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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-05, Page 18HENSALL BROWNIES FLY UP • At a special ceremony held last week, a group of Hensall gisls"flew up" from Brownies to Girl Guides. Shown above being pinned by leader Mrs, Bob Cook are, from left, Tracey Turner, Tonette Mattucci, Barbara Cooper, Tammy Baker, Deana Reaburn and Susan Vanstone." r-A photo Exeter police 'go western' in full riding rodeo regalia )8 Times-Advocoto, .lung 5, 9 HENSALL Ronald Doehn, pianist, and Mrs. Berne McKinley, marimbaist, will join organist Mrs, Jack Terkheim in Hensall United Church to provide special music for the anniversary services Sunday. Speaker will be Rev. Clifford Waite, a former RCAF Bomber Command crew member, who is presently serving at Mindaumin. Six transfer to Hensall UC Holy Communion was administered in Hensall United Church Sunday morning. Rev. H.F. Currie delivered an inspiring message. The following transferred to the Hensel] United Church: Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. George Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym. Coach Works donate drapes HENSALL Hensel]. Legion Ladies Auxiliary met for their final meeting of the year Tuesday evening in the Hensall Legion Hall with President Mrs. Garnet Allan in the chair, The ladies will take a bus trip in conjunction with Exeter Auxiliary to Detroit June 18. They will attend a card party play-off to be held at Listowel June 25 and a birthday party at Goderich June 24. The General Coach Works of Hensall has donated all the material for the new drapes in the Legion Hall, it was reported. Mrs. Hilda Smale won the guessing prize and the mystery prize was won by Mrs. Grant Bisback. Winners for the draw were Mrs. Hilda Smale and Mrs. Clarence Reid. Members went out for a social evening following the business. The September meeting will begin with a pot-luck lunch. 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H77850 2299 67 T-BIRD LANDEAU, 4-dopr, leaded H76892 3699 USED TRUCKS 63 DODGE PANEL C87359 $799 65 CHEV PICKUP C84670 899 66 CHEV PICKUP C84669 1349 65 FORD PICKUP, custom cab 087512 1449 66 DODGE, long wheel base, C & C 087593 1599 TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT DEARBORN 2-ROW CULTIVATOR 590 BOGBALLE 3-POINT HITCH MANURE LOADER 175 S CASE TRACTOR 200 NEW KONGSKILDE FERTILIZER SPREADER 215 ALLIS CHALMERS 'C' 350 CASE 3-FURROW LIFT PLOW 400 IHC H TRACTOR 400 IHC 250 DIESEL TRACTOR, As Is 475 FORD 5-FURROW SEMI-MOUNT PLOW 700 NEW FORD 120-BUS, SPREADER 750 MASSEY 40 GAS TRACTOR 1300 MASSEY 35 DIESEL TRACTOR 1300 FORD 871 DIESEL TRACTOR 1795 FORD 3000 10-SPEED GAS 2650 FORD 3000 8-SPEED DIESEL 2850 66 SUPER MAJOR 5000 DIESEL. 3800 IHC 656 GAS TRACTOR, low hours 4375 68 SUPER 4, 4-wheel drive 6000 THE GRASS IS GROWING . . . . Drop In And Price Our FORD 535 9-FOOT MOWER CONDITIONER Larry Snider Motors LIMITED EXE rER DIAL 235-1640 Ford, Fairlane, Falcon and Ford Trucks The Exeter Police Department will go "western" during the 1969 edition of the local rodeo. Chief Ted Day told council Monday that Cpl. Harry VanBergen would be patrolling the fairgrounds on horse back during the Labor Day weekend show. Police riding regalia will be borrowed from the London Police Department for the occasion. "I think it will look very smart," Chief Day commented. While one councillor questioned whether the town would have to supply the oats for VanBergen's horse, they were actually more concerned about the "oats" being used by All Our Used Cars Stars presented to L-C Explorers Lucan-Clandeboye Explorers met at Lucan United Church for an Expedition, May 26 with 30 Explorers and three Counsellors in attendance. Janice Walker performed the opening ceremony. A second red star was presented to 15 girls by Mrs. Keith Kraul and second blue stars to five girls in blue group by Mrs. Ross McRoberts. A second gold star was presented to five girls by Mrs. William Froats. Worship service on the theme, "The Christian Way of Life," was led by Mrs. Ross McRoberts and Johanna Engel. Explorers acted two skits "How to be impolite Explorers" and "Polite Explorers." Tentative dates set for the mother and daughter banquet were June 21 or 20. Sunday, June 8 will be a special service of dedication to missions. All junior groups, Messengers, C.G.I.T,, Hi C and Explorers are asked to attend in uniform by 7:15 p.m. All parents and friends are asked to come dnd will be very welcome. Next Expedition will be held June 16 and Explorers may wear play clothes. They will he making favours and planning the program and food for the mother and daughter banquet, This year there will only be one order for the fruit drink, that has been previously sold by the girls, so those who would Couple heads east on trip LUCAN A quiet wedding was solemnized in the First Church of Christ's Disciples, London, by Rev. Dr. B.C, Eckardt, uniting in marriage Donald McLaughlin and Isobel Neabel, both of Ottawa. The bride chose a spring-time pink shantung dress, featuring jewelled neckline, with matching coat and accessories. Only attendants at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. James Mugford, Lucan, The latter chose a champagne and white ensemble. Wedding supper was held at the Shillelagh Motel, Lucan, with a reception following at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mugford, Country and Western music was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Don Kernighan, Komoka, and Tommy Morse. Lyle and Lynn Kernighan, stepped and tap-danced. The couple left for a motor-trip to points East. Grant- permits for building A building permit was issued for one new house at Exeter council's meeting, Monday. The home will be erected by Zwart and Graasma, Strathroy, on Kingscourt. Crescent in the Dow subdivision. Several other permits were approved, most being for repairs or painting. They were as follows: Henry Eisenscherik, to put siding on house at 73 Simcoe; L. Lewis to renovate apartment at 429 Main; Percy McFalls, to paint library; Mrs. L. Johns, to paint house trim at 156 William; Mrs. Rose Russell, to paint house at 315 William; W, Brock, to paint house at 46 Gidley; Alex Irvine, to shingle house at 176 Main; Charles Fisher, to side garage and paint verandah at 404 Albert; Mrs. Wilhelm, to renovate and install fire alarm system at nursing home on James St. like to have some should order before June 3 from Mrs. William Froats. "TOYOTA" 71 ataptdetpe 9iute(44Ceaa 940 W1-15/el A MAN BRAGS I45. TAKES I-41S HAT OFF" To l.10800Y, ASK HIM HOW HE GETS HIS HAIR CUT You'll take off your hat to our expert mechanics when you see what a fine job they can do on servicing your car. Bring it in this week! Up-to-the-minute service and equipment. RADIO EQUIPPED 2illberOWING 400623517100 EXETER I 4 LOCAL TRACEIAMIkS, {ft. ® RON SALES TOYOTA SALES, ISERVI0E Hey Kids! What Does Your Dad' Look Like To You? Enter The Times-Advocate's Pidure Pop' Contest WIN $22.50 IN PRIZES Three Divisions: AGES 4-6 AGES 7.9 AGES 10.12 $5.00 First Prize and $2.50 Second IN EACH DIVISION Just Draw A Likeness Of Your Dad — Head Only Cr Full Size — Of Min Working, Loafing, Fishing, Doing the Dishes, Etc, OFFICIAL RULES 1, You must be between four and not yet 13 years old. 2, DraW a picture of your Dad on a white 8W' by 11" sheet of Paper with pencil, black ink, charcoal or black or red crayon. 3, Print name, age, address arid division number at the bottom of the drawing. Limit one drawing per child, 4, Entries must be delivered to The Times-Advocate by Saturday, June 7 or postmarked by midnight on the same date. 5, Judges will pick the first and second place winners in each division, Judges decisions will be final, Drawings will be judged on originality, artistic talent, imagination and aptness. 6, All entries become the property Of The Times-Advotate and Miry be used for publication. DEADLINE JUNE members questioned the vast amount of gasoline being used in the new cruiser and Chief Day had been asked to check into the matter. His figures indicated the cruiser was averaging about seven miles per gallon and he said this was due to the fact the cruiser has a much larger engine than the previous car, and also that it was being operated in town with a considerable amount of stopping and starting. In addition, much time is spent with the engine idling so the lights operate while accident investigations are being conducted. Mayor Jack Delbridge said council may have made a mistake in having a big engine in the car, but Reeve Derry Boyle said the amount of repairs may be lower than they would be with a smaller engine. Other information contained in the police department's May report was as follows: Eight accidents were investigated with property damage of $1,845; two places of business were found insecure; 19 charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act, four under the Liquor Control Act and 23 parking tags were issued; there were two thefts over $50 and two under. No square deal says subdivider Local subdivider Gib Dow complained to council this week that he wasn't getting a square deal from the Public Utilities Commission regarding the installation of hydrants in his subdivision on the east side of Exeter. He pointed out that under the new local improvement system he was responsible for installing the water main and the laterals as well as hydrants every 600 feet. However, he said that under the old system a water line had been installed by the PUC on Kingscourt Crescent within 88 feet of where a hydrant should be. Members of council agreed that the cost for a hydrant at the end of the 88 feet should be paid by the PUC and authorized that a letter be gent to the Commission asking them to do so. Burning Rectal Itch Relieved In Minutes Exclusive Healing Substance Relieves Pain As It. Shrinks Hemorrhoids. If you want satisfactory relief from 'Itching Piles'—here's good news. A renowned research laboratory has found a unique healing substance that promptly relieves the burning itch and pain—actually shrinks hemorrhoids. This substance bus been shown to produce a most WM. tiVe rate or healing. Its germ-killing properties also help prevent infection. In ease after case "very striking improvement" was noted, even among eases of long standing. And this improvement was maintained over a period of months! This was accomplished by a new, healing substance which -quickly helps heal injured cells mid stimulate grewth of new tissue. Now 13io4hne is offered in ointment and suppository form called Preporation "11". Ask for it at all drug stores—,satisfaction of money refunded. We Need YOUR Good USED CAR Trade Today for Top Allowance on a New '69 Dodge or Chrysler 1968 DODGE CORONET STATION WAGON only 14,000 Miles, one owner, V-8, automatic, radio, power steering and brakes. terrific vacation buy X2736 $2750 1968 FORCISECIAN only 24,000 miles, V-8 automatic, fadio, one owner. Check this for value, H76711 $2395 1966 VALIANT V-200 Sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, one OWner, lady driver only. J3497 tttttt $1595 1963 NIETEOB Sedan, V-8, standard shift, radio, real economy at low cost H77081 ttttt $ 595 4•01 IPAif Dobbs Motors Ltd. EXETER 23$-1250 EVENINOS 235.1130 Hensall fire chief resigns as no new agreement mode Clerk Earl Campbell Announced a meeting in Hensall. Town Hall June 1.1 to which all area councils are invited, The subject is area dumping grounds. Council has agreed to call tenders to paint the Town Hall, uplifted for the last time ,five years ago, Bids are to be presented by the next meeting of council. Building permits were approved for Wilmer Ferguson, Cecil Kipfer, Ed Fink, George Armstrong and Percy Campbell., meet with the townships of Hay and Tuckersmith again this week in an attempt to reach a satisfactory agreement. It will report to the firemen at their meeting Monday evening when it is hoped that firechief Sangster will have cause to reconsider his position. There is a possibility Hensall may have to "go it alone.' At Monday's meeting toe, there was a report on a May 12 meeting of council when two public health inspectors and representatives from the mills in Hensall toured the dump grounds with a view to settling the dispute concerning it. A bulldozer will be engaged to clean up the mill dump under the supervision of the public health inspectors. An agreement is proposed with the mill owners who will be responsible for policing and dumping once the dump site work is completed. Hensall fire chief Dave Sangster has tendered his resignation effective June 15, Reeve Oliver Jaques told Hensall council Monday evening Sangster was "perhaps trying to force the issue" for better fire fighting equipment. Council recalled Sangster's threat some months ago to quit the fire post if council did not reach some agreement with the townships to provide better fire fighting equipment or entirely opt out of the fire protection business insofar as neighboring municipalities were concerned. It is understood that Sangster, fire chief for about six years, has some real fears about the condition of the present equipment if the Hensall brigade is to provide adequate protection for the village, and the townships of Hay and Tuckeremith. Council's fire committee will Illt11."lt/Ntt t WHOM Lucan personals tttttttt t 0,111 ttttttttt $11.0,0 t 1 ttt MCKIM. tt I tttttt t.O.A Mr. & Mrs. Keith Dickson and family and Mr, & Mrs. Jack all the horses under the hood of the new police cruiser. At their last meeting, council 0i,e4 11111111111 Elson and family held a joint picnic at Rock Glen last Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Atkinson were last Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Delmont Morley of London. Mrs. M. H. Hodgins called on L u ca n ites now at the McCormick Home, last Tuesday. Mr, & Mrs. Geo. Bullock of Dashwood spent Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Thompson and family. Mrs. Katherine Fischer attended the party given by Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake for the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Fischer, at which there were 50 guests. She then spent the remainder of the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer in London. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall and Mr. & Mrs. Beacock of Wiarton visited Cliff Abbott in St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Lina Abbott of the McCormick Home was Saturday dinner guest of a former Lucanite, Mrs. Kenneth McGowan of London. While waiting for a street-car Miss Abbott was most surprised to be greeted by a League of Loyalty member, Scott Dickson of Lucan, who witn his brother Allan was spending the day with his grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Dickson who lives directly opposite the McCormick Home. Marie Lobsinger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs, L.W. Lobsinger (Jean Revington) graduated from St. Joseph's Hospital, Kitchener. Mrs. John Park, Mrs. Art McLean and Mrs. Jack Lankin, sisters of Mrs. Lobsinger attended the graduation. Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mrs. Keith Kraul and Linda attended convocation at U.W.O. last Saturday. HAVE TO BE MECHANICALLY FIT .54.4.ed Ede 7aza! BRING IT IN FOR A CHECK-UP TODAY OR TRADE IT IN ON ONE OF THESE McCauley going back to school After close to eight years of service with the Ausable River Conservation Authority, J. T. "Terry" McCauley is giving up his position at the end of June to further his education. While filling his position here as Resources Manager of the Authority, Terry has been continuing his education at several American Colleges. This year he will be attending courses to obtain his Master's Degree at Northern Illinois University and Michigan State University at East Lansing, Michigan. The Illinois University is located 200 miles west of Chicago near the Rock River. Following this Terry plans to attend Althouse College of Education and eventually hopes to get a teaching position with some Ontario agency that will be running a program for outdoor education. The McCauley's will continue to live at 103 Gidley Street in Exeter. The local Resources Manager said of his leaving the position here "'I like the work and the people and enjoy working for the Department but I would like to specialize in one specific area of conservation." His position at the local authority will be filled until September by McCauley's assistant, Bryan Howard. Howard will also be returning to college in the fall. Sfrag, 7eme SPECIALS 1965 MORRIS 4-door Sedan, 4 cylinder, stick, like new E6794 1965 METEOR 500 Rideau. Radio, power steering and brakes. 1-178764 1964 OLDSMOBILE 4-door Sedan H77973 1963 METEOR 4-door V-8, stick shift, radio. H79559 1962 AUSTIN 4.door Sedan radio, stick shift H77194 1962 FORD 2-door Hardtop. Automatic, radio. H78765 1962 COMET 2-door New paint, 24,500 miles. I-147657 Coming Soon 1962 AUSTIN COOPER SOUTH "'END SERVICE Exeter 235.2322 OPEN EVENINGS BY At 1,"1".".".".."'"A'Ar