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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-11-07, Page 36Ifs Pun! It Saves You Money! It's On During Exeter's Midnight Madness This Friday *6:00 to 12:00 CASINO NIGHT Give-Away... Back By Popular Demand If Cards From 2-9 Are Drawn You Get A 5% Discount 10 10% Discount JACK 15% Discount QUEEN 20% Discount KING 25% Discount ACE 50% Discount LEN McKNIGHT & SONS MEN 'S WEAR EXETER 235-2320 Thanks For Shopping at McKnight's Osborne & Hibbert ?Auto Fire insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy William Chaffe R.R.3, Lucan R.R.2, Staffa R.R.1, St. Marys R.R.2, Dublin R.R.1, Kirkton Mitchell AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodharn John Moore Dublin Joseph tiniac Mitchell Mrs. Elaine Skinner , Exeter Wally Burton Exeter 229.6643 245.2512 348-9012 235.1553 235.0350 A COUNTY AWARD — Mildred Marwick who has retired after 20 years Se rvices service as a social worker with the Family and Children's Services of Huron County was honoured at the group's annual banquet Wednesday at the Pineridge Chalet at Hensall. Making the presentation on behalf of the county is Hensall reeve Harold Knight. T-A photo • TRUST COMPANY GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Representing many trust corn- " ponies, highest rates usually available. For more information contact John R. Consitt at 236-4381 or 236-4560 Authentic Western-Style Perma-Press Work Shirt Western-Style Boot Cut Pants With Slight Flare 10-HP 2.Stage Snowthrower with Elm Start Cleat$.33',! wide.path,.Features: see d chain/gear trrinsrniWOn e0,0eviOrer 4M-t4r90 . 4 fioOtt*togoiiip001yoto; POcty.-installettOhaiti4.• 1401440.001.0:t0.400 5,270, Green machine-wash-dry polyester-cotton blend with soil-release "Sootchgard"® finish to keep looking great. Pearl-dome snap closing. 2 breast pockets. Western-style yoke front and back. Mid taper fit. , S, NI, 546444 The same easy-care fabric as the shirt above. Pants have 4 pockets (back pockets with flaps and snap closing) and wide belt loops. Heavy-duty zipper closing. Waist sizes 30-46; legs 30" or 32" 546-805 Clears 26" wide path. Five forward speeds plus two reverse speeds, Powerful Teoum- seh Snow King engine with ring gear for optional electric start kit. Extra large 2nd stage impeller designed for heavy loads. Discharge Chute rotates 1900. Chains, drift cutter 545-262 Lysoff pour-on cattle insecticide mixes easily, even in cold water. Thick emulsion stays put on coat. Safe for beef and non-lactating dairy cattle. 60 oz. . 240-135 Korlan 2. Single treatment gives long lasting lice control on beef cattle. Mix with water, pour dosage along the backline. 64 oz. siZe. 240-101 Tlguvon pour-on swine insecticide for lice control. Easy to use applicator—just pour dosage along backline. Safe for preg- nant/nursing sows. 240-138 Co-Rai 1% dust controls horn flies and lice on beef and dairy cattle, and lice on swine, Handy shaker can. No with- drawal time for lactating cattle. 2 lb. shaker. 240-136 PLEASE NOTE: CO.OP promises to make every effort to have sufficient advertised products available to meet customer demands. However if CO.OP is unable to,secure sufficient stock due to unexpected customer demands, we must reserve the right to limit quantities and wherever possible, supply a substitute product of equal or better quality. Due to space limitations at some CO-OP Stores, some advertised products may not be stocked but will be readily ordered for you, as long as supply lasts. SALE PRICES ARE IN EFFECT UNTIL DECEMBER 1st, 1979 I Pap* 16A Times...Advocate, November 7, 1979 NEW LIONS MEMBERS — At the monthly meeting of the Exeter Lions Club four new members joined the local mens' club. President Gerry Prout welcomed Bill Brock, Jim Barnetson, Esmal Merani and Phil Cant into the organization.T-A photo Name new executive Give ball awards at Dashwood By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The annual banquet for the girls' and boys slo-pitch teams was held Saturday evening at the community centre with husbands, wives and friends guests, There were 200 in attendance. Dave Rader, presided. Nancy Rader presented the winning Dummy awards to the ladies as follows : Mickey Motel award, Pat Watson, Most faithful player, Jean Guenther; Backwards kid, Sandy Becker; Disco dancer, Diane Finkbeiner; curious George award, George Tiernan. George Tieman presented the men with their dummy awards; man with weakest arm, Bob Ford; skunk award on behalf of blue team, Ray Webb, Hard hat for the hardest head, Willie O'Rourke; The "Bitch" award, Mike Hartman; loud speaker so players could hear him, John Becker; Smoker's Award (large cigar) Dave Rader; speediest runners, Don Baker and Will Coeck. Mary Orr presented the A League winning team with their trophies; Chuck Ford presented the A League "The Odd Balls" winning team with their trophies. The Executive for 1980 is Barry Tieman, Daine Fink- beiner, Shirley Kipfer, Steve Schroeder, Will Coeck, Don Weigand, Eleanor Rader, Mike Pickering and Joan Finkbeiner. Dancing to the music of the Mystery Train orchestra followed and everyone had a most enjoyable time. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader, Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble, London, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader. Mrs. Pearl Miller received word that her sister Adele (Lafond) Williams passed away Sunday. November 4th in Florida. Mrs. Pearl Miller spent two weeks in California with her brother Ecron Lafond and niece Joyce Ross Huronview Caravan Among our usual activities this week, we had a visit from Clothes Caravan. Residents had the op- portunity of going to the auditorium where a good selection of clothing was displayed to make their purchases. Staff members were on hand to help with the fittings. In the afternoon we held a "mini" fashion show, and modeling was done by residents wearing the various items selected previously. Grades one and two from Clinton Public School shared their Halloween party with us. The children arrived after lunch dressed up in costumes which were judged by two clients from Day Care and Mr. Les Fortune and Mr. Frank Bissett who are residents at Huronview. The judges stated that the job of judging was difficult as all the costumes worn by the children were excellent. The children entertained the residents with a little programme with the halloween theme in mind, The afternoon programme was recorded on the video machine and shown to the students after. I think they enjoyed seeing themselves on T.V. We would like to thank Mrs. Marie Flynn and Hugh Hodgins for the music played during the afternoon. A draw was made on the ceramic pumpkin and was won by Mrs. Cindy Fleet. During coffee break in Day Care on Thursday morning there was a demonstration of Creative needlework. Residents and clients en- joyed a cup of coffee and a chance to browse. Mrs. Prouty held Bible study in the chapel and in forms us she will have a guest speaker next week. Huronview would like to welcome Mr. Atkey Rich- mond Secord from Clinton, and Wallace Earl Beckett, from Wingham. Speedy recovery to Polly Wiltse, Edith Lovett, Jean Sheppard, Sadie Carter, Leah Robertson who are in hospital. We would like to extend to Mary Ann Regier and family our sympathy with the loss of husband and father. Briefs from County Council Huron County council approved a recommendation of the road committee to increase the land purchase price for road widenings from $500 an acre to $2,400 an acre plus $12 a rod for fence allowance. If a new fence is to be constructed by county staff at a price of $12 per rod, ,it will be deducted from the land purchase price. Council members were told by county engineer Bill Dempsey that the first metric construction project will be undertaken on County Road 11 in Usborne township next spring. He said land purchases after that time will be made on hectare rather than acre measurements, and the conversion will mean a slight increase in the value of the land. Council approved the purchase of a diesel motor grader, complete with snow plow equipment, from Champion Road Machinery Sales Ltd., Goderich for a tender price of $19,715. (Denton) and nephew, Don Williams wife and family. Mrs. Amelia Willert is a patient in University Hospital, London, where she underwent surgery.