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4140 Times .Advocator October 27, 1t60 Page 9
1 SIX TH
LOCOW
WASHER
Locomotive Washe.
washers for more
them over.
13ig oar ride with small car
handling ease. Trunk space is
family size, too—over 28
cubic feet. I and. Comet
of fers a choice of Ttirift-Power 101
hp six-cylinder engine—or standard
85 hp Six. Both peppy engines—
with either automatic or standard
transmission—operate
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Talk to the Company Representative r`
This Friday and Saturday
A representative from the factory will be here this Friday and Saturday,
October 28 and 29, to help us introduce them to you. Our store will be open
till 9 &Clock both Friday and Saturday evening to give you an opportunity to
meet the factory representative 'and to see the new 1961 Chef Master ranges
And Locomotive washers,
EVERY ADULT ENTERING OUR STORE ON THESE DAYS WILL
RECEIVE ONE. PACKAGE OF TIDE FREE
ELECT
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We believe 61
features tha es
adjustable 10t
lock-up burs
eye appeal t.,
We bought a
truckloads of C
motive washers and want
for yourself,
In
years
...what
Five years' may see a big change in your respons&lities.
Five years may set a big ehange in your life insurance
needs, For these very reasons, Sun Life of Canada
offers its new ADJUSTABLE POLICY, the policy that
gives you four options at the end of five years so that you
tan decide what type of life insurance coverage best
Suits you at that time.
For example, will you still be insurable? One of the
options Offers you increased coverage with no further
medical evidence or .. will you want a larger income
for your retirement years? Another option allows you to
change your policy to an endowment at age 65 , or ..
will you want to reduce your premium outlay without
reducing your protection? Then you ban change your
petcy to a lower rfrerniurn, whole life policy Or
you also have the option of keeping your original
policy which will be fully paid for at age 65— in
effect, This plan may meet your personal arid family
insurance needs for a lifetime,
With its four valuable Options, Sun Life's Adjustable
Policy looks to your future and censidets
• your finantial circumstances
• your family's protection
to your retirement isitOrne
• your insurability
.• Let the Sun Life agent in your neighborhood put you
and your family oh the right road to stout-Ay'. Why not
ask him today for full details of this fleiihlo new iolity?
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4614 oeshweed John Itegrijh
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CAiklADA
0061 the reef Irfe ifteutente compoliiii of the would
Get Acquainted Christmas Special
Every persons who buys a Chef Master range, Locomotive
Washer, Automatic Washer; Automatic Dryer, Refrigerator, Deep Freeze,
Television, Chesterfield. Suite, Dining Room Suitt, Bedroom . Suite, Bunk
Beds, Chrome or Coppertone Set, Swing Kin. Rocker, Space Saver,
Vacuum Cleaner or any goods totalling more than $50 between now and.
December 24 will have their name placed in A box. On. December 24 the
names will be drawn. First, 4 names will receive tri-lite lamps. The fifth
name drawn will have the full price of goods purchased refUnded up
to a lip it of $200. Every other name in 'the box wil receive their choice
of a wall or. bedrooM lamp.
Sandy Elliot
444 N.4.ke IN STREET
EXETER
Youths at Crediton'
organize teen town _
I Third Meal". Mrs, Art Aft:field 11i MRS. M. FAIST,
The -first Creditors Tee.n. Town. 1 a nd,., Mrs. Earl Neil Art the
Clivr4esdit.TOFOrildnaiitOy clitokbleir a'tal'11.331011. -°'neo,abi4..mechro:b'44Ye Utithetjtaled.tlif-04.1.14..cit'ehri
with 15 in attendance,
Officers were elected. Presi-; know„ ,b Nov. Nov. i if planning to
.deo is Charlie Browning; vice- ::attend,
president, Jean Smith; :SOOre, crviiton 491.1aerta
Ruth Roeszler; convener of doe-',. .Crectiton Colleens held their sec-oration :committee,
Marlene King; treasurer,' On. Saturday, October 22: •the
oration :committee, Reg Fink— oud meeting With an !Otendar4co
beiner. Canteen committee, Paul ., of an. The topics discussed were Boulianne; clean-up committee, • a s follows; hospitality., entertain, . . . Pick Coulter. i Refreshments ..wer . on sale a( i nliteatiohen61j,".,thgetttgsue, ettll'eeoehnlosteePeSd.
the canteen. Mrs. Refs Krueger: the guest.
And Mrs. Ed Hendrick .acted as • 1 A demonstration on haw to chaperons. . Packaltoesuazitl:ease w wass .411t 04 bY WI looks at history Huth
The Crediton 'Women's 11180 '1 The next meeting will be held tute met in the Community Cell- on Saturday, Octobe r .4 at -0
tre last Tuesday evening. 'Mrs,' o'clock, •
A. Molitor was .chairlady fOr , •
the program', °The motto, "Edu-1 Personal Rams
cation---you can carry it with! Ghosts, goblins and witches
you '° was given by Mrs, Ross will call at, the homes in -Cretli,
Haugh. Current events on His- ton Hallowe'en night to ask do,
torical Research were given by nations to UNICEF.
Mrs. Ted Lemport. le ! F/L John Ayres of• Nova. See-
A play "On 'Guard for Thee” , tta spent a week with Mrs..
which consisted of a community I Ayres and. boys at the home. of
good will pageant in costume, her father, Mr. Everett Fahr-
accempanied by vocal- music , ner,
and bagpipes was presented, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Becker
- It was decided to hold a euchre and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
once a month during the winter. Bain Bender and Kenneth spent
The area convention will be held 1 Saturday visiting relatives in
at London, November 1 and 2. Detroit. '
The members accepted- an invt-' Mrs, M. kaist is spending this
tation from. Hurondale to Attend' week in Toronto visiting with
their Christmas meeting. I her son, Mr. and Mrs, L, B,
Hostesses were. Mrs, A. Mat- . Faist and family.
itor, Mrs. Ross Haugh, Mrs. Al t Mrs. Albert Kr ofis spending
Smith, Mrs. Aaron Wein, Mrs.! a few dayS over the weekend
0. Pfaff, Courtesy remarks were i with Mrs, Wet Wolfe at Dash-
expressed by Mrs. Earl Heist' wood, "
and Mrs. P. Boulainne, The Mr. and. Mrs. Maurice Beaver
hymn "Abide -with Me" was visited recently with. Mr- and
sung in memery of Mrs. Eve.! Mrs. Vernon Beaver at Pitts-
rett Palmer. I burgh, Pa„stopping off at.
The WI is sponsoring an inter i Niagara Falls .on. their way
school contest of s p e e c h e a, , home,
verge speaking and spelling bee 1 Mr. and Mrs, Howard .Cu.n.
in. the community hall, October • nington and family, ot Ellin-
28 at S p,m. I ville, spent Sunday with Mr,
There will. be a. course on and Mrs. Allan Becker.
supper ditties in, the Community Wt. R.. MOlitor, spent Sunday
Centre on Tuesday evening, in Strathroy with :her son and
November 13 and Wednesday aft- family, Mr. and Mrs. A, M,
ernoon, November 9 called "The 1 Molitor,
Buy the coal that
outsells all others
Discover for yourself why more people buy 'blue
coal' than any other hard coal. For the world's
finest anthracite plus the town's ,best service,
CALL
Lorne E. Hay .
PHONE 10 COLLECT HENSALL
AUTHORIZED 'bin 1i
blue coat'
DEALER'
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At the teeter 10-yard line. On
the next pass, Chipohase intor.
1 cepted on his •own ten and it
t looked like the end of the line
! for Listowel.
i Kyle passed to Sholdice 'to
4 fake the ball out from the goal
.d. Posts, but the play was called
s back because Exeter had 1.3
i men on the field.
On the next play, Kyle faded
back late his .4,1911 ,enct gone 4
throw another pass, 'brit the hax
charging loistowel litre got 130
and 'the bail was IMOCIPSCI front
his hand.
)30b 'Jones was Jo/IMF-04411W
spot for Listowel and be fell •IPA
I the loose pigskin for a TI) that:
gave his team a 21-20 margin,
with. or0 seconda left in pia,'
lb the 'game.
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Exeter Motor Sal es
Judy Tennant, 16 year - old
daughter of Mr. and MrS. •Atib
Tentiatit, Exeter, wil head the
SHDHS paper staff this year,
Judy presidet over an execu-
tive of seven other students and
21 form representatives who
be responsible for the Annual
publication, the "Ink Spot."
The grade 12 student has taken
an active interest M SHDHS .at-
tivities aild served as secretary
on the girls' athletic society last
year. Previous to that she was a
member of the student: Council,
a 'petition she held at class pre-
sident in grade 10..
Shehas also been active in
sports and is a Member of this
year's senior - girls' volleyball
team, Judy is a mernber of the
choir and the LOG (Learners of
Geri) Sunday School class at
James Street '-United Church,
Anothe10- 16 - year - bld Exeter
,outh, Dale Turvey, was elected.
ji!statif . editor of , the publica-
' The son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Turvey, Andrew Street, Dale
holds Scouting's highest award—
Queen Scout, He it ,,,also active
sports, and was a member of
last year's junior 'basketball and
senior volleyball teams., Beth
these, terms copped erthex
ch tn pion ships .
Dale also participates in Exe-
ter's minor Sport setup, and
nlays both baseball and hockey-
f•fe was a member of Exeter's
hivenile entry which copped 'a
weiA.A trophy last season.
The 'real; of this year't paper
executive is also very ac-
tive in student ?divides and
sports at SHIMS.
Literary editor, Bruce Man,
is a member of the Panthers'
football Leant and also partici-
pates in spirit in.' his hometown
of Hensel, He was a Meniber
that community's 1060 OBA mid-
The real name of Grey thel,
noted for his work in the con-
servation of Canadian wild life,
was George Belliney. He came
to Canada froth England, work-
ed as a trapper and forest
ranger, and was adopted into
the Ojibwa tribe.
get champions.
Two Exeter sisters, Catole and
Bonnie Hogarth, daughters of
Mr. And Mrs. Vic Hogarth, both
participate in sports at school.
Carole is Advertising manager of
the "Ink Spot," while her sister,
Bonnie, is in charge of writing
the girls' sporting news.
In charge of the ,boys' sports
is Laurie "Whitey" Illingsworth,
a high scoring basketball and
hockey star. The Huron Park
youth captained Exeter's WOAA
Juvenile champs last year, and
waS one of coach Glenn Mic-
kle's stalwarts on the senior
basketball team. •
Society editor, Fred Desjar.
dine, Grand Bend is a member.
Of this year's -senior entry in the
Perthex football loop,
Although , she- doesn't partiCi-
Pate on any of the school teams,
Marie Denomme, secretary-
treasurer of the paper staff,
cheers them all oh to victory as
a member of the school's cheer-
leaders. She is a member. of this
yeat'S group which was recently
named champions of the Perthex
track meet.
Marie is _the daughter of Mr.
And Mrs, R emi DeriOnutie, Zu-
rich.
The remainder of the Staff Of
the "Ink Spot" is Merle up of
the vice-presidents of each clatt.
They include; Elizabeth Chap-
man, 9A; John Ailey, st; Peter
de 'Vries, 9C; Bobb Hoffman,
9D; Nancy Ryan, 9E; Douglas
Jeffery, 9F; Ron Schroeder, 9G;
Linda Wainer, 10A; Diane Hood,
1013; Pauline Aquilina, 10C; \Per-
la Smith, leD; Darlene FraYne,
10E; Peggy Goddard, 1.1A; Lin-
da. Glover, 1.18; Don Glenn, 11C;
Gordon Brown, 11D; Betty Dixon
12A • William Wagner, .12B; Judy
Elder, 1.2C; Ross Rowe, 1.3; Jot
Koricina, special Commercial.
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