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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-17, Page 10On Your Expansion In Grand Bend We're Prouci,to Have You as One of Our Dealers For FIRESTONE TIRES Firestone TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY of CANADA 1790 Dundas St. London TO Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. It Was Our Pleasure . To Supply REDI-MIX CONCRETE For T hompson-Warner Motors Ltd. les also our pleasure to extend to them our congratulations on their expanded facilities Dashwood McCann Construction LTD. 237-3381 or 237-3422 G.8 firm expands STAN JOHNSON . station manager Chrysler, they offer the full line of trucks and cars. in the Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler line. Chrysler outboards and marine engines are alSO featured, along with Chrysler boats and other leading boat manufacturers such as Peterborough, Fibreform and Trojan.. They also have Thorne's alutninrnum fishing boats and trailers for towing boats are available from Chrysler and Explorer. In the winter, of course, the firm changes its emphasis from boats to Ski-boos, carrying the full line of Bombardier machines, clothing and accessories. In stock at the present they also mowers. eMoto Mower riding mowers, as well as electric and gas hand Expert service is provided for all equipment sold by the Grand Bend business. leading automobile clubs for emergency repairs and a 24-hour towing service is provided, The new Sunoco location will be officially opened this weekend with a non-stop celebration. starting Friday morning and running right around the clock until Monday night. "We may doze, but we're not going to close," Peter explained, There'll be free suckers, candies and balloons for the kids, as well as spot prizes of such things as golf balls for customers. Many other special prices on items will be offered and are detailed in the firm's ad- vertisement in this issue. Many products Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. offer a wide and varied assort- ment of products, ranging from boats and cars to household and picnic items, As an associate dealer with Continued from, Page 9 new location. Service work will be done at both the Sunoco and - Esso stations. Earl, who supervises the mechanical and service end of the business, points out that there is no need for customers to become confused as to which location to take their vehicles for service work. "Take it to either spot, and we'll look after it from there," he explains simply, Oil changes will be handled at both garages, customers can have their choice of products — eithet' Sunoco or Imperial Esso, The firm will also honor either credit card at both locations, so customers can use a Sunoco credit card at the Esso station, or vice versa. The firm also accepts Chargex. They're affilitaed with all Sport enthusiast service manager Service station manager of the new Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. Sunoco station is Stan Johnson. He's been in the service station business for the past 12 years and is fully qualified to handle the needs of the motoring public, Stan is well known throughout the area due to his involvement with hockey teams in Shipka and also in the Grand Bend minor system. HODGSON LTD. Play packs school hail General Insurance and Realtor ALL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE and FINANCIAL SERVICES Exeter 235-2420 HONOUR VOCIFEROUS SUPPORTERS - Special awards were presented Wednesday at the annual ban- quet of the Shipka Saints Hockey club. At the left, team manager Stan Johnson presents a trophy to Bob Lovie as the most penalized player. At the right captain Stan Lovie presents a gift to stalwart fan Hank Green. T-A photo. Hensail lady is speaker at Crediton UCW meeting By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CR ED 'TON Thursday evening was the May meeting of the U.C.W. of Zion United Church. Mrs. Ed Fink- beiner was chairman of the program with the theme of "Mothers". Mrs. Ward Fritz read, Personals the Scripture, Nola Feist a poeni,, , Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Pave Guest speaker was Mrs' Er-k"Cottel, Allen and Arletie Sunday Luther, Hensel]. She sang and ..were Mrs. Cottel's parents Mr. & spoke of the necessity of main: Mrs. Ralph Caldwell' Wayne, taining godly homes in order that the leaven of virtue might per- meate society. Mrs, Alvin Finkbeiner con- ducted the business. Desposition was made of a gift of money received from the Lillian Heist estate. Hostesses were Mrs. Ross, Pickering, Mrs. Chris Dinney and Mrs. Lorne Preszcator. Wein, Mary Ellen Schlenker and Janice MacDonald pinned on the corsages. The pastor, Rev. Douglas Warren, spoke on the Christian Family. her work at Hillcrest Hospital, Toronto. Mary Anne Gielen completed her year of home economics at Brescia Hall. This summer, under an OFY grant, she will be playground supervisor at Huron Park. Elva Finkbeiner finished her - junior year in home economics at the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. She acted as usher during Friday's graduation ceremony. Evelyn Norman, Wingham, Donna MacDonald and Mr, & Mrs. Peter Martin, Ruthie and Lisa, Crediton attended the christening service for Arlene Michelle in Zion United Church in the morning, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Crocker and son Mark, Lambeth and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Tilley, Seaforth were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Alf Tilley. Linda Haugh graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a major in languages. Saturday she left for Toronto to begin a training program with Thrifty's Sports- wear. Steven and Karen and Leslie Caldwell, all of Blyth; Mrs. Robert Bushfield is coaching a girls' softball team. More than 40 girls turned out with much enthusiasm for the initial practice Monday. Elmer Lawson of the Bluewater Rest Home visited friends in Crediton last Tuesday. Wednesday 'Albert Geiser, Exeter; renewed acquain- Baptism tanceships on King Street North. Mother's Day was observed in He was guest of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Zion United Church Sunday Morlock. morning. The sacrament of in- Three carloads of U.C.W. fant baptism was administered to members attended the blossom Arlene Michelle Cottel, daughter tea at Centralia United Church of Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cottel; Wednesday. Jeremy Derrick Finkbeiner, son Brian Finkbeiner finished his of Mr. & Mrs. Eric Finkbeiner; apprenticeship training in Orillia Gia Lou Ann King, daughter of and has resumed his course in Mr. & Mrs. Wayne King; and engineering at the University of Jeffrey Stuart Sweitzer, son of Waterloo. Gwen Finkbeiner was Mr. & Mrs. James Sweitzer. home last week following the Each grandmother present was completion of her year at Ontario presented with a rose. Barbara Bible College. Monday she began PLUMBING & ELECTRIC Grand Bend 238-2561 By MRS. JOSEPH CAREY MT. CARMEL The school gym was packed with people Sunday when the C.W.L. ladies presented their play "Women in White". Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thompson and Tracy spent Sunday with latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Percival and family, Sarnia. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Thompson, Brigden were guests Mothers' day with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Thompson and family. The May meeting of the C.W.L. ladies was held in the school gym with a good attendance Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wm. Regier, Mrs. Pat Glavin; and Mrs. Greg. Fleming gave a report of the convention held in Chatham last week. Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Smith Lucan dined on Mothers day with Mr. & Mrs. Scott Reid. Mrs. Leo Regier who has been ill in Victoria Hospital for many weeks, has returned to her home and is feeling much better. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wismer, Stratford spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. ,& Mrs. John Glavin and family and - attended the wedding in Zurich and reception in Dashwood Friday for Mr. & Mrs. Ken Glavin. Anne and Angela Regier, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Regier Sr. Dash- wood. Mr. & Mrs. John Gillespie Toronto were weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. McCann and family. Mrs. Helen Loos, Sarnia is visiting for a week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sullivan Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Clare Rock and family, Wallaceburg. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dietrich and family spent Sunday in Kitchener with their daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eckert and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman and boys, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan and their family. Mrs. Charles Glavin dined Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Glavin and family, Mrs. Elizabeth McCarthy arid family Maidstone, and Sister Margaret Ryan, Toronto spent the weekend in the village with relatives. WE DID IT! 41111) CHRYSLER Iwo CANABAoulaemelTO And We're Proud of it As, It was our pleasure to be chosen as GENERAL CONTRACTOR for the extended facilities of Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. We extend our congratulations on the opening of your expanded facilities in Grand Bend aVak: The premium Hydro-Vee Hull im Pure, original Chrysler hand-crafted quality. a's an advanced combination of roomy, soft-riding, fast-planing deep-vee luxury with responsive SpOnson control. It's patented, We extend best wishes to them! $41 Chrysler engineered munitions, full length snakes and a delta keel deliver super stability, quick lift, safe turning with no hard chines to dig In or trip, and a dry ride. A sharp, full-length V-configuration eases end softens wave entry in the rough.. the Premium Chrysler Hydro•Nee, Quality engineered inside end out. There Isn't a comparable design anywhere. DODGE • PLYMOUTH * CHRYSLER Parkhill 294-6215 tiopatyOur thus* Marine 'Dealer for your free copy of the interrnativeuvrbonideillOW TO BUY THE RIGHT BOAT". MURRAY VENNER Construction THOMPSON-WARNER MOTORS LIMITED 32,81 Crescent Grand Bend, Ontario 238-2020 GRAND BEND