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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1973
CANDY FLOSS APPEALED TO CHILDREN
News of Grand Bend
Rev. Cecil-Whittrick of Blyth
United Church was the guest
speaker at the Outdoor Service
of the United Church, Grand
Bend. Mr. Jack Gaiser and Mr.
Stanley Haist from Dashwood
United Church were the guest
singers. Rev. H. Dobson will be
in charge of the service next
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Donald attended the Dickens-_
Davis Reunion on Sunday at Arva
Miss Irma Plumb flew from
Vancouver to visit her sister at
Napanee and her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Plumb of Grand
Bend.
Mrs. Bob Tindall and child-
ren of Lucan; Mrs. Peter Sov-
ereign and children of Lucan are
visiting for the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice MacDonald.
Mrs, Jack McKinley and Mrs.
Paul McKinley of Port Huron ,
joined Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald
also for the day.
The llth Alhambra Draw was
won by John Geerts Jr. of R.R.8,
Watford, who won a $25 prize.
This week's very hot, humid
spell of weather in the 90's
makes the warm waters of Lake
Huron doubly popular with
everyone. The cool breezes
off the lake are most welcome.
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
News of Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Went -
land. Bristol, Connecticut,
were visitors last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader and
Brian.
Board
adopts
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Ministry of Treasury, Economics
and Intergovernmental Affairs
that the Board does not require
provision of school sites in the
proposed subdivision plans in Ha•
Township in summer cottage
area and in the south western
part of Goderich. John Broad -
foot of R.R.1, Brucefield,
questioned whether the summer
cottages might not become
permanent homes if winterized
and the members agreed this we.;
possible in the future.
So that all people in the
County would be on a par the
possibility of having a zenith
telephone number installed at
board office in Clinton was
discussed. D.J. Cochrane,
Director of Education, reported
there are 16 exchanges in the
county which require a long
distance call. Ile estimated
the cost at roughly $450 extra
per year. In -watts telephone
numbers were considered as
well. More information is to be
secured for the Board at its next
meeting.
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BY
LARRY
SNIDER
1915 was the first year more
people were killed in accidents
involving cars than horses.
Turn on your lights before
sunset, so that your car will not
merge into the background.
There's $10,000 waiting for an
ad agency that creates an
auto -safety -belt outdoor ad
that will raise by 5% the
current 33% seat belt usage.
The competition is sponsored
by the Outdoor Advertising
Association of America.
Simply removing the keys from
parked cors could eliminate up
to 40% of car thefts.
In the old days, trolley cars
used to have signs reading:
"Do Not Talk to the Motor-
man." Perhaps we ought to
have the same thing in
automobiles.
We talk to drivers all the time at Larry
Snider's.
We tell them oll about the cars on our
lot, and when we mention the terrific
prices—drivers talk to us!
Larry Snider
MOTORS LIMITED
EXETER 235-1640
LONDON 227-4191
Huron County's Largest
Ford Dealer
Drive in soon!
Sunday guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Irvin Rader on the occas-
ion of Irvin's birthday were Mrs.
John de Niet, Willowdale, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Miller and girls,
Zion, Paul and Sharon Rader,
Susan VanWyck and Bill Bennet,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. All. • Eagleson
and family, Manitoulin Island
were supper guests with Mr.
and Mrs. David Rader, Sunday.
Mr. Alphonse Grenier and
Joanne spent Monday at Kitch-
ener. They visited with Richard
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Rader and also Mrs. Rader
at the K -W hospital, also
viewing Tammy Lynn.
Mrs, Irvin Rader, Sharon
and Ruthann de Niet spent Tues-
day at Grand Bend with Mrs.
Wellwood Gi11,
Miss Joanne Hayter, bride -
elect of September was feted
at a miscellaneous shower at
the Community Centre, Friday
August 24, Aunts and cousins
of the bride were hostesses.
Following contests Mary Anne
Desjardine read an address and
Joanne received many lovely
gifts for which she graciously
thanked everyone.
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