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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-06-13, Page 20Nit imes-Advocate, Juno 113 1968 I IE Vagigge CR • THE DELICIOUS, COLD, SOFT ICE R CRAM, VANILLA OR DIPPED E IN CHOCOLATE OR CHERRY DE BY DIP 0 RUM & BUTTER SHAKES ALSO CHOCOLATE, VANILLA,STAAWBERHY PINEAPPLE, BANANA, BUTTERSCOTCH HAVE ,A 'COLD SWEET EXTRA. MG SUNDAE -ANYTIME. THE PERFECT TREAT 164., •154 or 256 EXETER :•Dipped 5c6 extra DON TAYLOR 'V1011111 OIR S EXETER Thursday, Friday & Saturday JUNE 13, 14 & 15 WIN ONE OF 2 FREE CAR RADIOS One new car buyer and one used car buyer will win a FREE Car Radio during our Grand Opening. WIN 25 GAL'S. OF GAS FREE Yes, eight of our customers purchasing gas during our Grand Opening will win 25gallons of gas each. We have now been in business in Exeter for the past six months, selling and servicing Volkswagen and Imperial Oil products. This has given us the opportunity to survey the market conditions and the motoring needs of the people in this area, We have since adapted to these needs and now we would like you and your family to come in and view our many products and facilities, to see how they, and we work to give to you the finest products and service available. So join, us this weekend, relax, have fun, eat and generally look us over. We're interested in getting to know you better with no obligation on your part of course, A special thanks to our many customers who have patronized us during our first months and a welcome to everyone. Sincerely SPECIAL PRICES ON DEMOS! 1968 DELUXE VOLKSWAGON with radio, H49183 Reg. List Price $2215.00 $150" OFF 1968 VOLKSWAGON FAMILY BUS 98368X. Reg. List Price $3215.00 $215" OFF $100 OFF ALL USED CARS 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK Lic, E3147, Reg. $1895, $1795. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE Lic, H56531. Reg, $1495. $1395. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE Lie. 63228J. Reg. $1495. $1395. WIN A GROCERY HAMPER FREE Other gasoline customers will win free hampers full of food. FREE BARBECUE Everyone is welcome with no obligation. Hotdogs In' Hamburgers, free pop and Coffee and lots of treats for the younger set. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE tic. H48660. Reg. $1295, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE Lic. H55847, keg, $1295, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN DELIVERY Van Lic, 07911, Peg. 61095, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Lic. H5883i leg. $895, 1961 PONTIAC PASISIENNE Sedari.1.10, H5451 $1195, $1195. $ 995, $ 795. $ OS, SEE The New Shiftless V.W. The Westfatic(Comper The Korttion:Ghict Conv, ON TAYLOR MOTOR S 1.T US! A Message From Don Taylor • Difficult to resist Shiny apples and smiling faces are a difficult combination to resist and they always combine to make Boy Scout and Cub apple day a big success. These Exeter Cubs were among those who paraded the streets Saturday and knocked on doors to raise funds for their many activities. — T-A photo Hold mission dedication at Thames Road church By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE On Sunday morning during the church service Edwin Miller spoke a few words on the dedi- cations to missions. Carolyn Glanville spoke for the Messengers and Barbara Miller presented the money. Miss Jo- anne Hodgert presented money from the CGIT, Robert Bray spoke for the Tyro and Brian Mayer and Brian Miller pre- sented money from the Youth Fellowship Group. Donald Kernick, M and M treasurer, accepted the money. Flowers in the church on Sun- day were placed there by the family of the late William Allison. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were Sunday McLauchlan of Lambeth. Women at resort guests with Mr. and M. John Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wein and rs family of Royal Oak Michigan, list their birthplace Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wein and family and Mrs. Isobelle Wein and Cameron of Exeter were Sunday By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL hard, Mrs. Lloyd Wolper and guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stone, GRAND BEND Mrs. Elgin Hendrick. Miss Margaret Kernick is The evening unit of Grand Bend spending the summer at Wood- PERSONALS United Church Women was held eden Camp, London. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fink- on Tuesday evening with 21 pres- beiner have moved to their home Ray Cottle, William Ethering- ent. ton, William Walters, Ross Hod- on Ontario St., Grand Bend which The devotional was taken by they purchased from Miss Mary gert, Almer Passmore and Lee Mrs. Jack Eagleson and Mrs. Yoe. Miss Mary Yeo has moved Webber spent a few days fishing Lawrence Mason. Debbie Love to her home on Woodward Ave. at the French River. played an accordion solo and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan Ginger Love played a piano solo. Miss Debbra Webb spent the of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. weekend with her grandparents, Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant gave a Mr. and Mrs, Art Webb. Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. report on her weekend at West- John Templeman and family of minster College on May 24 and HURON NATIVE DIES Staffa, and. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon an interesting discussion follow- Word has been received of the Mayer and Robbie of London ed. death of Albert Shetler, 91, of enjoyed a picnic at the home of Roll call was birthday and Semans, Sask. He lived in Dash- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer on birthplace. wood as a boy and attended Black- Sunday, They Were Celebrating Mrs. Hobert Keyes presided bush school before Dashwood Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mavrr's for business and introduced Mrs. Public School was built. 11th wedding anniversary r • :une H. Barry and Mrs. Arthur Har- He was a harness maker by 8 and AL'. and Mrs. Robert 'Min- ris. A discussion on the Christ- trade and in later years a shoe can's 53rd wedding anniversary mas Card sample sent from Mrs. mender. He was able to go to his and Mr. and Lloyd Miller's M, M. Irwin in Korea followed shop each day till his death. 20th anniversary, both on Jdne 9. and orders must be in not later than September 10, He is survived by his wife, UNITED CHURCH WOMEN Donations Were received for Laura; a daughter in British On Thursday evening the June the bakeless bake sale. Columbia with whom the couple meeting of the United Church Hostesses were Mrs. A. Day- spent the winters; a brother; WOrbeli 'Was held n the church man and. Miss Mary Yeo. Lunch Jake of B.C,; and a sister, Carrie basement with Mrs. HoWard Ctn. was served by Mrs, Doug Shop- in California. nington and Mrs. William Cann as hostesses. Mrs. Rohde opened the meeting with a verse on "Kind Words". The Baby Band party is to be held on June 22. Mrs. Miner was in charge of the worship service assisted by Mrs. Ross Hodgert. A moment's silence of prayer was observed for the late Senator Robert Ken- nedy. Mrs. Miner gave the Medi- tation. Mrs. Lloyd Knight gave a hum- orous reading and Mrs. Alvin Passmore contributed a piano solo. Mrs. William Cann introduced Dr. Harvey Cowen of Exeter who showed his pictures of Japan. Mrs. Floyd Stewart thanked the speaker and presented Mrs. Cowen with a plant. HAPPY DOUBLES PICNIC On Friday evening some forty people of the Happy Doubles Club and their families enjoyed a pic- nic at Riverview Park, Exeter. After supper sports were held. Winners were Michael Stewart, Cheryl Stewart, Donna Stewart, Ruth Bray, Elaine Stewart, Ron- nie Stewart, Robert Bray, John, Miner, Janet Bray,Donna Stewart, Mrs. Ray Cann, Mrs. Stewart Miner, Ronnie Stewart, Barry Miller, Rev. Stewart, William Rohde. The committee in charge for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart.