The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-09-12, Page 12rag* '12
Timas-Adyocat• Siptiomber 12 19611
REPLACING STEEL ON EXETER ARENA ROOF
Women at Dashwood
enjoy 'Flashback' panel
Fresh PICNIC iliaC
SHOULDER ROAST
Fresh Pork
BUTT 53c
ROAST .... I b.
lb
SP ARE
Country Style
R IBS79!
Hr thFrel Prlee again. it's fall
fair time.
On behalf of the directors
and'myself, I wish to extend a
cordial invitation •to:everyone in
the area to attend our 114th
gxeter Fall. Fair.
We feel we have an interesting
and entertaining fair for yogi
enjoyment in this year of 1985.
Interested persons frOrn the
urban and rural.communities
have Po-operated in planning and
working together to continue
this anneal event.
As usual the exhibits in the
arena will be placed on
Wednesday, Sept. 18, The
Wednesday night program will
feature the beauty contest and
baby show with an added
highlight in crowning of the T''A
Baking Queen,
Exeter Mayor Jack Delbridge
and other local dignitaries will
be in attendance to officially
open the fair.
On the big Fair Day on
Thursday, the afternoon
activities will open with a
mammoth parade led by the
Zurich Citizens Band and
Majorettes. The parade will start
at one o'clock, from the vicinity
of Cann's elevators and the
Co-Op Mill, due to the condition
of Main Street.
Featuring the afternoon
program will be Usborne's own
Earl Heywood and Martha, RCA
Victor recording artists.
We have revised our classes in
the livestock divisions as well as
increasing our prize money and
we hope this will meet with all
exhibitors' approval.
The 4 -H calf club
competition and livestock show,
as well as the popular horse
show will also be held during the
afternoon.
I would like to thank my . . . HARRY HERN
Wednesday and Thursday,,
September 18 and 19,
"By the way it .is going to be
a sunny day," 4
Harry Hem,
President,
Exeter Ag. Society.
Kirkton girls
return home
BY MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON:
Misses Dawn Blackler and
Betty Jean Oran spent the
weekend with Mrs, Maurice
Blackler after returning from a
holiday in Spain. Dr,. Albert
Berry of Toronto was a Sunday
visitor,
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fairbairb,
Dianne and Bruce of London,
Mrs,. Wm. 'Steckler visited.
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Miller
McCurdy,
Kirkton No. .2 4-H
Homemaking Club held its first
meeting last Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Ronald Denham..
Leaders of the project
"Needlecraft" are Mrs. Robald
Denham and Mrs. Ray Heard.
Election of officers followed
president, . Darlene Denham;
vice-president, Mary Allen
Arthur; secretary, Wendy
Blacker.; cover designers, Anne
and Heather Urquhart.
Oil and vinegar combined with
spices and seasonings make a
marinade to turn fresh carrots,
beans, or peas into handy side
salads or cold vegetable ac-
companiments.
AN YON E
THE WOOD CHILDREN, CLINTON
can take a snapshot
of your children . •
BUT
10 years from now you'll
be glad it was a portrait by
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MAIN ST. SOUTH EXETER
The president's message
fellow directors, both ladies and
men for all their help and
support in making the fair
success. I 041 believe there is a
PlaPe ln, our community for a
Fall Fair, opt only for older
runts like you and I, but for
youngsters in the district who
may exhibit and get experience
in this field, .through .441 and
junior farmer activities,,,
Many thariks, also, to the
merchants of Exeter and district
for their support both
financiallY and with •
merchandise.
Once again as president of the
1968 Exeter Fall Fair I extend
an invitation to attend Our Fair
and Your Fair. Remember it
takes a lot of people as well as
planning to make a good Fair.
Mark your calendar, now.
Stockup during this fabulous 88c Sale
and remember at IGA you get
Top Valu Choice
Tomatoes
Farm House Asst'd. Frozen
Cream Pies 2'P 88t
4 1T9izz . 88"
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Save 23c — Borden's 2%
EVAPORATED MILK
Prices
effective'
Sept. 11.14
inclusive.
• We reserve the
right to limit
quantities.
Asst'd. Flavours
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No. 1
25 lb.
Bag
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lb. IVg SAUSAGE
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WIENERS of Beef lb.
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FRESH HAMS lb.
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CARROTS 2
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QUASH If or
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39c PLUMS 2lbs, 69'
U.S., Na, 1 Lai' slie
350 Cantaloupes 3 for 99*
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what you
have!
Safe from fire—Safe from theft=
Safe from all hands but your own—
that's how you should keep your important
documents and other valuables and jewellery.
The place to keep them is in your
own open-only-to-you
Victoria and Grey Safety Deposit Box,
It costs you only $5:00 a year.
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TRU S T COMPANY SINCE 1880.
J. D.. Cross, Manager
425 Mani Street Exeter
2354530
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The September meeting of
Dashwood Women's Institute
was in charge of the Historical.
Couple mark
anniversary
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The United Church Women
catered to a dinner in the. Family
Lifel4C,entre, • Saturday, evening
honouring Mr.'s &: Me,* Walterve
O'Brien on their golden wedding
anniversary.
The evening was planned by
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. & Mrs. Don O'Brien, Flint,
Michigan.
A highlight of the evening
was a humorous account of their
courting days given by their son,
Don.
Sunday afternoon and
evening, open hobse was held in
the Family Life Centre.
Pouring tea in the afternoon
were Mrs. Arthur Treffry,
Florida and Mrs. Carl Briggs,
Flint, Michigan, and in the
evening Mrs. Clarence Coleman,
Cromarty, and Mrs. Ross Forest,
Kippen.
Mr. & Mrs. O'Brien were the
recipitants of many lovely cards
and gifts, among them a life
membership for Mrs. O'Brien
from the Staffa United Church
Women.
PERSONALS
Bob Templeman and Alec
Scott began classes this week at
the University of Guelph.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Nick
Jeromkin and family were Ted
Jeromkin, Mr. Heinz Rusche and
Mrs. Karin Von Rusenstiel and
sons Frankie and Christopher
on the weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Carey have
returned home from a Northern
Ontario honeymoon.
Miss Margaret McCann has
registered at the Motherhouse
Academy this week to begin
Grade 11.
Donald Carey registered on
Tuesday at London Teachers'
College.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Muegge,
newlyweds have taken residence
in their new home in Kitchener.
Many friends from this
community attended the
wedding reception and dance of
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ratz who
were married Saturday.
By MRS, S. HUTTON
Mr. & Mrs, Bison Lynn, Joan
end Jim, spent a few daYs
recently up around Lake
Siincoe,
Mrs. Geo, Prayne, Sunshine
Line, and Mrs. Wm. Walters
spent the weekend with Mrs.
W,1, Beer at Grand, Bend.
Mrs, Bison Lynn, Mrs. Hazel
Coward and Mrs. Gerald Grubb
went on the Women's Institute
bus trip to Goderich Monday,
Mr, & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake
and fairdisi attended the Vale
qunke1$11I,
Mt. try
and grandchildren Pontiac,
Michigan, spent the weekend
With Mtg.' Isabelt 814(104
Research and Current Events
group with Mrs. Leonard
Schenk, convener.
Roll call was answered with a
current •event of the past
summer.
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz discusied
the motto "It is better to be 70
years young and hopeful than to
be 40 years old and pessimistic".
A panel • show "Flashback"
was held. Mrs. Schenk was
mistress of ceremonies and Mrs.
Irvin Rader, Mrs. Arnold Kuntz,
and Mrs. Art Allemand were
panelists for the, one roomed
school, drying apples, and
making ice-cream.
Sharon Rader played two
piano selections.
'Mrs. Glen, Webb, president,
dealt with the business. The 4-H
leaders for the fall project,
"Cottons may be smart" are
Mrs. Ebert Weigand, Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe, Mrs. Gordon Bender, and
Mrs. Leonard Schenk.
Mrs. Glen Webb is in charge
of the display at Exeter ,Fall
Fair.
The list for 1969 will be
presented at the fall executive
meeting. Four members, Mrs.
Syd Baker, Mrs. Glen Webb,
Mrs. Leonard Schenk, and Mrs.
Hugh Boyle,attended the annual
Associated Country-women of
the World convention at
Lansing, Mich., Thursday.
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz will
represent the W.I. at the
Auxiliary meeting of Huronview.
The Institute is very happy
with the letters received from
their little adopted girl in India.
4—H MEETING
The first meeting of
Dashwood 4-H girls club No. 1
was' held Monday with 17 girls
present. Leaders are Mrs.
Gordon Bender and. Mrs.
Leonard Schenk.
New officers were elected:
president, Marjory Schenk;
vice-president, DArlene Rader;
secretary, Olga Zemetis.
Discussion was held on
cottons, color and line. Roll call
for next meeting is "One point
to consider when buying cotton
fabrics".
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Wolfe,
Patricia and Carolyn of Montreal
vacationed with Mrs. Wes Wolf.
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and
Mrs. Wes Wolfe attended *the
Haist reunion held recently at
Crediton.
• Mr. • & Mrs. John deNiet of
Toronto were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader and
family.
Mrs. Syd Baker, Mrs. 'Glen
Webb, Mrs. Hugh Boyle and
Mrs. Leonard Schenk attended
the Associated Country Women
of the World Twelfth triennial
Conference at Michigan State
University, Lansing, Michigan,
Thursday. They were thrilled to
meet members from other
countries and thought every
event was just wonderful
including the art, wool, and
cotton exhibits, the Great Lakes
Navy band and the Koshare
Indian Dancers.
Mr. & Mrs. George Braid of
Croydon, England, are visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Ron Braid and
familY.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Pfile
spent Sunday with relatives in
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Salmon and
girls and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Merrier
vacationed at •Manitoulin and
Key River. Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Hoffman 'joined them at Key
River.