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FLEETSIDE PICKUP:
Chevy's most popular pickup
style. Available with optional
sport package. Saturday
night beautiful, Mon-
day morning tough.
(6V2 or an 8 ft. box.)
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VANS: They have the
engine for today, a 4.1 litre six.
A choice of six tough models for work or play.
Rugged, roomy, loaded with value. (V8 available).
BLAZER: Built to take on the rough country.
Gives equally impressive performance in town.
4-wheel drive (2 WD available). You can get it
with manual or automatic transmission.
One great vehicle.
STEPSIDE PICKUP: A step between
the door and rear fender makes it
easy to get at cargo. A very dependable
worker. (61/2 or an 8 ft. box.)
SUBURBAN: Loads of space, comfort, luxury,
with tough body all around. Can handle your
whole crew plus equipment.
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84 Panel Lone,
STRATHROY
Telephone 245-1272
By appointment please
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Certificates
representing several
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Norma J. Hooper
15 Gidley St., E.
Exeter 235-1010
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Auction Sole Service thot is
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BUS: 257 Churchill Dr. EXETER 235-0281
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497 Main Street, Suite 200,
Exeter, Ontario 190 Wortley Road,
235-0101
London, Ontario,
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120 Alice St.
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105 Main Street, Exeter
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Administrative Services
MAIN ST. LUCAN
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THE OLD TOWN HAIL,
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Times- Advocate, September 2S, 1979 PP90 3A
Many new features
for ciderfest event
and other collectibles will
round out the afternoon, with
all proceeds going to the
restoration work.
Admission to the grounds
will be only $1, with children
under 12 admitted free with
an adult. The gates open
Sunday September 30 from
12 noon until 5 p.m. in
Egmondville, 2 km South of
Seaforth on Huron County
Road number 12.
Clandeboye
During the service in the
Clandeboye United Church
Sunday, awards were
presented to the children for
attendance at Sunday School
in the past year.
Congratulations to Anne
and Rick Rollings on the
arrival of a son, Nathan
Andrew, Born in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, Tuesday,
September 18. A brother for
Wesley. Anne and the new
baby came home from the
hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil
attended the funeral of their
cousin, Ivy Adams, of Ailsa
Craig at the Stephenson
Funeral Home, Saturday.
Art and Jean Hodgins
attended the "Parade of
Yearlings" at the Cuddy
Farms, Strathroy and
Seelster Farms, Lucan
Sunday.
Introducing
the1980
Chevrolets,Oldsmobiles
and Chevrolet Trucks
tomorrow at
MELNIK
exeter
450 MAIN ST. S., EXETER, OPEN MON., WED., THURS., & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M.
BUILT TO STAY TOUGH
.;.
RECEIVE PRECEPTOR DEGREES — Members of the Beta Theta chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi received their Preceptor Degrees in a ceremony held recently. President Bev Delbridge
presents the yellow rose, a symbol of the sorority to Louise Giffen and Beth Jamieson,
Business Directory
The Beta Theta Sorority
held their opening meeting
for the 1979-80 season in the
form of a chinese dinners at
the home of Mary Jane
Taylor.
Following dinner, two
members entering the
chapter received their
BETA THETA EXECUTIVE — The 1979-80 executive for the Beta Theta
surer Pat Fletcher, who was also chosen as, "Girl of the Year" secretary,
vice-president Mary Jane Taylor.
Sorority welcomes two members
Ritual Degrees. They are
Louise Giffin and Beth
Jamieson who progressed
from Xi Gamma Nu chapter.
Plans were discussed
about a Christmas Party to
be held December 11 and a
Christmas bazaar,
November 27.
Elsie Tuckey reported that
the Rec Centre has been
booked for the annual spring
dance.
Programme chairperson
Elaine Bogart introduced the
programme for the coming
year. The topic would be
"Roots", explaining that you
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority are, trea-
Donna Jones, president Bev De!bridge and
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could build your programme
around your own roots or
that of someone else who is
of interest to you.
It was announced that six
members would attend a
Mini convention to be held in
London, September 29.
This Sunday, the Van
Egmond Foundation is
throwing a huge party on the
grounds of the historic Van
Egmond House in Egmond-
ville. The 5th annual
ciderfest is bigger and better
this year and features the
sale of both hot and cold
cider made on the spot from
fresh apples.
Cider-making will be
accompanied by demon-
strations of sausage-stuffing,
spinning, weaving, pioneer
blacksmithing and other
crafts, as well as a large
outdoor flea market. This
year the Ciderfest boasts a
flower festival of beautiful
blooms from local gardens
and a gallery of paintings
presented by the Central
Ontario Artists' Association.
A special preview of the
Art and Flower Shows is
scheduled for Saturday,
September 29 from 1 p.m.
until 5. House tours will
acquaint the visitors with the
recent restoration work
undertaken by the Foun-
dation and with the excellent
period antiques assembled
in the historic home,
For those of an active
nature, there will be a log-
sawing and nail-driving
contest, while anyone can
enjoy the afternoon old-tyme
country jamboree or the
scenic horse and wagon
rides. An auction of antiques