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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-02-27, Page 9 (2)5O//78/i4'f $eoia/ ire *or vfv BEEF LIVER Ib 69' POLISH SAUSAGE Ib. 79' OXTAILS Ib. 43' FRONT OF BEEF lb. 77' Lean HAMBURG 10 LBS. $7.50 Ib. 79' MINUTE STEAK Ib. $155 BEEF TENDERLOIN $219 STEWING BEEF 85' PRODUCE McIntosh APPLES 3 CARROTS 3 GROCERIES IVORY LIQUID PAM SPRAY St. Williams Strawberry & Raspberry JAM McCorm:cks SODA :1 1 59' LB. lbs. lbs 49c 32 oz 13 oz 24 oz. Weight Watchers ROOT BEER AND 1>; LIME $319 -11th 10 oz. cans - case of 24 PALATI HOSE BUY 4 AND GET ONE FREE 79995129 FROZEN FOODS Abel's BAGEL'S PKG 44` McCains's BRocc oLI 10 oz 47' Strawberry �� SHORTCAKE 2 LBS. 1 Schneider's BEEF PIES PKG. OF SIX 91' Our New Completely Modern Facilities Are Completed For CUSTOM KILLING • Curing • Rendering • Pickup Service GIVE US A CALL TODAY Mile South of the Dashwood Main Intersection — Beside the Dashwood Ball Diamond MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Dashwood 237-3314 The column that's road for a purpose . . I I A‘1° AAP by Scotty Hamilton 1f YOU have a problem ... and who hasn't? you are invited to mail It to IMPACT! c/o this paper. This new feature has been designed to help you, the reader, solve personal problems, so use it, it's FREE! Some letters of general interest will be published in this column each week. All letters must be signed, but we will not publish your name. We GUARANTEE, however, that every letter received will be answered, provided o stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed. EPS PUBLIC SPEAKERS — Winners were named recently in the Exeter Public Utilities Commission public speaking contest at Exeter Public School. Above, PUC chairman Ted Pooley presents prizes to senior winners Lourie McAuley. Ross, Brenda Murray, Debbie Webster and Paul T -A photo PUC PRESENTS PRIZES — Monday, Exeter Public Utilities Com- missioner Murray Greene presented prizes to the junior public speak - Infants baptised at church ing winners at Exeter Public School. From the left ore Maureen Gans Rich Fletcher, Ronalee Bogart and Annette Conn. T -A photo Girls elect officers Resort ladies study metric system Fifteen members attended the February Women's Institute meeting held in the town hall. President Mrs. Alec Hamilton chaired the meeting. Roll call was answered by "Little things that make life beautiful." Mrs. Leroy Bariteau spoke on the motto, "What we make of our homes is more im- portant than what our homes are made of."She told us a house doesn't make the home. The meeting was about Family and Consumer affairs with con- vener Mrs. Nola Taylor in charge. She gave a talk on the metric system and told about first weights and measures, and a list of household hints. She handed out to members books on the metric system and also recipe hooks for cooking rutabagas. -Mrs. A. Hamilton read a poem, "Brighten the corner where you are." She also gave a summary of Provincial Board W.I. work for the coming year. The month of June has been named as "International Women's month", and the second week in June as Erland Lee home week. Plans were finalized for en- tertaining several branches in March and the special speaker will be one of the regional vice presidents of the FWIO Mrs. Calvin Carmichael of Elderton. The pooling fee was sent in for a member to attend the Officers Conference at the University of Waterloo. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Curts, Mrs. Susie Devine, and Mrs. Eva Bariteau. Children Baptised A baptism service was held in the United Church Sunday morning. The following children were baptized:- Patricia Eleanor, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Desjardine; William Robert James, son of 11Ir. & Mrs. Bill Jennison; Shelli Antoinette, Kimberley Anne, and Jeffery William Michael, children of Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Finch. Special church music Guest minister at the Church of God Sunday was Rev. Arthur Krueger of Owen Sound. His morning sermon was based on Chapter 14 of St. John, and evening service was from Chapter 4 of Philippines. Special music was a solo in the morning by Mrs. Ross Desjardine and in the evening a duet by Mrs. Art Krueger and Mrs. Morley Desjardine. Supper and Cuba slides. Several Grand Bend folks attended the variety supper and slides of Cuba at Greenway United Church, Friday and reported an enjoyable evening. Quilts on display Mrs. George Latta, Mrs. John Lovie and Mrs. Raymond Latta. viewed the exhibit of quilts on display at Sarnia Library Art Gallery Sunday. The display (Tradition Plus 1) was from eastern Ontario, Kingston area. and patterns ranged from Crazy quilt to Jet Planes. This exhibit will be shown in other areas of Ontario. Grand Bend I1 4-H Wednesday the Grand Bend ii 4-1i had its first and second meeting. The meeting was opened with the 4-11 pledge. SAVE TAX DOLLARS Registered Retirement Savings Time Is Here Again In the present climate of drooping interest rates we can provide a guaranteed premium rate of interest for the next 5 years fully compounded. $1,000 deposited at our current rate of • 10% will provide a return of $1629.00 at the end of 5 years, on annual yield of 12.58% • Subject to change REGISTERED RETIREMENT SAVINGS PLAN CONTRIBUTOR'S TAX SAVINGS Maximum Earned Con - Income tribution 7,500 1,500 10,000 2,000 15,000 3,000 20,000 4,000 30,000 4,000 Tox of Non Con - tributor' 1,463 2,222 4,025 6,202 10,847 Tax of Con tributor' 1,046 1,608 2,887 4,430 8,870 Tow Savings - 417 614 1,138 1,772 1,977 • All figures ore approximate. Tox based on married man—no dependent children and no deductions other than standard personal exemption of S1,- 500.00. S100.00 medical allowance, C.P.P. and Unemploy- ment Insurance. GE Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter Office Grand Bend Office 235-2420 238-8484 Elected for president was Vaughn flunking. secretary and press reporter Kathy Steckle. Phone girl was Colleen Sharen. Discussion was on the cover and everyone is to bring a title and picture to vote on for the next meeting. Measurements were taken and recorded. The leaders Mrs. Ford and Mrs. McIntyre showed how to keep record books and showed different types and textures of cloth. The next meeting will be February 26 at the town hall. Persona Is Mrs. Max Turnbull returned home from South Huron Hospital, Wednesday. Mrs. Tray Desjardine returned home Wednesday from a week visit with her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. & Mrs. John Prit- chard and baby Nathan, in Prince George. B.C. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill and grand- son Danny spent the weekend in North Bay with their daughter and son -in -lave Mr. & Mrs. Mel Ramsden and family. Mrs. Loretta Williams of Port Huron spent a few days with Mrs. Susie Devine in the past week. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Masse, Danny and Doug returned home on the weekend after a three week vacation in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson attended an oyster supper Friday at the home of their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Romphs of Parkhill. Jlr. & Mrs. George Latta and Mrs. John Lovie were Sunday supper guests in Sarnia with the Lattas son and family. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Latta. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Cook of Stratford visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Roy .11orenz. Thames Road continued from page 8 Mr. & Mrs. Mac flodgert. Mr. & ML•s. William Rohde visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Morley, Exeter. Verda Kellett. Elimville, Mr'& Mrs. George Kellett, Carolyn and Lawrence were guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Heard. Blyth. Mr. & Mrs. Wes Reid spent the weekend in Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Lamport spent the weekend with relatives at a cottage at Penetang. Mr. & Mrs. \Y{{lliam Lamport. Exeter. spent the weekend with Julie and Greg Lamport. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon McCarter spent the weekend at Mt. Forest. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ballantyne returned home on Wednesday after having spent two weeks in Florida Mr. & Mrs. Roy Pepper. Exeter, visited Wednesday evening with Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde Give Your Home A Lift This Spring with irFLOOR COVERING • WALLPAPER FAMILY CLOTHING • DRAPES • FABRICS We Have In Stock Over 4,000 ROLLS Or You Con Choose From the Hundreds of Selections In Our SAMPLE BOOKS '1 , ,- 6 The One -Stop Decorating Centre Use Your Chargex or Mastercharge oiwif TOW tha fLuillFIIiiIllI Mire • FORMERI] 111 RGFST GOULD i DFOARTMF•1r ;o,, STORF NOW OPFN a DAYS A WFF! • FRIDAY snow EXETER MEW PHARMACY LTD. 235-1070 or 235-1570 373 MAIN ST. eye examinations arranged doctors prescriptions filled o1fWi7/1 C OPTICAL SHOPPE 235-0511 405 MAIN ST. EXETER . A . e)(wr /((//, FUNERAL HOME 370 W1(11 -A/ ST' - 235-1220 :/4/ EXETER While in Toronto on business, recently, I parked my car at a downtown parking lot. When I returned to pick it up I was horrified to see that one of my front headlights had been all smashed in. I assumed that it was the parking lot's responsibility to Zook after my car while in their care; their rates to park are certainly high enough! Anyway, when I spoke to the lot manager, he claim- ed NO RESPONSIBILITY and promptly pointed to a sign on the front of the booth. The sign read, "We are not responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever, however caused, whether by fire, theft or negligence." He also • drew my attention to my ticket on which was printed the same notice. He then told me that this was part of the contract, and that he has absolutely no liability. I reminded him that I didn't sign a thing, so it couldn't be a contract. Who is right? 11 would.oppear from what you have told us that the lot manager or owner is in the clear, because you don't have to sign anything,to form a contract. If reasonable efforts hove been made by the lot owner, by posting a sign or signs to in- form you of the terms on which you can park your car, you ore bound by the terms he posts, whether or not you read it or sign anything. SEE US 41 1 MAIN ST. EXETER FIRST FOR ALL YOUR SPORTING NEEDS H&K SPORT CENTRE 235-2261 50% OFF TROPHIES Engraving on Premises 1 H Y Live Entertainment ORANGE r 1, MiTE CLUBS H- L Y The Downtown SHILLELAGH MOTOR HOTEL Country and Western Music every Friday & Saturday Nigi j•iini; MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL • SHEET METAL • REFRIGERATION • AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING • HEATING 262-2114 HENSALL Approximately 10 years 090 I left Ontario. I was in quite a bit of trouble financially at that time, and I have to admit that had a lot to do with me leaving the province. Well, I've made a brand new start now and my in- tentions are to return here, but I'm still a bit apprehen- sive about these old debts. 1 have heard from various sources that they are not collectible after a_certain number of years, and I was wondering if you could tell me how many years? Ontario has o statute of limisalions with respect to civil matters. It is called the Limitations Acf. it sets out times beyond which certain civil obligations cannot be enforced. These include: 6 years for any arrears of rent or damages for arreors of rent; 20 years, action to enforce any judgment which a court has granted against you; 20 yeors for a suit or a bond, or other contract under seal; 6 years for a suit for trespass or any simple contract (such as o contract for the purchase of a cart; 1 year to sue for damages or death caus- ed by o motor vehicle; 6 years to sue on a cheque or promissory note. But you should d/so be aware that old debts may be reviv- ed if you should sign written acknowledgement of in• debledness. Exeter Flowers & Gifts ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BUY OR LEASE Ben J. L HORGENBOOM 509 MAIN STREET - 235-0111 I saw a painting in a store that I really liked. It was priced at $125, and since I didn't have that much cash with me, I made out a cheque for the full amount. The man in the store told me that he would have the frame made for it within a few days and he would let me know when to come in and pick it up. Well, later on I had second thoughts about the pain- ting, so I stopped payment on my cheque and phoned the store. The man there was pretty nasty and says he'll sue me unless I make him out a new cheque. Does he have the right to do this? The rule in low is that property in goods posses when par- ties intend to poss. Ii is not necessary for possession to pass for o change of ownership to occur. Where there is no clear intention, and where the sole is of some specific article, then the properly passes when the contract is mode, regardless of when pay- ment or delivery takes place.,, If follows, then that you ore the owner of the pointing, and are obliged to poy for if. We get results! M ►ZFAR LANE REAL ESTATE BROKER EXETER 235-0541 Lucan 227-4071, London 434-8824 Henson District CO.OP FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ELEVATOR FACILITIES A complete line of• general form supplies, hardware chem cols, work clothes. boots, Borden supplies, appliances, etc. Hensoll Zurich Brucefleld 262-3002 236-4393 482.9823