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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-02-22, Page 14Vimrsoominsimaimiamolmomminimi lmmtimmo COMING SOON . . . . 67 DODGE CHARGER, 2‘cloor hardtop, loaded 66 METEOR MONTCALM 2 door Hardtop, 390 V-8, & P.B. LSMFT 66 FORD CUSTOM 500 4 door, 6 cyl. auto., radio, "White Sale Special", H47192 65 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 4 dobr, V-8 auto., radio, W. W., discs, H47190 64 FORD CUSTOM 2 dobr, 6 cyL, standard transmission, "clean", H79265 64 PONTIAC STRATOCHIEF 4 door, 6 cyl. auto., power brakes, radio, H47194 $2295.00 1795.00 1250.00 1250.00 TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT LOADER, "du or Super "C" complete witli tank and valve 66 SNOWGIANT SNOWBLOWER, 6 8N FORD TRACTOR, overhauled 52 FORD 11141 AND LOADER IHC M GAS TRACTOR IHC, 250 D AND LOADER 63 AC ED40, above average 60 1HG 13-275D TRACTOR FORD 850 GAS TRACTOR 60 MASSEY FERGUSON 8, 30l: diesel, above average 61 SUPER MAR* 65 IHC 414 DIESEL, above average 60 J-D DIESEL CRAWLER AND LOADER 60 POWER MAJOR, LOADER ANb BACK HOE 65 FORD 4000 b SPEED 66 PORb 46006, 10 speed, paver shift Vii4els 65 FORD 5000, 10 speed {loaded) 66 FORD 6000, low hours LARRY SNIDER 1650.00 2050.00 1995.00 3200.00 3250.00 3700.C4) .3900.00 4200.00 5000,00 150.00 11 43 ., never used 275.00 550.00 600.00 800.00 995.00 1200.00 1250.00 1400.00 FORD, FAIRLANE MO FALCOR, FORD TRUCKS T 235..1640 • , liDOIDGIE.cpera 66 FAIRLANE 500 STATION WAGON V-8 automatic, radio 94712X $1895.00 65 CHRYSLER 300 SEDAN PS & PB, automatic, power windows, defogger, radio, etc. E901 17 64 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 4-door, radio 94639X 63 PONTIAC 4-DOOR, automatic, new tires, sharp E78612 63 DODGE 2-DOOR 6 cyl., real economy L3043H 63 CHEV IMPALA automatic, P.S. & P B., radio sharp E79112 61 PONTIAC 4-DOOR, 6 cyl. E79513 410. telf DOBBS MOTORS EXETER 235-1250 Evenings 2 3 5 1 1 30 A 2100.00 1295.00 1095.00 995.00 1195.00 475.00 LTD • WE 14E8E4Vt THE, •RIGI-irttiLiMitClUANTIIIES ON A LL SALE Il EMS crinnomn TIRE •zi•$ ••••:W:„„ • !IlliarkWN.r.W *ft. ,,,4101.47 IA.Manterffita V.VM: 7,3,r 178 [Annum TIRE IC SHAW SONS 'LTD -EXETEtt Mrs. Martha Miller; president, Howard Datars; vieei-presicleat, Melvin Stade; secretary-treas- urer, Mrs. Albert Racier; social committee, Mrs. Martha. Miller, Mrs. Melvin Stade and. chailes Martine; librarians, Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs. Charles Mar- tine. SLEIGHRIDE The Walther League of Zion Lutheran church held a sleigh- ride Sunday, February 18. Due to the .weather Seebach Hill and Exeter Leagues were the only guests, Lunch was provided, WILLIAM WEIN William Wein, 82, retired farmer, found dead at his Dash- Wood home was buried Friday, February 16 with Rev. M. J. James officiating and interment in Crediton cemetery, Surviving are his wife Barbara, who resides with a daughter, Mrs, James (Grace) Robinson, in Van- cpuver and Mrs. Glen (Marie) Brown of London; also two sis- Enjoying themselves Students from Usborpe Central School enjoyed an outing to the Pinery Provincial Park last week where they enjoyed flying down the hills on their toboggans. These pictures show some of the action and indicate that not all the yoangsters made it to the bottom without some spills. However, they also indicate the kids enjoyed themselves. T-A photos this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week, WI ELECTRIC DRILL 'RAM' Fix-up favourite! Universal 2 ainp. moter with dynamically balanced armature. 2000 r.p.m. Drills' 3d." in steel; 1/2 " in hardwood, Jacobs chuck and 6 ft. cord. (A) NYLON PAINT MIXER (B) 5" SANDING DISCS COMPARE AT $1.10. Package' of 25., L Assorted tine, medium and coarse graded: Fit all W' electric drills. olj (c) X /2" WIRE WHEEL Wire removes rust, paints end vary COMPARE AT $1.06. Extra, coarse 66 nish. per all drilla. COMPARE AT $1.00. Fits any drill; L6 and with. no sp1114over: tr dual nylon blade mixes easier, faster (E) SAW BLADE -1/4"Arbor cutting' wood or plastic. complete with 66 COMPARE AT $1.16. tag 4" 'blade fee safety flanged arbor. oi*, V4 • V•Y1 ,,, .4" 4.0 I 4. la COMPARE AT $1.40. dives a super- keen eating edge to knives and seise- sots. Fits all drille. Da Knife SHARPENER LIMITED QUANTITY SPECIAL By MRS, IRVIN RAPER Calvary United Church WeMen, held a work day Tuesday, Feb- ruary 13 whenthe members made bandages and quilted crib quilts, A pot luck supper preceded the regPlar Meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson was in charge of devotions assisted by Mra, ,Jalnea, Mrs. Cora GaiSer and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. ThO president, Mrs. Eben Wei-. Band, dealt with the business, Twenty-one members and two guests were present. An invite ation to visit the Grand Bend UCW May 7 was accepted. Tues- day, March 19, the UCW will provide a program at the Blue Water Rest Home's birthday Party. They will supply lunch at Syd Baker's sale March 20. Used stamps for lepers and used nylons for missions are to be brought to the March meeting, LADIES AID The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church was held Wednesday, February 14 with group I and Mrs. Lorne Becker, convener, in charge of devotions and lunch which was a special valentine treat. Rev. E, E. Steinman con- cluded the topic of the Holy Christian church. President Mrs. Lorne Gent- tner dealt with the business. Altar Guild is Helen Nadiger and Mrs. Ed Keller. The ladies are quilting this month. Dishes needed in Kitchen are to be purchased. The ladies discussed plans to entertain at the Blue- water Rest Home Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 pm. CHOIR OFFICERS Thursday, February 15, the choir of Zion Lutheran Church held their annual eleption of of- ficers. Choir leader is Mrs. Marie Restemayer; assistant, great deals ON LIKE-NEW CARS NEW CARS IN STOCK 68 COUGAR completely equipped SPECIAL . . 5,667 miles "Better than new" 1966 MERCURY PARK LANE 4 dr. Hardtop, automatic, 390 cu. in H46870 66 COMET Sedan, 15,000 miles, V-B auto., radio, excellent E81821 64 FAIRLANE 500 VB automatic, radio E79545 64 CHEVROLET Stationwagoh, 6 cyl., stick 30011X 64 COMET 4-door Sedan, V-8 stick, radio A63877 64 ECONOLINE Heavy Duty Delivery new panel, eXcellent condition C80718 63 VALIANT Station Wagon, auto., radio 94718X 63 MERCURY 4-door Sedan, V-8 auto., radio E82148 62 PONTIAC Convertible, radio, V-8 atito,, 283 cu. in, A87748 62 COMET 4-door Sedan 6 cyl. standard E43085 61 RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 cyl. stick, excellent H46775 61 ANGLIA 2-doer, new tires 09104 COMING SOON- 6S METEOR Hardtcip, excellent SOUTH -END SERVICE ters, Mrs. Fred (Carrie) JarfloS at Windsor and Mrs. Elizabeth Snider of L01494. Pallbearers were V e r no Schatz, Clayton pfile, Jim Hay» ter, Jack CaiSer, Iludolphzenciag and Paul Decharrne. DASHWOOD GI4r,s The first meeting of the Dash- wood No, 2 Club for the project "The CIO Girl Entertains" was held at the Community Centre February 5 with six members present. The leaders are "Miss Norma Weigand and MrS, Wil- fred Becker. Election of officers was held. president is Joanne Hayter; vice President, Sheila Willert; see, retAry, Marie Andersen. The girls decided to call themselves “Dasliweod Entertainers", Notes were given and the leaders show- ed how to arrange flowers. PERSONAL Mrs. Ed Stire is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. PERSONALS Misses Nancy Kestle and Irene Opanski of London and Mr. J. Legg Jr. celebrated Nancy's 21st birthday, Feb. 14 at the home of Nancy's parents, Mr. & Mrs. David Kestle. Mrs. Jack Hewitt had as guests Sunday her son, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Hewitt of Sarnia a nd friends, Mr. & Mrs. J. Taylor, Winnipeg. Mr, Roy McRann returned home Monday from St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Robert Donaldson is in Toronto attending Trade School taking bricklaying, Mrs. Clarence Millson, a pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital is improving. By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL The final Euchre party spon- sored by the ACW of St. John's- by-the-Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend, to be held before Lent, took place Thursday even- ing in the Parish Hall. The prize winners were; Mrs. L. Gaudry, Mrs. Henry Green, Mrs. E. Datars, peter Eisen- ba.ch and Horace Lake. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. Ken Young and Rev. E. Insley. Mrs. Nola Taylor convened the prizes and Mrs. Roy Clark, social con» vener, was in charge of serving refreshments at the close of the evening. WI DONATES TO HOSPITAL The Grand Bend Women's In- stitute met Thursday with Mrs. Allan Parker, health convener in charge. Mrs. Parker spoke on drugs which was very interesting and informative. Roll call was a famous woman in the field of medicine. Donations of jams and jellies were brought in for South Huron Hospital. Mrs. Nola Taylor president, presided for the business. A com- mittee was named to plan for the District Annual on May 23 at Grand Bend. March meeting will be a des- sert meeting at 2:00 pm. Lunch was served by Mrs. Elgin Adams, Mrs. Wm Love, Mrs. Les Adams and mrs. Hugh Mtrrenz. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill attended the Laninton County hit- terical Society meeting at Wyom- ing Thursday evening, Dennis and Michael Mitchell of Anse. Craig are spending a few days this week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gill. Play ,euchre at Woodham • Ay MISS JEAN ;PPELANp The:LPL 49? held a euchre in. tile Orange hall Friday !VOA, 14" Nine tahleS, were jn PiaYi .The prize winners were Mend. high score, G. Johns;. ;PPP IIPt404t D.,.Ilappel;: lacite4 high *cOrt. Mrs, Anna Denham lene handal Mr. L. Ilern ,iplaylug. as The luclsy. draw was Wen by Mrs„ 'Evan Hodgina„ VARIETY SOCIAL A successful Y4entiee pecial was held In the orauge Mall 'xi- day evening, The program consisted of choruses by the Messengers, dance, Morleen Rudd, Grantors, accordion and guitar selections by Georona Schegerman and Don Robinson of St. Marys, orchestra numbers by Gordon Johns and Mac Mills of Whalen and Harry Heim, Norman and. Cliff Jaques' of Zion, also baton and dance by Carole Switzer, Leslie Humphrys, Elinor Mon- teith and Carol Hogg of St. Marys, vocal trio, Cathy and Joy Thacker and David Strahan. A skit “The Blackouts" by Danny Jaques and Carl Lang- ford was presented with Michele Robinson as cue girl, a dia- logue ' "The Test" with Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Mrs. John Rodd, Leonard Thacker, Wm. Spence, Ken Parkinson, La Verne Rodd, Don Brine and Glenn Copeland and• another dialogue J" The Con- cert Party" by Mrs. Oscar Brine, Mrs. Robert Robinson, Miss Karen Insley, Miss Jean Cope- land, Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Jini McNaughton, Reg McCurdy and Norris Webb. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Adrian- Pringle, Wayne and Terry of London visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Strahan, David and Robert were guests at the wedding of their son, Donald to Marlene Baker in St. Marys on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Smith re- turned home Sunday after spend- ing a very enjoyable week in Nassau whe re temperatures ranged in the 80's. Mrs. Ellis Strahan attended bridal showers for Miss Mar- lene Baker of St. Marys at the home of Miss Carl Strahan; Eighth Line and Mrs. Lloyd Drinkwalter of St. Marys last week. Page 14 'T vies February 22, 1948 Ockshwood, women busy, youths enjoy 'ride. Clandeboye native given new position SAVINGS By MRS. J. H. PATON Rev. G. Burton Hodgson, son of the late Mr. & Mrs. Eslie Hodgson, Clandeboye, and a for- mer member o f St. James Church, has been appointed to a new position as Associate Dir- ector of Administration for the diocese of Michigan. He was formerly' associate director of the program in charge of Christian education. He went to the United States ,at the age of 19 as a telegraph operator for the Grand Trunk railway in Pontiac. Later he became accountant for the Pon- tiac Motor Corporation. He en- tered the armed services in May 1942 and was discharged in 1946 with the rank of Captain. He entered Seabury-Western Seminary, Evanston, 111. and graduated in 1949. He returned to St. James church as guest speaker at the dedication of the new chapel in September 1958. He and his wife have two daughters, Susan 17, and Jane 16, and live in Birmingham, Mich. His promotion was announced by the Rt. Rev, Richard Emrich, Bishop of the Diocese of Michigan. HELP STREET LIGHTS One of the major items of business at the February meet- ing of Clandeboye WI held at the home of Mrs, Alan Hill was the installation of street lights in the village, The members are donating the proceeds from the sale of tickets on a large card table toward the project. Mrs. M. J. Simpson, conven- er of home economics and health, took health as her subject and chose an article on 'allergies' in which she said all those with allergies should accept it and carry any information in regard to their allergy on their person at all times. Mrs. J. Donaldson gave two appropriate readings to the topic. Mrs. Hill, district director, announced the District Annual to be held at Ailsa Craig, May 21. A letter was read from Mrs. E. Small, FWIO president, stating that the Officers Conference would be held May 1 and 2 at Guelph. Mrs, Ray Cunningham judged a contest on poetry writing which was won by Mrs. PeterGroen- ewegen. Mrs. Donaldson won the hostess prize, Mrs. Cunningham assisted the hostess. COMMUNITY EUCHRE A community euchre was held Friday night at Neil's School when a draw 'was made for a centennial quilt donated by St. Peter's CWL of Clandeboyeb It was won by Mrs. Wilfred Dixon RR 1, Clandeboye. Exeter 235.2322 •-.