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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-07-22, Page 12F'u e 12 Times-Adv.cate uI 2 VALUES IN THF STORE & ON THE SIDEWALK COOKIE TIME — Julie Crown and Patti Miller waste little time in grabbing cookies from the tray held by Alma Genttner at the Dashwood Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School, Wednesday mor- ning. T -A photo 1 'Fresh pkg. of 8 Hamtbur Rolls 79C 'Deluxe pkg. of 6 'Chocolate Brownies $1.99 large French Croissants 2/99C Cheese Mozzarella lb. 2.99 Canadian Swiss /1. 4.39 N N MINI MINI Tasty Nu Bread finest quality Always fresh, Hut Sunnite!. Buys in effect July 23, 24, 25 (while supplies lost) We have o wide of Delicious Donuts asty variety * 1 1 1 1 Bakery & Cheese House "Traditional quality" since 7929 ■ Eli — NM MISS= i1•— NM NMI= NM SIM INN Ill Exeter 233-0332 Kdewalk Sale Days! Discouint Prices on Bic Pens Scratch Pads Books Dated Material Coles Notes Coloured Liquid Paper 3 Ring Refills Grease Pencils Markers Note Books "„,, tom,„m_400. A Imes -Advocate Thursday Friday Saturday July 23,24,25 Specials Case of Pepsi or Diet Pepsi ,'1,99 plus tax Slush Special Small Only 25 $ Open 7- 11 Regular and Diet Schweppes Gingerale 394 plus dep. See our many instore specials 444 Main St., Exotor 235.194* r Over 100 children at Dashwood class By Bernice Boyle Study and perseverance equals dividends. Miss Jayne Hayter received her grade nine certificate in piano and • theory (histoiry and harmony) from Wester Conservatory of Music. Con- gratulations Jayne. Vacation Bible School The Zion Lutheran Church held their Vacation Bible School Service Friday evening July 17 with 108 students participating in "Gods Pro- mise For You". The Music was directed by Jill Sto, jhovic and Joanne Maguire and the nursery and kindergarten class started the evening by singing one of God's promises "I will forgive" followed by grade one, two, three and four "I will send a Saviour" and recited by letters promises. The program concluded with all the grades singing. Vicar Larry Stojkovic enlightened the congregation on the theme "God's Promises For You". Ladies served refreshments after the service and parents met the teachers and viewed the crafts made by the children. Jill is giving an "expression of thanks" tea for the V.B.S. teachers and assistants on Tuesday: nursery teacher - Nancy, Becker; kindergarten - Elaine Daters; grade one - Maxine Miller; grade two - Peggy Restemayer; grade three and four - Sheila Miller; grade five and six - Donna Miller and grade seven and eight - Cindy Hamather. Assistants were Jeanette Leibold, Pat Keller, Ruth Denomme, Tammy Restemayer, Wendy Boogemans, Audrey Gibson, Tim Miller and Bar- bara Tiernan. The arts and crafts were taught by three talented sisters, Ruth ann Merner, Marie Tieman and Margaret Hogarth. Haugh reunion The Haugh reunion was held Sun - Peter's Continued from page 4 rowed enough money to buy ice cream cones for the kids, a bot - By MRS. TOM KOOY Mark and.Melissa Morgan enjoyed camping at the Salvation Army camp at Bayfield last week. Grandpa and grandma Beckberger of Cargill baby-sat their grand- children on the weekend while their parents; Brent and Jean Caslick, along with Brent's parents attended the wedding of a relative in Michigan. The heat didn't discourage the crowd who gathered at the communi- ty ball park in town for a tournament when teams competed from far and near on the weekend. Clyde Kooy spent the past week camping with his friend Frank Chad- wick and his parents at Yogi Bear campground. Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFalis were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simpson, Nancy and Darren, London. Lisa and Julie Carroll attended Huron Church Camp, north of Grand Bend for a week recently. A number of relatives and friends from this area attend the visitation and funeral of the late Mrs. Beryl (McFalls) Lilley in London last week. 1 was a dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee at the Lucan Inn Sunday evening. 'day at Jack and Maxine Gaiser's' farm and 40 members enjoyed a pot luck supper. Families from Michigan, Campbellford, Hamilton, Exeter and London were present. Personals Visitors with Vicar Larry and Jill Stojkovic this week were Cathy Pino, Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Dave and Marlene Baker from Akron, Ohio. Mr: and Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mrs. Mary Rader visited Mr. and Mrs. WellwoodGill and Ed Hendrick at the Craigwiel, Ailsa Craig. Miss. Jeanette Leibold spent the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Becker as she was an assistant teacher at Vacation Bible School. Samantha and John joined their sister for the weekend while their mother Diane and Dave enjoyed a trip to Toronto that Diane had won. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haskin and Millie Fleetwood, Decker, Michigan, spent the weekend with Don and Maida Gaiser.and attended the Haugh reunion. John and Myrtle (Gaiser) Polland stayed with Jack and Maxine Gaiser. Peter and Sandy Becker, Terry and Ann Sweiger, Terry and Sharon Romph and Jim and Donna Hoffman rented a 40 foot houseboat from Tur- tle Bay Co. and had four relaxing days travelling on the Trent Canal from Turtle Bay to Rice Lake. The guys enjoyed fishing and caught enough for their Sunday lunch. (We all enjoyed a good fish story.) Bus tour Ellison Travels had a bus tour hosted by Lois Armstrong, Exeter to Chesaning, Michigan to attend the Chesaning Show Boat. The profes- sional entertainer was Roy Clark from the Hee Haw Show. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hoffman enjbyed the show. They also went to Sloans Museum in Flint and Sunday went to Frankenmuth. • point tle of wine to take to the Ander- sons, with enough left over to pay the babysitter. On Tuesday at 10:01 a.m. I stormed into my bank. My card says that it will provide me with "ready access" to my account, and that I can do "Onestop, Nonstop, Quickstop, Cashstop" banking. "Why did the computer refuse to give me money after I deposited my cheque?" I demanded to know. "The machine is programmed to hold all deposits for ten days before allowing withdrawals." "Ten days? Why? This was a Government of Canada cheque. Don't you trust the government?" "I trust the government, I'm a Conservative," the clerk said, "but the computer doesn't. It doesn't trust anybody. It's dumb. It wouldn't know the difference between the government and a bad -cheque artist. You claimed you put a cheque in your envelope, but you might just as well have put in a sheet of toilet paper. How is the computer to know the difference?" So I'm back in the oid lineup when I want some of my cheque in cash. The money machines are O.K. when they don't have to trust anybody. Or when they're not broken down. I want to know what happened to the good old banks. Stephen Leacock once said: "When I go into a bank I get rattled'. I think I will heed his advice and from now on keep my money in cash in my trousers pocket and my sav- inac in cilvpr rinllarc in a cork 5r s spite_ Indoor Specials CHOCOLATES COLLECTORS lJi iiIll1ul""""IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIir lUI EXETER • BAYFIELD t ONTARIO PLATES toy Unless otherwise Off marked using cash or cheque 10% Dosing Credit Card * Selected plates up to 50% off DRUG STORES 1110,7 licr/ 0.21 part of your life 349 Main Si., 235-1570 - A Hot Dog of a EXETER BIG V introduces DEWALK Values G •.Great \ alues • Hotdogs and juice • Draw for gas barbeque and much more i We're Moving Our Summer Sale Outside. For. Exeter's SI DIWALK SALE This Thursday, Friday and Saturday COME CHECK THE SUPER SAVINGS Here are a Few Examples. Joggers Boys and Girls. 499 S Mens 1re Assort.... Woed 1 S"& 19' • ALL SALES FINAL ON THESE LOW PRICES Main St. 23S-1933 Exotor Quality footwear... Courteous Sorvico SAVINGS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY (