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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-09-11, Page 21Times-Advocate, September 18, 1949 Page 1$ Now Put your money into our guaranteed investment certificates now paying the never-before interest. of eight and one half percent. EE The senior Trost Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. Il if it It REDI-MIX CONCRETE (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOID Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 USED TO STREET CLEANER, > 8uT Mt), ya TO fiRk• COULDN'TKEEP'', NY M'/ND IN ru/E GUTTER LSMFT '1549 1379 '1429 1189 '995 '65 FORD 3000 Diesel, 8-speed, live. PTO $2179 '65 FORD 6-furrow semi-mount 14" plow $519 And Many More To Choose Front At Bargain Prices Larry Snider Motors Ltd. Ford,' Fairlane, Falcon and,Ford Trucks 586 Main South, E*eter 235-1640 '66 FORD CONVERTIBLE, V-8 PB & PS, auto. radio H77654 '67 METEOR Sedan, 6 automatic, radio, E24105 66 METEOR MONTCA MI 2-door hardtop, H89099 '66 INTERNATIONAL a/-tort pickup, radio, V-8, 08068 '59 MASSEY 35 Diesel, live PTO See For Yourself At Dobbs Motors THIS WEEKEND 441 r.at -t . What's . New? C 4 TWO UNITS —36 x 72" each unit, Reg. 390. .29 Guaranteed 10 years. Starts checking door opening at 90°. Locking device holds door open if needed. Less protector chain. Reg, $2.10, Atitle110 Fit humidifier at left. Fibre plates with high absorption rate, low-priced. FURNACE Filters •72 Each 3 for 2.10 Buy a season's needs and save! I" hexachlo- rophene; replaceable. 5 HUMIDIFIER Plates .89 Pkg, of 5 girls in the other areas of the club. As in other 4-H clubs, members are judged on field score, examination based on club project, crop reports, attendance at meetings, judging competition and exhibit at Achievement Day. The leaders of the new club are Fred Delbridge, Ken Baker, Jack Riddell, Dick Etherington, Don Wiegand, Don Geiger and Bill Coleman. Extra cash to be won!! Need some extra cash? That is a question that most people will answer with a quick, YES. One way and it could be fairly easy is to place an entry or entries in any of the many classes open at this year's Exeter Fall Fair. It isn't necessary to be an expert to grab a prize. Many area residents take a great deal of pride in their exhibits at the fair, and each year a few more get the urge to become regular exhibitors. Perhaps this year YOU could be the one to win a ribbon for the first time. Prize lists are still available from secretary Garnet Hicks or may be picked up at the Times Advocate. A quick look at the prize list may give you an idea of what you can enter and you may be surprised at the results. New . . . * AUSTIN * MGB * TRIUMPH * ROVER Used .. . 1965 MORRIS 1100 Sedan E41331 1965 METEOR 500 Rideau. Radio, power steering and brakes. H76764 1965 PONTIAC Parisienne 2-door hardtop, radio, automatic, power steering, power brakes. H76642 1964 METEOR SEDAN 4-door, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes H76905 1964 OLDSMOBILE Sedan, 4-door, automatic, power steering, power brakes H77973 1964 METEOR Station Wagon, 4-door, radio, automatic X2760 1963 MERCURY 4-door sedan, automatic, radio H78762 1962 SPORTS VOLVO Driven by an old man who needs more room H88784 SOUTH -END SERVICE Exeter 235-2322 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT VETERANS HONORED AT DASHWOOD At Sunday's Decoration Day services at the Dashwood United Church cemetery on the Goshen Line, veterans were honored for the first time. Above, Lloyd Eagleson and Harry Hoffman are placing a flag on the grave of the late William "Banker" Gossman. Multi-project club first for 4-H fair exhibitors Enjoy Dashwood SS picnic; 'PH club is newly organized 0/C0i.OGY SEZ: ."41.Vs \t'OCAI: TRADEMARKS. Im.® SOME FELLOWS' 401-10 THINK 'THE WORLD OWES 'EM A LOT OF COMPLI- MENTS HAVE A TIME COLLECTING 'EM! Everybody likes compliments, but we want to be worthy of them: If you have suggestions about ways you feel we can serve you better, please tell us, We're always interested in improving our service. RON INet• AUTO SALES TOYOTA SALES ,y‘rtSERVICE RADIO EQUIPPED 24 Ibt..ToWING 4006235-1710' EXETER While most of the usual 4-H club competitions are being repeated at this year's Exeter Fall Fair one new project is being tried for the first time. It is called the South Huron multi-project club and involves members in forage, white beans, grain corn and cereal grain activities. Each member only works on one subject and is judged on his own activities but is in competition with other boys and BY NIBS. IRVIN RAPER Calvary United Church held their Sunday School picnic Sunday, September 7 with a good attendance, The young people were in charge of the sports. Winners were: 4 and under, Faye Gaiser; 7 and under, David Stormes and Susan Stormes; 10 and under, Paul Gaiser and Barbara Guenther; 1.8 and under, Pat Bender and John Mason; wheel barrow, John and Bill Mason, Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wes Wolfe, oldest lady; Art Haugh, oldest man; youngest baby, Tracy Wolfe. The UCW was in charge of the supper, 4-H MEETING The organization meeting for Club No. 1 was held with 15 girls and the leaders Mrs. Gordon Bender and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Officers are president, Norma Weigand; vice-president, Eleanor Wolfe; secretary, Sheila Willert. Last Wednesday both clubs met at Zurich where Mrs. W hea t I y, home economist, showed informative slides On the needlecraft project. The club name is "Dashwood Stitch Maidens". The girls learned how to do the blanket stitch and also prepared materials. • UCW MEETING The September meeting of the UCW was opened with a devotion by Mrs. Lloyd Guenther, chairlady. Everyone joined in a reading "Using our Gifts". Mrs. Carl Oestreicher led in prayer and Mrs. E. R. Guenther read from the works of the late Dag Hammarskjold. Two groups of girls sang duets, Bonnie and Judy Mason and Elizabeth and Barbara. Guenther. Mrs, Hugh Boyle gave closing Meditations, Rev, Bruce Guy showed slides and gave a talk on their trip to Quebec, the Maritime; and Prince Edward Island. PERSONALS Off to school are Misses Margaret Merner and Jane McCann, Waterloo Lutheran University; Miss Janet Miller, Waterloo University; Mrs. Ronald Merner, teaching at Wheable Collegiate in London ,and Miss Mary Ann Hayter to Althouse College. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Willert and family of Ingersoll, Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Dietrich and family of Calf races popular events One of the most popular events from a spectator's point of view at the Exeter Fall Fair will be staged about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon in front of the grandstand. The annual calf race is expected to draw most of the animals that have been entered in various classes at the fair by their youthful owners. The excitement comes when the boys and girls attempt to get their calf to the finish line first by various methods. They usually push, pull or plead with their four-footed friends. Only halters are to be allowed in guiding the calves in the right direction along with any encouragement that can be given by hand. Girls and boys under 14 are eligible to compete for the $10 in prize money provided by local Co-op shipper, William Green. Zurich and Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Willert and family gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Otto Willed on the occasion of Mr. Willert's 76th birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller, Mr, & Mrs. Hilton Ford, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Forrester, Mrs. Kathleen Ford, Mrs. Almira Ford,, Mrs. R. Broderick and Mr. .& Mrs. Jack Ford motored to Bolton, Saturday to attend the Ford- Nelson wedding. 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