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E TIMIES-ADVOCATE, EXETER,ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING,* AUQUST .25., 1965
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By KIM J WOODAJ,44
Misses Warns Welt e r s and
Phyllis Here of London spent the
we e k en d at their respective
homes, •
• Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ford
returned to :their home in Kite
chener on Sunday after spending
the past two weeks with Mrs
Harry Ford. and Gorden.
Mr, and Mrs...Wiibotn Walters
and Danny enjoyed a pleasant
weekend at Chesley Lake.
Mr. and subs, L1ayd Knight re-
turned home on Sunday after
spending a week v a e a t 1 en aa
Chesley Lake,
Mrs, Harry 'Ford accompanied
Mr. and airs, Will .Johns of VIM-
ville to the funeral of the late Mr,
Will Butler •at the Carrothers
f u n e r al home in London on
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock and
`children visited on. Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Dobbs at bang•.
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A Million.
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We at Waiper's Men's Wear want to' express our
appreciation to our customers for their excellent response
to our olid -summer anniversary sale. The splendid results
€_ justify our belief that you, the public, know good bar-
gains when you see them.
Robert C. Marriage, Exeter
Wins The Free Custom -Made Suit
Bargains Left
We're continuing some extra -special bargains
on quality summer merchandise. Only a few items
deft.
BOYS' TROUSERS 1/2 -PRICE
SPECIAL PRICES ON SOCKS
ALL SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED
Phone 81
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M'EW'S' WEAR
Exeter
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Only Advance Sale Ticket Holders are eligible for drav< on:
* DODOS REDENT SEDAN * CHEVROLET 210 DELUXE
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS - 3 lot 5114
Each ticket admits one adult or two children
Sept; 17,
All tickets must lie in by 9:30 p•
to be eligible for draw which will be made at
10:15 p.ni. 6n same date,
s in front of Grandstand.
GRANDSTAND-
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Noi`'se Show
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DASHWOOD BOY WINSPPONY=•-•Jimmy Hayter, Jr., whose father is a well-known hockey
and 'baseball player and chairman of the'Trustee Board of Dashwood, won this Shetland
pony in a draw at the second annual frolic of Dashwood Men's Club on Wednesday evening.
With him are, left to right, William Haugh, Club President; Harry Hayter, secretary; Mrs.
.Itay Guenther, Dashwood, winner of ar, washing machine; and Alvin Walper, Dashwood,
-who was master of ceremonies for the program, A record crowd of 1,000 attended: T -A Photo'
RecorcTCr�wd Qf;1,000
Attends Dashwood Frolic
Ideal weather ',helped •firing a
record crowd o3 over 1,000 to
the ,second annual .frolic of Dash-
wood Men'e Club on Wednesday,
August. 17.
President William Haugh said
proceeds from the event will be
need for •community welfare work.
The club helps sponsor hockey
and. ibaselball teams and is plan-
ning to i ulld' some ;type of com-
Inunity centre in the near future,
Alvin Weber, a, pact president
of the • e1ub, was master of oete-
znonieh for the program. Six bands
took part in the ,peraele and later
performed on etage. They *ams
from Dashwood, Exeter,'Phedford,
Stratlhroy, Forest and Sarnia.
A variety program by Vic Mum-
ferd and his east from Brantford
was well .received. The bingo
tables were :filled 'and the' de-
mand at the ,refreshment ibooth
kept the dadies hustling all night.
Excitement ran high as the
Wale ' came for raffling the re-
frigerator, washer; pony, :tires,
lawn avower •and. bicycle.
+E•ari Camp'bel'l, warden of Hur-
on, drew the first ticket and the
refrigerator went ho Oar1 Pear
son of Woodstock. Mrs. Ross
Johnston of Zurich drew 'the sec-
ond ticket and Mrs. Etat' Guen-
ther won , •the washing -machine.'
Clarence Parkes of Stanley drew
rhe
third ticket and an excited.
little boy; Jimmy Hayter, diad a
pony. Mary Annen.Sitter of Thed-
ford drew the 'fourth ticket and
Ed Devine 'sof •Gfamd Bend be-
came th,e 'owner two tubeless
tires, Lloyd Eagleson drew no, 5
ticket and Don a O1•ly .of Exeter
vi:on e power lawn mower. Peter
Eagleson of Stanley won a fine
bicycle when. Mrs. Orval McClin-
.orhey •pulled the sixth ticket.
Dashwood Tigers.'defeated :Zur-
ice Lumber '.Kings 12-3 in the
ball game which began the fest-
ival. •
'Persona Items' .y
Mr.and Mrs. Garnet Welbeng
and tunny of We,tonloo vacation-
ed least week with, their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Rader and
1V1r, and Mrs. Fred Weibeng and
other reldtive'a and friends,
Mix's Dorolthy Keifer of San-
dusky, 'Ohio,' anent some``time
with Mr, and Mrs, Adolph. Keir'
ler.,.
Misses Judy and Sandra ' Kel-
ler of London were holiday guests
with their aunt, Miss Grace Kel-
ler'.
Mrs. Earl . Tessier, Robeitkt and
Susan of Brantford ` .spent last
week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Kellar.
Mrs. Nora Koessel•.and family
of Rbger City, Mich., spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Miller arid family and other rel-
atives. '
Mr. and Mrs, , Glen . Guenther
and girls have returned to Gary,
radians, after spending their va-
cation with Mr. and Mrs. Syd
Baker.
Mi. and Mrs. Syd Baker and
Mr, and 112ms. Glen Guenther of
Gary, Indiana motored to Cole
lingwood• last Thursday,
Mr, Roger leoppener of Kit-
ehener is spending his holidaye.
with his aunt and u"ncle, Mr, and
Mrs. Ervin Devine.
Ur. and Mrs. Leo Schendal of
Kitchener •seem•• last Week with
their daughter .and 'faintly, Mr.
and Mts. Ervin Devine,
1VLr, end Mrs. Gordon 'Weiberg
of Waterloo tipent the Weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred W bberg
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tyler.
Mr, ped Mrs, l aroi4 Maine and
girls of Kitchener are • vacation
Ing With the latter'e lather, Mr.
Aeinheid 1VI•ilior. Ker mother is
a patient is St. joseph's ROSS -
NU, Loudon, where she Wider -
went etirgery. Mr. and Mrs, Coli
in Ifirldiey and Eartiily of Lott -
don were a1Vo weekend 'visitors,
!Mr. Otto,Wiiilert reEurtied halite
tramSt. Joseiih's T#ospital; Loll -
don ]set Week.
14r. and Mrs, Js. i•T. Rader and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Rader and
family spent 8ixilday at London
with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hain-
bltl and boys,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown of
London spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wein. E ,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Stumpf • and
family of Kitchener spent the
weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Al-
bert. Miller and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reste-
mayor and girls of London spent
Sunday with Donald'sfather,
fr. Otto Restenaayer. •
?Miss Carol •Becker spent a few
days last week 'wibl her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Aubert
Becker at New Dundee: '
Miss Peggy Hauser of Kit-
chener
itchener spent the weekend with
Mr, and' Mrs, Carl Oestreieher.
-elev. and Mrs. Glen. Strome of
Crediton were guests with . Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Oestreieher • Satur-
day evening.
.
Mr. and Mrs, Martin Laub of
Parkhill` Mrs. Emma Hostetler
sof': New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rader and Miss Susan Wil-
lett. spent Sunday at Rock Glen.
• 1Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph iVliller'
spent 'Sunday at Dresden with
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Guenther
spent .a few days last week in
Detroit with Mr. and Mrs, W'il-
lieen� . Eagleson, Jr.
Miss Joan Guenther visited
with her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Guenther while Eugene
visited, with his grandparents Mr.
and Mars, Wm. Eagleson of Park-
hill,
Wiles Susan Bartliff" of Clinton
.spent a few days with Mr. and
Mm's. George Tiernan.
IMr. P: ,Bumble, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Sutherland and daughters,
Carolyn Mid. Karen of Windsor
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben yG'oet5..
Mrs. Mary Becker is visiting
with cher daughter and husband,
'Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Kimpel
of 'Kitchener for acouple of
weeks.
Mris. Blanche Fraser of Seience
Hill is spending a few days with
Mr, and • Mgrs. Emil Becker.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and
family attended the Fraser re-
unibn at Terwash .on Sunday.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Lucinda Mcisaac were R o s e
Marie Denom'me, Judy Denomme,
James M'eIsaac, Ronald and Don-
ald MVIcLsaac, Lyn iri.ffnth and
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mcisaac and
children all of Detroit.
• Mr. frank Want of Chatham,
representative for the_ Bidwell
Bean Combine spent's, few days
this weeiik,.at the home of Ervin
Rader. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hates of
St: Petersattrg, Florida spent Sat-
urday. with Mr, and Mrs. Art
W`illert, -
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilbert, Mr.
Simon Wilbert. Mrs. 1';d Hamath-
er and boys of Dashwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wurm and Shirley
arid Mr. and Mrs, Milton Wilbert
and Patricia of Exeter, Mr, and
Mrs. John Pattison and daughter
of Winghain and Mr. Eimer Wil-
lert of Grand Bend all spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, William
Schroeder at Letrington Beach,
Mich,
Visitors with Mrs, Lou Eagle-
son were Mr, and' Mrs. Ernest
"My, Headache
"flees my headache" ° reialmed
One small-tovirn mayor recently.
Here is "+his" story. unite and
family of •five. lTSestitute and
henieleas. A home :built -for thein
by a 1ot"sa1 eliureh Frequently on
relief. The new Borne very short -
1Y became •a shambles, Mayor
warned by'"health authorities to
clean it itp, C droll refused the
money •required to do so.
Mr. Headacihe ..a good Worker,
but could never slobs' a job for
long, Tivree times in eourt.
"Thirty days Por non-suppiont of
your fitaniny,"
Yest You have guessed it"t This
III the TRUE 5ttay sof etre liquor
victim, In one town, a ilegal-
liquor-outlet 'town. Whose head-
ache? Mi. Mayor's—or burst
tadvt,t,
II•utehinson and Alva " of Blair
and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Eagle-
son and family of Southampton.
Franklin stayed' for, a few days.
Mrs. George Anderson and Mrs.
Leonard :Schenk attended the
Stratford Shakespearean Festival
Monday seeing "The Merchant of
Venice."
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
and family attended the Irish
Benevolent Picnic at Port Stan-
ley last Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller ac-
companied by Mrs. Gordon Cal -
fag, Jimmy and Franklin 'og Sar-
nia spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Schatz at their
cottage •at Hubbard Lake in
Northern 1ttiehigan.
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Mr, and afro. Lorne .Preezcator
and Miss, Patricia Chazui era are
spending this week in .ihe United
States :and will vislt with rola-
tives it1 Pennsylvania.
Ma and mre. Halrry Dale and
sons Donald and Ted of Brame
ton spent several days last week
with Mars. Date's pat'ents, Mr. and.
Mrs. Ii`.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam King and
Marlene attended the Baebb-Don
aldson wedding 'in Ailsa Craig
on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker
are spending ,some time in New
Liskeard,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Haberer and
Arlene :of Zurich. were. Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd.
Geiser,
Mrs. Norman Hill and Alice of
Detroit visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. L.
Donald Flee -hairier, son 4,f Mr,
and Mrs. Irvin Finkbeiner, 3s re
oeiyial:g numerous congratulations
o the many 'high honors he wan
the 1955 ggraduating • class at
H:D.H iS. Donald expects to en
ter Loz►don Tgaehers' College in
the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillard wparling
and Mr. and Mrs. Claire Spar -
ling and son Allan os Walkerton
visited on Sunday with Mrs. john
Smith.
Mrs. L. M. McCann, looal rep-
resentative of the Bell Telephone
Co. is on vacation this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hynes
and Mr. Jmo,. Matllett of London
Galled .on friends 3n town Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of
Windsor visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, E. Gunn.
Sanday 'visitors with Mr, and
Mrs, J• Wade were—Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wade, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Wake, M'r. and Mrs. tSyi-
yan Parsons and'Dianne, Mr.
Robert Wade and Miss Ida Blan-
chard all ;of London and Mr. Wil-
liam Parsons of St. Catharines.
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Schafer of
Pigeon, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs•
William Hest of Elkton, -Mich,
visited last week with Miss Lil-
lian .Heist. A Heist reunion was
held on Sunday afternoon at
Riverview Park, Exeter, compris-
ing the descendants of the late
Mr. and •Mrs. Angus Haist, _which
included the: visitors. •
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sisson,
Sheila and Cheryl of Montreal
are venting Mrs. Sisson's ,parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd England.
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MUT,U:At. iNSCRAi11HE COMPANY
Protects the property of more Canadians
than any other Company
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P. v..PICKARD, ,Exeter • JOHN EDWARD GVNN, Creeltan
P. L..McNAVGHTON, Henson NEWTON 0. Ci -AEE, Wooehayn
HENRY GAL -MAN, Zurich P. A. BARNETT, 'Granton &. St. Mary*
Wit -SON, C. (Kt„, Seaforth. CLAYTON t:l, HARRIS. Mitchell
HARRY E. WAGHORN, St. Marys K, W. COi.QUri0UN, Citnton
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Invento:ry
BEGINNING AUGUST 22- 31
10 to 20% Off on
Hardware & Clothing Items
Specials ��eials While They Last
Gutta Percha Rubber Boots, $3.95. Up
Men's Works Pants. 71/4 Oz. , $2,95
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1 'Feather' Light Braking with Muhiseal
Hydraulic Drakes, helps eliminate nose-
dive stops, gives a smooth Tide.
2 Mighty New Power is seen on Pontiac's speedometer. Watch
the indicator go from coasting to cruising in seconds! ,t
3 Thrifty, Gas -Saving Economy shows up right here. And it's
the kind of economy that lasts, mile after mile.
4 Smooth, Effortless Steering with Tulip Design Steering
Wheel ... gives more control, less vibration,
5 Exciting New Convenience Features such as this, abound
to every inch of Pontiac!
Itbtstrated--Pontdac "Laurentian" 2 -Door Sedan
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
77-777
Pontiac owners are indeed ear -Wise. They've found
that Pontiac's choice of 23 models gives them the
styling, detailing and overall beauty they prefer.
That Pontiac's unequalled choice of engines and
transmissions gives theirs the power and performance
that they wish. That Pontiac's unbeatable value
gives them more car for their money!
Visit your Pontiac dealer today. One look, one driver
and you'lli know why, this year, car -wise Canadians
have chosen Pontiac above all others.
No wonder buyers from both ends of the price scare are switt hang to
P.3 feet
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