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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-25, Page 7QUICK CHICK OR RIBS FOR THE GARDENER 1-4 Cu. Ft. Garden Cart 1 Lb. Shrub & Evergreen 25 Ft, Garden Hose 2 Lb. Vegetation Killer Wilson Garden Spray for 15.00 Dust 1.45 1.05 1.90 Insects 1.00 FOR THE HOME House Planter with Brass Stand 8.95 1 1/2 Lbs, Tops All Cleaner-Cleans everything-Cars, Floor, Walls, Windows 1.90 Air Deod. Bombs .89 Mothproof Bombs .89 Presto Fire Extinguisher 7.95 Electric Fire Alarm (Battery Operated) 25.00 Gard-N-Stick (House Plant Fertilizer) .49 Citronella Candles (6) .49 2.49 3.49 2.49 .19 .59 .08 .19 .09 .59 5.00 5.50 5.00 .35 1.00 .15 .29 .19 1.19 FOR THE PET OWNER 7.49 1-Bird Cage (Round) .79 1-Bird Cage (Square) .59 1-Cage Stand .89 Budgie Trinkets .49 Bird Bath Sand Perch Refills (4) 1 1/2-0z. Condition Food 1 1/4 -0z, Gold Fish Food 5.99 Large Dog Dish FOR FLY CONTROL Fly Stik Howard's Face Fly Kill Cream Howards Permabait Fly Kill Lura-light Purina DixzmIn, Spray 32-oz. .40 .19 2.7S .79 3.85 .99 49.00 45.00 4.95 2.49 FOR POULTRY & LIVESTOCK 75.00 45,00 sox) 30.00 9.95 4.99 2.00 .99 3.50 1,75 4.50 2.25 6.00 4.00 4.75 330 1.10 .75 1.00 .25 .95 .49 1.60 .79 7.9.5 3.99 25.00 9.99 FARM EQUIPMENT Utina Self Pump 3.75 Fairfield Electric Stock Waterers .99 Hudson Automatic Poultry Waterers 1.79 Oakes Poultry Tube Feeder 4.29 Purina Poultry Waterer .79 Purina Poultry Tube Feeder 1.19 Goodyear Rubber Waterer 2.49 Automatic Float Valve 1.19 Draw Pins for Tractor .12 Crown Milk Inflaters 2.79 Vas Pump Oil Diversey Rub,R-Kleen .29 Presto Fire Extinguisher (Large) .89 Fire Alarm (Battery Operated) Salsbury's Wormall Tablets (300) Salsbury's Canphosal Bomb Salsbury's Pest Spray, 32-oz. Salbury's Sulquin, 1 Gal. Purina Liquid Iron D. Bell's Black Bottle Mastitis Ointment (6) Calf Tabs Diarrhoea Bolus for Calves Cobalt Bullets for Sheep (10) AUreomycin Pig Doser Penicillin (10 c.c.) Warfarin Conc. .45 1.75 •r. Exeter Ph 2351782 Whalen Corners Ph Kirkton 35r15 74(1 CRAZY PRICE CRAZY PRICE .89 .49 .49 3.99 9.99 .29 :29 7.50 3.60 3.60 8.65 1.80 2.25 5.00 2.25 .25 5.60 1.00 Times-Advocate, ..41 ,14Y 14i 1901' Taylor leads awn :bowlers. Still accept comp. kids LP Gas Sales and Service Page 7 Make no mistake! . Gas AS unexcelled for cook- .ing, water heating, clothes drying, house heating and refrigeration. Dependable service , everywhere! Call or see us for book,up eStimates. Hotson Propane Ltd, Phone 238-2005 GRAND BEND Sills Hardware, Seaforth -- Davis Hardware, Lucan Agents also in Sarnia, Forest and London Taylor captures ladies' tourney Jean Taylor walked off with the low gross prize in the first ladles tournament of the sea- son at the Exeter Golf Club. The star third baseman of the Exeter Greys softball club fired a 45 over the nine-hole event, Helen Burton finished close behind in second spot with 0.47, Lois Snell captured low net honors coming home with a 3Q, A 32 fired by Betty Coates was good for runner-up position, Other competitors carding scores of less than 50, in ad- dition to Snell were Norm a Coleman, Dot Munro and Ethel Ailey. The bard luck prize went to Helen Jerilyn. Ross Taylor Merged from the four-way deadlock of a week ago to lead the Exeter Lawn Bowling club's point scoreboard With a total of 48 after Tues- day's, Play. Lila Smith, also in the pre- vions tie, is now in the runner, up spot with 40, Next in line come Ray Mills and Gary Middleton with 38 each, First prize in Saturday night's weekly jitney was taken by the duet of Fred Tilley and Lillian Pym, Two wins and a plus of seven were good for the top award. A single victory and a six plus enabled Ivan Hirtzel and Gary Middleton to bold down the second position. Registrations are still be- ing accepted for "Boom's. Kin Camp", the playground week at Goderich, Recrea- (ion Director Don Gravett said. Wednesday, "We can still take about 20 more children," the dir- ector stated, "but we'd like to get registrations in as quickly as possible," The camp, on the lake near Goderich, will be held from July 28 to August 4, under the direction of Mr, Gravett and the playground supervisors here. This is the second year the camp has been offered in connection with the Kinsmen summer program. Riverview park marks half century of service Intern atis in top spot Centralia RCAF Internatio- nals have taken over first spot in the Huron Football league. After losing a game early in the season the RCAF boys have been improving every time nut and moved to the top of the pack with a 5-1 win over Win- throp, Wednesday. Playing on their own field, the Winthrop squad scored the first goal of the game at the 12-minute mark to break a Cen- tralia defensive spell. This marked the first time the. Internationals had been sco- red on in 474 minutes of action in league and tournament play. Gerry Cummings tied the count six minutes later and Ato tallied near the end of the half to put their club out in front 2-1, A pair of quick scores in a space of 53 seconds shortly after the intermission put Jim Brown's boys into a command- ing lead. Nwosu and Obey Horn booted goals in single fashion to go with Cummings' second of the night to round out the scoring. Russell wins with par 34 00,14,0_ :STEAK$-7.: r COLONIAL CHICKENS HOTEL VAI:pr=0 mop THE C 0 L 0 N A L MAIN INTERSECTION HOTEL GRAND BEND DAILY SPECIALS Jim Russell carded an even par 34 to win the second men's tourney of the year at Exeter Golf course, Dick Weber was next in line with a 35 and also took low net honors. Eight of the 25 competitors finished the course with scores of less than 40. They included Morley Sanders, Harry Ailey, Jim Mason, Don Gravett, Hal Hinton and Rock Desbiens. The only golfer to fire more than one birdie during the event was Sanders. He carded below pars on three holes, the second, eighth and ninth. to order by Reeve Heaman who in a brief address explained the object of the gathering and at the same time eulogized the members of the Women's In- stitute for their zeal and untir- ing efforts in bringing the es- tablishment of the park to such a successful issue. "The reeve then asked Mrs. Hastings, secretary of the Wo- man's Institute, to christen the park which she did, giving it the name "Riverview Park" and in future this beauty spot will be known by the suggestive name given by the ladies. "The naming of the park over, interesting addresses were delivered by Revds. Sharp and McAlister and Mr. Hurdon. A, large bonfire was then made followed by a display of fire- works, including paper balloon ascensions and also "TheStor- ming of the Fort", under the management of Mr. Hurdon." The following account of the christening of the park appea- red in the July 24 edition of The Exeter Advocate: "UNUSUAL INTEREST" "The christening of the new town park situated on the south bank of the river Aux Sable on Friday night last was an event of unusual interest. The night was ideal for such an occasion and as a result hundreds of people from town, country and surrounding villages gathered on the grounds to witness the christening ceremony. "The grounds were beauti-" fully decorated with Chinese lanterns, bunting etc. and a large band stand had been erec- ted for the occasion. The Exe- ter band was present and under the able leadership of Mr. Ed Treble, discoursed many beau- tiful and appropriate selections during the evening. "Shortly after eight o'clock the large gathering was called Anytime or Party Time Pick Up a BARREL of BROASTED Served From 12 Noon to 5 p.m. VISIT OUR LOVELY AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers. SMALL STEAK Salad - Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice BARBECUED BEEF ON BUN OR PORK French Fries Beverage 800 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers ASSORTED COLD PLATE Potato Salad Beverage 8515 Soup or Juice FISH & CHIPS Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Hot Buttered Roll QUARTER OF BROASTED , CHICKEN (White or Dark Meat) Salad Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers ROASTED SPARE RIBS WITH DRESSING Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH or MINCED STEAK ON BUN Beverage 60' FRUIT SALAD PLATE $1.00 Soup Sr Juice Rolls and Crackers SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers FRIED SHRIMP COLONIAL Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice MACARONI & CHEESE Beverage $1.00 PIZZA PIE Meci, $1.60 Large $1.50 Deluxe 15c Extra The NEW PROSPER'S GARAGE Local pee wees drop second tilt Exeter Pee Wees dropped their second game in WOAA play at the Exeter park Monday. Goderich youngsters scored in almost every inning to ad- minister a 13-3 beating. The hometown kids scored single runs in the second, fourth and sixth. Glenn Stire's single sent Ran- dy Weber home from second after the pitcher had doubled to open the second. Stire counted run number two, drawing a walk and movi ng around on a fielder's choice and an error. The final tally was plated by Bill Fairbairn as reached base on a misplay, moved up on Jim Guenther's walk and home on a single by Gary Camp- bell. Weber threw the seven-inning distance on the Exeter hill, whiffing four, while issuing the same number of free trips to first. Sheardown on the Goderich hill, also walked four and fan- ned seven. Grand Bend Riverview Park is celebra- ting its fiftieth anniversary this week by playing host to more people than ever. The park, originally estab- lished by the Exeter Women's Institute, was christened exact- ly 50 years ago this month during a ceremony which inclu- ded fireworks, balloon "ascen- sion" and "The Storming of the Fort". This year, by accident rather than design, the park already has received two gifts to mark its golden anniversary and a third is on the way. The first present was the addition of more land purchased jointly by the Ausable authority and town council. The wisdom of the move has been shown by the tremendous crowds the park has been attracting on summer weekends. The second gift is the deve- lopment plan provided by Exe- ter Kinsmen to guide the beau- tification of the area. The plan incorporates a swimming pool, which may be the park's third gift this year since the pool committee has decided to proceed with con- struction this fall. The park survived one nar- row escape in order to celebrate its 50 years. That was 11 years ago when the campaign for South Huron Hospital was on. The park, somewhat neglected at that time, was chosen as the first site for the hospital. Only a few objected to the site at first, pointing out that Exeter would need the park facilities in the future. The park cause gained strength gra- dually, however, and the hospi- tal board gave way to mounting public opinion. Since then the park has been enlarged twice--first by the purchase of the Frayne pro- perty, which included the house in which the Ausable authority office is now located. This year, in addition to ac- quiring more land to the south of the river, council has en- larged the land area by filling in the swamp portion of the northeast side of the park, which eventually will be developed for public use. Officially Opens Thursday, August 1 Dinner Menu Served from 12 Noon to Midnight 5 • ' lyn (FROM THE BROILER) (Served with Mushrooms or Onion Rings) STEAK PORTERHOUSE 4 The White Rose Station located on Highway 21 just north of Oakwood Golf Course will become Prosper's Garage, Aug- ust 1. We invite you to drop in for the best of service. $4.00 NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN (14-oz.) .... $3.50 SPECIAL CUT NEW YORK SIRLOIN (10-oz.) $2.75 FILET MIGNON PRINCESS $3.00 JUNIOR FILET MIGNON ............ $2.25 T-BONE STEAK $3.00 SIRLOIN STEAK ' $2.25 WING STEAK (15-oz.) $2.50 BROILED HAM STEAK $2.00 (Hawaiian Style) PHONES: BUS. 238-2451, RES. 238-2534 GRAND BEND ........... ...... OUR SPECIALTIES FROM THE BROASTER COLONIAL BROASTED ROCK CORNISH GAME HEN ... ............... • ....... COLONIAL QUICK CHICK (1/2 Chicken De-jointed) COLONIAL QUICK CHICK (1/4 Chicken White or Dark Meat) . . ... CENTER CUT LAMB CHOPS, MINT JELLY ..... . . CHOICE BACK SPARE-RIBS .... ......... .. ... ......... . ... DOUBLE LOIN PORK CHOPS SPECIAL SELECTED JUMBO SHRIMP FROG LEGS, TARTAR SAUCE ... FRESH LAKE HURON WHITE FISH . RAINBOW TROUT (De-boned) DEEP SEA SCALLOPS . SALMON STEAK COLONIAL SPECIAL BROASTED SHRIMP FRESH PERCH $3.50 $2.00 $1.75 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $2.25 $1.50 SEA FOODS BROILED LARGE AUSTRALIAN LOBSTER TAIL BROILED SOUTH AFRICAN LOBSTER TAIL DEEP FRIED FANTAIL SHRIMP DEEP FRIED OYSTERS $3.00 $2.00 $1.75 $2.50 CHINESE DISHES $1.50 $1.50 $1.75 $1.75 $1.75 $2.00 CHICKEN CHOP SUEY SHRIMP CHOP SUEY SWEET AND SOUR SHRIMP WITH PINEAPPLE SWEET AND SOUR PORK SPARE-RIBS PINEAPPLE CHICKEN CHICKEN CHOW MEIN ROASTS SPECIAL CUT PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS $2.50 PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS $1.75 ONTARIO YOUNG TOM TURKEY . .... . • $1.75 LEG OF PORK WITH DRESSING .... $1.75 SPRING CHICKEN, APPLE JELLY $1.75 BAKED PORK SPARE-RIBS WITH DRESSING $2.00 MR111.11. ALL ROOMS HAVE PRIVATE BATHS, TELEPHONES and TELEVISION $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 SALAD PLATES ASSORTED COLD PLATE POTATO SALAD FRUIT SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE TUNA FISH OR SALMON SALAD ALL ENTREES INCLUDE Soup DO Jour Vegetable Choice of Juice Whipped Baked French Fried Potatoes Jelio Ice Cream Pudding Tea Coffee Milk Pecan Pie asi, All Other Pies and Desserts 250 American Express and Diners Club Cards Honored . Member A.T.R.O. Meet Your Friends In The ROD and GUN ..R00114. AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT