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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-06, Page 13MANAGEMENT SEMINAR isporaL. ANALYSIS TERM LOAN This seminar proposes a set of simple tech- niques which all small businessmen can use when evaluating the financial health of their business and also a series of practical questions which should be answered when considering a proposal for a term loan.' FINANCIAL , CASE STUDY: THE HABERDASHER COUNTER LTD. OMEGA The most affordable Oldsmobile. Good on gas, very manoeuvrable and a snap to park. 34 km/g (21 mpg) city, 48 km/g (30 mpg) highway, with a 2-bbl. 3,8 litre (231 cu. in.) V-6 engine with available automatic transmission and 2.56 axle ratio.** eines, give, Roiedeis, etc. Times-Advocate, October 0, 197 DRAW FQR QUILT — Employees of ARC Industries in Dashwood recently sold tickets on a quilt. It wps won by A. Markel{ of Grand Bend. Shown above with the quilt and the winning ticket are ARC employees Coleen Carter, Gwen Richter, Philip Regier and April Holmes. T-A photo Residents on the move Clandeboye ladies at rally Plan awards at Greenway By MANUEL CURTs The Sacrament of Holy COmmunion was administered at the morning service in the United Church Sunday Appropriate anthems rendered by the Jr. & Sr, choirs; the message "Serving the Invisible" given by the Rev. Harley Moore and the symbolic arrangement of the floral con- tributions, collectively provided for a very inspirational service, The Sunday School teachers and members of the Christian Education committee met Thursday evening and drew up a program for the following year. An award system was in- traduced, geared to promoting a more positive interest in Bible Study and regular attendance. Mrs. Morley Hodgins was hostess, Tuesday evening for a miscellaneous shower attended by friends and relatives of Anna Hodgins, whose marriage will be observed this Saturday to Grant Langford, in Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs, Harold Dettloff, Detroit, were Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. R.S. English and other friends here. Sunday visitors with his aunt & uncle, Evelyn and Manuel Curts, was Donald Stoyle, and his fiancee, Enola Lehman, Ottawa, bridal couple of next month. Mrs. Mildred Atkinson, Nobleton, was a Friday visitor with her parents, Mr, & Mrs. Clare Reid. Mrs. Reid is con- valescing, following hospital surgery. Mr. & Mrs, Milton Pollock visited with Mr. Sr Mrs. Ross Pollock, Ridgetown, Monday. By the way: Mr. & Mrs, Herb Piper, the new store owners here, moved into their living-quarters Saturday. That evening a gen- tleman came into the store to get something for his wife. "And what are you asking for her?" inquired Herb, Editor's com- ment: It would appear business is picking up. JIM SIDDALL & SON LICENSED & INSURED TRUCKER • LIVESTOCK • GRAIN • FERTILIZER • FARM SUPPLIES KIRKTON 229-6439 144.4.1m.16.10101. • • P.1.11,i! ......•••••01•0•Mell Mrs. Wilmer Scott and Mrs. Art Hodgins were delegates to the London Area Women's Institute annual convention, held at the Sandpiper Inn, Vanes tra, Wednesday and Thursday. The Theme of the convention was "Coming Together is a Beginning; Working Together is Progress". Highlights of the banquet held Wednesday evening were the cutting of the 80th anniversary cake by Mrs, Arthur Rundle, of Exeter. Presentation of the Maryn Pardy Memorial Scholarship Winners. The guest speaker, Jack Riddell, M.P.P., Huron-Middlesex, and en- tertainment by the Bradley Family singers. 4H CLUB MEETS Clandeboye 4-H Club No. 2 held their second and third meetings at the home of their leader, Mrs. Ralph Lynn. The roll calls: My record of cereal and bread eaten for one day and my list of cereal products with which I am familiar, was answered by all seven members. Discussion included the parts of the wheat kernel and how different cereals are used. The girls made dogwoods, onion rice, nuts and bolts, and cherry bran squares. Personals The Clandeboye U.C.W. catered to the McCann-Hardy wedding dinner, held at the Lucan Community Centre, Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Thos, Gilmour who celebrated their golden wedding an- niversary, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Smith have taken up residence in the former Derbyshire property. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bengough have moved to Hens all, Mr, & Mrs. Stephen Carter have moved to the school-house apartment to replace Mr. & Mrs, Peter Laenen who have moved to Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Morgan who were living in the Steeper home on the 4th of McGillivray have taken up residence in the Clan- Lan apartments. Mr. & Mrs. Robinson, London, By MRS, IRVIN RAPER PASHWOOD All the teams of the Dashwood slow pitch league gathered for a banquet and dance at Dashwood community centre, Friday. The champion team was Butler construction who received a trophy. Runner up was Den- nomme construction. Special awards went to the following Wilmer Desjardine, a cane for the oldest player; Robbie Wein, glue, so he wouldn't drop the ball so often; Bill Chandler, sun glasses, so he could see the ball better; Jim Becker, an old shirt for the one who looked least like a ball player; Hubert Miller, band aids, for the One who slid the most; Ray Webb, Rolaids, for the one who got upset most. Committees were nominated for 1978. Ladies, Jean Ford, Mary Anne Bender, Ruth Denomme and Marg Butler. Men, Dave Rats, Ken Rader, Paul Watson and Bill Becker, The evening was rounded out with dancing to -Mozart's Melody Makers, During the evening Jim Becker appeared wearing his sweater, bathing suit, cowboy boots, hat and carrying a paddle and football and challenged anyone to play ball. Becker reunion The annual reunion;of the late William Becker family was held Saturday, October 1 at the Dash- wood Community Centre with 55 members present from Toronto, Waterloo, New Hamburg, Hamilton, Orangeville, Stayner, London, Stratford, Seaforth, Ailsa Craig, Crediton and Dash- wood. A very enjoyable time was had by all, The 1978 reunion will be held at the same place, Saturday, September 9. Anniversary celebrated Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader were pleasantly surprised Friday, September 30 on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary when arranged by their family Mr, & Mrs. Glen Rader, Heather and Allan and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lynn, Present for the occasion were Mrs. Elva Willert, Mr. Sr Mrs. Adolph Keller, Mr, & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer, Mr. & Mrs. Percy Willert, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs, Ivan Taylor, Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Waterloo, Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London and attendants of 40 years ago, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader. Court Whist was played with winners, Mrs. Aaron Restemayer and Garnet Weiberg, low, Mrs. Irvin Rader and Adolph Keller, 4-H meetings Dashwood Club 2 held their third and fourth meetings Sep- tember 27 and October 3. At the third meeting the girls divided into four groups and made raspberry bavarian cream, peach layer cake and fruit sauce. Group 3 did the dishes. Mrs. Earl Keller discussed frozen fruits and canned fruits Mrs. Ray Rader discussed dried fruits. At the fourth meeting with 17 girls present discussion was on "How to make my record book helpful permanent reference". The leaders discussed fruit the day round The girls made Oriental chicken and fruit and carrot salad. Personals Mr. & Mrs. George Fulcher, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Genttner, Sunday. they all attended the dedication of the sanctuary lamp installed at Ailsa Craig Presbyterian church in memory of the Lockhart family. Also in attendance were Mr. & Mrs. Don Genttner and Mr. & Mrs. Hen Genttner, Todd and Terry. Following the service they spent Postal Code Page )3 the day with Mr. & Mrs, Bruce Lockhart, Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Restemayer accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kraft, London, spent lest week at Wawanaisa fishing. They had excellent luck getting several 10 lb. 32 inch fish. Mrs. Ray Rader, president of Dashwood W.I. attended the London. Area convention at Vanastra, September 27 and 28. ,Mr. .& Mrs, Irvin Rader spent the weekend in London with Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader and Sharon Rader, Mr, & Mrs. Dave Rader and Stacey were Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion, England, spent a few days last week with their cousins, Peter and Dorothy Nott. Name(s) Address Dashwood players get special awards AUXILIARY AWARD *- Karen De Jong was the receipient of the Ex- eter Legion Ladies Auxiliary award at Friday's Commencement at South Huron District High School, Making the presentation is Auxiliary president Esther Hillman. T-A photo Complete this coupon, and mail it along with your cheque Co the following address: Management Seminar, Federal Business Development Bank, Pineridge Chalet R.R. 2, Hensall Wed. Oct. 26, 1977 On_Wed. Oct. 26, 1977 _ from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Registration fee of $15. per person, luncheon included. For further information, please contact Bill Prest Small Business Management Seminar Zurich — Dashwood Hensall At At Pineridge Chalet, R.R. 2, Hensall tel , 519-271-5650 Tel • INVITES YOU TO NEW TODAY. and Oldsmobiles ... . . :;•:' • CUTLASS SALON A new class of Cutlass. A sloping roof line gives you more rear seat head room and more trunk space than last year's model. 37 km/g (23 mpg) city, 50 km/g (31 mpg) highway, with a 2-bbl, 3.8 litre (231 cu. in.) V-6 engine with available automatic transmission and 2.73 axle ratio.* And also new for '78 are Cutlass Supreme, Calais and Cruiser (wagon) models. PICKUP Still one tough truck with increased corrosion- protection in '78. This year, Chevy adds a special model to the family—the 1 /2 ton pickup with the new 5.7 litre (350 cu. in.) V-8 diesel engine, DELTA 88 It's hard to improve on success. But Oldsmobile has done itt 32 km/g (20 mpg) city, 44 km/g (27 mpg) highway, for an available 5.7 litre V-8 engine with automatic transmission and 2,41 axle ratio.*, New Diesel V-8 engine available too in '78-. SUBURBAN Versatile. Can seat up to nine people or take three in the front and make available 144 cu. ft. of cargo space —up to 3,100 payload lbs. Seats, holds, tows more than any ordinary passenger car wagon, No wonder we call it Superwagon. BLAZER Double-wall tough. Agile. Can make quick cuts (35° turn angle) when it has to. Available with 4-wheel drive to come through under all kinds of conditions. Snow, ice, mud you name it. Now with extra leg room for rear seat passengers. SPORTVAN Seats up to twelve, with features like available high bubket seats that swivel and recline. 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