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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-07, Page 11Page 11. Titnes-A4vocato, February 7, 1974 Osborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company' HEAD OFFICE — EXETER .35-035O Insures: • Town Dwellings • All Classes of form Property ▪ Summer Cottages • Churches, Rails OPEN SATURDAYS DON'T GIVE UP ON YOUR COMPLETE RETURNS * Individuals *.farms * Businesses UP MA l 01040 POI Are income tax problems about to blow your mind? Bring your return to H 8 R BLOCK. We'll prepare and double check for accuracy of your return. So set your sights on the nearest H 8, R BLOCK office. it's a good place to place your confidence, GUARANTEE If we make ally erre, in the picparatwo of your tail return hat costs you any pilereSt or penalty on additional taxes due, while wi• do not ssuinc the liability for the additional taxes, we will pay that interest ,Intl penalty. Dos Lac Nur (CANADA) LTD. Canada's Largest Tax Service With Over 5000 Offices in North America • 16 John Si,. E. - EXETER (Across from Maple Leaf Mills) Phone 235-0740 Weekdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. AmmommiNNO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Wilson's Jewellery Opposite Exeter Post Office 1/// TA 11-4 A HOME OF THE BEAUTIFUL BRIDAL-KNOT DIAMONDS Insured and Repaired FREE for One Year Pleasing you pleases US •ENICAR WATCHES Swiss Made deWeilery diamonds watches WELLERY, DINNEY'S 69900 LOW PRICE DINNEY VALUE ma 590 WITH STAND ,;•k:Mt4. Panasonk Just Slightly Ahead of Our Time) THE EAST HAMPTON The Whitney 'Great Values on all Panasonic Stereo s and Home Entertainment Units. We have 8 Track Stereo Cassette Stereo s, Quadrasonic Stereo s, and Phono Stereo s at Lux'urious 19" Diagonal Screen Color Portable with Automatic "Self-Set" Colour; Beautiful Walnut Wood Cabinet. Panalock AFT. 57 Solid State Devices. Set and Forget Tuning. Suggested Retail $599.95 PINNEY'S VALUE PRICES DINNEY VALUE ° To Be Drawn Valentines Day The Batesville Hcmdsorhe 20" Diagonal Screen Portable. has Panalock APT and Automatic Self Set Colour. 51 Solid State bevites, Set and Forget Tuning, Suggested Retail 5549.00 The Seneca Mediterranean 'Color Console with 26" Diagonal Screen has self set colour, Dark Oak Wood Cabinet, Tone Control. Panalock AFT. Set and Forget Tuning. Vacation Switch, SI Solid State Devices. Suggested Retail $820.00 V1•1•1111.11•01/ RED1-MIX CONCRETE Washed Sand & Stone (ALSO PORM WORK I McCann Const. Ltd. DASHWOOD "Phone 237-3381 or 237.3422 IF/ILEA' TRICYAN;Avs NURSING DIPLOMA' PROGRAM • • AND ANSWERS!! A FEW QUESTIONS QUESTION: What is the value of a Conestoga College Nursing Diploma? ANSWER: The Nursing Diploma granted upon completion of the two year program enables the grodua'tes to be eligible to write the examinations to become a Registered Nurse. QUESTION: Recently the Ontario Government transferred the Nursing Diploma Programs from the Hospital Schools of Nursing to the Community Colleges. How does this transfer affect the, program: ANSWER: Hardly at all. Conestoga College will process the applications; but the chairman of each Nur- sing Division will choose the candidates. Since our Division chairmen are the former directors of, the Hospital Schools of Nursing, their knowledge and experience will continue to guide-the program. QUESTION: Will the Nursing students continue to have as much nursing experience in hospitals as they did prior to the transfer to the College? ANSWER: Yes, definitely. Since clinical experience is a vital port of the Conestoga College Nursing Diploma Program the nursing students will have as much and if possible more nursing ex- perience in the hospitals and community health, agencies than they did before. QUESTION: Have the locations where nursing students take their classes and clinical experiences changed? ANSWER: No.4Classes are held in the former Hospital Schools of Nursing buildings and clinical ex- perience is obtained in the same hospitals as before. QUESTION: Where are the Conestoga for specific information? ANSWER: Nursing Division Former Hos'pital School Location of Nursing Cambridge (Galt ) 'boon (Kitchener) College NUc rsing Divisions located and who should be contacted South Waterloo Memorial Hospital Guelph Chairman Mrs. I. LeVy Miss C. Dudgeon Miss J, Legg Miss 9. Utryzeki Mrs. D. McIntyre Stratford ' Miss T. Pelly Telephone 623-2360 653-1089 742.3551 745.6168 824.2950 822.1601 271.6081 St. Mary's Hospital K-W Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph General Hospital Perth-Huron Regional (adjoining Stratford General Hospital) QUESTION: When and how do I enroll? ANSWER: Registrations are now being accepted, You should apply immediately to be sure of a place in the division of your choke. For the brochure and application form, write or telephone: THE REGISTRAR, ONES/00A COLLEGE, 109 CtOON VALLEY DRIVE, KITCHENER, ONTARIO Telephone: 6534511, extension 227 CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS ANDeTECHNOL. TECHNOLOGY. Plan strawberry supper By MRS. WIWAM ROHDE THAWS ROAD The February meeting Of the United. Church Women was. held Mrs, Larry .4.41.1qatym was in Monday evening with Mrs. Glenn charge of the /Meeting which Jeffery as hostess, the theme was United Church Drive Over The Bridge And $AVE on STEREO ADVANCE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING - During a public speaking contest at the Exeter legion Monday mor- ning, three students qualified to advance to the next round which will be held at Stephen Ce'ntral Friday afternoon. Above, Harold Knisley of the Huron Board of Education eongratulates the winners. David Holtz- mann, Exeter; Lucy Van Estaroeck, Precious Blood and Jane Sullivan, Mt. Carmel, T-A photo Extended Coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, liability, etc.) is also available AGENTS Ross Hodgert Woodharn Hugh Benninger Clayton Harris 229-6643 Dublin 345-2001 Mitchell 348.9051 Brownies, Guides meet at Clandeboye sessions SPECIAL Pocket or Purse ELECTRONIC Calculators 6 Digit Model 3995 Buying A New car? Remember , . , we have the IN-DASH 8-TRACK STEREO and TAPE AM /FM RADIO COMBINATION # - * * Also Under-Rash Models Ranging From $36,95 to $149.95 Popular Names Such As Lear-Jet, Automatic Radio, Holliday Jerry MacLean & Son AUTOMOTIVE LTD. Exeter • . 235 7 0800 OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS . BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY tour through the United States included included Colarado to Los Vegas where rich people gamble with piles of $10100 bills and the night life is fantastic: They saw Lou Rauls per- forming in a nightclub and Nancy bumped into Liberate. , At Las Angeles, they toured Disneyland and the Queen Mary where they saw Jacques Cousteau's Underwater World. Some of the great ship has been remodelled and some is in its original form. In Mexico they travelled along the west coast for three days and stayed in Matzlan where they saw the pyramids before driving up the mountain as far as they could. •Then down to the east coast where they spent three days in Tampico. On the return trip they stopped for two days in Marshall, Texas then on to Nashville, Tennessee .to attend the Grand Ole Opera. They all report that United- States and Mexico have beautiful scenery and are nice to visit but Canada is still the best place to live. Graham's Involves YOU, In Development Around The World. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Chas, Glanville, and prayer was given by Mrs. Ballantyne, Mrs. Glen, Stewart gave facts about the country of Kenya, Mrs. Ballantyne told About the Missionary Work in Kenya. Two skits were given by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Ballantyne. They were How to Visit Old People The Wrong Way and How to Visit People the Right Way. Mr,s. Glanville gave a reading But Not To-Day. Minutes, roll- call, cards of thanks, treasurer's report were all.given. An invitation was received from Elimville ladies to the World Day of Prayer March 1. It was decided to have the annual Strawberry supper in June. Group C served lunch. Personal$ The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the relatives of Anne Simpson who' passed away Thursday. The flowers in the church Sunday were placed there by the family. Mrs. ,Paul Passmore and Bobbie spent a week and a half with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Carsen, Ottawa. Paul Passmore spent a few days in Ottawa All °returned home Monday. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Dykeman, Ron, Ethel, Lynn, Brian and Karen, 'Lucan were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Passmore attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre Saturday evening for Mr, & Mrs. Keith Fraser and Mr. & Mrs. James Grinney, Mrs. Wilmer Howatt, Lon- desboro, is staying at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mac Hodgert while they are holidaying in Florida and Texas, Mr. & Mrs. Don Johns and family, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Johns and family, Staffa, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Rock, George Rock, Walton, Mrs. Muriel Miller, Seaforth, Mr, & Mrs, Barry Miller and family, Bob Miller and Herb Bibby were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Johns. The occasion being Fred Johns' birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Glanville and Marlene visited Sunday with Mrs. Glanville's father, David Stief, Listowel. Sunday evening Mrs. Darrel Parker,•Staffa, Mrs. Donna Gaiser and friend of, Hyde Park , visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gla ovine. By MRS. DAVID KESTLE At the Guide meeting Monday night the captain, Helen Cun- ningham, introduced a new leader, Mrs. Wilma Avery. After games and the appointing of new patrols the Guides worked on their centre pieces for the district banquet. Mrs, Cunningham instructed them in the flying-up ceremony that will be taking place at the Brownie meeting Wednesday at the Lucan School. Brownie Meeting After playing two games, the Brownies were put into new sixes by Brown Owl Ruth-Ann Curtis. With their mothers present the tweenies were -enrolled by commissioner Shirley. They were: Lynn Patterson, Carol Cunningham, Carol Joyce, Catherine Lynn, Sharon De Graw, Jackie Bosch, Shelia ,Jones, Bonnie Avery, Tracey de Boer, Jennifer de Graw, also leaders Sally Williams and Ann de Boer. in the Pow-wow Ann de Boer led the Brownies in games and Sally Williams led in songs. The Brownies and guides thank their parents for making their bake sale a success. They report a profit of $65.15 which will be used for equipment. Persona Is Nancy, Torn and THE KING AND QUEEN - At the Friday night activities of the South Huron District High School winter carnival, the King and Queen were named. Shown above are the winners Pius Dietrich and Connie Miners, T-A photo Mr. & Mrs. Leo Girard And family, Guelph, visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Carey. Mrs. Carey returned home with them for a few days Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Thomson, St. Thomas, spent Sunday with the latter's mother Mrs. Mary Trainor. Patrick Sullivan Sr. visited with his wife, Mrs. Sullivan who had surgery Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia. Milford Ayotte has been a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey visited Saturday in London with their family. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mrs. Elzar Mousseau has been moved from Seaforth Community Hospital to Victoria Hospital London, Ross Broadfoot is a patient in ' South Huron Hospital Exeter. CALL AN ELECTRICIAN you CAN TRUST:WHEN SPENDING HARD EARNED ifilONE) mis a A litAelacr" Atigi dust '411,w ,) C41.4 G. L. SLAGHT • PLUMBING • HEATING • ELECTRICAL Crediton 234.6381