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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-13, Page 2Enjoy outdoor breakfast Some 44 men from Main Street United Church enjoyed a breakfast of bacon and eggs at Morrison Dam, Sunday, Rev, Barmen Heeg, Bethel Reformed Church, was the guest speaker and Rev. Douglas Warren led a singsong and conducted the service. Shown in the foreground from the left are: Clarence Smith, Ken Johns (back to camera), Rev. Heeg, Rev. Warren and Carl Mills. — Photo by Doerr FINEST QUALITY ONLY HOUSE PAINT —100 line PORCH & FLOOR EN. — 1800 line ACRYLIC LATEX H.P. —1100 line EXTERIOR PRIMERS ALMATEX GLOSS ENAMEL -800 line RANCH .& TRIM. COLOURS 1200110 COAT SUPER WHITE. H.P.' -1099 1146 2 GALLONS for $12.98 Regularly $10.85 per Gallon 2 QUARTS for $4.44 Regularly $3.45 per Quart 2 GALLONS for $15,84 Regulatly .$1Z95 per Gallon 2 QUARTS .fOr $4.84 'Regularly .$3.85:Per'QOart. SIGNS BY EBSTE 24.0680 DAYS ONLY PINE 14-22 1119KINLEY, ROBERT MONDAY, - JUNE 17 6 P.m. TO 8 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE At All Conirniifei Robins or from. Poll Chillemen At OM Each AISO Availabld Asg0tiation) at the Park • Wins conservation job Choose contestants for Kirkton event Stephen township council at its latest meeting decided not to accept Me loan aPPliCa- lions. from Stephen farmers if any of the :work, has already §tarted. In future, applications must be endorsed by council and .fOrwarri- ed to the Ontario Treasury 'De- partment for their approval be- fore work can commence, At the same meeting, council July 1 —Continued frOm front page the Ontario Department of Edu- cation- Willert will be the camp man- ager for the week and Don Ora- vett, Recreation director at Han- over is one of the course commit- tee members. Attending the six day course from Exeter will be Elizabeth. Mickle, Michelle Harrison, Bar- bara Gilfillan and Eleanor Stan- lake. The Exeter *Kinsmen club will again sponsor the local sum- mer playground program, In other busineSs, RAP: Decided to take steps to curb the unnecessary trespassing on parks property by automobiles and horses. An ad is being plac- ed in the T-A notifying citizens that anyone caught in unauthor- ized areas will be prosecuted. Several members of the com- mittee said they had seen cars, bikes and horses on several of the freshly seeded areas in the last couple of days. Authorized the purchase of two umbrellas for the lifeguard stands at the swimming pool. Learned that the swimming pool will open this weekend with public swimming from 2-4 and 7-9 on both Saturday and Sunday and from 3:30-5:30 and 7-9 on weekdays until public school holi- days begin. Rejected a motion from mem- ber Mrs. Lee Dobbs that a 5 year tree planting program be started in the river,flats at Riverview park. SAFETY ATTITUDES A farmer said recently, "I don't mind wearing a safety hat, because I can see it might keep me from getting hurt, but I sure get tired of all this talk about safety attitudes", Do you feel like this? Well maybe he — and you — already have this safe attitude. For isn't a safe attitude just being able to rec- ognize hazards and doing some- thing about it? approved eight tile drain deben- tures. in the amount of $44,800, brinOng the total amount issued by the municipality since the plan was started in 1958 to close to the gOvernment approved lima of $200,000, A month ago, Stephen passed a resolution asking the provin- cial government to extend the loan limitation to $500,000, but approval has ROt yet been re- ceived, The tender of Hubert Cooper, RR 1 Exeter, for the supply of weed and brush spray was ac- cepted, Cooper, whose tender was the lowest of three received, will supply weed spray for $5.67 per gallon and brush ki II at $11,07 per gallon, In other business, council: Decided to call tenders for approximately 20,000 cubic yards of crushed gravel to be spread on township roads. Tenders are to be in the hands of clerk Wil- mer D. Wein by July 2. Received and accepted a drain petition from Newton Hayter and others in the area of Lots 8 and 9 on Concessions 20 and 21. Approved a grant of $30 to the Hensall. Spring Fair and also agreed to pay $4 to each of 12 Hensall Calf Club members from the township of Stephen. Received a request for repair of the Fletcher Drain from Willy Coolman and from Mrs. Helen Klemke for repair of the Cen- tralia Extension Drain. Approved a loan of $1,500 to the Stephen Township Commun- ity Centre Board for washroom renovations at the township hall. Swim pool — Continued from front page Representatives present also presented for consideration a nail driving contest for ladies, a pie eating contest for area civic officials and other similar contests. Area residents will be in- vited to bring their picnic sup- per to the park and make it a complete day. The group plans to meet again next week to finalize plans for the program and they will be listed in this newspaper prior to July 1, Organizations assisting with the program will be the Board of Trade, Lions, Legion, Kinsmen, Kinettes, Legion Auxiliary, Teen Town, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Saddle Club and Rodeo Committee and council. Tom. 'Prout, a Exeter, has been chosen by the Ontario de- partment of energy and resources management for a province wide 1968 junior conservationist award. The awards, designed to stim- ulate interest in conservation, will give the 20 Ontario winners a week's orientation course in the subject, then give them on, CUSTOM KILLING & CUTTING Locker rental by the month or year PHONE 237-3471 DASHVVOOD the-job training .;in varlet:1s. con- servation areas, They will draw- $5 a day plus expenses ;tbrongh. out the pro. ram which runsfrom. July 2 to August 10, Students 'between the ages .Pt 16 to .19. were invited; to apply for the pregTem, They were Inter- viewed by officials of lecal con, 4eryetten authorities and select,. et) by the deportment on the basis ROUND STEAK 89C RUMP ROASTS 894 SPARE RIBS SSC WIENERS 494 of authority Ten° rnrn endationp, The grade. 12 SIMS student. was ;sponsored oy. the APa.ble River Conservation authority,. The youths will be given basic instruction at the Metropolitan. Toronto and fiegicincOnServation authority's Ltraining school at Al, hien IQ mtWeliPMTQl,.794 They NM then be attached to various, conservation areas L.B, LB, LB, Page Tirnel-Advocate, June 13, 1968 Won '# okay loans after work started Sixty-eight numbers were pre- sented by public school children from a wide area on Fridaynight in the South Perth Centennial School auditorium. These chil- dren displayed their various tal- ents before the ajudicator, Lorne Dotterer, of Goderich, and a capacity audience. It was Mr. Dotterer's diffi- cult task to select the numbers to appear on the Juvenile Pro- gram at the annual Kirkton Gar- den Party in July where cash prizes are awarded to the final winners of the three classes -- von al , instrumental and spec- ialty. Gerald Paul was the capable master of ceremonies for the evening. The children chosen to appear at the Garden Party were Cathy Lou Muir, St. Marys; Janet Park- inson, Woodham; Barbara Mull- wyk, Brussels; LoriMcCutcheon, Paul Mutter, Blaine McCutcheon and Kim Sullivan, Brussels; Joan Elliott and Julie Valance, Brus- sels; Kathy Edighoffer, Mitchell, Kathy Edighoffer and Beverley Kemp, Mitchell; accordion trio, Monkton; Bellabeth porter, St. Marys; Helen Moore, Kitchener; Perry Snelgrove, Delaware; Bon- nie Norris, Russeldale; The Ir- vine Sisters, Granton; Judith. Thomson, London; Anita Black- man, Cathy Gardner and Karen Humphrys, St. Marys; Garth and Joan Franklin, Moorefield; Nancy Nickles, Granton. The Kirkton Community As- sociation sponsors this compe- tition and the committee in charge consists of Mrs. Raymond Payn- ter, Mrs. Fred Switzer and Mrs. Clayton Ross. McKI N LEY LIBBY'S DEEP BUTTERED PEAS & CORN 1202. TINS 5/1.00 Huron Electors IF IT'S ACTION You Want "BOB" Is Your Man For the past 2 1/2 years "Bob" McKinley has capably represented the constituents of Huron in Ottawa. He has worked full-time on your behalf. As a Farmer . . . • "Bob" McKinley will fight for increased wheat sales. • "Bob" McKinley supports the plan for an "Eastern Bureau of Agriculture" • "Bob" McKinley will fight for updating of the Farm Improvement Loans Act. KEEP A STRONG VOICE IN OTTAINa . FOR HURON FARMERS As a Businessman . • "Bob" McKinley will fight to cut out wasteful spending • "Bob" McKinley will fight to reduce the rate of inflation • "Bab" McKinley, as a member of the Labour Committee, works continuously for the working man. For Sincere, Full-time Representation ON JUNE 25, RE-ELECT PLAN TO ATTEND THE Mammoth Chicken Barbecue AT Goderich Agricultural, Park Guest Speaker: HON. W. A. STEWART0 Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food (Published by the Huron. Progressive Conservative 4