Times-Advocate, 1978-07-27, Page 8Best Interest
Times-Advocate, July 27, 1978
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the Exeter branch of Canadian Canners.
We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able
to arrange for the highest interest being offered on
Guaranteed Investment Certificates.
Grand Bend
Office
238-8484
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25 YEARS WITH CANNERS — Thomas Penhale (centre) was presented with an engraved
watch Friday by K. M. Paget, district manager, and Jack Urquhart for 25 years of work with
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Gaiser-Kneale
Insurance Agency Inc.
Exeter
Office
235-2420
Sailing School
(Ages 10-80)
Morrison Dam Site - Exeter
Instruction is provided by certified
Canadian Yachting Association
Instructors. Students will be provided
with a certificate recognizing their
level of proficiency.
Classes are to be held the week of
August 21-25
Three classes are scheduled:
9 A.M. - 12 Noon
1 P.M. - 4 P.M.
6 P.M. - 9 P.M.
Please return the following
registration form before August 5th
1978
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Adults $25
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Will feature arm wrestling
Friedsburg Days soon
Contact the South Huron Recreation
Centre for more information
(235-2833)
The Dashwood fire depart-
ment and a host of
volunteers are busy prepar
ing for the village’s ninth an
nual Friedsburg Days. The
volunteer firemen are again
the sponsors.
The popular event will be
. held Friday and Saturday
August 4’and 5 at the
Dashwood Community Cen
tre and athletic field
grounds.
Chairman Don Bender is
optimistic that this year’s
production will be bigger
and better than ever.
The grounds will open at 5
p.m. Friday August 4 when
the always popular
sauerkraut and sausages
will go on sale and continue
through both days.
Friday’s special attrac
tions will include an evening
talent show and crowning of
Miss Friedsburg at about 11
p.m. Donna Hoffman and
Nancy Rader are in charge
of the beauty contest.
Parade chairman Ruth
Ann Merner expects a large
number of floats, bicycles
and transportation of all
kinds to join in on the mam
moth Saturday afternoon
parade.
The floats and par
ticipants will be judged at 1
p.m. and the parade will get
underway one hour iater.
The sports program under
the direction of chairman
John Becker will again
feature arm wrestling and a
tug-of-war contest.
Preliminaries in both events
will be held during the after
noon with finals going at 7
p.m.
Ron Merner is again in
charge of the food com
mittee and the bar com
mittee chairman is Harold
Schroeder.
Centralia residents
home from outings
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By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel returned home
Saturday evening following a
three week’s bus trip to the
West Coast and Vancouver
Island with McNaughton
Tours of Ilderton.
The tour took them
through Northern Michigan
across the Mackinac Bridge
to Sault Ste. Marie for
overnight and then on to
Thunder Bay, Winnipeg and
Regina.
The first long stop was in
Calgary where they saw the
famous Calgary parade,
toured the city and visited
the stampede and
events, afternoon
evening shows.
From Calgary
travelled westward to Banff,
beautiful ‘‘Lake Louise”,
through the Okanagon
Valley past “Hope Slide” to
the city of the West, Van
couver, for three nights stay.
The trip by boat to the
Island was followed by a
drive along the coast to
“Victoria” the capitabcity of
British Columbia. A tour of
the city and the floral beauty
of Butchart Gardens was a
memorable site.
rodeo
and
they
GUARD YOUR f AMIli ‘.
HE AITH AND HI11.GE T
BE A
BLOOD
DONOR
Before leaving Vancouver
they visited Stanley and
Queen Elizabeth Parks and
toured the city. Travelling
through the interior of
British Columbia they
followed the Fraser and
Thompson Rivers past
“Hello Gates’’ in the Fraser
Canyon and on to “Mount
Robson”.
They had their last
glimpse of the snow capped
Rockies as they reached
Edmonton, a city alive with
excitement in preparation
for the Commonwealth
Games. Leaving Edmonton
they continued their tour
Eastward through the
foothills of Alberta into the
prairies of Saskatchewan
and a visit to the Farm
Museum at Saskatoon on the
way to Regina.
Leaving Canada they
continued homeward
through, North Dakota,
Wisconsin and Michigan
with many happy memories
of the beautiful scenery and
the new friends made during
their trip.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson
were recent week end
visitors to their cottage at
Shepherd Lake.
Mr. ■& Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Bowden were in Barrie
Thursday attending the
annual picnic for the retired
employees of Canada•
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GUARDIAN
DRUGS
Dashwood pianists
pass music exams
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Miss Idella Gabel A.R.C.T.
announces results of her
piano pupils in order of
merit. Grade 8, piano,
honors Nancy Ried, Kim
Gaiser; pass, Barbara
Rader, Grade 6, piano, pass.
Jonathan Mellecke; Grade 3,
piano, first class honors,
Donna Taylor; honors,
Rachel Mellecke; Grade 2
rudiments, first class
honors, Kevin Glasgow, Kim
Gaiser, Brenda Wiler, Jane
Sullivan and Nancy Ried.
Mrs. Ruth Stire A.W.C.M.
announces that Karen
Guenther received first class
honors in Grade 2 theory
rudiments with the Western
Conservatory of music.
Visit gardens
Miss Grace Bird, Home
Economist for Huron Cobnty
accompanied by Mrs.
Gordon Bender, leader of
Dashwood I 4-H club visited
the gardens of the club
members Wednesday, July
19, and found them all very
satisfactory. Achievement
Day will be held August 23 at
Huron Hall Centralia College
of Agricultural Technology,
Huron Park.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rader,
London, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bruce,
Windsor, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter.
Mrs. Grace Beavis and
Mrs. Donald Duffy, Detroit
attended the shower for
Janice Hayter, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Ford and
Kenneth, London, spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Ken/McCrae.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward
Restemayer and Brett,
Alliston, were vacationers
CHANGING
By KATHY COOPER
Quite a number from the
community attended the
Sunday Church Service at
Elimville.
Mr. & Mrs. Rein Westdorp
of New Lowell visited
recently with several friends
in the community.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Webber
have just returned home
from Cape Breton Island,
Nova Scotia after
celebrating Mrs. Webber’s
mother's and fathers 50
wedding anniversary. They
also visited her sister and
brother-in-law and family in
Burton, Oromsetg, New
Brunswick.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
and Mr. & Mrs. Don Par
sons and boys returned home
after spending several weeks
in the western provinces.
A joint outdoor service for
the Thames road - Elimville
congregations will be held at
Riverview Park in Exeter at
11 a.m. Sunday, July 30.
Following the Church
service there will be a
Sunday School picnic.
Everyone is reminded to
bring their picnic baskets,
lawn chairs, beverages will
be provided.
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( Effective Until
\ AUG. 5th. >
SUMMER SAVINGS!
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FACIAL TISSUES
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CREST
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RAID
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BUG KILLER
8 Coils
4 Stands
MOSQUITO COILS
Clairol
FINALNET
HAIR SPRAY
BAND-AID BRAND
PLASTIC STRIPS
Full Size
$1
MAALOX
340 ML SUSPENSION
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■ Peppermini
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LISTERMINT
MOUTHWASH AND
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$1
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(Beginning with the
August Baby Bonus)MISS CLAIROL
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TROPICAL
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ULTRA BAN
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QUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS AND AVAILABILITY AT TIME OF SALE. ITEMS SHOWN MAY NOT Alt BE AVAILABlt AT All LOCATIONS
with Mr. & Mrs. Albert
Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke
and Susan, Brampton, spent
the weekend .with Milt
Haugh.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Mrs. Margaret Hutchison,
St. Thomas, is visiting with
Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Meilis.
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Walter Denys on the
birth of a baby girl.
Now that the Teacher’s
Federation has managed to
get the secondary school
teachers a bit raise, why do
the taxpayers not. form a
federation and refuse to pay
education taxes?
Your correspondent is
leaving for Scandinavia and
Western Europe July 24 and
will return August 15.
Mr. & Mrs. John Kinsman
are moving into their new
home on the ‘'Tenth”.
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at the following stores.
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rainbow of colours and sizes. Ideal for the car,
boat, chesterfield, or chair covers) or decoration
of vans and boats. Super bathroom carpet. Fully
machine washable.
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By the yard or by the pound
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Watch for it! Our Gigantic
BIG TOP TENT SALE
THURSDAY, AUG. 3 TO AUGUST 7
Thousands of dollars of special
stock for thl$ gigantic sales event-
Specials for the whole family.
Sewing Machine
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NEW STORE HOURS:
Monday . Saturday, 14 a.m. »¥.p.fri»
Sunday 1J noon ■ A p.m.
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