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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-27, Page 2Page Times-Advocate, 27, 1108 r:€ ONS R..ig4NOMACUY'"a*,%4 P°M''''4›..i YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO BELONG TO THE Exeter Community Credit Union Ltd, Present Membership 700 Assets $340,000.00 SHARES Life insured, at no extra cost, (up to 2,000.00) Money deposited before age 55 — insured 100% Money deposited before age 55 to 59 — insured 75% Money deposited before age 60 to 64 — insured 50% Money deposited before age 65 to 69 — insured 25% 5% dividend paid on savings for 1967 DEPOSITS For those with 2,000.00 in shares 7% offered for one year deposit accounts (uninsured) LOANS Up to $3,000.00 above savings. Interest rate — 1% per month on the unpaid balance (12% per annum) Example: $1,000.00 loan repaid in 12 even monthly instalments costs $65.00 in interest Life insurance available at no extra cost. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, INQUIRE AT THE CREDIT UNION OFFICE DEVON BUILDING 476 Main St., Exeter Phone 235-0640 Exeter Exeter q0dPrIgh • 1 • • f. • • f $WQrth •• •••tpet Wngham.. t ! t ! ! t t Ashffeld TONYtigitO .S • :}300.10; Township . . -• • Colborne' TPW110ip , 1 1 Goderich Township , • Grey Township , Hay Township , , , :Ilowick. Township , , , Hullett Township . , , McGillivray Township . McKillop Township • : Morris Township Stanley Township , , Stephen Township Tuckersmith Township Turnberry Township . Us.borne Township .„ Wawanosh East. Township , Wawanosh West Township Advance Poll Lucan Zurich Huron park , Hensall . . . Bayfield • . Brussels Blyth Totals . . • • • • • • • • CUSTOM KILLING* & CUTTING Locker rental by the month or year 237-411 DASIOVOOD Holiday Weekend Specials BACON R1NDLESS 69t LB. STEAKETTES FOR BARBECUING 65C LB. PORK CHOPS CENTRE LOIN 79t L. BANANAS 2 LES, 29 We can supply all your barbecuing needs IT ONLY HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR! Buy With No Money Down at Conklin's Hilts ARE S Some Yards are Overstocked! Others are Discontinuing Certain• Lines! Some Yards Have Slightly Damaged Merchandise! BUT All 15 Conklin Yards Are Offering FANTASTIC VALUES During CONKLIN'S ... Chain Wide 8 Days Only! OR WHILE STOCKS LAST ... JUNE 27-JULY 6 Attic Stair $43" Bt.111-ti`YOUR OWNFURNITURE Easybuild SI-lEt.\)11‘4 'LEGS, SP ACE-RS, CAPS, 111.Price vloor 9 7 1 /14 swA MIAMI CARRY tailone Cabioets 69 95 ME Of TINE BUYS AI EZ*1 POLOlNG YOUR ,PICK . THERE'S MORE! Look for the UNADVERTISED VALUES this week at - EXETER 235.1422 over 84 years of TRUSTED EXPERIENCE! ETEIR1 tat Stools ITN BACK $5" st1 /4co ONE ONLY RPMGCTOP Electric Stove $59" FREE Delivery VINCENT REUNION The SeVenteelith:44rinalVinCent ,Reunion, was held at Bayfield park recently,. Sports .conducted by Harvey and,FreidaOrlin; were enjoy- ed by all, Winners. of the events were Bruce Vincent, Elaine Vincent, .Ronnie Vincent, Mary Lon Vin- cent, Margaret Durnigan, Judy Vincent, .Glen z irk, Leslie.BreW- et, Elaine Vincent, Freida Reier ling, Nancy Rrewer, Bill Yi,n- cent, Jack Vincent, Wilma. Vin- cent, G e.o rgi n a .Desjardine., Margaret Brewer, Harold Vin- cent, Clare Vincent, Clare cent Jr., Mary Lou Vincent, Margaret Brewer, Verna Zirk, Dorothy Bullock, Leslie Brewer, Harold Vincent, Norma Vincent and Ruth Vincent. Birthday elosest to the re- union date, Mare Vincent; lucky spot at table, Jack Vincent; old- est lady, Mrs. MabelDesjardine; most recently married, Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Vincent, Belgra,ve; longest married, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Parkhill; young- est present, Ronnie Vincent; old- est man present, Albert Vincent, Belgrave, Approximately 42 people sat down for supper. Officers elected for the coming year; president, Mrs. Dorothy Bullock; secretary, Mrs, Georg- ina Desjardine; treasurer, Ira Vincent; table committee, Clare and Ruth Vincent, Annie and Nor- man Vincent; sports committee, Edna and Roy MacSween, John and Margaret Brewer. N-JOY-U-ALL PICNIC The annua1N-JOY-U-ALL pic- nic was held Friday afternoon, with a good attendance of 81. It was lovely picnic weather. The committee for next year's picnic is Mr. and Mrs. Archie Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Winston Shapton. Winners of the sports were as follows: Ann Dearing, Patti Lou Shapton, David Webber, Preston Dearing, Beverley Preszcator, Alan Powe, Michael ondrejicka, Barbara Preszcator, Theresea Ondrejicka, Paul Shapton, Brenda Fahner, Janice Davey, Larry Shapton, Keith Davey, Wayne Preszcator, Wayne Shapton, Su- san Davey, Dianne Shapton, Joe Ondrejicka, Earl Neil, Jean Neil, Harold Penhale, Isabelle and Mel King, Jane and Gerald Dearing, Ruth King, Alma Davey, Hilda Shapton, Carol Shapton, Arthur Ford, Mrs. Sam Jory, SPEARE REUNION The 11th annualSpeare reunion was held at the home of Miss Olive Speare, Cromarty on Sun- day with 87 in attendance. People Opening SNACK BAR at Hay Township Park 1% miles south of St. Joseph Fri., June 28 Paul J. Ducharme FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND RIVER RD. S. OF BRIDGE CHICKEN & CHIPS 44* FISH & CHIPS ••• SHRIMP & CHIPS ETC. TAKE OUT ORDERS Phone: 238.2025 Waltham Timing The World Since 1850 WILSON'S JEWELLERY & Gifts Exeter. Pleasing You Pleases Us, came from TOrniite, Mitchell,. Rarristen„.Opelph,.•LOPIPP, iin,St, Marys. and Kirkton, During the afternoon a .sports program Was arranged by Plive. Macdonald's married families, The following were the winners of .sporting events; Aubrey Ross, Tim Shute, Betty Ross, Nancy Scott, Mary Barr, Nancy }Barr, Piane Scott, Ted Macdonald, .1.1M. Rivers, Mervin Shute, Lawrie Fischer, Jean Speare, Lila Me- KAU, Dick Speare and John Rut- ledge, Oldest person, Jenny Fischer; youngest child, William Donald- son; tallest person, Mervin Shute. Business meeting was conduct- ed. by President Mrs, Ada Pet- hick. 1969 officers are: President Mrs, Ada :Pethick, secretary treasurer, Mrs, Helen Shute; sports committee, Grace Klein's married families; table committee, Jean and Dick Speare, Lorna and David pimrn, Jack and Shirley Speare, By MRS, THOMAS HERN A baptismal service was held on Sunday • at West Zion United Church when Rev. J. C. King performed the rites of baptism for Charlotte Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller; Jef- fery Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller; Joan Wanita, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hern; and Laurie Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns. Visitors for the day were Mr. and M rs. Ervin Rader, Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Everard Miller, Grand Bend and Charlie Miller, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller; Miss Elsie miller, Grand Bend, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spence and family, Woodham and Mr. and Mrs. D. Spence, St. Marys, with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns and family and Mrs. Ernest Ferguson, Whalen, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hord, Parkhill, with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hern and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hern, Sheila and Alan were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tookey, London. By MRS. W. MOTZ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Bluevale and Mrs. Claire Hoff- man of Exeter attended decor- ation service here and also call- ed on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Motz. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wein and family have rented the home built by Sam Lawson and moved in it on Saturday. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Haist and Margaret attended the Warder-McAninch wedding in London in which Margaret was an attendant. ?cam 7oilied Mr. & Mrs. Ed Wurm spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Sylvester, Toronto. Miss Crystal Sylvester returned home after spending three weeks with her grandparents. Miss Greta Harness has re- turned aftef visiting Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Hall in Perth. She also attended the Hall-Ferguson wed- ding at Maberly, Ontario. DoCtor Victor and Doctor Joan Kyle and four children, Tracey, David, Andrew and Hilary of Port Arthur are holidaying for three weeks with their parents, Mr. & Mrs. E. 'R. Hopper in Exeter and with Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fletcher and family at Ducharme Beach. Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Johns, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Johns and Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Nell were guests on Saturday at the Shragge—Johns wedding in Timothy Eaton Mem- orial Church in Toronto, Mr. & Mrs, Preston Dearing visited relatives in Marlette, Michigan, last week: A picnic was held at the home Of Mr. & Mrs. R. E, Russell on Sunday in honer of Mrs. W. J. Beer's birthday. Those attending were Mr. & Mrs, Robert Hope and family. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Redwell and Mrs. Edna Werner, all of Lendon; Rev. & Mrs. W. B. Cunningham and Dr. & Mrs‘Mer- ris and family, all of Windsor; and Maurice and Clifford Quance, Miss May Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. James Russell and Mr. & Mrs. Robert RuSsell, all of EXeter. Municipality Ailsa Cr4ig• • E •• r. • 4 Clinton • • • • By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The annual Sunday School An- niversary service was held on Sunday at Elimville United Church. Music was provided by the organist Mrs. Philip Johns and the pianist Miss Susan. Allen. The choir was under the leader- ship of Ronald Elford. Guest speaker for the service was Rev. Howard. Zurbrigg from the Zion United Church at Credi- ton giving his sermon on "What I mean to my Church". Visitors for the service in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coates, Judy and Cathy of Ex- eter with Mr. and Mrs. Squire Herdman; Mrs. James Earl of Exeter and Lorne Hern of Zion with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johns; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rowe of Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns; Mr. and Mrs. George Kellett, Carolyn and Lawrence of Thames Road with Miss Verda and Lav- erne Kellett; Mr. and Mrs. Don Willcox and Publish T-A on schedule Although Monday will be an of- ficial holiday, The Times-Ad- vocate will be published on Thursday as usual. The deadline for display ad- vertising will be extended until Tuesday noon, but the classified deadline will remain as Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. Correspondents and news con- tributors are asked to have their material forwarded at the usual time where possible to ensure publication. tata--4\satZAVIEGOISOMNIOnal family of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs, Wm Routly; Will Smith of Belmont and Frank Smith of London with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Routly. Master Scott Willcox and Miss Lori-Anne Willcox of Kitchener are spending a few days with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Routly. Mrs. Mildred Price of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houston ofSeaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin- son and family of Kirkton were with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Bell of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Harry Wolfe of New York, Mrs, Mildred Price of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell of Toronto attended the Pan- son8-Bell Wedding at Elirnville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. HoWard Johns attended the Shragge-Johns wed- ding in Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fulton, Steven, Paul and David Of Stratford were with Mr. and s's,AftnItOliglIMPItiONSIWIttP:5% P44.4r: McKinley Weary. 94 144 11 719 836 61 585 61 1,351 1,660, 205 .547 501 40 614 790 42 221 402 36 344 378 62 190 308. 48 312 463 38 315 441 41. 373 499 35 510 639 62 322 460 25 301 426 39 318 320 .42 272 401 18 225 487 19 402 710 40 621 608 43 240 315 36 236 445 29 208 288 9 223 304 26 264 194 11 162 263 29 183 292 9. 35 20 6 178. 290 90 160 9 141 284 37 146 268 17 10,747 14,534 1,175 Mrs. Alvin Fulton. Fun and Film night concluded the regular meetings of Elim- ville-Thames Road CGIT re- cently at Elimville. The •evening commenced with a lively ball game after which 24 members and three leaders enjoyed a barbecue supper on the church lawn. Plans were discussed for the Vacation Bible School to be con- ducted at Ellmville Church by the CGIT July 2 to 6. Seeking opinions on reduced slate Mayor Jack Delbridge failed to get much immediate support Monday when he asked council members to consider the pos- sibility of reducing the number of councillors from six to four. He made the suggestion that the plan be considered by coun- cil, noting he had recently visited Leamington and found they man- aged a town three times the size of Exeter with four councillors, a reeve, deputy-reeve and mayor. "I'm not trying to kick anyone out," he emphasized, adding that it was a consideration in view of the difficulty in getting people to stand for council posts. Reeve Derry Boyle suggested this would make it more difficult as members of council would have more work with fewer mem-• bers. tti don't see any merit," he said, noting there wouldn't be any great saving in money. Ross Taylor thought it would create more work for committee chairmen and members of council and suggested there would be a small representation if two mem- bers of a reduced council hap- pened to be absent. "I think most towns are run With only four councillors," Joe Wooden stated. The discussion ended when Mayor Delbridge asked members to consider such a change and he also said he hoped the public would make their opinions known to council members on the sug- gestion. Mrs. E. Maddock dies in hospital Mrs. Edward Maddock, RR 2 Merton, passed away suddenly in St. Joseph's Hospital on Mon- day. She was the former Ethel Pynn. SUrviving besides her husband are one son Norman at home; two brothers, Arthur Pynn of Vancouver and Thomas Pynn In England; and two sisters in Eng- land, Mrs. William (May) Gyte and Mrs. Bert (Anne) James. Service is at the Haskett Fu- neral Home, Lucan today(Thurs- day) at 2 p.m. Interment will be In Grove Cemetery. pallbearers ere Thomas'Dick- enson, Victor Smith, Lloyd Pal- low, Frank Slack, James By- craft and Ra.y Z2tViZ. Staffa ladies hold meeting By MRS. J, TEMPi.EMAi4 The June meeting of the Staffa united Church WOMPIA was held In the Family Life Gentre4, Mrs, Cecil PPW4lan. was, 14 charge of the Pevntipna and used as her theme "Stewardship", powfx9,11 gave a very inspiring account of $tpwardOlp, ScriPtUre Was read by Mrs. Les, lie miller, Miss Vera •liarnbley presided for the business, n was agreed to send the quilts on hand to the Victor mission, PERSONALS Miss Kathy Cameron enter- tained seven girl friends on, her eleventh birthday on Tuesday and had the misfortune to break a toe while playing. Miss Carol Ann Vivian has accepted a position in Stratford for the summer months. Mr. & Mrs. Alec Miller, Linda and Brian left Saturday for a three week motor trip to the prairie Provinces and the west coast. Misses Eleanor Kemp' and Susan Butson, Monro, flew to Frobisher Bay, North West Ter- ritories to visit with David Kemp who has been teaching school there for this past year. Miss Edna Miller, London, is holidaying this week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Mil- ler. Mrs. Mary Miller and Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray- mond Miller and family, Monro. Miss Janet Miller is holidaying this week in Tennessee, USA. Miss Rosanna Worden, Mon- treal, visited last week with her family, Mr. Abin Worden, Joanne and Bill. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Norris and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Longman, Lons- borough. PLAN CONCERT The music pupils of Mrs. Ken- neth Hodgins will present a musi- cal in the school room of the Centralia United Church on Fri- day evening at 8 o'clock. I • at 0 tit 0 How they voted in Huron riding Vote '15.realtdown By MunicipalttleS Mark anniversary at Elimville church