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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-03-28, Page 12.77 Ng* 12 Timis-Advocate, March 20, 1960 Hot water for coffee A science class at Mount Carmel Separate School demonstrating some of their projects for the benefit of their parents at Tuesday's Open House used unconventional methods in trying to boil water. Above, Vincent Ayotte and Joe Glavin are adjusting the flame while Joseph Glavin and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilds look on. T-A photo Fire levels Kippen barn By MRS. NORMAN LONG Saturday evening about '7 pm a spectacular fire occurred at SEE THE 1968 4a,. CHRYSLER to Outboard BOATS & MOTORS AT MID-HURON MARINE GRAND BEND AT--THE—BRIDGE ;NM teiki; ire if. h LOW COST COLLATERAL LOANS ON THE SECURITY OF Government Bonds Approved Stocks and Debentures Cash Value of Life Insurance Trust CoMpany Guaranteed investment Certificates ONLY 7 1/2% INTEREST (Calculated on the balance owing (rota payment to payment) 44. 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No purehase notesaaryi • Golf Cart • Philips Food Blender • Kodak Instamatic Camera kit • or one of many other valuable glitsl Save up to $186 on .Stiediof drettgiti Ptiekaget .ARGO WOO PICKUPS Mothers Bros. Limited retMeri„ igtaereg CHRYSLER CANADA LTD Sap's :runnin' Mouth's waterin' Visitors with Mr.& Mrs. David Triebner d u r ing the weekend were Mr. Brock Parker and friend of Parry Sound, Brian Triebner, London, Mr. & Mrs. Don Jolly and family of Exeter. Miss Janet Kinch and friend, Toronto, visited with Miss Brenda Triebner during the holi- days. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Sturgeon and family of Bayfield visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Pridham and family. Jo Anne Sturgeon, who spent the past week with her cousins Nancy and Billy Pridham, returned home with her parents. By MRS. KEN McKELLAR Miss Margaret Jean Russell of London spent the week with her grandmother M r s. Grace Scott. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dodds were guests at the Blake-Dolmage wedding at Winthrop United church Saturday. Steven Taylor of Toronto, Jan- et, Donald and David Couper of Mitchell were holiday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Carey and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. & Mrs. Jack McGhee and family, London, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker. Miss Jean Binning, Mitchell visited with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar last week. Misses Catharine and Janet Scott of Seaforth holidayed with Miss Debbie Wallace and Mrs. Grace Scott last week. Miss Carol Ann Dow was one of the two students representing the Stratford Teachers College at the Ontario Educational As- sociation in Toronto last week. Mr. William Ringler, who was a frequent visitor at the home of his daughter Mrs. John Jef- ferson and the late Mr. Jeffer- son passed away in Sea.forthhos- pital Sunday at the age of 93 years. continued ;row page, in a tank of cold sap outside. Whlio we woldginIIPC911nlelict it as a. drink for people..with,an excess of cavities, the drink was most delectable and; the Only drawback was the sticky raaiOtiq in P41.! Aronnd 430 p.m, a check, showed that Infiay, of the sap. pails were A00.14 overifowjngand we .headed: out to oropti. them, We pitched in to help and With some expert coaching We quickly 14444.40 the art of grghhtui buckets by the bottom and tipping them over into our pail, Herb .knows all the tree!. in his bush and pointed to one that was just a sappling when he hougtt the form, TuOey, the giant tree, which grew out of an old stump, carried four buckets and is a top producer. The trees all looked the same to yqurs truly and wandering among them to empty the buckets WP 011101 tell which ones we had emptied as we twisted and turned through the bush. You got that one," Herb would call out as we headed in thp wrong direction towards a tree. Stumbling over tree roots and, splashing through water soon be- came most enjoyable, although our clothes may never be the same. However, we were able to ward off some of the outbursts at By. MRS. WELLWOOD GILL The March meeting of the Grand Bend WI was held in the town hall following a dessert luncheon served by Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Mrs. Art Finkbeiner, Mrs. Myrtle McGregor and Mrs. Arlo Stucky. The program was in charge of Citizenship Convener Mrs. Emery DesJardins. She had a panel who discussed Expo and what Centennial year meant to Wf members. On the panel were Mrs. Elgin Webb, Mrs. Ed Gill, Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Mr.Mur- ray DesJardins. Roll call was to name a Cabinet member of either the Federal or Provincial Government and state his or her portfolio. The motto was "That which thy fathers bequeathed to thee, earn it anew if thou wouldst possess it. Mrs. Nola Taylor president, presided for business. An in- vitation was read from the 4-H girls for Wi members to attend their tea in the United Church on April 6. Mrs. Elgin Webb was appointed delegate to officers Conference in Guelph. Mrs. Ed Gill, Mrs. Wm Love, Mrs. Colin Love were named to the nominating committee. All conveners are to have re- ports at the April meeting. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird returned home Sunday after spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Carl Vanner and Mr. Vanner at Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill and Larry Kowalchuk attended the Lambton County Historical Society meeting Thursday at the Oil of Canada Museum at Oil Springs. home by snggeAtIng:. the better .110f 1)011 the trousers 'and bOttla up the vast amount of syrup that would undoubtedly be contained therein. After Mtn; Our WP-gallon -tani.c. three times, we again jump,. Vd. onto the hack of the tractor to head for the Karcher home, leaving Ross with the taskof spending half . the night to bon, up the, sap that again filled all the storAge tanks.,, The- still was a red balk In the western sky as • we rolled up the 111114 tCW4rcis the h.04§.9, 4ccl glance over our ahtiltiat" ,VOW again that pletlireatihe sightstghtof smoke carltcmthr9c&11 the trees, Despite attempts (weak .ones). to .P404 up the. invitation for supper, we joined Mr. and Mu, Kercher in a feed that included fluffy pancakes and fresh maple amp, r.Yin'iromrot We received further reward Or the day when our host pack- aged up a quart of syrup to take home and we were hardly in the door before it was Pneneti and helm, sampled by the wife, amidst luestions of why -what had been intended as a two-hour stay had turned into an all-day event,, However, it was a .most eiliur, Ole day and brought hAok a few memories of a couple of child-_ hood days and We hope it may have stirred memories for some of Our readers t99, There's probably nothing. bet.- terthP..c s spring -Or In the sugar bush and it certainly 'filled our quest for stories and pie- tares; Constant Consistent Advertising THAT'S THE WAY TO .MORE. PROFITS Kippen when Mr. Elzar Mous- seau's two-storey chicken barn about 50 x 100 feet was burned to the ground. A strong, northerly wind at the time, threatened the sur- rounding homes and much credit is due the firemen in the effort they have shown in saving the other buildings near by. The same night one of Mr. Norman Dickert's front windo ws was blown in. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes of London were Sunday guests of Mr. Robert. Thomson. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Burke of Wroxeter and Mr. & Mrs. Win- ston Workman, Exeter, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mellis. Mr. Rochus Faber returned home this week from a vaca- tion in Florida. Mrs. Norman Long visited with Rev. & Mrs. D. A. MacMillan of London, Tuesday. Jbe: "I hear you're working for the guy who owns the new beatty salon." Moe: "Yt.ah —I ignore the wo,- men when they walk in, and ' whistle at them when they come out!" 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