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Times -Advocate, October 11, 1989
Intennedlate runners - The team from Exeter Public School won the
intermediate Boys Cross country team championship at the Region-
al meet last Tuesday morning. Front row, (left to right), Jason Mas-
kell, Joseph Maskell, Michael Coolman, Rod Soldan, David Farqu-
har, Stephen Straw. Back row (I -r), Sean Beattie, Bryce Hann, Ryan
Beckett.
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night
winners
1st Dorothy Linton
Marshal Dearing
2nd Dawn Murray
Mary Lomis
3nd Gil Northy
Bob Drummond
4th Marie Gelinas
Irene Ward
Games every Wednesday
night, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Le-
gion Hall.
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524 2773 ,w,-.. 1-800 265 5503
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the Boson Buddies - O'Ora Rood 602-230,
Town and Country Bowling - G. Bees - Jean Dann 538, Peaches &
Lanes, September 25 to October Cream - Pat Redman 520-195, Shooters -
1. Judy Crown 595-244, Golden Girls - Che-
ryl Willson 656-235, Bottoms Up - Brenda
MONDAY LADIES Jennison448.
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 504, Lucky THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Seven - Marlene Bedard 586, Strikes & Nancy Louch 532-227, Clare Martin
Mrs. - Marilyn Bengough 515, Odds a' 356-130, Jean Simpson 331-128, Marie
Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 617, Near Mrs. Wintle 372-145, Edith McCall 264-131,
- Joyce Bailey 626, Happy Gang - Val Bob 355.
Ford 605, Town & Country SU- Hilda THURSDAY GOLDEN
Vanderhoek 609, Pin Poppers - Zelda
Inthow 604, Packers - Leona Reichert AGERS
534, Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 651. Doubles - Ed Strachan 289-167, Nora
High Single: Hilda Vanderhoek 306, Heard 277-156, Gerrie Fleischauer 254 -
High Triple : Hilda Vanderhoek 696. 155, Lydia Gandier 227-116, A. Hartman
TUESDAY C.A.P. 263-136, Lillian Restemeyer 219-114,
Art Gibson 81, Cam Deline 100, Tom Barbara Strachan 268-140.
Finleon 135, Morgan Dalton 96, Aleida THURSDAY MIXED
Katz 105,Wendy 169, Donna 189. LEAGUE
TUESDAY MENS Try Hardt - T. Smits 671-258, Odd
Family Affair - Jason Schilbe 692- Couples - O. Edwards 730-258, CMD's -
ank
242, Barry Clarke 327; Dashound's Too TL.al685,24eloche , Gutte9, A•ers -Team - GFroot
- Terry Sweiger 694-281, Leo Hoffman 2 685.24ke Corer Busters - e Groot
319; Newcomers - Doug Smith Jr. 674- 553-218,07Strike Force •Teresa Jeromkin
306; Rockets - Peter McFalls 739-299; 600"274' ,
Wrecking Crew - Gary Iluston 601-222; SATURDAY MEN'S
General Coach • Jerry Pennings 563- INTERTOWN
237; High Rollers - Pete Smeekens 630- Zurich 11 - St. Marys 37. O. Edwards
225; Klondyke - Eddie Mornmersteeg 1087-254, F. Palen 1019-263, T. Bedard
523.219; Signs & Shirts • Ron Dann 251, C. Bright 228, V. Gallagher Sr. 222.
741-265. SATURDAY Y.B.C.
WEDNESDAY DAY Jimmy Denomme 496-178, Greg Quick
- LADIES 417-152, Brad Brown 401.157, Kristle
Theresa McCann 423-158, Anne Cann Gallagher 352-138, Becky Kirk 291-114,
402.159, Grace Drummond 523-204, Mandy Smith 282-118, Shawn Willer:
Betty Coates 398-177, Betty Smith 465- 172-92, Jamie Bengough 123-65, Shari
165, Mickey Bridges 465-170, Lois Snell ' Palen 483-167, Lori Gould 487-187, Pait-
480-213. ti Ann Dickers 635-239, Jason Schilbe
546-189, Dennis Willaert 442-153, Kevin
WEDNESDAY NITE Bierling 487-270, Jeremy Reid 565-223,
LADIES Scott Gould 547-212.
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the ' WEDNESDAY NITE
Town . and Country Bowling LADIES
Lanes, October 2 to 8. Bottoms Up - Judi Uniac 501, Shooters
MONDAY GRAND COVE -. Judy Crown 518713, Peaches &t
•.-]ii„-.ta.Zra^= !7- ? _.v-eirn,,w:v$s .,,-Par,2ertagta,_,f1.f..124: Xlen G,iels -
3 211 ; ?ftll":rriyln, 446-17(1; 7s? tic,r Cheryl Wilson 568-221, Bosons Buddies -
ing 639-246. Dora Rood 584 23,i, ' :. i e64 - Glory
MONDAY LADIES • Bright 485.
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 479, Luckv THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Seven - Marlene Bedard 551, Strikes & Al Hargraves 501.105. _me. d krskso
Mrs. • Gail Reid 544. i)dds 'n Ends . - -43371-89, Bob Simpson 482-231, Joan
`Trudy 'Kooseboorn 827, Near Mrs. - Gossilin 903.147, Sally Foster 417-171. '
Joyce Bailey 589, Happy Gang - Sherrie THURSDAY GOLDEN
Edwards 580, Town & Country Six - Hit- AGERS -DOUBLES
da Vanderhoek 673, Pin Poppers • Car- Barbara Strachan 255-141, Lyda Gand-
me! Sweeney 510, Packers Leona Re- icr 247-147, Austin 271-157, ner►i. Fb.ie.
ichert - 543, Red Devils - Patti -Ann chaser 260-144, Ed Strachan 255.142,
Dickers 590. High Single • Trudy Roost- Lillian Restemeyer 243.133.
boom 298, high Triple - Trudy Roose- f, THURSDAY MIXED
boom 827. LEAGUE
TUESDAY MENS GMDs - H. Green 611-255, Gutter
Genera( Coach - Ed Smith 549-216, Busters - E. Groot 584-227, A -Team-= P.
NewecmePs = Car/ Mom -619-213, Signs Palen 647.242, Try Dards - T. Smits 599•
&Shires - Ron Dann 796.274, Charlie 229, Odd Couple • M. Cregan 602-205,
Bright 728-315, Family Affair - Tony Strike Force - J. Smith 538-199.
Bedard 703-252, Highrollers - John
Smits 681-309, Klondyke•- Eddie Mom- SATURDAY LADIES
mersteeg 589-248, Dashounds Too - INTERTOWN
Carl Zimmer 624.236, Rockets - Peter ZURICH 1 - 23 1/2 PTS. Patti Ann
McFalls 739-308, Wrecking Crew - Dickers 617-254, Glory Bright S99-260,
Frank Palen 651-251. Marlene Bedard 589-269. ZURICH 11 - 6
WEDNESDAY DAY 1/2PWebstic. Betty
2 1,Dataras/6620.236, �
LADIES .ttihad
Grace Farquhar 606-231, Berry Smith SATURDAY MEN'S
486-212, Rosaleen Beret 520-235, INTERTOWN
Theresa McCann 524.213,Figgy Fergu- ZURICH 18 - MITCHELL 30. F. Palen
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Mike Turnmer, Editor • Of The Independent Newspaper
in Listowel is our guest columnist this week.
Imagine...
Just the other day, someone else was trying to tell me wrestling is
fake.
This isn't the Greco -style wrestling you see at the Olympics. This
is the Hulk -style wrestling you see on weekend television.
Okay, I admit it. There have been times when I've found myself
seated in front of the boob tube, catching up on what's happening
with Macho Man, Honky Tonk, Rowdy Roddy, the Hulk' as in Ho-
gan, not as in big and green), and Miss Elizabeth.
And I'll even go so far as to admit I stay on top of what's going
on in the world of wrestling.
But detractors of the spectacle of professional rasslin' seem intent
on bringing it down. Mind you these are the same people who will
sit glued to the set, watching wrestling, and then insist it is fake.
It's almost like a situation that arose a number of years ago, out in
sunny California. It seems that something went amiss at a televi-
sion station, and signals got crossed. Instead of the usual prime time
family fare, viewers were subjected to movies of the "blue" persua-
sion.It seems this went on for quite some time, and of course there
were calls from indignant viewers to the station, most of which were
to the effect of, "this program I've been watching for the last hour -
and -a -half is disgusting."
But getting back to the manly art of wrestling, have you ever no-
ticed that detractors of the pastime always start out by saying,
"Well, if it isn't fake, how come..." That would suggest they aren't
nearly as firm in their resolve as they would have you believe.
It's true that in certain parts of the United States, pro.wrestling has
been reclassed as "entertainment" rather than "a sporting event." The
reason for this is simple. The restrictions that would have to be
placed on wrestling as a sport would be far more stringent than they.
would be on wrestling as a source of entertainment. Heaven forbid
that they should ever take away Hacksaw Jim Duggan's two-by-four,
the Honky Tonk Man's guitar,. or for that matter, the ever-present
folding metal chair.
Let's face it, wrestling is many things - beauties and beasts, good
guys and bad guys, friends and foes, acrobats and baseball bats.
Go tell the people who are raking in millions of dollars parading
around in their underwear and screaming at the crowd that wrestling
is fake.
They're just liable to say, "Gee, there's a revelation. How are those
studies in nuclear physics going?"
In football, players score a touchdown and do an inane dance in the
end zone, jumping up and down - not unlike in wrestling.
In hockey, players legally slam themselves into opponents and at
times partake of all-out brawls - not unlike in wrestling.
In baseball, players and managers alike square off verbally with of-
ficials, screaming at the top of their lungs - not unlike in wrestling.
Go ahead, try and convince me wrestling is fake.
Sure.
Next you'll be telling me a former player, the stature of say, a
Pete Rose, who became a manager in major leagde baseball, will be
turfed out of the game for allegedly gambling on his own team.
Sure.
Intennedlate runners - The team from Exeter Public School won the
intermediate Boys Cross country team championship at the Region-
al meet last Tuesday morning. Front row, (left to right), Jason Mas-
kell, Joseph Maskell, Michael Coolman, Rod Soldan, David Farqu-
har, Stephen Straw. Back row (I -r), Sean Beattie, Bryce Hann, Ryan
Beckett.
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night
winners
1st Dorothy Linton
Marshal Dearing
2nd Dawn Murray
Mary Lomis
3nd Gil Northy
Bob Drummond
4th Marie Gelinas
Irene Ward
Games every Wednesday
night, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Le-
gion Hall.
CLASSIFIED
^c m
GIC Rates
.110 r/EMIevssttt�sn
127o •ALL
euAaAtn
•attsto� rurwat.xs
vu aMRm RANK •
AICINVI%1IV1. N15
524 2773 ,w,-.. 1-800 265 5503
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the Boson Buddies - O'Ora Rood 602-230,
Town and Country Bowling - G. Bees - Jean Dann 538, Peaches &
Lanes, September 25 to October Cream - Pat Redman 520-195, Shooters -
1. Judy Crown 595-244, Golden Girls - Che-
ryl Willson 656-235, Bottoms Up - Brenda
MONDAY LADIES Jennison448.
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 504, Lucky THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Seven - Marlene Bedard 586, Strikes & Nancy Louch 532-227, Clare Martin
Mrs. - Marilyn Bengough 515, Odds a' 356-130, Jean Simpson 331-128, Marie
Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 617, Near Mrs. Wintle 372-145, Edith McCall 264-131,
- Joyce Bailey 626, Happy Gang - Val Bob 355.
Ford 605, Town & Country SU- Hilda THURSDAY GOLDEN
Vanderhoek 609, Pin Poppers - Zelda
Inthow 604, Packers - Leona Reichert AGERS
534, Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 651. Doubles - Ed Strachan 289-167, Nora
High Single: Hilda Vanderhoek 306, Heard 277-156, Gerrie Fleischauer 254 -
High Triple : Hilda Vanderhoek 696. 155, Lydia Gandier 227-116, A. Hartman
TUESDAY C.A.P. 263-136, Lillian Restemeyer 219-114,
Art Gibson 81, Cam Deline 100, Tom Barbara Strachan 268-140.
Finleon 135, Morgan Dalton 96, Aleida THURSDAY MIXED
Katz 105,Wendy 169, Donna 189. LEAGUE
TUESDAY MENS Try Hardt - T. Smits 671-258, Odd
Family Affair - Jason Schilbe 692- Couples - O. Edwards 730-258, CMD's -
ank
242, Barry Clarke 327; Dashound's Too TL.al685,24eloche , Gutte9, A•ers -Team - GFroot
- Terry Sweiger 694-281, Leo Hoffman 2 685.24ke Corer Busters - e Groot
319; Newcomers - Doug Smith Jr. 674- 553-218,07Strike Force •Teresa Jeromkin
306; Rockets - Peter McFalls 739-299; 600"274' ,
Wrecking Crew - Gary Iluston 601-222; SATURDAY MEN'S
General Coach • Jerry Pennings 563- INTERTOWN
237; High Rollers - Pete Smeekens 630- Zurich 11 - St. Marys 37. O. Edwards
225; Klondyke - Eddie Mornmersteeg 1087-254, F. Palen 1019-263, T. Bedard
523.219; Signs & Shirts • Ron Dann 251, C. Bright 228, V. Gallagher Sr. 222.
741-265. SATURDAY Y.B.C.
WEDNESDAY DAY Jimmy Denomme 496-178, Greg Quick
- LADIES 417-152, Brad Brown 401.157, Kristle
Theresa McCann 423-158, Anne Cann Gallagher 352-138, Becky Kirk 291-114,
402.159, Grace Drummond 523-204, Mandy Smith 282-118, Shawn Willer:
Betty Coates 398-177, Betty Smith 465- 172-92, Jamie Bengough 123-65, Shari
165, Mickey Bridges 465-170, Lois Snell ' Palen 483-167, Lori Gould 487-187, Pait-
480-213. ti Ann Dickers 635-239, Jason Schilbe
546-189, Dennis Willaert 442-153, Kevin
WEDNESDAY NITE Bierling 487-270, Jeremy Reid 565-223,
LADIES Scott Gould 547-212.
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the ' WEDNESDAY NITE
Town . and Country Bowling LADIES
Lanes, October 2 to 8. Bottoms Up - Judi Uniac 501, Shooters
MONDAY GRAND COVE -. Judy Crown 518713, Peaches &t
•.-]ii„-.ta.Zra^= !7- ? _.v-eirn,,w:v$s .,,-Par,2ertagta,_,f1.f..124: Xlen G,iels -
3 211 ; ?ftll":rriyln, 446-17(1; 7s? tic,r Cheryl Wilson 568-221, Bosons Buddies -
ing 639-246. Dora Rood 584 23,i, ' :. i e64 - Glory
MONDAY LADIES • Bright 485.
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 479, Luckv THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Seven - Marlene Bedard 551, Strikes & Al Hargraves 501.105. _me. d krskso
Mrs. • Gail Reid 544. i)dds 'n Ends . - -43371-89, Bob Simpson 482-231, Joan
`Trudy 'Kooseboorn 827, Near Mrs. - Gossilin 903.147, Sally Foster 417-171. '
Joyce Bailey 589, Happy Gang - Sherrie THURSDAY GOLDEN
Edwards 580, Town & Country Six - Hit- AGERS -DOUBLES
da Vanderhoek 673, Pin Poppers • Car- Barbara Strachan 255-141, Lyda Gand-
me! Sweeney 510, Packers Leona Re- icr 247-147, Austin 271-157, ner►i. Fb.ie.
ichert - 543, Red Devils - Patti -Ann chaser 260-144, Ed Strachan 255.142,
Dickers 590. High Single • Trudy Roost- Lillian Restemeyer 243.133.
boom 298, high Triple - Trudy Roose- f, THURSDAY MIXED
boom 827. LEAGUE
TUESDAY MENS GMDs - H. Green 611-255, Gutter
Genera( Coach - Ed Smith 549-216, Busters - E. Groot 584-227, A -Team-= P.
NewecmePs = Car/ Mom -619-213, Signs Palen 647.242, Try Dards - T. Smits 599•
&Shires - Ron Dann 796.274, Charlie 229, Odd Couple • M. Cregan 602-205,
Bright 728-315, Family Affair - Tony Strike Force - J. Smith 538-199.
Bedard 703-252, Highrollers - John
Smits 681-309, Klondyke•- Eddie Mom- SATURDAY LADIES
mersteeg 589-248, Dashounds Too - INTERTOWN
Carl Zimmer 624.236, Rockets - Peter ZURICH 1 - 23 1/2 PTS. Patti Ann
McFalls 739-308, Wrecking Crew - Dickers 617-254, Glory Bright S99-260,
Frank Palen 651-251. Marlene Bedard 589-269. ZURICH 11 - 6
WEDNESDAY DAY 1/2PWebstic. Betty
2 1,Dataras/6620.236, �
LADIES .ttihad
Grace Farquhar 606-231, Berry Smith SATURDAY MEN'S
486-212, Rosaleen Beret 520-235, INTERTOWN
Theresa McCann 524.213,Figgy Fergu- ZURICH 18 - MITCHELL 30. F. Palen
Intennedlate runners - The team from Exeter Public School won the
intermediate Boys Cross country team championship at the Region-
al meet last Tuesday morning. Front row, (left to right), Jason Mas-
kell, Joseph Maskell, Michael Coolman, Rod Soldan, David Farqu-
har, Stephen Straw. Back row (I -r), Sean Beattie, Bryce Hann, Ryan
Beckett.
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night
winners
1st Dorothy Linton
Marshal Dearing
2nd Dawn Murray
Mary Lomis
3nd Gil Northy
Bob Drummond
4th Marie Gelinas
Irene Ward
Games every Wednesday
night, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Le-
gion Hall.
CLASSIFIED
^c m
GIC Rates
.110 r/EMIevssttt�sn
127o •ALL
euAaAtn
•attsto� rurwat.xs
vu aMRm RANK •
AICINVI%1IV1. N15
524 2773 ,w,-.. 1-800 265 5503
Town and Country Bowling
ZURICH - The scores for the ' WEDNESDAY NITE
Town . and Country Bowling LADIES
Lanes, October 2 to 8. Bottoms Up - Judi Uniac 501, Shooters
MONDAY GRAND COVE -. Judy Crown 518713, Peaches &t
•.-]ii„-.ta.Zra^= !7- ? _.v-eirn,,w:v$s .,,-Par,2ertagta,_,f1.f..124: Xlen G,iels -
3 211 ; ?ftll":rriyln, 446-17(1; 7s? tic,r Cheryl Wilson 568-221, Bosons Buddies -
ing 639-246. Dora Rood 584 23,i, ' :. i e64 - Glory
MONDAY LADIES • Bright 485.
Jolly Six - Nell McCann 479, Luckv THURSDAY GRAND COVE
Seven - Marlene Bedard 551, Strikes & Al Hargraves 501.105. _me. d krskso
Mrs. • Gail Reid 544. i)dds 'n Ends . - -43371-89, Bob Simpson 482-231, Joan
`Trudy 'Kooseboorn 827, Near Mrs. - Gossilin 903.147, Sally Foster 417-171. '
Joyce Bailey 589, Happy Gang - Sherrie THURSDAY GOLDEN
Edwards 580, Town & Country Six - Hit- AGERS -DOUBLES
da Vanderhoek 673, Pin Poppers • Car- Barbara Strachan 255-141, Lyda Gand-
me! Sweeney 510, Packers Leona Re- icr 247-147, Austin 271-157, ner►i. Fb.ie.
ichert - 543, Red Devils - Patti -Ann chaser 260-144, Ed Strachan 255.142,
Dickers 590. High Single • Trudy Roost- Lillian Restemeyer 243.133.
boom 298, high Triple - Trudy Roose- f, THURSDAY MIXED
boom 827. LEAGUE
TUESDAY MENS GMDs - H. Green 611-255, Gutter
Genera( Coach - Ed Smith 549-216, Busters - E. Groot 584-227, A -Team-= P.
NewecmePs = Car/ Mom -619-213, Signs Palen 647.242, Try Dards - T. Smits 599•
&Shires - Ron Dann 796.274, Charlie 229, Odd Couple • M. Cregan 602-205,
Bright 728-315, Family Affair - Tony Strike Force - J. Smith 538-199.
Bedard 703-252, Highrollers - John
Smits 681-309, Klondyke•- Eddie Mom- SATURDAY LADIES
mersteeg 589-248, Dashounds Too - INTERTOWN
Carl Zimmer 624.236, Rockets - Peter ZURICH 1 - 23 1/2 PTS. Patti Ann
McFalls 739-308, Wrecking Crew - Dickers 617-254, Glory Bright S99-260,
Frank Palen 651-251. Marlene Bedard 589-269. ZURICH 11 - 6
WEDNESDAY DAY 1/2PWebstic. Betty
2 1,Dataras/6620.236, �
LADIES .ttihad
Grace Farquhar 606-231, Berry Smith SATURDAY MEN'S
486-212, Rosaleen Beret 520-235, INTERTOWN
Theresa McCann 524.213,Figgy Fergu- ZURICH 18 - MITCHELL 30. F. Palen
son 467.151, Ann Cann 539-201, Mari- 1117-307, O. Edwards 1065-248, R. Dann
on Deline 534-211, Gladys Burling 526- 1018-262,V. Gallagher Sr. 240, C. Bright
200. 223.
1 1 .625 Rates
Subject to
1 yr GIC verification
Intennedlate runners - The team from Exeter Public School won the
intermediate Boys Cross country team championship at the Region-
al meet last Tuesday morning. Front row, (left to right), Jason Mas-
kell, Joseph Maskell, Michael Coolman, Rod Soldan, David Farqu-
har, Stephen Straw. Back row (I -r), Sean Beattie, Bryce Hann, Ryan
Beckett.
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night
winners
1st Dorothy Linton
Marshal Dearing
2nd Dawn Murray
Mary Lomis
3nd Gil Northy
Bob Drummond
4th Marie Gelinas
Irene Ward
Games every Wednesday
night, 7:30 p.m., Exeter Le-
gion Hall.
CLASSIFIED
^c m
GIC Rates
.110 r/EMIevssttt�sn
127o •ALL
euAaAtn
•attsto� rurwat.xs
vu aMRm RANK •
AICINVI%1IV1. N15
524 2773 ,w,-.. 1-800 265 5503
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in your community.
New Retail Postal Outlet
Canada Post Corporation is seeking a local business
in EXETER to offer expanded
retail postal services under contract.
The retail postal outlet will offer the sale of postal
products and services as part
of the local business operation during
regular business hours.
The retail postal outlet will complement services
' offered by the existing
corporate post office.-
Interested.
ffice.Interested business people are invited to contact:
Paul Ling
Counter Operations
Canada Post Corporation
300 Wellington Street, London, Ontario N6B 3P2
(519) 646-5204
Please respond by October 27, 1989
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300. rue Wellington, London (Ontario) N6B 3P2
(519) 646-5204
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Cana& Post Corporacion wants to expand its services
in your community.
New Retail Postal Outlet
Canada Post Corporation is seeking a local business
in EXETER to offer expanded
retail postal services under contract.
The retail postal outlet will offer the sale of postal
products and services as part
of the local business operation during
regular business hours.
The retail postal outlet will complement services
' offered by the existing
corporate post office.-
Interested.
ffice.Interested business people are invited to contact:
Paul Ling
Counter Operations
Canada Post Corporation
300 Wellington Street, London, Ontario N6B 3P2
(519) 646-5204
Please respond by October 27, 1989
Canada Post Corporation, through your local business,
is delivering on its promise. We're in rural Canada to stay.
MAL LPOSTE
Canada Post Corporation Societe canadienne des posies
Our commitment: better service for you.
La Societe canadienne des postes veut etendre
ses services dans votre communaute.
Nouveau comptoir postal
La Societe canadienne des postes est a la recherche
d'un marchand d'EXETER
pour offrir par contrat les services postaux
dans son commerce.
Ce comptoir postal offrira les produits et services
postaux,aux heures normales d'ouverture
du commerce.
Ce comptoir postal donnera un service d'appoint
a celui deja offert par le
bureau„ -:,poste.
Les commerrants interesses sont invites
_ _�..�.y _ . ..f. �► communjauer avec:
- ,. I.+f.ipA'Fi,._�.'•iC]iY.C16ra-'_- . ♦ %. ai'Xir« ti.... - .- , . - •.. w #^ f .x.1'.3.
Paul Ling
Services au comptoir ,
Societe canadienne des postes
300. rue Wellington, London (Ontario) N6B 3P2
(519) 646-5204
Avant le 27 octobre 1989
Partout au pays, la Societe canadienne des postes
ameliore son service rural grace a votre commerrant
local. Pour nous, une promesse c'est un engagement.
POSTE M A I L
Societe canadienne des nnsies, Canada Posi Corporalion
Notre engagement: vous donner un meilleur service.
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