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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-09-28, Page 22WADE INSURANCE AGENCY D.T. (Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto — Fire — Liability — Glass Sickneos and Accident Income Life — Pensions — Surety Bonds, etc. I would be happy to discuss your particular insurance needs. Call today or at renewal time. Ph000Creeljton 234-6368 °rum, 227-4061 ri WHEN YOU THINK OF PM INTING THINK OF CONKLIN'S . Big Savings NOW Thru October 31 St During Our Annual 1111111mminmumem;......morlollor t. ,.r • .044104404' MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED LIST PRICE $11.50 TO $15.25 PER GALLON . . . OUR REGULAR SALE PRICE $9.95 BUT YOU. PAY ONLY . . PER GAL. • SINCE 1877 .111%;._ - :44° • • a.k a a Oa ga SA: S' 'S a.. a. • . r a'. • • a' ea 11. .'s THERE'S A CONKLIN YARD IN YOUR AREA AMMERS1JURG* 136.21S ULU RIVER*, , 726.2320 COSIER 687.2401 EXETER*„ 235-1422 DODERICH* 3244321 FAAND'il(ND* 238.23/4 liktBilLa„,01 „alk112j. KINCARDINE 396.3403 KINGSVILLE t 7334341 KINGSVILLE CASH AND CAREY STORE " /34./341 LASALLE * 7344221 OWEN SOUND , 3764181 oloccoynt * 6745465 SOUTHAMPTON * , 79742 $ TAM 296.4991 WOODSLEE $29.2600 MANY of our YARDS CAN OFFER YOU UP TO 1200 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM COLORS "See The Friendly Guys a t Conklin's" *coeN SATUNDAYS TILL 4 P.M. Pa 1:t A i14/14)S-AdvooatO, $0139MITISOr 28, 197 0,cisihwood elect, many attend .anniversary BY MRS. iR VIN •RAPER: OASHWOOD The organizational meeting •of the Dashwood No. I 4-H girls' club was held at the Beaver residence. Officers elected. were: president, Darlene Rader; .vice president, Debbie Riddell; secretary, Olga Zernitis; treasurer, Marie Beaver; press reporter, Judy Guy. Darlene Rader and Debbie Riddell demonstrated the making of a pizza which was served for lunch. A record book and recipe file must be kept by all members, The club's name is to be decided on next meeting as part of the roll call, The two leaders of this project, "The Third Meal", are Mrs. Violet Bender and Mrs. Marie Beaver. .Shipka folk hold showers WINNERS IN OLDER FAIR DIVISION — Winners in the nine to thirteen months section of the Exeter Fair baby show show different emotions after the results were announced. From the left, they are, Mrs. Larry Hem and Chris and Mrs. Milton Dietrich and Leanne. T-A photo Sincere Thanks • le The Exeter Agricultural Society wishes to express a sincere thank you to the exhibitors, supporters, merchants and all others who assisted in any way at the Exeter Fall Fair. An event of this nature can only succeed with the interest and participation of a great many people and the efforts expended by so many this year was most appreciated. lay MRS. HUGH MOH ENZ SH1PKA Friends, relatives and neigh- bours met in Shipka Community Centre Saturday evening for a miscellaneous shower for Scott Sweitzer and Joan Donaldson, to honor them on their approaching marriage in October. Entertainment included two vocal duets by Greg and Gail Brady, cousins of the groom-to- be, and instrumental numbers by Harold and Grant Jones, Hensall. The lucky-chair draw was won by Ervin Ratz and the lucky plate by Mrs. Ervin Ratz. Hostesses for this event were two aunts of the groom, Mrs. Jack Pickering, and Mrs. Milton Swei tier. shower Around 40 neighbours, friends and relatives met Sunday af- ternoon at Blackbush school to honor Lynda Nicklom, London, bride elect ofearly October,with a miscellaneour shower, A short musical program preceded the gift opening. Sandra Schroeder played 2 piano num- bers and Sue Anne Schroeder sang two songs accompanying herself on guitar. Brock & Mark Adams played 2 trumpet duets, followed by a humorous reading by Hazel Corbett. Hostesses were the groom's three aunts, Mrs. Les Adams, Mrs. Harry Chapman, Mrs. John Corbett, Lynda graciously thanked everyone, recipients of many lovely gifts including a plaque from the Premier of Ontario. Persenals Mrs. Rosaleen Schenk, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bambrick, Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs, Jack Schenk and family, and Mr, & Mrs. Robert Green and Jodi attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Schenk, Walkerton, Sunday, Helen Nadiger, Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Arnold Becker, Mrs, Rosaleen Schenk, and Mrs, Martha Miller attended the LWML convention at Laura Secord Secondary School, St. Catharines, Saturday, The theme was "Each one reach one" with guest speaker, Rev. E. Kramer. Delegates from Zion Lutheran LWML were Mrs, Arnold Becker and Mrs. V. L., Becker. Mr. & Mrs, Ross Love ac- companied by Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Love, Parkhill, vacationed at Sudbury, Manitoulin Island, and other Northern places last week. Mrs, John Heckman, who has been in St. Joseph's hospital, London, for some time following an accident, has beentransferred to South Huron hospital, Exeter. Jayne Hayter appeared on the Junior talent show on CFPL TV Sunday. Gabriele Schuler, Rottenberg, Germany, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter and family and other relatives. Mr. & Mrs. V, L. Becker returned home last week following a week's tour of Lon- don, England, and vicinity. Four hundred International Harvester dealers from all across Canada took part. They toured most of London, visiting castles and attending live theatre. Don- caster, where the International foundry and factory is located was of interest. They also visited Windsor, Wedding Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Pfile celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a dinner for relatives at Dashwood community centre, Present for the occasion were Mr. & Mrs. Art Koessel; Mr. & Mrs. Jim Koessel, Michael and Mathew; Mr. & Mrs. Gene Price; Mr, & Mrs. Don Maynard and Amy all of Lansing, Mich; Mr, & Mrs. Patrick May and family, Pontiac, Mich.; Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mueller and family, Lewiston, N.Y.; Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Travis and family, Grimsby; Mr. & Mrs, Marshall Gilmore, Dundas; Mr. & Mrs. Allan Pfile, Mr, & Mrs, Cecil Uttley, Mrs. Matilda Rotnem, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Uttley, and Mr. & Mrs.Ernie Blake all of London; Mr. & Mrs. John Belanger, Belleville; Mrs. Edith Strader, Toronto; Mr. & Mrs. Hugh McEwen, Hensall; Mr. & Mrs, Nyles Uttley, Downsview; Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Kuntz, and Mr. & Mrs. Herb Pfile, Grand Bend; and Miss Luella Kuntz, Zurich. Visitors prior to Sunday were Mr, & Mrs. Bill Feast, London; Mr. & Mrs. Dale Pfile and family, Komoka ; Lorne Preeter and Mrs. Alice Shawcross, St. Clair, Mich.; Miss Matilda Miller and Miss Mildred Shore, Woodbridge. Wednesday evening, Mr. & Mrs. Pfile entertained the Huronia Choir and their wives and were presented with a tape recorder. Mr. and Mrs, Pfile were Personals Esther Snyder and other young people from the Church of God attended a provincial youth rally on the weekend at Pinery Park, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich, and Carol Mr. & Mrs. John Dietrich, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dietrich, Mr. & Mrs. Frans Boogerman, Linda Dietrich and Bill Wasnidge, Earl Dietrich and Mrs. Theresa Brannon, Stratford met Saturday night for a family party to celebrate the fifth wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Rene Boogerman, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holman, Sebringville, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Webb, David and. Nancy Lynn, St. Catharines, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Russell & family. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Zielman and family visited Sunday in Leamington with Mrs. Zielman's sister and family Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stadler and also celebrated Eddie Stadler's birth- day. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wein visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Russ Mellin. London spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Joe Carey. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Girard and children, Windsor visited with Mr, & Mrs. Hubert Carey and family, . Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman And boys in London Sunday. Anne Regier, R.N. London and her niece Paula Dietrich, are enjoying a plane trip to the western provinces and are sight- seeing beauty spots as they travel on tours. By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY Mrs. Michael Majocha and Susan, Victoria, B.C., visited for a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dietrich and other friends in the village. Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Ferguson, Victoria B.C. visited Mrs, Mary Trainor and family last Friday before leaving for Toronto and their home: Mr. & Mrs, Peter Eckert and daughter, Kitchener, spent the weekend with Mr, & Mrs. Chas. Dietrich and family. Tillie McCormick, Ottawa and Margaret and Anne Hall spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hall and family. Mr, & Mrs. Henry Wilflin and Bill of Blair and Richard Trainor, Hamilton spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank Trainor and family, Many relatives and friends attended the Foran-Dietrich wedding and reception held last Friday evening in Dashwood Community Centre. Harry Van Osch returned home on Sunday from St. Joseph's Hospital London, feeling much better. Mr. & Mrs. Wallacetown weekend with relatives in this Mr. & Mrs, Couple view Jug races Bill Dietrich, visited last their many community. Larry Carey, Remember: Offer Expires Tuesday, October 31st. You oice LEISURE LINE' Notice The winners of Algoma Tire's guess the weight contest were Earl Carroll G. (Pat) Skinner @ '1640 LEIS, AmmaalloOrmama imammaainamwaa momilmommanmagmmaammumourammawniaarramea • INTENA ACRYLIC LATEX • INTERIOR SEMI-GLOSS • SUR WHITE ENAMEL By MANUEL CUM'S GREEN WAY Mr. & Mrs. Selbourne English attended the Little Brown Jug three-year-old pace at Delaware, Ohio last Thursday. Murdock Morrison Varna, was speaker at the United Church service Sunday. Next Sunday the World Communion Service will be observed. Anniversary Ser- vices will be held October 15 when Rev. Wm. Stephenson Ailsa Craig and Rev. Anne Langford, London will be guest ministers. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Huntley and Jarrod were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Steeper and Mrs. Eveline Steeper. Mrs. Vera Brophey spent a day recently with her daughter and husband, Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Bloomfield, Grand Bend. Mr, & Mrs. Ross Brown were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sayeau, Brighton, Saturday and Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harold McDonald were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Brandon and Mr. & Mrs. Stokes, Oil Springs, and Allan Bruce and Mrs, Mason, Brigden. Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Young, Lucan, were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Vera BrOphey, Mr, & Mrs, Russell Brown visited Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Parry Thompson, Lieury. Charles Pawlikzki is a patient in Strathroy Hospital. By the way - The new automobiles are wider, longer, lower - and higher. 'GOLD LINE' • EXTEEIR ALKYD 'VONSTE • EXTERIOR LATEX • POOR-EXTERIOR ENAMEL EvilNil WOOD AND CEMENT QUARTS ALSO ON SALE . . . Only $2.59 ( Buy Now Es t These Low, L. w Prices And Save at Conklin's Ma NOW * **Ma COMM • 40 MN* • • rr FREE PEANUTS 1 lb. SPANISH PEANUTS tit when you present this ad personally (1 lb. only per family) at COYLE 'S FACTORY OUTLET 260 Tillson Ave, (rear) Tillsonburg, Bulk displays of Fresh Roasted Nuts, Baking NutS & Fruits, Spites, Cake Decorations, Hallowe'en Candy, Old Fashioned Sticky Raisins, Home 8tyle Fudge and Peanut Brittle Products from Florida & Baskets from Around the World Hours — Mon, to Sat. 942 and 1 5 — Fri, night 7-9 Offer good until October 31, 1972 Children must be accompanied by an Adult