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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-10, Page 9By GORDON MORLEY 69 Beef and Pork Sausage LB. 85' Bacon By The Piece Home Cured Fresh Side Pork 75' (Bacon) LB. 75 LBS. „AD 29' '3.25 Lettuce P.E.I. Potatoes DOG FOOD 8 oz. Pkgs. 6 oz. 14 oz. 9 oz. 59' 59 58' Baker's Chocolate or Butterscotch Bakers Chips Brights Cherries Monarch Chocolate Fudge Cake Mix Our New Completely Modern Facilities Are Completed For CUSTOM KILLING • Curing • Rendering • Pickup Service GIVE US A CALL TODAY 1/2 Mile South of the Dashwood Main Intersection — Beside the Dashwood Ball Diamond MERNEWS MEAT MARKET Dashwood 237-3314 It's New. If • fnle 0,b , 4?1 ,41#44,10„ 40, t = Take Advantage of This Low Introductory Price To Try This New Treat Schneiders Farmers Cheese !1.29 Produce Bargains Frozen Food-Values A Real Treat Egg For Your Dog! Pure Beaters Meat 2 FoR121_ FOR 1.05 1 39 • 79' IN APOTHECARY JAR 89c Grocery Specials Cindy Liquid 32 oz. Detergent 2 Catelli Macaroni Maxwell House Coffee BUY 4 GET ONE FREE Panty Hose LB. Comes from the west Mr. &, Mrs. Garnet Trevithick, of St. Thomas visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Jack. Trevithick. Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley spent last week visiting in Sarnia and Windsor. Mr. & Mrs. George Prest were Tuesday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cunningham. Arnold Wasnidge returned home Friday after visiting two weeks in the West. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Irene Johnson in Parkhill, There was no church service Sunday in the United or St. Mary's Anglican church. Paul Hodgson was seen flying over this area in a helicopter Saturday afternoon inspecting the hydro wires after the storm. Mr. & Mrs. George Wilkinson spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Morley and Elaine. At the Church of God morning service, Rev. E. Wattam in- troduced the new minister Rev, & Mrs. John Campbell, Laura Lee and Douglas, who arrived here from Swift Current, Saskat- chewan last Thursday. Mr, Campbell is originally from Blyth Ontario, and Mrs. Campbell from Pontiac, Michigan. Rev. Wattam's sermon topic was taken from Ephesians: 6. Mr. & Mrs. Campbell sang a duet entitled, "I walk with His hand in mine." The evening service was in the form of an all music talent night, followed by fellowship time in the church basement. Members welcomed Rev. & Mrs. Campbell and family and said goad-bye to Rev. & Mrs. Wattam. The congregation presented each of the couples with , a grocery shower. Induction service for Rev. J. Campbell is expected to take place on April 22. Children provide music Holy Communion was observed in the United church Sunday morning. The Sunday school children provided the choir an- thems under direction of Sunday school teachers. Rev. H. Dob- 4-H plans for achievement day The "Sewing Sunsets" 4-H girls held their seventh meeting Wednesday evening in the town ball, with eight girls present. Roll call was to, "Tell one way you have learned to improve your wardrobe." The girls worked on their blouses and made plans for Achievement Day. The leaders demonstrated how to set in a sleeve, sewing on buttons and inserting zippers. The "Match Makers" 4-H girls held their eighth meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Smeekens, with nine in attendance. Roll call was "One technique I learned in this club". Discussion followed about a fashion show or exhibit for Achievement Day. Fun for seniors The Senior Citizens held their April meeting Wednesday af- ternoon at the Village Inn Retreat with 22 in attendance. A sing -song opened the .jprogram. Several bus trips were discussed and planned for future dates, Several interesting articles were read, entitled, "The Country Doctor," "Concentration is the thing," "What puzzles me", and "My get up and go has gone". Tips were given on "Food", "Roses", "Green,tips" and "the Crocus". Personals Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear returned home Friday after spending the son's sermon topic was, "Ran- som", from Mark :10. ALL DAY FRIDAY, APRIL 11 20%Off ALL ITEMS NOT ON SALE $ave 2() on EVERY Dollar Note To Customers: Due to the large crowds at our sale, we regrej our service has been difficult to maintain. However, our shelves have been restocked for the final 3 days. Come and $ave. • - Phone 262-2015 Bowling Scores. Men's "A" Playoffs 167 W. Beattie 788 R0 A, Neal 755 DD CU R, Schilbe 642 R. Dickey 722 •C4 L. Coleman 747 R. Smith 724 SP Consolation Playoffs FL V. Glaab 621 " 7 7 AL R, Hippern 663 0 0 KI B. Reynolds 701 5 5 SU H. Boltzmann 708 2 2 Men's."8" Playoffs S&P B. Peat 634 7 7 J, Foster 634 08zE G. Hunter-Duvar 614 0 0 AJ R. Hippern 747 7 7 BS B. Hogg 611 0 0 CP B. Reynolds 674 5 5 TA W. Romaniuk 637 2 2 Consolation Playoffs GT B. Jones 643 5 5 EF G. Stire 662 2 2 F13 D. Heywood 581 7 7 OR K. Wurm 591 0 0 Tuesday Ladies HD MM L. Latulippe 647 3253 R. Durand 613 2993 FF N. Quinn 519 2801 M. Holtzman 687 2968 AH AB J. Legier 702 3531 HG B. Sangster 805 3274 PP P. Haugh 675 2997 PS L. Grindley 582 2859 Consolation Playoffs L. Bower 696 2970 J. Heywood 476 2734 D. Riddell 661 2867 A. Wallace 611 2758 Seniors Lucan area. and Richard, have returned from days in the past week with her brother Rheinhard Heckman of Stralhroy Hospital. winter in Florida, 3 4 Mr. & Mrs.Morley Desjardine Emery Stebbins is a patient in Mrs. Katie Vincent spent a few CH - 2 MI DS MA LA OC L. Latulippe 680 B. Bowerman 616 B. Reynolds 792 G. Hdgarth B. Sanders 629 M. Killough M, Neil A. Northcott 591 S. Eightman 587 Friday Mixed 3332 9348 3361 10219 3056 9284 3059 8905 2987 8986 2927 7982 a two week trip to Medicine Hat, Sunday Mixed Alberta, where they attended the FA G. Stire 821 3033 9286 funeral of her father Rudolph CF G. Wilson 650 3043 9041 MP A. Neal 592 2877 9027 Jesske, The Desjardine's DN J. Smith 600 2951 8987 travelled both ways by plane. UN B. Squire 572 3075 8893 Mr, & Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mr. DO D. McLinden 630 3050 9392 & Mrs. Stan Graham returned BB B. Belerling 613 3042 9357 home Saturday after spending G. Beierling 613 ON D. Heywood 602 2989 9017 the winter months in Florida • 2996 8941 BL M. Pepper 565 AK E. Clarke 514 2910 8822 3 55 2 68 5 13 0 26 5 54 0 23 5 64 0 24 5 26 0 25 5 50 0 41 Lucan Ladies F DA S 59 34 56 24 CO 55 15 IS 55 10 HI{ 54 01 GE 56 02 HT 55 78 RO 50 84 RA 50 24 RP 48 11 CA 47 78 Chessell and Brian, Varna, and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Jefferson and family, Munro. banquet of the Exeter curling club numerous trophies were an award to Gerry Smith, Beatrice Dawson, Wilma Wraight T-A photo. Don't Miss The $avings on Chesterfields and Kroehler Recliners GOOD STOCK LEFT TO CHOOSE FROM Many Other Items Reduced To Clear During Final 3 Days of Sale vcstszawmav: M'AMMUMMIZEMVARMIMESi . Thecolumn that's read for a parPas • • ......... , AM) by Scotty Hamilton 111 If YOU haye a problem ... and who hasn't? you are ., invited to mail it to iMpACTI c/o this paper. This new feature has been ciesigned to help you, the reader, solve personal problems, so use it, it's FREEI Some letters of general interest will be published in this ,column each week. All letters must be signed, but we will not publish your name. We GUARANTEE, however, that every letter receiged will be answered, provided a stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed. EXETER Mtge or 235-1570 373 MAIN ..- -"- PHARMACY LTD. 235-1070 ST. eYe examinations , C OPTICAL 405 MAIN doctors prescriptions Amok grApNile,,,, • . arrange filled EOM I,? Niri•No' 235-0511 ST. EXETER i e -= -'- - -i/ f 9-4 c,..rad: FUNERAL HOME 370 WILLIAM ST, 235-1220 EXETER I enrolled as a student at one of these fee charging trade schools and paid the full amount of $495,00 by . cheque. I became quite ill after only a few days,and because my doctor informed me that I was going to be sick for some time, I decided to take the course later. I phoned the school to tell them why and they told me that they would refund my cheque less $175. I don't mind paying them something, but this strikes me as an unfair amount of money to charge for only a few days tuition, what do you think? What we think is really not important, because the law here 'clearly states that you are required to pay the full amount for the entire first quarter once you start a course. This includes the registration 'fee and it all comes under the rules of The Private Trade Schools Act, which is administered by the Department of Education. This act was written to protect and regulate the private trade schools as well as its students, so regardless of when you quit you have to pay for the first quarter. Sorry, but that's the way it stands at the moment, and there's absolutely nothing you can do about if, SEE US FIRST FOR ALL ' SPORTING NEEDS YOUR ,illt. 411 MAIN ST. H&K SPORT CENTRE 235-2261 EXETER ..... 50% OFF TROPHIES Engraving on Premises l am Live Entertainment N I ORANGE II I AI 4 G H EL!e,Tv-R,RI ECFARLI; • AIR PLUMBING 11 bjl*ME04ANICALIC 262-2114 CONTRACTORS CONDITIONING HENSALL 4.0 ESRHAETEIT0MNET,AL • HEATING T I NrTE CLUBS T L Y A LUCAN OW. Y The Downtown SHILLELAGH MOTOR HOTEL ', Country and Western Music every Friday & Saturday Night How would YOU like to receive a $50 merchandise cheque from "IMPACT"? Well, if you have written a letter to this column since it began in the T-A on January 23. 1975, YOU could be the lucky winner of this big prize, regardless of whether or not your letter has been published, because the names of all "IMPACT" letter writers will be placed in a special ballot box up to and including next week, April 17. The lucky winner will be able to spend the $50 on merhcandise at any "IMPACT" advertisers place of business ( winner's choice). Because this is a draw and not a contest the winner will have to correctly answer a skill testing question, as required by law. We'll give you a wee clue, however, and tell you that the question will pertain to an "IMPACT" advertiser or advertisers. Remember YOU can still get in on this lucky draw worth $50 in merchandise if we hear from you, this week or next. So send in your letters, we would love to hear from you! Readers are reminded that ALL letters addressed to this column will receive a personal reply, provided you enclose a STAMPED, ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. 509 Exeter ORIGINAL Ben MAIN STREET Flowers & Gifts r'.4 OIL PAINTINGS FTIA, BUY OR LEASE kk,-1 J. L. HOOGENBOOM 235 ..a 11 On November 23, 1974 The London Free Press published an advertisement for Gemstones of Europe (ad. enclosed). I purchased this ring on their 14-day trial period and found that it wasn't as described. I sent it back before the 14 days were up by registered mail but to date have not received my money back. I have also since written to them but my letter wasn't answered. Please look into this matter for me. Thank you. "IMPACT" is sorry to report that Mr. Sam Sobel, presi- dent of Gemstones of Europe has declared bankruptcy of this firm. .. The only re-course now open to you is to write the Trustees in Bankruptcy, which are Taylor Liebow, Lukas and Ackerman at 103, John Street East, Hamilton, Ontario. They should then send you a claims form, which you will have to complete and return. • • • "These questions and answers, based on Ontario law, are published to inform and not to advise. No one should try to apply or interpret the law without the aid and advice of a trained expert who knows the facts, since the facts of each case may change the application of the law." We get results! IIVIZFARLANE REAL ESTATE BROKER EXETER 235-0541 Lucan 227,4071 London 4348824 Henson FEED - PETROLEUM ELEVATOR A complete supplies, hardware clothes, boots, appliances, Henson 262. O02 District CO.OP SEED . FERTILIZER PRODUCTS FACILITIES line of: general farm chemicals, work garden supplies, etc. Zurich Brucefteid 236,4343 412-4823 7 7 0 0 5 5 2 2 7 7 0 ALL ABOUT RINGETTE — Ringette, a new game for girls was demonstrated at the Exeter arena Sunday afternoon. Above, Exeter rec director Jim McKinlay and RAP member Dave Zyluk check a ringette stick with Diane Wolfe and Susan Shantz of the demonstrating Waterloo team. Diane scored four goals in an exhibi- tion game. T-A photo LC PDP • New minister at Grand Bend HB PKP 333 292 359 Cromarty truck ends up in ditch By MRS. ROBERT LAING During Friday's storm, the driver of one of Dolma.ge's mobile feed grinders was blinded by the blowing snow and drove into the ditch in front of Bob Laing's. Snowmobilers in this area had a winter paradise of snowbanks to play on following Friday and Saturday's blizzard. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Douglas, Andy and Kathy, visited Easter Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Pierson, Glen Cross. Andy Douglas was home from Lambton College, Sarnia, to spend the Easter weekend with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Douglas. Sunday visitors with Mrs. John Jefferson were Mr. & Mrs, Bill Juniors BU I. Peitsch 319 SF B. Anderson 300 PP C. Cottrell 280 KK T. MacDonald 263 CH J. Mol 308 BC P. Broderick 226 Senior Boys and Girls EJ M. Brintnell 429 SE 0. Roy 365 DP D. Robinson 368 FBW S. Gilfillan 271 ST B. Shaw 370 P B. Bies 328 MIXED CURLERS — At Saturday's annual presented. Above, Winston Shapton presents and Kim McLean. Prices Slashed Even More ... FOR FINAL 3 DAYS OF SALE Bargains you can't afford to miss in this big Hensall SALEBRATION DRYSDALE BONTHRON HARDWARE FURNITURE HENSALL Phone 262-2016