The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-04-24, Page 7CHROME PLATEO
GARDEN
TOOLS
CULTIVATOR,
TRANSPLANTING
TROWEL,
GARDEN TROWEL'
GARDEN FORK,
Usually 69c each
Your 4 9
Choice EG. $6.49
Duality made for durability.
Comfortable, easy grip
wooden handles, ease-clean'
rust proof chromed blades.
ADJUSTABLE ANGLE
HEDGE
SHEAR GRASS SHEAR Bottom blade serrated and
notched. Drop-forged,
hardened and hallow
ground bledes, Locking
nut. Bic" blades.
Ono hand, horizontal, diagonal
and vertical cutting adjustment
comfort grip vinyl
coated handles.
WEED.N.FEED
With
KILLED(
owlet, Only running. Pushibutton
starting, Stamped stool deck;
114H.P, 2,450 RPM; single
blade; steel Cut rodUction
gears with safety slip
clutch,
NOTICE
Rether's Restaurant
EXETER
WILL BE
CLOSED
Monday, April 28
For Further Redecorating
SWINGING SPRING
SALE
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DELUXE
PLASTIC HANDLE
PRUNING
SHEAR
IRV duck bill style, extra
strong, host quality, double
edge. Drop-forged steel,
hardened and tempered,
220
COLEMAN
LIQUID FUEL
Burns clean without soot
or smoke, gives best
operating performance.
Special blond includes •
rust inhibitor. 128 ozs.
vc,p,A. 151
300 Coleman Liquid Fuel
in 40 oz, size, only Sic
39
Usually $3.98 IN
VICTOR
SLINGSHOT
2 GALLON PLASTIC
WATERING
POT
Lightweight,
attractive, easy to
keep clean.
Sale
Price 127
REG. 61,89
1
59
SPECIAL
Well balanced for target
shooting and small game.
Adjustable rubber sling;
leather pouch; builtln
ammunition compartment.
FARDEN.AGIVER I
20", 3 H.P.
K_ROTARY MOWER
Briggs & Stratton angina with re-
coil sleet end automatic choke,
DexundraWn side chute deck
Is contoured for non-clog
discharge; reinforced,
heavy stool. New
cinnamon sand
colour,
LADIES'
GARDEN GLOVES
Print cotton gloves with knit
wrists protect hands and
fingernails. One size fits all.
V-10100)
Sale Price
6995
18" ELECTRIC
ROTARY MOWER
COASTER WAGON
Sturdy bolt eonstrUction, 14" x
34" birch body; protected with-
natural finish.
10-94,Annl
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Feeds lawn and kills most
harditoddli lawn Weeds in
one operethan.
228 22 lb. bag Covers
6,000 sq. ft
645
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5995
224 2,505 co, ft, Special
11 lb.covers 395
FISHER
MAIN ST i=I7 235.2190
HARDWARE
Reg. $3.25
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MEN'S "A" LEAGUE
PLAY-OFFS
(J. Fuller 763) 3 7
(J. Jones 696) 1 1
(F. Brintnell 656) 4 6
(B. Farquhar 666) 0 1
(D. McKnight 715) 2 5
(B. NicoI713) 2 4
(A. Finlayson 865) 4 8
(M. Brintnell 792) 0 0
MEN'S "13" LEAGUE
PLAY-OFFS
(K, Clarke 639) 4
(B. Jones 701) 0
(B. Vanderworp 789) 2
(L. Stire 708) 2
(G. Wilson 701) 3
(J. Rau 706) 1
(J. Gould 669) 4
MEN'S CONSOLATION
PLAY-OFFS
(R. Weber 674) 4
(C. Atthill 661) 0
(R. Dickey 622) 3
(G. Webb 617) 1
(F. Brintnell 684) 3
(B. Bourne 682) 1
(B. Greenacre 798 ) 4
(A. Cudmore 704) 0
LADIES' A LEAGUE
PLAY-OFFS
(L. Smith 711) 7
(D. Munroe653) 0
(P. Haugh 625) 4
(G. Farquhar 673) 3
(W. Brintnell 678) 5
(J. Taylor 605) 2
(0. Dobson 606) 7
(S. Middleton 661) 0
LADIES' CONSOLATION
PLAY-OFFS
(D. Hackwell 597) 7
(M. Mathers 452) 0
(0. Essery 701) 4
(A. Prout 612) 3
LADIES'"0" LEAGUE
PLAY-OFFS
(R. Maurer 618)
(F. Reiouw 644)
(V, Stagg 596)
(M. Brunzlow 617)
(E. Caldwell 580)
(J. Dougherty 522)
(L. Stire 568)
(D. Frayne 603)
(D. Gaiser 575)
(R. Greene 539)
(S. Smith 687)
(E. Reid 579)
MIXED LEAGUE
PLAY-OFFS
(J. Russell 723)
(P. Durand 676)
(L. Heywood 625)
(A Miller 560)
(M. Whiting 616)
(Forfeit)
(B. Greenacre 815)
(G. Latulippe 609)
(B. Cunningham 558)
(C. Atthill 567)
(A. Anderson 578)
(Forfeit)
(A. Wallace 601)
(L. Webber 639)
(M. Kadey 520)
(L. McFalls 527)
(L. Moore 631)
(B. Corkum 659)
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(P. Pooley 330)
(D. Holtzmann
(M. Dougherty 258)
(B. Gunn 261)
(K. Berdan 265)
(J. Veri 383)
(./. Webb 384)
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By MI$S JEAN COPELAND
WOOPHAM
The regular meeting of the
Woodham Messengers was held
in the church April 20 with 25
present.
The theme was read by the
president. The Messenger Motto
was repeated in unison.
Elizabeth Levy read the
scripture. Readings were given
by Vernon Thomson, Mary Lou
Thomson and Karen. Insley.
Michelle Robinson led in prayer.
Paul Brine and Lori Webb
favoured with piano solos, Judy
Dickey gave a Study Book story.
Linda Timms sang a solo.
Bible Study on Moses was
given by Mrs. G. Copeland.
Marion Levy and Ellen Copeland
received the offering.
It was decided to hold the
next meeting a week later, May
25.
Promotion pins were received
by the following for 1968:
honour pins, Calvin Rodd, Larry
Rundle, Robin Dickey; second
year bar, Brian Thomson; third
year bar, Vernon Thomson;
fourth year bar, Pamela Rodd,
David Tomlinson, Michelle
Robinson, Mary Lou Thomson;
fifth year bar, Karen Insley.
BUNNY BUNDLE EUCHRE
A euchre party was held in
the Orange Hall on Friday
evening sponsored by the
L,O.B,A., the L.O.L., R.B.P.
Orange Lodges. The proceeds
amounting to $33.20 will be
forwarded to the Bunny Bundle,
Prize winners were ladies' high
score, Mrs. James Wilson,
Exeter; lone hands, Mrs. Heber
Shute, Kirkton; men's high
score, Mrs. Harold O'Brien,
Rannoch; men's lone hands, Mrs.
Mervin Shute, Kirkton; card
draw, Mrs. Atkinson, Lucan;
lucky draw on box of groceries,
JR. BOYS & GIRLS
(G. Penhale 312)
(W. Gilfillan 313 )
(R. Greenacre 374)
(D. Brintnell 293)
(B. Wilson 335)
(S. Thompson 316)
SR. BOYS & GIRLS
(D. Hunter 375)
(B. Datars 277)
(B. MacDonald 530)
(P. Robinson 385)
(L. Farquhar 443)
(J. Ferguson 322)
LUCAN LANES
LUCAN MEN'S LEAGUE
SD (J. Collins 588) 2 62
CS (K. Simpson 597) 1 48
RE (D. Watson 644) 3 42
DU (D. Morgan 531) 1 24
JH (K. Hardy 729) 0 22
FE (W. Hickson 705) 2 18
LUCAN LADIES' LEAGUE
Sputniks 8953
Dairymaids 8572
High Hopes 8126
Frisky Six, 7955
GROUP "B"
Pixies
Clandeboye Cuties
Coppettes
Shamrocks
Hootenannies
COLLEENS
B6 (C. Clark 517)
BL (R. Cunningham 497)
SS (E. Smith 458)
CP (E. Hodgins 547)
TG (L. Harrison 611)
SP (M. Dykeman 504)
Mrs. Atkinson, Lucan,
PERSONALS
Mr. 8z Mrs. Fred Ronsick of
London visited with Mr. 4 Mrs,
Jack Smith Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Corsaut of Blrr
visited for the weekend with Mr.
& Mrs. David Wheeler,
Miss Doris Mills, bride-elect of
this month was honoured by the
community Friday evening with
a miscellaneous shower held in
the church,
Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Pringle of
London visited Saturday evening
with Miss Jean Copeland. Mrs.
Lawrence Copeland and Murray
Whalen youth
visits Toronto
By MRS. PRANK SQUIRE
WHALEN
Roy Pullman spent the
weekend in Toronto with other
members of the Medway High
School Band. The Band played
at Victoria Park School. This
was a school exchange.
EUCHRE
The final community euchre
party for this season was held at
the community centre Friday
evening. Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Heather were the committee in
charge, A pot luck supper was
served followed by euchre with
six tables at play.
Prizes went to ladies high,
Mrs. McLeod Mills; men's high,
Ken Hodgson; lone hands, Mrs.
Margery Morley; consolation,
Mrs. Ken Hodgson.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wallis and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alton
Wallis and Gerald.
Mr. & Mrs. Villis Kalnins and
son Detroit and Mr. & Mrs. G. L,
Gruve, London, were weekend
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Arvid
Beitans.
Mr. & Mrs. William Morley
visited Sunday with Mrs. Gordon
Morley and Joan, Stratford.
Mrs. Arvid Beitans attended a
bridal shower in honor of
Dzentra Stirako at the home of
Mrs. Z. Petrovskis, London.
Mrs, Arvid Beitans was soloist
at a concert at the Nordon
Banquet Hall, London, Saturday
evening which was sponsored by
the Latvian Relief Society on
their anniversary. There was also
a banquet and dance.
Mesdames Norman, Percy,
Gordon and Allen Hodgins
attended the annual meeting of
the Anglican Church Women for
the Diocese of Huron at St.
Pa uls Cathedral, London,
Sunday evening.
.Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hodgins
visited Saturday evening with
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gee, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kirkham,
Mitchell, visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman.
Granton WI met at the home
of Mrs. Percy Hodgins Tuesday
evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Simpson,
London were recent visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Baillie.
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We would like to thank everyone who helped out in
= anyway with our dance.
HURON COUNTY TROTTING
PONY CLUB —EXETER
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We Carry A Good Range of
Styles and Sizes
LIGHTWEIGHT BOOTS $15.95 & 19.95
HEAVY DUTY BOOTS $17.95 & $22.95
OXFORD STYLE $14.95
WOMEN'S HUSH PUPPIES
WITH STEEL TOES $14.95
SHOE Smyth' S STORE LTP.
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Phone 235-1933 Exeter, Ontario
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Observe .0W:ism&
oviom,xgN.1)4KEI-4AFI.
Mr. .& Mrs. John Wallace and
Debbie attended morning service
At Knox .church, Mitchell,
Sunday when their
granddaughter, Julia Ann
Parkinson was baptized, They
also visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Robt, Parkinson.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gillespie of
London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs, '11, L, Scott.
Mr. 4 Mrs, Alex Gardiner
spent Sunday with Mr. .& Mrs,
Ed Knechtel, Rostock and
Monday with Dr. ,Sr Mrs. A. N.
.Sunday guests with Mra.,L R.
jefferson were Mrs. Roy Reed,
Mrs. Ernest Waddell, Mrs, Cliff
Kemp of Fullarton,
& Mrs, Calder McKaig
visited Mr. Ernest Luxton who 15.
A patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter,
Mrs. Charles Douglas is a
patient in Stratford . General
Hospital,
at Cromarty service.
Atkinson and Mr. & Mrs',
Richard Kilpatrich„ Wingham.
Mrs, Wilmer' Howatt,
Londesboro, visited 100 Mr, .4
Mrs, Alex Gardiner,
If you're casting a
wider shadow these days
you could be in trouble
People in our "Stress Society" tend to over-indulge
and as a result overweight and high blood pressure
are common problems. If you're in your 40's or 50's
the odds are high you have one or both of these
problems. If you identify yourself with this group
you'd be wise to do something about it. Like getting
regular check-ups, finding out your limits, and stick-
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insurance, and discovered that the cost in your case
is high, or even difficult to get, Manufacturers Life
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Promotion pins presented
to Woodham Messengers
of London were Sunday visitors.
The sympathy of the
community is extended to the.
family of the late John Barley
whose funeral took place in
Mitchell Friday afternoon.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Douglas Webb who were married
in Dundas Centre United
Church, London, Saturday
afternoon. Mr. 4 Mrs. Norris
Webb and family and Mr. & Mrs.
Ira McCurdy were guests at the
wedding.
A basket of flowers was
placed in the church sanctuary
Sunday by the family of the late
John Barley.
Get well wishes are extended
to Miss Ada Hopkin who is a
patient in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice
MacDonald, Grand Bend, Mr. &
Mrs. Peter Sovereign and family,
Lucan, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Kooy
and Bonnie, Exeter were
Saturday evening guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Tom Kooy,
Mr. & Mrs. H, A. Mullins,
London, were guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Carroll Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee
visited with Mr, & Mrs.
Raymond Greenlee, Exeter,
Sunday.
Patti & Freddie Dobbs,
children of Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Dobbs were Tuesday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Marziali,
Rosanne and Louisa, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee
attended the wedding reception
and dance for Mr. & Mrs. Robt.
Taylor (nee Cathy Amos)
Kirkton, Saturday evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Ted England were
guests Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Heber Davis.
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CARNATION
MILK
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2/39c
KRAFT
CHEESE
WHIZ
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16 OZ.1
MA XWELL. HOUSE KELLOGGS
COFFEE' CORN
REG. 99c FLAKES
LB. BAG 79 R EG 37c
311
BABY
HEINZ ASSORTED
STRAINED
4340Z, JARS
REG, 59c OM
FOODS
CLUB HOUSE
BLACK
NEW 4 OZ.
REG. 49c
SHAKE
3‘n
PEPPER
PURE
TIN
SALADA FINEST ORANGE
TEA BAGS
PKG. 60
REG. 87c 79C
ALL
7 LB:
FIVE
FLOUR
REG, 93c
ROSES
PURPOSE
77A
FRESH CHICKEN
LEGS AND
BREASTS
LB. 53C LE3.33
WINGS
MAXWELL
INSTANT
COFFEE
OZ. REG. $1.31 $1
HOUSE
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HEINZ COOKED
SPAGHETTI
14 OZ. REG.
2/3(A
2/45c
10
PnTATOES
ONTARIO NO.
REG. 45c
1
LBS. 294 cni. ii oz.
REG. 69c
HOSTESS
POTATO
CHIPS
J7 ‘I. REG.
24 OZ,
27c
LEWIS
BREAD
LOAF
3/65
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CLEAR
PENMAN'S 71 FLATKNIT
UNDERWEAR. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
REG. $3.95
PENMAN'S 71 FLATKNIT
UNDERWEAR UNION SUITS'
2
F OR
THE 1 REG. $6.25
PENMAN'S HIGH GRADE
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
PRICE
(BALBRIGGAN) UNDERWEAR, OF
REG, $2.29
PENMAN'S BALBRIGGAN
UNION SUITS REG. $3.35
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MATERIALS
Flannels, Tartans
and Printed Corduroy
. Ideal for Skirts,
Slacks and Jumpers
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
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REGULAR SEASON DART CHAMPS The regular season championship of the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league was won by the Dart Sharks. The winners are shown above receiving the trophy from Legion
president Gordon "Bob" Sanders. From left, Larry and Jean Estey and Jake and Verdun Lindenfield.
BANTAM GIRLS
OW (B. Ferguson 272)
CA (G. Fuller 239)
RO (S. Thompson 246)
PEE WEE BOYS & GIRLS
LI (R. Scott 184)
ZE (J. Fuller 165)
BE (B. McDonald 126)
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MEASURING PONIES - Sunday, April 27
at 1:00 at Exeter Race Track. All
Ponies Welcomed