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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-08, Page 5SONGSTERS PERFORM — An area group of young people known musically as Aletheia provided enter- tainment at the Sunday night gospel service at the rec centre, From the left are David Rundle, Carolyn Perry, David Perry, Nancy Perry and Paul Sharrow. Base player Paul Perry is hidden behind the group. T-A photo Dashwood young people • . en joy night out at resort Schneider's Bacon Schneider's Dinner Franks Kraft Miracle Whip Red Rose Orange Pekoe Tea Bags Maple Leaf Canned Hams Velvet Cake & Pastry Flour Javex Liquid Bleach Kraft Canadian Cheese Slices 1 lb. vac pk. '1.75 89' 69' 1 lb. vac pak 16 oz. .1.73 1 1/2 lb. '3.25 7 lbs. '1.25 64 oz 69' 16 oz sll .75 HURON COUNTY BEEF HIND 1/4 SIDES FRONTS SIDES OF PORK Fully Processed, Fully Processed, Fully Processed, Fully Processed *1.5 lb, 85' lb. 684 lb. 854 We Specialize in Custom Processing, Curing and Smoking * NO CHARGE FOR SLAUGHTERING * LOCKERS AVAILABLE LEWIS OR TOASTMASTER BREAD 3/$1's PRODUCE TURNIPS CAULIFLOWER each 154' head BANANAS lb. 19' FROZEN Wallace TURKEY PIES 85' LETTUCE 2/69' FOOD Kellogg's EGGO WAFFLES 312 gr 75' EXETER Main St., Exeter Phone 235-0400 FAMILY MARKET A better chance for everyone. • ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION BEFORE,YOU COULD BECOME A PROVINCIAL MILLIONAIRE ONLY IN OCrOBER,DECEMBER, FEBRUARY, APRILJULY OR SEPTEMBER. NOW, EVERY MONTH IS WIN-A-MILLION MONTH. Now the Provincial Lottery gives you more fun, more action, more chances to win $1 million (tax free). Look what's happened: NOWA MONTHLY DRAW Now there are 12 Provincial draws a year- one each and every month, And any one of those draws could make you a millionaire. 6 CHANCES WIN A MILLION FOR JUST $5 Each $5 ticket (good for two draws) gives you six chances to win $1 million, four chances to win $100,000 and thousands of other tax free prizes. EACH TICKET GOOD IN TVVO CONSECUTIVE DRAWS That's right.The ticket you buy today gives you three chances to win a million in this month's draw and three more in next month's. MORE FUN FLAY THE DOUBLEHEADER There's a new Provincial ticket on sale every month. So you can add the live chances left on your old ticket to the first chances on your new one. Play the Provincial every month. It's a better chance for everyone. NOW A DRAW EVERY WWII FIRST DRAW SEPIEMBER 301aTICKEIS NOW ON S. Area residents pay penalty for drinking, driving offences By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD The youth of Zion Lutheran church "Joy" held a recreational meeting, Tuesday, August 30 at Grand Bend. Miniature golf and lunch at a snack booth were enjoyed. Bridal Shower Diane Miller, London was hostess at a miscellaneous shower,WednesdayAugust 31, at her parent's home, Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller, for Darlene Webb, London bride-elect of October. About 25 friends attended. Darlene thanked everyone for the lovely gifts and lunch was served. Public Meeting A public meeting called by the trustees of Dashwood to discuss water in Dashwood had a tremendous response. Never had so many turned out for a public meeting, George Tieman, Chairman, answered questions and listened to tales of "woe". It was decided to present a petition in Toronto with names of those in favour, Anyone who wishes to sign may do so at the home of George Tieman until September 28. Persona Is Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Rader, Mare,' Sarah and Jonathan, Bramalea, spent several days last ).veek with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader and Brian, Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Gould, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler. Mr. & Mrs. Harry. Hayter By MRS. STAN 43 RESZCATOR Eber Lewis, Clinton spent the week-end with Mr. s& Mrs. Leonard Wein. • Lorna Glanville returned after spending two weeks weeks holidays with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville and girls, Parkhill. Mrs. Mary Thornton returned home Thursday and Barbie Glanville Saturday after being patients in Seaforth Hospital. Mrs. Walter Yast and Mr. & Mrs Jim Miller Dayton Ohio were dinner and supper guests with Mr, & Mrs. Stan Preszcator. We pay you handsomely to invest! a Even if we paid you only eight per cent (and our current rate of interest payments is much higher than that) we would double your money for you in nine years. So bring your money today to Victoria and Grey. VICTORIA and [ill GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE it100 DENNIS J. SMITH Manager MRS. JOYCE BLACK Accountant 235-0530 accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce, Windsor, on a two week visit to Nova Scotia. They visited members of the Bruce family at Truro, Nova Scotia, besides visiting many places of interest. They also visited with Mr. & Mrs, Earl Vandahl and Earl (Jr),' Montreal, The Hayters returned home by air, Jeremy, small son of John and Mary Becker spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hearn, Huron Park. Mrs. Mabel ,Mellecke has returned to Wisconsin after spending the summer months with her son and family, ,Rev. & Mrs. M. Mellecke. David Mellecke has returned to Saskatchewan after spending the summer with his parents, brothers, sisters and grand- mother. Stacey Rader spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Other holiday visitors were Miss Sharon Rader and Mr, & Mrs. Paul Rader, London. Mrs, Gerald Keyes, Debbie, Lisa and Darren, Masset, B.C., have returned home after spending a month visiting friends and relatives in this area. Where are all our students? Laurie Becker and Sue Anne Schroeder are in residence at Huron College. Mark Chandler has returned to Sir Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. Tom Hayter has enrolled at Guelph University. Jeff Hayter, is at George Brown College, Toronto, Janice Hayter has returned to her studies at Wind- oor University. Susan and Chris Baynham have returned to Oshawa after spending several weeks with their grandparents. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Koehler. Their mother Mrs. Anne Nagel and a friend called for them on the weekend. Fines were handed out for a variety of liquor and traffic offences by Justice of the Peace Bruce Ferris, who presided at Exeter Court Tuesday. Peggy Ann Welton, of Parkhill and formerly of RR 2 Grand Bend, was given three fines. She was fined $54 for driving a motor vehicle in which there was open liquor andu further $58 for failing to provide proof of insurance. The other fine paid by the area woman was also $58 for driving a vehicle with improper licence plates, The court learned that the plates on her vehicle were ac- tually taken off another, Richard E. Welton, same address, was fined $54 for driving a motor vehicle in which there was open liquor. A Huron Park man, Richard Ridley, was handed two fines. One was in the amount of $78 for creating unnecessary noise with his vehicle on August 12 and the other was for speeding at a rate of 50 in a 30 zone. The amount of the latter fine was $63. Other fines levied were as follows: William Warburton, Huron Park, $28 for following another vehicle too closely. David J. Brand, RR 5 Forest, $54 for driving a motor vehicle in which liquor was available. Wayne Wellington Temple, Goderich, $58 for failing to provide evidence of insurance for the vehicle he was driving on June 24, Alister John Nesbitt, London, $28 for failing to wear a seat belt. John Paul McDonnell, London, $13 for a speed of 60 in a 50 zone. Anthony Gaud, RR 1 Dash- Wood, $78 for a speed of 75 in a 50 zone, Michael Morneau, Huron Park, $53 for failing to obtain a Township of Stephen dog licence. David Frederick Haight, RR 2 Exeter, $58 for failing to provide evidence of insurance for the vehicle he was driving on July 28 and $28 for having no valid driver's licence, Gerald Cole, RR 2 Forest, $13 Exeter native buys paper A former Exeter man, Bob Beavers, has become a major shareholder in the Peterborough Review. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Reg Beavers, Exeter. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario, Beavers will be the editor of the weekly publication, which is the oldest newspaper in Peterborough. He has been in the Peter- borough area since 1970, and is currently secretary of the Kin- smen Club and a member of the Chamber of Commerce special events and public relations committee. for a speed of 60 in a 50 zone. John Melville Campbell, RR .1 Exeter, $54 for driving a motor vehicle with an open package of liquor, and $13 for speed of 50 in a 40 zone. Daryl L. Mitton, Crediton, $78 for creating unnecessary noise with his motor vehicle on May 28. Murray D. Erb, RR 2 Zurich, $39 for a speed of 68 in a 50 zone. Roderick G. McKinnon, RR 8 Parkhill, $13 for a speed of 60 in a 50 zone. ATTENTION A Flea Market is being established at Vanastra Park, Highway No. 4, Clin- ton which will operate on Saturdays and Sun- days. Ail inquiries are welcome regarding ren- tal of indoor and out- door space. For further information please contact Mrs. P. Bridges, Sec. Vanastra Community Association 482-7910 ., . Best Wishes to HURON on their GRAIN LTD. GRAND OPENING , We wish you all the opening and in the happy to have been best on future. selected your We are to supply the concrete. , i McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD, ONT.. Your Authorized Dealer DIAL 237-3381 Times-Advocate, September 8, 1977 Page