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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-07-04, Page 18Pape 2 Timos-Aduoc•tih July 1968 Could, this, happen to you? While most cars checked in this week's Department of Transport safety check being held in Exeter pass the test after minor repairs, a few are taken off the road due to their state of disrepair. Above, Con- stable George Robertson of the local police force is removing the licence plates from one of the nine vehicles that were condemned in the first two days of the test. — T-A photo New minister inducted at Dashwood service BEAVER LUMBER NOW AT BEAVER CHAIN LINK FENCING Galvanized chain link in 50' rolls, 42" in height, 13 ga. 2" mesh. 9.98 per roll. Green Vinyl coated chain link in 50' rolls, (12 year warranty) 42" in height, 14/11 ga. 16.95 per roll. Easy to drive 6' T. Bar Posts 1.49 each Bracing wire 11 ga. galv. 694 coil Bracing wire 11/9 ga. vinyl coated 984 coil 227 Main Street, Exeter 215,16.82 .ometimes, weekend. drivers get a bonus.. You. know what it's like when you take your wife fora ,drive in the country. She has a nose for ..auctions like you wouldn't believe, Stopl she'll cry, 1.believe that brass bed woulcVbe,Oarfectlw 41mmy's.room.1 .,So you stop:, And one brass bed,. two dining mom. chairs, a drop-leaf table, nd and: lampshade later,shathinks she's ready to go, Times like this, it's nice to have cash. on .hand, 1.1se your Commerce Chequing Account tocover your knoWn expenses— and keep a cushion ina Savings Account, Most times, both problems and .0000r.-. tunities.. call for cash, And the family who can pay .c.40. 15 the family in control, Keep ca sh on hand at the Commerce. CANADIAN IMPERIAL r BANK OF COMMERCE Prices effective July 10.13 inclusive. Save 16c — Maxwell House All Purpose Fresh GROUND COFFEE Save 13c — Pepsi Cola, Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Teem SOFT DRINKS Save 41c — Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE 48_0.. 88C Save 36c — Scott (Asst'd. Colours) 2 Roll Pack Bathroom Tissue Save 35c — Top Valu SALAD DRESSING Iieolind ia IP CHOPS lb,73g ; BUTT Family ro PORK ock Cut I nto CHOPS 9.11 lb. 59e s I I Pork Loin Quarters "lb. 69c I Shirley Gay APPLE PIE Family Size Tube Top Volu White or Pink Frozen Lemonade 8 6T:s 88c Top Volu Asst'd, Flavours ICE CREAM .... va,„Gt:!. Fritos CORN CHIPS ...Z kgs 4 9c . 88c P ku.sre•trt,0-''" TOOTHPASTE I Top Valu Sliced I SIDE BACONielSIDE . 1 LINK (SAUSAGE . Pnrk ORANGES Save 45c — Libby's Deep Buttered Peas or Kernel Corn TO GRADE 9 Gerard Dietrich, Michael Cook, Marion Van Roestel. county; and for the last 15 years has served ilderton-Birr in Mid- dlesex. He is married to the former Reeta Cowell of Windsor. They have one daughter, Judy, at home; one son, Richard, married and living at Denfield. His interests include spectator sports, fishing, people, antiques, gardening, boys and girls and young people, and photography. Mr. Guy and his family are happy to be in Dashwood as it promises to be a very new, interesting experience. PUPILS PASS Mrs. Ruth Stire, AWCM„ an- nounces the following results of TO GRADE 7 Henry Bertens, Mary Agnes Dietrich, Ronnie Mostrey, Stefan Orenchuk, George Van Esbroeck, Henry Vian 4iItgessel, Jane Van" Roestel. 'a ly TO GRADE 8 Bradley Gregus, Paul Robin- son, Rose Anne Van Roestel. Cromarty women. produce dialogue Detail promotions at Precious Blood By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The induction service for Rev. Bruce Guy as minister of Calvary United Church was held Friday evening with. Rev. G. L. Mills of Clinton presiding. Rev. J. Heuth- er of Zurich preached the ser- mon. A fellowship hour was held in the church basement following the service. Rev. Guy was born inChatham , raised and educated in Windsor. He graduated from Queen's Uni- versity with a B A. in 1945 and theology in 1946. Since his ordination in 1946, he has served charges in Oyen, Alberta; Lawrence Station, Elgin Promotion results from Prec- ious Blood Separate School, Exe- ter, Room 2: Mrs. S v Biierli9g TO GRADE .1 Kathy Giffin, Chris Mittelholtz, Susan. O'Neill, David. Shaw, Cathyo. Van Roestel, Henry Winters. TO GRADE 2 Thomas O'Neill, Kathleen Ver- beke, David Robinson, John Van Roestel, Patricia Berendsen, Thomas, Deboeck, Dorothy Van Esbroeck. TO GRADE 3 Elizabeth Giffin, Danny Mittel- holtz, Ricky Vandenbussche, Lucy Van Esbroeck, Vincent Win- ters. TO GRADE 4 Nancy Bertens, Paul Van Es- broeck, Edward Van Roessel, Frank Winters; Room 1: Mr. Z. Ziler TO GRADE 5 Marlene Bertens, Jim Gregus, John Jablonski, Jerry Jablonski, Fred Robinson, Donna O'Neill. TO GRADE 6 Cindy Cook, Vincent Glaab, Agnes. Van Esbroeck. Insects and disease destroy more timber in Canada than fire. Neil's Variety & Snack Bar CENTRALIA Will be CLOSED from 3:30 p.m. Friday, July 12 to Monday, July15. TO CELEBRATE OUR 32nd WEDDING ANNIVERSARY WITH IRENE'S BROTHERS IN THE "THUMB OF MICHIGAN" ON SATURDAY; JULY 13 Ved Tleote ltat By MRS, KEN McKELLAR CRQMARTY The Women's M home So- ciety met at the nome of miss Olive 4eare for the July meet- ing. Twelve members and three visitors were, present. Roll call topic was Unity. Mrs.. K. McKellar presided. Mrs. Grace Scott had charge of the study lesson, taken from chapter one of "Deep Wells". The subject was presented in dialogue form by Mrs. Grace Scott, Mrs. Calder McKaig, Mrs. R. Dodds, Miss olive speare and Mrs. M, Lamont]. Business was conducted by the president mrs, Lamond. Mrs. C. McKaig reported four visits to the sick and 22 cards sent. Mrs. J. R. Jefferson read ar- ticles from The Observer and Mrs. E. Moore gave current events. Mrs. Harper read the prayer. Lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by Mrs. Dodds, Mrs. Grace Scott and Mrs. Sadie Scott. PERSONALS Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner and Mr, Eg- gert were Murray Eggert of Ros- tock, Miss Anne Gropp, Kitchen- er, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mar- quardt and. Janet, Exeter. David returned home with his parents after holidaying With the Gard- iners. Gib Meredith of Macklin, Sask- atchewan, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dow. Mr. & Mrs. Dow and Mr. Meredith journeyed to Port Hope and Rice Lake on Sunday to visit Mr. meredith's relatives. John Kell of Stratford flew into Mervin Dow's landing strip for a visit. Miss Dorothy Douglasof buck- hew Orient the weOPPCI with Mr, MrS., Calder McKaig. Mrs, Sadie Scott, Mrs. grace, Scott and Mr, & Mrs, K. 1+4- Kellar were. Sunday visitors with. Mr! & Mrs. Will Miller, MisS Sandra IluileY, Winthrop, is holidaying with her grancl- Parents! Mr, & Mrs. Otto Walit- er. Mrs, Elmer comunolip retprn, ed to her home in Clinton after visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sadie Scott. Several Cromarty ladies were among those who enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara on Monday, which was sponsored by the Kirkton Horticultural Society. Puzzled boss: "do you count on Your fingers?" sweet young secretary: "Oh, no, on my big blue eyes." Watch Next Week's Paper for our FUN DAY SPECIALS Cann's Mill EXETER recent piano examinations at the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music: Grade 9 partial, Barbara Anne Thomas, honors; grade 6, Janet Guenther, honors; grade 5, Nellie Zondag, pass. PERSONALS Mervyn Tiernan is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poland, Lois and Tommy of campbellford are holidaying with M:s.CoraGaiser and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Love, Dan and David of Sudbury were vac- ationers last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. Chester Gaiser has returned home after spending some time with Mr. and M rs. Herb Gaiser at Dearborn Heights, Michigan. Miss Dianne Rader of Strat- ford is vacationing with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Ray VanDorsselaer and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls of London and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and girls of Granton were visitors Saturday with Mr. and Irvin Rader on the occasion of their anniversary when the family entertained them at the Dashwood, hotel for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and family of Galt spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker and family. Roy Becker, Diane Miller, Darlene Rader and Olga Zemitis, four young people of Zion Luth- eran Church, are spending this week at camp Pioneer at Angola, New York.