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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-10-18, Page 12EPS STUDENTS' COUNCIL - The students council at Exeter public school was named in a recent election. Back, left, class reps Bill Glover, Doug Hoffman, Brad Beattie, Doug Hansen, Ted Triebner, Bruce Shaw, Kevin Glasgow and David Shaw. Front, class rep Helen Brand, secretory Jayne Smith, vice-president Jodi Finnen, president Randy Par- sons, treasurer Braden Whilsmith and class rep Carolyr! Walkom. Shop at home EXETER 235-1640 LIMITED LONDON 227-4191 Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays °Mil 6:00 Cream of The Crop 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE CUSTOM STATIONWAGON, V-8, automatic, power steering, power disc brakes, tinted windshield, remote mirror, 3-speed wip ers, wheel covers, roof rack, power rear window, .Michelin radial tires, AM/FM radio with 8-track tape player. Sold new by us. Only 12,000 miles. Absolutely like new. ADM824 $4195" 1971 DODGE DART DEMON, V-8, radio, whitewalls, wheel covers. For the young at heart. 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CFIEDITON PHONE 284.6382 A LIBERAL DISCUSSION — During an intermission of the annual meeting of the Huron Provincial Liberal Association in Zurich Wednesday night several officials were caught in conference, From the left, they are, Huron MPP Jack Riddell, outgoing president Dr. Morgan Smith and secretary Howard Aitken.T-A photo Hearing on modular park brings objections from area Copy Cats! That's us, Our photocopier can reproduce your documents and book pages. While yob wait. 8 1/2 x 11 or 8 1/2 'x 14 - 25¢ each - first copy. First copy of second original — — , .20 each 2 - 5 copies .15 each 6 or over , . .10 each `Or erefetqfisnal6uocate LIM IT ED EXETER .235.1331 *1* Church calendars to be sold by UC ladies By MRS. RENA CALDWELL KIPPEN Pupils of St, Andrews Church Sunday School received their attendance merits for 1972-73: two year seals, Julie Consitt, Christine Cooper, Julie Wright; three year seals, Shelley Finlayson, Scott Cooper, Paul McGregor; four year seal, Beth Consitt; five year seal Heather McLean, Bill Kinsman, Sandra Finlayson, Melissa Moffat, Six year seal, Gordon Love, Lyle Kinsman, Heather Moffat; seven year seal, Nancy McGregor, David Consitt; eight year seal, Robin McLellan, Scott McGregor; nine year seal Dwight Kinsman, Bill McGregor, Sue Anne Finlayson, Leslie Consitt; ten year seal, Debbie Consitt, Sharon Finlayson, Mark Consitt; 11 year seal Dianne Consitt,+Jill McLellan, Grant Love 12 year seal, Gary Love; 14 year seal, Greg Love. UCW The October meeting of Kippen UCW was held recently in the Sunday School room with 12 members present. Mrs. Alex McMurtrie had charge of the workshop, taking as her theme "Courage". Scripture reading was given and two hymns were sung. The worship closed with prayer. President Mrs. W.J.F. Bell chaired the business portion, Invitations to Brucefield Thankoffering and to Varna UCW November with Mrs. White as guest speaker were accepted.. A nomenating committee of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Mrs. Laird Finlayson and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie will present the slate of officers at the November meeting. The topic was taken by Mrs. Edison McLean and consisted of interestingexcerptstaken from an article submitted to CUSO magazine written by Maxine Hunking a friend of Mrs. McLeans about her work in Neyrjoor India and Dar-es- Salaam, East Africa on the problem of inadequate health care. Articles from India were on view. Persona Is Kenneth Jones was home with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones recently. John M. Curtis, Naburn, York, England visited at the home Of Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGregor. Mr. Curtis is touring Ontario and Quebec under the auspices of the Ministry of Agriculture and food and on his return he will present his findings to the Department of Agriculture in England. A severe wind storm struck concession 11, east of Kippen Saturday night about 11 p.m. Hydro and telephone service were disrupted, roads and lanes were blocked by falling trees, the barn roof at Nelson Riley's farm was blown off and barns were damaged at Al Hoggarths and McGregor farms. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur McGill Killarney, Manitoba visited Robert Thomson, Mrs. Vivan Cooper who spent the past three weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Cooper in Green- ville, S.C., returned home. Robert Thomson visited his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Dick Cornish in Goderich. Vivan Cooper met with an accident last Monday night and sustained head and neck injuries, Three farmers from Stephen township and a group of residents from Oakwood Park subdibision were the only objectors at a hearing in Crediton Thursday to consider an application for a modular home park near Grand Bend. The hearing by the Ontario Environmental Board considered a lagoon to handle a sewer system for the park to be developed by Holiday Holdings. The property in question in- cludes 93 acres on part of Lot 2, L.R.E. Consession in Stephen township with frontage on high- way 21, just north of the Grand Bend village limits. The owner is David Jackson of Grand Bend. The proposed park when built to maximum would have 215 dwellings on the same number of When two cars meet on a narrow ,mountain road, the driver coming down should back up - it's safer than back- ing down. 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The homes are double wide units manufactured by Bendi Home Systems in Hensall, The engineer for the developer explained the homes are described •as mobile only because they are moved to the site on wheels. Once at the park they are fixed on foundations and become permanent. He continued "a lagoon system when operated properly does not cause any offensive odours". This was the objection put forth by the Oakwood delegation and Don Hulbert and Mansell Mason, residents on the east side of high- way 21. Bill Moore of London, an Oak- wood owner said he wanted answers on zoning and planning. He was told a mobile home park did not require approval of a planning board. Moore suggested "this development is five years ahead of time. Stephenand Grand Bend should work togethei^ on sewer planning." A Thedford lawyer Philip Waldon representing abutting farmers Jim Patterson, Elmer Desjardine and Fred Desjardine said his clients were councerned about drainage. Existing drains from the farms to the east now go through the property proposed for the park and they felt outlets would be affected. They were assured drains would be relocated with no in- terruption of drain courses. Waldon also suggested children from the park could cause damage to crops in neighbouring fields. He was told the park was geared for senior citizens and children would not be part of the permanent population. The lot sizes will be from 60 to 70 feet by 100 to 110 feet. All services will be underground. The chairman for the hearing was David Caverley, newly appointed chairman of the Ontario Environmental Board and former manager of the Ontario Water Resources Commission, A decision on the hearing is expected within the next couple of weeks. The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth. For all beauty is truth. A child is not a vessel to be filled, but a lamp to be lighted. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD The United church Women of Calvary United church held their October meeting October 9. The president, Mrs, Gordon Bender, presided for the business and roll call was answered by 18 mem- bers. The Huron Regional met at Grand Bend October 16, The nominating committee was Mrs. Lloyd Guenther, Mrs. Cliff Penhale, and Mrs. Greta Schade and the ladies will be selling church calendars. The Thank offering meeting under literature and com- munications program was opened by chairlady, Mrs. Sid Neeb. Mrs. Don Gaiser read the scripture and Mrs. Mervyn Tieman was pianist. Rev. Bruce Guy showed a film stftip on Leo Beuerman which was a challenge to all UCW ladies, An in- teresting discussion followed, Ladies Aid Group 4 of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid was in charge of the fowl supper with Mrs. Bill Berends convener. A total of 26 members and their husbands or guests were present, Following supper a sing-song was held. Mrs. Jim Hayter, president, conducted a brief business meeting. The Altar Guild reported 21 visits and the new McAllister is Liberal head Ian McAllister of Zurich was named president of the Huron provincial riding Liberal Association at the annual meeting held at Zurich Wed- nesday night, Mrs. Jean Adams of Brucefield is the executive vice-president and vice-presidents are Muriel Murphy, Goderich, Paul Steckle, Zurich; Emil Hendrick, Exeter; Dave McClure, Crediton and Brad Oke, Zurich. The secretary is Howard Aitken of Goderich and Roger Dowker of Exeter will handle the treasurer duties. At the same meeting, delegates and alternates were named to represent Huron at he Ontario Liberal leadership convention to be held in Toronto on October 26, 27 and 28. Chosen as regular delegates were Gordon McGavin, Walton; Howard Aitken and Muriel Murphy, Goderich; Don Kay and Beecher Menzies, Clinton, Brad Oke, Zurich, Maude Hoffman and Marian Rader, Dashwood. The alternates are Ozzie Zivkovic, Exeter; Ron Murray, Dublin; Bruce Williamson, Clinton; Mrs. Gerald White, Mrs. Kay Duncan and A. M, Harper, Goderich, Ervin Devine, Dash- wood and Donald Oesch, Zurich, Centennials end with win The Exeter Centennial soccer team completed its 1973 season with a 2-1 victory against the Grand Bend Colonials on Sunday. The match was a close one with the Grand Bend teams scoring in the first half and Exeter getting the equalizer from a penalty kicked by Dave Parsons. In the last minute of play the Grand Bend goal-keeper fumbled a good shot from inside left, Mike Ball and Al Hern was on the spot to put the ball into the net, This win could possibly place Exeter in second position in the Ausable league for this year, Members of the Exeter team were Tim Stover. John Rasen- berg, Ron Funston, Larry "Gibbs, Ken Lee, Tony Markus, John Muller, Dave Zyluk, Mike Ball, Dave Parsons, Tony Hemmings, Steve Hemmings, Al Bern Dennis Doidge, Ian Doidge, Al Wright, Rill Smits, Bryan Tuckey, Matt Muller, The coach was Damian Solomon. guild is Mrs. Arnold Becker and Mrs. Fred Schroeder. The Aid will have a booth at Susan Willert's sale November 3. Guest speaker for November meeting will be Rev. L,G. Stairs, secretary of the Leprosy mission for Southern Ontario, Mrs. Charles Tieman showed slides of the church anniversary and Friedsburg days pictures. 4-H Meeting 5 of the 4-H girls no. 2 club was held October 9 with 19 girls present. The cultures of Italy and Greece and the in- fluence they have had on Canada were discussed. The Balkan States, Ukranians, Poles, and Hungarians also came under discussion. The girls made Hungarian goulash and a "salata". Laurie Becker made crepes with peach filling and served them to everyone. Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mclsaac were taken by surprise recently when ten couples, Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler, Mr. & Mrs. George Tieman, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Kleinstiver, Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riddell, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Riddell, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hayter and Mr, & Mrs. Albert Rader arrived at their home with gifts and lunch on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary, The same couples were guests in Detroit October 7 at a party for Mr. & Mrs. Mclsaac arranged by their children, Mrs. Kathy LaBudde, Denise and Larry Pellerito, Doug and Steven Mclsaac. Monday Kathy LaBudde served a buffet dinner to the Dashwood visitors prior to their returning home. Mr. & Mrs. Mc Isaac spent the week in Detroit and Northern Michigan. Personals Mrs. Elgin Rader is a patient in Victoria hospital, London, where she underwent surgery. Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Gould, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler. Ecron LaFond, Los Angeles, California, visited with his sister and husband, Mr. & Mrs, William Miller last week. Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Rader and Lorelei Durdin attended the Orr- Shaw wedding at Westpark Baptist church, Royal York Road, London, and the reception at the Holiday Inn, Wellington Road, Saturday. Mr. & Mrs, Ken Rader and Michael spent the weekend at Little Current, Manitoulin Island with Mr. & Mrs. Eric Eagleson and Marshall. Mr. & Mrs. Eben Weigand spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Melvin Elliott, Zurich and at- tended anniversary service at Goshen United Church. Page 12 Times-Advocate, October 18, 1973 Students receive merit of attendance award Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER 0