HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-09-11, Page 31from London. i •
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from Opcigrich; `;
Mr, and•Mrs4ipi:Alio*iiy to 4
Toronto 'Blvd, from 'Toronto.
Nerve and Marge Poirier and
family to 13 TOP,T49 Blvd.
Bank Closed
The Vanastra Branch of the
Bank of Montreal is no longer
open for business, When 1 first
moved to Vanastra the banking
hours were long eough that
People could use the facility aft er
# the,ir vito‘ing hours., The. warre
friendly Arpospherc 41.1ciProniftt
service- (no libe,u0) „pm,clo„ the
popular *IV convenient: gQ0ordept.,
flowevo, At* the bgriititili bolos
were redueed most PUSIneSses.
and individuals found time sontice
inotiveolent,
Vanastra has approximately
1.000 residents as well as 20
established • businviSses, With
payrolls and accounts is this an
adequate business base for a
bank at Vanastra?
ARNOLD STINNISSEN
LIFE — HEALTH and ACCIDENT
— Registered Retirement Pensions —
Income Tax Deductable Registered
• Retirement Annuities
— REPRESENTING -
Sun Life Assurance
Company of Canada
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117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH
ER & BUILDING SPRY KVA Correspondent
Narentehnoll
The 0,010reo.:. Nye .r.ctuPicd
:w$...c:rlier :00
xhe vv6ing Air is oils. Another
sign of M. you may have noticed;
is the return of the weekengc
dances. Vanastra is holding their
first dance of the fall season
Saturday, September 1,3. Music is
by the popular group "Lincoln.
,Green"..
A total of 55 programs are
outlined in the new Fall-Winter
program guide from the Vanastra
Recreation Complex. Anything
from swimming. basketball,
corning. dancing to crafts: are
available for all ages.
IRegistration for the fall and
winter season is September 9, if
you require more information call
the centre 482-3544. -
All Huron County residents are
welcome.
We welcome new families to
Vanastra. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
House and family to 49 Winnipeg.
WHAT IS THIS? A BOMB —' Constable Fred
Muelner, of Sebringvllle Ontario Provincial Police
asked the .question, but one of the kindergarten
students answered it. He was showing students at
St. Patrick's School in Dublin a flare used for
accidents. One student asked him to light it, and he
said why not? Later, as the class of Doreen Nogalo
peered into a truck, a little one said there are more in
there, but the education officer stopped short of
surrounding the police car with flares as normally
occurs when an accident happens. (Staff Photo)
Chartered Accountants
Resident Partner
ARTHUR W. READ
268 Main St., Exeter
Bus. 235-0120 Res. 238-8075
1angIart, Kelly, VOig glyi CO.
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SANDWICH
BREAD
24 oz loaf
WESTON'S
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Hoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul They were also dinner guests with
Hoff, 41.MATITOT TT' • . /... T • ;"11.91.1$4re • and, Mrs. Lorne Wolfe,,,,011,—
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck Saturday. Doug will live•in St.
Thomas.
Correspondent
Mrs. Laverne Wolfe
Rev. Kalbfleisch officiated at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Sunday morning. There were two
baskets of flowers 'from the
funeral of Mr. Herman
Leonhardt. Sincere sympathy to
his wife and family.
Master David Gray who visited
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Van Vlack. Rick, Paula
and Obie also attended hockey
practices while he was here.
Mrs. Calvin Gilk, Susan,
Brenda and Carol Warrington;
P.A. were guest's of Mr. & Mrs.
August Scherbarth for ten days.
Rev. Calvin Gilk also joined them
over theitholiday weekend.
Those starting school from here
are Miss Paula Van Vlack,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Van Vlack and Master Steven
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buuck
and DAvid, Milverton on Sunday.
We are sorry to hear Master
Jeffery Robinson has another cast
on his foot.
Mr. Wayne Ahrens has started
at Waterloo University after
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Ahrens, Marlyn and
Steven and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Ahrens.
Miss Glenda Dickison is home
with her mother Mrs. Ford
Dickison and grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Smyth.
With Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Wolfe over the weekend were
their grandsons, Mr. Don
Watson, St. Th omas and Mr.
Doug Watson, who has returned
-from Germany where he spent
some time with his parents,
W.O. and Mrs. Dick Watson and
sisters Dianne and Diamond.
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QUICK OATS
FLEECY
P,,ABRIC SOFTENER
AIR CARE
AIR FRESHNER
TANG
LEMONADE
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six Canadians every day of the year, states The
Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Only
research and common • sense eye care can
reduce this rate.
Your gift to CNIB's current campaign advances
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AT ANY SEAFORTH BANK
Seaforth-Campaign Committee
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SAVARIN 11 -oz.
T.V. DINNE
Chicken, Turkey,.
Beef or
Salisbury Steak
AUNT JEMIMA
WAFFLES
Regular
11 oz.
HIGHLINER COD
FISH STIR
14 oz. 1.29
TWIN ROLLS
STON'S BROWN &SERVE
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