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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-06-27, Page 9By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL Indoor and Outdoor LIGHT FIXTURES Famous Kamro Light Fixtures — Smartly styled for your Porch, Kitchen, Living Room or Den — Base Colors in Brass, Chrome, White and Ivory. Starting at $1 •85 Grand Bend Area Extension Phones $1,25 Per Month. Free one month trial at no cost. Hay Municipal Telephone System Dial 236 and askfor 102. uf Counter Top Material Buy your Arborite and Formica from Conklin Lumber and Save. Conklin's also stock all the acces- sories for Arborite and Formica-- edgetrim, aluminum mouldings and adhesives, BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CLINIC Thursday, July 4 Middleton's Drugs If You Wish To Have Yotir Hearing Tested Phone for Free Home Appointment Service to All Makes of Hearing Aids E. R. 'THEM' HEARING AID SERVICE /38 40601 St, S., 'Kitehelier WI BUS TRIP Twenty-nine ladies from the Elimville WI enjoyed a bus trip to Guelph on Thursday after- noon to hear the ACWW Presi- dent, Mrs. Geerda Van Beekhoff of The Netherlands at the Phy- sical Education Bldg at the OAC, Guelph. Other speakers were Hon. Wm. Stewart, minis- ter of Agriculture, Dr. Young, padre of the OAC, Mrs. James Haggerty, the president of F WIC and the chairlady for the pro- gram was Mrs. L.R. Trivers, president of FWIO. Lunch was served to the ladies following the addresses. The ladies of the Elimville WI also enjoyed a visit to the Samsonite Industry at Stratford in the morning where they saw the luggage, folding tables and chairs and the Legg° toys manufactured and were treated to coffee at the close. They also enjoyed a tour through the new Central United Church in Stratford conducted by Rev. Winlow and they ate their box lunch at Stratford Park. On their return home they had their supper in Stratford and then toured the Hinde and Douche Box Factory in St. Marys and were treated again to cake, ice-cream and coffee, so all day long no one went hungry or thirsty. SS ANNIVERSARY The Elimville UC Sunday school anniversary service was held Sunday morning with Rev. D.M. Guest of Centralia as guest minister. Baskets of mums, peonies and iris adorned the front and the children's choir under the dir- ection of Ronald Elford and Mrs. Ross Skinner sang two selec- tions with Miss Margaret Johns at the piano and Mrs. Freeman Horne at the organ. Visitors in the community for the day were; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johns; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fraser Mr. and Mrs. James Grinney and families of Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Lizzie Pybus of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cassar and Terri of London with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley, Jr., Janice and Robbie Of Wha- len, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Penhale, Douglas, Bryon and Sheila, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skinner and family; Mr. and Mrs. George Kel- lett, Carolynne and Lawrence of Thames Road with Miss Ver- da and Mr. Laverne Kellett; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shore and Mary Ellen of London, Mr. If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then, everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this Condition which may Often raise back- ache and tired feeling, Then you feel 'better, rest better, work, better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now, Look lot the blue boa with the'red band at all Arne counters. You eau ' epend on Dodd's. so Timef-Advocate, Juno 27, 1963' Paps 9 Shipka It, Carmel society noses .executive the 4tter'S brother, Mr, Wit-. 1rPd Ac1 .4mP,. Who is. 14 YietOria Hospital, Messrs. Phn Wil- mer Deajardine j Eryin Devine, Roy M.oren;,BudOhreeder and S94. spent the weekend on a fishing trip in the Wiarton dis- trict. Mr. and. Mrs, Wray Sweitzer vial meeting All PilelPh 94 Thursday to !war M. •0. van 'Beekhoff of Regan(' Viols world president of Acyvw, mr. and Mrs, Elgin Adams visited on TtiesdaY evening with and parbara visited Sunday' evening with Mr. and lVIrs.Jack Smith of Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kellar and Jackie visited with Mr. and Mrs.Mac Windsor and bOyeepf Brinsley Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Ross Kellar of London ePent •the weekend home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs, P,4giti ,A944tP: 444 Patsy, and Mrs, H. PeYt4e Yi Owen-Sound,. Mrs. .ilendrick holidays, Ver the weekend ,, with. turned with her parents for, few Mr. and Mrs, Don Hendrick of Au,- polo. sbeppburct of Tor , onto spent last week holidaying With his parente, Mrs. .Harry Sheppard returned from St, Jo- seph's Hospital -Thuraday, Visitors during the week with Mr„ and mrs.. Hugh Morenz and Bill were. Rey, and Mrs. ayscjole„ Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Oke, and Mr., and. Mrs. Harry Chapman all of boutiou, mr.. and mrs,wolter Fossold, of London visited Sunday with Mrs, M. Ratz. Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams vi- sited with cousins Sunday Who are holidaying in gxeter, Mr, and mrs, Stan mwer of .Chi- cago„ and mr, and mrs. Charles Goodman of Detroit. mr, Roy Paulitsky and friend of Hamilton spent the weekend with his sister Mrs, Maurice Desjardine, Mr. Desjardine and boys. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Little and Bobby of the Haig farm vi- sited with Mrs, Mabel Desjar, dine Sunday. Mrs. Roy Morenz, Mrs. Ervin Devine and mrs. Hugh Morenz along with WI members of Dash, wood, Crediton andGrand Bend, went by chartered bus to a spe, Mr, and Mrs. liehert McKee- ypr and faMily and. Mr. and Mrs. •Joseph Care)! were glieSte at a farewell party in Zurich Sunday evening when a presen- tation was made for Mrs. Eve, lyn McKeever and James Carey after four years as teachers in. St. HenifaCe School. Pupils of Grades 8, 9 and 10 of Our Lady of Mt. Camel School accompanied by seven adults as chaPerones and Rev. Father J. Kelly Tuesday last chartered a bus from Dashwood and visited Chatham, Windsor, Glengarcia. and Ford Plant by way of the tunnel to Detroit where the pupils spent two hours at the Edgewater Park. Mr. E. Innes,Separate school Inspector, paid a visit to school last Monday. The annual ham supper and lawn social will be held on Wed- nesday July 3. Mrs. M. Roherty is visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Glavin and family for a few weeks. Marine* .Mix (Gas and Oil. Already Mixed) MT. CAAMEL The annual ROY Nagle PcocletY meeting Was held in the parish hall last Sunday evening. Stephen Dietrich was elected the new president; Mr. Wm. Region is Past president. Other officers include Mes- srs, Tom Fleming, Arnold Mc- Cann, Pat Sullivan Sr. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilflin and Billy of Blair spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Trai- nor and family. Mrs. Gerard McCarthy and family of Maidstone and Miss Betty Ryan of Chicago called on Mrs. Mike Ryan Sr, Sunday en-route to North Bay to visit former's sisters in the Pre- cious Blood Convent there. Mr. and Mrs. Riley visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Patterson and Ca- thy of Northern. Ontario are spending a few weeks' vacation with her father, Mr. Joseph Die, trich and Paul. and Also Available REGULAR E$$(;), .FOR INBOARD USE FAST ax South Side of Pier at Mouth of River Beside Customs Building Dock-Side Service Oil * Water * Ice 4: Repairs Colonial Hotel instals first private dial exchange in area First "PBX" system -- private branch exchange -- in this district has been installed in the Colon- ial Hotel at Grand Bend by the Hay Mutual Telephone System. The main switchboard, operated at right, bySandraSnider, connects guest rooms with the two trunk lines into the hotel. Testing one of the room phones is Mrs. Walter Tiedeman, the former Barbara McDonald, left, under the super- vision of Hay plant sup't, Harold Zehr. --T-A photo - For vocational courses at Clinton Adopt uniform timetable to promote school spirit MANORE'S RIVERSIDE MARINE GRAND BEND * COMPLETE LINE OF BOATS ARKANSAS and LONE STAR FIBREGLASS WEYMOUTH . THORNE'S . CANADIAN * JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS * TRAILERS OF EVERY SIZE TEE-NEE -- MASTERCRAFT -- GATOR Elise of Toronto spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Nola Taylor and family. Miss. Stella Kowalchuk RN of Winnipeg spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Kowalchuk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noonan of Windsor are holidaying at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gill and Nancy Lou spent the week- end with relatives here. Mr. Wm. Love is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allister and Janet of Hamilton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill and family. Thursday, June 20, WI mem- bers from all of Ontario gathe- red at Guelph to honor the President of The Associated Country Women of the world, Mrs. Geerda Van Beekhoff of The Netherlands. Those who attended from Grand Bend WI were Mrs. Roy Morenz, Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Mrs. Nola Tay- lor, Mrs. Alex Hamilton and Mrs. Wellwood Gill. Miss Onalee Gill spent last week with friends at their cot- MRS. JABEZ CLIFF Mrs. Elizabeth Cliff, 88, wi- dow of the late Jabez Cliff, formerly of Greenway and Grand Bend, died in London, Friday, June 21. Surviving are two brothers, Arthur Baker, Grand Bend, and William Baker, Toronto. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev C.A. Brittain at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, Tuesday, June 25. Interment was in Grand Bend cemetery. HOLD FISH AND CHIP SUPPER The ladies of St. John's-by- the-Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend held a fish and chip congregational supper Thurs- day evening. The committee in charge were Mrs. Maurice Tydeman, Mrs. Wm. Rendle, Mrs. Ray Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Hoperoft, Mrs. Lloyd Baker, and Mrs. Jim Cutting. Plans are being discussed to hold a barbecue in the near future. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Engel and Central Huron Secondary School at Clinton, in an effort to promote a unified school spirit, has adopted a uniform timetable for both its own stu- dents and those attending from outside districts to take voca- tional courses. The board last week approved a recommendation from Princi- pal D.J. Cochrane that classes commence at 9.20 a.m. and con- clude at 3.30 p.m. with buses departing at 3.40. The students will be allowed one period--37 minutes--for lunch hour. 0.14..0.1,./...14.1141Teer1”, ny Irmmmnimm. 36-25-35, 6 3/2 By MRS. ROSS SKINNER double-A." tage in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Webb, Mrs. Eva Laughton and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mitchell attended the silver wedding anniversary party on Monday, June 24, for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lovie at Greenway. FOR ALL YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS Duratile Tilebeard Before you remodel, see our display of new, sparkling, baked-enamel Duratile for your kitchen or bathroom. 4 22 exciting colors 41x8' sheets. III Health ? and Mrs. Dalton Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Bev Skinner, Noel, Laurie and Steven of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner, Joan and Julie of Zion with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner; Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, Mr. and Mrs. Reg McDonald, Bob and Barbara of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner and family; Mr. and Mrs. James Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake of Exeter, Miss Linda Knight of Thames Road with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johns and family; Cpl. and Mrs. Kenneth Beck- man and family of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym and family. PERSONALS Recent visitors with Mrs. Thos. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe were Mrs. Thos. Drover and Mrs. Beatrice Munn of Chiselhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephen and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Milan Nash, Brian, Bradley, Larry and Vi- cki of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephen of Exeter. Several ladies from this com- munity attended the Kirkt on Horticulture bus trip to St. Thomas and London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe left Tuesday morning for their home in Valleystream, Ne w York after a week's vacation with Mrs. Thos. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons, Susan, Gail and Debbie visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch and Mrs. Fred Spike of Petawawa. The Elimville CGIT Vacation Bible School will be held at Elimville Church from July 1 to July 5 from 9-12 am. As low as See your doctor first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETON'S DRUGS sq. ft. The principal also plans an activity period in the last per- iod of the timetable on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to give all students an equal opportunity to engage in the extra-curricu- lar activities. The schedules are designed to make incoming students from South Huron, Goderich andSea- forth feel they are part of the Clinton operation, The principal noted that South Huron students who attended Clinton this year did not feel they were part of the school because their bus left before the activity period. The principal stated this was quite evident, during the bas- ketball season when the CHSS boys played the SHDHS boys' team. He noted that the stu- dents here from the Exeter school all sat in one corner and cheered for the Exeter squads rather than the CHSS teams. "With this attitude," he ex- plained, "this will never be- come Central Huron, but will always be the Clinton school with outsiders here on suff- ranee." AJAX CUPBOARD HARDWARE June Is Dairy Month Buy now and save !I! Low prices are good only while present stock lasts. 21/2 " CHROME PLATED KNOBS AS LOW AS 300 EACH BACK PLATES, HINGES AND PULLS ALL FINISHES 50% OFF For Your Health's Sake ... Drink 3 Glasses Of Milk A Day! "This could kill the school before it gets going," he added. He pointed out the students from the other three areas must not be denied the right to enter into all school activities, because this "is a vital and integral part of education." "There should be equal op- portunity and equal responsi- bility for all students," he told the board. In recommending that t h e buses be allowed to leave the school at 3.40, he explained that many of the students at the school would have started out in the bus as early as 7.30 a.m. and would have another long ride before arriving home at night. CHEERS IS MILK WORTH 40CENTS LK A QUART? 1 p What Does Milk Cost You Today? Certainly milk does not cost you forty cents a quart, or anywhere near that. However to buy the same vitamins, proteins, minerals in other foods would cost at least forty cents. The more milk you buy, the more money you save. sv2 PRICE 74404 *04 We wish to take this opportunityto thank all our customers for their past patronage and we extend our best wishes to Roy and Shirl in their new business venture. Your continued support will be appreciated. Glen and Dot DesJardine former proprietors of B-A Station Grand Bend. How Much Profit Goes To The Dairy Company? What do you think? More than 4? A fraction of a cent? After all, bringing you milk . good and pure, as much as you want, whenever and wherever you want it is a complicated job. The average Canadian Dairy makes but a fraction of a cent per quart. Cutting out the dairys entire profit would not cut the cost of milk a penny. 41.101.MINNOMMINIMe DECORATIVE PLYWOODS ALL NEW i Imported Drop into your nearest Conklin Lumber Centre and see these excit- ing new plywoods. Teak, Rosewood, Sen, llornba, Limba, and Beech are just a few of our Decorative flirt/cods. THIS WEEK SPECIAL- 4'x8' Lauan Plywood - Matched Face - Prefinished 21 SQ. FT. Does The Price of Milk Seem Too High? Today, to most of us, the alce of everything seems too high. Inflation has tut the buying power of the 1939 dollar to 490.More then ever we must spend the dollar wisely. For food value your dollar buys most when it buys milk. Milk Actually Pays For Itself You can earn the pride of a glasa Of milk in the time it takes to drink one and milk can help you earn it. COTTAGES Before you buy or build your summer cottage, see Conklin's Cottage Plans ---- You will save money, time, work, and worry Build it yourself or let Conklin's build it for you. Your Money Buys Most When It Buys Milk NO DOWN PAYMENT ON CONKLIN'S CUSTOM CREDIT litr'e' so DAIRY Fro MONTI! 4,7 Atilt‘ 131 tharnts ltd. Viii - 'EXIEttit Phone. 135-102- EXETER DAIRY 141 PHONE 235-2144