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For the second time in three years the Exeter Kinsmen club won the
John Brooker Memorial shield for producing the best junior bulletin
in district one. Above, bulletin editor Dave Cross who was elected
president at last week's annual election holds the coveted award that
was open to 76 district Kin clubs. — T-A photo
TirnosAdyocate, May -24-, 1968 page it' •
Three ..gids graduate •
ceremony •
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IDIIRSYSTON
LIQUID CONCENTRATE
systematic insecticide is now
placed directly into our
LIQUID FERTILIZER
Di-Syston enters the plant through the roots and is transiocated
through the plant by the tap stream. Insects 'feeding on the bean
plant pick up a lethal dose 'of insecticide and are killed before do,
ing damage to the 'plant. because the -chemical is inside the plant •
stem and leaves it -cannot wash 'off or weather away, thus giving
up to seven weeks control from sucking insects.
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EXETER 2351782
The Bingo games sponsored by
the Hall and Park Boards will be
discontinued for the summer
months and will begin again the
latter part of September.
orittit tOMPANY
Montreal ilairdatelioSath & Calgary..
By MRS. P. JIOOPER
Paul Parkinson attended 139Y
scout Camp at WeldWOod for the
weekend.
Mr. - port Langford, Who haP
spent the last month at Dorset
spent the weekend with &
Mrs. Ken Langford, Waiter and
Carl and left Monday Or Sault.
Ste. Marie for four months.
Mrs. Ethel Mills of St. Marys
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Jack. Thomson.
Mr- & Mrs. Gladwyn Hopper,
Ruth, Veryl and Jeanette were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
& Mrs. W.M. Jones and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Langford
Walter, Don and Carl were, guests
at the Trewartha-Husul wedding
at Delbi Saturday.
Mr, & Mrs, Bob Foster and
family of Granton visited Sun-
day with Mr. & Mrs. Stanley
Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson ar t-
tended St, Adeline Church at
Strathroy Sunday and were guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Petch.
Mrs. Lawrence Gra.sby, Debbie
and. Linda of Keswick assisted
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Claire
Sisson,
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan
and Lisa of Waterloo spent Sun-
day with McLeonard Thacker and
girls,
Miss Linda Thacker has
accepted a position with the
Downie School Board duties to
commence in Sept.
Do you have a good driving
record? Don't depend on the past
too much. It's your present ac-
tions that count, So update your
safety precautions and emphasize
the proper way of doing things.
Then you can keep up that ac-
cident-free record, say Farm
Safety Specialists with the On-
tario Department of Agriculture
and Food.
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
The Crediton Women's Insti-
tute met in the Community Hall
May 15, with President Mrs.
Harvey Hodgins extending a word
of welcome to all present, in-
cluding Crediton Cubs, Scouts
and their leaders, who were
guests.
Mrs. Lorne Hodge chaired the
program. Mrs. Bill Johnson gave
a report on past and present
activities of the Cub Pack, and
said they have thirty-one mem-
bers. Group 1 gave rules of
water safety. Group 2 demon-
strated mouth to mouth resusci-
tation and rules. Mr. Charles
Browning gave his Scout report
noting that they have twelve ac-
tive members.
Mr s, Emmery Fahrner fa-
voured with a piano instrumental.
Mrs. Jack Morrissey read the
motto "Remember, boys make
men," Mr. Browning accepted
a bank book and one dollar for his
daughter. Roll call, Hint for
Fire Prevention" was answered
by 22 members. MrS. Art Alt
field gave her report on the
conference at Guelph. Plans were
made for the annual barbecue to
be held August 7.
Hostesses were Mrs. Lorne
Hodge. Mrs. Alf Smith, Mrs.
Jack Morrissey and Mrs. Clay-
ton Sims.
WINS JACKPOT
Winners at the Bingo held
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AvItultual
thernicall aria tpravots
illAtesd
By MRS. RnSS SKINNER
The ElinlY/110=ThalneS Road
cPIT mother and deughter bp,n,
qbPt was held Thursday evening
May 16 at Thames 'Road United.
qhurch. The members: escorted
their mothers, to the tables• and
Notitt Bosanquet
Mr, & Mrs. L. Zavitz of Strath-
roy visited Mr. &Mrs. Tom Hall,
Monday.
& Mrs. Earl Little of For-
est visited Mr. & Mrs. Remi
VanPraete, Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Pym visit-
ed Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance,
Sunday and attended the Rebekah
service at the United Church,
Parkhill.
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Hughes,
Dianne and Gregory visited Mr.
& Mrs. Tom Hall over the week-
end and relatives at Forest.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. McIntyre are
the proud grandparents of twin
daughters of their daughter Jac-
queline — Mrs. Larry Cowell and
Mr. Cowell of Tillsonburg.
Mr. & Mrs. H. Prance visited
Mr. & Mrs. G. Gotelaer Jr. and
sons of Ridgetown last Friday
and Saturday, when the latter
returned to visit their grand-
parents over the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Karn and
family have moved to Callander.
Mrs. Wm. Davidson of Hamil-
ton visited Mr. & Mrs. Remi
VanPraete over the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Mae Melville and
family were in London, Monday.
Mrs. Tom Hall is indisposed
with an injured arm.
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. McIntyre
and family are moving to the
house vacated by the Karns in
the Pinery.
Norman Wilson, Haig Farm
mechanic, is operating a diesel
on the prairie in the operation of
planting corn.
Maurice Hawkins has secured
a position in Petrolia,
The ball game and fireworks
at the arena in Thedford, Monday
were well attended.
Brian and Ruth Gill spent the
JoAnne Vocigort was oti4ippan
for the program,
Elaine PhtiS intrOdeeed the
head table. Janet Porn proposed
a toast te. the mothers to which
mrs..Jack Bern replied,, Mrs.
Reg lledgert proposed a toast to
the members and Was thanked by
Susan Allen,
Cheryl Bern thanked the ladieS
of the church that catered and the
reply was made by.Mrs,
Musical numbers were pre-
tsheen taPcdc ebryd iDo an ral Pe One NIT)er41Sesnnle°srtee wo n-
art on the piano.
Mrs. Howard Pym conducted
the graduation service for gra-
duates Carol Bell, Susan. Allen
and Ava Elford assisted by MrS.
5, Miner, Mrs. Philip Johns and
Mrs. Arnold Cann.
Hrenda Skinner introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs, D. S. War-
ren, of Exeter Main St. Church.
Joyce Kerslake thanked the
speaker and presented her with
a gift.
Then the mystery mother's
gifts were given out and the
secret of the mystery • mothers
was then found out.
PERSONALS
Susan and David Rannie of
London spent the holiday week-
end with their grandparents Mr.
& Mrs. Wm. Routly.
Miss Ruth Skinner and Mr. La-
verne Skinner attended the gra-
duation services on Tuesday for
Mr. Bob McDonald who graduat-
ed from the College of Technology
at Ftidgetown.
holidays with their grandparents
M. & Mrs. H. Prance. Kathy
Gill recently sustained minor
injuries ih a fall from a tree.
Oil drilling operations are in
progress on the Haig Farm near
the pumphouse on the ceramic
drain, west of the elevator and
is brightly illuminated at night,
quite noticeable with the red
beacon on the watch tower in the
Pinery Park.
1RCR began specialized train-
ing at Ipperwash on Tuesday.
Recent frosts are quite notice 2
able on early planting.
Tuesday evening May 14 were
Mrs. Russell Schroeder, Mrs.
McCann, Mrs. Mary Ravelle (2),
Mrs. Lloyd England, Mrs. Harry
Walper, Mrs. Ivan Weber, Mrs.
Roy Campbell, Mrs. Homer Rus-
sell (2), Mrs. Houston, Mrs. Andy
Bierling, Mrs. Liederman, Mrs.
Collins, Dora Walper, Paul Mc-
Cann, Mrs. Jim Pritchard, Mrs,
Bob Wragg, Greg Revington,
Mrs. Charles Collett, Mrs. Laura
O'Leary won game 14, and Im-
mediately afterward was the
winner of the jackpot.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Will Smith is a patient
at South Huron Hospital.
LAC and Mrs. Henry of Fal-
conbridge visited friends in the
area.
Miss Nola Feist spent the
weekend in Kitchener with Rev.
and Mrs. Fred Feist.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
were in Windsor for the holiday,
visiting sisters of Mr. Oestrich-
er.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Mahoney and
Kerry Lynne of Hespeler and
Miss Jan Parker of Galt were
weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Sam King.
Mrs. Mary Feist has sold her
home on Main Street to Mr.
laenneth McCann. Mrs. Feist is
having a sale of hOusehold effects
on Saturday.
List Crediton winners
institute fete youth groups
The Casa line of sprayers and farm theMidels has been
proven "Bestn thenieki", Calsa pioneered the in.tank
Mechanical agitati idr coMplete and bontintIems mixing
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Your Calsa dealer al's'o r,as a complete line of Cake herbicide&
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