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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-09-15, Page 24A BIG DIFFERENCE TO YOUR FUTURE When Hydro's Electric Heat Informa- tion Centre opens up, it opens up a whole new world of comfort and convenience for you to explore. From the versatile heating units in colourful room settings to the heat- ing system selector, you will find all the exciting inside information about electric heating. You will find that electric heating's room-by-room temperature control, cleanli- ness, quietness, compactness, economy and freedom from maintenance are advantages worth discovering NOW . . . worth putting into your future. LOOK INTO IT NOW AT THE EXETER FALL FAIR Sept. 21 and 22, 1966 EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION R.E. Pooley, Chairman H. L. Davis, Manager rOg This spacious coach can make FREE 5 lbs. Gran. Sugar With 4 Westinghouse LIGHT BULBS 2 lbs. at regular price Whytes — Sliced or Piece Bologna Whyte's — Smoked 1/2 's Cryovac Cottage Rolls lb. Maxwell House 6 oz. jar NIAGARA — 15 890 SPRAY bomb 79i STARCH 59c Fresh Ground Hamburg 2 lb. 890 Schneiders Ready for the oven Dinner Loaf 1Y21b. 890 A.R.C. GIANT SIZE ABC DETERGENT 69t Ontario Grown Tomatoes 89 6 qt. Basket Local Grown C arrots 20 oz Poly 2 Bags 19 Sunkist GIANT SIZE 80 OFF LUX LIQUID 79c 5 for 56's Grapefruit INSTANT COFFEE 994 64 oz. bottle — 64 off label LIQUID JAVEX 37t Facelle Royale _ 3 ply FACE TISSUES 2 /5 5t Heinz Fancy Quality — 48 oz. tin TOMATO JUICE 2 /691 whytes_ 11/2 lb. tin CANNED HAM 1.59 Van Camps 15 oz. PORK St BEANS 2 /394 SUPERIOR Bick's — 48 oz, jar YUM.YUM WAFER PICKLES 69C Shirriff's — Instant 12 oz. pkgs. Food Market Limited Exeter — Phone 235-0212 OPEN FRIDAY MITES UNTIL 9 P.M. 2/99C POTATOES Mashed SHOP SUPERIOR .Pag• 24 Times-Advocate, September 15, 1966 Borland and her daughter flew from Timmins to Toronto, From Toronto a daughter-in-law brought Mrs. Borland to Credi- ton by car. Her comment on viewing scenes of her girlhood was "It's all changed". Mr. & Mrs. Fred Tilley and family of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Don Jory and family of Forest, and Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Pfaff were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Alf Tilley. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Lightfoot and Mrs. Baker have moved into the home formerly occupied by LAC Henry and his family. Mr. & Mrs. Oren Grace (the former Bernice Haist) and sons Gerald and Ross of Gibraltar, Michigan visited relatives in Crediton and Exeter. They at- tended the twentieth wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Jones. Mrs. Jones is a sister of Mrs. Grace. Cpl and Mrs. R. J. Taylor and family were guests of Mrs. Chris Dinney. Cpl Taylor, form- erly of North Bay, has been transferred to Downsview. Mrs. -- Please turn to page 25 Local teachers return to work Crediton gals plan for season By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON The first meeting of the 441 Supper Club was held Saturday, September 10 in the Township Hall. Twenty-three girls attend- ed. Because of the large number present, two clubs were organiz- ed. Mrs, Harvey Hodgins and Mrs. Leslie Morley are leaders of Club 1, Mrs. Cliff Kenney and Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner of Club 2, Nancy Scott was appointed president, Susan Morley secret- ary of Club 1, Linda Haugh pre- sident, and Wendy Neil secret- ary of Club 2. The topics discussed were "Good Food Makes the Differ- ence", "Canada's Food Guide for Good Health", "Abbrevia- tions Used in Recipes" and "Dishwashing". The next meeting is scheduled for September 17, at 1:30 pm in the Stephen Township Hall. the position of postmaster at the town of Rodney. Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher visited Dr. & Mrs. R. W, Mc- Bain of Grimsby, and Dr. & Mrs. F. L. Honey of Fenwick. Mrs. McBain and Mrs. Honey are sist- ers of Mrs. Oestricher. At Strathroy Mr. & Mrs. Oestricher called on Mr. & Mrs. Harry Greenwood. Mrs. Katherine Bloomfield, New York City, is spending some time with her cousin Mrs. W. Haviland. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Haviland and daughter Heather of Toronto were weekend guests of Mrs. Haviland also. Miss Wilhelmina Verkerk is attending Calvin College at Grand RaPids, Michigan. David Gibson has been a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. He returned home Monday. Mrs. Riga Borland, 93-year- old sister of Joe Wein, called on her brother Sunday. Mrs. year Honors Business Adminis- tration. Mr. Kenneth Moon leaves this week to attend the University of Toronto. He plans to enter the Fa- culty of Pharmacy. Miss Marie Powe of Centralia has been appointed organist and choir leader of the Crediton Unit- ed Church. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zophy of Wheaton ' Illinois were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Faist and Nola. Mr. Robert Callingham is man- ager of the Bank of Montreal at Crediton. Mr. Callingham was transferred from Walkerton. Mr. Sturroch is now at Chatsworth near Owen Sound. Miss Janet Morlock, October bride-elect, was honored by a community shower in the Town- ship Hall Friday evening. Host- esses for the event were Mrs. Ross Krueger, Mrs. Edmond Hendrick and Mrs. Gordon Fink- beiner. An open meeting of the Wo- men's" Institute is scheduled for 8:15 Tuesday evening, Septem- ber 20. Mrs. Helen Davis of Woodstown, New Jersey is to be the speaker. There will be a meeting for Scouts. Thursday evening, Sep- tember 15, at seven o'clock in the Township Hall. All boys be- tween the ages of 12 and 18 are eligible. September 15 the Huron County Bookmobile will effect a book exchange at the Crediton Lib- rary. Books chosen by the li- brarian will be available to read- ers during the next three months. The general attitude of pupils toward the Stephen Township Area School was expressed by one pupil in response to the ques- tion "How do you 1 ik e the school?" With an eager smile, the answer came in one word, "Nice". Mr. Wallace Pfaff has secured TEACHERS AT WORK Teachers of the Crediton area have returned to work after a busy summer. Mr. Gregory Mask and Mrs. Ross Haugh attended a course in Junior Education at Goderich, Collects colorful stamps An ardent stamp collector Bart Pascuzzo of Crediton is shown with a small portion of his collection of colorful Russian stamps. He has approximately 1,600 mounted as above, being the complete Russian issue for the years 1954-64. The area philatelic enthusiast hopes to be able to show some of his "pride and joy" at the Exeter Fair. At the moment a class for stamp collections is not on the fair agenda. T-A photo Mrs. Lorne Preszcator, one on Primary Methods in London. Mr. Donald Finkbeiner pursued his studies toward a BA degree at the University of Western On- tario, as did Mr. Reg Finkbeiner, who took a course in psychology, with a view to dealing with emo- tionally disturbed children. Mrs. Robert Crawford has Grade 1 in Clinton Public School; Mr. Mask is teaching Grade 6 at the J.A.D. McCurdy School. Mrs. Haugh specializes in science and teaches classes in that subject to Grades 5, 6, and 8 at the Usborne C ent r al S c ho o 1. Mrs. Preszcator has Grades 1 and 2 at Parkhill Me- morial School. Mr. Don Finkbeiner teaches Grades 7 and 8 at the Stephen Township Area School. Mr. Reg Finkbeiner is employed at Tec- umseh School, London, teaching Grades 5 and 6. Crediton resident restores Ford creation Bob Reid of RR 1, Crediton shows a happy smile as he polishes his recently reconditioned 1930 Model A Ford. He has spent about a year in completely overhauling the motor, installing new upholstery and apply- ing a fresh coat of paint. The lamp post that shows partially in the background is one that Reid pur- chased from the Exeter PUC and has erected in his front yard. T-A photo PERSONALS Larry Lippert, a Grade 2 pupil at the Stephen Area School, is denied the experience of riding on the school bus because he still has a full cast on his leg. His mother, Mrs. Earl Lippert, transports him and his whee 1- chair each day in the family car. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Zurbiigg of Waterloo spent last week with Rev. & Mrs. Howard Zurbrigg. Rev. Howard Zurbrigg was an- niversary speaker last Sunday 1 at the EUB Church, Kurtzville. Kurtzville, eight miles from Lis- towel, is Mr. Zurbrigg's boy- hood home. Mr. Steve Brierley left Mon- day to attend Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener. Mr. Ron Weber returns to classes at the University of West- ern Ontario next week. He will be following the course in third Remodelling Sale We are clearing out 1966 models of SUZUKI MOTORCYCLES (Four only) * * * SPORTING GOODS AND FISHING EQUIPMENT LAWN MOW MOWERS AT REDUCED PRICES MILT'S MOWER & CYCLE EXETER.