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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-25, Page 9W ADE insurance Agency D. T. (Terry) Wade Total Insurance Service Auto — Fire — Liability — Glass Sickness and Accident Income Life — Pensions — Surety Bonds, etc, I would be happy to discuss your particular insurance needs. Call today or at renewal time. Phone Lucan 227-4061 NOTICE to the Residents Of The TOWNSHIP OF HAY Effective May 1st, 1974 The Hay Township Waste Disposal Site Will Be Open' On The Following Days: WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. W C HORNER CLERK - TREA SURER You Always Come Out on Top With Money-Saving Specials from G &G 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. — Mon. through Sat. HOURS 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sundays Assorted Bag Pascall Candies Made in England 7 Oz, FOR I . al 00 DISCOUNT 433 MAIN ST, 23S-1661 EXETER Smiles 'n Chuckles Resdan McLean Mint fatties 6 oz. Toothpaste 100 ml Dandruff Treatment Hair Dressing and Conditioner 6 oz. 99' 2 $1.29 y'--1 ," .71 TT' • . • =-17-.. (.1 Times_-Advocate, April 24, 1974 Page 9 Institute elect new officers, resort euchre well attended Saintsbury ladies .meet- affairs, Mrs. .Rpgh Morenz; Education and activities, Mrs. Art Webb; Family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Nola. Taylor; resolutions, Mrs. Eva Hariteau; Horticulture, Mrs. .Colin Love, Nominating committee for 1975 will be Mrs. Max Turnbull, Mrs, Olive Webb and Mrs. John Allister, GRAND BEND Grand Hend WI, held their April meeting in the town ball Thursday evening. President Mrs. Alec Hamilton presided. Roll Call was answered by Old news clipping or historical souvenirs to show at the meeting. Convener's reports were handed in and election of officers as follows: president, Mrs, Alec Hamilton; vice, Mrs, Nola Taylor; sec. treas., Mrs. Raymond Kading; assistant, Mrs. Les Adams, District Director is Mrs. Ed Gill; alternate, Mrs. Hugh Morenz; branch directors, Mrs. William Love, Mrs. Verne Ridley, Mrs. Rosie Grigg and Mrs. Maurice.McDonald; public relations officer, Mrs. Les Adams; auditors, Mrs. Don Hendrick, Mrs. Nola Taylor; curator, Mrs. Raymond Kading; pianist, Mrs, Charles Reeves. Standing Committee Con- veners: Agriculture and Canadian Industry, Mrs. Carman Lovie; Citizenship and world 11y MRS, HEBER Mrs, Harry Carroll was hostess for the April ACW Meeting Tuesday evening. The president Mrs. Joan Greenlee led the opening prayers and meditation while Mrs. Carol Greenlee read the scripture. Reports followed and plans were made to attend the ACW in London May 2, The next hour was spent in viewing slides shown by Mrs, Hazel Davis. Mrs. Savory led in closing prayers, The hostess served refresh- ments. Personals Dr. Howard and Mrs. Rokeby- Thomas Kitchener visited friends in This locality following service at St. Patrick's Church SuhdaY, They were dinner guests with Mr, 4 Mrs. Heber Davis, Mr, & Mrs. Ken Eaton are building a new residence on the" second concession of Hic141441, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Quinton and family were guestS Sunday with the former's parents Mr. & Bill Quinton, Londpn, David Mc'alls, Centralia visited his cousins Nancy, Marylon and Robert Tindall. Mrs. Ron Carroll attended the. Home and School banquet in London Monday evening, Mr. & Mrs, Fred Dobbs Sr., Exeter, were recent pests With Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs. Euchre Twelve tables were in play at the dessert euchre held in the parish hall of St. Johns-by-the- Lake Anglican church on Wed- nesday afternoon. Winners were: highs, Mrs. Joe Carter and Mrs. Shirley Dickens; lows, Jean Galbraith and Mrs. Colin Love; lone hands, Mrs. Art Finkbeiner and Mrs. George Mitchell. Birthday closest to date was won by Carol Tarplay of Niagara Falls, and door prizes went to Mrs, Letta Taylor of Dashwood and Mrs. Walter Mills. GET COUNTY HONOURS Crediton and area the girls shown Hartman and Brenda Kipfer. Front, At Saturday's Huron above Darlene Collett, their county honours. en Collett, Deborah Ford, Janye Achievement 4-H Day at Stephen Control School for Back, left, Donna Riddell, Carolyn Hayter and Elizabeth Bender. T-A photo Church Ladies The Easter ecumenical meeting was held in the 'United church basement with about 50 in attendance. Mrs. B. Brenner led a sing song for the opening. Miss Cox and Miss Hazelwood of London showed a film, prepared by Don Gray of C.F.P.L. TV. The film was of McCormick Home and Parkwood Hospital, owned and operated by the Womens Christian Association, which is celebrating its centennial this year. A duet, Life is Real, not Just a Dream' was sung by Marlene Brenner and Pat Kading. The worship service was from 'The 14 Steps to the Cross'. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Allan Walper, Mrs. Elgin Adams, Mrs. Carol Allister and Mrs. Joan Eagleson. • twof two, two cars in one. A MODEL FROM AUTO CLASS — A portion of an army truck is being used as a model in the auto mechanics course at South Huron District High School. Looking at the cutaway engine are Gerry Neilands, Clarence Van Wieren, Kevin Dietrich and John Coolman. T-A photo .... ..... :3 :3 3; 43 43 t ttt**,t Sr.44. * * 4 4 * 44ttst P *3..4344 .... ........ Personals Carol Tarplay of Niagara Falls visited last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Al Best. Mrs. Susie Devine and Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams spent the weekend in Wyoming with Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick, Pam and Paul. Mrs. Verne Ridley returned from Victoria Hospital last Wednesday after undergoing surgery. Lynda Mason spent a weeks holidays with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Mason. ir334qiirpi4 sossr33.TY4*. , • Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday April 28 .0C ;$01110 , "I think that the Volkswagen Campmobile is for camping and going away on trips." "I think that the Volkswagen Campmobile is a station wagon for driving around town in." Wait! You're both right! Because the VW after all, feel a Volkswagen). Yet with all that space inside, it's miracu- lously just 14 inches longer outside than a Super Beetle. So you can park it in most little big city spots. And maneuver it through the thickest traffic. (With an automatic transmission, if you like). And the added traction of its rear- mounted engine not only helps get you through the wet grass and soft sand of the country, but also through the snow and ice of the city. If you'd like to spend a little less 4 FEET Y, the side to prepare those meals on. A storage almost twice the gas mileage. (It still is shelf for spices, tins or whatever. (And to really make somebody at home, the dishes can be washed inside as well, because the sink is connected to a big 71/2 gallon water supply). Like a cottage, the Campmobile has a dining room with a table that comfortably seats 4 people.But then folds up out of the way when you've finished eating. Screened and louvered win- dows can be opened easily to let a gentle breeze in,while keeping not- so-gentle insects out.We're big where it counts. money and perhaps use a little more Later on in the evening, when On the inside. imagination, you might think about either the standard VW Station Wagon or the VW Window Van, With 176 cubic feet of inner space, you can modify them for camping or holiday travelling to suit your- Two more two.in•one cars. Campmobile is really two, two, two cars in one. First, it's a cottage on wheels. Insulated. With walk:to-wall carpeting. With a kitchen that has just about everything, including the kitchen sink. There's on ice-box that you can fill with all the things you need to enjoy good old home-cooking while you're away from home. There's a work-counter attached to you've finished admiring whichever view you've chosen that day, draw the curtains and retire to one of two bedrooms. Pull the back seat flat and you've got a full length double bed over 6 feet long. Pop up the pop-up top and presto, there's another 6 feet of sleeping space for two more. And if you've really got a big family, we have an optional tent with floor and screens that sets up in min- utes and sleeps three more. Once you leave the great outdoors and return to the city, simply fold away the camping gear and the Campmobile turns into a 5 pas- senger station wagon. With almost twice as much space as an ordinary wagon. As well as ROTH AvAILAS,E WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION self.While still enjoying all the other Volkswagen benefits, including the VW Owner's Security Blanket. Drop into your nearest VW dealer's and ask him to show you the Campmobile, Station 4 Wagon or Window Van. 3 ways Volkswagen can help to double your pleasure and double your fun. TheVolkswagen Camponobile. Don Taylor Motors Limited MAIN STREET SOUTH/235,1100 .40 "W3334.4t„... :•:*******%**43!***3 4,4 •43,4*4. A place to stand.To cook. To eat. Plenty of places for sleeping.