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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-02-28, Page 8Bartora Ratz, Marian Rock, Marjorie Beierling, Ruby Beierling and in- stri.coiess Jean Conn. Front, Glen Lampert, Harold Sissons, Peter Armstrong Paul Kristoferson and Murray Scott. T-A photo COURSE IN FIRST AID — A St. John s Ambulance first aid course was completed recently at So,:th Huron District High School. The group is shown above. Back, left. examiner Robbie Robichaud, Marion Lampert, T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryclet Office 235-0620 or Home 235-1384 DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1979 Announcement Iry Armstrong and Bob Fletcher are pleased to announce that GORD ROSS has joined them as a full partner in Hopper-Hockey Furniture Ltd. FURNITURE LTD. Main St. 7354990 Best interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the hig hest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed investment Cer- tificates. ?Todpys Wate *8718 0 Guaranteed Trust Certificates ore term deposits by which 5100.00 or more con be left an deposit for periods of one to five years ... interest and principal are fully guaranteed . ideal for churches, societies and associations as well as private investors an excellent legal investment for estate funds. All companies represented ore members of Canada Deposit insurance Corporation. Every depositor is insured up to $20,000. HODGSON LIMITED INSURANCE — REALTOR EXETER 235-2420 Subject to change Huron County Board of Education Kindergarten Registration Zurich Public School Mon. March 4 9- 12 Hensall Public School Mon. March 4 1 - 3:30 J.A.D. McCurdy Public School Tues., March 5 9 - 3:30 Exeter Public School Wed. March 6 9 - 3:80 Huron Centennial School Thurs. March 7 9 - 3:30 Usborne Central School Thurs, March 7 1 - 3:30 Stephen Central School Fri. March 8 9 - 3:30 Eligible Children will need to be 5 years of age on or before Dec. 31, 1974. Parents please bring birth c ertificate, immunization records and any other per- tinent health records. HYDRO RATE REVISION As arevi.eidiy announced, Exeter Pi.ibk Utilities Commis- so.-n is revisino hydro notes vt,'--tn issued on and after March 31, 1974. This ..ricreittse 's a .resuit e ,r.creases in cost of muter:al, kbOr.. cost of power, e,c.;n the case of some materials 'nos doubled nprce. since rne 'iost rate revision. The infiatory cast of rnater etc. a d rtas an effect on the. whaiesale cost of cower. 'n acicit.'t:on to "It Hydro has utTzed virtaaT,y every etainann.ca .wiater s..te and is required, by the .rcrecisina cienrche for e.ieercity, to construe generating stations using oti-!er sci..,,ces of Fuel. Capita' nve.stment c apeierakna cos4s of these new plants are a contribst:.-a factor to the !--.r.reosed cost of electricity. In order for the Camm.ssion to rnairicsin its high .stan- dard of service and s hiteet r sing costs, on increase in retail rates is necessary. NEW MONTHLY NET RATES TO RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS Effective on 011 bilis issued on and after March 31, 1974 cars.,-;pi a., .tos!pe- KY/11 First 50 KWH 4.6c Next 200 KWH 2.2c Next 500 KWH for customers with Hydro approved waterheaters 1.05c All additional KWH 1.3c Minimum monthly bill $3.00 EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 379 Main St., 8., Exeter 238-1380 ottot v\co To Take Effect On March 4, 1974 MONDAYS 1. All areas south of the river and west of Main Street — excluding Main St. 2. Commercial pickup behind stores on west side of Main St. 3. All restaurants, hospital. WEDNESDAYS 1. Main Street from Waterloo St. to the river. 2. All the area north of the river. 3. All restaurants, hospital. FRIDAYS 1. The area east of Main Street and south of the river, excluding Main Street 2. Commercial pickup behind stores on the east side of Main Street. 3. All restaurants, hospital. For The Finest . . . IN * Custom Killing and Processing * Truly Great Sausage arid * Smoked Meats CALL Darling's Abattoir Kill Days: • Mon. - Seef • Wed. - Pig& WE SPECIALIZE IN BEEF FOR YOUR FREEZER Quarters and Sides All Beef Purch ased From Hensall Livestock Sales . . . Grown By Area Formers PICKUP AVARABLE Phorie 235-0420 Exeter .Page es-Aciv rate, Felt4c Pry 28, 1974 Greenwoy .man a# water co.nvention. -By mAti.1,1%. CVRTS GR.EENWAY Ken Eagleson attended the Ontario. Sewer and Watermain Association convention held during the past week at the Skyline Hotel. Toronto.Over f our hundred delegates were present, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and, Kathyrn are holidaying and visiting relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Murray are vacationing in Florida. Mrs. H13. Thomson and her daughter. Mrs. Peter Summers of St. John's. Newfoundland are visiting with Mr & Mrs. Bill Clarke. Mrs. Thomson is Mrs. Clarke's mother Also visiting with them on Sunday were their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Clarke London. & Mrs. Win. Curts. London were dinner guests of Evelyn. Viola and Manuel Ctirts. Siuulay, Airs, Harold McDonald has returned home after a few days visit at the, home of her daughter Mr. & Mrs. Jack Southcott and family. Chatham. Mrs Ed. Bloomfield. Grand Bend visited her mother. Mrs. Vera Brophey. Sunday Mrs. Floyd McLean and Walter Drake, Detroit. Mr. & Mrs Richard O'Rourke and daughters. .Dashwood. Mrs. Ted. Jones. Exeter: and Mrs. Ray Gooding, Grand Bend were weekend visitors with Mr. &Mrs. Newton Hayter . Mrs. Fred McLinchev is spending a few days in Detroit. By the way: Today is the election in Britain. Here in this country. we've taken it away from the Indians who scalped us and given it to the politicians. who skin us. Auxiliary donates to retarded 4 H girls learn about cereals By MRS. ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Gail Harburn was elected to replace Pam Wallace as secretary-treasurer at the third meeting of the Staffa Munchldns on Wednesday evening. The meeting was opened by Betty Anne Miller with the 4-H Pledge followed by the secretary's report and roll call. A recipe which uses a ready-to-eat cereal. Several members presented samples of any break- fast cereals in their homes. The girls were asked to identify samples of various cereal grains. Mrs. J. Wallace read A Catalogue of Cereals. Lorraine Laing and Julie Ann Elliott prepared Cherry-Bran Squares after which Betty Anne Miller, Cheryl Riley and Margaret Laing made muffins. They were sampled by the girls along with Bits & bites Nuts & Bolts and lemonade. secretary's report and Mrs. Lorne Elliott gave the treasurer's. During the business, the World Day of Prayer service was announced for Mar. 1. beginning with a potluck dinner at 12:30. Thirteen members answered the roll call with a current event from the Glad Tidings or Record. or a 10 cent fine. Couple back from Florida By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS WHALEN Marian Ritchie Members of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary brought used cards. nylons, and spools to their February meeting which was held at the home of Mrs. Calder McKaig. These will be taken to a nursing home and a school for retarded adtfts. Mrs. John Templeman presided and opened the meeting with hymn 412. followed by prayer. Mrs. Ivan Norris read the scripture from Psalm 62. Mrs. Robert Laing gave the Lorraine Laing was in Sarnia playing in the WOSSA finals. The team, consisting of Joyce Shelley, Nancy Fraser, Myrna Walkom. and Lorraine came second in the consolation draw. Betty Anne Miller and her cousins, Karen and Shirley Miller of Staffa, step-danced for the Crippled Children's programme at Pineridge Chalet, Hensall on Sunday. They were accompanied by Nelson Howe. Mr. & Mrs, Ivan Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Westlake were guests at the Westlake's grand- daughter's wedding in Windsor on Saturday. Ivan Norris is spending a few days at the Good Roads con- vention in Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Jack McGhee and family London. spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardiner. Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker visited Sunday with Alvin Cornish, Exeter. Ruth Ann Coleman spent a few days with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Coleman. Mrs. McKaig introduced the new study book topic, Why Christian Mission Today? A playlet. A Changed Attitude, was read by several members. It. dealt with the type of mission work and help that would be welcomed in Iturbia. In her topic, Mrs. John Miller traced the steps in the printing of the new Tayal Testament. Mrs. Lorne Elliott conducted a Bible quiz The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer. 4-H Corn and bean c lub George Douglas of Cromarty was elected secretary of the Perth County Corn and Bean 4-H Clut a: their organizational meeting on Mon., Feb. 18. Other officers elected were Floyd Harper, president; Warren Wolfe,: ice president: and George Douglas. precc reporter. Thirteen members were present at the meeting which was held a: the home of the leader. James Harper, Mitchell. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley returned home Sunday from a three week holiday to Florida. They visited Tampa, Orlando, Daytona Beach and Clearwater, At Daytona Beach they attended the car races. They reported wonderful weather and no gas, problem. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell and family. Mrs. Holden al l of St. Marys and Mrs. Kinkade. Stratford were Sunday supper guests with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited Thursday with Mrs. Gowan and Murray, London Township. On Friday afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson motored to Strathroy to visit Mrs. McGuffin in Strathmere Lodge. On Friday night Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Wallis were guests of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Walls. Weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl French were Randy. Brian & Lisa Parkinson St. Marys. John Scott and Alton Neil were guests of Michael & David Scott at the Cub & Scout banquet at Kirk.ton on Wednesday night. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hern and family Zion were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. On Sunday afternoon Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins visited with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Flynn Mitchell. Mr. Flynn had just returned home from hospital. Personals Brian Richman was a guest at the First Cromarty Boy Scouts' meeting on. Thursday evening. He spoke on photography and developed a picture of a dog for them. As second for Mitchell High School girls" curling team. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Philip Biernoskie and Angela. Kitchener. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton. Grand Bend spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mrs. Elaine Foran and son, Huron Park spent Monday with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator. Mrs. Aaron Wein, Mrs. Leonard \Vein spent last Wed- nesday with Mrs. Wm. Arm- strong.