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Surprise canoe starter
The winners of the canoe tipping contest at Riverview Park, Monday had more opposition than they ex-
pected. After the Newby Tire entry was declared grand champions, a couple of girls decided to try and
upset the winners. Above, Mary Hurley and Cheryl Sweet are showing how they stayed afloat for a few
minutes. —T-A photo
Minister at Dashwood
gives farewell sermon
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POOR BOY CARRY OUT
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BURKLEY BURGER 50,
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HAMBURG ALL rrommos 35'
CHEESEBUR6 4O 4
CrYINIRY STYLE SALADS
POTATO SALAD I Le. 49 4
MACARONI SALAD 499
BEAN SALAD t Lb. 494
SAUER KRAUT SALAD 49 4
OLE SLAW 494
1,;ke homed ,c'esh hdieti
DUTCH APPLE PIE 894
Delicious Neilson pre ()yam
Famous Flavour bricks
CHICKEN TREATS 80 4
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PCS ) SWAM *2.20
12 PCS 5.45 SERVIRGS 't3.20
16 PCS 6-8 SE LAM *4.10
20 PCS 8 -10 SERVOP69 f 5.00
JUMBO SHRIMP 95'
FRENCH FRIES, SHRIMP 5AU5E
FISH 6. CHIPS 55 4
ICE COO SOFT DRINKS
MILK SHAKES 30
BAG OF ICE 50 ;
NORTH SIDE OF
THE BURKLEY
RESTAURANT — EXETER
OPEN
Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat.
12:00 Noon to 1:00 a.m.
Mondays & Tuesdays
12:00 Noon to 8:00 p.m.
Now Open Sunday
from Noon to 8:00 p.m.
Special Attention To
Phone Orders
235-1730
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By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Sunday was the final service
for Rev. Merrill James at cal-
vary United Church.
Following the service there
was a congregational share-a-
dish fellowship meal in the sun-
day School rooms. The cong-
regation presented the James
family with two table lamps and
a gift of money.
This was also the seventeenth
wedding anniversary for Rev.
and Mrs. James and this oc-
casion was marked with a large
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McDowell
and family of Belgrave visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Shute.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Switzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Marshall, Linda
and Bob attended the Marshall-
McCormick wedding at NorthBay
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Blackler
and family and Mrs. Wm. J.
Blackler were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Stacey of St. Mary's.
Champion pie eater
Contestants in Monday's pie eating contest at Riverview Park were
scarce but they made up for lack of quantity with healthy appetites.
Above, the chainpion Cliff IVIebohald Is doing a replay fer the
caineramati after he won the event. photo
GOOD COOKS APPRECIATE
ONSOIMMIVRAMIESSTAMMteal NISGSSIMMOMemammeallaUliinIMMV
DR. BALLARD (3 VARIETIES)
BOTH FOR 99- Do - Food4/79t sA2v6Eozi9.4
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GREEN GIANT & SAVE 194
W ax AND
Green Beans 4 /79t
SALADA SAVE 146
Tea PA
PRIOR
RK 100'S 65C
GAY LEA EXTRA
Large Eggs 2 DOZEN 894
GRANULATED 50 LB. BAGS
White Sugar $4.19
SAVE 1911
4‘'1:11;trprCC.E.*
CHIQUITA
Bananas 2 LBs.33C
LARGE SIZE SWEET AND JUICY
Watermelon
ROOM---OetitrailY located, avail-
able new. Apply 10 „Jahn or
phone 235-0382, "5.;80.440
TOWN HOUSE neetlinents new
renting, Ail new lrbedroo,m.
apartinents, centrally located,
301 Senior" St. Phene. 235.844
-.5:9tfnc
WOO -.,—One bedroom mod,
ern apartment, available jely.
1. Phone 474413 after
0;2.7tfne ,..„. .
LARGE FURNISHED heated .2-
bedroom apartmeet; also
Wailed baetielor apartment; Pri-
vate bethreeM. Phone 45.478,
8; 27tfne
LARGE 3-BEDROOM house, to
cited one block from dewntown
Exeter, Living room, dining
room, kitchen. Batnroonie up
and down, Apply to Box KLB,
The Exeter Times-Advocate.
7:4tfnx
BRIGHT FULLY furnished, new-
ly decorated 1-bedroom apart-
ment; 1 block to Post Office,
$75.00. Elliot Apts., over Canad-
ian Tire Store, Phone Grand
Bend 238-2680, 7:4tfnc
EXETER — 2-bedroom duplex,
full basement, available July 15.
Phone F. G. Simmons 235-1854.
4:11c
2-STOREY BRICK home, mod-
ern conveniences, good location,
4 miles west of Credit= on
Crediton Road. Phone 234-3458
after 6 p.m. 4c
EXETER — 2-bedroom apart-
ment, electric heat, patio, avail-
able Aug. 1. Phone 235-1303.
7: 4tfnc
APARTMENT — For two, re-
modelled, hot and cold water,
frig and stove, heated, on Main
St„ $55.00 monthly, Apply at
The Exeter Times-Advocate.
7:4tfnx
TWO BEDROOM apartment sit-
uated north of Hensel' 11 miles.
It has a fenced-in back yard
with private entrances. May be
rented immediately. Phone 262-
5618. 4c
ONE STOREY 2 or 3 bedroom
house, full basement, garage.
No pets please. Phone 235-0736
after six and Saturdays.
6 : 13 tfnc
18 For Rent
RENTALS —Floor sanders, floor
edgers; power hand saws; belt
sanders; IA & 1/2 " drills; port-
able television; power mowers;
floor polishers. Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc
19 For Sale or Rent
SILVERLINER hard-top camp-
ing trailers for sale or for
rent. Open evenings and week-
ends. Dale's Sunoco, Exeter.
Phone 235-1710. 6:20tfnc
22 Notices
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY WEEDS
Notice is hereby given to all
persons in possession of land
in accordance with Weed Con-
trol Act, Sections 3, 13 and 19
that unless noxious weeds grow-
ing on their lands within the
Municipality of Exeter are de-
stroyed by July 20, 1968, and
throughout the season, the mu-
nicipality may enter upon said
lands and have the weals de-
stroyed charging the cost
against the land in taxes us
set out in the Act. The co-
operation of all citizens is ear-
nestly solicited.
(Signed)
JAMES PAISLEY,
Supt. Town of Exeter
4:11c
24 Tenders Wanted
FOR SALE
BY TENDER
A portable classroom,
electric heat, A-i condition, lo-
cated two Miles Ott of Exeter.
Tenders close JULY 8, 1958,
For further information eon-
tact, A. GARNET HICKS, Secte-
taty-Treasuret, Minute Tw- P.
School Area, R.R. 3, Exeter,
2.35-2438, 4c
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF
ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT
For Sale By Tender
ApproXiMately. 256 acres Of
standing, 'milted hay Adjadent to
the runways at Centralia hi-
ditetrial Park.
To be cleared away by July
25, 1058.
Sealed tenders, clearly marked
"Tenders for Hay" VIII be re-
CeiVecl by the undersigned Until
M OO Mt .3n/Y 1961,
'Further
neon
itifertilation maY
received bY Calling the Cen-
tralia ItidoStrial Park at 228-
6181.
C tialene, Manageri
tontralia InduStrial Park,
HURON PARK, Ontario
24 Tenders Wanted,
TOWNSHIP OF HUBERT
DRAINAGE TENDERS
Sealed and marked "Tenders"
will be received by the under,
Signed until 12 o'clock noon,
Monday, itilY 8th, 1068 for the
construction of the Geary Drain-
age Works and Extension-
18,069 lineal feet of open
drain (7,000 en. yds.)
7,856 lineal feet pf closed
drain
5 catch. basins
1 junction box.
Township to supply tile, A
marked cheque of 5% of tender
price to accompany each ten ,
der.
Plans and specifications may
be seen at Clerk's Office, Low-
est or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted, Please state ap-
proximate time that work can
be completed.
MRS. A. BURCI-JILL, CLERK
Dublin, Ontario,
27:4c
25 Auction Sales
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Television and
Radio Equipment
Complete Line of Acces-
sories and Misc. Items
On the premises
MAIN ST., ZURICH
on FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5
at 7:00 p.m.
Sale includes: Television sets;
electronic testing equipment;
voltage regulators and genera-
tors; assortment of radio and
TV manuals; circuit diagrams;
bench tools, etc.; aerials; short
wave receiver set; large as-
sortment tubes and cables;
store equipment; display coun-
ters; large neon sign; display
racks and stands; large assort-
ment wiring, hardware and
fishing equipment; various fil-
ing cabinets; brand new tent
9x9x7; etc., etc.
Plan to attend this large
clearing sale. Everything will
be sold without reserve.
Terms: Cash
K. M. BREAKEY, Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
4c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects,
Antiques & Misc. Items
On the premises
CON. RANGE 1, LOT 8,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
11 miles south of Bayfield,
Highway 21
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JULY 13
at 1:30 p.m,
REAL ESTATE: Con. Range
1, Lot 8, Stanley Township. Ap-
proximately 20 acres of land on
which is situated 2-storey frame
dwelling covered with asphalt
siding, in good condition; also
small bank barn. Property sit-
uated in choice resort area. In-
spection invited by contacting
the auctioneer.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 60
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid if not previ-
ously sold,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
piece wicker set including set-
tee, rocker, chair; Westing-
house medium size refrigerator
recently purchased; chrome ta-
ble and chairs; Philce televi-
sion; antique writing desk; oval
table; Wingham cook stove, like
new; 2 radios; antique kitchen
clock; 2-burner electric stove;
electric Washing machine; dry
sink; pine glass cupboard; side-
board; Singer sewing machine-,
coal oil lamps; phonograph;
rockers; 2 steel bedsteads;
dressers; commodes; oak bed-
steads; 2 toilet sets; 2 trunks;
antique small youth bed; bath-
tub; pine Wood box; 2 oval
pictures; frames; trilight lamp;
couch; tables' Wardrobe; as-
sortment antique dishes; 'Silver-
ware; glassware; quilts; mats;
sausage grinder ; iron kettle;
buzz saw; small scales; electric
mower, like new; garden tools;
galv. tubs, etc., etc.
Terms: Cash
ESTATE OF THE LATE
LILLIE 1101INER
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
.1;11e
AUCTION SALE
of IMplernerits, Valuable
House-hold Effects and
Misc. peens
On the premises
87 THAMES ROAD EAST,
IN EXETER.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction Oh
SATURDAY4 JULY 27
at 1:00 :P.M.
Ford tractor with three-point
hitch;_20-plate mounted died;
21-toot Xengikilcle cultivator
And leveller; three section of
dragharrows; two-furreee
mounted plow;. 'awe roller With
hydraulic steering and Interna-
tional CO Motor; two-wheel
trailer' for transporting lawn
roller; two V' TV sets; dining
room suite, imported front Hol-
land, with six chairs; 30" dee-
tric Stove, like new;'chrome
tet of kitchen table and chairs;
I'lartholemew office fttriiittire;
comrhercial refrigerator with
freezing Compartment; WaSher;
dryer; deep freeze; Maple twin
beck and dressers; three other
bedroom suites; 2 chain saws,
brie 1.8" sand one 24" Pioneer;
25 Auction Sales
used galvanised - pipe; tees .and
elbeWS:, half to MO and a half
in size; used lumber', one and
tvve inch; wire turkey ppq; tea
kettle; toaster; electric
coffee tables; rocking chairs;
cupboards;. extension' ladder;
old reekor; wedges; wheel bar-
row on rubber; lawn chair and
table; 100 feet of -chicken wire;
aitimInnM cpoker and many
other items toe numerous to
11-1111%.9PROPERTY will be of-
fered for sale subject to a rea-
tonal*. 'reserve bid consist.
lag of one acre, on which. is
located an eight-room house
and: newly built shed, 24'x40',
cement floor. Buildings all in
excellent state of repair, In-
spection invited before sale
date,
Terms; Cash
WILLIAM POULTON, Prop.
D. A, FTNICI3NINFli, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
4;11:.1.25c
Many visit
in Bidduiph
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
RTI1DT IT .PH
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston and
David were dinner guests of Wm
Lambourn, London, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Bander-
burg of Holland are visiting with
the latter's sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoonaard for
two months.
Murray Abbott, Centralia,
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Elston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Obbema and
family of London spent Monday
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Hoonaard.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Hoonaard
of Alexandria (near Cornwall)
spent the past week with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hoonaard.
Miss Sheila Elston,St. Thomas
General Hospital is spending her
vacation at Chatham and Ipper-
wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Win Warner of
Toronto are visiting with their
daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Buswell.
Mrs. Elmer Dunn, Toronto,
nee Hazel Buswell, Ronnie and
Cathy, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bus-
well and Allan on Monday.
Douglas Cameron of Kitchener
is spending a few holidays with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Buswell and with his
uncle, Allan Buswell.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston
spent Friday in St. Thomas re-
newing acquaintances where they
formerly lived. They accom-
panied their granddaughter Sheila
home.
Miss Judy Blair is on a motor
trip through the Western pro-
vinces.
Peter Knox, London, visited
on Tuesday with David Elston.
Large crowd
enjoy supper
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Well over 500 people attended
the Strawberry and Ham Supper
Wednesday evening at the United
Church. The UCW received the
proceeds.
PERSONALS
Miss Keret'. Heist of CreditOrt
spent a few days recently with
her cousin, Miss Darlene Pase-
More.
Miss Shirley Newhook returned
to Bat Verte, Newfoundland, Wed-
nesday after visiting with ReV.
Stewart and Mrs. Miner for ten
days.
Mrs. Robert Mayer and Wayne,
Mr. & Mrs. Bev Morgan and
Jelin, Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde
and Douglat and Mrs. William
Snow and Bob attended com-
mencement exercises at Central
Huron Secondary SchoOl, Clinton,
Thursday evening When Wayne,
Doegles and Bob received
their tirade 12 diplomas.
Mrs. Whitmore, TOrOntO, spent
the holiday Weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Barry Jeffery.
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heard,
Wendy, Joan and John of kirk*
visited saturday evening With Mr.
& Mrs. Glebe Jeffety.
Wet Nancy dente Kingston,
Is holidaying with her grand-,
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Robert carin,
MISS Patricia Miner left on
Monday to attend summer school
in Toronto for .Live weeks.
Mrs. William TheinteOn)Eitee
ter and 1VIr. & Mrs. William
Rohde attended the twenty-first
h
i-annual SwitSer Retteloa held
Sunday in Queen's Park, Stitt-,
ford. Thete Were about 170 InAt,
tendance.
The "annual church and Sunday
Sehotil held at
RiVeiVieW Park,. 'Exeter, Tiles,.
dayi July it at f2 O*clOok
The sacrament of the tOrd'S
Supper will be observed Sunday
at the ,regular church honk 11,15
a,111, There are rootlet church
services every Stinday evening
at the drive-in theatre, Shipka i
at 8 p.ni.
& Mrs. Wllliatii Johns
spent the Weekend atItort Wayne,
Mr. -& Mrs. WilliatiiPaSetieete
of Exe'te'r, Mrs. 'Joanne Grebe
and Mt. & Mrs. Herb Woods
'Who have been visiting -relatives
in the eorrittiiiiity were Sunday
guests with Mr4 & Mrs. AlViii
Passiiiere. On' Monday they idt
Ltfildon by train for their imint
to 'Calgary:
MrS. Case de MOO.. Sandra
and Shari of London are 'visiting
WitIrMr, AlvinPastrilbre,
711
11 Properly For Rent
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Make Summertime Pale:mien
tine With A T-A. 285-1-331.,
'NOTICE TO
KIRKTON- AREA
RESIDENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Derbecker at the
Kirkton Market
are our agents for this district.
We offer you top quality
DRY CLEANING arid
LAUNDRY
with fast, regular service every
TUESDAY & FRIDAY
GRAND BEND CLEANERS
and Launderers
238.2122
decorated cake.
Rev, and Mrs. James and sons
John, Orville, and Paul have
gone on vacation to Western can-
ada before taking up residence
in Windsor.
DASHWOOD OLD BOY
CELEBRATES
Rev. Ernest Miller (Ernst
George Mueller) celebrated 40
years in the Lutheran ministry
Sunday at Gladwin, Michigan.
Members of his family attended
as a complete surprise.
His son, Rev. Ronald Miller
of Cleveland, delivered the ser-
mon.
Those from Dashwood were
his brothers, nephews, and fam-
ilies, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Miller and Diane, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Miller, Janet, Robert and
friend, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mil-
ler, Keith and friend.
25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe celebrated their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary when
about thirty relatives and friends
gathered at their home. They
were recipients of many lovely
gifts.
'PERSONALS
John and Orville ,James and
Dean Oestreicher spent ten days
at the Youth Camp atSilver Lake.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Baker were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Guenther of Clark-
son and Mr. and Mrs. StanGreen
and family of Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and
family and Miss Joan Becker of
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van-
Dorsselaer and Robert spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Wm Haugh'. Philip
Rader spent the holiday weekend
with his grandmother, Mrs.
Haugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schenk
and family attended the Luedke-
Wiseman wedding at Mildmay
Saturday,
Miss Erma Keller, London,
spent last week with her sister,
Miss Loretta Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faveri
and family of Agincourt called
on relatives during the weekend
and Miss Pam Bacon who had
vacationed here, returned to Tor-
onto with them.
The Dashwood Midget ball team
lucky draw for a lawn chair and
lounge was won by Milford mern-
er.
Maatalge:AMOUNatieNakAAWIk•
8 LEAN
Beef Patties AND
Hamburg Buns
MEAT BUYS
BURN'S DOUBLE SMOKED VAC
Bacon L. 79C
BURN'S S.P.
Cottage
Rolls LB 594
FREE PARKING
NOW
bPPEillN6. PRE . DELIVEA
Buy with
confidence .
WE STAKE OUR REP-
UTATION ON EVERY
POUND OF BEEF WE
SELL, EITHER BY THE
QUARTER OR OVER
THE COUNTER.
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See us for
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
and
PROCESSING
FROZEN FOODS
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FROZEN FOODS
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Coffee Rich 16 OZ. 29t
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