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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-08-22, Page 7Roll Roofing Get that roofing job done now while the weather is clear 90 LB. SLATE SURFACE ROOFING 36" wide . PER ROLL 90 LB. SLATE SURFACE ROOFING 18" wide . . PER ROLL 55 LB. SMOOTH SURFACE ROOFING 36" wide . PER ROLL 44 LB. SMOOTH SURFACE ROOFING 36" wide PER ROLL $5.35 $3.10 $4.35 $3.50 HAY FEVER RELIEF ACIIFED. . . . . . .. . .... . , DIMETAPP TABLETS • . DRIS TAN $1.95 $1.55 $1,25, $2.25 FRUIT FREEZE FOR PRESERVING PEACHES ETC, SALICYLIC ACID FOR TOMATOES ETC. SEE 'YOUR DOCTOR FIRST , THEN BRING YOUR, 15 RE8driiPTION TO MIDDLETON MI 5 iz7/z_ PHONE 235-1570 EXETER Summer Store Hours Monday to Friday 8 to 5:30 Saturday 8 to 4 NO DOWN PAYMENT ON CONKLIN CUSTOM CREO11" 131 Thani Pchana r 235.1 W. tjk6tidi, o 4aa emoricd .service etc" at Ebenezer BY MRS, ROBERT RUNDLE Save On These Wei Cars And DelliOnStrOWS BOWwOEN By MRS. FR.gp, Rev. and Mrs. U, M. Guest have returned_ borne following an enjoyable motor trip• to Al, gonquiti Park and other points in the MuSkoka area. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison and Mrs. Mary Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornell, Cindy and Shelley, Mrs. Snooks and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cra.mer, Mrs. Robert Abey and family and Ray Smith of London; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison and Tracy, Lucan, Miss Nancy Dix- on, Alin Craig, Mrs. Neil Wil- son and Lori, Hamilton, Wayne Harrison, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Lionell Shipley, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Scott, Clandeboye, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison, Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner of 'smith Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fink- bother of Florida and Lloyd Durr of Lieury were visitors LQW Rate. 'Financing and Insurance. '62 VALIANT V-100, 4 door, metallic suede brown, custom. radio $1,780 '6/ COMET 4 door deluxe, custom radio . .. . ...... - . . $1,610 '58 DODGE Regent Sedan, V-8, radio . . . ....... . • . $995 With distinction The University of London, Eng., has conferred upon James L. Sturgis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sturgis, town, the degree of master of arts with distinc- tion. Mr. Sturgis, who has just returned from two years' study in England, wrote his thesis on the nineteenth century reform- er, John Bright. In September, he will take up his duties as head of the history department at Merritton High School, St. Catharines. '58 DODGE Custom Royal V-8, automatic, custam radio .... $1,295 Tomes and she returned to Hamilton with them. Mrs. Wray of Hamilton and Mrs. Tomes, planned leavingby train on Sunday for Sioux Look- out, then to fly in to Big Trout Lake on Tuesday where they plan to visit Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Tomes and daughter at the rectory there. with. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. .Had- dock, Visitors with Rev, and Mrs. D. M. Guest were Mr, and Mrs, V, McKinley, Wyoming and Mr, and Mrs. Morris Rid- dell and family of Burlington.. Miss Wilda Pollock of Kit- ehener is ,spending a week's va, cation at the home of her sister and brother -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks. Rey, and Mrs. H. Passmore. and family of Corinth were weekend visitors with mrs, passmore,s. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Essery, Sunday visitors with Mrs. Arthur McFalls and Helen were Mr. and Mrs, Gerald McFalls and Mrs. Samson McFalls, Ex- eter, Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Quin- ton and Mrs. Ed. Simpson of London. They all attended the memorial service in the Ebe- nezer Cemetery. Regular services will be re- sumed in the Centralia and Whalen churches Sunday, Sept. 1, following vacation, Service at Centralia will be at 11:15 am„ Whalen 9:45 am. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wright and family of London were Sun- day evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wright. Amos Wright has joined the .Canadian Corps of Commissionaires '63 DODGE 330, 6-cyl. automatic, white walls, 2,300 miles (Fred's Car) '63 220 DODGE 4 door, black with red trim, 6-cyl., standard stick, no mileage, at demonstrator price Sunda y, Wednesday afternoon andthls during the evening throughout the week, Exeter Motor Sales Hunter - Duvar Phone 235-1250 Exeter Conklin Custom CABIN TS "Does your kitchen need a face lifting ? ? ?" Then install "Conlqin's Custom Cabinets" for the ultimate in Kitchen Beauty. See the displays to- day at your nearest Conklin Show- room - Get an estimate on the total cost of new cabinets- You'll be sur- prised at the low, low price. Liquid Roof Coatings PL ES PAINT AND SU Famous Canadian Pittsburgh Paint at low, low prices. 64 LINE RUBBERIZED WALL PAINT Qt. regular $2.75 SALE Gal. regular $8.75 SALE $2.19 $6.99 ... • .... • Famous Johns-Manville Roof Coatings ASBESTOS FIBRE COATING 1 Gal Pail . .. ONLY DUPLEX CEMENT (Medium Weight) 1 Gal Pail ONLY REGAL COATING (Light Weight) 1 Gal Pail ONLY ASBESTOS , PUTTY - Black Caulking 1 Gal Pail ONLY $1.49 $1.69 $1.49 $1.79 By MR S. J. H. PATON OLAND E130YE Several from this district at, tended the 10th annual memorial PO decoration service at over 100-year-old Ebenezer •ceme- tery Con. 4 McOillivray town- ship. The Rev. C. W. Sacti, pas- tor of the Ltican and ClandebOYe churches was guest speaker. Mr. Thomas Hall of Mt. Carmel, reeve of McGillivray repre- sented the township. About 100 attended from Lon- don, Kettleby, St. Catharines, Detroit and Sarnia. A corner of land was donated from the farms of Mr. Fischer and Mr, William Fenton and the first church was built in 1860. Prior to that the people met in the homes and in the school with the preacher riding horseback every two weeks from London. The Ebenezer church is no longer in existence. The ceme- tery was restored in 1954 with a new fence built around it. BRIDE ELECT FETED Miss Patricia Carter, Clan- deboye, whose marriage to John Albert Brownlee, London takes place Saturday in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lucan, has been honored at several pre- nuptial events. Hostesses at showers were: Miss Mabel Holliday and Miss Shirley Moore, both of London, at the former's o m e; Mrs. Clarence Carter, of Clandeboye and Mrs. William Millman, of Burford, assisted by Mrs. Geo- rge Lee, Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Richard Parker, Harriston at the home of Mrs. Carter. A presentation was made by staff members of Sir Winston Churchill School, at a dinner at the Ivanhoe Curling Club in London. St. James Anglican Church, Clandeboye and the community honored Miss Carter with a pre- sentation of a two toned bridge set, mixma.ster and gift of money at the church. Mrs. J. W. Roger McKinney, London, entertained at an after- noon tea, at The London Hunt and Country Club, honoring the bride-elect. Tea was poured by Mrs. J. A. Brownlee, London, Mrs. Clarence Carter, Clan- deboye, Mrs. Harry Hyatt and Mrs. J. M. Arthur, London. Following the wedding re- hearsal the bridal party will be entertained at a supper party by the groom elect's grand- mother, Mrs. J. A. Brownlee of London. CHURCH NEWS On Sunday August 18 Bonnie Louise, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Joyce was baptized at the service in St. James Church. The sacrament of Holy Baptism was conducted by the rector the Rev. E. 0. Lancaster. Sponsors for the baptism were the parents and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wade of London. Flowers placed in the church were from the funerals of the late Mr. Little, Mr. A. G. Jack- son and Richard Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis, attended the decoration service on Sunday at St. John's Anglican Church Arva cemetery. The rector, the Rev. H. Jared con- ducted the service in the church. Brenda Lewis of Lucan is spending this week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Carter attended the decoration service in Granton cemetery Sunday afternoon. The service at the cemetery was conducted by the Rev, W. J. Maines pastor of the Granton UC. Later they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hobbs of Granton. PRESENTATION On Friday evening at the Lucan Legion Hall friends and neighbors met to honor Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Callcott and Danny who have taken up residence, and have a service station and store at the corner of Highways 22 and 7. They were formerly of Moorseville Where they had a general store also an egg route. The Department of Highways have purchased the store and dwelling. Mr. Ken Carter read an ad- dress of best wishes for their future. Miss Darlene Boyle made a presentation of a gift of money on behalf of the com- munity. Mrs. Callcott thanked the committee expressing re- 60 LINE SATINHIDE ENAMEL TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. Arnold Hern entertained at a trousseau tea in her home in honor of her daughter, theform- er Betty Ann Hern, whose mar- riage to Clifford Meta took place Friday, August 9 in Woodham United Church, The hostess was assisted in receiving guests by the bride- elect and Mrs. Cecil Meta, St. Mary's, mother ef the groom. Miss Helen Meta was in charge of the guest book. The linen and lace-covered tea table was cen- tred with candelabra and a floral arrangement of white mums and pink and white carnations. Presiding at the tea table in the afternoon were. Mrs. Albert Scott, Mrs. Edgar Squires and Mrs. Wm. Morley, great aunts of the bride, and in the evening, Mrs. Grant Hein of Toronto and Mrs. J. Wareham of Atwood. Serving were Miss Kathleen Morley of Detroit, Miss Adele Stephens and Miss Louise. er- kamp of London. Showing gifts and trousseau were Misses Norma and Caroline Hern, sis- ters of the bride, Mrs. Ernie Little, Mrs. Don Wilson, Miss Sylvia Johns, Miss Carol Meta, Mrs. Elwyn Bryan and Miss Helen Hern. Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Wm. Rundle, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Jack Bryan, Mrs. Jim Miller and Mrs. James Anderson. The bride was honored at other pre-nuptial events. Show- er hostesses were Miss Helen Bern and Miss Adele Stephens of London, Mrs. Victor Jannson of Woodham, the nurses at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital and Mrs. Wm. Rundle of Wood- ham. A community shower was held in Woodham United Church with the eighth line group in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wttte- yeen of .St, George Visited Tues- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen and family: Mr. andMrs. cecilDobsellef Kirkton, Miss Yvonne Jaques of Zion West and Miss Ada Hopkins were Sunday guests with IVIrs. Arthur Hopkins. Mr. Herman Paynter of Kirk- ton and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Selves and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. William El- liott. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowhuis of Grand Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Becker of Exeter were Wednesday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Witteveen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack attended the Gerry Reunion held at Fanshawe Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLean and family, Exeter, visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Dianne. Mr. Alan Lawson of Seaforth was a week-end guest and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wurm and John of Exeter Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson and family. Mrs. Victor Chatten is spend- ing a few days in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shier and family. Douglas Smith is holidaying in Detroit with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy, Margaret and David,attended the Snarling picnic held at Mitchell Park on Sunday. A number from the commu- nity attended the unveiling cere- mony of the plaque in honor of Timothy Eaton held near Kirk- ton on Sunday afternoon. Lady Eaton, daughter-in-law of Ti- mothy Eaton, unveiled the pla- que. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Jimmy and Tommy Patterson of Exeter visited on Friday with Murray Insley. Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlinson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tomlinson of Toronto. Linda returned home after holidaying with her uncle and aunt. Gordon Robinson spent the week-end with his uncle arid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robin- son and Lynn of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dickey and family visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Downes of Strathroy. Darryl Whyte of Sarnia visit- ed for several days with Douglas Dennis and Michael Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law and family of Ottawa and Mrs. Wesley Shier of Granton visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chatten. Miss Sandra Dickey is visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Don Masnica and family of Markham and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and family of Kitchener. Dr. and Mrs. Don Hurst of Detroit were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and David. Misses Hilda and Helen Levy of Transvaal, Miss Barbara Sweitzer of Shipka are holiday- ing with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. WOAA opener Combines drop Crediton-Centralia Combine s dropped the first game of their WOAA Juvenile "C' series to Durham 7-1 in a contest played in the northern town Sunday. The return contest in a best- of-three series will be played in Crediton Sunday at 2.30. Ken Vollett, Durham's ace hurler and a performer with the Listowel juniors early in the year, was a thorn in the side of the Combines all afternoon. The young righthander was in good form, fanning 18 batters. Durham opened the scoring in the second with four runs, the result of three base hits, two bases on balls and an error. The only Crediton-Centralia score came in the fourth when catcher Terry Seymour drew a walk and scampered home on Doug Vaughn's long two-bagger. Jim Pfaff went all the way on the Combines hill and turned in a creditable performance. He allowed seven hits over the full route and sent eleven back to the bench by way of the strike- out .route while issuing three free tickets. Rob Harrington was the other Combine to pick up a safe hit off the offerings of Vollett. Another win for Goodwin Swim drills to continue CE blanks Goderich Swimming classes at River- view Park will continue until the end of August, instructor John Nagel said this week, "We'll be teaching some ex- tras, like drownproofing and the butterfly stroke," the instruct- or explained. Awards night for the swim- mers will be held Monday, Aug- ust 26, at the park, beginning at 7:30 pm In addition to presenta- tions of crests and certificates, a marshmallow roast will be held. MORE PASS TESTS Swim instructor Nagel has released another list of young swimmers who have passed be- ginner's tests at the park. Among the successful Friday were: Penny McDonald, Herman Minderlein, Gary Penhale, Bev McDonald, Brenda Brintnell, Gayle Cronyn, Mary Cronyn, Cathy Wells, Susan Davis, Lynn Farquhar, Brian Vickerman, Bev Genttner and John Musser. Wilf Goodwin was back among the winners in Saturday's regu- lar jitney for the second time in three weeks. This time the enthusiastic Hensa 11 bowler teamed with Lila Smith to cap- ture two wins and a plus of 12. Two wins plus three enabled the combo of Fred Tilley and Bob Middleton to move into second position. A single win and a six plus were garnered by Alvin Pym and Luther Reynolds, good for third spot. Last week a trio of local bowlers travelled to Goderich to participate in a District 4 tour- ney which attracted 18 entries. Betty and Fred Tilley and Ross Taylor put up a good show- ing in the district competition, placing third. A goodly number of the mem- bers of the Exeter club are expected to journey to St. Marys tonight, Thursday, to join an invitational jitney in the cement town. The next big event at the local greens will be a tourney open to participants from District 4 on the afternoon of September 4. TUESDAY WINNERS Ray Smith and Gar Johnston combined to take top honors in Tuesday's weekly lawn bowling activities at the local greens. The winning pair compiled two wins and a plus of 13. Close behind was the trio of Betty Tilley, Ross Taylor and Wes Watson with two plus 12. A duo of Mrs. Ted Pooley and Ted Chambers gathered two victories and a five plus to take third place. Bret her husband was unable to attend due to illnesS. Dancing was enjoyed. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Charlie Conghlin visited her father, Mr, Austin Biee, who is a patient in St. Josepit's Hos- pital, Sunday. Mr. Bob Latta had the last cast removed from his wrist on Saturday. While cranking the tractor three months ago he suffered a bone fracture in his Wrist, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huffman of Freelton spent the weekend with their son-in-1 a w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Latta and family. Then on Sun- day they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Furness of London, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cun- ningham and Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham, Kimberly and Tracy, London, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Ritchie, Baden. Tom Kestle and Bob Donald- son have completed painting the Carter store in the village. Visitors who called on Mrs. Jim Sig.sworth and family on Saturday were Mrs. Elizabeth Lee and daughter Vinie of Lon- don and Mrs. Jim Wright of West McGillivray; onSunday,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horuk and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keough, Linda Lee of London returned home and Cary Lee is spending a few days with Billie this week, Mrs. Mervin Carter visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walden in Chatham for several days over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartling of Detroit called on their cousin Mrs. J. H. Paton on. Saturday, Mrs. E. G. Wray and Mrs. Jim Roberts of Hamilton visited Mrs. Emily Tomes on Wednes- day. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Roberts called on Mrs. Centralia Internationals mo- ved closer to the Huron Foot- ball championship with a 1-0 win over Goderich Building Centre last Wednesday. The final scheduled game pits the Internationals against Brus- sells at the air station August 28. In a loosely played contest, Anderson scored the only goal of the game on a free kick early in the second half. In Pearkes Trophy Armed Forces play, the Centralia club hold a one point edge over the runner-up Trenton club with two gameS remaining. The final contests pit the air force boys against Camp Borden Army, August 31, and Trenton RCAF, September '7. 'THIS IS NOT A SECOND LINE PAINT BUT TOP QUALITY NUMBER ONE STOCK. $11.30 Qt, regular $3.35 SALE Gal. regular SALE visited with friends in Sarnia, Sunday. Dick White of St. Marys is visiting with Bill Esson for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coward and Paul are visiting with friends in Nova Scotia for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Penner of Mani- toba visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weibe this past week. $2.65 $8.99 Only. Sale on Stock Items Paint Brushes Paint Roller, tray $1.89 per kit % White, Red, Green $4.95 gal. $2.20 gal. .790 qt. .450 pt. 1 1/2 " 2" 3,' 31/2 " 4" Turpentine Turpentine Turpentine 400 and up 550 and up 650 and up $1.40 and up $1.50 and up $2.10 and up CONKLIN'S-YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTRE FOR PAINT & SUPPLIES Aluminum Siding DEAL WITH A REPUTABLE FIRM-ONE THAT YOU KNOW WILL BE IN BUSINESS TOMORROW, Contact us first for your free estimate. Burton captures ladies' tourney Helen Burton shot a 43 oVer the nine-hole Exeter golf course Tuesday to take low gross ho- nors in a tournament open to members of the Ladies club. Betty Coates picked up the prize for low net score among the even dozen competitors, chalking up a 35: Winning awards on hidden holes were Lela Snell, Judy KieaWetter, Edith Boyle and Narita Coleman. The next scheduled tourney for the Weal ladies will be staged early in September. Add Glamour - Add Value ! I I with Gold Bond Aluminum Siding. A Guaranteed Conklin Product. When it comes to residing your home, you can't beat Gold Bond Aluminurti Siding. Its scientifically baked.on vinyl enamel finish is beautiful and Will far outlatt the guarantee yeti will get with thit siding. See the 6 exciting new colour samples TODAY at your nearest Conklin showroom., Get an estirnate on the total price, you'll be sur., prised at the low, low cost. Sunday guests during the weekend at Rober t Elston' s were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Met- ters of St. Marys, Mrs. Edith McCourt, Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Elston and family, Lon- don. Miss WilMa Elston, who has been visiting the past week in London, returned home Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson and family were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson, Brigden. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Spence, David and Susan, attended the -Earle family atonic at Spring, bank, Sunday. Barry Thompson,8th Line, IS spending the week with John Rhin and faMily. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Suhren Of New Orleaha, US were week.. end guest with Mr. and Mrs: Aithie Dewar. Howard Rhin, Noreen ThOtnp- soh and Miss Hereon Walkoret attended the Scott family re- union at Mtinro, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A102 Smith of PatiPS were guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Holland, Sunday, bavid Sheppard of Shipka spent Sunday with his cousin, Eddie Holland, Elton Halter and tlizebeth Ann Elston attended the HSSoti,, Elliott Wedding at therndale Oft Saturday: Elizabeth tuthiAW tho music for the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker and Mr, and Mrs. Oliver taker Mohawks - Continued fron1 page 6 a bunch of three In the fourth Off starter Dick Bedard. Rick Boyle 'Walked to start the inning. Singles by John Wade and Gerd Strang and George denble finished the tallying and sent Bedard to the ShOWera, bringing ih Don O'Brien in a relief role, O'Brien put out the fire arid Went on to keep the seoreslieet Clear the balance of the olnea.