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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-08-28, Page 7SAVE 20o THE FOOTBALL SEASON'S NEXT! This sturdy pro-styled 4.49 Value al!-plastic helmet with foes guard will provide ample protection for the younger players, FOAM padded to absorb the burnOs.- Bi113g2-2 tow 2276 ing! 89 2-PCE. KITCHEN KNIFE SET INTO THE BRINK, GANG - These Hensall kids seem to have mixed emotions about instructions from Judy Glover to jump feet first into the Exeter swimming pool, The two gals in mid-air are apprehensive about their immediate fate while the boys waiting in line watch carefully, One lad is even' chewing his fists, probably from excitement. T-A photo u111111nw 0111111 uu11nu1111uu.u,011u,11,111111,urnnuuuuwruuwuu1110111111111;111101110,101, ....... .............. .... .................. 01..0 ........ 01111; ........ il. School begins -drive safely Times-Advocato, August 28, 190 Ns. 7 Don't YOU read before you buy? To the Parents of Children in Either HENSALL or ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOLS On September 2, school will resume with the children from grades one to eight attending 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Buses will follow regular routes. Hensall Kindergarten Pupils Hensel! Kindergarten Pupils - Morning classes will be held until further notice. Transportation fer rural kindergarten children to the Hensall Public School will be provided by the Board in the morning. Zurich Kindergarten Pupils Zurich Kindergarten Pupils - Afternoon classes will be held until further notice. Transportation for rural kindergarten children from Zurich Public School will be provided by the Board in the afternoon. OIL HEAT ER Heats 3-4 Rooms Comfortably The popular Coleman "Laurentian" takes up only 3 square feet of floor space, yet gives out a steady 35,000 BTU per hour of cozy warmth. Reg. 92.25 $8788 Value Queen's Park officials. to. meet Ontario's. elected Queen's Park to the people in this way, we have established a greatly improved rapportbetween the two levels of government with the realization that we are all working towards the same objective - ,to make local government stronger and more effective," Mr, McKeough said. The series of dialogue meetings was announced by Prime Minister Roberts on June 25 at the annual conference of the Association of Ontario Mayors and Reeves. The Prime Minister stressed the meetings were important to both the Province and the municipalities so that both levels of government could properly grasp each other's point of view and together develop a meaningful program for improving municipal functions, Mr. Roberts said major municipal reforms are essential in order to equip local governments to handle the greatly increased challenges of modern society. "The ultimate objective of these reforms is to return more responsibilities and duties to stronger local governments," he added. The three Northern Ontario meetings - in Timmins, Sudbury and Thunder Bay - were announced earlier by Mines Minister Allan Lawrence. Wileefekffir (E) CENEHEI SAVE 200 Compare at 59el H o 11 o 1,v ground stainless steel utility and paring knives have boil- proof, dishwasher-safe plastic handles, So handy-and priced to save! -I-151-98056 Compare at ne: Set for two includes buttering holders, but- ter brushes, cob holders, salt and pepper shakers. Easy-clean plastic. -H51.98054 Compare at 59c1 Non-scratch. ing on all Teflon and other non-stick surfaces, no tarnish or metallic taste to affect any food, Three most-used sizes. -F151-98057 NYLON MIXING SPOON SET 10-PCE. CORN SERVER SET Metal sets take rough usage from ac- tive youngsters! 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FT.... 269.95 COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY DISCOUNT PRICES L=ULL LINE OF Back-to-School Supplies and Typewriters HENSALL AT CHROME SERVER "BLACK HAWK" • Extra Specials 37c 77c EACH 39c $1.79 35c QTS 39c PTS 33c EACH 59c $4.99 $133 $12,77 2 FOR $1.98 $39.95 69c $19.49 $1.77 MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED BARGAINS CLIP THIS t Vt $'c COUPON- ill on this FLUFF-TIP BROOM Our Everyday Low Price 1,45 Plastid bristles have eleetro- static action that holds dirt. colt and non-scratching Wood handle. Pay Only September 4 is the date for a meeting m Hanover's Canadian Legion Hall for elected and appointed officials from Grey, l3ruce and Huron counties. Provincial Treasurer Charles MacNaughton and MunleiPal Affairs Darcy McKeough will attend all meetings to discuss taxation policies and municipal reform programs in an attempt "to take Queen's Park to the people". Other cabinet ministers will participate in some of the meetings. There are six scheduled for various points in Ontario during. September. All meetings are set to begin at 2:30 a.m. and are expected to last for about two hours. More than 1,200 civic officials took part in the first By MRS. J. 14. PATON • Mrs. Harry Murless has returned home after more than three months spent in Europe. She visited with her daughter and family, Sgt. and Mrs. Boggs in Baden-I3oden, Germany, for sometime and also stopped off in England to visit friends in eo Devon where she used to live. She saw the investiture of the Prince of Wales. Before going overseas May 14, she promised her grandson Mark that he could fly with his grandfather from London to Toronto to meet her on her return. It was a thrill for • Mark to have his first plane ride August 21 when Mrs. Murless returned home. The annual memorial service and decoration day at St. James Church Cemetery will be September 7 at 3 p.m. with Rev. W. C. Tupling, the speaker. Rev. It. A. Carson will take the • prayers and welcome friends. Mrs. Arnold Lewis has returned home after recuperating for a week with her sister, Mrs. George Crow, London. Billy Simpson is a patient in • St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Donaldson have returned . home after spending a week at Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs, Kirk Gebel spent 16 days visiting parts of Europe and meeting friends. Miss Susan Gebel spent three weeks with Mrs. K. Roberts, GUNNING REUNION Though the morning of Sunday, August 17 threatened rain, by afternoon the sun shone brightly to make the Gunning Reunion a big success for another year, at the Riverview Park in Exeter, with an attendance of 76. Enjoying the sunny warm day after the rain, dinner began around 1:30 p.m. with a minute of silence observed for members of the family who had passed away. A short business meeting followed and it was decided to have the 1970 picnic the last Sunday in July at the same Park, and in case of rain to rent the Elirnville Hall. The following slate of officers was appointed: President, Mrs. Tessa Jaques; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Fred Parkinson; registration, Mrs. Melville Gunning; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heather; table and tea committee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, Glenn Parkinson, Evelyn White, Mr. and Mrs. William Tookey, Mrs. Melville Gunning was the lucky one to guess the mystery parcel. Some al the race winners EmEAGENCY OS' FIRE ........ .. POUCE ......... DOCTOR` ••••••• seven dialogue sessions held in Lambeth, Belleville, Simcoe, Wallaceburg, Preston, Cornwall and Norval. Besides Mr. MacNaughton and Mr, McKeough, other 'cabinet ministers who participated is some of the meetings were Prime Minister Roberts, Education Minister William Davis, Public Works Minister .1. R. Simonett and Energy and Resources Minister George Kerr, Mr, McKeough said the tour has proved more successful than had been anticipated. "We have received a number of useful suggestions from municipal officials on what their local problems are and how they view the Provincial Governments programs, I think that by taking Rochester, New York. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cunningham and children went to Niagara Falls, Sunday, Mr. & Mrs, Ernob Cunningham, Glencoe, visited Mrs. Omar Cunningham at her home. Miss Ellen Whitmore of Ailsa Craig is visiting Mrs. Rae Hodgins. Larry Heaman, Ailsa Craig, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. W. Scott. Scott Taylor is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Heaman, Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kestle and Janis and Dorothy Cunningham returned home after spending a week at Grand Bend. Guests at a birthday party at the home of Peter Banks, Bright's Grove, Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter, Stephen, Kevin, Joanne and Lisa Mary of Clandeboye, Miss Sybil Stepheson, Ailsa Craig and Mr. & Mrs. John Simpson, Rosemary and Paul, Kirkton. GARDEN CLUB Five girls have completed the Garden Club course given this summer by leader, Mrs. Wilmer Scott. Susan Hardy received County Honors after completing six projects. Others who completed the course were Judy Henry, Carolyn Hardy, Nancy Hardy and Betty Scott. were Mark Parson, Margaret Parkinson, Dennis Keller, Brenda Parkinson, Mrs. Ruth Constable, Jack Constable, Mrs. Edythe Read, Jim Miller, Mrs, Madeline Parkinson and Dale Leonhardt. The couple married the longest was Mr. and Mrs. Newton Gunning, married 57 years, and the newlyweds were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright. Frank Parkinson was the oldest person in attendance and the youngest was Cheryl Tookey. The closest birthday belonged to Mrs. Myrtle Gunning. HAMILTON REUNION The Hamilton family met recently in Seaforth Lions Park for a reunion. Lorne Elliott was elected president for 1970; vice-president is Norman Mcllraith; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Alvin Kemp; social conveners, Mr. and Mrs. John Mcllraith. 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