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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-05-01, Page 18Page 18 Times-Advocate, May 1, 1969 Now, choose from 39 fun-packed • CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS! I 0 105 HP, 85 HP. 70 HP. FISHING'S MORE FUN when you power-up with the right outboard to suit your needs, from the popular lightweight 15 to the tough and torrid 20. Take a good look at Chrysler's all-new Lo-Profile fishing outboards—the 5, 7 and 9.9 hp., each with big-engine features like full gearshift, spline-drive props and more. 14 models In all, Including two electric-start Auto- lectrIcs (9.9 and 20 hp.). MORE FAMILY FUN is yours fo enjoy with Chrysler's 35, 45, and 55 hp. outboards. Whether you go for slow trolling or hot racing— these top performers give you your kind of action — quietly, economically. 18 models to choose from. MAGNAPOWER MEANS ALL FUN—NO FUSS! The big extra with the new 55, 70, 85 and 105 is Chrysler MAGNAPOWER, outboarding's most advanced ignition system. MAGNAPOWER means all play and no work when you re out on the water. 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Shown above chatting after the dinner are guest speaker Pete James of CFPL London, Darryl Sittler of the London Knights, Paul Roach who is organizing this summer's hockey school at Huron Park and Al Parker, president of the Grand Bend Athletic Association.T-A photo Drain firm receives grant from Development Corp. 7'7 ® 0 LOCAL tliADWARKS, IF ANTS ARE SUCH BUSY INSECTS — HOW DO THEY FIND TIME TO COME TO OUR PICNICS? Now's the time for picnics, or trips to your favorite vacation spot. Get your car in good shape for them. Drive over today for a thorough check-up. RON Piet AUTO SALES [ TOYOTA SALES A.GSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24#/&:TOWING 0235.17106 EXETER Next Time You're In . .. Try Our Giant Cheese- burger Charbroiled to Perfection . .. with All the Trimmings only 55 DERBY DIP Highway 4 South of Exeter Dial 235.2541 For Take Out Orders Underage (Under 25) Drivers ... SAVE 15% ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE John J. 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EXETER 235.1250 EVENINGS 235.1130 PHONE 238-2036 Open Daily Until 9:00 p.m. MRS, GARNET MINERS Mrs. Garnet Miners, the former Vera May Batten, Exeter, formerly of Usborne Township, passed away Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. She was 80 years old. She was predeceased by her hUsband, Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Howard (Marion) Johns, Usborne Township and Mrs. Erie (Margaret) Carscadden, Exeter; one son, John, Usborne Township; and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Archer and Mrs. Cora Perkins, both of London. Funeral service was Wednesday from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home with Rev, S. Miner officiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jim Carscadden, Douglas Miners, Stephen Johns, Kenneth Riggs,, Jim Sweitzer, and Wayne Shannon. ANTHONY LOUIS DIETRICH Anthony Louis Dietrich, aged two years, RR 3 Dashwood, SP":49 76" SPECIALS 1968 AUSTIN 1100 Automatic, only 13,000 miles E22268 1966 COMET Hardtop 2-door, V-8, 4-speed transmission, radio H78723 1965 METEOR Montcalm 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic, red, new tires. Driven by an old man. H77078 1965 METEOR 500 Rideau. Radio, power steering and brakes. H78764 1964 OLDSMOBILE 4-door Sedan H77973 1963 METEOR 4-door V-8, stick shift, radio. H79559 1962 COMET 2-door New paint, 24,500 miles. H47657 1962 FORD 2-door Hardtop. Automatic, radio. H78765 Coming Soon . . . 1963 AUSTIN A-60 Sedan. Automatic, radio, back up lights, the works, like new. 1964 M G B Red SOUTH -END SERVICE Exeter 235-2322 , OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital Monday. The child is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen. Dietrich; his grandparents, Mrs. Christena Dietrich, RR 3 Dashwood, and Mrs. Rika Eugelink, Holland; sisters, Pauline, Alice and Irene, all at home; one brother, Dennis, at home. Funeral mass will be today (Thursday) at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with interment in Mt. Cannel Cemetery. Pallbearers are Gerard, Bill and Frank Dietrich and Gerard Glavin. ROBERT EDWARD SILLERY Robert Edward Sillery, 72, Exeter, passed away in South Huron Hospital Thursday. He was the husband of the former Laura Govier. Surviving besides his wife are three daughters, Mrs. Donald (Alma) Davey, Stephen Township; Mrs. Calvin (Dorcas) Wein, Exeter; Mrs. Emil (Patricia) Hendrick, Stratford; one son, Douglas of Usborne Township; ten grandchildren; two brothers, William of Exeter and Norris of Brucefield; and one sister, Mrs. Alec (Zoe) Duncan, Exeter. Funeral service was from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home Saturday with Rev. Harold Snell officiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray Perkins, Garnet Hicks, Louis Davey, Gerald Prout, Roylance Westcott and Arthur Ford. MRS. ROBERT LYNETT Mrs. Robert Lynett, the former Grace Ilene Brock passed away April 20 at her hdme, 70 Cornerbrook Drive, Don Mills, in her 43rd year. She was born at Elimville, the only daughter of the late John Brock and Mrs. Mabel O'Reilly of London. She worked in Galt where she met and married Robert Lynett, 22 years ago. She had four children, Connie 19; Christine 17; Michael 13; and John 8. Cliftoa Brock, Stephen Township and Bill Brock, London, are her only brothers. Funeral services were held Wednesday from Paul O'Connor Funeral Home with mass being said at the Annunication of Our Lady Church, Don Mills. Interment was in Mount View Cemetery, Galt. OLIVE MARIE KUHN Olive Marie (Boyd) Kuhn, 35, passed away in General and Marine Hospital, Collingwood, April 22. Survivors include her daughters, Paula and Susan; her mother, Mrs. C. Faber, Exeter; brothers, John of London and Steven of Exeter; and sisters, Lynne and Patricia, both of Exeter. Funeral services were held at the Fawcett Funeral Home, Collingwood. Interment was in Collingwood Cemetery. If china and earthenware become stained or discoloured, use salt moistened with water to rub them clean. Stained vases and bottles respond to a cleansing solution of salt and vinegar. Let stand for a few hours, shake vigorously and rinse with clean water. noted Mr. MacNaughton, MPP for Huron. "I am pleased to see development in nearby centres and I anticipate that the industrial park will encourage other industries to locate in neighbouring communities." "As I have indicated on previous occasions, our intention is to allow for a period of consolidation at Centralia Industrial Park before Phase 2 of the development is launched. During the interim period, I am hopeful that a number of prospects will consider establishing new operations in the surrounding area," Mr. MacNaughton stated. The Hensall firm plans to produce larger sizes of tile in the future, from 8 inches in Choral fest well received District music lovers were treated to a special choral evening service in James St.- United Church Sunday. Theme of the service was "The Fatherhood of God, the Brotherhood of Man." Joining the James St. choir for the occasion were Mrs. L. Kleinstiver, organist; Harry Hoffman, soloist; Rev. Robert Wilson, violinist; and Gerald Skinner, choir member. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Hugh Wilson. Running into debt isn't so bad. It's running into creditors that hurts. diameter upwards, and will construct an office addition to its plant this spring. The new plant has a capacity of 6 million lineal feet annually. It employs 10 people and is operating 24 hours a day. The ODC loan will not have to be repaid if the company meets certain conditions over a six-year period. Lawyer claims town not liable P. L. Raymond, town solicitor, advised Monday that in his opinion council does not have any liability in regards a bill for fire department services which was sent to Usborne council from St. Marys. The situation arose from a fire last summer when a car burned on Highway 23 near Woodham. The Exeter Fire Department understood that the fire was on the east side of the road — and thereby out of their area — and didn't attend. St. Marys was then called to the scene and found the fire was on the west side and sent Usborne a bill for $400 for the call. Usborne officials felt Exeter should help pay the bill because the fire had actually been in the area covered by the local brigade. However, Raymond pointed out that the area fire agreement says the town shall incur no liability for failing to supply equipment to any fire. A fire at Ipperwash beach Sunday was not as serious as first reports would have it. Although the fire had gotten a fair start as it was driven by the wind, brigades from Thedford and Forest and a party of 200 militia from Camp Ipperwash were called to quell the blaze. Not much property damage was caused by the fire. GRAND BEND GIDEON BIBLES ARE PRESENTED Members of the South Huron Gideon ('amp are busy this week presenting testaments to grade five students throughout the district. In the picture above taken at Exeter Public School, Tuesday, Squire Herdman, Rev. Harman Heeg of Bethel Reform Church, Exeter, Don Jolly and Edgar Cudmore are presenting individual testaments to Howard Jones, Debra Whiting, Robert Jolly and David Krampp. T-A photo Treasurer Charles MacNaughton announced early Wednesday afternoon that a cheque in the amount of $52,000 was being mailed to the Big "0" Tile Drain Co. Ltd. of Hensall from the Ontario Development Corporation. The interest free loan granted under the province's Equalization of Industrial Opportunity program contributes toward the cost of the $174,500 plastic drain tile plant, south of Hensall. The company started production in September and marketed over 1,000,000 feet of its product before the end of the year. Principal use of the plastic tile, which is being produced in diameters of up to 4 inches and in 250-foot lengths, is farm drainage in Southwestern Ontario, where drain tile has been in short supply. However, the almost unlimited uses for the product have prompted enquiries from all across Canada. "This is the third E.I.O. loan for Huron County outside Centralia Industrial Park," Thompson-Warner Motors