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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-06, Page 15OW , HORSING AROUND — Four members of the Ilderton Lions club participated in Saturday's Ilderton Fair narode as the Four Horsemen. From left are Layton Jobb, Bob Petrie, Al Edmondson and Keith Grigg, T-A photo Umbrellas plentiful • Rain cuts Ilderton crowd pion — Mason Fletcher, RR 1, Ilderton. Sheep — best showmanship boys and girls — Bob Thiriwall, Denfield; best ram — June McTaggart, Appin. Goats — French Alpine — Stan and Joanne Dinsdale, RR 2, Burgessville; Nubian — Jack Kent, Lynden; Saanen — Jeanne Farron, RR 1, Paris; Togenburg — Fred McCutcheon, RR 1, St, Thomas; Recorded grades — Dan Baran and Phillippa Cranston, RR 3, Denfield. (Rest strengthens the labour, and labour sweetens the rest.) -Roult5 obloincd usinty T,on$posi Conodo aPiqQ,,ct fe41 methods v4ina itor,dafd iton,mos,on. Fue!(0,,v,,,oton WOI vwv depending on 'how cu 'd here yee drive, Optional Pgeilatr qnd ondil,on vow cos. CONDITIONS OF SALE All items subject to prior sale • All items sold as seen* All items limited to stock on hand • Personal shopping only • No layaways or holds during this liquidation • All solos final. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN, A REAL HONEST BARGAIN, TAKE THAT MONEY-SAVING TRIP NOW, Communion at Lucan ,LiC rtAss and Poona 'Mown. Everyone is asked to save all Kraft labels for the gvening Unit The continued rainy weather of the past six weeks reduced the Birthday celebrated Mrs. ' Catherine Fischer, George Street was honoured on her 82nd birthday on Saturday evening by her family when, at Coldstream Community Hall, approxithately 80 friends and relatives gathered to dance to the music of the Varga Band. A beautiful birthday cake and flowers decorated the central table and a bountiful buffet supper was served at midnight, Guests were present from as far away as Northbrook, near Kingston. A collection was taken to pay the band, but leader, Les Varga, made a gift of it to Mrs. Fischer, in honour of her birthday. She says it was an evening she will never forget. 4-H members discuss cereals , he,third meeting of the Lucan 111, 4-H Club was held at Brenda Heddington's home Thursday evening. The girls discussed the catalogue of cereals from books, The girls had each person tell what kind of cereal grains they had eaten and the forms they came in. Then Brenda Heddington made cherry bran squares and Mrs. O'Neillbrought nuts and bolts that she made. When the meeting was closed, some of the girls went to Ilderton to set up a display for the fair. The next meeting will be held at Penny Hodgins home October 6 at 7:00 pm. attendance at Saturday's Ilder- ton Fair to about half of what is normally considered a good crowd. Fair secretary Macie Douglas estimated Saturday's turnout during a continous rain at over 4,000. Umbrellas were in evidence throughout the parade route Saturday morning, not only for participants but for spectators who huddled along the way. The fair was officialy opened at noon Saturday by John A, Stewart, former owner of Stewart Seeds Limited and now a consultant with Ceiba-Geigy. Assisting were fair president Royden Bloomfield and Miss Ilderton Fair 1977 Chris Cor- coran who was chosen Friday night over seven other con-, testants. The other girls competing were Helen Biemans, Heather Hastings, Della Hedley, Cathy Kennedy, Karen Reeve, Patty White and Linda Worth. The heavy rains Saturday forc- ed cancellation of the heavy horse, western and hunter and jumper horse shows, Winners in some of the cattle, sheep and goat categories were as follows: Beef cattle — champion Shorthorn bull— Smith Bros. RR 2, Brussels; champion Hereford bull — Robert Manning, Arva; champion female Hereford — Calvert Farms, London; cham- pion Aberdeen Angus bull — Dave Urlin, RR 1, Auburn; champion female Aberdeen Angus — Alloway Lodge Farms, RR 3, London; championship commercial steer — Dave Filson, Denifield. Dairy cattle — Holstein cham- pion — Brian Eby, Ayr; Ayrshire junior champion — A. Helder, Belmont; Ayrshire grand cham- By Ski Daley Our Ways and Means com- mittee chairmen was quite disappointed with the turnout Saturday night. Our members ask for entertainment and when it is supplied - no one shows up. This is your branch of the Legion, Ifyou want an activehranch then you should support it. All horse racing fans are reminded even though other tracks may be closed down - the horses will be at the post at 8:00p.m., Tuesday, October 11, at Branch 540, that's the Lucan Legion. For--action this is the place to be. Members of Branch 540, Royal Canadian Legion are reminded the next Branch general meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m, Wed- nesday October 12, Please make it a point to attend. We have some new memberS, regular and associate to be initiated. Let World Communion Sunday was observed in the Lucan United Church with Rev. Keith Brown preaching on "The Sermon in the Lord's Supper" from I Corin- thians.. He said that this sacrament is the most sacred of all those celebrated in the Christian Church, The Communion Service is an act of worship of God in- stituted by' Christ, using simple material things, universally known, in order to make the greatest possible impression, Mrs. Brown and Helen Brown were received, by transfer from Markdale United Church. Helen has become the organist for the Church and the contribution of her talents in this field is much appreciated, The choir sang the anthem "Lord, For Thy Tender Mercy's Sake", and the monthly "Minute-Man Talk" on the M. & S, work of the charge was given by a "minute-woman" - Mrs. Hodgins, Members were asked to leave their, contributions of fruits and vegetables, to decorate the Church for the Thanksgiving service, at the Church on Saturday afternoon, Are you having guests for Thanksgiving? Bring them to church with you. Junior congregation for children 5 to 8 recommences on Sunday and child care is provided regularly for those 4 years of age and un- der, up stairs in the C.E. wing, during the service. Tuesday, October 11, Ailsa Craig U.C.W. invites women of the Lucan congregation to attend their meeting when Mrs. Wright of Kerwoqd will talk of her native country of Jamaica. Meet at the Church by 7:45 pm for tran- sportation, Flowers in the church were placed in loving memory by the family of the late Mrs. Isobel Young who passed away Sep- tember, 1975, and in loving memory of Ellison Thompson and George Bullock, fathers of them see that you have an in- terest in your branch by. at- tending, Just a reminder. Our annual Remembrance Day Church Parade will be held Sunday, November 13, 1977 at St. Patricks Roman Catholic Church for the 11 a.m. service. All members of Branch 540 and all members of the forces are requested to form up with us and show that we do indeed remember, Ernie Ross where were you? The Pot of Gold was drawn last Saturday for $158.50 and you were not registered. Meanwhile the pot continues to grow, And thats 30 for this week remember- If you like to save money - the next time you take your best girl to a restaurant say - 'What will you have, my plump doll.' This year almost every car maker around will be trying to hand you thiiline. determined the dromptic slope of the hood. The sleek hatchback rear end design and the sporty line of the Rabbit's front were no accidents either. Even though they were in part refined by hundreds of test collisions over several years. Function followed safety. And form follows function. All along the line. You also get front-wheel drive, 72 kilometers per gallon (45 mpg) on the highway, 47 km/gal (29 mpg) in the city.* You can accelerate from 0 to 80 km/h in a scant 8.3 seconds. (No one has been able to match those specs either.) You get fuel injection, rack and pinion steer- ing, front disc brakes, steel belted radials, inde- pendent 4-wheel suspension, and a whole list of advanced features that other car makers have not even caught on to yet, let alone caught up with. Drop in at your nearest VW dealer and test drive the aston- ishing Rabbit. Why settle for pale imitations when you can buy There's no comparison. the Original? THE 1978 RABBITS ARE HERE. SEE THEM AT YOUR LOCAL VOLKSWAGEN DEALER, DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS More races until December 26. A list and envelope are on the Francis St. bulletin board. Look familiar? It's the Volkswagen Rabbit. But without even looking too closely, it could be one of any number of cars that have recently appeared on the market. Or are about to. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, we're very flattered. However, it's not the outside line of the Rabbit that makes it so revolutionary, it's what goes on underneath the line. In the five intensive years of planning and innovation that it took to create the Rabbit, it was continually designed from the inside out. Not vice-versa, like many cars. Looks for looks' sake was never our intention, and that's where we drew the line. For instance, since our trans- verse engine was mounted sideways up front, it created a huge amount of room for people and luggage in back. (Far more room we might add, than any other car its size.) And since the engine took up less room, that engineering fact plus extensive wind tunnel tests Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN STREET, EXETER/235 1100 PUBLIC NOTICE CHAINWAY WILL BE CLOSING ITS DOORS FOREVER IN THIS LOCATION ONE LOCATION ONLY •w-m!- 414 MAIN ST., EXETER EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE REDUCED CHAINWAY STORES jury \1*N L IQUiDATiON SALE STARTS THURSDAY OCT. 6TH THIS IS A TOTAL AND COMPLETE LIQUIDATION