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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-07-22, Page 14$ v 400 A v 420 $ E v 780 E v 600 E A v 480 TODDLERS' SAILOR SUITS SIZES 6 mos. to 3 vrs. Sugg. Retail $3.49 SPEC. $229 TODDLERS' STRETCHIE SHORTS SIZE 6 mos. to 3 yrs. Sugg. Retail $1.49 SPEC. 99 BOYS' FLARE SETS SIZES 3 to 6X Sugg. Retail $4.95 SPEC. $2 95 BOYS' JERSEY T-SHIRT SIZES 6 to 14 Sugg. Retail $2.95 SPEC. $1 95 BOYS' SHORT PANTS SIZE 6 to 14 Sugg. Retail $2.95 SPEC. $95 WINNER! WINNER OF OUR GRAND OPENING DRAW WAS MRS. ARCHIE WEBBER RR 1, EXETER, ONT. A v 900 E v 220 E DISCOUNT SIDEWALK SALE BUYS! ! SALE STARTS TODAY Thurs., July 22 to Sat., July 24 Open 6 Days 9:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m. Sundays 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. By MRS. el-ARKE KENNEDY PRAM) E31\11:› At a meeting, July 17, of the Grand Bend ratepayer's association the question of the enforcement of local bylaws was discussed, It was recommended that the Grand Bend council be asked if the local bylaws can be more effectively enforced without going to the Attorney General to request enforcement by the provincial police. A membership application form was prepared with the view to encourage wide participation of the association. held recently the council agreed to sponsor a nursery school for the mentally retarded. The school will be held in the Alhambra Hall, south of the village, three mornings per week. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Brown and family of Toronto visited with Mr. & Mrs. Mansell Mason last week. Bob Brown of Detroit, vacationing near Ipperwash called on Mr. & Mrs. Mason one day last week. Pamela Brenner is attending the United Church camp this week. Mrs. Olive Webb and Mrs. Susie Divine visited last week in Port Huron. Michelle Vandeworp of Dash- wood is visiting this week with her great grandmother, Mrs. Divine. Guests vacationing at Huron Vista this week are. Mr. S; Mrs. D. Burns of Peterboro, Mr, Si Mrs. Gordon Craw and family of Saugerties, and Ken Dennis, Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear en- tertained at a barbeque supper Sunday evening in honour of their son, Ken, who recently graduated with a Master's degree. Atten- ding the occasion were Dennis Flear and family from near .Kingston; Don Flear and family; Clarke Kennedy and family; and Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand, Mit- chell. Dr. Judith Brigham of Louisville, Kentucky, and her mother, Mrs, Clydesdale of London, are vacationing at their summer cottage here, Mrs. Gladys Singleton of London is visiting with Mrs. Grace McCracken. Peter Hendrick turned sixteen years of age July 9, and celebrated the occasion Sunday. His most prized gift was a pair of precision roller skates. On Monday he made a successful attempt to obtain his beginner's drivers licence in Exeter. INTEREST FREE' FORD TRACTORS Until March 1, 1972 Page 14 Times-Advocate, July 22, 197i GB ratepayers question bylaws Crediton families enjoy summer holiday trips PERSONALS The Grand Bend U.C.W. held a successful bake-sale last Friday afternoon, They realized sixty, eight dollars. The recently-completed Medical Center is now staffed with two young Irish doctors; Dr. William O'Connor and Dr. Sean Trapp, both graduates of the same medical college in Dublin. At a village council meeting RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Dr. Robert F. Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love, Clinton, has been appointed a full professor of operations research at the University of Wisconsin where he has been an associate professor since 1968. Previously, Dr. Love taught at Berkeley University, California and at University of Western. Ontario. He lives in Middleton, Wisconsin, with his wife and three children. By MISS ELLA MOALOCK CIREDITON Several Crediton families have been enjoying summer vacations, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Preszcator and their three sons camped at Inverhuron. Nearby nature trails were a delight. Mr, & Mrs. Robert Hilborn and Cathy and Miss Nola Faist travelled to Kentucky. They saw Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home and visited the Mammoth Cave. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lippert, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Schenk and Edward travelled on Earl Lippert's boat from Grand Bend to Tobermory. From Tobermory they went out to Flower Pot and Club Islands. Boating, they found, is becoming crowded. They saw boats an- chored four deep in Tobermory harbour. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey are camping near Stratford With Rev, & Mrs. M. E. Reuber. Earlier they took the Polar Bear express to Moosonee. Rev, & Mrs. Armin Schlenker and Mary Ellen were at Golden Lake Camp near Ottawa. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk and family have been holidaying in the Niagara District. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Morlock, Mrs, Clayton Sims, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Smith and family, Gerald Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Irvine Fink- beiner and Mr. & Mrs. Don Fink- beiner and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sperling, Walkerton. Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher visited Tuesday afternoon and evening with Mr. & Mrs. Evan McCandless,Stra throy. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenwood and family, Don Mills, spent several days withMr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hendrick, Albert Gaiser and Miss Clara Gaiser were guests Sunday at the summer cottage of their cousin Mrs. Irene Sitter at St. Clair, Michigan. Pamela and Paul Hendrick, Wyoming, holidayed for a week with their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hendrick. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blackwell, Caledonia, were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Wuerth. Dr. & Mrs. Carl G. Morlock, Rochester, Minnesota, are visiting with Miss Ella Morlock. Word, , has been receved from Rev. & Mrs. Douglas Warren, halfway through their July holiday. They camped near Port Carling to be able to enjoy the spiritual ministry of Keswick and planned to go next to White River for fishing. During the Sunday morning service at Zion United Church special music was provided by Mrs. Russell Finkbeiner and Miss Diane Hodge. Will still charge young drinkers In the weekly news release from the Grand Rend detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, Sgt. C. M. Hawke reminds all persons under the age of 21 that the legal age for consuming alcohol has not yet been changed to 18 years of age, Officers of the summer resort detachment will be enforcing all phases of the present Liquor Control Act until such time as the laws are changed. During the week, GB officers investigated 69 occurrences and 17 charges were made. A total of seven persons were charged for various liquor of- fences, six were issued traffic tickets, three more were charged with Criminal Code offences and one juvenile was charged with being "unlawfully in a dwelling place." AT HOME ON ANY RANGE FROM SMALL FARM UTILITY TO BIG HORIZON CAPABILITY...AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN! * FORD 2000 * FORD 3000 * FORD 4000 * FORD 4000 SU * FORD 5000 * FORD 8000 * AND FORD 9000 FORD COMBINES, BALERS, MOWERS, SWATHERS, FORAGE HARVESTERS, BLOWERS, CORN PICKERS ALSO INTEREST FREE When it comes to tractors...come to EXETER FORD EQUIPMENT SALES LTD. PHONE EXETER 235-2200 (at the rear of Larry Snider Motors) 6$ Tractors Equipment 4r1 i CHILDREN'S WORLD SAVE DOLLARS DURING OUR GIGANTIC SIDEWALK SALE 1 1 1. MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 10 OZ. JAR Sugg. Retail $2.19 SPEC. 9 49 PLASTIC CUTLERY Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ideal for Picnics Sugg, Retail 99c SPEC. 59' v 400 BAN Anti-Perspirant Spray Deodorant Retail $1.37 SPEC. 77 v 720 NEET Hair Remover A Cream & Lotion Retail $1.36 SPEC. 87' Sugg. DON'T MISS OUR FABULOUS LINE OF ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING THREE OF ONTARIO'S TOP GROUPS: — GIRLS' DRESSES SIZES 3 to 6X Sugg. Retail $5.95 SPEC. $3 59 GIRLS' JERSEY T-SHIRT SIZES 6 to '14 Sugg. Retail $2.95 SPEC. $1 95 GIRLS' PANT SUITS SIZE 2 to4 Sugg, Retail $2.95 SPEC. $11 69 FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3:00 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M. MAIN STREET COLGATE TOOTH BRUSHES sRue?gii69. SPEC. 29' 4.•••••••••orsom.•0•66 WHITE RAIN Hair Spray Regular & Hard-to-hold Sugg. •SPC. 97' detail $1.69 MARIA'S I TIME ORACLES I EXPIRED 10 DOWNING STREET DELSEY BATHROOM TISSUE 2 ROLL PACKAGE Sugg. Retail 42c SPEC. 29' LISTERINE Mouthwash & Gargle 20 oz. Plastic Bottle Sugg. 'Retail $1,89 SPEC. 99 VIVA Paper Towels 2 roll Package Retail 7Ic g. SPEC. 49 Sug 720 COLGATE or ULTRA-BRITS Toothpaste — Super Size Sugg. Retail $1.59 SPEC. 87' FLUSHABYE DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Sugg. Retail 52.79 SPEC. 9" CREST Toothpaste, Regular & Mint Family Size Sug. Ret g ail $1.29 SPEC. 87' SYLVANIA FLASH CUBES Sugg. Retail $2.07 SPEC $1 29 3 Per Pack 1' 5.'