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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-04-20, Page 18OMR" VOR YOKR,M1211117 R S H A P '66 METEOR 2-door hardtop, 390 cu. in., automatic, radio, tinted shield, white walls, wheel discs, 2-tone, A94607 '65 METEOR 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, white walls, excellent, E80569 '65 AUSTIN, 4 cyl., tutone, excellent, A98554 '64 COMET Sedan, 6 cyl. automatic, radio, E79300 '59 AUSTIN 2.door, 980.141 '58 VOLKSWAGEN, 971.720 CI SOU 235-23ZZ Page 18 Times-Advocate, April 20, 1967 Swell the ranks of the Promenaders LSMFT 61 CHEV COACH H6987 61 FORD CONVERTIBLE, stick shift E78736 63 FORD SEDAN E89591 64 CHEV SEDAN A44225 65 CHEV SEDAN H5303 65 MERCURY PICK-UP C81212 63 ECONOLINE BUS C81208 61 FALCON RANCHERO, automatic, new motor C71284 6' Ford lift disc 125.00 Ford 3 furrow spring trip plow 350.00 51 Cockshutt 30 tractor 350.00 54 Fordson Major 600.00 53 Allis Chalmers H. C. scuffler 650.00 Ford 4 furrow spring trip plow 500.00 9N Ford tractor 375.00 8N Ford tractor 550.00 51 Ferguson tractor and loader 700.00 58 Cockshutt 540 tractor 1100.00 57 Ford 661 1250.00 58 Oliver 550 1400.00 59 David Brown 950 1400.00 59 Dexta Diesel 1450.00 61 Dexta Diesel, new tires 1700.00 Your Choice of three 63.64 Ford 2000 tractors each 1750.00 62 M F 50 Multipower, etc. 1800.00 61 Super Major tractor 2300.00 58 Massey 65 Lees, above average shape Used Tractor Cabs 100.00 to 175.00 THE FOLLOWING UNITS WILL BE REDUCED $10.00 EACH DAY UNTIL SOLD Yr. Car 59 RAMBLER WAGON 59 FORD SEDAN 59 EDSEL SEDAN 61 FORD SEDAN 61 VOLKSWAGEN COACH 62 DODGE DART 62 MERCURY COACH 62 PONTIAC HARDTOP 63 FAIRLANE COACH 63 METEOR COACH 63 FORD XL CONVERTIBLE 63 GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP 63 GALAXIE 500 2-DOOR HARDTOP 63 PONTIAC COACH 64 GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP 64 METEOR SEDAN 65 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 65 FORD SEDAN 65 PLYMOUTH WAGON 65 VALIANT COACH 56 FORD PICK-UP 62 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 63 IHC PICK-UP 64 RANCHERO, V8 automatic 7' x 12' STAKE DUMP BODY Thursday's Lic. Price 94733X E78204 E87302 A97333 E80527 E78623 E78622 17358H E78624 E77886 E77550 E77884 E79837 A60766 E77879 E78621 E77558 E77561 94658X E77559 C73309 94642X C81211 CA64875 310 335 270 450 540 760 1135 880 1110 1110 1390 1420 1520 1020 1430 1585 1420 1770 1860 1220 195 750 970 1310 160 The Exeter Lions Club is looking for canvassers for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind to can- vass Usborne Township, the East End of Stephen Township and the South-East corner of Hay Town- ship. -- Please contact Larry Snider. LARRY SNIDER MOTORS Ford, Fairlane, Falcon, Ford Trucks Phone 235.1640 Exeter from your Dear Neighbour: You may wonder why distributors of Texaco Petroleum Products are offering you a free Jumbo Garment Storage Bag. Well, there are two reasons: 1. We want to thank those people who deal with us for their valued business and to invite those who haven't tried our fine products to do so. 2. It's Spring, an important time of the year for all of us and we wanted to provide your home with a useful, quality item associated with this season. This excellent Garment Bag is yours FREE with the purchase of Texaco Products* and believe us it has all the features ladies look for in items of this type from double hangers to complete moth proofing. As a further gesture of our appreciation of your continued patronage this 'year, we have assembled a group of remarkable and merchandise values for workshop, o garden, which, we're certain, you will find hard to resist They're yours either for cash or on your Texaco Credit Card with your further purchases of Texaco Farm Fuels or Heating Oils. We'll be happy to give you an order blank. W. "BILL" McFALLS EXETER, ONTARIO PHONE 235.2840 *Ask for details of minimum purchase requirement. And don't miss these big bargains offered in appreciation of your further purchases * SEVEN INCH POWER SAW reg, $37.95, .......... , ONLY $ 27.95 * 34" POWER DRILL reg. $18,95.... „ - ...... ....... „ ONLY $ 14'95 * WOODEN SALAD SET (9 Pieces) reg. $18.95. ....... . . . ONLY $12.95 * ELEGANT CENTENNIAL TRAY reg. $12.95. „ . - .... - ,ON LY $ 7.95 * OSCILLATING SPRINKLER PLUS 50' GARDEN HOSEteg.$8,95,ONLY $ 5'95 DISTRIBUTOR TEXACO FUELS AND LUBRICANTS FOR HOME, FARM AND INDUSTRY Mit AND WIA84 CLA1ttNC5 WILSON' Area square dancers ,graduate Exeter Promenaders Square Dance Club held their graduation dance Saturday night, Fourteen couples received their diplomas and club pins. Two of the grad- uating couples were from the Clinton Crosstrailers, There were fifteen squares of dancers in the arena. Besides members of the Exeter club, there were dancers from Clinton, Goderich, St. Marys, Zurich, Brunner, and Grand Bend. Almost the entire Seaforth Whirlaways club was in attendance. Besides square dances called by the regular club caller, Earl Bowles, there were calls by Norm Whiting, Jack Fairfield, Egbert Jacobs and Larry Steeves. Before the presentation of dip- lomas the graduating class ask- ed a square of "experienced dancers" to put on a demon- stration of their ability. How- ever, to make the task more difficult, the men were fitted with snowshoes. Later in the evening, the club turned the tables and had a square of new will be sold in advance. A Cen- held in the Arena during the tennial Square Dance will be evening. Play euchre at Saintsbury A large group of couples received their graduation diplomas and pins and became official members of the popular Exeter Promen- aders Square Dance club at the arena, Saturday night. The success- ful bunch of swingers are, back row, left, Ola Batten, Leona Jacques, Verna Bower, Sam Bower, Helen Douglas, Eve Moore, Joyce Dickey and Jean Crawford. Centre, Instructor Earl Bowles, Marie Bowles, John Batten, Dorothy Jeffrey, Clifton Jacques, Marion Skinner, Helen Bell, Mel Douglas, Helen Jacques, John Dickey, Shirley Fer- guson, Bill Moore, Ida McBride, Bob Crawford and Doris Deichert. Front, Glenn Jeffrey, Ross Skinner, Harold Bell, Ross Jacques, Lloyd Ferguson, Elmore McBride and Harold Deichert. T-A photo Clandeboye WI pick slate; couple mark 50 years wed graduates dance with their feet in shoe boxes. When the time came for the presentation of diplomas, the graduates promenaded into the hall wearing black mortarboards, Diplomas were presented by caller-instructor Earl Bowles and his wife, Marie. The grad- uates were received into the club by the members of the executive, with the Crosstrailers president receiving the two couples into the Clinton club. Couples graduating into the Proxnenaders were: Helen and Ross Jaques, Verna and Sam Bower, Ida and Elmore McBride, Helen and Harold Bell, Leona and Clifton Jaques, Shirley and Lloyd Ferguson, Joyce and John Dickey, Helen and Mel Douglas, Ola and John Batten, Dorothy and Glenn Jeffery, Marion and Ross Skinner and Doris and Harold Deichert. New Clinton Crosstrailers members are Eve and Bill Moore and Jean and Bob Crawford. Coffee and sandwiches were served following the dancing, along with two beautifully dec- orated graduation cakes. In the seven years since Mr. and Mrs. Bowles began calling and teaching modern square dancing, Saturday night's cere- monies made a total of 506 danc- ers to graduate under their in- struction. Most of this number were square dancers, but some were graduates of round dance classes. The Promenaders' Centennial project will be a chicken bar- becue to be held in Riverview Park on Wednesday, June 21, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Tickets Shipka lady reaches 84 •••••••••••••••••••••1111411 At/ IPAY DOBBS for DODGE We'd like you to meet J.A. (TONY) GLAAB He's our new parts man. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS The congregation of St. Pat- rick's Church, Saintsbury, held a successful progressive euchre and dance in the Lucan Mem- orial Arena Friday evening. Winners in the euchre were Mr. A. Shannon, London, Mr. D. Beatson, Granton, Mrs. R. Greenlee, Exeter, Mrs. G. At- kinson, Lucan. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cunning- ham visited with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Reg Craigie at Tober- mory over the weekend. Mrs. Ony McFalls, Lucan, was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter, spent Sunday with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr., and family. Mrs. Earl Greenlee enter- tained her bowling team at her home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tindall, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, Forest, spent the weekend with their cousins, M r. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ice MacDonald, Lucan, joined them Saturday. They have one daughter, Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kitchener; two sons, Ralph Millson of London and Gerald Millson, with his parents. They also have seven grandchild- ren and four great-grandchild- ren. Tony was previously with Hunter-Duvar and Sons Ltd. where he was in stock control and sales for one and-a- half years. He, like the rest of our staff, is always ready to give you prompt courteous service and ex- perience. DOBBS MOTORS LIMITED flowers including a pot of gold mums from Mrs. Laura Hodgins and girls, Toronto, former neigh- bors; and roses from Mr. and Mrs. Stan Whiting, Exeter. A granddaughter, Debbie Mill- son, played selections on the ac- cordion and Mr. Jim Beckett a son-in-law, showed pictures of his trip to Egypt. The bride of 50 years wore a gold embroidered silk stole, brought from the South Sea Is- lands and given her by her son- in-law Jim Beckett. Over 150 called during open house. Pouring tea in the after- noon were Miss Agnes North- grave and Mrs. Minnie Mardlin, 235-1250 216 Main South, Exeter 235.1486 00411004111111401110000004100••••• Granton and in the evening, Mrs. Adelbert Morley and Mrs. Will Tookey, London, who played the music at the wedding 50 years ago, Mrs. Ruth Ann Haidy sh, Mrs. Robert Kingham and Miss Sandra Beckett. The community presented the celebrants with a gold leather- ette swivel chair and two match- ing cushions. Mr. and Mrs. Millson were married by Rev. R. H. Barnby of Lucan at the bride's home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashbury, Lucan. Mr. Millson is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Millson, Whalen. They previously farmed retir- ing to the village seven years ago. About forty members of the Mrs. Lida Lamport family gath- ered Sunday, April 9, to cele- brate her 84th birthday. She was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts and enjoys the best of health. A birthday dinner was enjoyed. END OF SEASON EUCHRE Eleven tables were in play at the last euchre Wednesday even- ing. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. John Moser; ladies low, Mrs. Harry Hoffman; men's high, Jim Houlahan; men's low, Bill Finkbeiner; most lone hand s, Bruce Russell. Omitted from the previous list of winners on March 29 was Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer, ladies low; gents low, John Kingma. Sorry. PERSONALS Flowers in the United Church and St. James church Sunday were placed by the Cancer Society in- augurating its campaign. Mr. & Mrs. Rae Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson and Mrs. Emily Tomes attended the 25th wedding anniversary cele- bration of relatives, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Wellwood, the former Marjorie Hodgins, at RR SStrat- ford. Whalen man reported ill JUMBO GARMENT BAG BONUS By MRS. J. H. PATON At the April meeting of Clan- deboye WI held at the home of Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Lucan, roll call was answered by the payment of fees and annual reports were given. In the election of officers Mrs. Arnold Lewis was named presid- ent for 1967-68, succeeding Mrs. Andy Carter, who has taken up residence in Exeter. She was pre- sented with a cup and saucer in appreciation of her leadership as president. She invited the mem- bers to hold the May meeting at her home 449 Albert St., on the evening of May 10. Vice-presidents elected are Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Coughlin; secret ar y- treasurer, Mrs. James Donald- son; assistant, Mrs. Rea Neil; branch directors, Mrs. C e c Carter, Mrs. Norman Hardy, Mrs. Rae Hodgins; auditors, Mrs. Alex Macintosh, Mrs. R up e r t Williams; pianists, Mrs. Albert Rosser and Mrs. J. H. Paton; Conveners of standing commit- tees: citizenship and education, Mrs. Alex Macintosh; home eco- nomics and health, Mrs. Maurice Simpson; Agriculture and Cana- dian Industries, Mrs. Wilmer Scott; historical research, Mrs. Karl O'Neil; public relations, Mrs. David Kestle; Tweedsmuir History curator, Mrs. Rea Neil. It was voted to ask for a share in the booth at the McGillivray Township Centennial. It was de- cided to ask for the course on "Furniture Facts" from the De- partment at Toronto. Mrs. Norman Hardy invited the members to her home Saturday, April 22 to meet the 4-H girls to be entertained by them and sample the foods the girls have learned to make. Assisting the hostess were Miss Agnes Northgrave, Mrs. Rae Hodgins and Mrs. Wilmer Scott. CELEBRATE 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mill- son, Clandeboye, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Dufferin House, Centralia, on Saturday and with open house for friends and rela- tives Tuesday afternoon and evening. Forty-four attended the dinner with the table centred with a three-tiered wedding cake and By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE The Chancel Guild of St. Thom- as Anglican Church, Granton, with Rev. S. Bell, Kirkton, as guest speaker met at the home of Mrs. Norman Hodgins, Tues- day evening. Mrs. Cleve Pullman has been ill suffering from pneumonia. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire were in Stratford Friday evening at- tending the 25th wedding anniver- sary celebration of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Holden. The Latian Rod and Gun Club, London, held their annual meet- ing Saturday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Arvid Beitans. Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn were guests, April 8, at the Scam- ell-White wedding at St. Mark's Anglican Church, London, with reception at Hook's Rstaurant. Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills, Barry and Bruce were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Docking, Munro visited Wednesday even- ing with Mr. Frank Parkinson Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kilpatrick, London, Mrs. Ethel Squire, Gran- ton, were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson attended the Rescue Mission ban- quet in London, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Hodgson, London, visited for a few days during last week with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins. JUMBO GARMENT BAG OFF FR EXPIRES JUNE 30 and applies to customers located in our delivery area SPECIAL MERCHANDISE available until Oct 31. 1967