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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-05-04, Page 13IT T4* .8 TWQ removed; oostez dftriosAmE isteN$ER oer /wool FREE Mower With Purchase of Each Cadet 75 Wn 22 days in Europe and a VW t bring home. Free. You could be the winner IA this area. We're having a contest if you win we'll give you Holland. Switzerland. Belgium. Austria. Luxembourg And France. Germa ny. We'll give you twenty-two days, with deluxe and first class accommodations, and breakfasts and dinners on us We'll give you a Volkswagen Super Beetle for sight- see)ng (plus $100 gas money) And afterward we'll bring it home as your souvenir. We'll give you all this (including a round trip Lufthansa flight to Europe) if you do two things: One, come in and test drive a new '72 Volkswagen. You'll discover it's ahead of its time And two, come up with the winning entry in the con- test to name our new computer plug. That's the plug that will connect every new Volks- wagen to our VW Computer Self-Analysis System. it's the service system of the future. Every '72 Volkswagen is already equipped far it, and the first computers will begin operation this fall. Came in and let us tell you about it. And about the contest. After all, it's probably the first time you've bean able to enter a contest with a bug in it. Don't wait any longer. Has mun AUSTRwm. Dori Taylor Motors Limited MAIN St. SOUTH EXETER 235.1)00 ri, g flitint 14o MAY 1972 DO YOU KNOW TOO MUCH? When it comes to good health, the old saying, "A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing," is especially appropriate. We have always tried to stress that only the expert judgments of a physician, with his lung period of training and experience, should be relied upon. WHAT ABOUT MEDICINES? Again, superficial knowledge about drugs and medicines is a serious problem. We strongly feel that it is one of the main underlying rea- sons for the drastic drug abuse situation that is plaguing us today. And, it is getting worse, not better, despite the efforts being made to control it. HERE ARE SOME FACTSi How can a particular knowledge of drugs and medicines be harmful? Here are a few exam- ples: 1. You could choose the wrong drug for a par- ticular condition. 2. Similar symptoms of a previous ailment may be self-diagnosed as the same illness. 3. There could be side-effects that will be overlooked or undetected. 4. Some drugs actually interfere with others. 5. Your body can become accustomed to a drug, leading to increased quantities, 'talk. tuation and dependence. 6, One drug could mask other serious symp- toms. WE ARE NOT AGAINST CONSUMERISM Public pressure to correct abuses in any area is weltonied by us. In particular, we do not Wish to carry or to sell products that will not perform as intended or as advertised. Bob Middleton, PhmB Stan Harrell, PhmB 11:10 ETON D 3" PHONE 235.1570 EXETER filR5RVROligRVROR 0 R R ey MFt$. V111L.LIAM MOBI,.EY Mr. & Mrs, Wm. Hodgson of :London and Pte. Robert Hodgson of .Camp Borden visited Saturday with Mr. -4 Mrs. Kenneth Hodgson. VISIT EUROPE Tour of Western Germany AUSTRIA and SWITZERLAND JULY 25 TO AUGUST 11 Complete Package - $509, (includes return air fare) Tour of Western Germany HIGH SEASON - COMPLETE - $329 (includes return air fare and Hotel Acconiodatioa) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: NOW as high as • I 4 VIA LONDON, ENGLAND to AMSTERDAM, BELGIUM, FRANCE, ETC. SEPTEMBER 25 TO OCTOBER 10 Complete package - $599. (includes return air fare) Two-week Holiday in Torremilinos Bluewater Travel Advisers 236-4351 or 236-4028 Put your money into our gUarahteed in vestment certificates now paying seven and three quarter per cent interest. VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 KEN D. BOWES Manager Phone 235-0530 Many Whalen visi ors *t ATTEND HURON ART SHOW — Most elementary schools in Huron County were represented at an art show held Thursday at MD McCurdy school at Huron Park. Checking some of the displays are students Sheila Szanyi of McCurdy and Laurie Burns, Mount Carmel, area teachers Joann 011erenshew, Lynn McCann and Eleanor McDonell and Huron's art director Thom Bailey. PAST MASTER OFFICERS — Some of the officers of the South Huron Past Masters' Association of the South Huron Masonic lodges are shown above during Wednesday's ladies' night at the Exeter Legion. From the left they are, Mrs. Charles Friend and Wor, Bro. Charles Friend, Dublin; Wor. Bro. Earl Steeper and Mrs. Steeper, Parkhill; Len Wilson, Centralia and Wor. Bro. Ken Hodgins and Mrs. Hodgins, Centralia. T-A photo T-A photo Times-AdvoWe, May 4, 1972 Mr. .& Mrs, Gerold Hero were Saturday evening guests of Mr. Mrs. H. 0. Spence of Atwood. Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited recently with their daughter Mrs. David Hord and Mr. Hord of Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Johnson and family of Maple were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott. Miss Audrey Anderson of Stratford spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Gordon Johnson and Mr. Johnson and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Tookey and Cheryl of London and Mr, & Mrs, Thos Hero of Zion were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl French. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson and family spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bettridge of St. Marys and attended services at East Nissouri Union Church. Mrs. Bettridge and Gordon sang a duet during the service. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Molnar and new baby in Lucan, Bake sale at Mt. Carmel By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY The Grade VIII students held a bake sale in the class-room Friday and realized a good profit to help them in purchasing their bus tickets for a trip to Toronto May 12. Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Bradley, Petrolia, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Ryan of Corbett during the week. The draw on the tulip quilt, and sponsored by Corbett Community Centre, was won by Betty Glanville of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan, accompanied by Mrs. Hubert Carey and Sister Margaret Hogan of The Pines, Chatham, spent the weekend visiting in Windsor with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Ducharme and other relatives. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ray Glavin in the sudden death of her brother Hedge Lavine in the hospital in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Margaret Anne Hogan, nurse- in-training at Stratford Hospital, was in Toronto for a week taking a special course at a hospital there. Bridal shower is well attended By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE Several ladies attended a bridal shower at the home of Lois Johns' in honour of Emily Dykeman, bride-elect of this month. A number from this community attended the Rebekah and Oddfellow's church service at Centralia United Church, Sun - day morning, Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Oesch of Zurich. History of silent movies at library New books keep arriving at the library. The latest list from librarian Elizabeth Schroeder includes the following: The Moon's a Balloon: autobiography by David Niven; and My True Love by Helen Maclnnes; The Peaceable Kingdom by Jan de Hartog. About my Father's Business by Lillian Beckwith; Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee by Dee Brown; Monday the Rabbi Took Off by Kemelman; Listen for the Whisper by Phyllis Whitney; The Doctor's Second Love by Seifert; A Circle of Quiet by Madeleine*L'Engle, The Thrill of It all by Alan Barbour is a pictorial history of westerns and other silent movies, The telephone has been described by a sociologist as "the greatest nuisance among con- veniences and the greatest convenience among nuisances," Kindergarten Registration for Sept. 1972 at Grand Bond Public School Tuesday, May 9 -3 p,tTi Children must be 5 years of age before Jan. 1, 1973. Birth cer- tificate required if medical fare) has not been returned fo the school. Bring necessary in- formetion with you. By MRS, WII,LIAM RPHDE. Judy Bern, Zion, spent the weekend with Carolyn. Kellett. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ottewell, Richard and Michael, Exeter were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller, Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter, Mr, & Mrs. William Roh- de called at the Lindsay Funeral Home, St. Marys, Sunday af- ternoon to pay their respects to a cousin, the late Mrs, Mae Stephens. Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Shipka, Mrs. Jack Smith, Woodham, and Mrs. Rohde attended the funeral. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde and Danny were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Nethway, Strathroy, In San Antonio there is a Mustang bearing the license plate: Giddap. Page 13 tio git/ APINDLY i'PRIOSOPZes4vs Desiarcline Welding Service Russell Desiordine RR 1, Grand Bend 238-8223 — Phones — 238-2406 PORTABLE EQUIPMENT 'r NEW FOR '72 INTERNATIONAL CADET 75 Comes with a powerful 7 H.P. Engine. Available with 28 and 32-inch mowers N. T. MONTEITH EXETER LTD. 235-2121 "The best in service when you need it mart/"