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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-06-23, Page 2SHOP At WILSON'S JEWELLERY & GIFTS EXETER PLEASING YOU PLEASES US 64 oz. FLEECY 79 Small BREEZE 454 Brownie Mix TWINKLE 15 ox. 27 Clubhouse 2 lbs. PEANUT BUTTER 74( Del Monte & Stokelys 10 oz, VEGETABLES 6/89( Mac. & Cheese; Dutch Loaf Chicken Loaf; Pickle & Pimento REG, LB. 650 SPECIAL LUNCHEON MEAT lb. 55c SATURDAYS ONLY: Home made Potato or Tuna Salad; Home Baked Beans: Home Baked Hams ORDER EARLY MERNER' MEAT MARKET Phone 14W DASHWOOD CUSTOM KILLING & PROCESSING All meat double wrapped To prevent freezer burn We Deliver THAT MAKE THE MEAL! arsammommos of Hensall Calf Club Visor 110111010101orarersanoratiffm•ONONarligarsorsparffrasaraWsawri Compulsory Car Check For This District In Exeter June 27—July 1 Unsafe Cars Will Be Removed From The Roads By Police YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT SAFETY CHECKS WHEN YOU BUY FROM TAYLOR LIMI TED TRADE NOW When you buy a used car from Taylor Motors, you buy a dependable vehicle. Because we take care you get one. It is easy to fill holes in a body with plas- tic. It looks good. But we know, it won't lost. We don't fool around. If a car body needs repairs, it gets it. Real metal. Good paint. And of course, complete mechanical check- out. We can't afford to pull "fast ones". We have a reputation we are proud of and we intend to maintain i t. Sounds reasonable, doesn't it? This is why we can honestly claim that you get the best value for your money when you deal with us. 1965 CHEV BISCAYNE FORDOR 8 cylinder automatic, radio, one owner, E1009 1964 PONTIAC CUSTOM SPORT 2.,door hardtop. Satin Silver with Black trim. 8 cylinder automatic, radio, power brakes, power steering, whitewalls, discs, one owner. License E1059 1963 OLDS SUPER 88, 2.door hardtop. 8 cylinder automatic, radio, power brakes, power steering, whitewalls, discs, one owner, License E11138 1962 CORVAIR TUDOR Monza engine, 4 speed transmission, radio, discs, E5736 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Fordor, 8 cylinder automatic, License E1063 1960 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN FORDOR, 6 cylinder automatic, radio, whitewalls, discs, License 959632 1960 FRONTENAC WAGON, 6 cylinder automatic, radio, License 90728X 1963 MERCURY METEOR FORDOR, 8 cylinder automatic, radio, one owner License A63564 1961 PONTIAC STRATO FORDOR, 6 cylinder stick, one owner, Lic, E6269 1963 PONTIAC PARISIENNE, 4 door hardtop, 8 cylinder automatic, power brakes, power steering, one owner, License E1065 AND REMEMBER: IF YOU DON'T BUY FROM TAYLOR MOTORS LIMITED ZURICH EXETER YOU WILL PAY TOO MUCH Honor pastor Dashwood pupils tour at Main St, city pionts & Mrs. Jim, Poland, Lois and Tommy. Misses Margaret Merner and Eleanor Wolfe, Grade 10 students at SHIMS are spending this week at Camp Sylvan. Mrs, Alma Hoperoft visited with Mrs, Lucinda McIsaac last week. Weekend visitors with Mrs, Lucinda Mclsaac w ere Miss Pamela Spear of Detroit and Mr, John R. Dyer of Atglen, Penn.. Dr. & Mrs. D. L. Oestricher of Chatham called on Mr. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher, Monday. Rev, M, J. James was the guest speaker at the cemetery Memorial service at Grand Bend Sunday. Fl$HERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE CHICKEN & CHIPS .44 FISH & CHIPS •••• SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone: 238-2025 By MRS.. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Rooms 2 and 3 of Dashwood public School with their teach , ers, Mrs, Letts. Taylor and Mr, Don Finkbelner took a bus trip to London last Tuesday, They visited Kellogg's Ltd., the Coca Cola Co. Ltd,, Storybook Gard- ens, Eldon House and. CFPL ,TV where they saw some of their TV favourites in rehearsal. Thursday afternoon the pre- schoolers with their mothers, grade 1 and 2 with teacher KISS Lenore Trott visited Storybook Gardens, enjoyed a train ride and had a picnic supper at Spring- bank Park. SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Milford Merner celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 19 with a dinner at the community centre for fifty guests from Zurich, Exeter, Clinton, Kitchener, Lon- don and Dashwood. Present were the attendants of 25 years ago, bridesmaid, Mrs. Harry Hayter, sister of thebride, and Mr. Elgin Merner of Kit- chener, brother of the groom. Also Mr. and Mrs. Merner's two children, Ron and Margaret, both at home. RADER REUNION The 15th Rader reunion was held at Riverview Park, Exeter, Sunday June 20 with over 100 registering, Ernest Miller conducted sports with the following results: 5 and under, Linda McGregor; 6-9 girls, Marlene Taylor; boys, Larry Weiberg, 9 13, girls, Dar- lene Willert; boys, Ray Weido, Members of Main Street United Church honored their minister for the past seven and a half years, Rev. R. S. Hinz, Mrs, Blitz, Malcolm and Miriam at the close of the Sunday morning wor- ship when all remained to have luncheon together, Sunday Mr, Hiltz will conduct his Iast service as minister of the church and. Tuesday, he and his family move to Sturgeon Falls to take Up a new pastorate there. A presentation of three match- ing pieces of luggage was made to the Hiltz family. An added thoughtful gesture was the gift of a wig for Mr. Hiltz as pro- tection against the cold of the "fa r north,'; Mr, Blitz' successor, Rev. Douglas S. Warren, and family will move into the manse Thurs- day, June 30 and his induction will take place Thursday, July '7. During the morning service new lights showing up the church windows on Main Street given by the UCW in memory of Mrs, Glen McKnight and Mrs. Willi am Wright, valued members, were dedicated. young ladles, Patsy Willert; young i'nen, Wayne Weiberg; mar- ried men, Lloyd Howe; three-leg- ged race, Darlene and Sharon willert; backward wheel barrow race, Edward Prang and Paul Rader; sack race, Ray Taylor, four-legged race, Darlene, Shar- on and Jerry Willert; shoe scramble, Paul Rader; carry po- tato on head, Jim Rader; minute walk, Clair Zurbrigg. Several re- lays and a tug Of War for young and old were enjoyed, Several special prizes were awarded, Mrs, Floyd Rader, guessing number of beans in jar; youngest baby, Keith Rader, most recently married, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Zurbrigg; oldest person, Mrs. Louis Restemayer; largest family, Mrs. Harold Will ert; lucky plate, Leonard prang; fath- er with most pennies, Oscar Mill- er, lady with most things in her purse, Mrs. Viola Howald. President Garnet Weiberg wel- comed everyone and it was de- cided to hold the picnic same time, same place next year. Of- ficers for 1967 are: president, Lloyd Howe, vice-president s, Ray Rader and Wendell Gamble; secretary, Mrs, Clair Zurbrigg; treasurer, Mrs. Ted Steinback; table convener, Mrs. Oscar Mill- er; sports conveners, Wa y n e Weiberg and Ray Taylor. PERSONALS Dr. & Mrs. Victor Hyde of Lancashire, England flewto Can- ada for a two week vacation with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Klumpp. The ladies had not seen one an- other for 25 years. They visited many places of interest. Dr. Hyde who is a dentist, had a most interesting visit with Dr. H. H. Cowen of Exeter. Mrs. Cora Geiser, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Gaiser and Kim spent last week at Campbellford with Mr. G/C G. F. Ockenden DFC, CD Base Commander, Canadian Forces Base Centralia, and F/L A, D, Cooper CD, contemplate the hours of 'relaxation" F/L Lloyd Henderson plans on his retirement, while working his farm at Lucknow, Ontario. F L Cooper is also retiring, tatting a position in Hensall at the General Coach Works. Mess dinner honors retiring officers Ballet girls pass grades Works, Hensall. F. 'L Lloyd Henderson, CD & Clasp, of Lucknow, enlisted in the RCAF at London, in October, 1940, and served at many Cana- dian units as a motor equipment operator. After the war he re- mained in the service once again serving at many units in Canada before his tour at #3 (F) Wing, Z weibrucken prior to his appoint- ment as base transport officer at Centralia in 1964. F/L Henderson is married to the former Audrey Campbell of Chatham, Ontario and has afam- ily of two daughters. F Hender- son has returned to the land, and will operate a farm in the Luck- now area. Slater, Catherine Hamilton. Honors —Grade 1, Susan Sop- er, Stephanie Wright, Jody Hill- son, Kimberley Cormack, Kim Berthelet. Over 30 children from Exeter and Centralia classes were suc- cessful in June examinations for ballet, conducted by the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music. They included: EXETER First class honors — Grade 7, Jo-Ann Whilsmith; grade 4, Susan Wooden, Pamela Mickle, Jill Drysdale; grade 3, Rebecca Ful- cher; grade 2, Michelle Lafren- iere; grade 1, Gayle Ecker, Cathy Horrell; primary, Cathy Wooden, Lynn Robinson, Debbie Schaef- er, Maureen Lafreniere, Beckie Brock, Brenda Kipfer, Barbara Westman (equal). C ENTRALIA First class honors Grade 4, Marikay Hodgins; grade 2, Lynn Courtney; grade 1, Linda Mo- tomura; primary, Myrna Miller, Leslie Maxted, Michele Audit, Blair Rhodes, Ann-Marie Mac- Donald, Linda Souchereau (equal), Mary Ann Courtney, Judy What is the meaning of the Expo symbol? The basic motif is t h e ancient and worldwide symbol for worshipping man ... a vertical line with outstretched arms. These motifs are joined together in pairs, the traditional repre- sentation of friendship and sup- port. Two officers of Canadian Forc- es Base Centralia, each with over 25 years service, were honored at a mess dinner last week onthe occasion of their retirement from the RCAF. F/L A. D. Cooper, CD& Clasp, the base aircraft engineering of- ficer, and F/L L. T. Henderson, the base transport officer, plan to retire in the local area, F/L Al Cooper enlisted in the RCAF in London in May, 1940, and obtained a wartime rank of pilot officer as an aero engine mechanic. He served at many units in Canada and remained in the service after the war. He had two tours of duty in England and France with the Canadian Air Division and was at Bagotville immediately prior to his transfer to Centralia in 1961. He was granted a two-year extension to his service in 1964. F/L Cooper is married to the former Shirley Joy Allin and they have a family of 7 children. He will reside in Exeter and take a position with the General Coach CONGRATULATIONS "Paul Passmore" On Your Grand Champion FALL WEIGHT 530 LBS. SHOW WEIGHT 883 LBS. SELLING PRICE 401/2 0 LB. Fed on home grown grain, supplemented with Co-op 36% Beef Gainer Concentrate. Jack Corbett ON WINNING Top Class of Four — Using Coop 36% Beef Gainer Concentrate. Hensall 262608