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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-03, Page 16START 1975 CANCER CAMPAIGN — The local campaign for the Canadian Cancer Society received a good start Monday with a donation of $500 from the C P & T committee of the Exeter Rebekahs and Oddfellows. Above presenting the cheque are past Noble Grand Mildred Thomson and Noble Grand Helen Bell to South Huron chairman Gernot Dauber and Exeter area chairman Norm Tait, T-A photo Kirkton woman honored Institute member 25 years FIT GE RO RA CA RP FIG AH PP AB HD FF MM PKP LC PS PDP HB AE BL GG GY HE IN JS MM SP SS AC ST DD AC MO 1313 BS 1313 PP KK BC' CH P DP b-11 ST SFr PBW Tuesday Ladies B. Sangster 610 H. Daniel 631 N. Rooth 688 J. Legier 539 B. Hearn 655 D. Morley 602 T. Heywood 626 D. Riddell 558 L. Bower 690 L. Smith 663 D. Bourne 467 A. Wallace 510 Thursday Ladies C. Miners 493 T. Stagg 720 R. Luther 578 J. Hayman 559 J. Simpson 552 N. Dowson 572 R. Greene 611 M. Brunzlow 531 R, Eveland 525 C. Holtzman 577 D. Brady 579 M. Epp 597 Pee Wees S. Bogart 238 S. Whiteford 221 R, Gilfillan 174 N, Durand 180 K. Varley 224 Juniors I. Peitsch 245 D. Jackson 256 J. Jensen 258 P. Broderick 314 P, Cooper 320 J. Mol 249 Senior Boys and Girls B. Bies 389 5 0, Robinson 367 0 M. Brintnell 449 ,5 P, Bies 324 0 D. Smith 288 3 B. MacDonald 351 2 29 30 29 25 25 49 24 90 24 51 22 15 0 145 7 96 7 133 0 84 2 108 5 104 3 144 4 59 3 62 4 71 2 69 5 57 0 79 7 138 7 115 0 110 0 55 4 119 7 76 3 99 2 72 2 111 5 85 5 71 5 54 0 31 3 28 2 30 5 37 5 52 0 8 3 26 2 23 5 66 0 49 41 21 59 45 24 25 Let Us Hear From You! • If you know of a young couple recently married or about to be just fill in this coupon and mail to our office. We will start a 6 month subscription for the newlyweds as our wedding gift. NAME OF NEWLYWEDS ADDRESS DATE MARRIED SIGNATURE • ' • • 7.1teeXeter7ZjInCtX-AbNCilte no, 550, Emem, Onrann 235 1331 I I I ORDER YOUR BEAVER HOME NOW AND SAVE UP TO... HOMES BEAVER L PROV. ON EARLY DELIVERY 0 DISCOUNTS! This year, Beaver homes are better than ever. If you are thinking of building a new home in '75, don't delay! To qualify for this time-limited Early Delivery Discount Offer and save hundreds of dollars, mail coupon below! TO: Brian Veale P.O. Box 1990 EXETER, Ontario Phone 235-2958 Please rush my copy of the new Beaver Homes catalogue. I understand it is free and that I am under no obligation. NAME ADDRESS CITY TELEPHONE ED I own my own lot. fl I will require financing. Exeter "Your Family Health Centre" 373 Main St. Phone 235-1570 or 235-1070 EXETER PHARMACY LTD. Now Open Wednesdays * 8:30 aan, to 6:00 p,m. PAUL T. TURNBULL Phone, 2113195 EMBASSY HOMES Dealer in Manufactured Homes RR 1, Grand Bend ' ' Ontario NOM 110 ' 0 HAVE OWN LOT IF YES GIVE LOT LOCATION r-, AM INTERESTED IN LOT AND HOUSE Mail to: Embassy Homes, RR 1 Grand Bend please send me full details on quality-built GNC homes. NAME ADDRESS: PHONE NUMBER: CAMP CANBAY BAYFIELD Invites you to camp On our beautiful Lake Huron. A full program is given to build the life of a child; spiritual, physical, mental and social. GIRLS' CAMPS July 2 to July 19 BOYS' CAMPS July 20 to August 6 For further information contact Camp Director - Bruce Perry, 404 Edward St. Exeter 235-1725 or Harold Thynne, Pastor of Emmanuel Baptist 167 Huron St., Exeter, 235-2476 Camp Canbay is the outreach of the London & District Fellowship of Baptist Churches, Air Your Choice FROM $20,500 ON YOUR LOT The Gatineau - Split Level • Fully approved by NHA, CMHC and CSA • Complete with plumbing, wiring, heating and carpet. • Your choice of home set on your foundation from $20,500.00 WE ALSO HAVE LOTS AVAILABLE Illustrated pamphlet will be sent free on request W IIII1111111111111111111111111111 I11111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111 1 11 1111011111111111111119111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIII1111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIE = = = 2.:-- EVENING CLASS PROGRAM 14 Courses beginning week of April 7 ..-,. •t: = = 1. First Aid Thursday, 8 sessions = St. John Ambulance = V• •V. V- Ft.. z--_--. FE 2. Golf Instruction Tuesday, 8 sessions :-..-- (if there are enough registrations we will form groups based = El on level of skill, When you register indicate your level of skill) = = 4* 'V" * = ::...- 3. Men's Pants (sewing Class) Tuesday, 6 sessions E..-= =--.7 • All classes begin at 7:30 p.m, = = • Pees are $5.00 • Please register by telephoning the school 235-0880 :-....- ..s...- ... South Huron District High School J. L. WOODEN, PRINCIPAL Ifinimillioninimainoillinonomilifoototitiimon.olutohomommmoumnimutionmionimimiamomminitimmiimilionimmimmunimil By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD Dashwood Men's Club held their monthly supper Monday, March 31 at the Community Centre. The guest speaker was the Recreational Director for Exeter, Jim McKinlay. It was father and son night. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Gould, Windsor, visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler and boys. Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller and family, Port Dover, visited with Mrs. Martha Miller. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Martene and family, Chesley; Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Bearss, Port Colborne, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cockwill, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand and Mr. & ,Mrs. Jim Weigand and Danny all visited with Mr. & Mrs. Eben Weigand. Mr, & Mrs. Eric Wolfe, Tracey and Tim, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wolfe, and Mr. & Mrs. John Parker all of London, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson, Exeter; and Mrs. Henry Eagleson visited with Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Wolfe. Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Rader and family, Dorchester, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Rader and family, London, and Chad of Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs. David Ross and family of Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bearss and boys of Anderson were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bearss. Mr, & Mrs. Ron Marshall and family of Kitchener spent a few days with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Marshall. The lily in St. Paul's Anglican church for the Easter service Sunday evening was placed in memory of Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Smith by their family, By MRS. FRED ttOWDEtsi CENTRALIA The Easter story was por- trayed in song by the choir of 25 voices in the Centralia United Church on Sunday morning with the presentation of the Cantata "The Sorrow, The Victory." Fay Blair was the narrator. The, choir was under the Al;i'eetion of Mrs. Russell Wilson with Mary Shoebottom as organist. Oldest resident dies William haddock, • Centralia's oldest resident passed away in South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Thursday following a brief illness. He was the husband of the late Eliza (Baynham ) Haddock, and is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. John Beaton in the Hopper-hockey Funeral Home. Exeter on Saturday with interment in the Grand Bend Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ken Hodgins, Ken Greb, Tom Tomes, Wilfred Huxtable, Stephen Molnar and Fred Bowden CG IT bazaar The CGIT held a successful tea and bazaar in the schoolroom of the United Church on Saturday afternoon. Penny Smith was the lucky winner of the Easter lily; Wally Knee the Easter egg and Rev. Beaton the cake. Personals Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson attended the Moore-Lunn wedding at Royal View church London on Saturday. A reception followed at the Latin Quarter. They visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Reid Brown and family at Lambeth, Mr. & Mrs, Russell Wilson and family were Sunday visitors with Mrs. James Murray in Arkona. Mr. & Mrs. S. Molnar and family of Agincourt were Easter weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnar. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Gingrich of Kitchener were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. George Snell and family. The ladies are sisters. Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a visitor over the Easter weekend with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Scheifile in Kit- chener. Mrs. Mary Johnson, and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Phillips attended the service in the United Church on Sunday morning and were guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom. Bonnie Kooy of Huron Park spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr, & Mrs. Tom Kooy. Mr, & Mrs. Tom Kooy and Bonnie were Saturday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom and Easter Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sovereign in Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Greb and boys were Easter Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel were guests for dinner on Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hirtzel and family in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Urban Pfile in Zurich. With Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden for Easter Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter, David and Anne Marie, Kirkton; Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Allison, Jim and Debra, Ailsa Craig; Mr. & Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steven and Susan, Granton; Mrs. Barry Reid, Heather and Lori, London. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary Thursday March 27 at their home along with 30 friends and relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery spent Easter Sunday at the home of their daughter Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Keller, in Exeter. Good Friday service A combined service for the Centralia Zion West congregation was held in the Centralia United Church on Good Friday evening. Rev. Beaton delivered an Easter message and Mrs. Russell Wilson favoured with a, vocal solo. By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Mrs. Rea Stephen was hostess for the Women's Institute meeting on Thursday evening. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and•Mary Stewart collect. President, Mrs. Rea Stephen conducted the business, roll call was answered by "A little thing in life that leads to good citizenship," Mrs. Ross Francis was presented with certificate and the Institute cup and saucer for her twenty-five years mem- bership. Mrs. Lorne Marshall and Mrs. Stuart Shier were program conveners. Dr. Albert Berry of Si. Marys was guest speaker and showed pictures of his many handpainted china pieces and leather craft. Kirkton and district Easter services Kirkton United and St. Paul's Anglican congregations held a combined Good Friday service. Rev. Savary was the speaker. Kirk ton and Woodham Young People held a sunrise service, and breakfast Easter Sunday. At Kirkton United's 11 a.m, service therewas a large attendance. The junior and senior choirs rendered anthems. Rev. Dawson gave the Easter sermon and story for the children. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Ross and family, Mr, & Mrs, Bob Marshall and family, Mr. & Mrs. Ewart Crago, Mr. & Mrs. Garth Blackler, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter have all returned home from vacations in Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Keith Stephen and family of Anderson. Lynn Paul of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr, & Mrs. Reg. Paul . Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hutchison Exeter Men's "A" C4 E. Matzold 745 7 123 SP B. Nicol 642 0 124 SU B. Forrest 679 7 69 FL A. Pridham 626 0 35 KI B. Reynolds 676 5 88 CU F. Wells 684 2 99 DD R. Heywood 712 5 106 167 C. McDonald 787 2 108 AL D. Carey 737 5 77 RO P. Durand 683 2 116 Men's "B" SP J. Foster 608 5 100 OE R. Follings 622 2 96 FB D. Heywood 573 5 66 GFt E. Grenier 545 2 11 TA R. Haugh 695 7 138 BS P. Glover 532 0 104 1,7 L. Christian 663 6 90 AJ S. McNair 699 1 105 GT B. Fry 616 5 93 CP D. Jackson 635 2 121 Lucan Ladies 1)A 30 68 CO 29 74 IIIL 27 58 IS 27 20 FS 27 05 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Waghorn visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Charlie Waghorn at Iluronview Clinton, Mi.. & Mrs. Norris Atthill at- tended a hockey game at Stouffville on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Schaefer and family visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Schaefer of Milverton. Mrs. Godbolt of Listowel spent a few days last week with her sister Mr. & Mrs. Horace Greenstreet. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Greenstreet and family of Brampton were Easter visitors. and Mr. & Mrs. Percy Willert, Zurich spent time with Mrs. I lilda Rader. Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls, Zion; Sharon and Paul Rader, Susan ,Van Wyck and Bill Bennet all of London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader and Stacey. Affts: Jean Walper of London visited with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Slezak and family. Mrs. Albert Miller, Mrs. Arnold, Becker, Mrs. Chas Marlene and Mrs. Delmar Miller attended an 1,WMI, prayer service at Seebach Hill, Monday March 31. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Rader and Brian have returned home following a two week visit with Pastor and Mrs. Arthur Rader and family, Calgary, Alberta. Sgt. Loric Pedersen 'has returned home from Israel and with his wife and family is visiting with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Oluf Pedersen and other relatives, Rick Hayter, Toronto, spent Easter with his parents Mr. & Mrs.. Bob Hayter and brothers. Wrap foods for season Just as you wear different clothes summer and winter, so the meat you buy from a refrigerated counter needs a change of wrap before it goes to your home freezer. Since there is a good supply of ground beef featured at attractive prices in supermarkets these days, food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food advise you to "clothe" the meat for zero and below zero weal her, The wrapping on fresh meat is to protect it against over- handling. This type of wrapping lets the fresh meat "breathe." It is unsuited to long-term freezing in very cold and dry air, Freezer air would pull moisture from that package and leave you with a dry, tasteless and tough product - a waste of money. You should wrap meat in materials which will not allow the transfer of air or moisture. You probably have at least one of these on hand, heavy duty aluminum foil, freezer plastic bags, (the ones without the seams) or double-sided laminated freezer paper. Waxed paper is not a freezer paper, although it has its use in the refrigerator. The clear bags you buy bread or produce in are not suitable either, These bags have seams, and are designed simply for holding foods. When you select the proper wrap, press the material tightly against the meal to force as much air as possible out of the package, Tape or tie the package securely, Label, date, then set in the freezer, Highlights from Queensway The Easter Church service was conducted Tuesday by Rev, Snell of Exeter, accompanied by Louise Mitchell on the piano, On Saturday, the Eastern Star Chapter of Exeter visited the home and presented the residents with an easter treat, Shirley Luther visited with the residents on Friday and played the piano and sang. Adeline Taylor went out to dinner Easter Sunday at her son's Delbert Taylor in Exeter, and Bernice Lavery went to her son Gordon's for Easter dinner, Mrs, Passie and family of Timmins visited with George Aaltonen, whom they had not seen for quite some time. Dr. & Mrs. Johnny Corr of Windsor visited with Mrs. Corr's mOther Mary Parlmer. Ray and Jean Funnel!, Billy and Heather, and Hazel McNaughlon visited with Ada Smillie, Grace Gilfillan and Donna Smith visited with Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Mitchell was pleasantly surprised with a visit from her daughter Doris 'and son-in-law Edward Denroche of Barrie, her son Les and grand-daughter Brenda. Mrs. A. Taylor had a visit with her son Ivan and his wife from Kitchener. Mrs. Ruby Miners was visited by Mrs. Frank Skinner, who brought her an Easter lily. Mrs. Clara McDonald visited her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas. Mrs,Hugo Schenk and daughter visited Hugo Schenk, On Monday afternoon, the Chiselhurst UCW entertained with Dorothy Brintnell in charge. Cecil Skinner of Exeter and Gail Finkbeiner of London entertained the residents with some toe tapping music on the violin, and the UCW treated everyone to home made butter tarts. Hensall United Church notes About 100 people turned out the Easter sunrise service in Hensall United Church Sunday, John Blackwell presided at the organ and Rev. Don Beck delivered the message. Gail Travers sang a solo ac- companied on the piano by Tom Travers. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "And yet we believe", for the celebration of Easter service. The choir sang two numbers accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Turkheim. The lilies were in memory or11/11.. & Mrs. Victor Fee. St. Paul's Anglican Church service Holy Communion was celebrated at St. Paul's Anglican Church by the Rev. G.A. Anderson. The text of the semon was from Matthew 28. Cleanability of furniture When buying upholstered furniture, remember that you will probably need to have it cleaned some day, reminds Consumers' Association' of Canada. Check the fibre content which should be listed on the tag or label, or in the swatch book. Nylon is the most durable of all fibres and the easiest to clean while acetate and viscose rayon fabrics have fair cleanability. Of the natural fibres, cotton is apt to shrink when cleaned and linen soils very quickly. Silk, although relatively easy to clean wears only Moderately well and is costly. Mrs. Ed Wurm is spending a few weeks with her grand- children Craig and Crystal Sylvester in Mississauga while their parents are on vacation at Freeport in the Bahamas. The Forrest orchestra played during the service. The flowers were in memory of Mrs, Lang, and Derwood Windover. Girl wins high bowling for ladies Suzanne Ritchie, daughter of Mrs. Olive Marshman of New Toronto, won the highest award in bowling for ladies recently at the March Classic Tournament of Bowling held at the Fleetway 40 Bowling Alley in London. Mrs, Leona Parke of Hensall was present at this event as well as Mrs. Ritchie's mother and husband Lou, While in London, they all spent the weekend with Patricia Lemmon. Persona Is' Mr. & Mrs, Wayne Payne of London, and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Berdan of Union visited over the Easter holiday with Mr. & Mrs. Carl Payne. Mr. & Mrs. B. VanGent of Windsor were weekend visitors, and Anthony Gelderland visited for a few days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Sim Roobal, Hensall Girl Guide Company held a skating party in the Hensall arena recently. Visitors were company from the Salvation Army Girl Guides in London, and a company from the Exeter Girl Guides. About 60 girls were in attendance. After skating, everyone met at the liensall United 'Church for the closing campfire. Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby, Blenheim, .Mr. & Mrs, Perry North Teresa, Penny and Trevor of Fingal were Easter visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Harry Shell. I Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 Page 4A Times-Advocate, April 3, 1975 Chorus at Centralia sings Easter cantata Ist111.11,111./.1101111011.1.10 ,11 1..11111t 111.1.11.11 .1..0110.0111 ,111.1.11.011.01.110110111011.1.11.1111111,11.11.10151.11,11i1.11011111111.1.14111.11511.14 1,11.1111 1110 11111.111 11 .,/11.11 ... ..... 111., . . . .. 11114111,1111411 Hensall district news 111111.1$110110411,111~,t04.11,011".11011.110MIOMMIMOMIAW,110111111~,0,101...10,11 ....... .1.t01.11.1111,11.41,1"0"PROMM.H.MIIMOMM/n 1 10.1.1 “,flt!!!,1141 11l1111 1II,II S • • 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111116111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111 ;";-• = = = = =. = = • -= = 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111 Exeter rec director speaks at Dashwood