1966 International Plowing Match, October 11-14. A large sign shown here as it was being erected by the publicity Committee points the way to the site of the Tented City on Scott Farms where the first furrow will be plowed at a ceremony Saturday afternoon. Ontario Minister of Highways, Charles MacNaughton and Agriculture Minister, William Stewart, will officiate at the ceremony to which the public is invited. — photo by Frank Phillips Sy MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN VISIT ZOO The pupils of TSA No. 2 & 3 IIibbert accompanied by their teachers Mrs. Edna Bell and Mr. Marvin McDonald enjoyed a bus trip to the Detroit zoo, Fri- day, June 3. Former ag rep urges farm policy; Iris Marshall selected princess SHOWER FOR BRIDE A large crowd of friends and relatives attended a shower Fri- day evening in the Family Life Centre of the Staffa United Church honoring Miss Pat Drake on her marriage of June 11. Miss Sharon Agar and Isabel McCaughey had planned the evening and several contests were enjoyed. Mrs. Robert McCaughey fa- vored with two piano instument- als and Miss Olive Speare gave two humorous readings. Miss Janie Parsons read the address and Pat received many useful and lovely gifts. NATIVE DIES The death occurred. Wednes- day, June 1 of Edward Flynn of 26 St, Andrew St., London, for- merly of this community. Born and raised on Con. 2 Biddulph where he and Mrs. Flynn resided until moving to London four years ago. Mr. Flynn was a member of St. James Anglican Church where he served as rec- tor's warden and also on the cemetery board. He is survived by his wife, the former Alexia M, Atkinson; one sister, Mrs. Fanny Fergu- son, Nipawln, Sask and one brother, Robert H. Flynn, Lon- don, also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. K. J. Conyard of St. George Anglican church, Lon- don, assisted by Rev. E. 0. Lan- caster, Lucan, at the James Har- ris funeral home, Saturday, June 4 with interment in St. James cemetery, Clandeboye. Nephews of the deceased acted as bearers: Clive Flynn, Harry Cluff, James Flynn, Harold Brod- erick, Charles David and Robert Broderick. Refreshments were served by the ladles of St. James church, Clandeboye, in the church rooms to relatives and friends after the service. urged the federal government to establish a national farm policy. He was speaking Saturday at the 112th Clinton Spring Fair. He warned government of- ficials "not to get too far re- moved at Toronto or Ottawa" Stating that today's farmer needs an objective and will "de- finitely require more assistance in both capital and farm manage- ment" in the future, G.W. Mont- gomery, a former Huron County agricultural representative Your best choice is.. SUPERIOR BALER TWINE! PERSONALS Mrs. Mary Miller has returned to her home after visiting for some time with Mr. & Mrs. Ray- mond Miller and family, Monro. Miss Janet Dewan, London visited over the weekend with Misses Janet and Edna Miller. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless have as guests, Mr. Murless' brother, Mr. George Murless and nephew Mr. Philip Murless from England. Wednesday they visited Niagara, Welland Canal, Bruce Peninsula and Lions Head. Over the week they visited at Trenton with Mrs. Murless' daughter, Mrs. Boggs, Cpl Al Boggs, Vicki and Tracy, Rice Lake, Pauline Johnston's home and at Port Hope, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hornell returned home Monday from Montreal where they visited their son and family. He is improving from an illness. Guests with Mr. & Mrs. Clar- ence Millson and family were Mr. & Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kit- chener, Mr. & Mrs. James Mc- Kennie, Sunday. Mrs. Russell Blake and Miss Pat Sovereign, visited Mrs. Walt- er Fox of Saginaw for the week- end. Mr. Russell Blake and son Norman had Mr. W. R. Parson, Staffa move his barn onto the new foundation. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Blake had Mr. & Mrs. Peter Srigley, David and Johnny and Mr. & Mrs. Nor- man Blake of London as guests Monday. Low cost accommodation and meals are provided at Red Cross Lodges adjacent to eight D.V.A. institutions, for visiting relatives of hospitalized veterans. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. 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She will represent Hu- ron at the Canadian National Exhibition for the provincial ti- tle. Runner-up was Barbara Doig, of Molesworth. Hugh Todd, of RR 2, Lucknow, was principal winner in the 4-H sheep competition. He presented the best project and placed high- est in showmanship. Duncan E- therington, of RR 1, Hensall ex- hibited the best fleece. Other top exhibitors: Beef cattle - Russell Parker, Watford; Frank Falconer, Clin- ton; Margery Smith, Belgrave; Whitney Coates, Centralia; Alex Edwards, Arva; Prospect Farms, London; Janet Falconer, Leslie Falconer and June Falconer, all of Clinton. Dairy Cattle - Leonard Lobb, Douglas Trewartha and Donald Watson, all of Clinton; George Townsend, Seaforth; Howard Kennedy, Tiverton; Verna Hes- selwoo d, Londesboro; William Dale, Eleanor Lobb and Brian Trewartha, all of Clinton. 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